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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-03-30
twenty-five Year. Ago. 1897.

The Republican city convention held
last Friday evening broke all former
records in point Of attendance and in
terest. There we're over 200 voters
present and the balloting was spirited
on most Of the candidates
Reports from Washington justify con-
fldence that Hon. w. A. Jones OF this
city is to be Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs in the Mckinley administration.
Ex- Mayor Shows worth as a rail
road man il known man is known at
the center of power. lie has been re-
Gently rendered high promotion ia the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-03-30

service of the St. Paul company.
nothing less than the agency at Chica-
go, it is said.
While S. I. Osborne of Shulsburg
was walking home from church last
Sunday evening, he slipped upon the
sidewalk near his residence and sprained
his left ankle severely.
The Democratic caucus on Monday
night was hummer. About the same
number of votes were cast as at the
Republican causus.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-03-30
In the JUNGLE.

What's in the heart Of the Congo
Jungle? GOrillas big snakes cannibals
beating tomtoms and eating mission
aries? That's the general notion But
there's something else.
out OF the heart Of the Congo last
year came 70,oo0OOo pounds Of cop
per
The white man is penetrating every
where, and with him goes hard work
the price of this so-called civilization
Is 1t worth while? Or are sayages
happier before the white man brings
the timeclock?
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-03-30

Sixteen little girls we're delightfully."-
entertained by Mrs. w. c. Benson at
her home Saturday afternoon in honor
of the birthday of her daughter Joan.
Rev. A. II. Schoenfeld left Monday
to attend an executive meeting of the
Madison association Of Congregational
churches.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Rule Of Lin
den were guests of Phil Ivey Saturday
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-03-30

The Father and Son Banquet idea
seems to have become general We think
the Y ". G. A. deserves credit for its
But better still than an annual
feast in church or hall would be the
thrice daily banquet, in which father
and son had sweet and pathetic fellow
ship. not alone over the kind mother
knows bow 10 make, but The feast Of
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-03-30

The annual statement of The Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance Company shows
how its policyholders feel about the mat
ter, because of all the insurance issued by
it in 1921, more than $3.50 was issued
upon applications of men already insured
in the Northwestern. That is pretty good
evidence that policyholders consider the
Company fair and square, and when
a company forms the habit it will con-
tinue to be fair and square" after its
policies mature.
A policy natures" when it becomes pay
able to the insured or tc the beneficiary or
benefciaries named therein. 1t is of the
utmost importance that company always
have sufficient funds with which to pay
claims promptly when called upon to do so.
The law requires all life insurance compa-
MES constantly to maintain sinking fund
for that purpose and prescribes the method
of computing the fund, which is called the
reserve" On January /, 1922 the law
required the Northwestern to have re
serve" amounting to over 456 million dol
lars, and on that day it had assets to the
amount of 507 million dollars. If these as
oCio WClC 6OOOy llicll illS icSStNG WAS SAFE.
Just exactly how good these assets are
may be judged from the fact that 224 mill
hon dollars of them are in first lien, real
estate mortgages (155 million in farm and
50 million in city loans) on property val
ued at 724 million; $50 million in United
States and other high-grade bonds, and
70 million in advances made to policy
holders upon the security of the cash
value of their own policies.
The statement shows that the Northwest
ern had a reserve for contingencies" over
all liabilities amounting to some "a million
dollars.
The Northwestern did not break any rec
ords in writing new policies in 1921, but il
progressed and prospered. 1t had the big
gest and best financial year in its history,
permitting it to continue its established
dividend scale" throughout 1922. This
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-03-30
Dar,vin'g Birthplace.

Mount House, Shrewsbury, With the
famous Darwin walk wooded prone
made high above the Severn, has been
bought by the office Of works to house
its clerks. Scientific American
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-03-30

ME LAWS OF THE SEVERAL STATES require insurance
make and file annual showing
financial condition the close of every calendar Neces
sary these statements and technical and
understand them fully That why few pocyhoders
they willing let Insurance Departments do for
After ALL what pocyhodr life insurance
to know Has been fair and its dealings with
and will it % be with my beneficiaries?
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-03-30

Mrs. Harry Thoreson Of Beloit Is
visiting at the home Of her father,
Herman Weisen.
Charles Swan and wife Of James,
vile were Sunday guests at the home
Of William Lang
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-03-30

mind, morality, industry and honor.
There is hardly any better way to
reach the boys heart than through a
good meal and happy social hour.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-03-30

means that the cost of insurance to its
policyholders will be less in 1922 than it
was in 1921.
If policyholders have noticed, every time
they pay their premiums, they get re-
fund. We have all become accustomed
to refer to this refund as a dividend.
1t is not a dividend, however, in the
commercial sense. Here is how it arises:
Premiums in a mutual company are COM
puted with an allowance for safety and
when the cost of the insurance for the
year is ascertained, any excess is returned
to polcyholders The net cost of insur-
ance, therefore, depends upon this refund
of the unused part of the premium.
Policyholders are interested in expenses for the
smaller the expenses the larger the dividends.
One item of expense should interest policyholders
especially and that is taxes For the privilege
of doing business for their policyhoders, life in
surance companies subject to heavy burdens
of taxation, both state and rational Taxes
charged as an expense and If they did not exist,
the net cost of insurance would be just that much
lower.
Despite this heavy item, The Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Company has kept up, and we be-
lieve il will keep up its refunds to polcyholders
and this it can do because of careful selection Of
risks, expert and advantageous investment OF
funds and rigid economy of management.
lust word as to management: The Companyis
required annually to appoint an Examining Com
mittee consisting Olive men who are not interest
ed in the Company in any way except as policy
holders, TO make complete examination OF IL.
The COMMITTEES of 1921 was headed by Hon.
Antoine Kuckuk, Of Shswano, Wisconsin, as
Chairman, and, among other things, 1t reported
as follows: From an examination, salts
fed that the Company is in sound financial con-
diion and conserva-
lively managed, and
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1922-03-30

~ - 49, Y -
lively managed, and
we are convinced that
the policyholders are
amply justified in con-
tinuing toimpose their
trust in the persons
now in Office.
The management will
be pleased TO mail,
upon request, a detail
ed synopsis of the
Annual Statement.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-25
RELIEVE DEL Ola
FL Speaker" Sc conuadice

En- arculo EI PerpeuO EngahO pubcadO aver por el
eminente tribune CayeanO Coll Cuch estmadO
E Mundo ranscribe su augmentation e
sguente despaO pODO artcuista raduce
desde Casa Blanca mpOrane agenca de nfOrmac6n Uni
versa Service:
Washington Nov 5-Que Presdene Harding esta pre-.
parade recomendar cambos Ley Ognca de Puerto
Rico de manera GObnadOr americana pueda Ormar
binee nsuar sin intervention de legislature navse supO
hoy de manera autOrizada la Casa Blanca
Esa recommendation puede aaadrse que
sdene sOIamente para pOner fin que e puede
gar cOnsderar como sua6n crtica ognada la OpOsi
c6n perssente que hace al GobernadOr la legislature pOrO
Quela.
La actud del Pesdene asunto tOmada Immediate
ene despu6s de aga discussion los tades de pre-
indication de A Jefe ecuvO esa ncnado presta
aten6n aguna las pecones lie han hechO
al GObernador Rely.
80 Este cambiO ley organca perra al GobernadOr Reilly
fomar Gabnete ODosc6n del uardo de la nayo
ria en- la legislature de la Isa'.
NOsoros nfOrme prensero la auori
dad ell Sr Coll Cuch cOere cuandO de clio las
articuo para que Comisi6n nionsta que
rabaa Washington esa acasada Ell nfome
to he Universal Service agenca acredada de infor
Haci6n hab de nventar exto ap6cro arbuy6ndoo
Presdene Harding Adenas, Ell forme fu6 pubicado
crcuac0n los pe6dicos suscOs menciOnado
servco deon sg6 nOsOros sepamOs ninguna rec
caci6n Official No hubO reccac6n segaene spea-
ker hace de ella De nOdO Ia adverenca
dora de la Casa Blanca esa en- pie
Para GObernador pueda nomrar su Gabnete pesar
dc oposici6n del pado de mayora e nsuar
e Presdente recomend enienda Organca
vueve Jefe Executive podr cunn no. 10 que convene
recoger mas la admonc6n del Harding es SUI declaration
bernador RELY pueda rganzar Gabnet tenga
Intervention Ia legislature de Ia sa mo acitanente
declaration
asa ahora pOr GObrnad0r Reily S enendar
ley para que este pueda nOmbrar Gabne intervention
nuesrO parameno esta SOL que sin esa
de nuestr ley organca gobeador puede
rar sus no soeiendOse precepto VICENTE
ley precise deroga para que esor6 los planes del
"GObernador americana? 3
Pues, precisamente e mas sero ell conss
ente mantiee contra Jefe Executive sa la Cos6n
pororquena esa deendndO Washington de los
poderes nacionae negrdad la ntangbdad nesra lev
constitutional EN- anto odcada estabece clara
en segdn Ia e proDo Pesdente Harding que ell Co
bernador de Puerto Rico nomar embro de gu ga
bnete sin someer designation las sancones senado In
s0lar portOrrique1o. e1e -" - i"
PerO Sr Coll Cuch artcuo anterior el prime
pubie6 El undO vuea de su viae Ia Metr6nof
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-25

administration sOsene al GObernadOr Reilly mOdO
abraro caprchOsO snO aegandO e GObernadOr ha
viOadO nj la letra nj ell espritu del Acta Organica
Que no ha vOadO nj e esDun la era del Acta 0rganca?
EntOnces que hace faa eRneRdar Organica
fin de dice noae de la Casa Blanca "n
versa Service pueda e "GObernadOr nOmbrar
bnete sin que pueda obstaculzarle SenadO Insuar?
FrancameRe augmentation de los arculOs Speaker
puede mas emera La del prmerO sta rctcada anua
da segundo La Administration procede arbraria
pchOsanene sin0 aegand0 urecisamene ar
raO: e de GObernadOr ha vOad0 lev ene
d hace nece9aa pueda hacer egaene has
ia ah0ra ha yendO hacienda desacatandO misma
Sera necesariO Ell emnene tribune habdad
uocda tOdOs enderce grav
formal denunca de los deegadOs pOroriqueo Sera prec
e Speaker" busque esas ncongruencias gica
cac6n noOtrOs aceramos halar sera bueno ell
Sr Coll Cuch Olga pueblo como Gobernante pue
de desacaar ley Organica esa VICENTE ancpandose
habra de dar al obernador americana Puerto Rco atribuco
hoy segdn los extosa Casa Banca
ira constitution que es precise enmendar. W
Porque este comuagina 6gico que pala
bra tan fogosa puma tan agk como la dei sneaker
pueblo quienes etan DrOcedendo alberta
dcc6n nuestra Ley oganca fuerzas
gadad deendendo deA Congreso que
encma del Gobernador americana. .eef
La ley Jones podra enrendada Admitamos que sea-
Aceptenos Administrator ouscada amenabIes pre-
jucOs Sc anza Ia avenura de auten
epecco nuestra carta organica Aditamos tabe
nmensa autordad del Presdnte mpOne e Cengres0
enmienda restringe nuestra constitution nsuar sS
PerO tanto suceda suceda prec
samente hacen ben los defender espritu liberal a
pcsa de nuestra constitution todava enmendada odav
restrngida.
eKspeaker que Puerto Rico mejor enregando
las berades o CongresO de Washington reacc6n
4ue viene de a del Capoo sno de Administrator
en- un sometimiento vergohzante? @i
Mo- 81 puede guitar tenemo 10 arrebate
nuea protesa ell que Pero
nuestra debdad egue la gomna anticiDarnos la
enrega la deJacon dc que nuetrO para gazar UNI abus
atrOpeO desan contra nOsOtros desacatO
Congreso Nacional possession de este derece
Ben esa que Sc busqpe Ia armona Nosotros IA quereos
lamar ammonia a la cobardia, ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-25

p1rpura y azafran tenia los ramaies
secos, avivando EN- tonos bellos la me-
lancolia del cielo que parecia pensar
en- cl acabamiento de los seres las
cosas...
Aquel hombre habfa sido joven; ha-
tia Nisto sus pies una generation;
habia oide las alabanzas de los mas
radidsos' talentos. Ruben Dario lie
cantaba "a su espiritu formidable, la
nsandole pastor de leones. Ahora era
un viejo mas, confundido ell el CRU
po de los otros viejos que tambien Sc
apagaba en- la dulce tarde de Otofo...
Madrid hervia. Empezaban en-
tcenderse los escaparates. Pasaba, en-,
la misma direction del divino viejo,
la tropa, rosada y .alegre de los estu-
diantes. y
En- otra tarde como esta, hace amos,
el era joven y ese4ibia sus hermosos
libros. Entonces todo le- sonreia, to-
do era para 81 el himno que estallat
es como una catarata de poen1as ex-
ftraordinarios. Muchos sedientos de
belleza ,bebieroh en- las fuentes de sus
imagenes. El fue maestro de prosis-
tas. Ell creo la prosa artistica ma
to Ell verso, iniciando la ,poesia pura..
.Fue un hombre hecho de belleza.
Su vida fue una doble vida,, porque
vivio en- la belIeza y nos enseho a
amarla en- Ell temple. de los iniciados...
Vargas Villa ha muerto, porque la
justicia de los horpbres, bruta1idad e
inconsciencia, no ha sabido juzgarle
como el mereee,
!. Ell es ell genio que no escribio. para
su tempo. Sinembargo, el ha forma-
do su tempo. Su tempo lie debe
a el su luz y SUI arte...
E. Ribera Chevremont.
Madrid, % de octubre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-25
CRONICAS DE RIBERA CHEVREMONT
Ell DIVINO VIEJO

Yo lie vi en- la dulce tarde de Oto-
no. Pulcramente vestido, pas6 jun
to a mi. Era el, el autor de tantas
prosas maravillosas. iVargas Villa!
En- un msmento recorde las bellas pa
ginas de sus libros. Una profunda
tristeza, una grave desilusi6n, TN
largo desaliento, todo este senti 70
en- la dulce tarde de Otono, viendo c.
minar al gefio, perdido en- el oloaje
de cabezas de la ciudad.
De adolescente, LEILA yo sus lihros
de luz y arte. Me encendian sus pro-
sas contorsionadas y alucinantes. Me
enlbriagaba la fuerza de. sus parra-
fos, la fulguracion de sus adjetivos.
Ell solo llenaba una 6poca, eI solo ha-
cia vibrar, con ell estridor de sus
trompetas de orc, todo un Continente.
Ell era ell precursor. el era ell profeta
que anunciaba, con la magnitud de su
verbo, ell advenimiento del Mesfas IL
rico. Toda una generation lie siguio,
lie adore, lie bendijo. Su palabra te-
MIA un poder magico, un extrailo res
plandor de soles malditos. Ell decla-
raba que lei amor es la muerte. Ell
decfa quel la mujer es el gran enemi-
co.. Repetia ell grito de los recios
varones de la Biblia. El atacaba Ell
problema sentimental, aconsejando ell
desden y el orgillo. Un yeneno lu-
minoso Sc desprendia de la noche es-
trellada de sus ideas. iDivino viejo!
Yo lie vi pasar, pulcramente vesti-
do, con su baston de ebano orc, lie
vapdo EN- sus ojos intranquilos Y ne
gros, los relampagos de sus cantos de
admonicion y de combate. Pas6 y Sc
perdi6 en- ell mar de cabezas an6nimas
la cabeza del genio. Ell sol morfa
frio palidoy sobre los campos yermos
que rodean a Madrid. La 'tarde en-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-25
REvISTA BlBLloCRAFlcA
Gran Conferencia Pacifsta

t.ano sssasm - u,a Aslsao laae
uoaiarhauH Fs4sl 49, ssaus dlaa un
ingu ae Erln inlr1ss. cnsloF fars
uiluf rssns lis ais aHsas lrsurlas l,la
uultiaa.a fn ia Nssaf.assela sa.He N
uliia'lan 0r afmamss.ias a. lns l,airil
ilus iuirwsalas ~ - fselssmif a. las
HHrionos q isafaaos ass f'auacn sslr.
landn on WHshineiaa - ~ az no,irn.
hre o. lnei. y aae auFa hassn q ~
o. n,lnsin ifi aao afsual Eean ira.
luoians N cnslellauo ialos b. disrnr
sas con gran eNawiina = innrza 3 lns
puldioa q diNriinge h Asa3nei6n
Americana para Ia cmciiiacian Inter.
nncionnl, divisi5n intriumeriosna. ~.
,nllecida ru Nneva lors. saTfh.
Street.
son dirnos Dc "a mgyar aienciSn l,aT
"A alto.a Dc miras. por Fl mobile sca-
iimieaio dc fnaicrniGad universal que
cn ellos So revcla los discursas ds,l
Presidenie de los Esiados rnidos. pl
d. su Sccreiario dc Esiado Mr.. Char.
les +. Hughes, Presidente dc In Con
ferencia /; 81 del Seaador Lodge: Il del
Senador y eX Secre'ario de Esiado Mr..
Root el del Senador Mr. Underwood.
que represeniahan Ia Union Ameri.
cana. asf como los de los Delegados az
In Gran Bretaha Lloyd George. Bal-
four. Lord Lee de Firehan. Y de Sir
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-25

aualaua ,lsa.ss il,a,alsau1. , a. -
.i,euaf isscs.aa.alafs ~ slAela. Ant
Iinua snnnaA Nusa Esasuala. -
iHila. fnila. lsUnlsa. ilalh. aassah.
iiFier nalas. ilsisnan : nasuenl
sfsea e4uea dsii uae eaaa foal a..
fondia .an hahaidhd suma las puiilos
o. klsin 81 m uaedn lssqssalsh. 8
qCr ahundanan ~ saaa h uoitc-
in1lglH udmliaiirs faerse a. nlsura .
a. sufiis0a - inneain daasanhfica; ;
foe aunra un fnpnllnl,le sarglra ~ go.
cu"ncia, ~ ciealria gsa,iiisa ar mn.
iaa rc,l'eio y ruasiaefnsi6a; lsee 90.
miro, sshrc foao a alto eg,iri.n Dc
voncordin. d. l,az = De ffaferniaad
universal auhclos rcperosos de huma-
milad que eulminarun On Il acuerdo
DC reduction de armamentos miliiares.
ra.no hase prcliminar necesaria para
n dcfiniii,a sociedad de las NaciO-
mes.
Son hion conocidak "a esas bases.
que con ioda claridad detalladamen-
ie se especifican unidas a otros asun-
toS in.eresantes en- Ia segunda parte
del libro a que me refiero. que es de
los que debcn lcerse con atncijn. con-
lserrarse para ulteriores consultas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-25


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Aqeclie a. Ia uiie.ses - a...la.1A =,
NAaHii cuf esiio cFecieFie. dsaas s.ks
ltE b ttiuniIn atsdf hnas tiea.l.e Hiaa
- o A.p's. - fsl,Fs , cslss sallaa ~.
sitiis q snA siuilnns. a,ssc s5ae 10 D..
~ 10 Apaaan o. D. nmasa ngsssia.
Qilc l,unae aFgse q aaguIarse agul sn
rnsa 20 sus tysnes,aiausrs Doe .a.ho
rve caa'se ncsnanasV > a..
Teao "n eds cs attractive. ssa@sa o.
im Eusio molelno slcEanir arts
tic,. sssgH~sae > aansisa.
f,nhiia "a cas- tados sas nameros
rr5'sOducciunes cn c.loFcs - cuadros
fainosoS cue nnman IA aicnci6n pr.
sn pericsC factura. tales cosno Ia
Rcfnoio, por Ansclao DE- Nsrslea. ElI
Sseas. pr Medina cerS. De 10 Asorsa
ColcsciaRo, por 8ionrrilI. SeOrs ocua.
rela famosa por rspSrS. 3 Osros.
TcdOs los SncesOs 1ctuales de yer
dadera impos1ancia en- Espafia y On cl
restO del numb ticnen en esta pabli-
cacicn reGereneia erafica llterar!a /:
su texto deIectura es de 10 mas va
ri;.do y excelen,e que nos ofrecen las
mejores publicaciOnes de este sanero /:
publica en- cada numero una intere-
sante secciOn de modas, separada-
mente del textO regala & sus lectores
ocho paginas de fOIletfn ilustrado de
verdadero interes. grtas
Su precio de subscription es m6dieo.
Y pueden tambfen adqulrirse ntimeros
sueltos. ''H@
vease en- la Libferfa dc Cantero.
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LAS vEREDAS OLvIDADAS
s'ls ~ - 80 ~ 3 s.ax
POesias de cesareo Rosa Nieres.
49, '&aEi>..s caguas, 1922.
Cuando ibG 20 para la clfnica don
1 de me GDeTolvieron La vista, recibf es-
ia collection de veisos, que desde lue-
go me ilamaron La 'atenci6n por su ex-
pontanefdad y fuerZa lfrfca, por el
alfento juvenil que en- elloS palpite :;
perO la oScuPidad forzosa a que estu-
We sometidD me impidi6 acabar de
leerla y escribir algo acerca de ella.
Hey. aunque tarde, crrnplo este deber.
ST bien con lG rapidez que me obi
gan las dimenaones de Ia presente re-
vista.
.Su autor es muy joTen, un talente-
80 estudiante de h Unlversidad de
RIO Piedras, tambien una esperan-
"a helagtieha para 81 pals
Sus yersos Il distingueh por Ia IL
queza de imAgenes el entusiasmo II
rico y el vnelo de la fantasia poetica :;
j pero-coino aobra de principiante,-ca-
recen de correction La forma es en-
ellos inferiof. El fondo.
No creemos, sin embargo, que el Sc
nor Rosa Nieves abrigue la opinion
I de otros muchos principiantes que Sc
muestran desdefosas de Ia parte ex-
trrfnseca r del verso, 10 que es un la
tnentable error. Hay cierta censusten-
ciabilidad entire rel fondo y la forma,
sobrc to5P en- las connposiciones rirna-
das La poesfa, henlbrd al fin, re-.
-quiere en- su ropaje, a1iho, decoro y
| elegancia. Il,
No perderfa Ell tempo este poeta
dando un' yistazo de vez en- cuando
d los grandes lfricos castelIanos del
siglo de. oro. So ',s@>
: Apreefando mucho la primera obra
'de este poeta, conffo en- que la segunA
da ha de ser alto motive de elogio y
De estimation entire sus contempora-
neos.
Acm.eS Ferndade. Juncos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-25
MUNI,IM

Hago hoy una excepci6n de la regla
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-25

LAS vEREDAS OLvIDADAS
ia% ~ - itef - s<
POesias de Cesare0 Rosa Nieres.
f>-'''' ~ Caguas, 1922.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-11-22
the defeat the two Jewish candidates
on the Polish Socialist Party.

the defeat the two Jewish candidates
on the Polish Socialist Party.
Meyer London, above all, had as
powerful backing and as strenuous
campa igning and sustained electioneer-
ing as any candidate could desire. He
Ind the most widespread fiddish
newspaper literally going the limit for
him, which makes his debacle oil the
more inexplicable.
No more eloquent testimony is need
ed to show how popular Nathan
Straus is than the fact that his SON.
Nathan Straus, Jr.. was reelected In
his district to the State Senate by n
plurality exceeding that OF Governor
elect Smith by something like 5,OOO
votes. The young Straus stands for
n good many of the things his father
the veteran Jewish philanthropist, H.
augurated. He follows his father In
his Zionism (and In the particular
brand of Zionism which his father
more or less heartily espoused since
the Cleveland Convention). All around.
the overwhelming vote for Nathan
Straus Jr, is touching tribute to the
house of Straus and rather creditable
to the overfed Jewish silk-stocking
district which cast thar vote.
Comparatively little is known here
of Carl Sherman the BUFFALO Jew,
who has been elected AttOrney-Gen-
eral for New York State. Mention
was made by his tOasters Of his vari-
Ous Jewish connections and some EN-
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-11-22
OUR WEEKLY LETTER
FROM new YORK
THE ELECTIONS IN NEW YORK
AND WARSAW JEWISH CAN
DIDATES HERE AND THERE.
A Reception Where tho Guests Had
the F1oor-Thc Coming Of CIemen-
ceau and His Jewish Stories.

tCopyrighted, 1922 Jewish Correspondence
Bureau.
Every conceivable point of departure
can be indicated between the election;
which were ield about the same time
last week in New York and Warsaw,
and not a single point OF similarity.
In Warsaw and throughout Greater
Poland. including Eastern Galicia
there was a distinct Jewish issue.
The issue was the election of the
Maximum number of Jewish deputies
to the Polish Diet. Whereas here and
throughout the country. certain can
didates happened to be Jews. and this
"Happened'' for most part in districts
which are predominantly Jewish,
there was nothing accidental about
the Jewishness of candidates in Poland
and Galicia. There were Jewish
tickets in Poland and Galicia-ticSets
which pollcd enormously because they
were Jewish or because. thanks to