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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-03-12
Twins i'm "Peter Pan" Are Grandsons
OF DR.. j. Il. NayIor. Malta

People in this vicinity will learn
with interest that the twins played
in Peter Pan now showing at
Quimby's, are the twin grandsons of
DR.. James Ball Naylor. noted poet
of Malta. The twins are the sons
of Mrs. c. II. Doty, the oldest daugh-
ter of DR.. Naylor. Mrs. Doty and
her sons reside in Venice, Cal, and
the lads names are Winston and
Weston. They are II years of age.
The picture already has been seen
by number of people who have
noticed the ability of the young ac-
tors.-Zanesville Times Recorder.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-03-12

Good music at the round dance at
armory Friday night. The Lion
Tanners will furnish it.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

pagns This does imply that this community could afford
every appeal it does imply that appeal not
worthy but do say that the holding many drives
would completely destroy the entire institution of the campaign
method of collecting money.
Our is not for the who merely signs
check for this that None of get by giving to
charity matter how often asked to give But
concerned for the handful of faithful loyal uncompn hard
working of and who by the fact that their
hearts easily touched by appeals compelled to
dertake the business of money collecting This small group of
noble give only their money! but their time and
egy every drive that along They neglect their business
and their professions and their homes for days raise few
thousand dollars for that often they do under
stand But they feel that whatever the it to aid their
less fortunate brethren and they shoulder the acng bur-
den of house canvassg The actual of of these drives
measured in of the value of the time and expended
by the workers sometimes than the amount collected
At this time there number of money drives coming up
in this community. They all worthy They all, and
every them merit financial support Jewry will
continue do its share always Our argument not directed
to the raising the amount of money but the method raising
the money.
A Combined Drive For Four Worthy Institutions.
Instead of having separate distinct drives the Keren
Hayesod Hebrew Union College Theological Seminary
combined drive only necessary This is original idea but
being discussed by leading throughout the country
method be used by the Jews of the United States all their
national drives
Here opportunity for the Central Council prove
al wish Unity and combine all forces Jewry
hand and hand raising money for different Jewish
If all Jews brothers distress all should be broth
the practical method of raising money Kol Yisroe
Chaverim.'
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

full swing and committees are work
ing encrgetically How can there be II
failure of this noble effort with the
help of such splendid armyy
And you, kind reader, if you are a
member Of some organization that for
some reason has not yet appointed or
selected its representatives to this All
Club organization, see that it does so,
ro ryou cannot afford TO stand ulcof
from this splendid social-wcIfare pro
icct.
Pitch in folks, and lets realize the
construction of the beautiful Jewish
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15
THAT ALL CLUB CON-
FERENCE
Ey HARRY NJ. KAUFMAN

lsA IitklNl / VI. MAJ MAN
Last week. through these columns, n
discussion was conducted MS TO the
value of the institutional Synogog and
ns to the necessity Of Jewish Commun-
ity CentcrS there where institutional
Syulgogucs are not established.
At the end Of that discussion there
appeared a call TO all Jewish organiza-
tions of Denver to select and send
their delegates to the second All-CIub
conference .at the Community Chest
auditorium. Monday, the 18th.
The call was needed. 70 rthe auditor
ium was crowded. The young and the
middlc-agcd rubbed shoulders to be
speak common purpose. Denver
Icwry was well represented and every
shade Of opinion voiced.
Enthusiasm? Nou bet! And not only
that hut enough Of constructive sug-
gcstlons and plenty of desire 20 put
them into effect. These factors, prop
crly sustained, go to make success.
But what pray. was the purpose Of
this All-Club conference?
Lets settle a few matters before we
answer this query.
DO we need q Community Center. n
Jewish Community Center: To this we
can mhesitutingly say, Yes
DO we need gymnasium and a
swimming pool besides bail room? ?
The young ana those that feel young
would readily proclaim in the ailirma-
tive. Those that represent the purely
mental tyne with an aversion 10
everything physical, il there be such,
might shrug their shoulders in doubt.
Yet, even they might justify such ply
steal pleasure by tactfully explaining
that within healthy body, in most in
stances. there dwcls healthy mind.
DO ue need Il bowling alley or bill
/ linrd room These sports have been
tahboocd in the past because Of their
association with bad environment Yet,
In the finest of homes billiard rooms
] are ltl WlNNUiittll. btSNliSs lluiN
young men and quite few young lad
les for that matter and not of the
hnl sort either, love to indulge in this
form Of amusement. We must, there
fore conclude that these sports in the
I proper environment are innocent and
/ desirable. Again we nre in accord.
Now, that we have our differences
settled the next question presents If.
self: j. there any Jewish organiza
| iiou in Denver that has for its pur.
pose the construction Of a building
/ that would house such innovations for
/ the physical development as well as
study groups ana classes for mental
development?
Yes, there is and. for a fact. has
been just such an organization. Though
existing under misnQmcr, perhaps
/ the Denver Hebrew Institute has stood
from the very beginning, for the con,
struction Of Il building that would
/ house activities for the physical aud
mental development of the Jewish
young man aud young woman. \ build
ing fashioned after the Y. NJ. G. A.
Well. then. what is the reason that
/ the Denver Hebrew Institute had not
made that impression upon Denver
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

Club conference consists Of the five
officers above.named and two other
ardent workers, a. Il. Cowcn and Ben
schwartz.
Twenty-four Jewish organizations
were represented. besides few unor-
ganiZed groups. Those assembled
deemed it advisable that the board Of
directors should be composed of the
executive committee an done of the two
delegates from each club represented.
This was carried into effect by time
lv resolution.
Now the An.Club conference is IN
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

a of modern High School and College education hundreds
of Jews and ewese and prepare many of them for
independent professional and trade that they would other
wise not receive.
The Yabneh Teachers College at Tez and the "Mzrachi
Teachers College wilma preparing hundreds of male and
female teachers for the Jewish young They only schools
of their class in many lands.
These schools perform task the Jewish life of the present
day that be dispensed with without spiritual and
mic loss to Jewry
These institutions doing labor that worthy of your
support They ought to receive it.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

| Jcwry? Possibly, because of the fact
| that the organizers of the Denver He
brew Institute were men of modest
means and could not devote enough of
| their time to make the idea popular.
| Possibly. because of the lack of sup
port due to sectional differences; pos
sibly, because the namo the Denver
Hebrew Institute did not indicate the
true purpose of the organization; but
rather suggested something in the line
Of Talmud Torah possibly there are
n thousand other reasons that you
] Kind reader, could add. Yet he the
reasons what they may, We are slill
in accord that such Jewish Commun-
ity Center is Il necessity.
Again, what has the Dccnvcr He
brew Institute accomplished in the five
/ years of its existence? Five years are
rather a long time, you know. To col
lcct substantial donations for five years
would perhaps justify the construction
!
But. in the absence of such substantial
! donations, in the absence of the prop
er support-with the collection Of
] nickels, dimes and quarters by a few
workers of modest means-to he able
to purchase and pay for ten beautiful
lots valued ut approximately six thou
sand dollars is quite an accomplish
mcnt. If there be cynic, anywhere.
let him try it under the same condi-
tions.
Now, that it has the lots, what is
the Denver Hebrew Institute going TO
do and what does IT intend to do;
The Denver Hebrew Institute is go
Ing to break ground sometime in March
and intends to have the beautiful base
| ment Of the future Jewish Community
rrcnter completed for fall and winter
activities.
At last we revert to our prior in
quiry: What, pray, was the purpose
Of the second AII-Club conference:
In short to explain the purpose Of
/ the Denver Hebrew Institute; to
change the nume to one that would in
dicate the true purpose Of the organ
ization and under which all may work
/ Jointly; to form n closer cooperation
/ amongst the clubs of the city and have
them conduct joint communal activi-
ties before and after the structure is
erected to have the various organiza-
tions give their helpful suggestions as
to the style and construction Of the
buiIdng: to give The project the prop
er publicity by having u large cnthu-
siastic body constantly propagnting the
idea of The Jewish Community Center,
thereby making the collection Of the
rrqurod funds more easily accom-
pIishcd to have all organizations par
llcipatc in one Of the finest social-wcl-
fare enterprises ever attempted in the
city OF Denver by our Jewish people.
To this hurried resume may be add
ed many other good results that such
an All-Cmb organization might pro
duce
The conference elected the following
officers: Max Cohen. president sam
ueI RoscnthuL vice-prcsident; Sarah
Lchovitz, secretary Jacob A. Hayutin
treasurer; Harry NJ kaufman, public
|itv manager
The executive committee Of the All
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15
CENTRAL RELIEF SCHOOLS ARE MODERN

There impression abroad that Relief support
ing only the purely religious schools think that because
Central Relief sponsored by body of who primarily in
erested maintaining Jewish traditions it taking
in secular education of the Jewish Young war-suerng
lands The fact of the matter however the very opposite
Central Relief interested only making good and faithful
Jews of young but well educated and and useful
citizens well.
The Tachkemon schools Warsaw and Byaistok Poland
regularly subvenoned by Central Relief modern schools in
every essential They compare avoraby with schools of their
Class anywhere the face of the earth They provide the
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15
EDITORIALS
COMBINED NATIONAL DRIVES

There is a limit to everything even to noble
impulse and a generous response, and we fear that
the countless number of requests for the holding
of drives for various Jewish causes is just about
taxing the capacity and patience of our few COM
munal workers to the point of mental and physical
exhaustion.
If this community were to undertake drives
for every that comes to us, there would
hardly be month without its money raising cam
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

Bucharest-A reception in honor of
Nahum Sokolow, chairman of the exc.
cutivc of the Zionist World Organiza.
tion, could not be held here because
of an order from the police, prohibit.
ing the meeting in fear that anti.
Semitic students might attack the gath
Cring.
\ private banquet in honor of Mr..
&ok"luw was prohibited for the same
reason.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

THESE gentlemen have made n study of
Radio and are ready TO give their OK
pcrienccd advice TO any who may call
upon them. They are most anxious
TO install radio in each Jewish home,
not only for the pleasure but for the
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15
Radio Statesmen Notu Connected With The Daniels
te Fisher Radio Department

Mc>sD 1uscphson and Richman we'll
known In Denver are connected with
the Radio department Of the Daniels
and Fisher stores 60. ~ statesmen.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

their employ such valued statesmen as
MessrS. .Iuscphson and Richmond
should be hut another reason that each
Jewish home should have its radio and
that the services of the above gentle
men should he sought.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

educational value as we'll The name
Daniels and Flshcrs store co. needs M
introduction to the public, and the
mere fact that this store have now in
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15
D0n6e BROTt,ER2 e
TYPG-B SEDAN

Unquestionably, the most compelling tribute
10 the cars stamina is its widespread use by
farmers, ranchmen, surveyors, statesmen and
others who travel isolated roads in ali sorts
Cf weather.
These men will tell you that a good polishing
restores the durable finish to its original
brightness after the car has been cal1ed with
mud for weeks.
To them it is a matter CT vital Importance,
too, that Dodge Brothers powerful starter
functions promptly after prolonged exposure
to the cold.
Nor is any group of owners more constantly
impressed by those elements of excess valuG
which characterize not only the Typc-B
Sedan itself. but every car that Dodge
Brothers build
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

Community Center with less Iaborious
effort.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-17
FL PELIGRO COMUNlSTA 7 LAS T.
OUIERDISTAS ESPANOLAS

contemporizar primero, para des-
pues advertir con terror que Sc ca.
rece de adecuadas herramientas pa.
ra hacer frente las dificultades
que presentan los mas radicales en-
ideologia, y que todos sus recursos
SC reducen sucumbir a Ia popula-
cherfa a cuyo servicio Sc han pues-
to. Las pasiones desinteresadas du-
ran POGO, Y las adulaciones y com
placencias terminan y caen A ma
die Sc le ocu1ta que el comunismo
vendra, y quiza pronto, 81 a tempo
no Sc pone mano en- reparar la ma
ci6n que Sc desQuicia; y el comu
nismo vendra, porque las izquier-
das espanolas no ofrecen condlcio-
nes de futura vida saludable y du-
radera, porque carecen de fuerza
para contener en- limites razonables
Ia iniciativa popular. y porque son
incapaces de fundar NADIA solido en-
politica.
Como ejemplo que compendia mi
afrmaci6n Y tiene la fuerza nece-
saria para llevar al amino del que
dude Ell mas firme convencimiento,
bastara con que consigne que el ju-
dio Trotsky, que conoce bien Ia re-
voluci6n, de que es uno de los teo-
rizantes y caudillos, acaba de insi-
mar en- un discurso leno de log1-
ca, cuan necesarios son los Kerens-
ky, los revolucionarios conservado'
fContinfa en- la ga. pagins)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-17

ie absurdo de la division en- parti-
dos legaies ilegales, nj el derecho
de asociacion, hi la hbertad de
pensamiento, porque atentar Ia
sociedad Y la civilization no es
lfcito, venga Gle donde viniere ini-
ciativa tan nefanda: habrlan de
ser honrados los movies que guia-
ran a los comunistas, Y nj aun asi
sc justihcaria Ia tolerancia de los
hberales con su programa subver-
sivo y demoledor. Nunca como aho
ra procede trazar la Inca diviso-
ia que separa la benignidad de la
democracia, de La truculencia del
ccmnnismo 81 asi no 10 hacemos
los adictos al procedimiento liberal
mereceremos en- justicia los amargos
reproches que nos dirige Vazquez
de Mella, al acusarnos de ceder a
las pettciones de los extremistas ra--
dicales para v1vir una temporada
con su benevolencia Y dejarles Ell
puesto fin de que ellos repitan
la misma suerte. "Ese periodo de
Marcia y gravitaci6n hacia el abs
mo (ahade Vazquez de Mella) sue
le estar personifcado por esos hom
bres extraios que quieren gobernar
G digase ordenar con Ell desorden,
~ que, albergando en- la cabeza las
p-emisas y manteniendolas con el
brazo, tienen odio y miedo a las
consecuencias en- Ell coraz6n".
Una breve observation har$ COM
prender al lector la causa de esta
profunda y duradera perturbation
producids en- los animos por ell te-
NOR al porvenir. NADIA sabe hasta
que punto alcanza la fanatica se-
guridad de los comunistas, 81 no CO.
noce de cerca a esos temibles supers
ticiosos de La fe materiansta uti.
htaria que no piden al mundo en-
que Sc uneven nj a aquel a que
tratan de imponerse, sentimientos
mobiles, ideas elevadas, flores del In
genio, concepciones del pensamien-
to, sino sensaciones agradables Y
vida holgona Nuastro Salaverrfa,
que ha comprendido la esencia del
comunismo, y las heces de utopia
que existen en- su fondo, ha v1sto
tambien claro en- Ia parte de male
volencia = ruindad que Ell comu.
nismo encierra X asi dice: "No
Sc espere hallar, en- Ell supuesto plan
perfecto de vida del comunismo, I'm
programa que venga tnfundirnos
entnsiasmp 20 apetito de vivir, FL
plan que nos brinda inspira, al con-
trario, una enorme impression do
tedio. No hay tafnpoee en- 81 una
doctrlna f1ltfmamente majestaosa,
de las que invitan Ia eraoci6n La
gravedad. La doctr1na del comu.
nismo resutta francanents conf
CA. Ell m1snlo egcr1tor observa que
en- ninguna especie de fuga hacia
10 divine, entendiendose, desds
lnego, que cualquier especie do idea
religiosa es por ST m1Ema una SUI
percherfa, una mentecatez Y una
humillacion intellectual N"No Sc su-
ponga, empero, que Ell comunismo
este hbre de escorias religiosas,
mejor, supersticiosas. Los comunis.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-17


de la TERRA. Sin Greer en- la reli-
giones positivas. conservan de elias
un sedimento supersticioso, una SUI
ciedad animica que la civilizaei6n
no ha podido lavar
Como no Quiero hacer una critica
compIeta. por mas que clio me in
citen el deseo Y la esperanza de In
teresar al lector, me nmitars de-
cir que las izquierdas espafiolas.
por odio simplista incomprensivo
a todo programa de derechas, estan
hoy unidas por I'M com1n afecto Q
impulsadas por identicos ideaies, y
aunque Sc separen en- 10 cothfnero
y accesorio, continuan su labor de
cposicion todo 10 constituido es-
trecha involuntariamente enlaza-
das, pensando las unas en- ell triunfo
de las otras para aprovecharse de
81, y dispuestas siempre a correr en-
auxilio del elemento atm que obten-
ga exito parcial total. Por mi
parte, me encuentro decidido no
asociar mi nombre a los errores que
vienen cometiendo mis- correligio-
narios EN- izquierdismo No es que
me una a los que vocean la union
sagrada y ell "frente iinico'', que
nos harlan caer en- bra2os de los
reaccionarios, y que son meros par
ches ideol6gicoS 10 que Sc halla
consagrado mil veces. Pero resulta
contraprcducente y absurdo que si-
gamos disputando sobre 81 nos he
mos de dividir mas todavia, mientras
una question palpitante, Ia del pc
hgro comun1sta, reclama nuestra
atencion. Este asunto no tiene es-
pera. Nos esta llamando, Y nos.
otros le volvemos La espalda para
discutir 81 las derechas conspiran &C
tualmente para acabar de una vez
en- Espafia con las libertadeS p(bli-
cas-, y para sefialar fen6menos des-
consoladores-, prever desastres
anunciar terribles hundimientos
naufragios provocados, no por los
comunistas, sino por los tradicio-
nalistas, conservadores, monArqui-
COS, etc.
La union circunstancial de L.
quierdistas moderados izuuierdis-
tas avanzados no ofrece, por parte
de los primeros, la menor garantia
para ell sostenimiento del orden. Es
una asociaci6n de momento, que Sc
disolvera al menor soplo de La pa.
sion polftica o de una crisis social.
como cualQuier mineral q una alta
temperature Tiene ras6n vazquez
de Mella icon clya aspera anti.
democratica labor de radical de Ia
ultra derecha no hermano) cuando
instnha que Ell tzqu1erdismo espa-
mol esta tornado por una serie de
grupos que Sc uaman reaccionartos
unos otros, pero todos los cuales
constituyen peldaiios de una escale-
ra que baja hasta Ell inferno ruso,
empezando por algunos que Sc la
man conseryadores, y acabando, por
ahora, en- las serpientes de cascabel
de Moscou Toda la politica IL.
quierdista sen1i-moderada Sc puede
resumfr en- dos palahras: CAER
ADULANDo' sease, transigir y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-17
(De nuestro Corresponsal en-
Madrid)

81 NADIA hay tan lamentable para
I'M hombre afanoso de cultura CO.
mo Ell estudiar mucho con exigua
capacidad. intellectual, pocas cosas
seran tan deplorables para un po-
litico de buena voluntad como el
afrmativ1smo 3deol6gico que tiene
horror las defnostraciones, que
ignora las corrientes empiricas que
brotan de las neeesidades soc1a1es,
que substituye la criteriologia, que
es l6gica superior, por la cronolo-
gia, une es dial6ctica conventional,
y que, encastillando Ell espiritu en-
la obsesi6n de 10 .nueyo, 10 contem-
poraneo 10 future, rehuye todo
contacto con 10 pasado, y convierte
el izquierdismo en- una negaci6n sis
tematica del derechismo. Con pro-
cedim1ento tai Sc va caniino de la
demencia estdpida del ensoberbe-
cimiento tonic y Sc CANA en- into
lerancia despectiYa 10 que SO pier.
de en- compression d1screta. Unica-
mente los espiritus fatalmente pri-
vilegiados saben dedicar 10 pasa-
do Y 10 future toda la atenci6n
que 10 presente edge.
Hors es va de acabar. defndti-
vamente con ese t6pico presuntuo-
SO y falaz. El izquierdista sincere
debe proscribir de sus juicios perio-
disticos y de sus manifestations
pdbncas TODD 10 que en- el lector o
en- Ell oyente pudiera excitarle a
odiar a los derechistas, adn los
mas enemigos de La libertad, no
porque sea indulgente con Ell des-
potismo y absuelva todos los fau-
torres de la reacci6n, sino porque
un partido -politico, cualquiera que
fuere y en- crlalquiera hora, esta
compuesto de mas hombres de bue-
ma que de mala fe, porque ningdn
partido es absolutamente verdade-
ro nj absolutamente falso en- su
programa, y porque, en- fin, todos
los partidos tienen,9 Gal menos prac-
ticamente) mucho que reprocharse
los unos los otros. Sin semejan-
to lenidad sucedera 10 que esta SUI
cediendo hoy: que los representan.
tes del Hberalismo y de la demo-
cracia, 1nientras dejan trabajar en-
silencio los que odtan toda socie-
dad y toda civilization, los CO.
munistas, SO entretienen en- atacar
con fur1a los escasos, ineptos
tnofensivos propugnadores de una
ideologis poEttca trasnochaaa, int
tando aquel emperador de Roma,
Domtetano, que 80 ocupaba en- ca.
zar moscas, y. en- tanto mortifeaba
a estos pobres insectos, no veia a
los pretorisnos que SO conjuraban
para echarle del trono, 70 quisiera
que variasen de conducts, prin-
cipiasen por dejar en- paz a las
moscas. Desgraciadamente, muchos
de ellos no solo no Sc preocupan
del pehgro comunista, sino que
parcial 1ndirectamente lie apoyan
como 81 esta prestact6n suic1da sig
Dtficase 'la reSistencia invencible
del hberalismo espafiol al ayance
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-17

LIeaErr 8 MYERs ToRAcco C
New Britain herald., 1925-05-01

have some tales to tell, no doubt we hope you won't leave much of 1t out Albert, Edward, Christian. George"
 The city hall was crowded when the prince was installed as changel- lor Wearing a dark blue velvet gown lined with light blue. he kneIt 10 he capped by the chancellor m1 endowed with the hood of Il doctor of laws, the honorary degree conferred as part of the ceremony,
 The prince in his speech of ac- r.ptmro recalled that his father, N-Ng George. was many years ago
 Amcelor of the University of the ~',pt of Good Hop" and added that his mumsty s'ilj maintains an inter- est in the development of clurution throughout the dominiouS, In an oY- tnmporuurous conclusion 10 his for mal speech the prince thaukrd fho students for their uc'com" and for hls uN Na2un riIs.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-01
Mass. Manufacturing Has
 Substantial Increase

Washington May l,-- Products Of manufacturing industries in Massa- chuscus in 1928 at factory prices were valued at $3,tS3,905,ooO an in- crease of "5.S per cent over the tg- tire for l92h tho previous census year.
 The census hurom's figures made public today showed the average number ut wage caruors employed during 1923 10 be 6GT75S, an in- crease of l5,5 per cent oNrr 1921. Total WaFe payments wcrr $74S.@GS,- nno, m Increase Of 2IJ per cent over the 194l figure.
 The cotton goods Industry led all others in th" state in both number of wagH rarDors anl value of pro- 'iUc,s. The average number Of wage ,arnrrs in this industry increased from 1oG,&&7 in 1921, to tl3.Tl7 in 1922, or G,9 per cent. and he value of products from $@l&S3o,o00 to E41592&,ooo, or &2.5 per cent.