The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-11-29
.CELEsTIALS COMMEND CITY
Visitors from the PARKWAY East See
Much to Praise in the Industrial
Life of the Gateway to Wiseon-
sin Banquet at Noon.

"Wise men from the east,o follow
ing the trail of the evening star in their
quest for light on battling problems,
spent few hours in Kenosha today
when the Chinese Trade Commission,
authorized by the celestial government,
toured local manufacturing concerns
and studied local industrial conditions.
The distinguished guests included Lieu
tenant-General Ching Ting Tzu, Com
mander Ii King Hen, Messrs. Han Lin
Chun, Toheng Hung, Men Char King,
Chin Tao Flu, Chang Chi Lin, Miss
Chain Chi Che, daughter of General
Tzu, and Miss Wong of Chicago
The Oriental visitors reached Keno
sha at 1918 o'clock this morning and
were taken at once to the Nash Motors
Company. Here they made the grand
tour" of the factory and were favor
ably impressed with everything they
saw. Such expressions as "How won
derful! Tx It is immense and 1--WE
hardly imagined that the manufacture
Of motor-cars could be so interesting -
gave evidence of their appreciation of
the industrial methods employed in the
local manufacturing concern.
Upon the completion Of the tour Of
inspection the guests of the city were
taken to the test track of the company,
where Oscar Eskuche demonstrated the
merits of the Quad truck. General
Ching Ting Tzu and Commander Ii
King Hen mounted the car and rode
around the track and across the sand
dunes in their eagerness to examine
the military possibilities of the Keno
sha Quad. They were more than pleas
ed with it's performance and stated that
it would possibly be recommended for
use in the Chinese army.
At noon luncheon was served in
the demonstration room of the factory
at which the celestial commissioners
were the guests of honor. Chinese flags
red, yellow, blue, white, and black
gave a brilliant oriental atmosphere
that made the function highly enjoy
able for both hosts and guests. An ex-
cellent menu charmingly served made
the banquet delightful and elected
from the Chinese visitors highly COM
plimentary statements regarding the
hospitality of Kenosha.
This afternoon the commission visited
the factories of the Black Cat Textiles
Company, the American Bross Company,
and the Central Leather Company. In
all of them they found much that proved
interesting and profitable and con-
WINGED them that Kenosha was becom-
ing real manufacturing center in the
United States.
Conspicuous among the distinguished
guests was Miss Chang Chi Che, the
daughter of General Tzu. Miss Che is
a charming oriental woman of great
beauty and personal fascination. She
was gorgeously CARRIED in a gown heav-
lily embroidered with scarlet and gold.
The present trip is her first visit to the
United States but it has so impressed
her with the merits of the country that
she has already made arrangements to
attend an American university.
Early this evening the members of
the commission will return to Chicago,
where they have established their head
quarters for study of industrial con-
ditions in the middle west. When they
have completed their investigations
they will return to China and use their
information in the establishment of
more perfect economic systems in the
factories Of the celestial republic BY
so doing they hope to increase the eff
cheney of China and thereby make her
more potent factor in the present war
for freedom and democracy.