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PRAPOR CESkOSLOVENSKE
HO STATU UZNAN
VLADOU.
zadejte vsude jeho vyveseni
mezi spojeneck. prapory.

Ma pfani Ceskoslovenskeho
Oddeleni Comittee on Public
information, upozornila reditel
ka divise pro praci pristeho
yaleckymi narodnostmi statni-
no sekretare, re by bylo SPRAY
no, abp prapor ceskoslovensky
hyl vyveSovan pri oficielnlch
rfilezitostech vedle vlajek spO
Jencu.
Statni department uZnal u
plnou spravnost tohotO stanovi-
ska a odpovedel timto dopisem
Committee on Public Infor-
nation, Washington, ID. G.
Attention Miss Roche, Direc
tor.
Division Of Work with the
Foreign Born.
MADAM.
With reference to your let
ter of October 10, 1918, you
are informed that the flag Of
the Czecho-Slovaks, in view of
the recognation of the CZechO-
Slovak National Council as de
facto belligerent power, may
properly be accorded a place
among the flags of the nations
aligned against Germany or its
allies.
| am, Madam, your obedient
servant, For the Secretary OF
State:
William Phillips, Assistant
Secretary.
(Cesky:)
X vaSemu dopisu re dnes 10
Tijna 1918 sd6lujeme, re vlaj
&C Cechoslovaku, V uvazenl uz
mani CeskoslOvenske NarOdn
Rady co de facto valcici moci
nalezi pravem misto mezi Via
kami narodu, stojicich prot
N6mecku neb jeho spoiencGm
Tim dostava Sc CeskOslOven
ske vlajce oficielniho uznani a
mericke vlady a krajane Sc M
hou vsude ma dopis tento odvt
lati. q ~
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CISTENf KOzESIN.

Ia nedlouho jiz ohlizeti Sc
oudem po kozesinach a tn pro-
llizajice je, sezname, ze nekte
re kusy potfebovati budou d.
kladneho vycisteni. Ma spray.
mem cisteni kozesin mnoho "a
lezi. TAX kozesiny tmave vyci.
sti Sc nejlepe pilinami cedro-
vymi nebo mahagonovymi
kdyz byly pred tim v teple trou
be ohfaty. Sobolina, tulenina,
elektricka 'tulenina, liscina a ..
kozesiny. mali Sc silnejsim o.
hebnym prutem nalezite vykle
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HISTORICAL SLECHTA CE
SKA MA VYLETE DO
SVYCAR.
WSSl LNYSSl

Ccskoslovenska Tis. Kancelar.
Washington, D. c. - Ame-
ricky Spojeny Tisk prinesl ne
davno zpravu o vyletu knizete
z Lobkovic a barona Nadhern6
no do Swear. Provazel il po-
Znamkou, ze oba slechtici jsou
representanty nejostrejSiho pro
tinemeck6ho smeru v rakousk6
risi.
Jsme povinni nenechat vylet
ohou zastupcu ceske historicke
slechty bez poznamek, nebot'
je to likaz nam opravdu vitany.
Historicka slechta jede do Svy
car. Jakv toho je vyznam, "a
jakyn ucelem rakouska vlada
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slechta smerem k ztracene DIV
nastii. Cesky narod odvratil Sc
v cas- cd slechty, ktera sledova
la jen sve sobecke cile a jde
po ceste, ktera vede k dplne-
mu sdemokratovani specialni-
no poradku.
Costa zastupcu ceske slechty
do Swear bude pro ne jenom
bezvyslednym vyletem ne
hoz Sc vrati jako sklamani turi
ste. Vyhled do budoucna ie
pro ceskou slechtu temny, pro
lid cesky je jiz jasny.
(Baron Nadherny patti me-
ri povysence a nikdy nebyl
jmenovan jako prislusnik histo
ricke ceske slechty. Pom. re-
dakce.)
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Jak je chce zachraniti, dnes
jeste nevime. Nemuzeme proto
rici kym chce historical slech
ia ceska "a hranicemi vyjedna
vat. Vine, re pred mesicem ma
zamku Roudnici, sidle stareho
rodu knizat Lobkovicu konal
Sc Sized ceske historicke Slech
ty a nepochybne vylet Lobkovi
ce Nadherneho je vysledkem
tohoto sjezdu ceske slechty.
Vyjeli z Czech v pozdni hodi
re. Mlceli po celou dobu VAL
ky. Nyni chteji mluvit cesko-
slovenskou repuhlikanskou Via
dou a zadat pardon cd tribunu
lidu? CT chteji zachranovat dy
nastii pro kralovstvi ceske "a
chranovat pri tom sve vlastni
zajmy rodove a majetkove?
SpiSe to druhe!
A tax ceska slechta pokroci
la - pokrocila ma sve ceste,
ktera il vede do tabora posled-
Mich rakouskych mohykanI.
Budou ovsem "hajit zajmy ce-
ske koruny" v zajmu SVEN a v
zajmu dynastie. A tax sami
mad sebou vynaseji konecny or
tel, ktery byl jiz vynesen prohla
senim ceskoslovenske vlady
podepsany presidentem cesko-
slovenske lidove vladyt prof.
Masarykem.
Costa knizete Lobkovice a
barona Nadherneho je nlarna.
Po stolet6m taparl orientuje Sc
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| CT, re naroda nezradila. Ale
take niceho pro narod neucini
la.
A hlavne nesucastnila sc jiz
vefejneho Zivota narodnlho, ne
pfisahala Ostatnimi vrstvami
raroda pamat pfisahu ze
dne 13. dubna 1918. Cesty Ii
Gu a cesty slechty Sc rozdvoii-
ly. Dokud mlceui lidovi zastup
ci ceskeho naroda, mohla o.
vsem slechta inject. Kdyz vSak
mlcela, kdy lid cesky promluvil
deklaraci re dne 80. kvetna
1917 a re dne 6. ledna 1918,
prirozene vzdala Sc tim mlcky
jakekoliv ucasti ma hnuti sve-
no lidu.
A tato passivita byla narodu
ceskemu jen vltana. Zajmy ce-
ske slechty lidu nedaji Sc spo
jit. Lid chce nejen stat samostat
ny, ale take demokrticky a So
elaine spravedliveho. Demokra
ticky stat je totozny v polite
kych nazorech ceskeho lidu s
republikou. Socialne spravedli-
w stat znamena odstraneni ii.
tulu slechtickych a vyhlazeni
velkostatku. Neuprosna logika
| naseho revolucniho hnuti we'd.
la narod cesky k zasadam de-
molracie, slechta, ktera stava
la mezi dynastii a revoluci lidu
je dnes opustena a snazi sc "a
| chranoyat posledni sve tituly Z
sve statky,
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kRAJAN SKONcIL SERE-
VRAZDOU.

Baltimore, Md. V zoufani 81
mad nemoci, James capek, 9o4
North Milton ave., usmrtil 50
dvema ranami revolveru We
odpoledne. Trpel po 6
roku souchotinami. Pred 6 rokv
vlastnil holicsky zavod ma Ash
land ave.. ktery v jeho VAST
nictvi byl po Is roki.
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~A'SO tuSCS hOAllAu kuS &c
por culanu ma cokolAdu neb mleko velice pek-
me vyzdobene Pouze tuto hodinu. 2. patro
$50 az $50 tezke administer koberce $35
Vekost 9x12 stop. nejlepsfch znamek nepa-
: trnou jen chybickou s. patro
$1.8O vanicky ma vyvareni $1.29
galvansovaneho plechu, vyborne jakosti vel
Ike, jen tuto hodinu 1929 2 patro
$4.0O prikryvky po $3.25
Zvlaste velke bavlny sede ovrubou. Kup-
te hyni sporte penize sklepenf
35c az 39c zaclonovy markesit 21c
Mercerisovany, SO az 40 pal. sir. slonovinoyv a
beige, primo stucky. 5. patro
$1.48 bungalow zastsry jen CSC
Ze sotyse neb perkau, vsech barev pruznSm
posunovacim pasem et 4. patrO
98c povlaky ma rukavniky po CSC
Vyborne hodnoty melounovtych tvaru pod
sfvkou z cerneho neb hnedeho satenu PFfxemf
Muzske $500 sweatrove kabaty $2.45
Velke limce IA kapsy, neb khaki. Jen
jeden kupci. Pffzemf
$5.95 toiletni soubory $3.50
upna toiletnf souprava vojensky kartac kra-
bice ma mydlo, hrebeny atd. Pffxemf
Chap. $500 mackinaw kabaty $4.95
Velikosti az 16 az is let Krasne plaido-
We IVORY dobre latky 2 patrO
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! Patecn1 hodinovy prodej lacf


19c az 21c misky ma pudding 14c
Anglic1e misky dvou velikostech. Posvicen-
ska nezbytnost 2 patro
75c emailovane kbeliky SIC
Ma 10 kvartu, prvotffdnf zbozf zvlastnost jen
tuto hodinu "a sac 2. patro
42c amoskeag shaker flanel yard 34c
BflenS flanel yard sroky, vyborny ma detske
pradlo. Pouze tuto hodinu. SkIepenf
39c SOC kreton yard jen 29c.
Tezky standard kreton svetlych tmavych
barvach. Lace tuto hodinu. s. patro
Chranitka snerovacek 39c h. jen Csc :
Vkusne krajkou vysvkou zdobene long,
.clothu vystrihem, vsech velik. 4 patro
Soc domaci cepce 35c
krajkou stuhou. ze satenu neb krepdesfnu
modernlch barev Pffzemf
Muzske ponozky 35c hod. 26c
Prfzove. trvanlivych latek, vsech barev dru-
hotffdnf 26c, jen parry kupc Pffxemf
ChIapecke $500 svrchniky SIS. 80
Modely pasove, teplou podsfvkou re zelenych
sedych hnedych smsenin pro 2-1Olet0 Prfx.
Junior CSC nocni ubory 59c
puntochami, teple pohodlnez flaneletu. ve-
likosti 9 A, 6. a. p.tro
1Oc tabletxy jen &c
Hammermill znamky velikosti dopisu vobor
ny papr. 100 archu jedne. p.lkop
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1918-03-21
OFF, z A K r w !

zniesle prawo brwi pieSci, Ez4dzace do
tad dzieiach 5wiata meskich, 5e kobieta
Wprowadzi rzady cZIoWieka ducha, lego
mySIi wolnei, Szerokiei. tryumfuiacei mad
paSsya czfOwieka zWierzeca, Sprawuja-
cegO Zady mordem, ruina. meka pastw:a
MEM sic.
Wtemy to wierzymy. Ale DIS ia
straSzna szala nagromadzonych ruin
zbrodni 5w.ata przewazonQ bye musi, a
WoInOSG i prawa dia zycia narod6w zdo-
byte. Wolno$G prawo 5wiete bytu ne-
podlegtego dla Ojczyzny naszei zwr6cone
nam bye musi, by Ona - PoiSka wei5G
mogta wTzwolona " rodzine LUDLOW dIa TO
"ych dr6g nowych deal6w, nowych zwy-
cleatW / tWorzenia piekna szczecia ma
ziemi.... Przelama6 kaidany Jej rnoze
dis tyiko siia, tylko krew, tylko miecz.
MIN ME nastapi ten inny nowy. lepszy po-
rzadel, Sw.ata.
| Oto kebiety Polk ma was dis ko-
lei. przad wamI wielkie, oIDrzymiej wagi
zadanie - pOdnie5cie krucyate lqczna na
tZecz armil polskieI. na lzecz re.lrUtacyi
poSkich z0inierzy . lvoInej Woii. do
hrei vol, Z entuzyazmu j zap4iu roz-
pacle, dzwignjcie u5r6d rneaczyzn te og-
ME tAogosIaWione pozary ducda. Chciej-
cie.. Wy - chcieicie \ VIOLA ta DO
ryw duch adzieli sic obojetnym, nlezde-
cydo~anym, WahajQcym Sic Rozpalmy
pro~adzmy III dalej dzieto Legon6w PHI
SudSkiego. Roznroszyta, " wiezieniach
gnOj te duchy bohaterSkie zbrodnicza
pjeSG Ni2miec, ale wychodztWo tn nasze
chWyta WeZWanje miodz.e1 przspiekna
ludu poIsldego rzuca sic idzie zastepy
ochOtnicze aImii polSlliei
Patrzcie, polSkie kobiety.. Bracia
na>l " ROSyi atworzyli luz zaStepy wal
czace bohaterSkiei, karnei nlodzl polskiej,
kt0ra krag zwycie>ki zatacza keruiac sic
na odsecz moze Macierzy- -Oiczyzny... Bu-
rzQ sic legionSci W AuStryi zdradzeckiej
| prEelanujQ sic W walce $miertelnei, da.
HAC do pOtaczenia WalczaCymi bracmi
Zastepy naSze Afneryl,i wolnei ! pod
gwiazdziStym &ztandarem pod Suiezv-
Stym oriem biaiym Spiesza ma szance VOL
noScl, dzwigane ma granicy Francyi prze1
narod6w tyie, by waIczyG. zwyce5yG j roz-
bic hydro krzyzactwa.. Ale naszych
loao talk mato jest jeszcze " stosunku do
przeszto : miHonOwego wychOdztwa..
Dzafaicie polskje kobiety... Eto 10.
tezn2j cd was poIztalac moze ma dusze
SUmicme polskich nezczyzn, kto?. Mkt
--- zaiste MKT. Wszak wy iests$cie TEN
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1918-03-21

DIS oto zndW staneIa pred zyciem
koOiet Ia w,eika potworna obIedna wprost
Waika sWiato%a, kt0rei waza sic mai
drozSze zdObycZe j bezcenne skarbv ludz-
klch stoSunk6w. Opancerzona pieSc Ger
manu- iegla na gayd!e ludzkOSci prOzi
zduSenlem samych artery zycia SWiata,
30 Wolnego cddechu ludzkich piersi. swo-
body lch dzla;iln poryw0W, budownictlva
dzWIgania do szcZyt0w ducha navodowego
| neHrepoWanego niczem sZcze$cia roz-
wolu Iudzko5ci Kizywda. krwia, gwalta-
mi spasony duch lllzyzactwa zawIadnaG
chce " ObtedZje SWym Swiatem CALVIN
Zgi4c wszyStk0 " pokOIZe pod sw6i plIl-
Ski but. ] WStaie wszystko. co wolne
co iudzkie, co sziachetne do walki z potwo-
rem rzuca krew sWa ma szale zwvciastw.
Polska Ojczyzna. naistarszy boiow-
NIX Gernanizmcm. Ma ona "a soba
PfoWce. GrunWad, Pse Pole - walk
cj&gie bez Iiku dzioh 20 dniu rok DO ro-
XII, przeciwSt"iaiace sic apatytom chci
wynn zapqdoIn Germani. Gdvby Polski "
gfooIe ME ZamUroWano. ME bYiobv tel
orgii, meki dis. ruin : spustoS2enia Swia-
ta calego. / zrZad2eniem niezwyklem Ia
orgla Nwi zgiiszcz wywo1aia imie Polski
pred Swiate,n, WywazyIa uieko grobu Oh
czyZny, Za$ DO narodu umeczOnego {azarza
dZ'S Woiaiq ma wy&cigi: "Chcemy krv.i
tWcj na Szaie dzjeioWych wypadk6w-krwi
Twci je$zcze, Poj>ko... Dui krew".
ZapOmjnaia Ie kYeW PClSki lac Sic nip1v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-10

These employees wages and salaries
amount to S747 600 uuo. of which the
automobile factories pay ST ,o'".o"o'
the parts and accessories factories;
s:ss Gorooo, and the dealers and
garages, 1854 ,unn.uhn-
The wages paid 1T the automobile
industry amount to more than twice the
entire annual revenue OF the Jh!teH
States Post Office Department ana seven
times the amount paid the railroads
for the transportation of mails. 1t Is
equal to three-quarters OF the gov
ernment's ordinary receipts II eX-
ceeds by S1nu,op",noo all O. the SoId
in circulation IN the nited states al
the end Of 1916
The total capital invested is St,29I,-
o00. 600. which is equal TO the total out
standing capital stock of the New oFk
Central, Pennsylvania. Chicago ana
Northwestern and Chicago. Milwaukee
and St Paul railroads combined. or OIL
the AtChison. Topeka and santa re-
Baltimore and Ohio. Boston and Maine
and Canadian Pacific railroads com
bined 1t is three times as large a tne
outstanding capital stock OF the entre
Standard Oil group of thirty-hNe com
panies. and exceeds the capital OF all
our national banks to the end OF 1916
There are more than four million cars
in use At an average OF only one thou-
sand miles a year, carrying an average
of three passengers, their total paSseh-
ger miles would equal l4.40o.ooo'oVo' OF
$500. 900 times across the continent VI
$4,000 times around the world During
1915 the railroads carried 1,05S.0Oe.ooo
passengers. To have eQUaled autonlo-
bile mileage they must have carried
each passenger at least fourteen miles.
Passenger miles Travelled by automo-
biIes exceed those OF street cars or
steam railroads.
a railroad authority states that the
seating capacity of automobiles eX-
ceeds that Of railroads and street cars
combined. There are $4,000 railway
passenger cars in use. averag Ing 90 per
sons per car or a total of $4,000 the
total seating capacity of automobiles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-10
DOPEY DAN AND LON
bill" Hart.

thereby gettin' disowned on tn spot
by my dada, tn dock. an have 10
beat it TO sea to prevent tn old moth
eaten aristocrat from goin altogether
'hugs-it looked like a cinch that this
Sir Ralph party win.
''Durin' my absence my by girl IS
born, grows up to be seven an resides
with tn dock, who has somewhat re-
Tented but is still dippy about Ralph.
So, one day, when our good ship Rover
is cruisin near tn old homestead. it's
only human on my part TO apply Tor
some leave, hasten ashore an take
long chance on givin' tn offspring tn
once-oVer to see who she resembles,
her mama or me.
"Hurridly cuttin' loose from tn ship
we double-quick for land. l scale tn
sea wall, an before you can wiggle
lii Euphrasia is snug in my arms.
90 course, she don't know me when l
brushin' aside tn Tambricans I've
growed, she falls on her knees an cries
Thank God. it's muh dad
Unable to endure tn crool separation
longer. decided tn spot to snitch
III fair cherrb from her hard gross papa.
an am just about to toss her to pal
Jack in tn beat, when a stage hand
shrieks out, It's Wyeth-on tn Bit
My lines at this juncture was. Take
her 10 tn old ship. Jack. an tell III
captain SNe mum CHtt-ilb Stl III
'I1uphie' off o. X. but OWN to tn joy OF
tn moment. an tn sight o Sir Ralph
snoopin' around tn greensward, / go all
to pieces an below out this: Leave her
with tn captain, Jack. an try to get IN
odds
Never will / forget 'Bills' expression
as he madly dashed UP tn steps to shove
me in tn sea! Under tn circumstances,
my improvised stuff brought down TIL
house but Joe Slaytor. our stage man
ager who was dead against racin', turned
livid with rage. picked up tn cue an
shouted to me from his seat in tn wing
TIL odds is s to /, va feather-headed
Ham" but they won't interest you none
cause it's gonna cost you every sou OF
tn eighty you win" Which only goes
to show that.
NO matter who. or where you arc,
Nor how bright life may he.
You'll find King Damper snoopin' round
Just itchin' for his fee.
There amt a particle o doubt in tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-10
PRESIDENT ENDORSES BILL.
Declares Finance Corporation Is
Necessary War Measure.

President Wilson has stated emphati-
cally that he is entirely in favor of
the adoption of the war finance cor
poration bill" He said. Il deem it in
fact a necessary war measure"
This statement of the Presidents has
been made public by Representative
J. Hampton Moore of Pennsylvania. He
explained that this statement was made
in response to "a letter which he sent
to the White House. In that letter
Representative Moore said:
so far as | have observed no demo-
crat has stated with authority that you
approve the war finance corporation
bill as a war measure.
Il do not know whether you would
care to make d statement upon this
subject. but ! am frank to say that l
would not want to vote for the trans
ference of such tremendous powers over
security and the business affected by
them unless I knew that such a re-
course was, in the judgment of the
President, essential for war purposes"
Representative Moore suggested that
the President might authorize some one
to make a positive declaration as to the
war urgency of the bill. as he had heard
many members Of the House inquire
regarding the Presidents attitude.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-10
TIRE BLOWOUTS CREATE CITY;
INCREASE POPULATION 100000

motorist is loath to give up his. car
Factory figures show that more than 10000
tires are shipped out of Akron every
day, nearly three-fourths of the entire
number manufactured in America
More than 900 workers are employed
in the great rubber factories. most of
them engaged in some way in turning
out tires for autoiStS. motoTcycliSts.
bicyclists and aviators.
In ten years the growth of the tire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-10
WARS EFFECT ON ART.
America to Do Own Designing, MI.
Parsons Tells Arts Club.

after Effects of the War Upon Art"
vas the title Of the lecture delivered
by Frank Alvah Parsons Wednesday
evening at the Arts Club. Americans
viii have to do all their own designing
for some time to come, he predicted, and
the result will be an American renais-
Sance.
Mr.. Parsons was elected an honorary
member of the Arts Club. The dates of
his lectures at the Central High School
are March %, April Is and %. These
ciety of Fine Arts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-10

Every time a tire blows out Akron
grows.
And the rate of this growth can best
be realized when one takes nto con-
sideration that there are 10000, 600 auto
tires running over all kinds of roads in
the United States every day. That's
one reason Akron never knows hard
times. No matter what happens. the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-10

world that Joe woulda held me to tn
fine. if. that night, when he was pussy
footin' past our dresSin' ROOM he hadn't
overheard Bill say: Don't take it so
to heart, kid! I'll divvy up my Wyeth
wnnin's with you. They can say all they
want tn line was a scream" Which
proves that even back in them happy.
happy DAYS when Bill wasn't DRAWN
down no $4,000 a minute. he was the
same great big, whole hearted, clean-livin'
man that he is today, stanch friend an
a corkin' good pal LON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-10

industry has turned Akron from a city
Of o., 900 inha bitauts into a town from
which neened workers are turned away
because il is impossible to find houses
or rooms for more than the 157.S12
persons the latest census shows live
there The building of homes has not
kept pace with the growth OF the tire
factories
In forty-siX years the rubber business.
of which the tire industry is the CHIEF
part. has changed the entire Industrial
complexion of the city. There are now
p factories in Aaron. each turning
out from zoo to - 900 tires a day.
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tn" SEASON TT"
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$4,000 ENGAGED
4 IN AUTO INDUSTRY
Wages and Salaries, S747.-
m0,W 0-CapitaI Invested
Totals s1,297,Co0,o0o.
100000 CARS IN USE

The total number Of people now en-
pIoyed in the manufacture and sale
of motor cars is 100000. of whom
$50, 600 are in automobile factories.
100000 make parts and accessories and
80 900 are employed by agencies and
garages. This number equals l. per
cent of all the people engaged in me-
chanicaI and manufacturing industries
in the United States.
The automobile industry, therefore
supports approximately three million
people.
The industry could populate city
half the size Of Greater New York,
or as large as Chicago. o. twice as
large as Philadelphia. or four times
as large as -. Louis or Boston. or
ten times as large as Minneapolis, Los
Angeles or Washington.
II more than equals the population
Of California. Georgia. Indiana. Iowa.
Kansas. Kentucky. Etiunasot@. New
JERSEY. North Carolina. Tennessee, N!r-
cinia or Wisconsin; IS as las" a. the
population of the state Of Michigan.
and larger than that Of Arizona, i'eta-
ware District Of Columbia. tdaho,
Maine. Nebraska. New Hampshire ana
New Mexico combined.
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John M. Bowers. LAWYER. Dies.

NEW YORK. March 9.-John NJ Bow
ers, one of the foremost corporation
lawyers of New York, died at Lake
wood. y. j., Thursday after a short ILL
ness. brought on, it is said, by overs
work i'll connection with the perma-
nent advisory board to which he was
appointed some time ago by President
wilson Mr. Bowers was sixty-eight
years old
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TRADE NOTES.

The Pennsylvania Rubber Company,
manufacturers of the vacuum cup tire,
have opened direct factory branch in
Washington, taking one of the store
spaces in the new Homer building, 500
18th street northwest. w. Elkins Reed
will be in charge of the sales depart
ment. Mr.. Reed is one of the pioneers
in the automobile and tire trades of
the city.
of the Henderson Motor Company. was
in Washington yesterday for brief
visit TO his family before leaving for
France. Lieut.. Henderson expects to-
sail this week.
Quite a little interest was displayed
in automobile circles when announce
ment came from Racine. Wis. that Otis
c. Friend, president of the Mitchell Mo-
tor Company. had resigned. 1t was also
learned that Mr.. Friends successor
would be D. C. Durland. for twenty
three years associated in active man.
agement of the General Electric Com
pany or companies acquired by the
General Electric Company.
r. c. Reuschaw, formerly associated
with the REQ Motor Car Company, has
company and will be associated with
Mr.. Durland in the general manage
ment of the Mitchell company.
At meeting of the officers of the Pro-
fessional Chaufeurs' Association held
a the clubrooms last week it was de-
c1ded that, commencing tomorrow, an
informal dance would be held every
Monday evening until further notice
All members and their friends are in
Vited to attend.
The Capital Taxicab Corporation ha
taken over the Morris garage, 1925 L
street northwest. r. n. Hickman, L
S. n, retired. is president and James
W. Graham. formerly with the Federal
TaXlcab Company. general manager of
the new company, which will attend to
the service at the Army and Navy Club
Ten specially built cars of the Colt &
Stratton Company of New York have
arrived in the city and will be put into
service Immediately.
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Husband-'1 thought you had given
up burntwood art, dearie''
Wfe-''George. how can you be so
heartless? This is a pie."-St Louis
Globe Democrat
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America after the war should have a
vast aerial fleet, and maintain the free
dom of the air."-Chicago News
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Whether in diplomacy. intrigue or arms.
Ger1nany's drives never quite reach
their observation-disclosures News