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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-07
KOMUNIKA1Y URzEOU PRASOWO- |NFORMACYJ-
NEGO WYDzIAkU NARODOWEGO POLSKIEGO.

skiej, W tym samym okreSie 36-letnim
lic7ba katolik6w wzros}a zaledwie
80 proc .
Czyzby imigracya rosyjSka byfa tax
znaczna, Ii spowod0wala ten ogromny
przyrost lpdnosci pr~awoslawnej "
por6wuanfu do katolk6w? OczywiScie
ME. Rosyanie ME osiedlali sic W tym
kraju. Podfug spisu urzedowego, W r.
1897, byio W guberni wile6Skiej $4,000
os6b urodzonych W glebi RoSyi, a W tel
lic1bie $4,000 mezczyzn i LOO kobiet
Byli to prawie wyiacznie urEedncy i
dy zaS wedrujacy ro6Otnfcy, a wick
szost ich mies0ka{a W Whine. TIE dane
statystyki urzedowej stwierd7aja ia
sno, re proporcya Rosyan i prawosa-
wnych ME mugla tax sic rozwinac, jak
to utrzymuje spb W 1897.
Prawds jest NATIONALIST, re kiedy W
1873 wznowiIy sic prZeSladowania Bia-
horusin6w n~ale1acych do wyznania gre
cko&atohckiego, Geese ich zmuszona
byla precise ma prawoslawie. To srodki
przymusowe wydaly nieco proporcye
pra woslawnych, lez dowiedziOnem
jest r6wnie1, IL to gorliwi ,,n~aczefnicy'
pOprostu pofalszowali re8utaty sta
tystyki.
w samem Whine trrino i'm bylo o.
twarcie falszowac cyfry ma n~ieSorzysc
katolikGw i Poak6w. Ale W okolicach
oddalonych Cd stolicy fantaEya ,,na0al-
silva" rosy jskiego nragha ~swobodnie po-
puscic Sobie wod1e. l tax W DZisnie,
mad rzeka DIVING. gdZie spis sztabu
rusyjskiego Z r. 1851 w~ykazuje rGwna
liczbe katolikGw i prawos{awnych, ME
zuaNujemy wiecej jak 81 proc. katoli-
k6w na IS proc. prawoslawnych W I.
1897.
Podobnie ma sic rzecz w Okregu Wi
letki. W r. 1851 wykazano tam s. proc.
katolikGw ma 40 proc. prawosiawnych,
podcsas gdy spiS r. 1897 podaj e tylSo
81 nroc. katolik6w ma IS proc. prawO-
s}a wuych.
Anahgiczny przykhad dCstarczaja
statystyk dotyczace ziemi mihskiej.
Znaczenie EaS ich polega gl6wnie ma
tenn, ii wykazuja, jak mlo wagi PREY
wiazywaG nale&y do ~statyStyk dawnych
prOwincyi PolSki.
Wygnanie. Szubienicr. ~knnfisSaty,
masowe zcs}ania i kOlonizowanie kra-
ju Chhopami r~osyjS1imi mic zdo@aiy mi
szczyc ~polskiego charnkteru Okolic Will
ma. Wtedy to czynuwnicy rusyjscy mu-
sell uciec sic do faiszowania staty-
styk, ably W b}ad wprowadzic opinie Gu
ropejska.
Udalo i'm sic to w zupefnoSci. / do
picro wojna pokazala skaboSc panowa-
MIA roSyjskiego ma BialoruSi, a made
wSZystko M Litwie. Uwydatnila ma
tomiaSt n~iezliczOne wez}y lqczace tc
kraje z Polskq. A objawilo sic tn z ca
Ia moca osoblwie W tel chwili, kiedy
wypiera jace 6olszewfk0w armie polskie
E1dnoSc tych KRAKOW vita wSzedzie "a
dOSnie, jak wyZwolehc0w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-07

Szczerzy ~przyjaciele Czech z przy-
kroscia zauwazyH, Re oStatnimi mani
festacyami Gzesi nadali kiepski obrot
debatom. Przy uajlepszej nawet wolf
trudno ME doStrzedZ ZgOdnych uslfo-
wan wymuszenia W argumentach ME
majacymi mic wsp6lnego z danemi pro
blemu Slaska Cieszyhskiego. Groza ko-
alicyi, be przestana 1ajmowat sic zaopa
tr0eniem AuStryi W Wegiel. Grozii Cd
m6wieniem ratyfikacyi dziela Kongre-
su P~okoiowego. Gro5a W kohcu Allan
tom zmiana W oryentacyi opinii pu-
blicznej w ~republice czesko-slowackiej.
A jest to strategika polityczna, ME
zas spos6b prowadZenia dyskusyi. Ozesi
wychodza z granic problemu wlasciwe-
go, lokalnego, kt6ry ma bye rozwiaza-
nym. Me rozszerzaja debaty, lecz je
wypaczaja- Zbytniem podniesieniem g1o
su ME uzasadniaja wcale siusznosci
swych wywoddw, ami tel ME dodadza
i'm wiekszej wagi.
P. KramarZ W swych Oswiadczeniach
W journal des Debats" trudzi sic uie-
~potrzebnie przypominaniem using Cd
danych pr1ez Ozechy W sprawie allan
ckiej. Mkt o tenn ME zapomina. Ale ma
wet chocby twatziescia Rampant bO-
haterskich ma Syberyi W nkzem ME
zmienia wlasGwej istoty ~problemm Sla-
ska Cieszy6skiego. Koalicya ME wyna-
gradza obecnie oddanych jej u}ug, lecz
wymierza sprawiedliwoec.
Zaplatani W spor klopotliwy, ME
nogli jeszcze Cesi 7dObyc sic ma po-
Swiecnnie swej milosci wiasnej do togo
stopnia, by przyjc do porozumienia.
Ma ~konferencyi krakowskiej dali do
woody takiej nieustepliwosci. lie uderzy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-07

10 to AIiant6w. Oslabic, ami zdenasko-
wac z~naczenta tego faktu ME nsoze "a
den w0glad INA bohaterstwo C1ech0W,
"a ich dobra wole, ma ich anty-nicmie-
ckoSc.
Ma wielkim mityngu zorganizOwanym
W Pradze z ko6cem sierpnia posunleto
sic nawet do twierdzenia, Re poszano-
wanie uczuc IudnoSci interesowanej !
zasiagniecie opinii tejze ludnosd "spze
ciwiaja sic zasadom podstawowym
Konferencyi Pokojowej".
Nieprawdopodobna ia koocepcya wy
jawia dostatecznie klopotliwoSc POLO
zenia, W jakiem znaIezli sic Czesi, kto-
rym jednakae brak odwagi, by wyjsc z
tel sytuacyi. Uzuciem narodowym in
teresowane ludnosci przectwstawiaja
.,warunki hytu pahstwowego', czyli
m6wiac innemi siowy racye stanu, kt6-
IA stanowila czynnik zasadniczy pre-
~starzalej i zgubnej m~oralnosci polity-
cznej, a kt6ra Alianci z%apragneli Ia
staple kodeksem Ligi Narod6w.
Czy ME dose wymownie m6wi "a sic
taxa antyte0a? Jest ona u samych pod
staw sporu polskoczeskiego i za}owac
nale4y, re p. Kramarz ME wspomnia}
o tenn chocby pobieAnie W ciagu swych
d~eklaracyi. Wystarzyioby to W zupel-
nosci do wy~rooienia 7dana u sedzi6w
powo4anych do rozstrzygnieGa zatar-
Gu. gdyz ~slusznie zauwazyl W Temp
sie' paryskim Z % sierpuia pastor Ku-
lisz, Re ,,nie istnieje dla Konferencyi
P~okojowej kwestya 3atwiejsza do roz-
strzyguiecia jak spraw podziafu Slas-
ka Cieszyfskiego pomiedzy Polak6w i
ODech6w,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18
WHITING
and its
PEOPLE

The Music and Art Section OF the
Fortnightly club VIII hald their frst
meeting of the year at the home of
Mrs Charles klose. 18th street. on
next Tuesday. septem Der 2srd
Mrs Katherine Evans OF Ohio av
enue. is visiting relatives in Youngs-
town. Ohio
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carrette and
daughter OF Indiana Harbor. visited
the latter's mother. Mrs. Ida Koch Of
sheridan avenue on Tuesday evening
Miss Dorothy Maunder or Ohio aven-
Ne. viii enter Northwestern university
next Monday
Misses Genevieve schraage. LOIS
Morr son and Florence whiteeman
left Tuesday for oxford Ohio. where
the Two will enter Western College.
The yoans ladies are all 1919 gradu-
ates of the local high school
Mrs Peter Koch and daughters.
Marie and Katherine. Of oliver street.
We're Chicago visitors
Miss Margaret Hay entertained hel
friends at her home in Cleveland av-
enue IN horror 81 her birthday anniver-
sary.
The case of D. al woodward Of
Gary. who was charged with speeding.
was nolie pressed in the city court on
+ Tuesdag
Mrs David j Paskwietz OF sheri-
dan avenue who has been very i'll is
now able to sit up
The civic section OF the Fortnight
| " Club held their hrst meeting at the
home Of Mrs. J. r. Brinken. OF Cleve-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18
ST. JOHN

Within a short time all the pro>sr-
IL owner in ST. John Will have an OPP
portunity 10 decide whether or not the
town is 10 get elecric lights and pow
er The whole town is TO be can
vassed by a committee to take up the
pledges. on the number OF pledges
main the darkest place OF its axe in
the country CT whether its inhabitants
may enjoy one modern convience. A
sufficient number OF pledges Will not
only progress to the community. but
will also greatly increase property
values. Thus far sentiment appears
very murh in favor of working some
company into the field The project
Il sure 10 materialize II every house
holder will agree to use at least
minimum. should this minimum not
be reached. aid St. John will have TO
stay maybe for the next so years in
the dark. Just what the minimum
VIII be. has not yet been determined.
Whatever it is 70 be this much is GER
tain. the cost Will be offset by the in
crease value to every piece of proper
ty.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Weaver left Tues
day morning for a few days visit with
Mr. Weavers paernts at Rose Lawn.
Ind
NJ. P. Ludwig or Hammond tran
sacted business here Tuesday.
Jos warnecke made business trip
70 Chicago Heights on Wednesday
Mrs. George Starke was visitor at
Hammond on Wednes day.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18

Mrs. Beatrice Brock for several weeks
left Yesterday for their home in Pitts
burgh, Pa
a. y Blair OF sheridan Avenue. left
Yesterday for Milwaukee where ne
will reside.
The Whiting School Teachers of last
and of former years. gave beach
party at the Whiting pork last even
ing in honor OF the new and incoming
teachers.
A. y. Ehlers OF Hammond was q
Whiting visitor on Tuesday.
Mrs Arthur ~ Beaubien, who I'M
derwent an operation at the Washing
ton Park hospital is improving at her
home in Atchison avenue
You will find THAT Hat you are
looking for in the Special Exhibit on
Friday and Saturday. WHERE? AT
FREEL's SPECIALITY SHOP. S3I 10th
street s-lS-l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18
ROBERTSDALE

Mrs Agnes Roberts and daughters.
Airs. Mary A. schan and Miss Amy
Roberts Of Roberts avenue. were Wis
itors at the residence of Mrs. NJ. B
McDaniels OF Hammond Tuesday.
Mrs. o. Lighthau of West Park ad-
dition is entertaining her sister. Mrs.
b. Blackstone and daughter Vanite.
Of MaComb. III. at her. home for a
few days.
MIR. and Mrs H Lowrence and Mr..
G. Anderson OF Chicago. spent Sunday
at the home of the Lane family on
Myrtle avenue.
Mrs 4 Lane entertained a num-
Der OF friends a dinner at her home
in honor OF Mrs. b. Blackstone Of Nc
Comb. III on Monday.
Mrs John Soltwedle of Myrtle av-
enue was visitor at the East Side on
Monday.
Marie Horlbeck of Indiana boulevard
May Owens of Whiting and Edward
Winkelreid of Forsythe avenue. are
taking a course at the Englewood
Business College.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Hendrickson, who
are at the present time living with
the latter's mother. Mrs. w. Shade,
Of Lake avenue. are building a pretty
new bungalow also o Make avenue
Herman Thiesson OF Indiana boule-
ward is on a business trip 10 Bloom
ington. illinois.
Mrs Arthur Beaubien OF Atchison
avenue. who has been on the sick list
is getting along very nicely.
Thomas Rafter OF Indiana boulevard
was critically i'll at his home with a
very severe attack OF gastritis. Dr's
Macay and Timm were in attendance
He is much Improved at this time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18

Mrs August Dreeson OF Roberts av-
enue. is entertaining her niece. Miss
EVELYN schlundt OF Valparaiso, Ind !.
for a few days.
Miss Eleanore Flick. Hollis Hunter
OF Hammond and AR. and Mrs O..
Gallas Of Myrtle avenue. we're Chica-
go visitors the fore part of the week
John and Gertrude Rock of 18th
street. returned home after spending
the weekend in Chicago visiting with
relatives.
Mrs H Steward Of Chicago spent
sunday at the home OF her aunt, Mrs
Rock of I16th street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18

land avenue Miss A. Bertha TulL
the chairman. presided at the meeting.
Americanization was the subject under
discussion for the meeting. Mrs. l.
Gordon giving an interesting talk on
this important subject. While no
definite plans were made for the year
work, these viii be taken UP a the
next meeting on October 18th at the
home OF Mrs g Fl. Hoskins. This
meeting will he in charge Of the a
musement committee.
Mrs George Bartlett and children.
who have been visiting her sister.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18
Whiting
Advertisements
Are Winners

and accepted by The WLitlnS News
Co.. ga. IIeth St, Phone 13s-W.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18
Cured His RUPTURE

trunk several years ago Doctors said
my only hope of cure was an operation
IrusSeS did me no good. Finally I'got
hold of something that quickly and com
pIetely cured me Years have passed
and the rupture has never returned al
though l am doing hard work as a car
penter There was no operation. no lost
time. no trouble l have nothing to sell.
but viii give full information about how
YOU may md complete cure without
operation If you write to me. Eugene
NJ PuIlen Carpenter. 329F Marccllus
ave, Manasquan. n j Better cut out
this notice and show it TO any others
who are ruptured-you may save life
or at least stop the misery or rupture
and the, worry and danger of an opera
ton ADV
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18
SPECIAL SALE FRIDAY

81 90 worth of Groceries for CSC.
see Window Display.
MCNAMARA BROS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18

We know United States Tires 4
Boiling Auto Sales, Hammond.
Bunnell's Auto Sales Co., Hammond.
The A. B. C. Garage, East Chicago.
Central Garage, East Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18
DYER

Mrs Alma Gettler and Bee Gettler
were Chicago shoppers on Tuesday.
The Misses Mary keilman and Lena
Austgen went to Chicago on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Verna Helligonds and
son Of Dubuque Iowa. are visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. Brew
e. and family.
The Dyer high school aad a Vein
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18
FREE TO
Asthma Sufferers
A New Home Method That Any
one Can Use Without Discom-
fort or Loss of Time.

We have a new method that controls
Asthma. and we want you to try ii at
our expense. No matter whether your
>ase is of long standing or recent devel-
opnent. whether il is present as Hay
Fever or chronic Asthma. You should
kend for a free trial of our method. No
matter in what climate You live. no
matter what your age or occupation. If
YOU are troubled with Asthma our
rrethod should relieve you promptly
We especially want 70 send 81 10 those
apparently hopeless cases. where all
forms OF inha}ers. douches opium prep
arations fumes. patent smokes etc,
have failed. We want to show every
+ at our expense. that this new meth
.T ss aes rred 10 end all difficulties, all
.,setrynE and all those terrible paroN-
tsncs at once
vhis tree oIsr Is TOO important 70 neg
.-. single 11y Write now and begin
--s r4etrr1 II once Send no money.
af~~-lv man >cupon below. Do II today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18

ME Roast out nthe country on Mon
day evening. They played games. and
had a ne time.
The Program Committee OF the Cam
munity meeting at the Public School
on Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Ziesenheme. Jr. are
the proud parents of a baby boy from
Monday night.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18

and arc accepted by The Willing News
CO.. ga. IIeth ST. Phone 13s-W.
We viii have special exhibit Fri
day and Saturday of this week. in Fall
Millinery in style and
workmanship. All the new ideas are
embodied in our showing. Despite
the rising cost OF material. remarkably
moderate prices prevail FREEL's
SPECIALITY SHOP, 53I 10th street.
9-1S-1
STAR THEATRE TONIGHTi-Cath-
crime Williams is more pleasing than
ever In THE ONE WOMAN" at the
star Tonight; big feature night Friday
with "A PIRATE BOLD. "LIBERAT
Or ELMO and GREAT GAMBLE.
s-ls-I
Bring in your old hat wen make it
look like new it sounds like Dragging.
but it's true FREEL's SPECIALITY
SHOP. 531 10th street e-1s-1
If Mrs. Margaret Hogarth does not
call for her clothes within 10 days
and board bill payer. her clothes viii
be sold; s32 Atchison avenue. Mrs. G
Spisak. Whiting e-1s2
SPECIAL SALE FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY ONLY
$50 worth of Groceries for CSC.
See Window Display.
MCNAMARA BROS.
e-17-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18

PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT
Frank keenan, in TODD OF THE
TINES also Harold Lloyd Comedy
and Travelosue. Coming tomorrow:
Fannie Ward in OUR BETTER
SELVES" 9-1S-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-18

Pearl gray taffeta fashions this
very graceful and rather unusual
afternoon frock. 1t is built on long
straight lines with clusters of cord
ings cleverly introduced 70 break the
lines which tend TO make the figure
look almost too tall. The long
waistline which is emphasized by
wide girdfe with fringed sash ends
is a new feature which promises to
be popular during the coming season.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-27
BRITISH INDUSTRIAL
PARLIAMENT MEETING

LONDON Feb. 27.-The industrial
parliament, composed of representatives
of employers and employees and govern
ment officials, assembled in Central
hall, Westminster, this morning at 1880
o'clock.
The parliament was opened by Sir
Robert Stevenson Horne, minister of
labor, who was supported by Premier
Lloyd George, Sir Albert Stanley, presl-
dent OF the board OF trade; George IL.
Roberts, the food controller; Thomas
James Mcnamara, parliamentary secre-
tary In the cabinet, and Sir d. J, Shack
Teton, permanent secretary Of the minis
try OF labor. The minister of labor an
nounced that the premier vas anxious
to hear the ~views of the meeting and
invited the delegates to address the
conference.
The object Of holding the parliament
was to give the government an oppor-
tunity to meet representatives of British
industry and learn their views on the
general situation, and It was hoped by
both sides that really valuable sug-
gestions would be received and the
ground work laid for future useful ac-
tivities.
The delegates to the parliament num-
Der 800, 1t Is estipated that more than
10000, 600 workers are represented.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-27
IMPR0MPTU JAZZ BAND
ENTERTAlNS D0UGHB0YS

PARIS, Feb. 27.-Fresh proof Of the
ingenuity and resourcefulness Of the
American soldier In France was given
the other night at La Rochelle, An
army quartet had been billed to play
for the soldiers at the Young Mems
Christian association hut there. The
train failed to come, after the manner
Of trains In France. John j. Ander-
son, Of Dallas, Tex, tho Y. NJ. G. A..
secretary at La Pallice, near La
Rochelle, explained the matter to- the
audience.
Immediately an i%mpromptu jazz quar-
tet was organized, One performer
played on two pieces Of sand paper, an
other on a piece Of tin, the third with
an automobile horn, and the fourth
tried to make music with Il leg of Il
chair.
with these Instruments, the jazz band
played" the popular music off, the
United states, to the great amusement
Of the audience, Heated disputes as TO
what they were playing occupied large
place on the evenings program, They
were so popular, however, that their
audience refused to nllow.thcm to stop,
until the regular performers arrived,
and even then they continued TO play,
TO the accompaniment OF u drum, u
mandolin, a violin anc u piano,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-27
EFFORT TO BURGLARlZE
KNOXVILLE BANK FAILS

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 81, (SpI.l-
An attempt to burglarize the Third Ma
tional bank of this city Wednesday,
proved unsuccessful. AS u result Of the
attempt Clarence II. Everett was ar
rested charged with HOUSEKEEPING and
larceny, Corinth woodward was ar
rested two hours later and also placed
In the city Jail, being held on sus-
piCion.
An attempt was made about ten days
ago to break into the vault Of the Third
National bank, and since that time 1t
has been closely guarded by plain
clothes men, as well as by patrolmen,
According to officers, Everett was
caught In the act of attempting to open
The vault door. When discovered, the
police say, Everett had removed the
combination knob, but was unable to
gain an entrance. Police say that Ev-
erett admitted robbing the places OF
Lewis n Adcock Co, House -Hassen
Hardware Co, Tennessee Mil supply
Co, Farris- Fuller-Crenshaw Co, kreis-
keener Co, Hanger Clothing store, r..
T., Burns Co. and the Whistle Bottling
company.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-27
EMPLOYMENT OF VETS
SHOWS GOOD INCREASE

Sixty-five per cent OF the soldiers,
male civilians and women, who applied
Tol jobs through the Il Tennessee Of
fices Of the United States employment
service during the week ended Feb. %,
were placed in industrial occupations.
This is one Of the pest weekly re-
ports compiled by DIR. J. T, Ware, fed
eral director in Tennessee, and reflects
the healthy tone of the labor supply
and demand in Tennessee.
During the week 1880 persons regis
tered for jobs, 2,030 were referred to
employers, and 1873 are known to have
been placed in employment. A total
Of 2,216 opportunities were reported
The percentage of placements OF
soldiers was not SO high as the civil
ian placements. Four hundred and
forty. four returned soldiers, sailors and
marines registered for Jobs, 1854 wera
referred TO employers, and 263 arc
known to have been placed.
Nashville led the state in the aum-
Der of placements Of soldiers, although
the heaviest registration wa at Mem
phis. On the other hand Nashville had
the heaviest registration of civilians
and Memphis led In the percentage Of
placements.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-27
HEAD OF NASH MOTOR
FIRM GIVEN BANQUET

AS a compliment to c. W. Nash, pres
ldent OF the Nash Motors company OF
kenosha, Ind, a delightfully."- informal
banquet was rendered about rs deal
ers and agents Of the Nash FAR at the
Hotel Chisca Wednesday night. N. S.
Bruce, secretary and manager Of The
Memphis Nash Motor company, acted
in the capacity Of POSTMASTER.
Dealers and agents from the Memphis
territory, officials and employees OF the
local distributing offices were present
and heard from the president Of theft
company, an outline of the plans and
policy for the year AZ well asa most
interesting and instructive address on
the future of the automobile industry,
Mr., Nash only recently completed his
service for the government with the
aircraft production board. .
Following the addresses, an informal
discussion OF trade affairs by the deal
ers present was held. Other speakers
on the program were j. M, Stuckey,
j. a. Goodman and Elwood Lloyd, An
orchestra and special decorations fea-
tured the banquet,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-27
44a4z3Ezz4E34] THE NE WIS SCIMFTAR RH7 HOWE Hz49
HOROSCOPE
FRI0AY. FEsRUARY e. lglg.

FHlpNIt 20, 1917
copyright, 1913, by the Mcclure News
paper Syndieate.l
This Is rather a threatening day, &C
cording TO astrology, for the planets
are IN maleftc aspect. Neptune, Uranus,
Mars and Venus are all adverse.
Before the clearing Of the skies the
clouds are darkest and the last day Of
this month brings little help from the
stars.
During this configuration the power
OF mind should be focused on the task
Of throwing off anxiety and fear, since
by overcoming the destructive influ-
ences Of thought, prosperity and success
are assured.
There is a sign read as indicating
q tendency to circulate JUNIORS that are
depressing AL TO SOW discomfort.
Both army and navy affairs may be
objects OF criticism that will pass, soon
to he followed by a realization of
superb achievements made despite
handicaps.
High place for an army officer IA
~prophesied, but II win not be the high
est Of all.
Chicago will take the initiative in
a national movement of great moment,
IL Is predicted. Z
Women should be cautious during
this rule of the stars, which Is likely
10 arouse ~antagonisms and encourage
competition IN industry.
This is not a lucky wedding day and
1t is especially threatening to those
who are engaged, as change and in
consistency are forecast. Many disap-
pointments for lovers who have been
long separated seem to be presaged by
the planets.
The seers prophesy much travelling
back forth across seas before the
year ends and a unifying OF interests
among all nations that have been allies.
Distinguished visitors who win come
from Europe In the summer time will
give an impetus to "a movement that
Is to affect industrial rs well as edu-
Catiunal interests.
Persons whose birthdate it Is have
the augury of travel and change. Small
a|hnoyances may be experienced.
Children born on this day are likely
TO be original and Individual. Many in
ventors are born under this sign.