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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-18

Wszystkim krewnym 1 znajo
mym donosimy to smutna VIA
domosG IL najukochansza coma
moja | matka nasza
3. p.
DorOta Kelvin
Niewiasta Rotanca sw, 1go
Drzewa 3ciei ROXY, czionkini
Tow. Katolickich LeSniczych
Sw. Trolley, grupa No, 113,
Tow. Polek sw. Cecyl!i, grupa
1OS, pc krtokiej i ciezkiej cho-
robie potegnaia sic z tym swia-
tenn. epatrzona Sw. Sakramen-
tami, dnia 16go lutego, o godzi
ME 6:4O wieczorem. wpodesz-
lynn wieku,
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W sro-
de dnia 1890 lutego, O godzl-
ME 9te1 rane. z domu aaloby
pnr, 1923 N, Drake ave. do
koscioia S., Mlodzlank6w, a
stamtad ma cmentarz sw. joe
ia.
w cte2kim &alu pogra2eni:
Leopold Kelvin. MAJ; Anna
e6rka: Franciszek ! Edward.
synowie; Henryk With, zieC;
Anna. synowa: wnuki. wnuczki
| prawnuczka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-18

byciu diuzszyCh Cwiczen W roznych
obozach kraju, wladze wyslaiy go
do Francyi W kwietniu 1918 r. Byl
on w kilku potyczkach a dnia $50
s~ierpnia zostal rannym i odeslany do
szpitala W Anglii. Pc wyzdrowieniu
znalaz} sic z powrotem W swo!m put
ku. 2 kt6rym obecnie ~przebywa W
randze kaprala.
. -. q
WIadze doniosiy PAM Julit Smo-
~czyhskiej, zam. pnr. 2222 5. Turner
ave re syn jej Bernard zostal ciez-
ko ranny dnia Ago lutego W Archan
glelsku, W Rosyi. Pant Smoczyhska
stracila juz jednego syna we wojnie
a | meza tez W bieAacym roku pocho
wala.
Ma zabawle urzadzonej przez
Stow. Opieki mad Sierotami. W sro-
de dnia $3.50 lutego. W domu zjed-
n~oczerla, - par dzleci, W strojach
krakowskich tahczyC beda Mazura,
pod kierownictwem p. X. Karnow-
skiego.
y -.
Przez diugi z Antoni Jurkie--
wicz 1 FIR. Weska unikali szkoly jak
ognia. Nauczycielka gzko{y Foster,
Marya Catelain, chcac ich odszukac
chwyciia sic oryglnalnego sposobu,
DO oto poleciia dwu chlopcom Z
tej2e samej klasy odszukania ME
uk0w 1 przyprowadzenie !ch z po-
wrotem. Miodzi detektywI, znajac
dobrze krzyjowki proAniakow, W
krotce ich %odszukali 1 przemoca pro-
wadziG poozeli W strOne szko}y. Gdy
pr%zechodzil okoio sklepu. kt6rego
wystawa peina by}a ptactwa | zwie-
rat, wiezniowie proponowali "a
trzymanie sic chwilowe, a gdy IL
waga miodyeh oficerow pochfonie-
ia byia w!dowiskiem, aresztowani
widzac pomysina ola siebie chwile
poczeit ueiekac. Me dIugo jednak
cieszyli sic woinoscie. W krotce bo-
WIEN ponownie zostali pochwycenI
a ponIewa2 ME eheieli sic poddat,
wywlazaia sic miedzy niemi zazarta
walka, W niediugim czasIe nadbiegi
policyant | Eak}ocajaeyeh spokoj pu-
bliczny odprowadzil ma poiicye. Gdy
Gala sprawl EostaIa Acknowledged
wyjasnionq, pollcya pozyczyla i'm
kajdanow, kt6re CT ~wiO&ywszy m
reee w~ie4niow, z tryumfen przpro-
wadEili ich pred oblicze zdumiO-
mel nauezyclelki.
o. 81 II
5zet poiieyi AndrzeJ Bentkowski
. n,ayor Inn T.. zmafEiaui nrgV-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-18
Co Stwarza Mezczyzn Z KrWla
/ ZelaZem? Mezczyzn, P~osiadajacych
SiIe Zyciowa, Moe i Po-
wodzenie - MezczyZn
P~rzodujacych W Swiecie.
Lskarz, 0bIasnIaIacy. Sskrst SiInyeA AsrWow,
Bystro Praeuacsgo M6zgu ! WisIklel
El,vr,nsl Sitv Iwjprd7i IN {
Nuxated Iron zdobyMa moe
SHE ola iyi me1czyzn.

siie ola iyi U meaczyzn.
So to ci m~ezczyzni 2 krwia 1
zelazem ma rowni z towarzysza-
mi wojna zahartowanymi wra- @
cajacymi z placu toju ktorzy be- E
d. kut sobie droge'w dzisiejszem n
zyciu b~yznesowem i politycznem q
naszego kraju. zyjac prostym
sposobem, spozywajac surowq
zywnoSc / kierujac sic regular
na zasada zycia. stworzyli oni
u siebie obfita W zelazo krew,
siie j moe, potezny wZ6r mesko- I
sci. Lecz niestety ME dana jest
podobna spQsobnoSG ola odbu-
dowy tysiacom mezczyzn i ko-
bet W ich cywilnem zyciu, "
kt6rem znosic musza wiele tru-
dow / Eye zywnoscia biedna zelazem
tracac przez to energie | czyniac sic
slabym, malo = krwistym / powoli u
padaja ma zdroWiu. a CZesto krew ich
wprost przymiera z powodu braku re-
laza. Komentujac mad zastosowaniar
zelaza ola odbudowy silniejszej, no.
wei rasy ludzi przez zaopatrzenie ich
krwi W zelazo, DR.. George F. Baker,
byly lekarz | chirurg Monmouth Me-
mortal szpitala W New Jersey, mowi:
zelazo jest koniecznie potrzebne
ola przemiany pozywienia W ZyJace
tkanki muszkui6w / m6zgu. Bee IT,
laza ME moze bye mezczyzny z sila
i czerwona krwia lub kobiety z zdro'
wiem i czerwonymi policzkami i je-
zeli przez zywnost ME mozemy uzys'
kae wzmacniajacego zelaza. naten'
czas nalezy te przyjmowat, lecz W ia.
kiei formie, kt6ra sic lekko absorbu'
je 1 asymiluje.
Suttelna zywnoSG / mcdne melody
ich przyrzadzania pozbawily a du'
10 zelaza, kt6re natura ola mas pre-
znaczyfa. Ola w~ype}nienia tego ME-
dostatku oraz stworzenia czerwonych
cia}ek krTi. ME moge mic lepszegc
mad organiczne ..elazo wymienic: jak
Nuxated Iron. Ma podstawic ostroz-
nych bsdan, przepisow | wfasnego do.
swiadczenia 2 Nuxated Iron, przeko'
many jestem. re to jest wlasciwie ter
preparat, kt6ry kazdy lekarz moze
san uzywat, lub ~przepisac swym pa
cyentom W zupeinem z%aufaniu osiag'
nicola nadzwyczaj korzystnych "a
dowalajacych rezultatow. Fakt. re
Nuxated Iron jest dzisiai uzywane
przez wiecej, jak try miliony ludzi
rokrocznie. jake srodek wzmacniaja-
cy | tworzacy krew, stanowi ola ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-18
Z HELENOWA.

K0fko Literackie i'm. Fryderyka Cho-
pima, PREY parafii sw. Heleny, urZa"
liza przedstawienie teatralne W PREY
szla nIedziele. dnia 23-gO lutego b.. r.,
W sail parafialnej. Poczatek o godzi-
ME 80 wieczorem. Odegrany zostanie
pickny | wzruszajacy dramat p. t.
,.Legionista m polu chwaly". Najlep-
SIC silly amatorSkic biOrs udzia4 l ME
ma najmnieJszej watpliwosci, re sZtu-
ka odegrana zostanie bez zarzutu. b.
Lefty do nabycia 50 Il cZ}onk6w j czion-
kin k6fka, .jakoteA | na plebanii sw.
Heleny.
Wczoraj 2 koSclo}a sw. Heleny o
godztnie 9-tej ranO. Odbyl sic pogrzeb
(. p. Amy Konopek, dziewicy liczacej
lat 10. Nabo&efstwo AafObne "a dusze
zmariej odprawil y. proboszcz Plotr
II. Pyterek. Zw&oki zmrlej pochowa-
ne zosta}y ia wieczny spoczynek ma
cmentarzu sw. Wojciecha. Zmarla po-
zostaW-la po sobie stroskanych rodzl-
COW jana ! Wfktorye KOnopek, zam
pnr. 2133 Augusta ul., jcdnego bnta
| try siOstry. Mech ~odpoczywa W POI
koju.
Oh. Pawef TOkarZ, zam. pnr. 2424
w. Superior ul., na HelenoVie, kt0ry
przez cztery tygodnie zfoAony by1 chO-
robq, uda} sic W tych dniach do piracy
"a ze]zwOlcntem lekarza. Podczas cho-
roby UdwiedZi}o go ffczne gronO pZy-
jacia 4 saslad6w oraz wsp6fpracowni-
k6w, u kt6rych gdy bedqc PREY Ger
stwem zdrowiu cieszyI sic Ogolna SYM
patya. Pain Tokarz, PRAGUE jake kOn-
traktor, u firmy A. H. Villas 1 Harscha
and Co., PREY CarrdM ave. | Robey ul..
kt6ra zatrudnia w1elka lczbe Polak6w.
Ma Fundusz 10-cio Mliionowy, W pa
rafll sw. Heleny W dalszym Gagu sic
zbiera skhahki. Kto jeszcze ME ZioAy}
oflary a EamierZa z@odyt, niechaj sic
8iosl ka4dego czasu ma plebanle do
kancelaryi X. proboszcza 4 takowa no
ay, Pamietajcie, Polslm teraz potrZe-
buje pomCcy. DO gtn1e z nedzy | glOdu.
Dawajcle 60 mo1ecie, a pYZez to o.
ka&ecle 2esclc spefnlli sw6j narodOwy
ObOwlazek wzgledem Matd Ojczyzny
POlsci.
Jak sic Okla zuje ma HelenOwle .coriZ
TO wieceJ Polak6w przybywa, | parafia
sic ~zwieksza. Gdy tax dalej p6jdzle.
to parafia sw. Heleny musl wkr6tce
,pomySlec o buduwle nowegO kOScioia.
|
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-18
Y CLEVELAND, o.

p w szpitalu sw. Aleksego rozstai
ale z lynn Swiatem x Karol Ruszko-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-18

5zet poiieyi AndrzeI Bentkowski
I mayor Jan l.. Szmatkiewicz. prey
byli wezorat> z przedmIesela Burr
Oak do giownei kwatery tajneJ po-
licyi celem r~ozpoznanla nresztowa--
nych przez polieye podeJrzanych in
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-18

Wszystkim krewnym znajo-
mym donosimy to smutna via
domoSG il najukochansza cor
ka nasZa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-18
NOTATKI.

W kwaterze ,,Businessmen's
Headquarters" " budynku Ashland
Block. W kt0rym miesci sic g16wna
kwatera r. NJ. Sweitzer'a. handy
data %centrainej organizacyi demo-
kratycznej M burmistrza. interesa-
mi poiskimi zawtaduje OBJ. J. p. Ro-
stakowski, miody dziaiacz politycz-
ny z 16te1 wardy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-18
Monika SZymura

Monika SZymura
powiekszyla grono aniolkow. DO
tr6tkiej chorobie. dnia 17go lu
tego. 1919 roku. O godzinie 6
wieczorem, przezywszy = lata.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W Sro-
de. dnia 1890 b. m. O godzinie
9tej rano. z domu zafoby pnr
2609 Cortez ul., do koscioia
Swietej Heleny, a stamtad ma
cmentarz Sw. Wojciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek "a
praszamy wszystkich krewnych
znajoNych. W ciezkim Aalu
pograaeni:
Starisiaw 1 Paulina Szymu-
ra, rodzice; GenOwefa. Franci-
Ska 4 Jadwiga, siostry; wraz L
Gaia rodzina.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-18

- " srode 1 piatek ~biezacego ty-
godnia odbeda sic zebrania kobiet-
o~bywateisk. ~asitujqey "a handy
datura r. NJ. Sweitzera. Zebrania te
odbywaja sic " kazdym tygdniu W
hoteiu Sherman. Byweiy ma mich ty1
ko panic Petiak 1 waiaszkiewicz 2
Wardy lstsj, pant Lorkowska z
wardy 17tsj 1 PAM Pettkoska z war
dy 11-tej. UbolewaG trzeha. 2e Poiki
sa TAX nsdznie reprezentewane, O.
bywateiki pewinny sic ezynnie in
tsresewa6 poiityka nis mniej, niz
m~ezczy4ni.
- W 2stsj wardzie znow ma are
ne poiityezna wystapii eksald, j.
Gotombiewski, ktory reprezentewai
TO wards " radzie mie1skiej W Ia
taeh cd 1907 do 1911. Oh. Goiem-
biexskt kandyduis ma tykieeie. par
'tyi republikahskiej,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-18

Pahstwe Jozef | Agaieszka Ter
mas, zam. pnr, e64 w, Chicago ave,
etFsymaii list cd swege syna Jana.
kt6ry obeenis BRajduje sic z armia
okupaeyina W tuxemburgu, Pc od-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-18

Ku uczczeniu tych zoinierZy, kto-
rzy powrocili 2 Franeyi, komitst O.
bywateiski mIasteeska Cicero, prey
gotowujs ola mich W dzieh urodzin
Washingtena. t, J, dnia ego b. m.
wislkie przyIeeie W iokalu wyzszej
szheiy, ma kt6re pFoszeni 50 wszyscv
8oinierEe znajdujacy sic W miastecz-
ku Bs swoja famiiia, Gdy ktory q
toinierzy ME dat ~jeszeBe @ sobie
znat, moze to uezyni6, przez resistro
wanie swego nazwiska W kt6rym-
keiwiekbeda banku Tub apiece, -
Przyjeeie to uFaadzeHs jest dla tyeh
ieinieFzy %zupeinie bezplatnte.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-18

Jak sle nkazuje ma HelenOwle .coraZ
TO wieceJ Polak6w prZybywa, | parafia
sic zwieksza. Gdy tax dalej p6jdzle.
to parafla sw. Heleny musl wkr6tce
pomySlec o buduwle nowego kOScioia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-29
PORTO RICO HAS
TROUBLE WITH
ITS DRY LAW

San Juan, June 3, Correspondence
of the Associated Press Efforts are
being made by the Porto Rican au-
thorities to check the use as beverages
or tonics, perfumes and lotions con-
tanning alcohol. The Insular Treas
urer, Jose C. Benedicto, and DR.. del
Vale Sarraga, of the health depart
ment recently asked the house of rep
resentatives to enact legislation to
prevent the use of such connections
as Intoxicating drinks.
Mr.. Benedicto pointed out that it
was legally permissible to use alchohol
regulations, so that any individual
could prepare formula, have it ap-
proved by the treasury and health
department and sell it freely through
out the island. Theoretically these
preparations were not intended for in
ternal consumption and were harmful
to the health, but in practice, it had
been found that they were being drunk
in alarming quantities. Their sales
could not very we'll be stopped and
they were permitted by law.
Alchohol Use Increases
"Before prohibition went into force
here" said Mr.. Benedicto, "the alcho-
hol used for industrial purposes in
Porto Rico amounted to between 1000
and 5000 quarts month, whereas
during last March. no less than $4,000
quarts were used in and April, $4,000
quarts"
There were two methods of dealing
with the qpuestion through the legis-
lature, said Mr.. Benedicto. Either by
Selling all those preparations which
are being used as drink, although
manufactured under insular permits,
or by increasing the quarterly license
to manufacturers to 5000 instead of
25 now being proposed, which would
enable only the larger firms to oper-
ate and manufacture such prepare
tions, and would take them out of
the reach of the general public.
DR.. del Vale informed the house of
the measures which had been adop-
ted to prevent the use of such tones
for drinking purposes. At first, he
said, wood alchohol had been intro
duced into these preparations, but in
view of the terrible effects it pro-
duced, this had been stopped, for they
would simply be leading these peo-
pie who drank the preparations into
total blindness. The other chemicals
which had been introduced in order
to make the lotions nauseous to the
stomach, had not been very success
full, for means had been found by the
people of filtering the liquids and
, otherwise getting rid of such ingre-
dents.
1t is declared that, although absolute
prohibition has been enforced in the
island for over year, the police dali
ly are discovering stills for the dis
tillation of alchohol.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-29
For Heroic Act at
Hot Springs Girl
Gets $18,5O0 Farm

Dallas, Texas, June 28.--When a
wheeled invalid chair, with an elderly
woman occupant, plunged uncontrolled
down a hillside, young woman dart
ed forward, overlook the chair, and
saved the occupant from injury.
The incident occurred two years ago
at Hot Springs, Arkansas, and the
young rescuer was Miss Elizabeth Ma
RE Tajeski, school teacher of Dali
las. She was spending her vacation
there, and after the incident she de-
voted much time to wheeling the in
valid around and reading to her.
A few days ago Miss Tajeski re-
ceived notice that an Illinois farm,
valued at $18,500 has been bequeath-
ed her by the invalid, who died re-
Gently. Her name is withheld. Miss
Tajeski had forgotten the Hot Springs
incident and had not corresponded
with the woman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-29
"BUY|NC At HOME"
IS BEST BUSINESS

Buying at home is fine business,
and the only fair way to conduct
any enterprise" was the declaration
yesterday of the Chero-Cola COM
pany, during a discussion of the ex-
penditures made in the refurnishing
and rearranging and equipping of the
big new plant of the company here.
Everything we could buy in Pine
Bluff for our plant, was bought
here, and the same rule held in the
matter Of having work DONE" it was
stated. "Much of our initial outlay
thus was expended in this city; the
money stays at home, going to local
business men or workers, instead of
being shipped out of the city, per-
haps never to return"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-29
MODERN MOTOR DELIVERY SYSTEM
COVERS ALL PINE BLUFF SECTION

Auto Company, local distributors of
Fords, and another is to be added
soon. These are also equippe dwith
w. r. Crawford's commercial bodies.
A light Ford service car is provided
also as part of the delivery equip
ment for emergency calls, and espec-
tally for night calls.
With this array of vehicles, the
Chero-Cola Company has arranged to
cover routes in the city, and the sur
rounding country will be covered
two or three times a week, as bust
ness requirements necessitate. The
delivery system was organized on a
basis of quick, regular and satisfac-
tory service, and the officers of the
company declared last night that if
more trucks are needed to handle the
business satisfactorily, they will be
Forthcoming.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-29

The Chero-Cola Company has ar
ranged for motor truck delivery
system which will thoroughly cover
not only the city of Pine Bluff, and
its immediate environs, but will COW
er also all the surrounding territory.
Two Odds trucks are the leaders of
the delivery forces, having been pur-
chased from the McGehee Motor Car
Company, here and fitted with a spec
ial body manufactured by the W. r.
Crawford company of Pine Bluff, the
big local truck body building plant
which ranks with the very biggest in
the entire country. The big Odds are
easily the "top" of their class in the
Pine Bluff section.
Two Ford trucks are an important
part of the delivery system. having
been purchased from the F. G. Smart
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-29
BASEBALL MAY SUPPLANT
BULL FIGHTING

Dallas, Texas, June 2S.-Baseball
is bidding for favor in parts of Mex
leo and may supplant bull fighting
and other distinctively native pas
times, according to a Dallas sporting
goods firm, which has just made a
large shipment of baseball equipment
to Monterrey, Northern Mexico. This
concern recently sent salesman
through the northern part of Mexico
and he reported that baseball was
rapidly gaining in favor and predic-
ted it would soon become national
pastime in that country.
"a woman is as young as she looks,
but not always as young as she thinks
she looks.-Boston Transcript.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-06-29
Lutheran.-Sixth and

Lutheran.-Sixth and Florida
w. C. Schrader, pastor: Sunday
school, G. A. Bahlau, superintendent
and director Of singing at $3.50 a. m.
Divine services. With sermon by the
pastor. at 1850 a. m. and p. m. A
cordial invitation is extended to all to
attend the Sunday school and the SER
vices.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-08-16

Miss Opal Hanna who has been in Ne
braska for several weeks, has returned to
Zion Home accompanied by her sister, Mrs
c. A. Sheets and babe of that city
Deaconess Louise Zweizig left for Fac
toryville, Pennsylvania this week, taking a
large quantity of Leaves of Healing with
her for distribution
Miss Nellie Burke, of Chicago, was a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Mcneil, of
3012 Ezekiel avenue, and other friends in
Zion City, last week.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Meeker at 5000 Ezra avenue is being en-
larged and remodeled; a concrete basement
also is being constructed.
The business of Zion Printing and Pub
fishing House is unusually good for this
time of the year in fact, much heavier than
ever before at this season.
A new furnace has been installed in the
residence of Elder Fred Richert, at 3113
Ezekiel avenue, by the Zion Plumbing,
Heating and Sheet Metal Department.
Deaconess Charlotte Stevens, of Wiscon-
Sin, has returned home after visit of sew
eral weeks with Mr.. and Mrs Dale Neal of
1910 Elisha avenue.
Rev. D. c. Day, with his wife, of Sas-
katchewan visited his sister. Mrs. E. 7. Lee,
and family, of 3OO5 Emmaus avenue, last
week.
Zion Building Industry is moving a resi-
dence in Waukegan from Be1videre and
south Sheridan road to the southwest part
of the city.
Sales for Zion Candy Factory for the
month of July were the heaviest since the
factory was established, considerably sur
passing the holiday season.
Mrs. Rosa Renevier, of Chicago, has pur-
chased 5-acre tract west of the electric
railway, from Zion Estate.
Deacon Edgar Leech made a business trip
to Minneapolis this week in the interests of
Zion Baking Industry
Mr.. Ross Auippy has been transferred
from the Hardware Department of Zion
Store to the Zion Building Industry
Edwin Wartzenluft has returned from
overseas, having received an honorable dis
charge from service. He held the rank of
corporal.
Mrs george Beall has lett tor F1ndlay,
Ohio, taking $50 copies of Leaves of Heal
ing with her for distribution.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Chanler, of Arizona,
have been visiting Mrs. August Hammock
of Zion Home
Mrs. A. Suess, of Minnesota, is visiting
her father Mr. N w. Nelson, of 1908
| Hermon avenue.
Mrs Zetta Martin, of Indiana is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Eliza Callahan, of 231C
Gilead avenue
Miss Arneta Peterson, of Kenosha, is a
guest of Evangelist and Mrs. Elmer E.
Bailey of Zion Home
Mr.. Lawrence. E. Scruggs, of Missouri
is visiting his mother, Mrs. Fora V. Mar
shall of Zion Home
The long veranda in front of The Bethel
is being repaired, with new posts and railing
! at steps.
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prevent the waste of competition by the eff
Gent organization of trade It includes
labor as well as capital in its definition of a
trade It is not anti-labor = on the con-
trary it has declared in favor of the promo
ton of free discussion between masters and
workmen with view to the establishment
of amicable relations between them and to
the avoidance of strikes and all other forms
of industrial warfare.
Above all, it is private association con-
Quoted for the benefit of its members and
has no connection in any way with any gov
eminent department. It has divided the
world into twenty-one dictricts and appoint
ed a commissioner for each district, we'll
paid competent business man. 1t is now
bringing groups of foreign buyers to Brit
ain.
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BRITISH FIRMS ORGANIZE IN
GREAT TRADE FEDERATION

Under the name of the Federation of
British Industries, practically all the manu-
facturers of Great Britain have organized
together for after-the-war trade, says Her
bert N Casson in the Wall Street Journal
Nothing quite so impressive or compre-
hensive in this respect has yet appeared.
The organization, it is claimed represents
10000 firms and more than $4,000, 100000
of capital as much as that embraced
in the entire railroad industry in the United
States. 1t is regarded as kind of trust
company, being probably the largest indus
trial body in existence. In the organization
there are eighteen trade associations and
eight hundred ffty-two large firms. None
but purely British firms are admitted to
membership.
The main object of the association is Ito
protect, consolidate and develop British in
dustries = to restore Britain as the work
shop of the world 1t has headquarters in
London and has sixteen branch Offices in
England, Scotland and Wales. It aims to
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Will you play the fool?

CLOSING PLEA SINNERS TURN COB SALVATION
You have heard the Message You know the Spirit of God
has been striving with you You know that Christ died for
You know that the Holy Spirit for you You know the
angels looking for you this afternoon to back
God.
Will you do it?
Will you do it?
We will sing two hymns
Will you pray?
While sing may "new creatures be born into the King
dom!
Oh, may God help this afternoon, and may the Spirits
power work upon every mind and spirit and heart!
Will you examine your lives?
Have you been living in sin?
Will you turn to God
Will you surrender Him this afternoon, and give your
self wholly to Him.
Salvation is free!
God loves you, and waits to receive you.
Can say another word that will be used of God break
your stony heart?
Let stand and sing. May God reach down and lay hold
of the prodgas and bring His wandering and daughters
back to His House!
The hymns - "WHy Do You WAIT DEAR BRorHER?" =
and ALMosr PERSUADED then sung by the Congregation