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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03
PUBLIC DISCUSSION
A NATIVES VIEW
OF ZloNISM

To Editor of the News Scimitar:
Please allow me a few minutes OF
our time. ! have been reading your
editorial July /. about the Zionists, You
took the part Of the Jews concerning
this matter apd never mentioned any
thing about the natives of Palestine,
II that country was not inhabited II
seems all right for them to establish a
nation there. but what of the natives
who are living there and who were born
there, but scattered all over the world
because OF the hard times they had
under the Turkish srule and who are
now awaiting so impatiently for the day
when they could go back and see their
own people? Palestine rs a small coun-
try to hold its natives and the Jews
who are wanting to go there, some
one there must leave ana II Is the poor
or party (Which is the natives), and az
you mentioned that the wealthy people
Of the Jews are heart and soul behind
that movement then common sense
tells us that the natives have to leave
and scatter about In strange countries
after their fortune, n here Is anotl-
or problem to be solved. ! understand
from your editorial that wealth and
friendship are behind the progress OF
the Zionist movement. Before the war
the natives were afraid that they would
lose their country, as the Hionists pour
their money on the Turkish subjects
freely, then might ruled over right, but
after the war the natives ideas have
changed from fear into hope and conf
denee in the big men who are At Paris
devoting body, mind ana soul to fix all
what Is right and Just for the small and
poor nations as well Ms for the big
and rich, | do not tank they forgot
the heavy price which was paid on the
battle field that right might reign, and
| sure the league of nations Will forget
about wealth and friendship at that
time when they have TO consider the
future Of every nation,
Money and friendship had n great
power among the autocrattc govern
ments, but right has the power among
the Democratic governments who are
| forming the league OF nations
You say with the friendship of the
league Of nations the Zionists will bt
protected. The natives of Palestine
are laying aside all thoughts Of friend
ship and wealth, etc, and Just trusting
and hoping on the right and justice OF
the league Of nations TO protect then
Etountry and keep II for them,
When we read that the big men al
Parts are trying to protect every nattor
with its different subjects and accord
ing to languages ana races n creeds
that all may be equally alike before the
law and that all may be free EXERCISING
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03
The Transformation of Old Mombi

fail, and It painted and gasped pain
fully, and moved more slowly than be-
fore. Then 1t reached the adge of the
desert and began racing across the deep
sands. But its tired feet sank far INTO
the sand, and In a few minutes the Grit
fin fell forward, completely exhausted,
and lay still upon the dessert waste.
Glinda came up a moment later, rid
ing the still vigorous Saw-Horse; and
havipg upwound a slender golden thread
from her girdle the Soreeress threw it
over the head of the painting and help
less Griffin, and so destroyed the mag
lcal power Of Mombi's transformation.
For the animal, with one fierce shud-
der, disappeared from view, while in its
place was discovered the form OF the
Did Witch, glazing savagely at the
serene and beautiful face of the Sor-
s%ceress. a.
You are my prisoner, and it is use
less for you to struggle any longer
said Glinda, in her soft, sweet voice,
Lie still a moment, n rest yourself,
and then l will carry you back to my
TENT
why do you seelv me7" asked Nom
bi, stiil scarce able to speak plainly
for lack Of breath. What have I done
to you, to be so ~persecuted?"
you have done nothing to me- an
swered the gentle Sorceress; but |
suspect you have been guilty of several
wicked actions; and II / find 1t Is true
that you have so abused your knowl-
edge Of magic, l intend to punish you
severely"
I defy you!" croaked the old bag.
"You dare not harm me-"
Just then the Gump flew up to them
land alighted upon the desert sands be-
side Glinda. Our friends were delighted
to find that Mombi had finally been
captured, and after a hurried consulta-
ton 1t was decided they should all re-
| Saw-Horse was tossed aboard, and then
Glinda, still holding an end of the golden
thread that was around Mombi's neck,
forced her prisoner to climb into the
sofas. The others now followed, and
Tip gave the word to the Gump to re-
turn.
The journey was made in safety,
Mombi sitting in her place with a grim
and sullen air, for the old bag was alb
s~olutely helpless so long as the magical
thread encircled her throat. The army
hailed Glinda's return with loud cheers,
and the party of friends soon gathered
again in the royal tent, which had been
neatly repaired during their absence
Next Story-"Princess Ozma Of o.,
The witch now being Glinda's prisoner
is held powerless through the aid Of
Glinda's Golden Thread. Mombi's at
tempts 10 falsify are frustrated through
the use of the Magic Pearl. Old Mombi
finally agrees to tell the truth-so don't
fail to read the next story. Does Old
Mombi produce the Princess? | won
derl
Copyright, by L. Frank Baum for tht
George Mathew Adams Service).
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03

their religion, then the claim OF the
Zionists nave M foundation to It In this
new age when the league of nations is
formed to keep peace In the world and
to see that the prosecuted are living
freely and happily.
Freedom Is promised to all who are
trying to live the right way and every
one is over joyed for this new life. II
the Zionists are building their claim
on the Bible, I think II they read it
thoughtfully they find out that their
deed for Palestine vas closed in Jesus
Christ and % II ia decided to its ma
tives. according to right and justice.
! am a native of Jerusalem and much
interested In that matter. Please eN-
plain your editorial and kindly publish
my letter. We might hear front the
readers their ideas concerning the ma
tives and Zionists both,
Respectfully,
MRS. T. ARANKI.
Al East McLemore avenue. Memphis.
Tenn,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03
Majestic No. 2.

Insisting In his forceful manner that
1t was the kind of a story our people
ought to read" the late ex-President
Theodore Roosevelt took up cudgels in
behalf Of Maj, Rupert Hughes story,
THE objectionable Sim when 1t was
first published some months ago. and
Immediately incurred the displeasure OF
officials OF the New York public IL
hrary. The motion picture version of
the story, produced by Harry Carson,
starring Miss Blanche Sweet, under the
personal direction of Marshall Neilan,
Is the attraction at Majestic No. 2 all
this week
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03
MOUing Pictures
Loew's Princess.

1.-THE Law Of Men," one of the most
absorbing of romances and stories of
adventure in which pretty Enid Ben
large mas a%nd nesn ~ p,yssea p T1nesss
Wednesday. The photoplay, which is
being shown in Memphis for the first
time, concerns the love and adventures
OF a pretty sculptures who is inyeigled
to take a trip to New York where q
trap Is laid for her. Her wits and
cleverness ad her In escaping after eN-
citing experiences. A Montgomery Fagg
Comedy, 'Bareford Balloons Gratis" is
the added feature.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03
STORM WARNINGS OUT.

WASHINGTON, July ~3.-Southeast
storm warnings we're ordered displayed
today at 10 a. m, from Key West to
Apalschicola and northeast storm warn
ings west Of Apalachicola to Pensacola
A disturbance central this morning
over the east gulf probably will move
north northeastward attended by strong
winds and severe squalls over the east
gulf during the next "a hours.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03
RED CROSS TO ITALY.

PARIS, July 3.-Two American Red
Cross relief trains are leaving France
today for the i,alian earthquake zone.
The trains are carrying food, United
States army barracks of steel, and
tents. Col. r. L. Odds, the Red Cross
commissioner for Europe, is advised
there is great distress in the Florence
district.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03
WOULD BE soLoN,

HICKMAN, KY, July 3. (Spl,l-Lon
Adams, we'll known attorney of Fulton,
Ky. this county, has announced as can
didate for state representative from
this district, which Is composed of
Hickman and Fulton counties. He Is
well known over to- county.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03

1t matters little to the average citizen if the longshoremen
in New York strike or if the steel workers in Pennshvania
leave their jobs, but when the milk wagon drivers in Memphis
fail to report for duty, and we are without milk for our cereal
or cream, for the coffee, a strike becanes a very real and a very
personal matter. r
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03
VOTE DOWN INVITATION.

ATLANTA, Ga, July 3.-The lower
house Of the Georgia general assembly
today voted down "a TO 81 a resolution
inviting Senator Reed, Of Missouri, to
address the house on the league Of ma
tions. The senator will make q pub
lie address here text week in oppose
ton to the league,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-03
PIONEERS ARRIVE.

NEW YORK, July 3,-The transport
wilhelmina arrived today from st. Ma
Haire with 1901 troops. largely men of
the 61st pioneer infantry.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-03-26
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Fresh stock of oranges, grapefruit,
lemons and bananas at the Harbour
market Adv.
Mrs. H.. Wells Person of Main
areet is spending week with her
parents in Poultney.
Mems solid leather work shoes.
Special at $3.50 at the New York
store shoe department Adv,
God and the Nation will be the
toplo for the Second Congregational
chapel service Thursday night at
5.ae.
i The best OF sea food at the Harbour
market. Live Holsters, oysters. clans
and all flsh to be had at this season |
adv. II /
,rhe sewing class win meet tonight
at the rooms OF the Young Woman's
club. All Interested are urged to be
present.
John ". s. loyal of Manchester. n.
H., and Francis +. Morrissey OF Ben
nington. who are engaged in revenue
work. are In town for 4 few days In
connection with their business.
Frank A. Greenslet Is moving from
the house ON Gage street when ne
recently sold TO Moses Wilson, TO the
house which was recently occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Marsden.
Try and realize how much more
that forlorn refugee needs that Dress
that pair OF shoes, that coat, those
old shirts, than you do Call l2o and
let the Juniors OF the collect your
cast.offs. 49,
TRY and realize how much more
that forlorn refugee needs that dress,
that pair OF shoes, that coat, those
old shirts, than You do, Cali lsO and
let1the Juniors Of they collect your
tast-ogfs. 1r sI.i. .sg58seo vpto1gs res
Mrs. Clinton Russell ofulmperial
avenue and daughter, Mrs. Frank ~;
baker, who with her little daughter
Dorotha have been spending few
DAYS In Jacksonville, Eagle Bridge
ana Hoosick Falls have returned.
$3.50 80. y'f- ,,., oc
Buel d. Miiler' VINO ENLISTED 49,
after the declaration of war IN com
pany | OF the FIRST Vermont and who
has been ID france lot hs"'H W"
and one.half years, arrived ,, ~ i' :,
boken, N. j., Monday. Mr.. Miller Is
now at Camp Upton, L. |,
Miss beulan BATES, wuo $3.50,
graduated rom the Holne ia III,
Institute IN bostoh' yes'etuaS 20.
work OF 2 PAID nome se1siee 800 ~
for Wsndnam county WIN to'
tersEat Brattlcooro' MISS D s pa p.an'
too DO IN Windnam county 'o' Fe'e' :
weeks. tta gras s 1920 .aagl
ESMahy are wearing paper clothe
aer0sss the water. Help them int
something better by giving the Re-
Cross your old clothes. aIhe Juno
members OF the y ~ 10'rA; WIZ
lect your east OILS ior you y you. =.
cal{sleO on the le'eppone lf'ps > ~
address.
!. joseph H.. Latif, who loft Syria 81
years ago has received letter froT
his family who live al Mount Leoana
near Bcirut insSyTia. This U.s. the hr;
ncWs,he has had from his reiatIYe
n four years and L informed MN
the. death of his father. IL was as
stated that many In that countr
". 100 -
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-03-26
POPULAR SONG HITS
William Elliott In "Leave II To Jane"
= Wv a Tomorrow. t.sD..

leave II To Jane" a delightful
musical comedy, with book and lyrics
by Guy Bolton and p, G. Wodehouse.
and music by Jerome Kern, viii be
prasented at the opera house tomor'
row evening by William Elliott, T..
Ray Comstock and Morris Gest. This
"trip OF young managers is responsible
for such highly successful musical
productions as "oh Boy" con Lady,
Lady "oh Look and "chu Chin
Chow" lf+ssast $3.50
Among the song hits in Leave II
To Jane are Just You Watch My
Steh,e 'The Airens' Song" Leave 1t
To tanc,r eThe Sun Shines Brighter"
wait TIL Tomorrow" medley of Col.
lege Songs, There II is Again,
"Cleopaterer," THE Crickets Arc
Calling. Football Song, the trios ssh
Galahade and '1'm Going to Find .
Girlc
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-03-26
!. 70 RESUME CONFERENCES

Many sharp, plyernenees viii Be
Te..scs Reconclled
Paris, March 26,-7President VIII
son and the Prcmiers were expected
10 resume conferences today and con.
tlnue them until the most important
questions which have been delaying
work OF the peace conference have
been cleared up.
II is expected TINT many sharp d.
yergences viii have been reconciled
before the next meeting OF the coun'
ell OF ten.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-03-26
e,o,s. c.r,e u,saaoh.. ana Pain.

cAuhad from n cold are soon relieved
bg. taxing LA,cATIXE. PROMO, DE1n.s
lNfe TaDlotH 'Therc's only one "Bfomo
Qlthlne" u. w. GROVES signature
Oh THIS box SOC.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-01-23
QUESTION NO. 2---About Our Pin

QUESTION NO. 2---About Our 2-in
Sale.
The Speciality Sample Store starts it's
Annual White Sale Friday morning,
Jan. a. Two great Selling events in
one An opportunity to lay in a supply
of Spring and Summer goods at Reason
ably low prices. This gives you an op-
portunity to attend two great sales in
one Unusual low prices on Sheetings,
Bleaching, Nainsook; Long Cloth, Coun-
terpanes, Dainty Checks, Lawns and
many others.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-01-23
SENATE PASSES BILL TO GIVE
NORTH CAROLINA ANOTHER
JUDGE.

Washington, Jan. 18.-The Judge.
ship bill, which gives North Carolina
another federal Judge, has passed the
senate, and goes to conference. 1t
provides for salary of $500.
Already a number of prominent at
torneys are after it. Some of those
mentioned for the place are: Ex-GoV-
ernor Locke Craig, Representative E..
Y. Webb, Thomas C. Guthrie and c..
w. Tillett, of Charlotte; w. G. New
land, of Lenoir; Louis M. Bourne, j.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-01-23
c. E. SOCIETIES IN UNION.

A union meeting of the High Point
Christian Endeavor Societies will be
held at the Friends Church this even
ing at which time Miss Grace Hooper
of Nebraska, the national superintend-
ent of the Junior Christian Endeavor
Society, will address the audience.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-01-23

G. Martin, Thomas A. Jones and J. d.
Murphy, of Asheville, and B. f. Long,
of StatesviIle.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-01-23

QUE0IIUN mo. I---ADOuJ our Z-ln-I
Sale.
Our Annual January Clearance Sale
which promises to be the best this store
has ever had, will start Friday morning
Jan. a. In this sale we offer you the
seasons newest merchandise at unusual
Low prices which it will pay you to
make arrangements to attend this sale.
No use to try and tell you what a sale at
this store means, for the public knows
that this store is constantly trying to Of
ter Reasonable merchandise at lowest
prices. This sale includes Coats, Coat
Suits, Blankets, Carpets, Underwear,
Outings, Domestic, Mems and Boys Pants
Knit Goods of all kinds
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-01-23

Mrs. Carter Dalton was indisposed
the past week.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-01-23
Rum Down People
YinOl is What You Need

Weak, rundown nervous men and women need
Vinol because it contains the most famous recon
structve tonics in an agreeable and easily dgested
form: Beef and Cod Liver Peptones, Iron and
We guarantee there is no tonic equal to Vinol.,
HERE is PROOF
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-01-23
Detroit. Mich.

Detroit Mich.
got into q weak, rundown con-
dition, no appetite, tired all the time
and headaches - but had to keep
around and do my homework. I read
about Vinol and tried it-within two
weeks l commenced to improve, and
now have asplendid appetite and feel
stronger and better in every way. -
Mrs. John T. Watson. sss,ls
For all rundown, nervous, 3naenaiC cor
{ - feeble old people and delicate chill,
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-01-23

The Piedmont B.. & L. showed a fine
years business at it's last meeting.
All the old officers were reelected.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1919-01-23
Texarlana, Texas.

Iexarlsana, Texas
"Ikeep house and was weak. run.
down and nervous, back ached a good
deal Of the time, SO it was hard TO
take care of my chickens and do nv
work-V inol has restored my strength.
and my nervousness has gone, 30
/ can do my work as well as ever.
Every rundown woman should take
Vinol. Mrs. Emma Britt. -
litions, weak women, overvyorhmA xnam.
rem. there Ia n ~ g. ~ =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-04

ana from row on will 10 business only
with that dealer who IL running nis bu5l-
re-s on sound lines OF sales ard service.
He will demand product that not only
has behind Il strong facttry, but a
dealer whom he has reason 70 believe
will be At hls service throughou: the en-
tire life Of his car
He Kill consider ire Business r-etA-
ods II the dealer his best guarantee Of
service
IN our particular case" said SIR.
Voo-hss. It s evident our strong dealer
body VIII tnd Il demand for more than
the $4,000 Nash passenger cars We will
rnanu<actu this vAa-. 7 an cet-aIn
there are more than this nI.uber Of peo-
T,e which intelligent sa,ssra1ship can
convince Of the suys-.or,ty II The Nash
The car itselt has n ade good. Il has
proved It's POWER ecC- olly and Gu!etress
IN countrywide operation.
With the high cal!'-A o. our dealer
ard distributing organization proved ny
the.r PAST performance during the las:
nineteen months. It Is witt the u-nos:
confidence and e-thus.asn tia, we looh
forward 70 the season ahead"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-04
THIEvERY MADE DANGEROUS.
Owner> should Know Their Cars
Very Thoroughly.

Police departments and insurance
companies are constantly on thu alert
and nave Hsen very successful H. break
ing Up the organized groups OF automo-
bile bandits which exist throughout TIE
country. bu: II Is surprising how few
motor car owners car describe their
own cars.
There are certain things every motor
st should know l.d BE- able % fIrnls-
no Authorities on a moments notice.
The Nelis Motor Cooperation advises
every driver TO a'Guaint himself With tire
following data pertaining 20 his car:
n addition 20 a general description OF
your car, !ts maze. color. capacity. pecu-
liari..es. &c ne able 70 give the license
ard motor number. n fact all numbers
vhcA appear on tIa different units. Be
able - IDENTITY the top. whether car
-.sl W or down. description OF tires,
make, size. tread and serial numbers
The car equipment and any special
marf- which may exist IN places I'M
known to others than yourself
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-04
SHOW FREAKLESS,
SAYS REQ ENGINEER
Experimental Models Of Other
Years Are Missing at This
Exposition.
BY HORACE T. THOMAS.

Chgf Engineer RsO MOTOR car co.
Asked what he considered the out
standing feature OF this seasons New
York Automobt4s Snow. Horace T.
Thomas cnief engineer of the REQ Motor
Car Company replied without hesita-
tiou, The absolute abseace Of freaksh
Inventions.
This Is due OF course TO the recent
war. which FOR the time put a qu!etus
on the irrer ress Die Glscoverers OF me-
chanical tai,acies. This season the
buyer Will be able to select his new car
with reasonable assurance that Il will
Derform-for practically everything ex-
hloited ~ at least one year Old. whereas
IN past shows there vas ALWAYS a per
centass OF experimental mode
an former years there were - many
allErins new featUres-mechAnica cal. cleo
tr.cai and carburstion irnovatiors--so
plausible they were apt 20 fool the me-
chanicaily Inclined iaymaa that at the
End OF show week buyers found ;h.rr
selves more undecided and confused than
when they first entered the big exhibit
Zion hall. Already Va are besieged with
IDEAS OF Inventors and discoveries vho
insist we ought to scrap G, cry known
principle In motor car design and ADOPT
others on the grounds that they proved
UP in va service
Nov, al A matter OF cold fact we
learned mighty littie from the war that
VIII De o. practical use in the dltono lie
BUSH ess
Thu same IS true of our ai-c-ar, ex-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-04

The Co1strattor Company has estao-
l!shed a policy on the subject o: exhibit
ing motor cats ia tbs years automobile
shows which at IRE: glance seems unique
but on second consideration proves to
be one OF sound principle
T-hs company has decided 20 exhibit
nothing but tie standard types OF Dodge
Bros motor cars at the show. Including
the touring car, roadster, sedan and
coupe. The ,,usauys sa!esroon at is47
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-04
FOUR STUFF TYPES SHOWN
Models Displayed In che Gara-.
Are All Distinctive.

For years one OF the most po-..a-
high grade cars in tire New Tor< ,srr.
tory mas been the Stutz, walsh IL d..
ri 1uted b. the willis Parkinson M5to.
Sales Company A. the A-t--nr5 a
Slow the Stutz line will oe q spla yed AZ
Space No. 81. Main Arena. Mad!soo
Square Garden. Four tyres are h.
Guided All finished In attractive colcr,.
These include TWO passerse- "Belrcat'
finished in new beaver brown; sis
passenger "StItz Blue touring car, a
gray touring car. a four passe ger tour.
ing model finished In gray and a TO
passenger red roadster All have t.,
Stutz four cylinder sixteen valve motor.
Nothing treakish. nor even eI.rars
Is 20 be found On these ne~ cars. A.
always The Stutx line I. tst .nct y,
every detail % the car being carefully
Planned ard t-ted oEt. A. h-st Ilaoc,
the Stucz car IL seen to be = sturdy car,
capable Of standing long. hard se-v.cs
When the purchaser ot a Stutz t-,.s cut
his car for many thousands u mi. -, ~
becomes convinced that this stgrd.nsss
bis more than mere appearances.
william Parkinson. WHO scns ye,u
ago organized the sales company which
distributes the St.tZ In the metropolitan
.srritory, began n q snail way az.
mas seer the business g.cv into ,arEe
and prosperous one. lie has -lncnr-
rated m StutE cars only l. the -ear
future TIE New York home % The s;U.r
riI remove to more comuod ious guir.
ters in the SAW block T. Nc " ocrGDtsi
Broadway near F',ftV-eighth sect