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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-20
Lynn PREPARES
TO WELCOME HER
SOLDIERS HOME
Features for Everybody Are
Included in Big Celebration
on September Is.

LYNN, Ind, Sept 20.-Plans are all
complete and everything is in readi-
ness for home coming day in Lynn.
next Thursday, Sept. 25th.
The object OF the day is to welcome
home the returned service men, and
former citizens, and to plan a general
good time for everyone in the CON-
munity.
The committees have arranged for
a grand industrial parade, aeroplane
flights, stock show, baseball game.
needlework display, corn show, two
big bands, and many other attractions
all of which will make the day one to
be long remembered.
The horse show is attracting quite a
bit Of attention among horse men, as
the premiums are adequate, and all in
this part OF the country are invited to
participate. There are to be no entry
charges.
NeedIework Displays.
From present indications one of the
lodge rooms will not be large enough
to accommodate the needlework dis
plays as the cash prizes are very at
tractive and naturally the ladies are
much interested.
Much friendly rivalry has been
stirred up among the classes of the
high school and the different societies
here, as a very liberal prize has been
offered by the business men for the
best float or decorated car.
There will also be many commercial
floats representing the business firms
OF the city. Work has already been
started on many Of these.
NIne Plays Arcaunm.
Baseball fans are awaiting the day
with much interest for the tie game
will be played with Arcanum.
The local aggregation has already
met Arcanum in two contests this sea
son, both having won a game The
first, played here several weeks ago
was a fourteen-inning game and was
won with a score Of Fl by Arcanum
The second was won at Arcanun
by Lynn with 81 score. A large at
tendance is expected at Johnson parl
for this game.
Evening star., 1919-02-23
LnsfW Week Of the
Demonstration Sale Prices on OuerstufedF Furniture

Hand-carved Mahogany Suite, tapestry up
holstered cushion seats. Observation-Disclosures.
Overstuffed Wing Chair or Rocker, soft de
luxe cushion seat, good tapestry. ,........
Extra Large Wing Rocker or Chair, in
good tapestry, de luxe seat construction.
English Club Rocker, soft de luxe up
holstery. spring seat good quality tapestry.
Karpen-made Sheraton Mahogany Chair or
Rocker, fine tapestry, tight seat.
Club Rocker in genuine brown leather with
loose cushion seat, heavy springs. ............
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meet every Sunday evening ut $50 p
NJ. in Woodman Iall.
Thu. cas-. Of Benton Cecil snd WIFE VS..
the CITY Of cam.rut.. III which case th'%
claimed that the city was contributor!
10 the death OF their son. AUGCrw Ccci!
who fell over a stone wall on I"nh'
Svlvn,lia avurus ana WIS killEt several
months ago has hc@m settled "ut or
cour..
Or. J. +. Cooper. has h""a confined
"a n. hc,,r Tor svvcra! days with Il
slight Illness. was some hotter y.'*'cF-
day.
Eorn, To Mr.. and Mrs. John cul!"y.
Sunday morning, Z son. Mother ana
son are doing we'll.
Miss Emma Helms. OF IN" b"A""hcSS
Home Bridgeport OHIO. Is spending
few DAYS with friends in 81" clty.
W f. McCart7!e was a: Glen EhS!oh
on business yesterday.
VIII Ciorby. has rented his farm west
~ the city 70 t.. II. Marshall. ana Mr..
and Mrs. Go-hy viii leave Tor Benton
FHrrv, Idaho. in n shorc time, 10 remain
,,,ere for some tim" wiki several OF
sheir children who reside th"rH.
series OF rrv:val meetings VII Do
started n, the Presbyterian churcA N'A'
Sunday night Several prominent spHaE-
crs will b. present during tn" meetings.
brt rho services Will be in chang" OF
Roy. J. NJ. Fisher. pastor OF IN" cA"rc"'
Mrs. O. G. Solos, of I.tt'l"tor. mas re-
turned hons after s3"ndinS scHcral Gays
Nth friends IN the city
\. W. Kcarns. was ~ MoundSrilte On
bus ness today.
! Frnncis Eearns and Miss Opal Tur-
nar frade 4 dying trip {" M'undsviI!s
-cSr crday. Lookout there! tA'S MY
mean something.
J. T. Allison was business Caller -
Tho county scat yesterday.
Mrs. Ed Hicks IS seriously II! OF 'nc
hr. and thor baby has pneumonia.
Police Officer McCardlc has ee'n on
,;,,,v far Several days OWING TO III
h.,l,h. His son i.ittl" Billy has oe''
rorrv!nc "a" mac. during hiS illness.
Rex Eeftcr, Nttl" son 81 Mr.. ana MI.
G.. \. Keifer was severely wouno"d ~
! Saturday. when he and another o's
,var,. ~ MAY. Fis compauian had an
omen knife in his hand and i. was thrust
;r,n Rsx'. stomach. Il - thought now
cror that the wound VIII n"t prove ser
!ous.
Ross & Phillips arc arranging 20 eH-
-aoa their business 20 the room forH'''-
- orcupisd ~ C-!!as. Towards grocery
Tn, room Is adjacH"t 20 thc one th"S
row occupy. and VIII 10 hl!ed WIN
shoes exclusively.
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Smcrnn LOcalS.

Vernon Hughes : a'n"uS the last o.
rho Cameron SoudI"r boys {" return
from camp IL r,ulait: =; ho'n" II" c'''"'
last Saturday.
AR. and Mrs. Earl Conner. hav" son"
home % Dayton. Ohio. after Spreading
several days with Mr. |":noTS parents
Ar and. Mrs. !. l.. come. l. Viii ne
rcucynherrI ,hu. Fart IS ono -; ''a'h'r-
nn's soldier boys. II" was iraCr"d an.
lives q, Dayton ohio. wa": ~ ""!'S,"!
.,d wont on, e. rs cou1try'S call. II"
has r"s,furc-i his f,r'a"r T"ca'!"". '..'t
Of n barber. in Dayton.
,.ncl. Ask sivr;' vac s"""r>Iy IL
iura,i a f"w days AZ" ~ fali'nE upon
che icy sidewalk. Iii = s"i"' better
and IS able % go ahru; again.
NJ. and Mrs John iarh"r sH"n; sun
day with friends !" -" """H;F% '"'''
this place.
Tho r. =. =. 7. Of H.. EaDits' "f."rr,
has been r,.orS;n.z'ri a'.d Hereafter " l.
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3HefS,

Edward Kuhn has purchased N" Dali
las Goodman property a. S1eid"i.
Mr.. and Mrs Charley Githaru. OK
Flushing. Onir ws~e shopping IN
Rarnnsville Friday.
Bo-n-To Mr.. and Mrs Arthur CaErers-
ter. OF Lower Sandy, F>ridar. Jan. lSth.
r girl.
Miss Anna Nay'or. &C S:umT.rHr1 w'S
the guest OF Mrs. Caleb U"hos Wsdn"s-
dag.
Mrs. William Boyd. who was seriously
Ii. IS much better
Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton |arapo"r OF ST.
Cairsv!Tle H-crc Sunday visitors at the
home Of the. formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott Campbell "f NJ. Holly.
Mrs. Lee Moore was tho guest or nsT
daughter. MIRA LauTG: Long. of Bethesda
Scadar.
Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Hobbs were Sun
Say visitors at 10, Noulr "t NJ. and Mrs.
Roy Hobbs. cast ~ town..
Mr.. and MIS-. Ross Bailey. 90 Me-.H"!'T
visited n no hone .: NJ. and Mrs. VIA.
1aprd Sunday.
-r;,c Brooks IS rot improving "a her
friends woUid wish.
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tried II. Now | am better, feel strong,
have no pains, backache or dizzy spells;
EVERY one tells me how well ! look, and
! tell them to use Lydia E Pinkham's
vcrctahle Compound = that is what
makes me feel we'll and look well. !
recommended it TO my sister and she
is using it now. You can use this letter
II YOU wish, for it is certainly grand
remedy for woman's Ills. MIS-.
MARTi:A STANIsIAwsEI, j24 Penn St.,
Perth Amboy, NJ.
For forty years Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has been overcom-
ing such serious conditions rs dlsplace-
ments, inflammation, liberation, irreg-
ularities, periodic pains, backache, diz.
2incss, and nervous prostraticn OF
women, and is now considered the stan
dnrd remedy for such ailments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
COTTAGE PRAYER
MEETINGS TODAY

Tho homes u Mrs. Schot'. 800 North
fremt %,rnr;. Mrs joins. Mozart li!li;
Mrs. MciIueh. BIS Alley II. Mrs. y.
\. .Lirn.s. $500 Chaplin" street: Mrs.
l.. H. Gordon. 40 Jacob street: Mrs
kyrir!utn. l"9 rwrnty-ninih street. ar''
drg!gnl,r,! as the places -! meeting for
cottage player this morning from 10 TO
1850 III the intcrests Of tn" special "van-
EnIlSljc meetings being held in the m
manuel Baptist church auditorium, IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
CAMERON
r,.a, - ,r,ss,on at Wheeling.

Two h~r&. evidently foreigners. WI"
gave thor r;,;c"s rs Cart and Emm"tt
skanhov"-. and Chicago. IL. rs ,h"'-
home cam" her" las Saturday and ~
ported 20 the authorities that they were
looking tn- :!!c!- father whom 1hey
claimed had bought q farm in Narsna1t
county. W. Va The we're taken 20
A.oundsvil!r and The court records wcr"
searched but no traC" Of the naE"" co"ia
r., found. Officer Murphy took them 7"
wheeling Monday morning end turneo
them over ;he the Union mission th''S
claimed 20 BE- ten and twelve years "ii'
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IT'S BEST PROTECTION.

NEW YORK. Jan. 23.--Thc wur!6:
mos; effective weapon against the s7rca''
Of HolshrviSm ~ prompt and dchni"
action guaranteeing I" labor standar
Gay. a living wage. protection AGAIN
unemployment and sumo regulation
child employment. in the opinion o: =:
:. Bcrhy. minister for labor and ind[;':
;r,- ~ New South Wales. who made pC,.-
lie here tonight conclusions based n3'T
m cx,cnod survey OF industrial cont>-
mons in the United States and Australia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
Death Of John Mcknight

John Mcknight. VIII Known resident.
or near Sncide!. d!cd Suddenly Monday
afternoon Of heart trouble. Mr.. Nc
IIn,rh. had n.>cr, n his usual health. had
helr-sG with the morning work f"e,unE.
hut trlrtt eight o'clock won't I" The
house and complained c. feeling sick A
doctor was called. bat no passed away
shortly after. He IS survived by VIZ"
and two childcen: Miss Mimic and Clyde
at home: ono sister. Mrs. Margaret so
lon. Of Spridcl. and or, h1rtheS. Ell Nc
Knight. Of GAINESVILLE. Ohio. Services
wer,s held at tho house Wednesday p. m.
a, one o'clock. InserIn"ac was made IN
tho Snnil:rl crrnetECN.
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Mr.. Charles Naylrr "f West Main
Ct rect entertained 4 number Of young
;.ropl" at ne" home Thursday evening
as u farewell Ia h"r niece. Miss EHrrda
lnnncll. who will return 10 her homo in
Now rori"rStown in f"w days. Tn"
a'fair was surpris" for Miss Bennett.
",l,! a most rnjnyalc I'm" was had by
thnsa present. Nice refreshments wcr"
cr-vC1
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trouble, was ner-
vous. had backache
and a pain in my side
most of the time. !
had dizzy spells and
waa often so faint |
could not walk across
the floor. The doc
tor said | would have
to have an operation.
i read about Lydia
E. Pinkham s NeGe-
table Compound in
,,y paws0eDar and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS:
Be Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

If your skin is yellow-compleMon
pallid-tongue coated-appetite poor
you have a bad taste in your mouth
a lazy, no-good feeling-you
take Olive Tablets.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets
stitute for calomel-were pr
DR.. Edwards after II year1
with his patients
DR.. Edwards Olive 7 Tablets
vegetable compoundmixedw
You will know them by thel
Tohave clear, pink s.
no pimples. feeling
childhood daysyoCa
DR.. Edwards
liver and bowe
no dangerous
They start
stipation. 7
are sold AM
All druggia
and note
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24

Th-re Nr$t d"rTr" murder "aT"s NY"
SIT for ;rial hr TIi|g" smith i"Hiiy' t"o
Nr-"rr of Ecrh"lt1. a"''"S"d o. NIhhE
IuScrh Koch n Amsterdam, VIII x" -"
TRIAL Tuesday, February -. 'i""rf" i'"-
.;'. accused Of };!ilinr; rrtrr M'ik"vlt"h
~, bis ,,,>rr here. viii l." Ir.rd Thurs
aI,. February -. Crusiahl" David Me
Masters -" NJ, Nl"9Gnnt. charged with
fi!ltii. William prrE'r over year az"
will ~ placed on trial Monday. March j.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
GLASS TO RESIGN.

WASHINGTON. u. 9. IAN. 2%.-Secrr'
;arv Glass sal d;"dly Ii" would resign
AS secretary Of tho Democratic natIohsi
committees and probably would pc sue
rr.,;.d hv ". r. HOLSTER OF MISSOURI
,oy assistant cscrrta-y. Homer
cummings. VICE chairman Of Thc com.
,r.;tr.. who is expected Ia become chih!.
man. conferred today with M Glass. B..
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RnlrnS sod on Bond.

just co "f th" Peace Scott NJ. Rowan
and Mrs. Grac" Kcrrh"r. arrested ~
W.l!shlrc. w. Va. recently and brought
=, jarl hero. were released on SN'" t"hd
furnished lust might. Mrs.. k"rchcr 1t
j.. sad. lrt; Immediately for Fl"TIda
with her II years old son. II" Journey
IN ing boon arranged Cor by her husband
Rowan. It - annnru""d Will h" tried hT
slaia authorities. r"r whit" slavery. tn"
r.-:.-al au'h"rI;"s taklms. II" action IN
the case
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way+ FuO~ al

Funeral services viii be h.,o , ,n,.
,,r,,-n,r. over III" remains uf 'hH w..
MRS. I. y. WAIT, VIII" G'"u SUM-" ~:
a; her h"n" a. Third S'fc"t III. .cr nA
fnrsnu AVENUE TIL" services o..
held III III. HON" a; l''""' wy" " l..
i,,,r.h IN charge. In;"rul"nt will take
.i,,.. IN tir"eniawn cemetery.
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SANDY RIDGE, 0.

Funeral services "v~- 'hH rern;Gns ~
Mary, ,hc n:n~ y"ar old daughter OF Nj,
and MIS-. W;liiaru St"'tter. w"C" held
from III" h0.r> IN Lower Sandy liidE'.
Monday atc.~:'"r: n; So o'clock. death
resulting from Influenza Besides the
parents. THREE brothers survive. Rev.
Henthor:ro cc ScGa"-t"n. conducted 'hs
funeral services fn;"rCnent VAS made
In the Pheasant RijS,, cemetery.
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missionary Society.

Thr Woman'S HON" Missionary Soc
ety. e IN" Methodist church mot AT The
h"In" If Mrs. ". .. Sidw"il on Thurs
DAY evening Mrs. Henderson waS de-
lutinnal iruc'r and Mrs Thomas E.Ck-
crtoN had charge If Thu program. Thr
meeting WIS well ait"nGrl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
Rndlm Funeral

This morning H." fnaeTll o. -"ta'
Mary bradley will i" held IN me 81.
francis Nav:"r's church. i-fE. 80
VI t.orhIan will have charge II the
r;:-,,ircy and the body will De taken 70
y.b..I,,r wI,.rn . iuterin"nt Will Dc
r,nac j., Mount calvary cemetery MIS-.
pradIc,. died Tuesday evening a. ht'
nome On Eighth street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
MOUNDSvn.LE
Picnic Tonight

This evening t, ptcn.c viii % held 10
the church parlcrs OF the First VI. T.
,.hrrch. Thts - IL. annual even: OF tII
S,"I,r school o.: n" church, and all
Of tic church and school are
i,y.;rod 70 Attend \ good program mas
tcco arranged ant refreshments "'n %
served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
Mike Curran Dead.

r MIX. Currtii. former resident 81 III -,
,-.tv ard vcr$ Will known h,'F" "F"rr
dead while 4: work Yesterday !" ~
are. IL" WAS s. years "i age ,'''' N''
rr;., H.. wos for ;Nars night i"-"-
,,,.,n ~ In. factory department "t the
t.,s.c-f, class Company plant here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24

F,r-ln!, D,lgh,rty lrt; yesterday morn
inr for Columbus. where h" VIZ! repre-
sen, local sp'r:smcn IL IN" nesting NJ
the ToSchinr motel. ~ which IAN" pi''nS
will be- made for IL" protection - ihc
Mil,l l-:l;rLn Mt The StA,r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
T@mStr Hu-

N p. Matthews suffered I fractured
arm last Saturday when 4 heavy hotter
-r,cE which - was driving Overturned.
Mr.. Mathews had ~" boiler. which re-
ruircd a six horse team 70 mo-" \ on L
truck and had hHan taken 70 ne leca-
,;on when The accident happened. Mr..
Matthews jumped off the truck hut fell
upon his elbow II" c;;n" - town ana
rad the injury dressed hn; the 'nINTE
viii disqualic~ him from duty for Some
M
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-24
ST, CLAIRSVIL.LE
Tlimblc Rec.

Mrs. " g. Sidw'i! will entertain ihc
Thimhlc i;"" at her homo il W"st. Main
stree; Friday evening Knitting and
ITnC!w"rl; VIII hr u" diversions Of The
evening.
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ST, Clair Grange.
W C r u.

Tn" rrTUlHr meeting IT :hr 81 I'iAIr
tirarr" Nil b" hold saturday a. "rnonn,
February !.
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.r.crdir.- = r.w Gay& rs he guest or
friends ~ $t"uhrnvilir,
Il. T. Muuhali. Of Washington, Pa
va ~. guest "f trends n town LOT
a.. ,;..S
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the Y. ". G. 4. Repentance" IL tn
subject abou; which Rev. George 80
i.ocbhart will speak at. ) O'CLOCK To-
night. -
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Mra- Lydia Cole. Dead.

Word was received here OF the DEAN
oc Lydia Cole formerly OF this place
now OF California Death w;ts due 70 q
stroke. The body will be sent 70 SDr;d"'
for burial.
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Henry Ceary.

'loaIrh corporal F'rrst * son az MIR.
ard Mrs. William Frost. rf Fairvi:w.
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~ ki:kwcod township: con-

-, al. Iand IL kiEtwooL township; con-
$idcration EIs0H.
Anna l.. Thomas ana George :.
Thomas "a Henry II. Less. land IN War
ron vnShip. consideration $50.
II. T.; "r,ti. rs Guar't'Hn I" william
". SCOT, land IN bridgeport, consider
lion tl,5c&.G7.
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WOMAN SO Ill.
C0yL[)NDT WALK
lydia E. Pinlshazn's Vegetable
Compound Restored Her
TO Health.

Perth Ambny. NJ. - "For three
years | suffered with a severe female
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-09-19
THE ROUMANIAN PRESS ON LEO
WOLFSON'S VISIT.

New York, (By |. J. p. b. The ar.
rival of Leo WolfSon in Roumania
created considerable stir in the
country. For he was the first Ameri.
can journalist to visit this country,
and that just at a time when Rouma-
mia was anxious for the sympathy Of
the progressive and cultivated coun-
tries, especially of America.
And so the entire Roumanan press
came out with long articles and de-
tailed accounts of Leo WolfSon and of
his work in Roumania. Every step
that he took, every trip that he made,
was Immediately chronicled for the
Roumanian readers Of the papers,
just as il President Wilson himself
had come to Roumania instead Of Mr..
Wolfson, the special correspondent OF
the International Jewish Press Bur
eau.
For example, the "Izbanda,' the
greatest morning paper in Bucharest,
had two columns on its front page
about Leo Wolfson the same is true
Of the paper, "Adeberul." The daily,
"Datchia," which is published by the
greatest Roumanian poet, prints a
long interview with Wolfson on its
first page, while the French daily pa
per, "L'0rient," not only publishes a
long article concerning Wolfson, but
also makes a special feature for its
readers Of translation of Wolfson's
article on Belgium.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-09-19
JACOB DINEZOHN BURIED AT
WARSAW.

London, Sept. 9.-(By !. J. p. b.
Ten thousand Jews among them Jew
ish deputies of the Polish Parliament,
representatives Of all synagogues and
Jewish organizations, members Of the
American Food Commission at War
saw, and Jewish soldiers took part in
the elaborate and impressive ceremon-
les in connection with the funeral Of
the Jewish writer and charitable
worker, Jacob Dinezohn, who died
last week in Warsaw.
The funeral Of the beloved "Father
Of the war-orphans" was one Of the
greatest mourning demonstrations
which Warsaw has ever seen. Police
men and five hundred special officers
were assigned by the authorities to
keep order and to see that traffic in
the streets did not interfere with the
funeral procession.
Among the pallbearers were the
Jewish writers, z. Prilutski, lillel
Zeitlin and S. Anski. Practically all
Warsaw Jewry was present at the
mourning services in cemetery.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-09-19
London; (By |. J. p. b. The Slova-

London: (By |. J. p. b. The Slova-
khan political economical paper, 'Pov-
aske Illavy Listy," of July 25th un-
der the title Wrong Anti-Semitism,"
counsels against pogroms, but is more
insistent in its demands for a thor
oughly planned economic war against
the Jews. The Slovakian is neither TO
sell to nor buy anything from Jew.
The paper is compelled TO admit that
the Jews are better business people
than the Gentiles and they sell cheap
er, ostensibly with view to Gripping
Christian commerce. The paper COM
plains that the Slovakian merchant is
intent on getting rich quickly, and is
therefore not in position to compete
with the Jews.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-09-19
JEWS IN SL0VAkIA.

London: (By |. ]. P. b. The Minis
ter for Slovakia, Srober, in speech
made by him on August 3rd at Turocs,
S. Martin, (Slovakia) opens a discus
sion by all government representa-
tives and delegates Of Slovakia.
Srobar availed himself Of the general
qpestions regarding the problems Of
the -Slovakian Republic in Sic
vakia for the purpose Of melting the
representatives present agains. the
Jews. Among other things he said;
"Our Jews accuse us in their papers
of introducing a reign Of terror into
Slovakio directed against the Jews;
that our government is anti.Senlitlc,
ard that the Jews enjoy no rights
whatever there. Nowhere in Slovakia
are the Jews prosecuted; II IL does
happen it is because Of proflteering
by the Jews and for treachery. Bur
the same treatment would be meted
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-09-19

out to Christians in similar c!rcum-
stances. The Jews have taken advar
tage Of the Slovakian people, and tire
last invasion of Magyaria proved that
the Jews did not keep the promises
given by them to the government, and
that they were unloyal. Enemies II
government are punished throughout
the world. During the Magyar in
vasion we were compelled to intern
people, and various mistakes were
made in this connection.
Zone of the principal questions Of
the Slovakan Republic is the Jewish
economic question. On that we must
be agreed to a man. The Jews enjoyed
privileges in Slovakia. These privil-
eyes must be cancelled, particularly
where they were bestowed by the
Magyar government for informants'
services rendered them against Slo-
vakians. Our economic success de-
pends upon our emancipation from
foreign Magyar capital which rules in
Slovakia at the present time"
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1919-09-19

London; (By |. ]. p. b. The 0lmu-
etz paper "Pozor," under date Of July
9th, says under the title: "our Re-
public and Jewry:" II was "hands off
the Jews" with US up to now. The
Austrian government shielded them,
and our republic would also regard it
as reactionary were any one to draw