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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-06-11

will be made to- all Americans to sup
ply the means to put the Boy Scouts
OF America in position to carry fol.
ward effectively and continuously the
splendid work they are doing for the
youth of America, should have the un-
reserved support of the Nation.
Therefore, l, Woodrow Wilson,
President of the United States of
America, do hereby recommend that
the period beginning Sunday, June
l4th, be observed as Boy Scout Week
through the United States for the
purpose of strengthening the work of
the Boy Scouts of America
earnestly recommend that, in ev-
cry community, a Citizens Commit
tee under the leadership of National
| Citizens Committee, be organized to
cooperate in carrying out program
for definite recognition of the ef-
fectlve services rendered by the Boy
Scouts of America; for a survey of
the facts relating to the boyhood of
each community, in order that with
the cooperation of the churches, the
schools and other organizations def
nltely engaged in work for boys, ad-
eIuate provision may be made for ex-
tending the Boy Scout program to a
larger proportion Of Americay boy-
hood
The Boy Scout movement offers un-
usual opportunity for volunteer ser
vice. 1t needs men to act as commit
teemen and as leaders Of groups of
boys. | hope that all who can will
! enlist for such .'ersonal service, ell
roll as associate members and give all
possible financial assistance to this
worthy organization of American boy
hood. Anything that is done to in
crease the effectiveness of the Bow
Scouts of America will be genuine
contribution to the welfare of the
| Nation.
In witness whereof l have hareunto
set my hand and caused the seal of
! the United States to be affixed.
Done this first day of May in the
year of our Lord, one thousand nine
hundred and nineteen, and of the in
dependence of the United States of
America, the one hundred and forty
third
(Signed) WOODROW WILSON.
! EV the President:
! ROF ERT LANSING,
Secretary of State.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-06-11

worth to the nation, but haye also
materially contributed to a deeper
appreciation by the American people
of the higher conception Of patriot
ism and and good citizenship.
The Boy Scout ovement should not
only be preserved, but strengthened.
1t deserves the support of all public
spirited citizens. The available means
for the Boy Scout movement have
thus far sufficed for the organization
and training of anly small portion
of the boys of the country. There are
approximately 10000, 100000 boys in
the United States between the ages
of twelve and twenty-one. Of those
only $4,000 are enrolled as men,
bers Of the Boy Scouts of America.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-06-11

America cannot acquit herself COM
mepsurately with her power and in
fiuence in the great period now fac
ing her and the world unless the boys
OF America are given better oppor-
tuniteis than heretofore to prepare
themselves for the responsibilities of
citizenship.
Every nation depends for it's future
upon the proper training and devel-
opment of its youth. The American
boy must have the best training and
discipline our great democracy can
provide if America is to maintain her
ideals, her standards and her influence
in the world.
The plan, therefore, for Boy Scout
week during which universal appeal
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-06-11
NOTICE.

. The qualified voters residing in
S!nmcrton School D:stric. No. %,
will hereby take notice that IN cleo
ticn will be tcld at Magist-at. Rich
bourg's office in Summer'on OF Thurs
d3y, June 26.,,, 1919, for the purpose
Of voting on The question Of whether
SAID school d;str!c; shall levy and col
'e"t annually, an additional special tax
Of five 90 mills for school purposes
in said distric., one mill 6 which shall
be undcr Section 1742 and four mills
under the High School law for South
Carolina.
Voters are required to present their
tax receipts and registration certifi-
Gates. Polls open from 8 o'clock a.
m. to a o'clock p. m.
BY order Of Board of Trustees in
and for said dictrict
II. A. R1CHBOURG
A. j. PLOWDEN
l.. f. BRAILSFORD
Trustees in and for Summerton School
District No. %. ct.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-06-11
PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION
TO THE boy SCOUTS

The Boy Scouts Of AmerVica have
rendered a notable service to the Ma
tion during the world war. They have
done effective work in the Liberty
Loan and War Savings campaigns,
and discovering and reporting upon
the black walnut supply, in cooper
ating with the Red Cross and other
war work agencies, in acting dis de-
spatch bearers from the Committee
on Public Information, and in other
important fields. The Boy Scouts
have not only demonstrated their
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-06-11
A FAMILY
MEDICINE E
In Her Mosher's Home, Says This
Georgia Lady, Regarding Black
Draught. Relief From Head
acheo Malaria, Chills, Etc.

Ringgold, Ca Mira. Chas. CASTOR,
OF this place. writes: 81 am user
of Thedford's Black -Draught; In fact,
1t was one OF our family medicines.
Also in my mothers home, when
was child. When any of us child.
rem complained Of headache, usually
caused by constipation, she gave us
dose OF Black-Draught. which would
rectify the trouble. Often in the
Spring, we would have malaria and
chills, or troubles Of this kind, we
would take Black Draught pretty reg.
ular until the liver acted we'll, and
we would soon be up and around
again. We would not be without II,
for 1t certainly has saved us lots OF
doctor bills. Just dose OF Black.
D-aught when not so we'll saves O
lot Of days in bed"
Thedford's Black-Draught has been
IN use for many years In the treat.
ment Of stomach, liver and bowel
troubles, and the popularity which 1t
now enjoys is proof Of It's merit.
If your liver Is not doing its duty,
you will suffer from such disagree.
able symptoms as headache, bilious.
ness, constipation, indigestion. etc,
and unless something Is done, serious
trouble may result.
Thedford's Black-Draught has been
found O. valuable remedy for these
troubles. 1t Is purely vegetable, and
acts In prompt and natural way,
functions and cleansing the bowels OF
impurities. Try 1t. Insist on Thed.
ford's, the original and genuine. 70 70
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-06-11
LOST STOCK NOTICE

This is to notify whom it may con
ccrn that l viii apply to The First
National Bank Of Manning for the
issue Of q new certificate covering two
shares of stock Of Tn. Peoples Bank
of Manning represented by certificate
number 70, dated October End 1911,
the last mentioned certificate having
been lost by me.
A. p. Burgess.
Manning, S. C.
May 23th, 1919.-27-Gt-c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-13

dercom. Wymaga tego ,sprawie-
dliwoSc wymaga tego protekcya
spoleczenstwa. Znana jest rzecza
re przez czas niejaki pc powie-
szeniach liczba zbrodni zawsze
spada. Jednakze trzeba wyjatek
zrobiG, gdy winnymi So dzieci hub
doro$li o ograniczonej umys}o-
woSci. Ma takich ME MONA nakla-
dac kary Smierci. Lecz trzeba ma
}ozyG kare maksymalna, t. ]. do
zywotnie wiezienie. Sedzia wy
razi1 ubolewanie, re wyrok TAXI
rzadko pociaga "a SODA karte do
konca zycia danego zbrodniarza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-13
z JACKOWA.

Polonia zamieszka}a w para
fiji Sw. Jacka, obchodzi1a wcZo-
raj podw6jne Swieto, staraniem
BOWEN ch6ru parafialnego, Cd
byi sic TAME koncert muzykal-
no-wokalny, ktorego czysty do
ch6d przeznaczono ma 10-milio-
nowy fundusz ola Polski. Gel tax
piekny znalazf uznanie publicz--
noSci; stawi4a sic bardzo licznie,
a prace Spiewak6w szczodremi
darzy4a oklaski. Program bar
do byf urozmaicony. By}y tam
kantaty, by4y duety, by4y tez i
sofa. Pan BorowinsM zdawa} sic
bye wszedzie, pod jego tez batu-
ia koncert wypad} wspaniale. Ma
szczeg6lna uwage Zwr6cic male
zy Spiew p. Obecnej i p. Drufke,
oraz gre p. Barwig. Panic tie ma
ia idealne glossy, Spiewaja bez
najmniejszego wysifku, a wszy-
stko co Spiewaja, upaja. Zmu--
szone byfy wystepowac kilka--
krotnie. Parma Barwig, piani--
stka, grajek wirtuoz, a wysfu--
chawszy Spiewu PAM Dymar-
kowskiej, doznajemy wrazenia,
IL ma Jackowie, CO dom to Spie-
wax. Kujawiak I'D dworu do
dworu" odSpiewany byf W du--
chu i temple iScie polskim, W
kt6rym to miejscu ME mozemy
uznaniem poteznego
basu pana j. Kochanskiego.
Spiewem ,,Boze cos Polske" Ia
konczono nader mify wieczorek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-13
KR6TKIE NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

w Obfawie ma more pnr. 5 S. Laf-
lin ul. detektywi wczoraj aresztowai
dziewieciu mezczyzn i OSm kobiet. Pan
ma Minnie Howard oSkaraona by4a ia
ko w}ascicel0a nory. Pnr. 1852 w. Ma
Olson I'll. areSztowano siedmiu mez-
czyzn / pieC kobiet, a L. Hainesa jake
wfa$ciciela. w hotclu Wayne, pnr. 100
s. Halsted I'll. ares2towano tylko jed
M pare.
- Czterech rabusi6w, uciekajac W
skradzfonym automobilu, kolidowa}o z
tramwajem ma rogu ulic Western ave.
| Warren ave. Jeden z rabusi6w zosta4
ujety prDez policyanta Browna. Navy
wa sic Samuel Branronte, liczy lat 10
i mieszka pnr. 2OO9 West Erie I'll. Je-
den z pasaAer6w, stojacych ma fronto-
wei %platfOrmie tramwaju zosta} polka
leczony. Policyant dab piec w~ystrza-
low "a rabuSiami, lecz tylko jednego
zdOfaf ujac. lnni zn1ki.
Siedm Os6b zOstafO wcZoraj bO-
leSnie pokalecDonych W kOlizyi dw6ch
tranwaj6w ma rogu ultc Ashland ave.
i Harrison. Motorowy Mahon z tram
waju Ashland ave, zwUli} wine ma
hamulce, twierdzac, IL ME fmkcyono-
wa}y naleAycie.
- Policyant Morris areSZtowal C..
Nelsona 1 c. Hansona, ktorzy kradli
towary ze Sk1adu departamentowego
Twelfth Street Store / ~sprzedawaH je
pod szumna nazwa ftrmy Imperial De
Luxe International Mail Order Co.,
kt6cej biura mieScily sic W sypiali p.
mr.. "a n. May Ill
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-13
TEDFN STRAZAK ZABITY.
RANNYCH w
POZARZE.

Prey gaSzeniu poiaru w try
.pietrowym budynku, pnr. 32O7
Fullerton ave. wczoraj zabity 70
stall porucznik O. w. Peterson z
kompanii 114-ej a czterech stra-
.zak6w znajduje sic w stanie kry-
tycznym. Sa to: VI. K. Edmunds,
263O n. Central Park ave, Emil
Dittert, PASS N. Kostner ave, w.
Hanley, 2643 n. Monticello ave.
! P. Driscoll. Porucznik Peterson
pozostawia zone i dwie cork pnr.
2640 N. Lawndale ave. By} czlon-
klein stray pozarnej Cd lat p.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-13

IN MIEJSCOWA
Dokonczenie re str. l-szej.

W Tennessee i re to bylo dnia SGD
stycznia. Przekonal sic pozniej re
uSunieto wszystkie znaki identy-
fikacyi z jego odztezy. Listy, kar-
ty ubyznesowe" znikiy z jego pu-
gilaresu i z jego kieszeni. Waltz
ka byia nova. Procz novel bic
lizny znajdowaio sic W niej $50
W banknitach. Zatelegrafowai do
swego brata Abnera, ktory pc ME
go wyjechai i przywi6zi do Ber-
wyn.
Hitchcock liczy lat 63. Skarzy
sic, re jest zmeczony i re ma
wciaz Dol giowy. Poza tenn ME
ma zadnych znakow wypadku au-
tomobilowego.
Ma wyja$nienie czekaja haste
pujace pytania: Kim by} ow ia
jemniczy Dayton, kt0ry zawi6zl
Hitchcock do Lake Forest dnia
Pogo listopada? Kim byi CIV ME
znajomy, ktory kauai Hitchco-
ckowi zej$c W Covington? Kto
mu daI MOVIE ubrarie. nova wa
LIKE ! zniszczyi znaki identyfi-
kacyjne?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-13

Peterson i czterej strategy we
szli do suteren plonacego budyn-
ku, gdzie wskutek piomieni pekiy
wodociagi i rury tazowe. Woda
zapeIni}a sutereny wyzej ich pa
sa. Z powodu gryzacego dymu,
ME zauwazyli gazu. Naraz Peter
son przewr6cit sic i znik4 pod wo-
dq. Czterej strategy iuz take "a
ledwo mogli sic ma swych no.
zach utrzymaG, gdy przybyl dru-
gi oddzial strazakow i w~yratowal
ich. Zawieziono ich do szpitala
Sw. Elzbiety. Gdy wydobyto Pc
tersona, byl zupelnie martwym.
DW0cH K CUTIE
RIA MA Bye ARESZTOWA-
MYTH.
Wzwiazku re sprawl maklera
NJ. II. Cuttera, aresztowanego O.
negdaj pod zarzutem sfa}szowa-
MIA bond6w ma 100000 i uzyska-
mia pozyczek ma bondy tie ma $500
900, H. B. Riley, prezes kompanii
hicago Title and Trust Co.,
wczoraj oSwiadczy}, re dwoch
klerk6w Cuttera bedzie take a
resztowanych. Podobno pomaga-
Ii mu we f~abrykowaniu falszy-
wych bond6w. Jest jednakze MOI
live. re ME sa winnymi, t. j. ME
wiedzieli, IL Cutter Przekracza
prawo.
Wdrozone bedzie Sledztwo, czy
Cutter wszystkie pozyczki zacia-
gniete ma bezwartoSciowe bondy
przetrwoni}, czy tez ulokowa1 w
przedsiebiorstwach. Zbadane be-
da take finansowe stosunki, ia
kie lacza so z lego adwokatem,
Clarence Darrow'em.
Riley nazwai Cuttera jednym Z
najsprytniejszyoh oszust6w w
Chicago i potepi} stanowisko Cut
terra i jego przyjaci6f jake ubie-
gajacych sic o sympatye publicz-
noSci, ma kt6ra Cutter ME zaslu-
guje.
E SKAZANI MA
.DOZYWOTNIE WIEZIENIE.
Sdzia Kavanagh onegdaj ska
zai dw6ch degenerat6w, uzna-
nych winnymi morderstwa, ma
dozywotnie wiezienie. Sa to:
CLYDE f. Dennis i Frank Whitley
Clark. Pierwszy zamordowa1 VIA
Sciciela skladu tytoniu ]. w. Hut
chinsona, PREY rogu ulic Dear
born ! Harrison, a drugi zamor-
dowai pielegnarke Lole Almon w
szpitalu POSTGRADUATE.
Sedzia Kavanagh jednoczeSnie
przemawiai dwie godziny ma te-
mat spraw powyzszych, oraz ma
temat zbrodni wog6le powodow
tejze. Zaznaczyl, re kara Smierci
Jest jedynq kara, jaka powinna
bye wymierzona wszystkim NOR
Evening star., 1919-12-23
SIX WOMAN SHOPPERS
ROBBED IN STORES
Five Are Victims in One Dealers.
Other Thefts Re-
ported.

- Six women were robbed while max
ing Christmas purchases in stores
yesterday. An alligator purse con-
tanning s11 was taken from the hand
bag of Miss NJ. +. Warner, 1912 La
mont street, while in an upper 18th
street store.
Five thefts were committed in one
store. the victims reporting to the
police as follows: Mabel Robinson,
3l5 Oakdale street. 81: Mrs. d. F.
Ward, 3023 Cambridge street, 81; Mrs.
John II. Parsley. B 'ookviNe. Md. $:
Mrs. Il. V. Phillips, ,3119 Warder
street, SIS. and Miss Alice Shrandal,
1919 G street, S24.
Police were told of a theft COM
mitted in the District building. W. A.
Sparrow, District employe, telling
pf the loss of watch. chain and
locket. He left it in a room. he said.
and when he returned. 4 few minutes
later, it was gone.
An intruder was in the apartment
of Richard Fogel, 1925 Sd street, last
night. He gained entrance through
q rear window and ransacked the
apartment, but did not steal anything
y lady's plush overcoat. valued at
$50, was stolen from Cardoza School
last night. 1t belonged to Mrs. G.
W Bond, 81 + street southwest
fheft of an overcoat, valued at S65
was reported by Louis Taylor, 6O7 W
street. 1t was stolen from in front
or 9O4 Sd street last night
w caring apparel valued at $40 was
sIo!en from the home of Morris Cans,
lI4o Lanier place, last night.
Evening star., 1919-12-23
DISTRICT NATIONAL GUARD
QUOTA TO BE 800 MEN
Campaign to Rebuild Organization
Will Be Renewed With Vigor
After HOLIDAYS.

The District of Columbia quota for
the new National Guard will be about
500 men, according to a War Depart
ment announcement last night. II
Will be apportioned as follows: One
battalion of infantry; two companies
OF infantry; one infantry headuuar-
ters company: one battery of field ar
tillery, horse drawn: one outpost sig
nal company. Formerly the local
militia numbered about $500 men.
y campaign to rebuild the District
guard will be renewed with vigor i'm
mediately after the holidays, ac-
cording to Brig. Cen. Richard d.
Simms, commanding the District
guard, and it is expected the full
quota of personnel will be registered
within a short time.
Two infantry companies already are
organized, and q third company and
a signal company have been started
1t is said the District later will ask
the War Department to authorize
further organization until the militia
strength here is q regiment and a
battalion of infantry and to ask for
at least one cavalry troop.
TAKE BELL-ANS BEFORE MEALS
and see how fine good digestion makes you feel
Evening star., 1919-12-23
las YOU LIKE IT" GIVEN.
Gonzaga College Dramatic Society
Appears in Play.

Shakespeare's play, "As You Like
IT, was given last night b. members
of the dramatic society Of Gonza2a
College, in GonZaga Theater. North
Capitol and l streets.
Cardinal Gibbons and cen. Per-
Shing. Uho We're expected to be pres
ert. sent kilograms to the effect that
they would not be able to attend.
Senator and Mrs. Ashurst and score
Gf prominent Catholic clergymen and
faymen witnessed the performance.
An orchestra under the direction of
Aloysius s. Travers. S. j.. furnished
the music. \ feature of the musical
program was the "jazz" piano play
ing of Laurence Mccarthy. president
of the junior class at Gonzaga.
Thirty-two students composed the
cast. The scenic effects We're well
chosen. The work of George J. Ell
lis. Leo \. Walshe, William A. Blake.
Vincent j. Downey. nugh ]. Welch
and William Z. Ring was especially
commendabie
Others taking part in the play were:
Herbert J. Walsh George C. Larkin,
James a. Enright. Leo j.. Fogarty,
Vernon a. Grave. Harry ]. Kane. Vim
cent L. Bailey. Ralph II. Robertson.
Thomas J. Brosnan, Dermot \. Nee.
Robert 2. Mccarthy. Leo y. Bond
Matthew S. Ruddv. Joseph f. McGow-
an. Aloysius E. McCiow&n. William A.
Foley, Paul T. Mudd. Harold c. Car
diner. Paul Meyers. Fred T. McIn-
tyre, Walter J. keeley, Albert l..
Masericll. Albert :. BeltzeI. George
W. Kennedy William C. Ryan. George
NJ. Burges, Clarence r. German. Stu
art V. Davis. Thomas =. Hurney. Jo-
seph y. Lynch and Richard G. OCon-
nor
5 The presentation was directed by
Robert s. Lloyd. S. J.
Evening star., 1919-12-23
Wintry Weather

The ice is on the river, the ice
is on the lake, and on the shore
I'shiver, and feel rheumatic ache.
/ see the schoolboys skating
upon the we'll known ice ; for me,
ah watchful waiting must ever
more suffice. Among the youth
ful friskers | have no place, alas
Behind my stack OF whiSkers I
sit and watch them pass. The
snow is in the valley the snow
IS OH the hill. and there the chill
dren sally; they're coasting with
will. | hear their joyous
laughter, as down the slope they
'whiz, while /, in slat and rafter,
have pangs OF rheumatic. ! sit
behind my galways, and to blithe
words give tongue, Your youth
won't last you always, so go it
while you're young!" | don't
admire the gaffer. the ancient,
drooling lad, who chides the
happy laughter. and makes
youths spirit sad. | cannot
join the skaters, l cannot tool a
sled, or dance, in tireless CATERS,
when others are in bed. But all
the joyous playing Of kids looks
good to me, although my head is
graying, and I've 4 spawned
knee. The young, with smiling
faces, are playing in the snow
Behind my hanging laces | bless
Them as they go.
WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1919-12-23
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

! Holiday begins tomorrow mt George
| Washington University and lasts un-
| til Monday. January .. Elaborate fes-
tiyities have been arranged for this
period by the various student organ
| izationS. including suppers. teas
| dances banQuets. house parties. the
alter parties, card parties. socia!s and
receptions. Tfhe weekly paper. the
| Hatchet, will not be issued this week
! The Bnnxai Club will give an in
formal dance this evening at MIS-
! Dyers. 1917 II street.
Christmas eve festival will be
held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
at the Church of the New Jerusalem.
18TH street above . street. with spe-
cial music and tree and distribu-
ton of presents to the Sunday school
children. Regular Christmas service
will be held Thursday morning at IL
O'Clock. the sermon to be by the pas
tor. Rev. Paul Sperry. The Christmas
party ST the Sunday school will be
held Friday at 4:30 o'clock. with
adults participating.
The vansville Farmers Club OF
College Park. Nd. met last Saturday
Mcdonnell. An address on "Aericul-
ture in France" was delivered by F.
S. Holmes. The club win be enter
tanned at the January meeting by DR.
A. F. Woods. president of Maryland
State College.
Rev. Peter Gnilday of the Catholic
University will be the principal sneak
er at the Christmas party OF the
Washington Council, knights OF Co
iumbus. tonight at s o'clock at the
hall. 600 E street.
The third annual meeting of the
American Association OF Teachers OF
Spanish will be held Saturday morn
ing and afternoon at the law school
OF George Washington University Ad-
dresses will be made by many promi-
neHt speakers.
The Spanish-A AmericaM Atheneum
Will tender the members OF the Amer
icap Associa ton of Teachers of Span
ish reception Saturday night AT
$50 o'clock in the crystal ballroom OF
the New Ebbitt, 1ith and f. streets
Motion pictures and a Christmas
celebration will be held at 80 o'clock
tonight at the TyleS Community Gem
ter Cor all the children in the COM
lnUnity.
The Mt. Pleasant branch Of the "
c. I. T.. under the supervision of Mrs
L. W. Solbach. will hold a meeting
and entertainment for the bows mt the
marine barracks.
Evening star., 1919-12-23
GEN. BLISS BACK, LIMIT
PUT ON INTERVIEWS

After an absence of more than a
year in Paris as American member of
the interallied war council, Gen. Tas-
Aer H. Bliss returned to Washington
yesterday afternoon and reported to
Secretary BakeS at the War Depart
snent.
Gen. Bliss, who is retired, will re-
publication until after he had re-
ported to the President. after which
he would be glad to say many things
TO the press.
Secretary Baker told newspaper
men Cen Bliss could not discuss the
peace treaty or topics closely akin
TO it, but that he could talk freely
about anything else under the sun
and assuredly was capable of doing
So" Whereupon Mr. Baker paid high
tribute to the generals attainments
and service.
Gen. Bliss said he could not talk for
main on the active list until he COM
pfeteS reports and complies certain
military data. 1t was said he will
have offices in the Council of National
Defense building.
Evening star., 1919-12-23
RESPONSIBLE for Army Morals.

The Secretary of War has declared
that commanding officers "are re-
sponsible for the moral training of
the personnel of their commands. and
in making the War Department pol
icies in that respect effective the re-
ligious needs of all denominations
should be met as far as practicable"
The Secretary adds that 1T is de-
sirabIe and customary that a COM
ruanding officer. before introducing an
agency for moral or religious instruc-
ton should avail himself of the coun-
sci and recommendations of the chap
lain, who is the member of his staff
best fitted to offer advice on such
subjects"
Evening star., 1919-12-23
COMPLAINT AGAINST
SOUP COMPANY FILED

The Joseph Campbell Company of
Camden, n. j., manufacturers of canned
soup. has been cited by the Federal
Trade Commission in a formal COM
plaint alleging unfair methods of COM
petition.
The complaint alleges that the COM
pany has followed the practice Of Of
fering jobbers in the wholesale grocery
trade the guarantee that any decline in
the list price of their products would
be made up to jobbe-s by the company
IN the form of rebates.
The company is directed to file answer
with the commission within forty days.
Evening star., 1919-12-23
G. W. u. WILL BALLOT
ON THE PEACE TREATY

\ referendum vote on the peace
treaty will be taken among students
of George Washington University on
January IS. according to announce
ment today. Balloting will be part
Of a vote on the treaty being taken
among college students throughout
the country
Ballots will be.crinted in the week
ly student publication January 8.
Evening star., 1919-12-23

Meeting of the Robert l.. Lee Chap
ter, No. ga, L. u. c., at 5 o'clock, a
the Confederate Memorial Home. 1872:
Vermont avenue
Evening star., 1919-12-23

II NOu Send ~Her" q Gift Of Flowers
you add rather than subtract from the
joys OF Xmas. GUIDE. 1911 F.-Adver-
tiSenent.
Evening star., 1919-12-23

Stuart Walcott Post. No. l. Ameri-
can Legion. meeting at 8 o'clock, al
Carroll Institute. 91S 10th street.
Evening star., 1919-12-23

Xmas Greens. Wreaths and Flowers.
Please order early. ShafIer, 9go 18th.
advertisement.