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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-19
INvlTARE

Soc. romina de ajutor 81 cultura
gu. s. Desteapta-te Romine & Ho-
ra Unirii" din Detroit, Mich, are
onoare a invita- pc toate surorile
societati, onor. parcohii 81 cluburi,
'precum 81 pc toti fratii romini din
loc 81 jur, lua parte la marea
productiune teatrala impreunata
Gu petrecere 81 dams, care va avea
loc Duminica in % August 1920,
in cunoscuta halla Turner, din
Sherman Street, No. 1876, aproape
de cornul Russell 81 Sherman.
Deci tot odata facem de cunos-
cut tuturor mcmbrilor filialelor 81
societatii CD fiecare este deobligat
lua parte la aceasta petrecere
caci este pctrecerea prima della u
nirea solicitation "Desteapta-te
Romine 81 "Hora Unirii," 81 fl
ind unit de datorinta a ne Until
nj Gu totii.
Petrecerea Sc va incepe la orele
2 p. M, prin cuv1nt de deschidere
prcscdintelui aranjator, dl. loan
Nicola 81 Avram Barbu.
La orele z p. m. Sc va deschide
lista de inscriere a membrilor moi,
prin vorbire din partea Presedin-
telui soc. dl. loan G.. Petroviciu 81
prin alte vorbiri a pressed. aranja-
tor.
Dupa aceea aurma piesa tea
trala "Georgc Ghiocel,' in doua
acte, sub conducerea dlui Alexan-
dru NJ. Popa.
/. Persoanele: Mitica Nadadu, bo-
ier, dl. Alexandra NJ. Popa; Dina
Nadadu, Dina Alexandra Sandica-
Bazgan; Liliana, unica lor fiica,
D-saora Ana Hada; George Chic
eel, dl. loan Mogoi; Batrinul, Ia
nasie Baba (; Alexandra Baiatu, dl.
Nick Petroviciu; Marta N. D. Ma
dadu, dina Ana Comanariu; Ne
groaica, dl. Ilie Cernat.
Dupa tcatru sc va preda decla-
malta "Trecerea Dunarii" de ca
trU dl. Alexandra M. Popa. Va
urma declamatia Rominiei 81 Gin
tarea "Foaie verde, frunza lata, -
predata de Dina Alexandra San
dica Bozgan, 81 declamatia "Noi
vrem pamfnt" de George Cosbuc,
oa veche ca toatc brunetele sunt
declamata dc dl. George Balan.
Muzica dior loan Sepetian (Gai-
tam 81 Gligor Tarnea, va distra
onor. public GU cele mai frumoase
arii de dams att rationale cit 81
straine.
Fratilor Romini!, Societatea u.
S. Desteapta-te Romine & Hora IT,
nirii, este cea mai mare. societate
romineasca din Statele Unite. Deci
indeplinindu-si scopul de multi do
rit al unirii, precum STA implinit
81 scumpa noastra tara Rolninia,
lnfaptuirea de multi dorita, 81 u
nindu-se toti rominii cei din patru
unghiuri, la care cuvintele nemu-
ritoriului nostru Andrei Murasan
a cintat, "Desteapta-te Romfne,
din somnul eel de moarte," 81 III
c1nd "Romini din patru unghiuri
uniti-va in cuget, uniti-va n sim
tiri, 81 "acum orr nici odata sa
aratam la lume" ca 81 moi ne-am
unit in cugete 81 n simtiri, 81 sa
ne aratam 81 moi inaintea straini-
lor ca putem face o organizatie
mare 81 puternica la care sa ne
fie fala inaintea popoarelor strai-
ne 81 q natiunei noastre. Deci prin
aceasta, fratilor romini, sunteti ru-
gait q nu sta nepasatori 81 aveti
ocazie va inscrie in aceasta socie-
tate acum pima nu va Fl prea tar
ziu. Taxa de 1nscriere este $3.50,
odata pentru totdeauna. Societa-
tea plateste in caz de moarte ur-
matorilor, $1,000, zis. una mie de
dolari, lar la caz de boala $40 pc
saptSm1na din prima ri. Deci a.
yeti ocaziune foarte buna q va in
scrie.
Pretul de. fnfrarc. Domnii 75c
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C. 4 u r A M

~ "A u "A M
Numai decit Ferari (covaciu) cu
dol sau trei ami experienta; a.
semenea cautam 81 ajutor la fe-
rar, plata buna.
Avem lipsa de vre-o citiva oameni
la incarcat 81 descarcat din va
goane 81 camioane in curte la
scfnduri; lucru placut afara la
aer, plata buna 81 ocazie de a
lucra cu bucata. (16-19-21Au)
Veniti la Employment Office,
THEODORE KUNTDZ CO..
Lakewood Plant
Giel Ave. Nickel p. r. r.
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CAUTAM

Femeie pentru curatit la scoala
West High School, colt W. Goth
ii Franklin Ave. Plata bunx.
Intrebati De MI. Hobson, West
High School, Cleveland, @. ~
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-07
A BARNARD Scandal.

A disgraceful scene was enacted
Tuesday at Dalton, Ga, A couple OF
Chattanoogans were apprehended driv-
ing through that city in car filled
with mountain dew The liquid was
poured into the cutters. but the drain
age system was unequal to the task
of carrying it off quickly enough, and
the entire population OF the local hen
houses turned out and had such spree
as has rarely been witnessed in that
law-abiding community.
Plymouth Rocks. Barred Leghorns,
Minorcas, and all the other denomina-
lions went on the rampage with equal
abandon Both sexes INDUCED.
In vain did the housewives endcavor
to toll their hayward birds bfck to
their duty with lavish offerings Of
corn, for these preferred the distilled
essence thereof
An old rooster engaged his keeper
In combat on the strength Of this ar
tificial courage and drove him TO tn,
house. after scratching up his face till
II resembled the map Of the Somme
sector, A young bantam cock gave
pursuit to staid tabby cat and chased
her up tree, after which he started
for the dog Two pullets, noted. for
their blameless lives shouted out OBJ
scenities and fought htll and claw TN
they fell In exhaustion
When the dclinquents finally were
rounded up and put Into confinement
| they celebrated the occasion by sQuawk-
ing and raising hcdam generally Till
| the small hours OF the morning
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-07
Back to the Constitution.

The Republicans are HN,N tu l,ut n
their platform plank calling tor "a
return to the old poacc.'me practices
IN dealing with radical. and Athens
suspected OF seditious activities TINT.
viii have the effect Of roud,mnInE some
OF the recent activities NJ the depart
mcnt Of justice IN carr, ug out It's SEN
sational roundups. dcpor,ations and
prosecutions
This much appears from the report Of
Senator Bcvcridgo's subcommittee.
which the Republicans requested TO
write out for their consideration a
tentative plank on that subject
If the Democrats arc wise. as of
course they are, they will not be- caught
in such a fly trap, they will not let
themselves be forced into advocating
any such illberal doctrine as the Re
Dublicans are inviting Thorn to do
During the war the liberties Of speech
and assembly were seriously and prop
erly abridged IN this country. and since
the crisis has past We have been en-
trely too slow about returning TO the
old order. The recent expulsion Of the
Socialist members OF the New York
legislature was the most notorious case
Of panic carried far beyond the point
OF reason.
Democrats who are stll excessively
tlmid about the dangers that Turk in
syndicalism, radicalsm, communism.
Bolshevism ami the other foolish "isms, "
would do well to note that that highly
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-07
AllEt8E)EVNCLE WlGGICYttky2 S q
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funny little step, too he added. You
put an orange on your head and then
YOU
But Jacko suddenly stopped chatter
ing and cried:
"Skeezicks' Skeezicks' I'm after
you"
With that he gave a jump toward
bush just behind Uncle Wiggily, and,
as the monkey boy reached the bush,
out from under it ran the bad old
SkeeZicks, crying:
"Oh! Oh. Oh! Don't jump on me, I'll
be good | was after Uncle Wiggilys
souse, but I'll go away without taking
any! I'll be good, Jacko!'
well, you'd BETTER said the mon
key boy, coming back, as the bad chap
Il saw the bad old skee just as
was going to do a new jump" eX~
claimed JACKIE, so | thought I'd scare
him by making believe to jump on
| him"
I'm glad you did" spoke Uncle
! WIggly. He must have sncaked
along through the woods after me.
Thank you, Jacko, You saved my
SOuSC'
Then the monkey boy showed the
| animal girls some more Lady, lady
rope jumps and everybody was happy
| And if the pie doesn't try to jump out
of the oven before the cake, and tickle
the leg of the gas stove, I'll tell you
next about Uncle Wiggiy and Jennie's
| brush.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-07

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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-07
QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS

Q.-ls our foreign trade increasing
| r A.
A-Thc bureau of foreign and do
mestim commerce states that there was
| a drop of $l35. OO0, 600 in exports and OF
nearly $50 900 900 in imports in April
| as compared with the preceding month
| OF March The exports OF April OF last
year exceeded this year by Sl3l.000OOO,
| but the imports OF this year ran ahead
| by $222.000, 00o.
Q.-When a word sounds the same as
another hut is spelled differently and
| has different meaning, what is 1t
| Callod?-C H.
A.-Such a word is called a homonym.
(Which president had the most
| children B. NJ n
| A.-Wiliam Henry Harrison had the
largest family, six sons and four
daughters.
On the qualifying round OF a golf
tournament player missed an easy
| putt on the 18th green. picked up his
| ball, then replaced it and holed the putt
| Did he 4isquahfy tlmsclf?-S, NJ. r.
Ate did not disQuaIify himself II
| N. had not left the green before re-
| placing and holing his bail He Is
reuah1ed two strokes on his media
score however
Q.--What are the names Of the three
Fates X l.. V.
Am poem of Hcsiod, they ap-
| pear as the three daughters of Ieus
Ii and Themius. Cluthu. the spinner. La
chests. the assiguer Of the lot Atropos
| the infleXible who cuts the thread (oi
| life)
Q--What is profitecr?-B b u.
! 4 According 70 a 1920 edition Of a
| dictionary It is "one who makes what
| is considered an unreasonable profit ms
| by taking advantage of a public or ma
| tionHl need in time Of war.
|
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-07
HOROSCOPE
TUESDAY. JUNE IS 1920.

TUESDAY, JUNE 10 lSGo' Il
Copyright, 1920, by the Mcclure NeWs'I
paper SyndcateO
This is a lucky day, according to|
astrology, for Neptune and Jupiter rulel
strongly for good.
1t Is a rule said to be fortunate forI
speculation or financial ventures thaIl
offer large rewards.
Trade and commerce are well direct
ed at this time, and rumors Of pos
sible panic or money stringency should
be watched and suspiciOusly since
trickery and treachery are foreshad-
owed.
There is an encouraging sign for
travel on the water but many Will
Journey across seas, only to meet many
disappointments and large expenses.
Clearer vision on the part of the peo-
ple who look beneath the surface Of
things Is predicted Strong reactions
of opinion are prognosticated.
Early in the morning Saturn is in
evil place, making for some sort of
trouble for farmers, who will be in-
strumental in making a startling res
suit in the election returns of more
than one state.
Theaters should benefit at this time.
even though the summer is at hand
for the planetary direction seems to
presage extraordinary interest in all
things dramatic,
Danger of mining troubles and a
This should be a lucky wedding day
in the sense that it seems to leau,, to
material success. ~
Growth of radical ideas and Ahe
spread of the most progressive ideas
will be marked in the next few months.
Repeatedly those who read the stars
have warned the world that new
order Of things must be recognized and
they now declare that the United
States is in a state of intellectual rev.
oution that will be powerful in. its
effects.
The levclng of all ranks and the
readjustment Of society is to be as
| marked in this country as abroad, al
though manifested in other ways, as
trologers prophesy.
Persons whose birth date it is may
expect changes in the coming year, es-
pecially il born in the morning
Children born on this day may have
many vcissitudes during life and
should be carefully prepared for their
struggle with human problems They
are likely to be talented and very sem
SitiVe.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-07
Madame Sybilline Speaks.

More agitation than usual is reported
from Washington and other centers
where the political bees are wont to
buzz
The next president Of the United
States will be the candidate whose cleo
ton is now demanded by the masses
Of the people. and as a president he
will prove to be "A good man. success
ful and popular
Thus the oracle has spoken in the
person Of Madame Sybnunc Bellaugh,
the inspired and nfallble prophecies
OF Hungary, according to reliable
press dispatch,
At this point every single candidate
now in the field appeared to qualify
judging from the noise made by the
various campaign managers But there
was more to come. The next president
continued Sybniue, is blond and slightly
bald, and surrounded by fine family
OF children. Within the last two years
this man was the victim Of an unsuc-
Cesslul attempt at ASSASSINATION.
4 careful canvass " tho situation
by disintcrested party in Washington
disclosed the fact that only two Of the
present candidates remotely approach to
filing the bill one OF these is Palmer
He has little bald spot ON the top Of
his head, and a hurry Red tried 10 get
him not SO long ago. Tht other IS Judgr
Hughes Such tropical jungle Of
whiskers hides the Judges face that
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-07

have gone out with many boys be.
fore my engagement, and | told him
that was the first kiss ! had ever gwen,
and my last until he brought the we'd
PLANTATION told him that while | loved
him with all my heart and soul, did
not think II ladylike to Indulge In such
familiarity while engaged, but that
would remain ever true and pay COM
pound interest after marriage, Now he
says that he would much prefer his
dues as they come, instead of that com
pound Interest, and that | am robblnq
him Of his Just rights, BY nature
am Just as atfectlonate as he, but
will break the engagement, II 1t kills
me, rather than submit to caresses
from other than a husband. do not
90 out with any other men, because !
have no desire, although he does not
live in town, but 40 miles away. | have
no one to advise me, so tell me what
to do and which one Of US Is right.
Women like you are certainly rare,
and | must say that to me you are a
jewel, and any man who has your love
is indeed fortunate. / admire you be-
You'd words for the stand you have
taken, and agree with you to the limit.
When woman makes her kisses com
mon before the ceremony is said they
are not so appreciated afterward. There
is always a chance for many slip,
and / feel sure the man will love YOU
better for your opinion. Do not worry
he will not let you break the engage
ment.
Dear Mrs. Thompson--We are two
girls who have been reading your COL
umn for some time and your advice Is
so good that we are writing to ask II
there Is any harm In boy or girl sit
ting on the porch until after II O'Clock
-, h. hal fiN1A2 When nFlS
are in a drug store and a boy comes In
and sits at the table with them, must
they offer him drink, or must the boy
offer to pay for It? II a boy has a
date with a girl should the boy or the
girl suggest going to church? Which
side should a boy stay on when walking
with a Girl, the Inside or outside? lf
at a party and two boys ask two girls
to 90 to the drug store with them, is II
all right? When playing game In
which couples go walking, boy car
rIes the hostess and Instead Of Walkln
they lust ride little In town, Is that
all right? THANNS.
to know how to behave there is nothing
improper in sitting on the porch until
that hour Yes, you could invite the
boy to join you in your drink, but he
naturally would pay your check any
way. The girl is usually the one VINO
has to suggest going to church. 90
not know many boys who are Keen on
spending their Sunday evenings at
church with a girl, though | think 1t
looks mighty nice. A boy always walks
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-07
IRISH LUCK

Two worthy Hebrew gentlemen. who,
in the film business in Holl: wood had
vastly expanded a modest stake hard
~ and honestly earned in New York
suits and clothing, acquired snappy
motor car as a joint possession,
They also acquired a snappy Irish
chauffeur, who took them as a try
out for an exceedingly snappy ride.
As the car went faster and faster,
tearing over busy crossings without as
much as a hesitation, missing pass
ing tenders by microscopic fractions
Of an inch and taking curves on two
wheels, Aaron began, naturally enough,
to get tmoTOus
He'll Kill Us both" he shrieked to
his partner.
Nonsense" answered David. Amt
he got his own life to look out for as
wen as ours?'
But" protested Aaron, what does
an lrishman care for his life IL he can
kill cupla Jewish fellows" --Photoplay
Magazine.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-07

on the outside OF girl. / do not thinl
II is good form to leave a party ana 81
to a drug store; it is a reflection %
your hostess. Yes, that was all rign
for the hostess to ride II she preferred
She was just having little fun.
Dear Mrs. Thompson--i am going =
take the next railway clerk examina
ton. Tell me how to 90 about II
Write to the chief of railway service
or the secretary of civil service, Mem
phis, Tenn, for the information yo'
wish. -8
Dear Mrs. Thompson-once I was yer,
much in love with a young man, ano
| have learned that he once had to q
to the asylum, having lost his WinS
over a oirI that fooled him. Is he Nike
Iy to lose his mind again and DO yo'
think should discontinue his friend
ship on that ground? Since learning
this | do not care so much for nm:
would not cultivate his love, for h
might get off again. Anyone who couli
lose his mind over anything like tina
must be little weak, anyhow, so sim
ply be friend.
Dear Mrs. Thompson--i am wrltlni
to you concerning boy whom ! hay'
been corresponding with for about eioh
years. He Is 20 and | am 18. We haV'
been engaged for three years, but | an
sadly puzzled over my engagement. HI
promised to marry me last Christmas
but found out that he was unable Z
support a wife, and he asked me =
walt a while longer. | dearly love tn
boy and he says that he loves me, bu
to marry without anything, he would b.
unhappy the rest Of his life. Las
Christmas my parents told him not t
visit me any more unless we expected
to marry soon, so now he does not visl
me, although | receive a letter iron
him every week. Last Sunday he aske'
me to come to church, as he wanted t
see me, so | went, and he had escorte
another girl out there, and he was wit
me just about an hour. What woul'
you advise me to do? He does not sa
when he Is going to marry me, but say
he still intends to when he Is able.
can not forget this boy. My parent
say It is because act common Wit
him, and that is why they object to m
going with him. You need not tell m
to forget this boy, because can mol
want to marry him this ChristmaS
but he does not want to marry ms
What must do? BRUNSWICH.
The boy evidently has not the slight
est idea of ever marrying you, SO II Ai
| have any independence you VIII CIV
him up entirely. If he has not prepare
himself for marriage in three year,
how can he do it by Christmas? Pu
| him out of your life, for he is nc
! worthy of your love.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-07

My Dear X. c. B.-You and every.
one else seems satisfied with life. But
| am net. have thought of suicide as
a way out, but I don't want TO act
in haste My husband may love me
but he doesn't show it. He very sell
dom talks to me, and If I start con
versation he listens with a bored ar
as though he wanted me TO hurry and
finish He never takes me out al
though he dimes at the best notes ana
goes to the theater with friends: he
Guarrels over anything and everything
and pouts and sulks for hours.
I don't seem to have anything to live
for. and life seems so sweet to other
people. Am. ~
MY DEAR Mrs, G.
I REMEMBER one time.
ONE OF my brothers
BROUGHT HOME a dog.
AND HE looked all right.
BUT HE was sulky.
AND WOULDN'T play.
AND HE'D growl
If YOU tried to pet him.
AND WOULDN'T come.
WHEN ANYONE called him.
AND FATHER said.
THAT WE couldn't keep him,
AND WE looked for somebody
TO HANp. him to-
AND ALL at once.
HE GOT mad or something,
AND THE horse doctor came.
. AND CHLOROFORMED him.
AND OF course | know
THAT THERE isn't any chance.
OF A sully man.
WHO GROwLs when you pet him.
DEVELOPING MADNESS.
AND BEING chIoroformed.
BUT UPON my word.
I'VE SEEN some men.
WHO COULDN'T be cured.
IN ANY other way.
AND FROM what you say
TT SEEMS to me.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-07
ALL IN PAUSE.

At a very convivial dinner i'm London
a man with naturally solemn face
arose. glass in hand to propose toast.
May we never" he said in deep,
measured :, tones drink any more OF TINS
lie paused and there was horri-
fled silence for several seconds-"than
is good for u.s.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-07
What's In a Name?
BY MILDRED MARSHALL
ALFREDA.

Alfredo belongs rightfully to fairy
land She originated in the delightful
legends of the elf world, her most dis
tinguishcd ancestor being the elf king
Elberich. whose counterpart Shakes
pcare marries to the Greek Titania in
"Midsummcr Nights Dream. Alfredo
means elf council
The first appearance of the name in
England was in its masculine form; the
most honored OF all the English SOW
ereigns wrote himself upon his jewel
"Aelfred," which sgnified "elf in coun-
ell" or supernatural being.
Though Alfredo may be properly re-
garded as the feminine of this name,
there are numerous other forms OF
this same elf title from which she may
be taken. Aelfgifu was one of the most
famous, having been bestowed upon the
lady known TO us as Elgiva, whose
beauty was a fatal gift which brought
ruin to her husband.
The opal is Alfreda's talismanic gem
Perhaps it is her heritage from ell
land which renders pOwcrless the ma
chuatious Of the fairy spirit which SUI
perstition claims is imprisoned therein
Worn by her the gem is said to guard
her from evil and disease. Friday is
her lucky day and her lucky number
(Copvrght. 1920, by the Wheeler Syn
dictate, lnc)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-07

Our fashions and patterns are fur.
nished by the leading fashion artists
Of New York city. Send orders for
patterns to Fashion Department, The
News Scimitar. % East Eighteenth
street. New York city.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-07
Kisses When Engaged
But VIII Not Repeal
BY MRS. ELIZABETH THOMPSON.

Dear Mrs thompson very much worried and nee
your advice. | girl of 20 and engaged to man 2
When placed the ring upon my finger put my aroun
and kissed him, seal and proof of my sncert
In, nd
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-07

And as Jacko sang the little verse
he did Just Vhat the words called for,
he turned around and he stuck out
his paw. only il didn't have any shoe
on for he was baryfooted that day.
ground.
And when he sang
Lady. lady, I'm after YOU" then
Jacko made believe run and chase the
girl animals, and they screamed as
loud as anything and scattered
Eut it was lots Of fun. and they all
wanted to jump as JACKIE had done, 50
J., showed them ali over again, doing
such funny little jiggily steps and
dances in the jumping that even Uncle
WiGgily laughed.
Where did you learn such rope
jumping. Jacho?' asked the bunny
gentleman
"Oh down in Coconut grove" an
swercd JACKIE. And there is another
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-06-07

on the outside Of a girl. l do not thin
1t is good form to leave party and
to a drug store it is reflection 2
your hostess Yes, that was all rigi
for the hostess to ride II she preferret
She was just having a little fun.