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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-05-18

By PROF. TIMOTHY. A SMIDDY, M. A.
The new Irish government is con-
sidering establishment of government
al subsidies to enable college g1adu-
ates to transform their diplomas into
salary checks.
In this way Ireland hopes to keep
her best-trained brains in Ireland.
We are faced with the prospect of
highly trained graduates of Irish col
leges being unable to work where they
are best suited. Ireland cannot afford
to let these young men and women go
abroad because of lack of opportunity
at home. Nor can Ireland suffer the
human waste which would result from
these citizens engaging in occupations
which do not give them an opportunity
to use their combined talent and spe-
cialized training.
There are two groups Of college
graduates which will be benefited by
government-created opportunities. One
group is the ever-increasing number of
students who have done specialized
university work in economics, business
organization and the problems of in
dustry and finance. The other is COM
posed of our graduate, chemists, ply
sicists and engineers.
The industries which the govern
ment probably will encourage to meet
the demand of the college student will
be meat packing, the various branches
of IL nd oh
ical trades and applied particular
ly ecclesiastical art.
1t has been decided that the indus
tries to absorb these students should
be those in which the value of the
raw material bears small relation to
the value of the finished product; they
must be industries which require a
high scientific knowledge.
Without a commercial demand for
applied scientific. knowledge there is
small chance for us to develop pure
scientists.
Before | have completed my term of
Office as envoy to the United States,
am confident that channels will have
been established for the exchange of
students and professors between the
universities of Ireland and the United
States.
Under the Dali Eireann there has
been thorough restatement of edu-
cational aims I'M all branches of Irish
education.
The dominant note in Ireland will
remain the classical ideal, but voca-
tional training in the secondary
schools and specialized technical de-
partments of the universities is max
ing rapid progress.
One of the most important develop
ments is the throwing aside of the
deadening system Of national stand
ardization which had been paralyzing
secondary education.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-05-18
Washington Receives Inyi-
tation for us. to At
tend Meet.
COMES AS A SURPRISE
Government Officials Refuse
to Comment Pending Action
of the Presidents Cabinet.
BULLETIN.


(Byi Associated Press Leased swirsss
Washington, d. C.-Participation
by the United Estates in the .ai-
journed session of the European
economic conference next month at
The Hague for WHICH I an invita-. /
ton has been issued lwast debsted
in the Senate, Senator {Borah, Re-
publican, Idaho, opposing land Sem !
atOr Hitchcock, Democrat, Nebras-
ka, favOring such participation.
Senator Borah said the aid of the
United States was not needed to
cure the chronic illness iOf Europe
which he described as due to the
Versailles treaty-whiIe Senator
Hitchcock said it might be well
for America to exert her influence
in European councils.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-05-18
Genoa pprOvee NewEMeet.

(By4 Associated Press Leased 5WirelI
Genoa-The. political sub-commission
of the economic conference today
unanimously approved of the agree
ment reached yesterday among the
converting powers to hold another
meeting at The Hague s beginning
June 10 to further, examine the gRus-
sian question.
Theiplan provides for the creation
of two commissions to assemble at
The, Hague to consider Russian inan-
cial problems.
Thegplan as approved also provides
that an invitation ito participate be ex-
tended to the United States. r.
Russians Call Especial Meeting.
A copy was forwarded to the RUS
SLAMS who called a meeting of their
delegation this afternoon to sconsider
it. Foreign Minister Tchitcherins head
of the Soviet delegation, has addressed
a letter to Signor schanzer, protesting
against meetings by the five Inviting
powers to discuss the Russian pro-
posal' for a mixed commission, without
inviting the Russians to participate.
He demands immediate convocation
of the political commission in order
to enable Russia to develop her
proposition.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-05-18
RAILROAD PROFITS
AUTUS SELL

Auto industry is developing feverish
activity. Body builders and parts
makers are -swamped with orders.
About three-fourths more cars are be-
ing turned out by the factories than
year ago. Rubber industry is creep
ing toward capacity output, especially
tires.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-05-18
DR.. Bading Reaches
Ecuador Post Today
fBy Associated Press Leased Wire.

Guayaquil, Ecuador-Dr. Gerhard A.
Bading, the new American minister to
Ecuador, presented his credentials to
President Tamayo today. Mr.. Bading,
a surgeon by profession, was formerly
mayor of Milwaukee and for g number
of years was the United States exam
ming surgeon for pensions.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-05-18
BULLETIN.

GenOa-The Russians will aes
cept the invitation ito kgO ito The
Hague, for continuation of discus
siOns of the Russian question, 1T
was announced, this evening by II.
Rakevsky, the Soviet premier OF
the Ukraine. He expressed belief,
however, that The Hague confer
ence like that at Genoa, would
prove sterile, unless tthe Russian
idea for one mixed commission
was accepted. sa .AEs,..-s...~,.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-05-18

The Mystic Workers win have So
Ycia1 for members and their families at
Modern Woodman hall this evening.
The social will follow a short business
session.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-05-18
pLUMB's CONDITION UNCHANGED

Washington condition of G, E.
Plumb, railroad labor expert and au-
thor Of the Plumb plan for railroad OPP
Grafton and control, who has been at
the point of death for several days,
was described today as unchanged.
Physicians have given up hope of his
recovery.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-05-18

Despite huge purchases of new
equipment, the nations railroads had
net operating income of $SS, 51Os8s in
March, according to final figures. This
is at an annual rate close to per cent
on the roads tentative valuation as
set by the I. c. G.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-05-18
DISMISS PERJURY CHARGE

Phoenix, Ariz. - Federal Judge Van
Fleet today sustained the demurrer of
United States Senator Ralph N. Cam
eron, Republican, Arizona, to an in
dictment which accused the senator
of perjury. The indictment was or
dered dismissed.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-05-18
tRy Associated, Press Leased .wire.1 .

lBy Associated Press Leased +WIre.y ~
Washington, D. C. communication
from American Ambassador Child, re-
porting that, the sUnitedI Estates govern
ment had been invited to participate
In the newlyjplanned economic scOnfer
encelat The Hagueiwasl receivedl to-day
at the state department hut ioficialssin-
dicatedg that sno immediate determine
ton regarding it would be treached.sz
Until they shad 4, an opportunity4 to
study the proposal in detail, soficisls
would make no comment sregardinggit.
Thesgenerals impressiona given by them
was that the question lprobably would
be discussed / at ( tomOrrowys q cabinet
meeting and that some action might
follow. 10. s,4y%4s.. 81 ssftt.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-05-18
INVITATION is surpriee. [

At the state department pains twers
taken to emphasize that ithes Invitation
was a complete Rsurprise I here.y
The communication from Ambassa-
dor. Child was ,saidstOl be Onlysangad-
vance summary & of the official 4text
of the invitation. u
In their references to j., The4 Hague
conference, officials would not indicate
in what degree they considered the
case analogous s to the Genoa gnegotia-
tions, into which s,fhe United ! States
refused to, enter. I 1t was assumedstha
President Harding and his . advisers
would adopt a isimilar policy sofBnon-
participation, should the 2new Sconfer-
encei apeari to be- merely' Ofsreproduc-
tion of'that atiGenoa. p ql5sas, sa
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-05-18

The Misses Alice and Mary Kearney
of Milwaukee were over-Sunday guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Miller.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-05-18
IRISH TO AID
ALL EDUCATION
Ireland Intends to Keep It's
Brains at Home Under
New Republic.
SUBSIDIES FOR SCHOOLS

Professor Timothy A. Smiddy,
M A., envoy extraordinary of the
Dali Eireann to the United States
and dean of the Faculty of Com
merce, University College, Cork,
has prepared the following article
on Ireland's educational problem
for the Kenosha Evening News:
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-05-18

Wear a poppy on Memorial sDay.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-10

eli, kdyz ona sama MEDIA 0 nor
malni vzrust sveho naroda.
Co Sc tyce Ameriky, ia So
tva Jest ma pravem miste V ulo-
re prisneho kritika. Zdravotni
komisar mesta New Yorku zji-
still, re V tax zvanych pan
skych Gtvrtich pripada ma tisic
obyvatelu jenom sedm naroze-
nj "a rok, kdezto ma vychodni
stran6, kde zije chudina, ponej
vice zide, pripada ma tisic oby-
vatelu padesat sedm narozeni
ia rok. Stejne pomery preyla-
dali nepochybne tez jinde.
Nebyti pTistehovalcu, take
Amerika byla by vymirajiciin
narodem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-10
DEENiCKA SVEPOMOC.

Bratrstvo zeleznicnlch stroJ
vedouclch pustilo Sc do novehO
podniku, lenz upOutal na sebe
VSeobecnou poZornOst. lnvesto-
valo totiz 100000 do uhel-
nych dolu We " est Nirglnii .
Kentucky a bude je operovatl.
Jest to pouze dalsl krok zml-
meme organlsace We vykupovanl
a operovani ''velkeho obcho-
du' - plSe Sc We zdelslm
"Pressu'
Bratrstvo zeleznicnich stroj
vedoucich postayilo Engineers
j Building V Clevelandu, budo.
WI. iez Znamenite Sc vyplaci
zalozilo pryni ko-operativni ";
rodni banku \ Americe a pret
kratkym CaSem oZnamilo sor
ganisovani million-dollarove il
vesticni spolecnosti jako odvet
Vi banky.
neutrality-suspicious. znalci p,
ukazuji ma skutecnost, re del
mix, prostrednictvim bratrstey
uskutecnuie to, co delnici il
. rych narodu pokouseli Sc prov
) sti "a cenu velikeho krveprol
: Il = zlskani a operovani "a
: kladnich nrlimvslii
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-10
FORDOVA kANDIDATURA

Henry Ford Jest kandldatenl |
pro urad presidenta Spoj. Sta |
til. Nevystoupil sice az dosud o
tevrene V teto uloze, nicmen6 |
vsak V ruznych castech zeme
zakladany jsou kluby pod jme
mem Ford for President" a
Henrymu to neni zrovna proti
mysli Aspon nicim ma jevo to
medal. V teto souvislosti muze
byti tez vyznamnym jeho ne
dayn6 prohlaseni, re zdali
kongres neprijme jeho nabid-.
ku "a Muscle Shoals, nebude to
konec, ale zaGatek jeho boje o
zachovani tohoto ohromnehc
projektu pro lid.
Pan Ford, at 0 mem smysli
kdokoli cokoi, byl by zajima-
wynn kandidatem a jeste zaJi-
mavejSim presidentem. Jako
blahoVolny despot jest Henry
hotovym idealem, ale neni to
snadnou veci predstaviti 81 jej
cele lidove republiky, V nlz
kongres a nejvySsi soud take
chce miti nejake slovO, Jak by
m6la byti rlzena. A toho Hen
ry nestrpi, on vsechno nejlepe
VI a vSemu nejlepe rozumi.
Ze by byl Ford silnym kan
didatem, tom netreba pochy-
bovati. Kdo jest vice znam V
teto zemi, nez Henry? At hne-
tie sc tam nebo onam, VSude jej
mate pred ocima, totlz nlkoll
ieho samoneho, ale Fordy, Ford
ky, Fordiky - a to je vsechno
neocenitelna reklama.
Pravda, musel by 81 to p. Ford
nejak spraviti nasimi zidov
skymi spoluobcany, u nlchz 81
zle rozlil oeet. Jinak mel hy
prot sobe silnou a vydatnou
opposici.
Pro ty, kdoz sc zivi u zlabu
Stryce Sama, byl by to nebla
hy den, az by Sc Henry dosta
do Bileho Domu a Zacal proNa
deti svoii "efticiency.' To b,
hlavy litaly.
Onehdy Wall Street Journa
prinesl tuto anekdotu 0 y
Fordovi: Henry Ford umrel ;
: sest nosicu neslo jeho telesn
pozustatky k mistu poslednih
, odpoclnku. V tom Henry obi
vne, posadi Sc a povida, Sc.
! dejte tn rakev na kolecka, je
. den at il tlacl nebo tahne
: tech ostatnich pet propust'te.
i Henry rozuml efficiency.
p To by bylo veselo Americe,
a p. Foldem lako presidentem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-10

Bratrstvo poustl Sc DO sVeho
noveho podniku beze strachu
financni ztrat, v dobe, kdy u
hlodoly V zemi zavfeny Jsou ma
sledkem stavky. Vycit'ule, re
rozluStilo problem delnlckychs
sporu a nebude miti zadnych
nesnazi We svych dolech nynl a
niz budoucnostl.
Tfi hlavni body V programu
bratrstva jsou:
Odstran6ni tax. zvanych
"rozvodn6nych" akcii, komls-
neho organisatoru spolecnostl
a pfednostnich akcii pfl Jlch
tvoreni Sc.
Idealni zivotni pracovnl
podminky pro havire a nasledu
iici toho odvraceni nebezpecl
stavky a vseobecne nespokoJe-
nosti.
Odstraneni vydelku pfekup
niku pri distribuci. Toto sc ma
dokazati umoznenim spotrebl-
telum organisovai sve Vlastnl
ko-operativni ohrady proda-
vati uhli sobe samym "a to, co
skuteCne stoji.
The Coal River Collleries
Company, jak Sc nova spolec-
most imenuje, jest vlastnena ne
kolika tisici zeleznicnimi stroJ
! vedoucimi po cele zemi, kterl Y
malych castkach upsali "a S2,-
| 100000 akcii.
Cd sameho pocatku, drive
nez spolecnost zacala s vypla-
cenim dividend, havifi tam do
stavaji o dollar denne vice,
nez-li Jest ia nejvySSi mzda pc
! zadovana uniemi souSednich
dolech. Prace byla ulehcena
zavedenim modernich stroju
! kdekoli mozno.
Rovnez bratrStvo ma mlstt
povedomych smutnych havlr
skvch osad zridilo vzorne YES
nice, S peknymi domovy, skols
mi, kostely, obchody, zabavn
mi domy, 5 dokonalymi zdra
Votnictvim a vSeml vyhodam
maleho mesta. Neni dovolneo
ably dobytek Sc potuloval po u
licich odpadky jsou rychl'
bez zvlaStniho placeni sbir;
ny. Verandy opatreny byly DIR,
tenvmi sitemi ma utraty spole
| nostl.
, Tento podnik Bratrstva ze
leznicnich strojvedoucich Jes
dalsim krokem We smeru deln
: cke svepomoci a jeho WYNN b
i de sledovan Sc vseobecnyr
7 zajmem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-10
OBOTA, 10. CERVNA, 1922
NAROD, JENZ VYMfRA.

DIE seitani lidu, provedene-
no lonskem roce, Francie ma
o 100000 obyvatelu meme, nez
mela V l.. 1911. A tento ubytek
media Sc vysvetIitl valkou, Jez
stala Francn pres million lid
skych zivotu. Vice nez tollk Il
skaIa. pfiytelenim Elsas a Lo-
trinku, iez v +. 1911 byly jeste
tasti Nemecka.
Francie ma skoro stejnou
rozlohu jako Nemecko a V +.
1870, kdy svedla svoji nest asst
nou valku Nemeckem, pocet
obyvatelStVa techto dvou zeml
Sc valne nelisil. Pri Vypuknutl
svetCve valky kdy lrancle
znova byla napadena, Nemec-
KEN, mela asi 0 %, 900, 900 me
ne obyvatelu, nezli jeli hepfl-
eel
Jeden francouzskych marc
dohospodaru Sc vyladril, re tou
nelvetSi katastrofou trancll pc
stihnuvSi, neJsou jeji spustose-
ne krajiny ma severn zeme, kde
yalka Zurila obroVSky duh, a
le ieji prazdne kolebky.
t'rancouzsky lid ma nnohe
dobre vlastnoStl a meZl tenn Je
setrnost. Nez ia pohrichu caste
Sc zNrha Y chamtiyost a lake
tu. Vychovam yelke rodiny sa-
mozrelme vyzaduJe obetl a Wy
nakladanl penez a to jest protl
zasadam francouZske Setrnc.
Stl.
"Rassova sebeVrazda' iah
TO naval nekdelSi president
Roosevelt, rozsirila St nelenon
TAX zvanych pahskych krl
zlch, nybrz selskem obyva
telstVu. To Sc da NysVetlltl,
kdyz ne oapraNedlnlh. We Fran
eli 30 veIihe reVoluci byI;
puda rozdelena meZl nd a al.
Sc dostalo Ma kazdeho, lenz p
pude BAIL, bylo nutno drive IS
slechticke velkostatky rozdel
Il ia male pafcely. Nystao
tax na vyzivu ledne rodiny
pri vetSim poctu deti bylo l.
Je nutno dehCl
Proto mezi sedlaky idean
rodlna byVa ona pozustaNaJlt
Il rodlcu a lednOho dltka, name
Nyse dvou. Pax netreba pudu d
iiti. nebot' pr one prlslovecn
Irancouzske setrnost pro
druhe dltko nashromazdl sc !
lONc pen az, ttDS 81 liloiiio <Ast
dtl uclak0u zlvnoot neb stud
mi pripra> ovall Sc he karlere
10 lS0u nektere pflei
proc s. ye trancii provozu
lasaova aebevlazda. a gar
Ven TO ysyetiuJe, ploc Franc
uzavlra Vojenske spolky p
No, Y ieNo Il zustava az po z
by ozbroJena a pestule wee n
kterykoli Jlny narod VoJe
skou 'vedu'. PohanI il k tor
strach pred Nemeckem, odN
kym neprltelem, V nemz vel
rodiny Jsou aosud mode.
10 ovseul otazkou, zdail jest
spravno spravedliNo, aby
n narodov6 krvaceli pro Fr:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-10
Herecke obtize Bartolome-
lem Peckou v Jindr. Hradci. Y

zajimavych hereckych vzpo-
minkach, jez reditel Nendelin
Budil uverejnuje V Gees. DEM
vypravl nestor teskych hercu o
obtizich, S jakymi "a jeho casu
V Jindr. Hradci setkavalo Sc
predstaveni vytecneho Samber
kova "Jedenacteho prikazanl' !
Budil vypravi O tom: "Hralo
sc sale ma strelnici," jez pa
trila tameislm ostrostrelcum.
Samo sebou sc rozuml, re sc
tam nesmelo hrati Samberko-
vo "Jedenacte prlkaZanl', po-
nevada V te le velmi komickou
figurkou velitel oStrostrelcu
Bartolomei Pecka. Chtel-ll ne
ktery riditel tuto veselohru '
Jindrichove Hradci provozo-
vati, musel ostrostrelce ude-
lati Veterana. " - 70 bylo arcl
V roce 1884. Cd te DOLBY byla
snad uZ groteskni tato kontu-
mace Bartolomeje Pecky sna
ia.
Vnucka cisare Frantiska 10.
sefa socialni demokr atkou ?
| Videnskv nedel. "Arbeiterzei-
tung velmi vrele Sc ujima vnu-
cky cisare Frantiska Josefa |
= knezny Alzbety Windisch.
graetzove. dcery byv. korun
niho rince Rudolfa a zeny OF
ty, knizete Windischgraetze
Vypravi, jak tato pani je prJ
pronasledovana ostatnimi rodl
; vernymi Habsburky a take Ii
: rady rakouskymi a to pry pro
to, re socialne- e-demokrati
! Leo Slezak nerlati duh,
sveho syna. - Komorni peve
Leo Slezak, nvereinuie ve Vi
0 denskych listech tu,o vystra
/ hu: "Varuii kazdeho, ably me
;. fhu synovi Waltru SlezakoN
i pujtil penlze neb cenne pred
{ mety, ponevedz tJz Jest nezle
i tily nic neplatlm "a nehc
/ Prodlouzenl otcovske moci 81
de V pravv cas- onatfeno."
The Seward gateway., 1922-10-24
UNIQUE CHECK TAKEN
 BY STORE PROPRIETOR

SPOKANE, October 24-It was 8 real check made out on blank of a bank in one of the suburbs of Spo kane, but the proprietor of the loca store that accepted it is out $1 the amount for which it was drawn. How ever, he doesn't kick, in fact he laughs and says the joke is on him. It happen ed like this.
 A lady entered the store, made a purchase and presented the check. She departed and was seen no more. The grocer sent the check to his bank with out examining it. The check came back and he decided to look it over. This is what he found:
 The check was made out to 'Doless & Seemore," for $1. It bore the sigma tore, "Cout DeMoney." It was endors- ed, John Doe, Purgatory Street" And now the grocer understands why it came back marked 'No account.
The Seward gateway., 1922-10-24
WOMAN LAWYER GETS
 HER OWN DIVORCE

MILWAUKEE, October 24-Mrs. R Pevar, a woman lawyer, had her firsj taste of court procedure when she was granted a divorce from Sam Pevar
 Mrs. Pevar passed the Ohio state baI examination little more than yea. ago. Shortly after she decided a career in the home was better than a career as a Portia and was married Shortly after she had arrived in Milwaukee from Cleveland she changed her mint again. Sam, she alleges in her com plaint, failed to supply her with cash appropriating a check for $500 which had been given her as a wedding pre- sent, and even seized part of her $500 trousseau, which he refused to release The divorce was granted on ground: Iof non-support. Mrs. Pevar declaree she will retur Il to Cleveland and ther
 take up her law work.
The Seward gateway., 1922-10-24
BECCARs MOSCOW SERVE TEA WITH
 MUCH LAUGHTER

MOSCOW, October 24-The beggars
 of Moscow have been enjoying resump tion of free trade under the Soviet re-
 gime nearly as much as the profiteers and spectators.
 A year or so ago, when the gover- ment doled out everything to every body, the aristocrat and beggar alike,
 and money was of very little use, men, dicants virtually disappeared from all their haunts at the various street cor ners. But with the re-opening Of trade and when the daily parade of shoppers began anew the beggars returned and Apparently brought a lot of relatives and friends with them.
 The professional beggars of Moscow are happy lot when off duty. They congregate in vacant lots and in hooks
 and corners of tumble down build | ings where they gamble among them
 selves; joke and laugh; hold their feasts, apparently oblivious of the past
 or the future and have as jolly time as average individuals. The non-pro- fessionals, the men and women of the better class of other days who only | beg as a last resort, do not participate in these gatherings which are made | up of a class which has always known begging and knows nothing else. Tea is served regularly at the beg gars' resorts, the water being heated I in big black kettles with wood fire underneath. Tin cans and broken cups are brought into use by the various 1 individuals, the scene in some respects resembling the camps of American tramps by the road side in summer. Late in the day or during the even ing substantial food is served, the beg
 gars paying the boss beggar in kind,
 or with few rubles, for whatever they may eat from the mess. The boss beg gar does not actually beg himself, his chief duties being to cook the food
 brought by the others and to carry to
 and from their places of work some
 of the beggars unable to walk of crawl because of their deformities.
 When a beggar's feast is at it's height in Moscow, as much laughter
 and as much merry making may be heard as anywhere in Russia.
The Seward gateway., 1922-10-24
EASTERN STAR DANCE
 WAS 4 MERRY AFFAIR

The invitational dance given by the Eastern Star at Odd Fellows hall last evening is reported to have been one of the most enjoyable social events ever held in Seward, mirth and revel- ry with the Halloween spirit prevail ing throughout.
 Dancing was commenced at 9:30 with the hall comfortably filled. The decoration colors were yellow and black with the conventional Hal lowe'en pieces conspiciously placed. The guests wore paper caps and used noisy balloons to announce their pres ence. Following the dancing true to-the-spirit Halloween supper was partaken up-pumpkin pie, apples and coffee forming the menu, which was served cafeteria style. The evenings pleasure was further enhanced by the orchestratipn of Mrs. L. Van Winkle, wilC presided at the piano for the ven- ing the dancers expressing their pleasure at the quality of music fur nished.
The Seward gateway., 1922-10-24
DEMOCRATS MAKE
 PREDICTION FOR
 COMING ELECTION BOTH HOUSE AND SENATE WILL BE INCREASED BY ADDITION
 AL DEMOCRATS

WASHINGTON, D. C., October 24- Predictions have been freely made by democrats that substantial party gains" will be noted in the coming elections for both the house and sen ate.
 The faith is based on the strength shown in the states lying west of the Mississippi river. Senator Walsh, oi Massachusetts, chairman of the demo cratic senatorial committee who has been on an extended tour of the west, returned to this city last night and gave further substantiation to the ru- mors.
The Seward gateway., 1922-10-24
STATES |S
 INVITING MIDDLE AMERICAS TO MEET. MEASURES MAY BE ENACTED FOR FUTURE WELL BEING OF
 CENTRAL AMERICA

WASHINGTON, D. C., October A. The United States government has in vited the governments of Guatemala, Nicaragua, Honduras, Salvador, Costa Rica, and other Central America coun- tries to send plenipotentiaries to a conference in Washington on Decem- Der 4, for discussing measures which will look to the well-being of Central America.
 The state department has had the plan forming for the past two months and on acceptance of the invitation will lay before the conference the full measure, which will call for more amicable feeling between some of the smaller Americas.