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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-22

Veronine Vestoff and Sonia Serova. the former the noted Russian classic dancer and the latter a brilliant ex- ponent of that art. will supervise the dancing for the convention of dancing teachers which will be held in New York next week. NJ. Vestoff will teach the convention the new dances.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-22

Madame Marguerite SyIva has been engaged for a series of strong film dramas which will be done between vaudeville engagements, the latter be- ginning next week at San Francisco Her film work begins in November.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-22
STORIES ABOUT STARS THAT YOU LIKE TO SEE SHINE

tober. It will occupy the present Bel
 mont Theatre and will offer a pro- gram of light comedy. music and high class musical and dramatic novelties.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-22

Mimi Aguglia, the electrical Slcilian actress. is to make her Broadway ap- pearance in English this year in a romantic drama produced by John CCrt.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-22

Pictro Ton, the noted organ virtu.
 oso. who is to place that instrument on par with other concert instru- ments, is 0 graduate of the Royal Academy of Saint Cecilia whose cele- try. and was later organist at the Va tican, whose choir is also to visit us.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-22

The noted dancer, Sonia Serova who is one of the most graceful of the Russian school of terpsichore, will this year act as dancer. She is not unknown to the dramatic stage, hay. ing already won such honors.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-22

Madame Sonia Seroca, the noted dancer and the authority on nature dances has written a text book on that subject between her engagements.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-22

Ethel Clifton. a well-knovn native oIaywright. actress and stage proc IL cer, just back from France where she wrote, staged and acted her plays tor the soldiers, is completing new socia drama for production.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-22

Charles Compton. the juvenile lead ing IT an, wants honest advertising. es- rec.s iiy in theatr;"tl q advertisements He declares a musical come dy adNer- rised 2. chorus of twenty and ne found them all thirty and some forty.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-22

Georges Plateau, now in Paris, sails next month for New York to appear in a new play in which Selwyn & Go. are to feature him next season.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-22

Italy has undertaken to foster ar exchange of musical and dramati' talent with the United States mex season. The most noted exchange wil be their contribution of the famou Augusteum Orchestra, from Rome.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-22

Helen Evily, an Irish actress of charm, is to appear in series Of Irish films, made by an Irish com pany while the grass is still green.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-22

''T'he Storm,' is to be the opening play by Geo. Broadhurst- Langdon Mccormack is the author and inven- tor of the sensational effects
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-31
PREzIDENTAS WILSONAs
GINA TAUTU sAJUNGA.
Sake, pasibaige slaptoji
diplematija.

Paryzius, geg. 31.-Vakal
VainikQ dienoje prezidentas
Wilson's su$irinkusias karei
viu ir civiliq zmoniQ minias
kalb6jo merikoniskose kapi
n6se ties Sure snes, netoli Parry.
ziaus, kur palaidota tukstan
Giai zuvusiQ @erikonp karei.
viQ.
Daugiausia gyn6 tautu sa.
:iungos reikalus. Pasak6, kac
kas Siandie pmeSinasi tautQ SO.
jungai If m6gina jq ardyti, ia,
sal uz kick laiko lures rausti
G6da bus uz tokius darbus
Mes tik tautQ sqjunga pasaul,
apsaugos nuo nereikalingQ ka.
riu.
Taippat prezidentas pazy-
m6jo, kad slaptoji diplomatija
atgyvenusi savuosius laikus
Siandie patys zmon6s ina
tvarkyties. Saliu reikalai tur
but vedami vieSai.
Pagerb6 prezidentas kritu.
sius kar6je .kareivius, kurie
kovojo uz zmonijos laisve.
Prezidento Ealbos klaust
daugelis zymiQ zmoniQ. Tarpe
anu buvo ir marSalas Foch.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-31
zMOGzUDIS TEISME SUI
IMTAS IR NULINcIUO-
TAS.
Nei vienas linciuotojas nesu-
areStuotas.

Lamar, Mo-, geg. 80. = Jay
Lynch, kurs nesenai cia nuzu-
de Serifa Harlow ir Sito sum-,
teismo rune susirinkusiQ Wy
ru paimtas ir, kaip bematai,
pakartas teismo kieme.
Lynch teisme prisipazino
esas kaltas ir teisejas Thur
man j nubaude kalejimu ligi
gyvos galvos.
Teisejas, perskaites istarme
ir pramatydamas trulSsma, lie
pc policmonams kalini nuves-
ii j savo privatini ofisa. Tenai
j saugojo Z policmonai.
Teismo rune buvo apie 500
zmonip, tarp kuriq daugeis
moteriq su vaikais.
Tuojaus po 3:0G po pietq
"a vyrai inejo telsejo ofisan,
policmonus nuginklavo, kali
niui ant kaklo uznere virve,
isvede laukan ir pakore.
NesuareStuotas nei vienas
lineiuotojas. Koronerio teisejai
savo nusprendime pazymejo,
jog Lynch nugalabintas nezi7.
nomQ zmoniQ.
Pats koroneris dar pridure,
jog zmogzudziai buvo nezino-
mi, nezinia kas per vieni.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-31
STOVIS LABAI RIMTAS.
S. V. turi ziureti, kas ten vel,
kiasi.

Washington, geg. 31.-Cia
buvo nujauciama, kad Siaurl,
n6i MekSikoj turi ivykti kas
toxic ypatingo, jei Carranza
pas S. V. vyriausybe reikala.
70 praleiSti per TeXasq jo ka.
riuomenc. VyriauSyb6 neiS.
piIdG Carranzos reikalavimo.
Ir Stai dabar aptur6ta zinia
kad SiaurinGj Meksikoj pa,
Skelbta nauja respublikq ST
provizijonaliu prezidentu An,
geleS il Su kar6s miniSterlr
Villa.
ReiSkia, kad Carranza buvc
nujautcS tas ivyksianGias per,
VerSmeS. Tad II neberelkalC
ii< migino kuoveikiaus tieSir
keliu paSiQSti kariuomene
JuarezQ, kad IS ten veiktj
prizes Villa.
Vietos autoritetai Siuo kar,
tn neiSreiSkia savo nuomonGs
MekSftoS reikale. Neturi dan
officially ziniQ. Tik pazymi
kad apsireiSkimaS yra labai
rimtaS, ir Su juo reikia rim
tai SkaitytiS. Tas gall pabai,
gti Carranzos vieSpatavimq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-31
SUTARTIES NEPATVIR-
TINSIA-sAKO VO-
KIEGIAI.
zymi dalis atstovu iSkeliauia
Berlynan.

Versailles, gog. 31.-KUomet
ana dienQ Beriynan is cia kc-
Ijavo du voEieGiQ atStovu-
Land~berg il Gie>bcrt, grafa~
Rantzau iuodu i&IydGdamas
pazymGjo, idant iiedu praneStQ
Berlyno gyvontojamS, kad vo-
kicGiai at>tovai ncpatvirtinSiQ
taikoS SutarticS tokiojo formo-
je, kokioic jiemS padavG talki-
ninkai.
Apple tQ informacija Gia gau-
ia nuo paGiQ yokicGiU atStovQ.
Siandie pasirodo, JOG vollic-
Giai at>tovai daf nepatonkinti
il tuo, ky iie yra padave talki-
ninkamS. Sjandic prie paduotQ
savo kontr-paSluIymQ prldeda
Wis dar naujaS notaS. JQ gal
voSc pakyIa Wis nauicSni klau-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-31
WINNIPEGE SUSTREIKA,
VO POLICIJA.
Atsisake klausyti savo
virSininko.

Winnipeg, Canada, geg. 81
-Cia pagaliaus sustreikavc
dalis policijos, kuomet polici,
jos y vir$ininkas pagrumojo
kad jis kiekviena policmonG
praSalinsiqs is tarnybos, jei tic
nepasiraSysia po paduota dek-
leracija, kad nesimpatizuoiQ il
nepritariq generaliam streikui
Daugelis policmonQ nesutikc
81 tqja dekleracija il sustrei.
kavO.
Buvo streikave ir gaisrinin.
kai. Bet jQ dalis jau sugryzc
darban.
Torontoj paskelbta generals
streikas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-31
Meksikoje proklemuota
napja respublika
SVetimSaliai busia apsaugoti

SvetimSaliai busia apsaugoti.
Manifesto pazymima jog
MckSikojc viSi SvctimSaliai
gyventoiai busiQ apsaugoti.
Ui amerikonai tur6siQ SavO tel
Scs >uIig Savo padijimo If W.
imamQ vietQ.
AiirtieS bauSmi panaikina-
ma, iS6muS uz galvazudyStcS
il iSdavystes. Bus gvarantuo-
jana zmogaus gyvyb6 If sa-
vaStieS nepalieciamyb6.
Anot manifesto ivcdama
1851 metals padaryta konsti-
tuciia.
NauioS rcSpublikoS armijos
vyriauSiuoiu vadu bus puIk.
Silva, sake Villa. Padaryta
plenai kuoveikiauS paimti II
prize rcSpublikos pijm&ti Ter
reonQ, chihuahua ir JuarozQ.
Nauja 'vaIdzia SavO gwen
tojamS iSduoSianti paSportus.
Tuo budu tikimasi savo pus6n
patraukti if visa ellie kitQ pro-
vinciju zymesniuiu zmoniQ.
Carranza siuncia kariuo1nene.
Carranzos Salininkai, kaip
Gionai, taip mieste FL Paso gy-
venantieji, sake, kad Calran-
sskaitlingQ kariuomene, kad
Carranbos dalis kariuomen6s
jau suSir6musi su villistais
Parral apylinkGse If sekqs mu-
Sis.
Carranzistai tvirtina, kad
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-31
MEKSIKOJ IsTEIGTA NAU
IA RESPUBLIKA.
Ia padaTe zinomas galvazudis
Villa

Dallas, Tex, geg, 81. - III
nomaS @alvaZudis Villa Mex
sikoie paSkclbG nauiQ reSpub-
lika su laikine sostine mieSte
Parral. Villa taippat prokIe-
mavo Filipe Angeles prOvizl-
jonaliu reSpubIikoS prezidcntu.
Tuo tikSlu paSkelbtaS mani
feStaS. kurio vicna kopija II
Gia gauta.
Villa Su Skaitlinga armija
randaSi mieste Parral.
Gen. Angeles yra NiIloS Ea-
IininkaS. Nuo pat rcvoliuciioS
pradzios jiS tarnavo NilIoS ar
miioie, kaipo art!lcriJoS eNS-
pcrtaS. Paskui taS pat AnSe-
les tarnavO prancuzamS, kaipo
inSpektoriuS amunIciios, per
kamos francuzQ nuo amerlko-
MI.
Cia gyvena meksikonas pull
kininkas Silva. Jis tad If yra
CAVES ia manifesto kopijq. Pc
manifesto pasiraSe II MekSl-
kos vaIStijQ revoliucijonieriQ
vadai.
Beto pasiraSe il keIi Simtai
&iaurinGs MekSikOS zymiujQ
gyventojQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-31
NC-4 TUREJO NUSI-
LEISTI UPEN.
Kaszinkas atsitiko su
motorais.

Brest, Prancuzija, geg. 81
Amerikoniski lakunai laksty,
tuvu NC-4 vakar mGgino i
PortugalUos nuskriSti Angli'
jon. Tai buvo paskutinG kelio,
n6s dalis.
Bet praskridus apie 100 my
liq kaszinkas pasidara su mo-
torais. Lakstytuvas tur6jo MI,
siIeisti Portugalijos upGn Mon,
diego.
Kick paskiau praneSta, JOG
laimingai nusileista up6n il
lakstytuvas yra sveikas. Tik
su motorais yra vargas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-31
Taikos sutartis busianti
patvirtinta apie birz. 20.
Talkininkai studijuoja vokieci4
pasiulymus

turi butt atskaityti vokieciams
padaryti nuostoliai talkininku
blokados metu.
Tai visa atskaicius Vokieti-
jai neperdaugiausia lieka mo-
kati atlyginimo. Bet If to da-
lis privalo pasiimti Alias Lo-
raine arba Poznanius If kitos
provincijos, jei jos turi butt
atpleSiamos nuo Vokietijos.
Atstovu Landsberg ir Gies-
berts iskeliavo Berlynan. Gra-
fas Rantzau su keliavimu uz-
truko. Mes jam reilxia pasira-
syti po notomis, siunciamomis
talkininkams.~
Austrai gaus sutarti.
Austrijos atstovai taikos SUI
tarti gaus ateinanti pirmadie-
nj. Apie tai praneSta austrams
atstovams. Tie nieko ! tai ne
atsak6.
Taikos sutarties indavimas
austrams turejo ivykti anlSs-
Claus. Bet to padaryti neleido
talkininkams aplipkybes.
Praeita ketVirtadieni talki-
ninlzq atstovai tur6jo plenare
sesija. Paaiskejo, kad sutartis
austrams nepilnai prirengta-
Nebuve pabaigti, svarstyti
BalkanQ tautQ troskimai II
reikalai.
Balkanu tautQ reikalus at
stovavo Rumunijos premjeras
Bratiano. 10 patarimu atide-
tas sutarties indavimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-31
GAL RUDENI TALKININ
KAI APLEIS RUSIJA
Russia lures but. demokratine
valstybe.

Londonas, ,geg. 81. Kar6s
sekretorius Churchill parla-
mente kalb6damas pazym6jo,
jog talkininkQ kariuomen6 IS
Rusijos busianti atsaukta Siq
vasara arba rudeni, ziurint ]
tinkamas ten aplinkybes.
KuOmet taikOs sutartis bus
patvirtinta, tuomet talkininkQ
armijos skaitlius bus sumazin-
tas. PaSkui kas karta tos ar
miios bus mazinamos.
Angliios vyriausyb6s troS-
kimas, sake Churchill, Rusi-
ia padaryti demokratine Sail
mi.
Penkios didziul6s valstyb6s
nusprendd pripazinti priesbol-
sevikiSka valdzia Rusijoje su
salyga, kad ia valdzia kuovei-
klaus suSauktQ kuriamaji su-
shrinking.
BOlSevikizmas turi isnykti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-31
VOKIECIAI TAIKOS SU-
TARTI PATVIRTTNs
BERLYNE.
Taip tvirtina Anglijos premje-
ras George.

Londonas, gcg. 31.-AngIi-
JOS premjcraS Lloyd George,
George, kalbtdamaS Welsh =
divizjjQ micSte Amiens praei-
tQ sekmadicni, tarp Ilitko pa
5ymiio taikoS rcikaI":
Mes Sakomc vokicGiamS;
TamSto$, JUS turtle paSiraSyti
20 taikoS sutartimi. Jei JUS
to ncpadarysite EerSaillese,
jQS tQ atIiksItc Berlyne. Mes
nrpaSitraukSime uz Mimto
mmniS keliO.'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-31

Carranza laim6siqs, bet tai pa
imsiq grazaus laiko.
Sakoma, kad Carranza ka-
riuomen6s vadu prizes Villa
siuncias generola> Obregon.
Bet yra ziniQ, kad Obregon at
Sisakqs veikti prizes Villa. -
Juareze gauta ziniQ, kad
Villa jau pa6mes Chihuahua.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-31
VokieGciiaii bus priversti
patvirtiinti taika
Ko nepadarys VersaiIlese,
tai ta atliks Berlyne

sinai, suriSti su taikos sQlygo-
mis-. Tuos klauSimus i$deda
nOtOSe ir SiunCia talkininkams.
Talkininkai SvarStO vOkieGiu
kontr-paSiulymus.
Daugiau vokicGiQ iSkcliauja
* Gia Berlynan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-31
PAsIUSTA RAITARIJA I
MEKSIKOS PASIENI.

Ell Paso, Tex, geg. 31.-1S
Bliss tvirtumoS Meksiko pa
Sicni pasiQSta raitarija. Tas
yra suriSta su naujai lsteigta
rcSpublika Siaurin6j Meksikoj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-31
NEREGIAI KAREIVIAI
BUS GERAI APMOKAMI.

Washington, geg. 81. Is
karts tarnybos paliuosuoti 81
neregiai kareiviai. Jie reg6ji-
mo neteko kar6s laukuOse.
Jiems visiems vyriausyh&
mok&s po $3.50 per m6nesi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-31
GEGUzES 81, 1919 M.

Chicago -Siandie iSdalies
debesiuota; .vakare ar rytoj
laukiama lietaus; rytoj v6siau.
Vakar augsciausia tempera-
tura buvo rs laipsniad.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-31
ANGLIA SKOLINGA AME
RIKAI 4 MILIJARDUS.

Londonas, geg. 81. PM
gyno minister's Chamberlain
parlamente praneS6, jog Ang-
LIZA Amerikai yra skolinga 4
miIijardus 80 milijonQ dole
riQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-31
TAIKOS SUTARTIS BUS
PATVIRTINTA APIE
BIRzELIO 20. D.
Talkininkai studijuoja vokie-
ciu kontr- -pasiulymus.

FdIyI1uS, ScS. ol: leli'''
Suv. Valstiiu atstovas Taikos
'Konferencijoje laikraSciQ ko-
Irespondentams> Paryziuje pa
sake, kad jei Taikos Konfe-
rencijoje neivyksiancios kokios
nors svarbios atmainos, tad
taikos sutaTtis bus patvirtin-
ia anksGiausia birzelio 20 d.
Po to If prezidentas Wilsonas
tuojaus apleisias Europa.
VokieciQ kontr-pasiulymus
talkininkai pri6m6 su didziau-
siuoju indomumu. YpaG talki-
ninku atstovai stebdjosi vokie-
Giq pareikalavimais, kad Vo-
kietiia tuojaus butQ priimta
tautQ sqjungon, kad norimose
nuo Vokietijos atskelti teri
TORTOISE pravesti plebiscit2,
kad nustatyti galutina atlygi-
nimo suma.
VoKieGip kontr-pasiulymai
buvo iduoti prancuzu vyriau-
sybei dalimis. Pirmoje dalyJe
buvo SS puslapiai. Viskas ra-
Syta vokiskai.
TalkininEu raStininkai kuo-
veikiaus 6m6si vokieciQ rasta
versti angliSkon If prancuzis-
kon kalbosna.
Protestuoja uz saar.
Teritoriju kla1simo skyriu-
ie vokieGiai atstovai tvirtina,
kad Saar klonyje gyvena apie
100000 gyventoju, If kad ta
provincial nuo VoIietijos at
skeliama, mes j vokieciams la
bal brangi> anglekasyklomis.
Sulig talkininkq salygg tq
provincija per sekaneius 10 m.
valdys tarptautine komisija.
Paskui patys provincijos gy-
ventojai apspres, prize kokios
Sales jie nori prisijungti.
Prizes ta vokieciai protestuo-
ia. Sake, ia provincial tai gy-
vas Vokietijos sanarys.
VokieGiai taippat yra prize
singi sugrazinti> Danijai pro-
vincijas Schlcswig- Holstein.
Nesutinka ypac, kad tenai bu-
tu pravestas plebiscitas. Jie
Zinc, kad didziuma gyventojq
nenori VoEieijos.
Atstovai keliauja Berlynan.
Vokieciai kontr-pasiulymuo-
Sc apkalbedami atlyginimo
klausima pazymi, jog Vokietl-
ia pilnai atlygysianti talkinin-
kams, atskaicius savuoslus ka-
res metu nuostolius. Prize tq
nuostoliQ priskaitoma talklnln-
kams pavesti ginklai, amunicl-
ia il visokia militarine nuosa-
vybe armisticijos metu.
Be to, is atlyginimo sumos
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tinuouS The increase for freight car
repairmen and car inspectors at such
outlying points will be 1 cents per hour.
The determination as to the points
where the freight car repairmen and
car inspectors who according to this
principle get only the 4 cents increase.
will be taken up in conference with
the representative OF the shopmen, with
a view to arriving at reasonable and
definite working rule.
AS 20 all other classes covered by
supplement No. and not above specif-
ically dealt with, the rate of increase
shall be 4 cents a hour
Ever since last September It has
been the settled principle OF the Rail-
road Administration to make wage
orders retroactive to a date approx
mating the date upon which the Board OF
Railroad Wages and Working Conditions
made its report and in this instance that
report was made on July Is. The con-
ditions here, however, are peculiar in
that the action Of the wage board has
been delayed for an exceptional length
of time, the presentation to the wage
board having been made last February
In these circumstances II seems to me
that. as a part Of negotiation of a
national agreement. the changes above
indicated could properly be made aztec
tive as Of May l. 1919. and the Railroad
Administration Is willing to make these
changes In rates OF pay effective as OF
that date for all employees who do not
leave the service pending the compile
ton and adoption of national agree
inent with the shop mems organlza-
lions, Very sincerely yours.
WALKER d. HINES"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-26
PEACE COMMISSION
GETS WIRE CONTROL
Hoover Turns Ouer System
Linking Central Europe.

PANS. Aug. 25.-The great Geographic
communication system throughout Eu-
rope which comprised the special tele-
graph lines turned over to Herbert
Hoover. head of the interallied relief
organization, by the various European
Governments and operated by the Amer
lean Army and Navy personnel is being
handed over to the Peace Commission.
as 1t forms the only link of communi-
cation through Central Europe.
The engineering stan in charge of
railways and coal distribution through
Central Europe has been dissolved and
its members recalled by several OF the
Central European Governments, which
requested that these experts should be
permitted TO enter the employ OF the
various Governments as advisers on
transportation and coal production. The
Polish Government has retained six of
the experts. the Austrian Government
four, and II is expected that the Czecho-
Sicvak and Jugo-Slav Governments will
take over the experts formerly operating
under Mr.. Hoover in these territories.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-26
CAVELL "BETRAYER"
LOSES DELAY PLEA
Trial of Quien in Paris Is
Ordered to Proceed.

PARIS, Aug 25.--At the commences
ment to-day of the trial Of Georges,
CASTOR Quien. charged with having in
tell!gence with the enemy and being the
'betrayer OF Edith Cavell, tho English
nurse who was put TO death by the Ger
mans in Belgium. NJ. D'Armon, counsel
for the defendant, demanded a postpone
ment of the trial until the principals IN
the Cavell case had been rossCuted The
attorney quoted the article in the pcs,3
treaty providing that the Germans az
cused of crimes during the war must he
handed over for trial.
NJ Wagner in behalf OF the prosecu'
tion requested the court TO overrule the
objections of the defence, declaring that
Quien was not under charges as an az
complete but as principal. He also
pointed out that the peace treaty win
Germany had not yet been ratified.
The court unanimously overruled the
objection Of NJ. D'Armon and proceeded
with the examination OF Quicn.
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One
Trial
Proves
ITS value

the delivery to him by the Interaus.
Mission of the Supreme Councils ton.
gram demanding that he resign, accom-.
panied by a letter stating that the ms,
sion would give him two hours to iaks
this action. Otherwise, he was notified
the mission would publish the counciTs
telegram broadcast.
At s o'clock Saturday night Pr,rue.
Friedrich notified the mission that Arch
duke Joseph and the other members q
the Government under him had resigned
Archduke Joseph received the Suprems
Councils telegram through the Allied
Military Mission at Budapest SATURDAY
afternoon. Premier Friedrich immedl.
ately assembled the Cabinet, which de.
liberated briefly on the decision taken
that Archduke Joseph must Withdraw
and the Premier resign.
Herr Friedrich begged the mission to
preserve the peace. The mission in
formed the Premier that it expected him
to continue to carry out current affairs
until a government was formed which
was supported by all the parties Herr
Friedrich thereupon promised t. submit
a list of the members of the new Gov.
eminent soon.
The Cabinet then framed a reply 10
the Entente handing 1t over to the Al.
lied mission Saturday evening. The mis-
sion replied that it was unwilling to
interfere with the internal affairs O.,
Hungary. but considered it advisable
that a Ministry be formed in which all
parties should be represented. asking
the present Government to manage az
fairs until new Cabinet could 10
formed Premier Friedrich declared that;
new Ministry would be formed Ulthm
two days, with three seats given to the
Socialists.
Premier Friedrich bade Archduhs
Joseph adieu, thanking him for the ser
vices he had rendered. Deeply r'cyed,
the Archduke replied that his activities
deserved no thanks other than pride tina.
he could be OF some help to his beloved
country. He retired, he said, with 4
serene conscience. having done his Guty
toward his country.
Rumanian forces were still requsiion.
ing goods at Budapest on Saturday ana
laying no attention to the warning from
the Supreme Council, according TO ad-
vices reaching the council to-day,
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rs p. 6. INCREASE IN
RAIL RATES SEEN
Wal Come When u. S. Gives
Up, Elliott Says.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25-Increase of at
least 25 per cent in railroad rates. pro-
Vided there are no more wage increases
or higher material costs, will be neces-
sary when the carriers are returned To
private operation. the House Interstate
Commerce Committee was told to-day hv
Howard Elliott president OF the North
ern Pacific Railroad
Would 25 per cent. increase solve
the problem for the whole country ~
asked Representative Sims CTenn.) I
II think 1t would" responded Mr.
Elliott, adding that he preferred the
rate increase TO the continued payment
OF the Government guaranteed compen.
sstion. New England roads, he asserted
were In bad shape and were not EARNING
the Government guaranteed compensa
| ton.
Asked II 25 per cent. increase ir
rates would hamper business or increas
! the cost of living, Mr.. Elliott replied
that the effect, in his opinion had beer
exaggerated, but he did not want t,
| give the impression that II would hay,
no effect on living costs generally
When advocating wage legislation, Mr.
! Elliott said, LET the wives of the mel
vote on the strike; they are the mos
| affected" The great majority of rail
| road employees, he said, did not wan
to strike. and he urged some legisla
ton for the adjustment OF disputes,
He suggested that labor unions be re
| quired to incorporate and file report
like business corporations, and that EN-
pioyees be compelled to serve notice be
| fore quitting work.
| Alba d. Johnson OF Philadelphia, for
mer president OF the Baldwin Locomo
| tive Works. urged the preservation o
the Interstate Commerce Commission a.
a judicial body. He appeared before tn
committee as spokesman OF the Railwa,
| Business Association, an organization
| OF manufacturers of railway supplies.