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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-10-24
The Coming dir Mail Route
From Boston to AtIanta.
e4 HANKS to her strategic position At
lanta has been selected as the termi-
nus and distributing point of an

nus and distributing point of an air
mail route from the East, which is to be-
maugurated with daily schedules as soon
Congress appropriates the needful funds.
According to present plans the sky carriers
will leave Boston, the northern terminus of
the flight, at seven-thirty o'clock each morn
ing and reach Atlanta at six in the evening
of the same day, making stops at Mex York,
Philadelphia, Washington and Charlotte.
Here the mail for points further south will
be sorted and sent on by rail, though even
tually, no doubt, airplane delivery will be
extended in all directions.
Many months ago preliminary surveys
made it virtually certain that the Gate City
would have an exceedingly important place
on the Federal air map in the same way and
for much the same reason that it stands out
in the older systems of communication and
commerce. This pronounced advantage of 10
cation became still more marked upon the
establishment of Gambler FieldS one of the
South's pioneer airplane terminals. This val
liable convenience The Journal was privi-
legged to initiate and carry to a substantial
stage Of development through the generos-
ty of Mr.. Asa G.. Gambler, Sr., in lending
the site and the liberal cooperation of the
Fulton County Board of Commissioners in
developing it. Though number of improve
ments must be made before the landing field
is all that it should be- the basic capacities
are there in full measure, and with no great
expense can be made ready for aircraft of
all types and in large sQuadrons.
This is an asset which the city will find
more and more worth while. The announced
plan of air mail between Boston and Allan
ia is but the first of many that will be car
ried out within the next few years. Forward
thinking municipalities throughout the
country are taking measures in anticipation
Of the important part which aeronautics will
play in the future of business-are secur-
ing terminal sites, building airdromes, and
carefully calculating the opportunities to be
seized and developed. No city has richer &d-
vantages in this regard than Atlanta. 1t be-
hooves her to make the most of them.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-10-24
4 DeLtnquent Congress.

r five months ago yesterday that
I Congress was called into special
sion to enact measures needful to
smooth and expeditions transition from war
to peace. The seriousness and urgency of
the task being considered, the country might
we'll have expected substantial results, or at
least earnest efforts. But what is there to
show by way of fruitage?
Not of the pressing problems in do
mestic legislation which this session Was
summoned to consider has been disposed Of
The control of the railroads, the ownership
and operation of the merchant marine, the
exclusion OF undesirable immigrants, the
Americanization of foreigners already within
our borders, the extension of Federal educa-
tion aids, the provision of needed agricultural
and Industrial opportunities for discharged
soldiers and SailOrs-theSe and divers other
matters of material concern to the people are
almost as far from legislative settlement to-
day as they were when Congress convened on
May the 10Th. And now the republican
leaders admit las they talk of adjournment
in the early part of next month that no
amends for this delinquency Will pe mdue
by that time
Such is the efficiency of the party of Lodge
and Mondell. The greater part of the five
months it has spent in beratng the Presi-
dent and trying to kill the League of Ma
tions. With no constructive program of it's
own it has sought to destroy that of Demo-
cratic craftsmanship. 1t will end with a
grudging ratification of the Peace Treaty, &C.
cording to present omens; but there is scant
room to doubt that it would have rejected
that compact had it dared
The New York World fairly assesses the
situation when it says
Senator Lodge and his associates are
quite as much responsible as the |. W.
w for the economic danger that now
threatens the American people, for they
have been strengthening the hands OF
every variety of demagogue in their as
saults upon the President and the
treaty. 1t is not possible for Senators
to invoke the spirit of national hatred
and of national animosities without at
the same time invoking spirit of class ha-
tired While they have been playing Re-
publican politics with the treaty of peace
and preventing the enactment of recon
struction measures, other agitators have
been playing Bolshevist politics with
American labor, and they are the force
that must now be met. Six months ago,
even three months ago, the United States
was the recognized political economic
and financial leader of the whole world.
If Congress had entered into con-
spiracy deliberately to destroy all this
power and prestige it could hardly have
achieved a more sinister success than
that which has resulted from the policies
and tactics that have been the policies
it's leaders since May 10.
That the country has fixed the responsible
ity for this state of affairs and Will demand
an accounting of the Senators and Repre-
sentatives who have dallied with grave is
sues and obstructed imperative work, is not
to be doubted. The Republican majority
has written itself down as wantonly 1ncom-
petent.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-10-24
Troubles OF Lgo- SIavla,

-ONTENEGRO'S restiveness under the
. IAH Jugo-Slavic union is but another
ample of the belligerent strain that
seems to run through all things Balkan. If
ever compatibility could be expected, it should
be between the people of the Black Mountain
kingdom and their neighbor Serbs Virtually
one in race, language, religion and customs,
these two branches of the Southern Slavic
family have all the common Interests which
ordinarily make for amity and cooperation.
But the Montenegrins are up in arms
against the recently established Jugo-Slavia,
into which their nationality has been merged.
The immediate provocation, it seems, is the
fact that Serbian troops who had been as
signed the task of maintaining authority in
new and composite kingdom pitched their tents
to say. within the Montenegro borders. To
the cIannish mountaineers this seemed moth
ing short of foreign invasion. AS descendants
of a people who for five centuries have dwelt
in a craggy fastness, recognizing no govern
ment beyond that of their own tribal making,
they naturally resented the appearance of
Serbian troops, although the latter came in
spirit quite friendly.
The outcome looks dubious. Only the
most tactful procedure ON the, part of the
new national administration, of which Serbia
is the head, can placate Montenegrin resent
ment. Wise rulers will realize that a maxi
mum of local self-government and a minimum
of federal interference is essential to har-
mony within the Jugo-Slavic kingdom. 1t is
greatly to be hoped that this good policy
will prevail, for the larger interests of the
Southerns Slavs and the abiding peace of
Southeastern Europe call for the hearty CO.
working of these kindred people. There is no
predicting, however, just what the experiment
will turn out. Experiment it undeniably is;
and if the facts prove to be against the theory
of uniting the Serbs, Montenegrins and other
neighboring folk under single government,
then the theory must be abandoned
But first there should be fair and adequate
test. This is what the leading powers, the
prospective members of the League of Ma
tons, intend to vOuchsafe. Efforts to disrupt
Jugo-Slavie affairs or otherwise to engender
dtscord in the Balkans, will be frowned upon
That quarter of Europe has been for ages a
centsr and source of war. Whatever can be
"2ne to harmonic its Earring elements and
20 turn its belligerent temper into con-
nIructlve channels, assuredIy ought to be
done. in justice to all Europe and to the
World. But only full measure of expert
ence can determine whether the present
Jugo-Slavia will subserve this greatly de-
sired end. .,...s.,...--
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-10-24
The Rout of the Russian Reds.
II HE progress of the anti-Bolshevik
forces, particularly around Petrograd,


forces, particularly around Petrograd,
augurs cheeringly for Russia. 1t was
foregone that Lenines monstrous conspiracy
would go to pieces. Lacking even the rudi-
ments of just government and a moral or
der, in the very nature of things it was
doomed. But there were dstressful signs
that Russia might be ruined before she could
be rescued.
Her millions of childlike peasants, untrain-
ed in self-rule and patheticalIy unequal to
the responsibilities which the fall of the
monarchy thrust upon them, were easy dupes
and victims Once armed with the instru-
mentalities of government, the Bolshevik
clique had material advantage over honest
and thoughtful leaders who undertook to
rally the country's loyal elements. Thus
conditions went from bad to worse, and on to
unimaginable misery.
But at last the powers of patriotism are
making Roadway For months, indeed, the
soviet regime has been cracking in the great
er part of the empire where it was establish
ed, and now it topples in PetrOgrad itself, the
stronghold of the Reds. That city, according
to the latest dispatches, is isolated, anti-BOl-
shevik troops having cut the' railroads lead
ing to Moscow and to other centers of import
ance, while "a BoIshevik division which was
being rushed from the interior to defend the
city against the threatened advance of Gen
eral Yudenitch was virtually wiped out"
Events like this have dramatic impress
siveness likely to sweep the Russian masses
to the standard of Lenine's victors and haten
the blotting out OF that criminal tyrant and
his crew. It remains to be seen, of course,
whether a stable government Will arise in
stead; but at least the way will be clearer.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-10-24
MAN-AFRAID-OF-HIS-JOB.
By DR.. Frank Crane

One stumbling block in the road of improve
ment, anywhere, everywhere, is the man whose
craft is in danger
AS the Indians mg4t name him:
'Man- Afraid-of-H S-Job"
Every organization must, of course, have Of
ficerS, every monarchy king and hangers-on,
every republic it's president and other job-hold-
erS, every church its bishops preachers, priests,
deaconS, trustees or whatever be their prom
nencyS title.
And every job holder is for the status QUO
Because, if you change things, what is to
become of him?
1t takes vastly more unSelfShneSS than the
average place-holder has to lend hand toward
a movement which may eventuate in cutting off
his salary.
This has a very direct beaEing on labor
= Labor leaders are no worse than other lead
ter. They may be high-minded and honest as a
class but they are human.
And it is unfortunate for the general public
that the jobs of some of these walking dele
gates and organizers Deepen. on trouble
Disputes are the meat they feed on.
An employer recently told me his tale of
woe He had proposed to build a factory and
start manufacturing suits and cloakS, in co-opera-
ton with his labor and under strict regulation
of the labor union. He willing, after set
ting aside reasonable per cent for capital in
vested, to turn over all the profits to the
workers to be divided as they deemed best. At
first, he said, the laborerS hailed this with joy.
It was that goal of fairness for which they had
long Striyed. But he was amazed to find that
the officials of the union, after carefully con-
Sidering the proposition, TURNED 1T DOWN!
He was utterly unable to understand why,
until one personal friend in the council of the
labor leaders told him. "If you run your fac
tory that way" he said, "w' at would become of
US? You would have no use for union be-
cause you would have no trouble"
The cannon manufacturers and the powder
Makers naturally, don't want any League of
Peace, for they thrive on war So do all the
military gentlemen, who find promotion pain
fully slow when there is no war on.
But there is a Sounder, better attitude. The
best physicians, for instance, are more inter
eSted in preventing disease than in curing it,
The best railroad men devote more thought to
preventing wrecks than in cleaning up after them.
The wiSeSt reformerS final, saw that to pre-
vent alcoholism was better than reScuing drunk
ards.
And premium should be placed upon these
labor leaders, and there are some who, while
prevent violence and strikes, and not to gain
glory by making contention and loss.
Copyright, 1919, by Frank Crane)
gun-if evening after evening you retire into
your sef-made shell of isolation-you need
expect nothing but the miserable loneliness
that now Expresses you And in that case
only one means of escape will be open
flight to the village that was your home of
yOre.
Copyright, 1919, by the Associated News
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-10-24
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-10-24

Governor Coolidge, of Massachusetts, has
announced that the number of state guards
men who have been guarding the city OF
Boston since the police strike there has been
reduced from 5000 to 5000 men.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-10-24

Fuller E. Galloway, of LAGRANGE, Ga, has
left the round table conference in Washing
ton because of i'll health, and President Will
son has designated Owen V. Young, of Schen-
ectady, N. Y, to take his place one of the
representatives of the public in the indus
trial conference.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-10-24

In connection with the opening of Roose-
welt Memorial week, four military aviators
flew to the grave of the late Theodore Roose
welt at Oyster Bay Tuesday and dropped two
wreaths upon the grave.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-10-24

Concrete evidence Of German colonization
n1ans for Mexico was revealed in Mexico City
this week by the announcement of an enter
prise for the irrigation of 200, 900 hectares of
land in the Fuerte river valley in teh state
of Sinaloa, where thousands of German emil.
grants are expected to buy small parcels OF
land on a 2O-year payment plan,
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-10-24

-ONTENEGRO'S restiveness under the
IN Jugo-SIavic union is but another ex-
~ -N~ aropIo Of he ho1J strain that
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1919-10-24

One stumbling block in the road of improve
ment, anywhere, everywhere, is the man whose
craft is in danger.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-29

dianapolis, Indiana, convoaca pc
toti membrii sal a lua parte la
sedinta generala extra ordinar;.
care Sc va tinea Dumineca, l Iu-
ME 1919, Ia orele 1870 p. M, in
localul de sub GIT w. Pearl Str
La aceasta adunare stunt obi.
gait toti fratii membrii a lua
parte, find la ordinea zilei maj
multe 81 importante chestii de re.
zolvat.
Tot la aceasta adunare va Fl 81
afegerea nouilor functionari pc
periodul urmator' de g. luni a a.
nului 1919. Sc vor alege delegati
pentru adunarea Uniunii S. r. A
din Iulie 1919. Sc va alege un
comitet aranjator, care va aranja
cele trebuincioase pentru petrece.
|rea de vara (picnicul), care Sc va
da de- catre societatea sus numita
ne ziua de 8 Iunie 1919.
Frati membrii carl sunt I'm res
tanta GU cotele lunare fata dc
societate, sunt rugati a le achita
Absentee nemotivate Sc vor pc
|depsi conform statutelor.
In numel societatii ,,Steaua Ro
nina" din Indianapolis, Ind:
Nick Dobrota, presedinte
Adam Napariu, secretar
(CS Ce\
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-29
G o N v o G A R E..

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultufa ;, Transatlantic din Farrell,
Pa, prin aceasta convoaca pc tot
membrii 81 membrele sale a lua
parte la sedinta generala lunara
care Sc va tinea Dumineca, / Iu-
ME 1919, in hala proprie q socie:
tatii din 918 N. Darr Avenue, Fa
rrell, Pa.
Sedinta Sc va deschide la orele
Q p. m. 81 sd 90 site va fl 81 darea
de seama pc 8 luni trecute 81 ale
gerea delegation pentru viitoaree
adunare general& a Uniunei s. u
A. 81 alte lucruri de mare fnsem
natate, care trebuiesc resolvate
Deci toti \membrii, cit 81 mem
brele sunt indatorats q lue part'
la aceasta sedinta 81 sd nu ute ho
tarirea luat& in adunarea genera
ID speciala din trecut.
IN bsna speranfk c& ne vom i'm
plini Gu totn datorinta, seminar
Gu dragoste frateasca.
In numsle societatii ,Transilva
MIA" din Farrell, Pa:
Noise Schiopu, presedinte
M. Gavrilla, secretaz
"a 26)
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G o NV o G A r E.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Dr. Epaminonda Luca-
ciu 81 Treicolorul Romin" din A.
urora, ILL.,, convoaca pc toti men,
bril- sal lua parte la sedinta ge-
nerala extra ordinara, care Sc va
tinea Dumineca, l Iunie 1919, la
orele 1.3O p. M, in hala societatii
de sub numarul 224 North Broad
way.
La ordinea zilei va Fl mai intii
de toate platirea repartitiilor pen
tru cazurile de Influenza, apoi ola
tirea taxelor lunare, 81 apoi maj
multe chestii de rezolvat. ST 1ot
odata va fl alegerea noului prezi-
diu pc periodul al doilea al amt
lui 1919.
Deci sunt rugati toti fratii mem.
bril- din loc, cit 81 cei din Naper.
vile 81 Plano, lua parte la acea.
sta sedinta.
Absentee nemotivate Sc vor De
depsi conform stautelOr.
in numele societatii DIR. Epa
/ minonda Lucaciu 81 Treicolorn
Romin'' din Aurofa, ILL.,:
Dimitrie Chdveresan, pres
Florea Silaghi, seosetar financias:
(25-26)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-29
co N v o G. A. r E i.

Societatea romina de ajutor s.
cultura ,,Dacia Romina" din Gin
cinnati, Ohio, convoaca pc tot
membrii sal din loc 81 din jar
precum 81 pc toti fratii Romini
doritori de a-deveni membrii q
societatii noastre lua parte la
sedinta generala ordinara, care
Sc va tinea Dumineca, / Iunie
1919 in hala parochiei gr. ort dir
$50 Dayton Street.
Sedinta Sc va deschi'de la orele
2 p. m.
Deci fiecare frate membru este
strict rugat lua parte la aceas
ia sedinta, find mai nialte pune
te importante de rezolvat, fntrt
altele va fl 81 alegerea nouilol
functionari pc periodul urmatol
de 6 luni al anului 1919.
\fn speranta ca toti fratii mem
brii vor lua in consciderare a
ceasta convocare a societatii noa
sire, va salutam frateste.
In numele societatii ,,Dacia Ro
nina" din Cincinnati, Ohio:
loan Feher, presedinte
(25-28) y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-29
G ON v o G A r E.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Ioan /. G. BratianuSS
din Mansfield, Ohio, convoaca pc
toti membrii sal 81 pc sprorile
membre lua parte la sedinta
generala extra ordinara lunara,
care Sc va tinea Dumineca, l Iu-
ME 1919, la orele 1.30 p. M, in
hala societatii din Lusi Ave-
Toti fratii 81 surorile membre
sunt rugati staruitor a lua parte
la aceasta importanta sedinta,
fiindca avem mai multe desbateri
81 avem "a dam dare de seama
de la doua petreceri. Tot odata
"a fl 81 platirea taxelor lunara.
Toti membrii 81 membrele sa bi-
ne voiasca a-si plati cotele lunare
ca Sc apropie vremea de Sc
schimba functionarii 81 care mem
bru nu va plati cotele lunare nu
va avea drept de vot.
Toti membrii 81 membrele soci-
etatii noastre care nu vor lua
.parte la aceasta sedinta, vor fl
pedepsiti conform statutelor.
Credem Cd nici un membru nu
va lipsi de la aceasta sedinta 81
rugam pc toti fratii Romini din
Mansfield, Ohio, care are vote 81
placere a deveni ca membrii a
societatii noastre loan |. c. Bra
tianu" dim Mansfield, Ohio, pc
fiecare frate Romin il primim CT
drag in mijlocul nostru. 81 ar {
de dorit ca tQti Rominii din Man
sfield, Ohio, sa fie laolalta Gu no
81 sd dam un sprijin bun aceste
societati.
in numele societatii loan !
G.. Bratianu" din Mansfield, 0.
George suciu, presedinte
loan Radu, secretar
(24-25)
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G O N v o G A r E.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura .,1nvierea" din Martins
Ferry, Ohio, convoaca pc toti
membrii sal lua parte la adl-
narea generala de trei luni, care
Sc va tinea Dumineca, | lunie
1919, in hala de sub solul biseri-
eel, la orele 2 p. m.
Fiecare frate membru este da-
tor a lua parte la aceasta aduna-
re. Pc linga alte puncte impor-
tantc la ordinea zilei va fl 81 ale
gerca delegation pentru Aduna'
rea Geperala Uniunii Societati
}or Romine Americana, precum
81 darea de seama etc.
Absentee nemotivate Sc vor re
depsi conform statutelor.
Filialele de asemenea sunt ru
gate de a-si trimite reprezentant
la aceasta adunare.
in speranta ca toti fratii mem
bril- Isl vor face datorinta, luind
parte la timpul 81, locul sus nu
nit pentru adunare, va salutam
Gu dragoste frateasca.
in numele societatii ,,1nvierea'
din Martins Ferry, Ohio:
Prezidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-29
co,Nv o G A kE.

Sectiunea Ligei Rationale Ro-
mine din Detroit, Mich, convoa-
ca pc toti membrii sal, cit 81 pc
toti fratii Rom7ni Gu STINT natio
nal romin, att din loc, cit 81 din
jur. lua parte la adunarea ge-
nerala lunara, care Sc va tinea in
ziua de l Iunie 1919, in Chene
Hall din 686 Monroe.
Sedinta Sc va deschide la orele
1.30 p. m. din partea presedin-
telui.
La ordinea zilei vor fl urmatoa-
rele:
1. Cetirea listei functionarilor
cit 81 membrilor reprezentant
trimisi de la alte organizatiun
rominesti din localitate 81 fa;
parte' in comitetul sectiei Ligei
2. fnscrierea membrilor in Lig#
3. Cetirea darei de seama a LII
gel Rationale Rom1ne, in care da
re de seama sc va arata tOate IL
tratele 81 esitele Ligei de la inf
intare.
4. Cetirea correspondence.
5. Predarea statutelor, cit $
| carticelelOr de indentitate acelor;
membrii care sunt in buna regul;
Gu cotele lunare pima in preznt
6. Alegerea comitetului de a
ranjare pentru petrecerea din ];
Tunie 1919, care va avea-o secti
Ligei Rationale.
Fratilor Romini, tot cu aceast;
ocazie Sc da un bun prilej acelor;
care ar vrea, 81 ar avea buna vo
linta sa aase inscrie ca membrii a
sectiei noastre, de a putea fl Il
rindul ROminilor bravi 81 adeva
rati. Sa facem cunoscut luma
sfinta cauza multi incercatuln
nostru neam.
in numele sectiei Ligei Natio
male Romine din Detroit, Mich.
Danila Albu, presedinte
Petru Olariu, secreta,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-29
G ON VgO;UK r z

Societatea romana de ajntOr 81
cultura ,,Cuza Voda" din Massi-
Hon, Ohio, convoaca pc toti mem
bril- sal a lua parte la sedinta
lumara extra ordinara, care Sc va
tinea Dumineca, l Iunie 1919, II
hala. societatii din Columbia
Nights, la orefe 1.30 p. m.
Stunt rugati staruitor toti fratii
membrii lua parte la aceasta
sedinta, fiindca la ordinea zilei
vor fl chestii foarte importaate
de rezolvat pentru bunul mers
al societatii noastre.
Tot odata rugam staruitor pc
toti fratii membrii al societatii
noastre sa bine voiasca a-si achi-
ia repartitia pentru Influenza spa
niola pima la l Iunie 1919. Acct
membrii care pima la acea data
nu-si vor achita repartitia, nu vor
fl trimisi in conspect la Uniune
pc luna lui Iunie.
In numele societatii ,,Cuza Vo-
da din Massillon, Ohio:
Costin Duda, presedinte,
Ccstica Herman, secretar prim
(25-26)
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lunare 81 alte date, sunt rugati a
Sc pune in regula pima la data de
mai sus.
Fiecare membru este oblicat lie
a lua parte la aceasta sedinta.
in .numele societatii ,,Romana
Carpatinass din Cleveland, Ohio /:
v. vladut, presedinte.
D. q. Borzea, secretar.
(2426)