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Potosi journal., 1919-03-26

Madrid.-Prcmier Romanon-e told
the Associated Press that he WAS II
partisan to the League Of Nations In
the same sense and scope AZ Presi.
dent Wilson. Spain is ready 10 ccl
Elaborate with other nations To her II.
most ability"
Potosi journal., 1919-03-26
Kite Tests for Aviators

London, The British air ministry
announced that The steamer Montcalm
will start across the Atlantic TO make
daily air tests with kites. the result
af which will be made available TO
all us.:,ors.
Potosi journal., 1919-03-26
Fa~oue IRISH Relic on Sale.

London. rurio collectors had an
opportunity of obtaining famous
fash relic at auction her" last week.
This is The golden bell" which, ac-
cord!ng 10 tradition descended from
htacvr and was used for obtaining in
formation when all other means failed
Potosi journal., 1919-03-26
Date Air Mail Service.

Cleveland. d.--Airplane mail service
between New York, Cleveland and
Chicago Is scheduled to start April Is.
postal authorities here announced
Two deliveries of mail between the
East and West win be made daily.
Potosi journal., 1919-03-26
n. A. Anderson. Actor. Oies.

Philadelphia !! AuS Anderson.
actor. died nj his lomr IN Wrstville.
y. J.. to which he retired Grcen years
ago H. was - years old Anderson
played leading pats niih many nota
BILE stars
Potosi journal., 1919-03-26
Flood II Peoria.

Peoria. III Residents along the up.
river valley near Peoria were forced
night when a strong east ~ind heat
the high waters against their homes.
Potosi journal., 1919-03-26

Dublin. The biggest raid by ainn
Fsiners 20 get arms which has as yet
been recorded occurred near Santry.
when Sim Fciners overpo~cred tho
soldiers and seized so service riceS.
Potosi journal., 1919-03-26
sio,m,st With giaht Children.

Chicago. Arthur X. Miller. father
Of eight children. is Under peniten'iury
The complaining witness. MiIlers sec
ond wife. WAS Miss Tescic Sielo6. -.
Potosi journal., 1919-03-26
Now $500. 600 CHICAGO Hotel.

Chicago. y. Ogden Armour is
among hackers OF 4 new $4,50o 900
hotel for Chicago. II is announced
ground has been obtained and actual
work will begin within a few weeks.
Potosi journal., 1919-03-26
Aresntine Writers Organize.

Buesnos Aires, Argentine newspa-
per men have formid union. They
will apply for membership In the
Graphic Arts Federation. which IL d.
sucting the strikes OF printers In sew.
Gsal cities.
Potosi journal., 1919-03-26

S2OO. 600 COO Bond lssuc

Washington. - The War Finance
Corporation is onsiiering foatilg I
large bond issGc, probably OF 5000.
U00, 900 within a few weeks TO pro, BE
funds ior railroads and 10 meet any
other demands ON the corporation.
Potosi journal., 1919-03-26
Indemnity kskcd by portuaal

Paris For,uRu' p,aC" delegate"
placed twenty four reports before The
V. payatiun Committee. asking an IN
dcmnity uf $500 uUu 900 for Portugal
Canada haH also completed her war
cost estimates fo. "uhni.n+ tou
Potosi journal., 1919-03-26
Middle West Furnishes supplies

Washington. middle west fur.
nished nearly half of the supplies pur-
chased by the array in the six months
from July to Dec. 81. 1918. amount
Ing to s579.a92.iG3 Of the grand total
Of &1,329. .04G. .4S5
Potosi journal., 1919-03-26
ko,eI Mar 1.tt for Murder

Dallas, Tc>..--'fatr!ck }. R.an,y was
arrested al n. r,qu.st Of the De:rGit
police. Who 'cl.eraph"c asking ina
he b" n.ld On a ch2rg. Of murder.
Rean.y was accused in Detroit of
shooting his wife.
Potosi journal., 1919-03-26

Quite cuus.dt rahlc amount % the
,hurt lem iotes i"surd by NrAdou and
due May e have been taken up by tho
treasury departn-nt
Potosi journal., 1919-03-26

Cenesa---Frcnch troops nav. ocru.
pied karlsruhe, Mannheim. Rh"in-
hofen and Rheinan because ~ Spar. ..
Can trouble. il was reported here
Potosi journal., 1919-03-26

one 81 the p,"ut boasts - "hll "a.
family have u ;gy an tar"u" ,at
Potosi journal., 1919-03-26

!, takes Congress tn sot3l" strife.
hut nu uuruls stomach il huh'luet! ~
Garfield T,n, ii,.
Potosi journal., 1919-03-26

l,!A .tur.t t}on - i-u' >" r-u's .i.r
Icarutn. of what "" j." n"' h3o" t~
tie dong AZ What We ~ not foN d..
Potosi journal., 1919-03-26

What ,lreS /, i,r"nt iunn II J." gets
tn. World Icy the tai and ihrn 'at
swing ltt
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-17
NYNE.J'S}I NED0STATEK SLADIDEII
JEST 7BYTECNYM.
VEE..KOOBCHODY ZAsOBOVALY
TOVARNY MA CUKROVINKY.

Washington, 16. prosnce 256 hlasy prot "a priiai
ones dunn zastupcu senatn pfedohu kerou
novule cukern komse zavad podobne opatren kter6 liz
"a vy chranio kapsy spotfebovae pred kaptastickym
vykofist stovatey Pri podavan zprvy cuken stuac pro
has pfedseda augen zprav6 vybor re vzdor neosta
ku cukru cee sv66 kde no nedosava
mdae bVt nedosatku amerckemu ceeno rody ma
osrov6 Kub6 vadn kontroou rozprodeje pom6rneho
deIon Odporucova urychlen6 jednani elkoz
unlkacm casem stoupa Pfeti obnoveneho narizen
vaetneho odporuceno byo narodohospodaskym vyborem
Debaty bylo repubkany vyuzito k 1toku presdenta
Wisona kel prI nakup cukru mel sara iiz pod
zim ky cena eho bya poovinu nzSi Mezsatn obchod-
Iii bor poGal jednat dnes zkazu cukr zem6 vyvaze
Ike kOneGnemU rozhodnutl dosp6je jiz teno patek.
Repubk&nsky zasupce IN massachusetts,, Dallnger. Wy
pr5v6 re byo cuken koms oznameno, velkoobcho-
dy curem mso aby svoc zasoby daily do rozprodee mao
ochodnkG rad6 cukr prodavaly vrobcGm cukrovnek
v1am kondensovane mleko cokoadu mnohem vysSi
menovane pax zavody pres to re zem panova nedo
statek, vtrobky svoie posal do cziny
Spokane. IS. prosince Bylo Rafzeno, ably vSechnysza
soby surov6ho cukru naezejci Uahdaho Sugar Comp.
Topperish Yakima Wosh, byly do7ezeny do rafner d
ny trh vyjma $4,000 pytlu urcenych pro vladu.
Rozkaz stall nafzen organsace hadn't proti hroma
d6nl curu doruten vrchnimu rdte imanovan6 poeGnos
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VEG NEMCC v CECHACH
JE VNITRNf OTAZkOU CE-
SKOSLOVENSKEHO STATU.

Statni taiemnik zahrani-
chi Dir. Bauer dotkl Sc V rakou
skem narodnim shromazdeni
mezi jinym take osudu Nemcu
V Cechach. Pravil: "Nechci "a
ml6eti, re name tady We Vidni
vrely cit pro csudy N6mcu V
Cechach. Tomu rozum6i musi
take Cechove, kteTi sami bojo
vail pro pravo sebeurcenf. Ale
domn6nka, re muzeme jakko-
Ii pusobiti ma osudy N6mcu V
Cechach politikou intervence,
nebo nopratelstvi proti statu
Ceskoslovensk6mu. nebo dokon
ce valeGnymi zapletkami, je
biud. ,JakO socialni demokrat6
zami, anne vSe to zasadn6. V6ri
me, re rozhodne Sc osud Mem
cu V Cechach Zpusobem zcela
jinym, vyvojem demokracie V
cesk6m state samem a konec-
nym vitezstvim proletariatu.
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SSA' fSSMl [SSNl
GEN. PERSHING MA INSPEk
CIV OHIO.
Vcera prohledl 81 vojenske le-
zeni Chillicothe a Dayton a
dnes bude hostem mesta CO.
lumbus.

General John J. Pershing,
vrchni velitel amer. vojska ma
chazi Sc pritomne ma inspekcnl
ceste V Ohio a vcera V noci pri-
byl do tabora Sherman u Chill
licothe, kde uvitan byl 500 Wy
slouzilci cd francouz3ke from
ty. V lezeni konana pozdeii
recepce, ma niz podileli sc jen
vyslouzilci. Dnes rano bude
hostem civilnich uradu V Chill
licothe a odpoledne zavita do
Columbus. Vcera prohledl 81
tez vladni letiSte V Dayton, ia
koz i tamejSi vojenskou utul-
nu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-17
KONEC SVETA.

Nektafi amer. hvezdari svG-
no caSu prorokovali, re dnes
lie oCekdVati podivne zmeny
We We -miru. Je pry MONA
srazka mnohych planet sc slun
Gem a nasledovne i nejak6 po-
hromy Ma naSi zemi. Cost po-
dobneho v6sti kterys astronom
4 Michiganu, jehoz predpokla
dy uvadime We zvlaStnim clan
ku ma iin6 STRANGE 1. |. DotGe-
na v6Stba vyvolala pozornost i
V SirSlch lidovych vrstvach a
hd6 po Selsaci Sc pachtici.
pfedpovidali dokonce, re dnes
bude snad konec sveta. Cehosi
rodobneho netreba Sc vSak o.
havati a rovnez mistni znalci
konstatuji, re dneSek zustane
bez zvldStnich udalosti. Neia-
ke zm6ny mohou Sc sice priho
dit, zmeny ty Ma naSi zem6kou
Ii nebudou miti vSak vliv patr-
ny a na ,ledovn6 konec svata
nebude.
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VIRGO OBZALOVAN Z VRA
ZDY MAUD TABOROVE.

Lawton, Mich, 16. pros. TIE
mer po vice jak tyden trvaii-
elm, prerusenem vyslechu, for
malni obzaloba z vrazdy po-
dana vcera odpoledne ma Jos.
c. Virga, balzamovaGe, man.
zela Maud Taborove, tajemne
Ob6ti kufru. Kratce ma to,
kdyz Virgo byl vsazen "a mri-
re, zalobce Glenn Warner do
stal depesi re Sacramento, Ca
lifornia, re guverner Stephens
podepsal vydavaci dokumenty
pro pani Sarah Taborovou,
matku ob6ti a Waltera Tabo-
ra, bratra Maud, jiz jsou row.
nez z vrazdy obvineni. Oba
pry vsak povedou tuhy boj pro
ii Vydani.
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NADEJE V ODVOLANi VALECNE
PROHTBICE VIII ,SONEM


Washington IS prosince. DIE nGkterych zprav STU
ou president wilson Velce bedliv6 posedni rozhodnuti ne
Vysslho soud avno valecn6 prohbce Ufednici dneSn
admin srace proevuji nahled rohasi demobiaci "a
skoncenou kem akem by vaeGna proabice sama Sc staa
beZpfedmenou.
Chicago l6. prosnce. = ZdejSi obchodnfci hovinari
napadnou sordnim poznovu federaniho soudn
proh5cn dodatek sce iz Ultra Nad6ie re 1anoce now
rok budou Vhke bya zmenSena narfzenm zaIobc
runGage Jenz prohasi nezakonn6 pouhe lahve
mimo dunn Kazda osoba, nesouc hovny vydava Sc ne.
bezpeci byti zatcenu.
Louisville, Is. prosnce Vyn0sern neivySsiho soudu
zce dotGenl mae6 v6tSich Zasob hovn zpraveni a
odprodati do klaby dane zboz onfch Iini do
Charestonu, BunSwicku, jacksonville Savannah Wilmington
kuby JIM Amerky Evropy navrhui bezprostrednf do
pravu vsech kenuckch zasob ktere pacn> sou 80 mil
on6 gaond Napoje odvezly by kubanskych prsavI
odkuG by pax molly byt prodavany do cizfch zemi.
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'WSSl (ttl LWSS]
FiLMOVA SPOLECNOST IA
CHRANENA.

New York, Ia. pros. David
w. Griffith a jeho celia spoiled
most pristala bezpecne V Mas
saa, Q cemz jsem byl prave u
vedom6n ze soukromeho pra-
mcne," pravil Albert Grey, ga
stupce p. Griffitha V New
Yorku, informovav dnes vecer
Universal sluzbu. Yachta Grey
Duck, IA niz David w. Grif-
fifth, vyrabitel filmd a jeho dru
zina o 36 clenech, jiz odjeli
odsud We stredu, prijela do
Nassau, bahamske os.rovy,
dnes poZd6 vecer. VSichni isou
zachran6ni die zpravy, iez do
Sla dnes veGer Gasopisu Mani
Merald. Iachta, jez Sc o ctyri
dni zpozdila, vzdorovala wy
sokym vlnam a celia spolecnost
byla po tri dny bez potravy.
Diva pasazeri byli paluby
Smeteni. ale Zachran6ni.
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KIDD BUDE v BULHARSKU POHNAN
KZODPOVEDNOSTI "a VkJNJ?

Die sofiisk6 zpravy zmocna minserska rada minstra
vn;ra, abv dal zatlnout rasedujici osoby
vsechny byval6 ministry kerf rozhod pro vypov6-
zeni valky;
2. vSechny byval6 poslance kteii vlasniho rrospt
chu Buharsko do valky vehnai
3. vSechnv zurnaisty ktef byli vydrzovani tim IL
teem. ably vyvolavai naadu pro valku:
a. vsechny osoby poitickem spoecensktm postave
nj kter6 svym vivem pusob vypuknu valky prot do
hOd6:
vSeehny civiln voenske osoby kter6 obsazenych
Gzemich poruSil meznarodni pravo.
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III ceka do dnes. Misto tohc
vsak zmin6ny B. Sojka zahajil
svou cinnost tim, re ma 3vych
pfednaskach hanobil ocerno
val Ceske Mar. Sdruzeni a je-
no praci. Kdyz prijel prof.
N asaryk do Ameriky, mel Sol
ka dosti drzosti, ably sci zada-
ii k nemu o povefeni k predna
Skam. Professor Masaryk row.
nAz zadal prGkazy, ktere Sol
ka vy3lanci nejkratSi dobe
predloziti slibil. "A &c }kosloven
she vyslanectvi ceka rovn6z
ma ne az do dnes.
Y posledni dobe stal Sc Sol
ka pI'ispivatelem a pozd6ji do
konce spoluredaktorem caso-
pisu Sotl1a, We kterem byla
prace Ce5keho Narodniho
Sdru2eni soustavne podryva-
ma.
SojAa napsal take O SVEN
utrpeni a dobrd ddruzstvich ma
Sibifi trisvazkoEou knihu, We
k.ere pise cele tyriady o SVEN
hrdinstvi a obetech, ktere pri-
nasel sv6mu narAdn a. zatim
sedel n6kde Ia peel.
Fon6vadz by z jistych kru-
hu mchlo byti tvrzeno, re do
pi5 dnvernika ceskoslovensk6
vlady jest Ces. Mar. Sdruze-
MIN fingovan, oznamujeme, re
original dopisu lezi V uradov-
ne Ceskeho Narodniho Sdruze-
nj re bude kazdemu ochotne
k nahlednuti pfedlozen.
Ia Ceske Mar. Sdruzenf
JOS. Paskovsky, tai.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-17

Uradovra Ces. Mar. Sdruze-
nj obdrzela tyto dny cd diver
ka Ceskos!oven3le vlady We
Vladivostoku, Dr.. Girsy, ma
sledujici dopis:
"Ceskoslovensk6mu Narodni-
mu Sdruzeni Chicagu:
Dodatkem k dopisu &c dne
3. zafl t. +. cislo 4147, jenz
byl odpovedi ma Vas dopis re
dine II. cervence /. +. sdeluii,
ze die oficielri zpravy Eviden-
cnlho Oddilu naSeho voiska V
Sibiri zadny Bohumil Soika V
naSich zaznamech zapsan ne
nj.
Odporutovalo by Sc proto
podniknouti prisluSne kroky, a
by tomuto dobrodruhu zameze
ma byla jakakoiv tinnost, kite
IA by mohla byti We spojeni S
naSim vojskem neb naSi akci
vdbec.
Dnv6rnik Ceskosloven3k5
vlady DR.. Girsa.
K mal6mu vysvetleni:
zmineny Bqhumil sojka do
stavil sc sv6ho casu do dradov
ny Ceskeho Narodniho Sdruze
nj, a zadal, aby byl poveren
ciniti prednaSky o stavu a Gin
nosti sibiIske armady ceskoslo
venske, pod zaS.itou Ceskeho
Narodniho Sdruzeni. Kdyz byl
vyzvan, ably predlozil nejake
dGkazy tom, re V armade
skutecn6 byl, prislibil, re po-
zdeji ddkazy prinese. Ma tyto
dukazy CeskG Narodni Sdruze
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-17

korunami mesicn6. Plukovnik
prednesl shromazdenym pro-
jekt kaceni lesa roblize Krem
re. VSichni nadsene projekt
schvalili a jedine 70 lety mari
kal, re to je ma neho tezka
prace. Rozhodli Sc tudiz, re i
jeho vezmou S sebou a sice ia
ko sV6ho kuchare. Klesti pri-
padne We prospech ddstojnikd
a take mzdu rozdeli mezi sebe
stejnom6rne.
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lWSSl IWSSl WSSl
RAKOUSTf DUSTOJNfCI JA
KO DREVORUBCI.

NekdejSi zakopnicky plu-
kovnik rakousky Waldman "a
hajil akci Nova Fronta" a w
zval byvale dustojniku rakou-
sk6, kteri Sc chteji venovati
rucni praci, aby Sc prihlasili.
SeSlo Sc jich 60 We stare radni
ci videMske, mladici vetsinou.
ale i ieden 70lety starec, stab
nj ddslojnik byvaly, ktery ne
m1ze vystaciti Sc svymi 400
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ROZHODNUTf O CESKE
SKOLE PRI SVfCKACH.

Il Vidn6. = We schulz okres
niho zaS,upitelstva TX. okre-
su = piSe "Vidensky Dennik"
- vyhlizelo to V zasedaci sini
iako o roratech. Sin zasedaci
byla studena iako ledovec a o.
sv6tlena jen dvema svickami.
Pon6vadz byly k disposici jen
dv6 svicky, chodili Sluhove S nj
mi k panjim radum, predcftaji
elm sve referaty, Cd jednoho
ke druhemu. Svicky vSak o.
sv6dGily Sc i " jinem smeru, ne
bot pani zapalovali 81 Cd Mich
doutnlky cigarety pani ra-
dove hrali 81 mad mimi stydnou
ci ruce. Pii volbe chudinskych
radu bylo jednomyslne zvole-
no take 6 ceskych kandidatu.
Po 1e konala sc pax ddverna
schuze, phi niz iednano od-
stoupeni iedne skol. budovy V
TX. okr. k ceskym vyucova-
elm ucelGm. Mono dnes liz
rici, re ceska vec Jest V TX o.
krese ma dobre cest6 re ces-
kym d6tem do3tane sc zde je-
dine Skoly.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-17
PLFSRISCITNf KOMISE PRO
SLEZSkO UTVORENY.

nlc naTizSkEch znrav impno
vani isou rro plesbiscitni ko-
misc liz vSichri Glenove krone
~ Ameriku. V komisi pro Te-
&insto budNu Witten "a An
"'ii Maneville "a Francii. a l.
tai Barsarelli "a Italii. V ko-
miSi pro Horni Slezsko: Peril
rol "a Anglii. pen. Lerond "a
Frarcii a gen. Marini "a Italii.
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V tomto smyslu isou nam ne
mecke Cechv vniterni otazkou
cesk6 republiky proto re 81
nepfeieme. aby naSe vlada "a
sahovala do t6ro v6ci, mysli-
me. ze tato zalezitost. kterou
i7me Ioni strasn6 trpeli. nemG-
ze bIti nadalc pfi6inou. ktera
b" nrekazela vIvoii pfatel-
stvch. dobrych a sousedskych
stvkil. iakych 81 pfal mjnistr
BeneS. Jsem zasadnim odp1r-
Gem podunajsk6 federace."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-17
ODPOVED MEAIKA MA DRUHOU
AMERICKOU NOTU.

Meyiko City, 16. prosnce. = MeXiko odpovda dnes
dhou notu amerck6 Vady kterou bylo pozadovano pro-
pu6n amerck6ho konularniho agena Jenknse jenz byl
propulsion v6zen Pueblo slozenou zan zaruku.
Ndda sosednf republiky ale zada ably Jenkins by Wy
dan da$mH soudnmu iednan nemuze il en saGiti kdyz
Washington vrd re konsuarn agent jest nevinen obzaob
nan vzneSenyh MeXcka repubka doufa re Spojene Saty
pfisr6 tomu, aby pravda ce6m pTipade vysla evo
tax ukdn6ny byly vzaemn6 styky MeXcka nota podepsa
lest Filariem Medinou.
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HLASi DOBYTi NOVO-
NIKOLAJEVSKA.

Iondyn. 16. prosnce. = Dne IA prosince Zmocnlv Sc
rude boSevicke gardy Nikolaevska transsibske
draze zaaly 5000 nuz6 Kolcakovy armady ukorsly
kok del ia vypravuje zde zachycena bezdrana depese
vlady Zpravy Moskvy oznamui posup boSevku
vSech ronach Vchodne od Kjeva zaa bosevc stab sav
izdn di;ise generala Podobn6 pTznava IL
Charlova.
Novo- -Nkolajevsk lez 800 mil vychode cd Omska de-
pese Irkusa datovana prosnce hlasala re meso jest
koGakem vyklZovano.
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NE:MCI VYDAVAJi DELOSTRELBU.

Iondyn, 16 prosnce = w S. Churchill, angicky sekre-
vaky oznaml dnes posaneck6 snemovne re N6mci jz
apofencdm vyda 5000 del 25 aronch puSek 5000 "a
kopnich hmozdifG 1900 aeropanG Dosud vSak mali vyda
~ lokonotiv zelezniCnich nakanich vagonG.
v6 zmince podot N6mecko snazi vsem
ieneckym no;lminkam vyhov6t
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NEZDAR NEMECKE PUJCgY.-
REPUBLICE SCHAZf PIMA MiLLIARDA.

Berlin, 16 prosnce Vada N6rnecta Jest velce nemla
pfekvapena netuSenm vysledkem prmiove bondove pev
ieifkoz p2actr iee veike ssian.ani neievf
Jake Erzberger eho mnisters koegov6 oGekava. Bylo
sanoveno ably ups&no byo pet miard mark sehnano cell
KEN sotva ctyfi Vada vsal hodd daSm subskribovan
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-17
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-17

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-23

If the Washington Railway and Elec-
trio Company is unable to grant any
demands for increased wages without
securing an increase of revenue through
Larger fares it matters little that two
entirely distinct sets Of requests are
now pending before the company, each
purport;ng to represent the wishes Of
the employees. There might be twenty
different propositions, and if there is
no money in hand or in sight to pay a
higher scale the situation would not
be much more difficult than it now is.
But it is nevertheless confusing and
a contribution to the difficulties of the
corporation and the utilities commits
sion to have two separate sets of de-
mands filed in the name Of the opera
tives. 1t has happened in other cities
where rivalries between organizations
prevail. The effect Of faction has
never been to advance the welfare Of
the operatives, and it is surprising to
find that the plain lesson Of this con-
dition has not been learned.
Now the issue presents itself 70 the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-23

conservation and other questions COM
ing under discussion for action, re-
quire business knowledge in the Sc
lection; and the more Of it the better.
The present Congress IS expected to
do much in the Inauguration of re-
construction policies; but in the ma
ture OF things it cannot do more than
inaugurate them. The order is so
large, some years will be necessary for
the filling. Our dislocations are wide
ly extended and reach far; and what
is necessary to set things right and
start them going again is not mat
ter of easy determination or of speedy
execution.
1t is the Sixty seventh Congress
which if this matter takes shape will
show an increase of the business ele
ment in congressional life Some can
didaeies are already under discussion,
and others may be expected soon. This
is fOrehanded era. Men want what
they want when they want it, and go
after it at once, and remain in the
hunt till the end.
Hence the interest shown by party
leaders and managers in all reports
and gossip relating to next years cam
paignS and ia the mention of old and
new names from whatever section con-
nected Herewith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-23
American Rule.

| Secretary Daniels and his party have
been most cordially received at Homo
lulu, and are being most Hospitality
entertained. Natives and newcomers
FROM all lands are united i'll the hand
some civilities offered.
! This is iii recognition, of course, of
what American rule has done for the
Hawaiian Islands. Under it they have
greatly prospered in every way. Edu-
cat ON has been advanced, productivity
OF all kinds increased, and good gov
ernment made manifest. And yet
when our rule began, the very oppo-
site result was predicted. 1t was pre-
| dicted SO strongly in this country that
an effort was made to haul down the
flag and clear out. Fortunately, the
effort failed.
The record in the Philippines is of
like character, and quite as good. We
| have given the Filipinos the best gov
eminent they have ever known. We
have administered their affairs solely
with regard to their welfare, and been
highly successful in our purposes.
Twenty years of American rule have
in many particulars transformed the
archipelago.
We went to Cuba, performed in a
few years like service, and then, of
our own motion and according to prom
Use, withdrew. The Cubans, who have
done well, have been building on foun-
dations laid by US. The advancement
they are showing is after American
models, and America rejoices in what
they are achieving for themselves.
Porto Rico is prospecting, and has
better government than ever before.
Spanish rule there had not provoked
the violent protests that had been
made in Cuba and the Philippines, but
it admitted of very great improve
ments, and when our rule began we
made them. In all the life of the is
land, social, educational, industrial and
agricultural, American influences are
discernible, and all are to the good.
These achievements, noteworthy in
our history as a nation, are especially
noteworthy now in the light of the
many. changes in governmental rules
the war has produced in the world.
New boundary lines have been traced
and new sovereignties established. It
will be no easy task for those sover-
eighties to impress themselves favor
ably within those boundary lines. But
as we have shown, it can be done.
Backward peoples can be brought for
ward, and forward peoples still further
advanced, by the proper consideration
Of their interests and an unsel6sh de-
sire to serve, them. Wherever the
Stars and Stripes has been raised in
new places overseas, prosperity and
stability have followed. ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-23

company and to the utilities commits
sion. Is new scale required in the
interest Of justice for the operativesi
How is the money to pay it to be pro-
videdf Obviously not by borrowing.
Nobody would dream of borrowing to
meet a pay roll, unless headed con-
seiously for bankruptcy. There is but
one other source Of revenue, the pas
senger. He has already been assessed
practically 20 per cent increase when
the tickets were abandoned, and
again an undetermined percentage
when the 2-cent charge for transfers
was imposed. Now it is proposed to
tax him still more, and in the heaviest
proportion Of all, by adding cents to
the fare, though possibly only 2, and
perhaps ).
Eventually the utilities commission
must take this matter in hand and set
lie it. The wage question becomes so
directly and definitely a fare question
that the Commissioners rather than
the traction company are to answer it.