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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15


Remain at Home on Account OF
Sickness.
On motion Of Supervisor Charley
and duly aaconded that this board
allow the per diem to the absent
members who were forced 10 remain
nome through sickness and through
ne cause of heir own Carried b. the
following vote:
Ayes Bronson, Callaehan, Charley
Christian, Churchill, CLARK, Connerton,
Dunn. i'armsworth Geiger Goedtner,
hail, 4eaiy, Hill Hearty, Holland.
Kastenbein. Kelley. Kuhn, Larson,
Lewis, Marshall, Nitche.m O'Donnell,
Reed, Smith. States. lStobs, Trambo,
Tadych, Winans and Yockey.
Nays: Mosey.
judiciary Report With Regard to
Charge for Recording of Soldiers
and Sailors Discharge Papers.
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen Of the
Board OF Supervisors:
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15

Moved
adoption,
Pau
Mr.. Chain
Board {
Your CT
beg leave
examined
them, and
the follow
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-15

Your Committee to Settle With the
Sheriff would respectfully report that
they have examined the matter of al
loNance of extra expenses incurred by
the Sheriff in making two trips To ST.
Chares. presented before them. and
recommend the following:
That the County Auditor be author
led 10 allow said expenses in the
next monthly port Of the said Sher-
III, IN as much as the expenses were
incurred in the execution of an order
by the County Court OF la Sale
County
All of which is respectfully sub
mitted.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-26

mi nekupovali- a hromadili zla
to a cenne papiry. Nebylo by
nam to zdravo. - Mu5ime o.
tevriti sve trhy, TAX ably JIM
narodove meli pfilezitost pla-
til "a veci, kterych potfebuii,
jinak nemohou Cd mas kupova-
ii to, co NAME"
"Vzpamatuje-ll Sc Evropa,
staneme Sc narodem, ktery bu-
de zasobarnou celeho sveta ne
jenom V uveru, ale i v surovi-
mach. To jeste nikdy nestalo
Sc v deiinach sveta. Bud mel
nekdo penize ale material, ale
nikdy oboji najednou. My NJ.
me obojiho nadbytek a vedle
toho mas prumysl V pravem slo
va smysIu kvete. My zasobuic-
me svych 105,O00.00O lidi
vsim potrebnym, vyrobime vse
cko, co potrebujeme sami a
pro vsecko, co nam zbude, ra-
jdeme trh v cizine. Dncs Wy
roblme ocel O 500 ma tune laci-
ntji, nez Anglicane, zaklada-
telc ocelafskeho prumyslu."
"V6rim, ze zvetseni platu =
Anglii bylo raprosto nutne. An
glie mohla ovladati svetove IT,
by jen tim, re svym delnlkum
platiIa tax malo. Nyni jich uz
neovlada. Il toho 81 musime Wi
ii ponauceni a pamatovati 81,
ze muslme delniky platiti do
bre, sice Sc 10 ma mas vymstl.
Zamestnavatele must Sc pfipra
viii ma velike ustupky, ma tako
vt, jakym dosud nebyli zvyk-
Il. ale jakmile sc vec ia prove
de, jakmile Sc smifi Zamestna-
vatel s delnikem, budeme mi:i
rozreseny nejt6zsi problem I.
tim ziskame nesmirne vyhody
pred ceiym svetem."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-26
[WSSl LEI lWSSl
SOK OILS K A
HLfDKA.
(Pofadatel Ton. Vorasek, ,1647
So. St. Louis Ave-, Chicago.)
ZENY We SPORTU.

Mas sport hleda usllovne no..
vych drah. I'll, kdoZ mu nej-
horliveji slouzili ne nekolik
saison, nybrz leta, poznavaji,
pfehfizejice "urazenou drahu,
re jsme sportovnim hnutim
nedosahli cilG, ktere nam tanu
ly ma mysli, kdyz jsme sport
roubovali ma strom naSeho kul-
.turniho snazeni, nebo ze jsme
jich nedosahli uplne. Vsechen
narod nejen re citi vanuti no.
veho vzduchu, nejen re test Sc
ma novy zivot, nybrz poznava
take - zatim svymi vudcimi
hlavami = move ukoly. Vine,
re mas vsechny ceka mno-
ho a intesivni prace. Ceka te
locvjcne smery, iimz pripadne
t.kol pracovati ma vytvoreni no
veho fysickeho typu ceskeho.
Typu zdraveho, silneho a kra-
sneho, iehoz podklad ovsem V
nasem lidu jest dan.
Vefime We vSestrannou schop-
most vyvoje ceskeho lidu, ale
-nejen verime, nybrz chceme
pro nj pracovatj. A nechceme
telesny vyvoj ponechati rozhod
mutt nepatrne celkem hrstky
iednotlivcu. iako Sc dosud da-
70. Jako vsichni Sc must dnes
vzd6lavati dusevne, tax vSichni
Sc budou muset zdokonalovati
i fysicky. Svetova valka uka-
zala, ze narodove, kteri peco-
vail y t6lesnou kulturu ze
vAech narodu nejvice, i bez
militaristicke vychovy - fy-
sickle a dusevni - dovedli "a
"hvtiti a zlomiti naraz zvoja-
tteleho naroda. Sportovni hfl
ste a telocvicny vyhraly proti
kasarenskemu dvoru a vojen-
skemu evident. V6rime, re ne
hude uz valek. ale pro tuto vi
ru nenechame zemekouli svych
4valn.
A nestaGi nam miti slime,
krepke muze. Musime miti j
zeny takove. Proto chceme,
ably zena sledovala muze ma
''portovni hriste a do telocvi-
cen. Dalo Sc tax ovsemfuz dri
We. Ia Sokolstvo mluvf jeho
slety. We sportu zeny obme-
Zovaly sve ucastenstvi ma lawn
tents, trochu jezdily ma kole,
hojne plovaly a v Roudnici
itch i nekolik velmi zpdsobne
veslovalo. Ale nechceme ze-
pu We sportu a v telocviku vi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-26
LETNf ChOROBY.

Jak muzete svadeti vinu ma
ialudek, neni-li Vam leckdy
1olno v letnich mesicich? Jlte
Isl prilis mnoho, iibujetc 81 v
3okrmech, jez Vasemu zalud-
ku nesvedei, pohybujele sc ma
.lc, protoze chcete uziti hotlnd
veho automobile a pod. Ale
prejete-li 81 radu, muzen e
Vam poslouziti: Pecujte pravi-
1elne o cistotu sveho zaluuku
lzivanim Trinerova L6civeno
Horkeho Vlna! Tento lex pu5n
oi rychle a bez jakychkoli ne.
pfijemnosti. Jest pri tom veimi
tahodny a obsahuje ien SOU
castky, jez plati "a neispole-
hlivejSl cistitele vnitrrosli. Do
,stanete jej kazde lekarns. 4
navstlvi-li Vas boleni kfizi,
Gill houser, poslete 81 do lekar
my lined pro Trineruv Lini-
ment, nejlepSi prostredek, kite.
ry da bezpecna ulevu. anil b.
zpusobil puchyfe. Joseph
rriner Company. 1333-131S S.
Ashland Ave-, Chicago, III.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-26

Frank A. Vanderlip, jeden Z
nejvetsich new-yorskych ban
keru, pobyl dlouho V Europe q
nyni po SVEN navratu pravi:
"Jednou z nejnalehav6jslch o.
tack ,ktere nyni mali byti
rozreseny, jest pomer mezi ka-
pitale1l1 praci. Mugi Sc fesiti
porozumenim a povolnosti Sc
strany zamestnavatelu V mife
daleko vetSi nez-li Sc to delo
doposud. Mym hlavnim ukolem
jest poukazati ma velikou skve
lou pTilezitost, jakou ma Anne
rika, ably pomohla Evrope a
tim celemu svetu a tez sobe. To
by bylo ia tech okolnosti, ze
So Europa sebere a postavi ma
nohy ma t6chze fospodafskych
z;ikladech, ma kter%ch stala
drive. Neni jisto, stane-li Sc to
skutecne, ale ma kazdy pad bu-
de miti Amerika postaveni
skvGle."
Europa dnes trpi dalako Vi
&C svTm hospodarskym rozkla-
dem. nez-li tou hroZnou zka-
Zou, llterou ma vSech bVvalych
bOjiS,ich vidime. Je TO ma ce-
lem evropskem kontinentu a V
mire pon6kud mensl V Anglii.
Tato rozharanost Jest ku po-
divu velika. Tam, kde jest ne
dostatek vyroby, nezamestna-
most, nouze a hlad, NIUE doji
ii k vecem, ktere budou horSi
nez-li byla valka sama. Nemn-
zeme Tici, re by pricinou boil
sevismu byla jenom nouze,
hlad. Ma vSech stranach vidi-
me V Europe lidi, iiz pochybuji
o spravnosti a zdravosti dneSni
no hospodafskeho fadu. Je to
v Anglii. Pricinou toho jest
nemoznost pfivesti dnesni po-
merry do poradku. Ma priklad,
delnici soudi, lie Sc vSechno
zlepsi, kdyz dostanou vyssi
mzdy. Zorganisuji Sc, chteji
vyssi mzdy, vyjdou ma stavku.
dostanou co chte.ji a potom -
shledaji, re Sc mic nezlepsilo.
Ceny zivotnich potreb stoupaji
rychleji nez mzdy. A tu vzni-
kali myslich lidi pochybnosti
jde-li vsechno cestou spravnou.
obvinuji kapitalisty, ze Jim na
Jedne strane mzdy zvySi, ale
ia druhe strane je oloupi IVY
senim cen. TAX Sc nysle lidu
otravuji tam V Europe, kde je
vSude dostatek zapalneho ma
terialu."
"Cela Europa jest velikym
prumyslovym strediskem, jedi
nou tovarnou. Vyjmeme-li Ru-
sko, Rumunsko a k tomu ma
nejvvse jest6 Uhry, neni V Ev-
rope jedine zem6, ktera by ma
svJch. pollch statila sve obyva-
telstTo uziviti. Vsechny dova-
ze.; Z ciziny, lide musi iisti 9
H. c, CO V cizine koupi, take
PIE ii. Toto musi Evropa uye-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-26

SUI CIHlOSL cNC tON NdlIy. llfd-ll
Sc ieji obyvatelstvo udrzeti ma
zivu. Obyvatelstva minulych
Ietech piibyvalo a zivilo Sc ma
zaklade prumyslovem pra-
covalo So pro cizinu. Europa ne
ma ami svtho suroveho materi-
lu. Ten Sc vzdy pred valkou
pTiyazel, donna rrosel tovarna
mi, Zpracoval Sc a Ease Sc Wy
vazel. Ia penize strzene Sc ku
poval novy material a potrava
pro delniky.''
"Takovy sys .em ovsem utrpi
valkou neidrive a nejvice. Val
l1a rozrusi trhy, rozruSi delhi
ckou 5ituac;, nastanou velike
nbtize sc ziskanim surovin pro
prnmysl, skoro neptekonatelna
! potize s dopravou domaci. roz-
ruSi sc soustava peneznl, vzni-
knou ohromne dluhy a dane a
to vsecko ovSem pu obj ma IT,
by a tovarni vyrobu. Dnes ie
ma prvnim miste treba, aby Sc
vyroba co neidrive uvedla do
pravidelneho proudu. Europa
rluze Sc zachraniti jen, kdyz
zatne znovu pracovati. A pra-
ce jest zastavena V mire dale
ko vetSi, nez-li 81 zde muzeae
predstaviti."
Europa musi Znovu zacit
vyrabeti, ale ably Sc mohla do
toho pustit, k tomu bude po~
trebovati pomoci. Hlavni povin
most, ulehciti il V bremenech,
spadne ovSem ma mas. Take j.
nj narodove mohli by pomoci.
Ma prvem miste musime po-
skytnouti Europe liver, niko.i
liver takovy, kerry by il napl-
nil statni pokladny, jez jsou
velice prazdne, ale liver tako.
IVY, ktery by pomohl ma nohy
jeilmu prumyslu, liver he V pc
haZich, ale surovinach, We
strojich, V jistem mnozstvi pc
t, avin a potreb pro zeleEice.'
"Veflm ze staneme Sc pru-
myslovym stfediskem sveta.
Nevefim, lie Sc to stane lehce
anebo re to pride samo sebou.
Londyn byl financnim stredi-
skem sveta po dlouhou dobu a
konal sve povinnosti dobre. ale
i kdyby vSecky obchodni cesty
vedly onim smerem, tolik Jest
iisto, re takovy financni stied
sveta mu2i byti V stavu, vypla-
Get sve financni zavazky ma
pozadani We zlate. To dovede
Amerika, ale nikeio v Evrop6. >
"Nase vyhody nebudou jen
financni. Budere miti ohron,-
ny zahranitni obahod, ale mu-
sim" :: pamatovatj, lie nasim
1kt lie neni jen prodavati, n.y.
brz take kupovau. Musime HE
dati jine narody 3 takoyyn zto
zlm, jakeho my potfebuieno I
chceme koupiti. Zbozi must Sc
platiti zbozim. Mic by nam to
nebylo platno, kdybychom sa-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-26

~ oSS q PAOt1 AIIuLl II VcuICJSA
lvojice. Uvidite nebo aspon
! ycitite, ze We smisene hire hra-
| pres vsechno sve 1sili tlohu,
terra must urazeti jejf hrdost.
/ Nechte zenu treba zavodi-
| |, ale nestGjte u cile S hodin-
ami. Neide petinky a de
;etinky vteriny, nybrz o zdra-
| e evident. A volte opatrne
viceni. Hledte predevsim k |
'lcinku zdravotnfmu, ale neza-
ledbavejte ami zretelG kraso
:itnych. Ne k Will divaku,
aybrz k Will zene. Zena chce
byti predevsfm krasna a pax
eprve silna. To jest jeji pra-
20, ktereho Sc nevada pro
E.port telocvik. Moudri pro-
i,agatori, trebas cenili vyse
draw nez krasu, budou dbati
ohoto psychologickeho cini-
ele z krasy cvicenf ucini sve-
no spojence. Ma vecerech
hytmickeho telocviku, ktere u |
poradala zizkovska jednota,
zdy to byla krasa techto cvi-
'eni a ladnost tela jimi jakoby
,ez namahy unaseneho, ktera
,slqovala tax, ze divaci i "u-
:inkujicf' zapomfnali, ze co vi
II, Jest telocvik a casio = ver-
- telocvik nikterak lehky.
3udeli treba jdete 81 pro prvky
akoveho t6locviku al do dob
antickych, ale vylucte re zen
'keho telocviku a sportu vsech
no, v Gem b y zena nechtela
.amo sebe videti v zrcadle.
Dnes Sc uz rozumi muzske
nu telocviku a sportu jinak
1ez jako vychove silakG. A
i'm meme chceme z zen made
att silacek, ktere "a cenu re-
:ordu riskuji zdravi i pfivab.
7zdyt cilem techto snah must
'yti i zdravi krsa. A casem
,e sve radosti uvidime, ze tech
0 dvou cnosti dospivame ma
ednou.
Zensky sport pozaduje ne
en- zenskehos evident, prime
nneho zeninym silam, potfe-
am a zalibam. nybrz zensk6
20 prostredi. Tim nepravime,
e muzske prostrd ddi nasich
portovnlch sdruzeni by bylo
mad mravn6 zavadne, ale o.
avame Sc, re by zena v mem
e stala muzatkou, figurou zpo
a komickou, zpola trapnou.
Bude dobre, kdyz zena spor-
en- nabude vice rozhodnosti.
evnosti, kdyz prestane byti
mesici nemohoucnosti, fales-
e naivnosti a koketnosti, a.
eluifci vsude vsude v ne
lostatku spasne a krasne hrdo
! ma galantnOst muzG, kdyz
2 nauci We sportu stat ma
'astnich nohach, ale proto ne
nj ztratiti mic z tech ciste zen
kych vlastnostl, pro ktere il
lilujeme jako milenku, zenu
matku. ktere il cini .strazky-
[ uslechtilosti, iemnosti a ja-
zivota. Chceme, aby zenv
ebyly vice popelkami, aby
estra bratrem, zena mu-
EN- Sc DELLA o vsechnu plnost
'vota tn radost z n6ho. je
N uslechtilym a pfece sill
ym a silivym projevem je te-
'sne cviceni, chceme mlti zdra
6, slime, krepke a krasne zcny
matky krasnych a silnych
,kOleni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-26

1
! Mluvili jsrne nedavno 0 pra-
WI a povinnosti k telesnemu
cvieeni jako Q vseobecnem pra
WI povinnosti. - Chceme
vseobecnou tAocvEnou povin-
most. NemIzeme ciniti vyjim-
ky u zen. A zejmen nikoiv
dnes, kdy sc zenam otevfra '
mife nebyvale vstup do verej-
neho zivota, kdy zena vic a Vi
ce vystupuje po box muzi v
cinnosti vyd6lecne. Avsak
kdybychom zenu i nadale vi
deli temef vyhradne v rodine
= kde bude vzdy jejf nejkra
snejsi, nejradostnejsi a nejpo-
zehnanejsf misto - muslme Re
me dati vice telesne vychovy
s nj vice telesne zdatnosti nez
losud nabyvala.
Ale nechceme re zeny ucini-
tt We sportu soupere muzova.
II muzskeho telocviku neucini.
te zensky tim, ze jej date pro.
|vozovat zenam.
Mluvi Sc, ii spise mluviva-
llo sc o zenske inferiorite. jest
Ndanliva a tam, kde by byla j
skutecna, nenf "prirozena,
nybrz jen zdedena :" (J. Lou
bet), jest zpnsobena biologi-
ckym, ale jeste socialnim w.
vojem, jenz byl dlouho ovla-
dan muzem. Prosluly angli-
cky fysiolog Huxley v dopise
londynskym Timesum napsal
citovano podle Lestera F. War.
da: Cista sociologie: "Slysel'
jsme mnoho fysicke nemohol
cnosti zen. Nektere z techtt
domnelych prekazek jsou ne
lpochybne vlastnf jejich orga
nismus, avsak devet desetin /;
Mich jsou uncle - produk
jejich zpGsobu zivota. - Do
nnfvam Sc, ze temto vysled
:um zahalky, 1navy a "pre
drazdenosti mysli', kterou za
drsnejsich cast nazyvali leda
lbylost, by mic necelilo dcinneji
lez spravedlivy podfl ma zdra
| :, k urcite veci cilicf praci
'pojeny pfave tax spravedli
ym podilem ma zdrave hfe :,
I och mladosti".
i Zensky organism tedy nen
lsam sobe prekazkou sportu
Naopak chyby, ktere zenan
|lze vytknouti, ,-stsou prave dd
lvodem pro vstup zeny do spor
tovniho a telocvicneho hnuti
Ovsem treba dnesnich slabost
zenina organismu ziska
, nych vyvojem - peclive dbati
ably telocvik neSkodil a zejme
IA neohrozil poslani zenino ia
20 matky.
V Sokole, kde Sc nejen cvici
nybrz horlive pracuje theor
|ticky, bylo mnoho po teto stran
: ce vykonano, &C samy kruhy sc
kolske nemaji We vsech stran
, kach zenskeho telocviku jas
no, ktere by je uspokojovalo
We sportu vsak Sc teprve pri.
stupuje k resent problemu, ktt
: |reho Sc must sucastniti sportol
tel, lekari, vychovatele a hlav
,e zeny samy.
!, Jest treba peclive sestaven(
10 programu, jehoz podstatol
, zatim bude vyber re sportl dc
savadnich, nez dospejeme ]
novym zenskym kombinacin
cviceni nebo sportum ciste zer
, |skym. Ma Stesti Jest uz dnes
n6kolik sportu, ktere vzdy by.
valy domencu zen. (Na pf
. hra croquet, a ceska hra. sest;
''vena neboztikem profesorem
byti zdravi i krasa. A casen
hazena). MGzeme pripusti
ii, ably zeny pestoyaly prede
vsim mnohe obory lehke athl'
tiky. Velmi stastne, jak w
sledky svedci, otazku zenske
Iho telocviku resila Zizkovski
. iednota Sokolska "a veden
I
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-11-20
MAY Build
sSOO,0)0 HOTEL
Preliminary Plans for Hostelry
Shaping-W. II Moore
Back of 1t.
ON READ HOUSE SITE

q Nss Z 1sa+Z " /.
A new. modern, fireproof hotel is in
sight for Chattanooga In not dis
tant future If present plans of w. H.
Moore, proprietor o. he Read house,
and a number of interested business
men pan out. According to Mr..
Moore, preliminary steps are about
to be taken toward the formation or
a new hotel company with capital
stock of nearly a million dollars.
Plans for the new project are as
yet in an incomplete state. 1t Is
planned, however, to erect modern
hotel building of 300 rooms, costing
approximately $800,000. on the pres
ent site of the Read house. The new
building will occupy only about half
th site now occupied by the Read
house, extending through from Broad
to Chestnut street and facing Ninth,
Mr.. Moore stated.
The building will be of reinforced
concrete and steel construction, mod
ern in every respect and including all
the appointments necessary to an up
to-date hotel, Mr.. Moore predicted.
Every room will have a private bath.
The building will probably be about
twenty stories in height If plans ma
terialize.
In speaking of the ability Of Chat
tanooga to support a new hotel. Mr..
Moore said that the city could sup
port a modern building in the place
of the Read, but could hardly fill an
additional hotel.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-11-20
WILL ASK FOR
7-CENT FARES
Gen. Gates Will Seek Per-
mission for Increase
< From Court.

Initial gsteps toward increasin
street car fares in Chattanooga from
the present rate Of cents for one
continuous passage tot cents and 2
cents additional for transfer, were
taken this afternoon when Gen. G. t.
Gates, representing attorneys for the
Chattanooga Railway and Light COM
pany, the Commercial Truts company
and all other companies interested
and involved in the street car receiv-
ership, asked authority from Judge
E. T. Sanford to make application
to the railroad public utilities COM
mission at Nashville to increase the
local fare to z cents.
Increased cost of maintenance OF
the street railway. increased wages
and the expenditure Of from 20 to "a
per cent. of the gross incomes derived
for maintenance, which resulted in
deficit, were assigned asthe chief rea-
sons for asking the increase. Judge
Sanford has taken the matter under
advisement and will make decision,
probably Friday or Saturday.
A cash fare of cents for one con-
tinuous passage is asked with addi-
tional charge Of cents for transfer
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-11-20
l5c Increase in Wages of
Miners Offered by Owners

Washington, Nov. 20.-An increase
in wages of Is cents per ton and 20
per cent. over the existing day scale
to become effective Immediately, the
bitumnous coal miners return to
work. was offered by the operators at
the meeting today of the wage scale
committees in the central competitive
bituminous field.
In announcing the offer, Thomas T.
Brewster, chairman Of the operators
scale committee, said the operators
tad proposed the existing working
conditions be continued and that the
contract be operative until March 81,
1929.
John L. Lewis, acting president of
the United Mine Workers of Amer
lea, declared the increase was to-
tally inadequate, adding that the
miners had not assumed, the offer
had been made seriously. The OPP
orators, he said, had proposed in
creases in the price of miners sup
plies, which would absorb practically
all the wage advances.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-11-20
Wilson Calls New Labor
Conference for Dec.

Washington, Nov. 20.-President
Wilson today appointed a new in
dustrial conference and called it into
session here Dec. 1.
The conference will be composed
of seventeen men, including govern
ment officials, business men and for
mer members of the cabinet and for
mer governors of states. and it will
carry on the work undertaken by the
national industrial conference which
foundered on the rocks of collective
bargaining.
The personnel Of the conference
follows:
Secretary of Labor Wilson, Former
United states Attorney Generals
Thomas w. Gregory and George w.
Wickersham; Former Food Admins
traitor Herbert Hoover, Former Sec
retary of Commerce Oscar S. Straus,
Henry M. Robinson, Pasadena, CAL;
Prof. Frank w. Taussig, former
chairman of the tariff commission;
Former Gov. Samuel w. Mccall, of
Massachusetts; Former Gov. Martin
H. Glynn, of New York; Henry c.
Stuart, of Virginia; DR.. w. o.
Thompson, Ohio State university;
Richard Hooker. Springfield. Mass. !;
George T. Slade, st. Paul; Julius
Rosenwald, Chicago; Owen ID. Young,
New York City; H. ]. Waters, of
Manhattan, Kas., and Stanley King,
Boston.
Letter From President.
President Wilson has sent the fol-
lowing letter 70 Secretary of Labor
Wilson and to each of the conferees
White House,
Washington, Nov. 10, 1919.
My Dear Mr.. Secretary-In con-
currence. with the suggestion
given me by the public group of
the recent industrial conference,
I am calling new body together
to carry on this vitality important
work, and 1 trust you will give
me the pleasure of naming you as
one of it's members.
Guided by the appearance OF
| the last conference, have thought
it advisable that in this new
| body there should be no recog-
| milton of distinctive groups, but
| that all of the new representa-
tives should have concern that
our industry may be conducted
with such regard for Justice and
fair dealing, that the workman
will fee! himself imbued to put
forth his best efforts, that the
employer will have an encourag-
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-11-20
ASK COURT FOR
DRY Law RULING
Assistant Atty.-Gen. Frierson
Supports Constitution
alityof Act. II.

washington, Nov. 2os--IThe su4,
preme court was asked today to de-
termine the constitutionality Of the
wartime prohibition act, as well as
the Volstead prohibition enforcement
act, during arguments in appeals
brought to test congress right to
prohibit the manufacture and sale OF
'intoxicants.
While many conflicting decisions
have been rendered in various parts
of the country upon the question, to-
days arguments involved only three
cases-one from Kentucky. in which
the wartime act was declared uncon-
stitutional, and two from New York,
in which the authority of congress
no only to make the country dry,
but to enforce it, was sustained.
A crowded courtroom marked the
opening of arguments in the liquor
cases. Wayne b. Wheeler, counsel
for the antisaloon league, was on
hand early, as was Robert Grain, gen.
eral counsel for the brewers. In the
array of legal talent interested in
the various cases appealed to the su-
preme court there appeared former
Secretary of State Elihu Root, Will
liam d. Gutchrie, of New York; Will
liam Marshall Bu,litt, of New York;
Walter S. Dreyfoos. Of New York;
Walter c. Dyes. of New York, and
William L. Marbury. of Baltimore.
The argument was opened on the
appeal of the government in the
whisky case of the Kentucky Distil-
leries Warehouse company, involving
tn" decision of Judge Evans permit
ting sale of tax-paid whisky. Assist
ant Atty Frierson. of the de-
partment of justice, argued in sup
port of the constitutionality of the
act. This is valid, constitutional
law, still in effect" said Mr.. Frier-
son. II do not understand that the
validity of the law when passed Is
attacked. but 1t is now attacked be-
cause necessity for it has passed. This
raises the question of the power of
congress to act.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-11-20
Police Arrested on
Charge Of Bribetaking

Petersburg. Va, Nov. 20.--Six menu
bers of the Petersburg police depart
ment have been arrested under grand
jury indictment charging acceptance of
bribes and participating in numerous
robberies committed mere during the
last year. Twenty-four other indict-
ments were returned and other arrests
are expected In its report to Judge
Mullin, the jury charges that the po-
lcenen knowingly permitted crimes.
and in some instances were parties to
them. The report states that In some
cases Officers have had information of
proposed robberies and have even gone
so far as to watch outside of n building
being robbed while the thieves oper-
atcd on the inside. and after coming
out of the building the thieves and Of
ficers all left together"