davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-26
THE WEATHER.

Indiana-Partiy cloudy tonight
and TUESDAY. probably showers IN
south portion Lover Michigan -
Fair tonight and PROBABLY Tuesday
not much change in tenn peraturs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-26

CONTINUED - PAGE NINEJ
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06
MADARSKA KAMUFLAZOVANA
"REVOLUCE'.

zemi papriky gulase vzdy potrpell ma okaZaostl
lIrab6 Karoly maebnem mad arskem kro kfvou savc
navoskovanym kny siavnosrim Zpusolem rozdava seda
vlasni pozeky Tax vypadaa pfedehra madarske re-
bengaskGho ohne Ones jc pomau slave, ben
gaIsk shasta zby en pc Mich vzdy nevyhnuelny "a
pach Pred banami sof krom Francouzu Rumunu, Srbu
Ces svym pobrant ovaky kterychzo poslednich ma
darsti rytTi rkavai nesydate neskonale houpe nadu
tost emIer COZ prelozeno ibozvucne be-
tarstny naSeho zn ze Sovak nen fovekem kdy
eSte pred Madarum nekdo fek re budOu mu
pIii Sovakum dnes stOjicm pred branam hlaF
niho m6sa, jst6 by Sc byi pfi ne jmensim pominuli
Spasiel Uher die boevicke fasony Lenna Trockeho.
Bella Kun mee prav6 poslednho Komunstcky pokus jest
zvrhlo houpou videskou frasku Poku nezdafil
Madare Ruskem zadneho porovntn. Obklope-
ma jest kolen maymi n5rody vesmes stocm spojenc,
kteri jeduo sou velke asce rytifskym Madarum
Statia en mala yoenska demonsrace ceskosovenska
mnsk ably Sc madarska slava poticky vdhas uopl be-
zednem bahne Madarsti rytiri dnes mus
Sc dovolavati mosti opovrhovaneho m Sovaka; jaka
hanba jaky dukaz maomocnost neen uherskych magnat
ale dnesn proletskG vady Ruda armada eji vubec ami
neprtee nevyGka rozedran bosi e vojac pn hadu pre-
biha a zrazuji vlast Eus chleba.
k% Spoenc nehodiaii zmOcnit Budapest pOsa kunoV
utmatun ably ednouse kil kdyz Madaf 81 zvoli zod
povenou vadu mohou pax pancvati Vsude kde Jech be-
tarstina haho ak chei, Jen kdyz vnnl nepokoe ohio
zovat nebudou Kid pokoj sousedu NepuJde- pan kohn
neb sm dostane ednodusc vyhazov Uhram dktovany
budou prisnejsi podminky Vada komuny jest ne
oblibena uhersJ lid srdecne vita Vosko ceskosoVehske
osatni a povazuie ie zachrancc.
Zdoati bolsevsm rusky Jest pro spoJence vec nemoz
non ale Madarm jde este dat prosiedek odporny slce
ale zdravy dobry ably vyltt bosevickt epidemic.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06
KDE Sc BUDE PODPlSOVAT
MIR.
PlSe karel M acif

Rika nell al dOsud, re Jsme
ma mirove konferenci. nemlu-
vine vlastne Zcela pfesnd, Ne
bot pri mirove konferenci ie
nu.no, ably byiy zastoupcny O.
be strany, iak vitozi, TAX i pora
zani. A toho dosud neni. CO
Sc dele .nyni, lze oznacit neJ-
vyse iakozto porady vitezu 0
miroyJch podminkach, kteYe
mali bJti nIozeny poIazcnym.
hz Sc na nich usncsou, budou
zavolani r,lomocnici nemccti,
podminhy Sc jim oznami, d po
tom zac;1c jednani o mir. vlast
nj miroya kolference. Ne jiz
V Paii:.i, AIbrz We Versailich.
Nebot-' tan bude Sc jednal s
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06

NGmci a tam Sc hude pOdpiso-
vat prcliminalni mir.
We slavnc zrcad!ove sini ver
sailskeho zamku. Proc, ncni
tazho uhodaout. Asi pred Sc
sti nedG'emi bylo tOnu 4S let,
co V teto sini zasedl kral vi
iem l., prusky, obklopen nc
meckymi knizSty, pred nim
$ ala gcneralita, zastupci fis-
skeho snemu a vlad, vedlc nc
10 pred truacm Bismarck
'cctl proklamaci, kterou sc two
ii rise nemccka pruskym
kralem V Gelc Il ktcrou Sc ina
rod Hohenzol]ernu prenasi pc
IDLE fadll prvozenstvi clsarsks'
koruna ncmccka. "A pax po-
ivstai vclkovcvoda badensky d
provola, slavu novemu cisri ne
1eckcmu Vilemovi I.
Il pameti osob, suuastne-
inych ma t6chto sta,nich ak.
tech, vine dosti jasne, proc sc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06
(Ceskoslov. Korr.)
(CeSkOSIOV. kOrF.)
IWSsll Wl ,vWs.SSl
BABUSKA BRESkOVSkA "A
ROLSEVICI.

Detroit, Mich. - PAM ka-
|tciina BreSkovska, babicka III
|she revolucc, recnila V jedne
zdcjsi sini ku .ghromaZdeni asi
1900 lidi, phi cemz boSevici,
.iako obyccjne, dali sobe We
det a snazi!i Sc j pfednaSl1u
preruSit. Detroitstl rudl me-: i
dobre pfipravene pl$ny, ale
nGkolik set poljcaltu, ktefi by
ii mczi obccenstvem v sal, ia
ku!isami ma jevisti a kolem ST.
ne IA ulici, dovad.i je udrzeti
na Gzde. Jednou Sc bolsevikum
|podafflo pretrnnouli rec Ma
ctvrt hodiny poiicaitum to
Idalo mloho prace, nez-li 200
kTiklounu aa ulici vycxpedova
| ii. Policistllm pOnahaii vojaci
| V uniformach a namornici, ia.
koz nekteii vojaci, kteri tn
byli navStevou Kanady. VSi-
chni to tinili dobrovol16. V 81
nj ncbyl ncpokoj TAX velikJ
iako ma ulici, kdez sc rudi ku
ipili V poctu stale vGtSlm I'll
kdoz byli odtud zapuz2ni.
shromazdili sc V sini delnicke
no Lycea a odbyva!i am schu
ri ildignacni. Pani BreSkov,
ska mluvila napred anglicky q
pax rusky. Demonstranti pferu
Sovali ii kaS'anim a soupaninI
rohou, AZ byi re sine odstra1e
Ini.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06

lika cast rudy mexicke. Pohoto
We zasoby jsou velike, protoze
neien americka vlada, nybrz i
ostatni spojcnci NELL mnoho
zasob prcde n zakoupenych.
Znacne stoupla ia valky w
roba zinku (v roce 1914 370,-
600 tun, rocc 1917 $4,000
tun.)
Pliznacne jest, ze ceny vsech
techto ,kovu byly V roce 1917
a 1918 regulovany americkou
vladou, ktera byla nejvetsim
konsumentem a mely vyvoj eel
KEN klidny a pomalu vzestup-
ny. Zajimave jest. re po prime
ii zacinaji ~csny kolisati a u
nekterych kovu. jako ma pr.
olova Cd prosinc,e do bfezna
klesly az ma po}ovinu.
Z predchazejicich cifer je
patl1o, iak vlastne Amerika
"a valky vyrostla, uvazime-li
re dovedla svou vyrobu nejen
znacne zvysiti V poneru k
piedvalecnym letum, nybrz il
ii udrzeti dobe, kdy mela 5
, mil. muzu We zbrani a z toho
na 2 mil. ma bojistich. Name
! Ii pfi tom patrnosti, jak V
evropskych zemich al ma ne
patrne vyiimky vsude dulnl a
hutni cinnost V dusledku valec
nych pomeru klesla, yidi.ne z
toho jasne, Jake perspekeivy~o O
tevlraji Sc V budoucno5ti Spo
|ienym Statum We Starem sve-
te.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06

ME pravG We Versailllch. Ia
mex tolto byl dflen aidlem
Ludvika XIV, 'onoho Ludvika,
.ienz pripojil Elsasko a Lotrin
sko k Francii, ono Elsasko q
Lotrinsko, k,erG Nt'nci roku
1871 reklamovali pro sebe. A
pax slo ponizeni Francic. Ia
take opravdu pocit' ovala te'nto
akt jako pollock, jeaz pali'.
rcpubliku ma tvari po skoro
|phl stoleti. Neni tedy divu, re
inyni F'rancouzi 81 preji, ably
zde podepsali Nemci mir, jenz
vraci Elsasko a Lotrinsko Fran
eli itt1z ko.1sta.uje, re rodi-
ma hohenzollcrnska prestala
ibtt rodem panovnickym nejen
V risi, nybrz take v samotnem
/ Prusku.
Nyni tedy stojim V SIM. kde
sc ma odahrat tento historic
Ky akt. Hledim okna, pred
nlmz sc roprosI iraji carovna
dive iezirka a nadherny ver-
saillesky sad, vytvoreny slav-
! nt n architektem Lenotrem,
lido dali sc otvira mezi stromy,
II 1ichz nektere jiz kvetou, ma
.lhcrny pruhled. Dnes ovsem
lncni vidGt daleko, lije Sc jake
/" ko.lvc. proto ';e Ease obraclm
dovnitr. Obrovska mramoro-
va skin, asi sedmdesat metru
dlouha, dckorovana Zrcadly.
A mad mimi malby, Zllazorhu-
iici riznc akty re zivota "kra
Ela-slunce', Ludvika XIV. Jen
;nGkolik obrazu a prece pdso-
'bi d1cs jako narazky ma '1ektc
re jiA.e udalosti.
"Ludvik XIV. nafizuje DOLBY
I'll nei ,iln6iSich pevnostl no.
Ilandsk%ch." Kdo by Viewpoint
.lal ma to, iakou roll hrala Bel
gic V nya6jsi valce. Tehda O.
vse n jeste necxistovala, ale by
70 Holandsko.
Jiny obraz: "Francouzskc
Ivojsko V boji pred ncpritelcm
prcchazi Ryn.' Mysl.Nj Nemcl
ma tc1to obraz, kdyz Sc usne-
s!i proklamovat cisar itvi ne
meckt zde? Cht6li tim rlci, re
,nyni, kdyz mali Elsasko a Lo
;trinsko, Francouzj jiz nikdy
pres Ryn Sc nedostsl1ou? MOI
ma. Vzdyt' jiz roku 1880 psa!
ibasnik Becker znamou basen :
Sic sollen inn nicht habcn,
den frcicn dcutschcn Rhcin,
und wcnn sic auch vie Rabcn
sch hciser darnach schrein.
| (Nedostanou mas volny ne.
mccky R%n. j kdyby ki'ikem pc
nem ochraptGIi jako havrani.)
A.c Alfred dc Musset odpo.
vGdcl:
"Nous Iavons eu votre Rhin
allemand
OH est passe lc pcre, passers
bic,l l'enfant'
Mtti jsAne jei. ten vas ne
mecky Ryn. kudy preset otec
prejde SYM
Historic dala IA pravdl
Francouzovi, roku 1919 Fran
oouzi pfcsli Ryn, ktary pfesl
liz tolikrat jejich predkove.
Nejvetsim doimem - ma pt
litika pusobi ma!by ma o
bou kolcich salu. Prvni pred
;tavuje uzavfcni alliance ne
mecko-span6lsko -holandske ;
druhy .ieii - rozvazani. Jak'
by to byIa primo vys raha
zrovna varoN ~ HAS, jenz vO
Ia: lezapomincj. ze Sc poll
ticke kOnstelaco meni!
V h!ubokem pohnuti vycha
zine re salu.
Ms.a MSS MSS
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06
D0INf A hGINi TEzBA We
F.; SPOJ. sTA9ECH v MIMI
LEM RocE.

LEM NNE.
Spojene Shty Severoameri-
cke zaujimaIy jiz pred vaikou
vyznac.ne mito We svetovem
trhu. Trlleta lneu,ralita do
be svetoveho Izapoleni vyvo!a-
la vsak V ze3ai takovy hospo-
darsky rozmach a upevneni pu
vodnG z nut11psti vzniklych no
vych alebo nalo rozvitych cd
vetvi cinnosti, ze dnes pri vstu
pu do miroF4ho hospodarstvi
zaujima Anerika docela mimo
radne postaEeni. Neni pochy-
by, zc phi Hatnosti jejiho oby
vate stva bbde tohoto mimo-
iadncho staku nalezite vyuzi-
Ito, ably Sc shl stavem rad'ny n.
" dobe, kdE Europa bude Sc
pomalu vzpluzovati, ably dosa
hla We sve brodukci alespon
predvaleenyA hranic, bude
moci AmeriAa bez obavy no.
spodarske kfise svou cinnost
.este zvysovati, protoze jest
predem .jisto ze vybudovani
valkou znicenych objektu V e.
vropskych kfajinach by Sc bez
pomoci americke znacne prota
hlo.
Musime 'lsHy 5 americkym
vlivcm na nase n kcntinent6 po
3itati a Jest 3ahodno, abychon
81 vsimali blize americkych
lvnitrnich porherd. .Zajimavou a
harakteristirkou ukazkou a.
merickeho usili jest prchled
dulni huti|i tezby V minu-
lem roce.
Celkova tezba uhli odhaduje
Sc ma 585 mil. tun. Mnozstvi ia
presahuje z.nacne donaci spo-
trabu. Pohotove zasoby uhli
We Spojenyclf Ssatech koncem
, minu,eho roku byly do3tatec-
/ ne ma sedm nedel. Tezba an
tracitu byla celkem nezmene-
ma, dosahujic 99R mil. turn.
Vyroba koksu Sc maIo zlep-
sla oproti roku 1917 a obna-
sela 561s mil. tun.
Tezba zelezne rudy prot le-
tum predeslfm ponekud klesla
celkovy vytekek byl 1880
900 tun optJtr>7b mil. tun v
roce pfedeslen. Nejvyznacnej
81 a nejlepsi loziska zeleznf
rudy jsou krajine kolem Ho.
fcjsiho jezera, &C nc ovSen
jedina.
Litiny vscho druhu bylo "a
rok 1918 vyrobeno celken
'3S, 100000 tun; srovnani $
! pfcdchazejicim rokem jevl 81
male zlepseni. SIedujeme-li w
Vol vyroby litiny "a poslednicf
Is let, pozorujeme sice Obcas
ne kolisani, ale pres to zfei
mou tendenci postupnehO IVY
sovani. Roku 1904 obnasel;
celkova vyroba pouze 16 a pu
mil. tun, kdezto lOni dosahl;
bezmaja 80 mil. tun. Znacn'
poklesy tOmto pravidelnen
vzestupu vyroby vykazuii jel
leta 1903 a 1911 (doby hospc
datskych krisi v Americc) ;
1914 (pocatek svetove vakly)
Obdobne Sc vyviiela vyrob;
cell, jejiz thru "a minul,
rok dosahuje AZ mil. tun.
VeImi pTiznivou periodu m
la minulem roce tezba petro
Ieje, ktera dovrsila rekordn
. vysc 343 a pul mil. barel'
Il barrel - 100 -. Ac IA ne
k.erych mistech prameny pc
trolciove Sc os abuji, vyrob;
V poslcdnich letech pi'ece iel
uzasn6 rosie, ponevadz byl;
objevena nova velmi vydatn;
Zfidla V Kalifornii a Texas
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06

Cleveland ma nestrannou horlvou poicii - pri
kv6novych bourich dosa kackem byvay fditel
vlske poepSovny.
Nepozehnanejsi zemi easy jest bez odporu Amcrika
name slunecni, standard cas- mGstsky easy W.
chodn zeleznicn suneGn centraln, move stare easy,
nekdy take mzerne easy
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06
MSS s. MSS S

Priruti: Jakou kucharskou
knihu 81 picjcte, milo3tiva pa
nj?
MAZDA DANA: Dejtc mi tu
nejdrazA, milostiva PAM, mui
muz jest Yelky labuznik.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-06
.!Msa !Ma MSS MSS
kRAJAN ZAHYNUL PRI
LODNl KATASTROFE.

Washington. - Dva manor
nici IA muzu posadky Ma
vlecnem parniku Gypsum
Queen utolu1i, kdyz tato lod'
najela ma skalu a potopila sc
ncdalcko Armenske svetlarny,
ncdalckO pobTczi Francie, dnc
%. duI'aa, jak sc sem oznamu
je Z Brcstu, do kterehozto pri
stavu jcla. Mczi zahynulyni
byi i krajan Josef Trojanck 2
cisla 1916 Airport s,r., Chica-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10
E|GHT KNOWN DEAD
 IN ELEVATOR BLAST
Financial Loss Estimated at Nearly Two Millions From
 Explosion
By Associated Press

Port Colbern, Ontario, August 9-Eight persons were killed and score injured. seven of them seriously, in an explosion Which wrecked the large government grain elevator of the Welland canal here this afternoon. Four of the bodies have been recovered: one has been located in the debris of the elevator and three others are in the wreck of the barge Quebec. which lies on the beach outside the harbor, where she was towed to pre- vent her sinking. The financial loss is es- timated at s1,S00,00o Spontaneous com bustion is believed to have caused the explosion.
 The explosion occurred shortly after the dinner hour. The concussion shook the whole town. Flames spread through the wreckage but because of fireproof construction they soon burned out.
 The barge Quebec. moored at an ele- vator leg. was smothered under pile of wreckage as she heeled over and a huge rent was torn in its side by a block of concrete To prevent sinking the barge was lowed outside the breakwal and beached.
 The elevator was built eight years ago at cost of s2.O6009O. It had a capacity If more than 200o.O0n bushels and the pins were said to have been about one third filled with grain.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10
Kilby Claims Opposition To Unjust Mineral Taxes Ls Based
 onS nSelfshness andMoney Greed

of our beloved state feel confident that the narrow and selfish demands made by few interests and their law yers and lobbyists during the delbera- tions of the present legislature will not meet with the sympathy and concurrence of the people at large. The terrific on- slaughts on the legislature by these in- terests and their attempt to strike down schedule after schedule of the proposed revenue hill could not be more venomous If they were fighting some foreign govern ment with whom the people were at war: and if each selfish interest could have it's own way, if the legislature should fail to exercise it's own sovereign rights and yield to the demands of these lob bvists not only would the state be left without any additional Nsource of revenue but the very mechanism which should DC provided for the collection of that reve-. nue which is due would be stricken down and not even the revenue which we have right to expect under the present laws could be fully collected At the same time not one of them offers a single constructive measure as a substitute for those that have been stricken down.
 EASY TO TEAR DOWN
 Tt is easy to tear down, but it is not easy to build up. Blind selfishness can destroy the very source of the gov ernment. It takes patriotism, ntellig-
 
 on the waste places the things needed by the civilized men and women of tho day, It is for the legislature to deter mine at last whether it should be guided and directed in this critical situation of their state by these selfish interests or by the higher considerations of pa- trintisro ard unselfsh devotion to sthe needs of the state.
 The main points of attack on the pending revenue bill are the proposed in co-re and excess profits taxes and the coal and iron ore privilege taxes.
 The house of representatives has amended the bill so as to reduce the rate of tax on excess profits. Under the amendment a business employing SlOo,. 900 and earning s2oOoo would pay an ex- cess profits tax of st35 per year. A busi ness employing s51.ooN and earning siou0 per year would pay s45 per year
 'J am assuming that the amount of taxes paid to the state would be deduc- tible from the amount to be reported tc the federal government If such deduc tions were not allowed. the amounts
 (Continucd on Page Nine)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10
MANY TO RETURN


 Atlanta, August 9.-Although union railway shopmen in Atlanta and Bir- mingbam continued to remain away from their work today the promised return Monday of 4000 striking shop men at Macon, Ga, and Albany, Ala, appreciably improved the situation in the southeast.
 Two thousand shop workers of the Central of Georgia, Southern, Georgia Southern and Florida and Macon, Dub lin and Savannah railroads employed in Macon shops, voted by a substantial majority to resume their work Monday At Albany, Ala, where 2000 men have been on strike at the Louisville and Nashville shops, mass meeting was held with a result that vote favorable to return was tabulated At Savannah Ca, and Montgomery, Ala. shop work CTS agreed to return under conditions which have not as yet been definitely settled
 So far as Atlanta was concerned the shopmen remained firm in their refusal to resume work. Another mass meet ing was held today and additional res
 (COntinued on Page EighO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10
IN LANCE OF WILSON, STRIKERS
 DECLARE PURPOSE
 OF REMAINING OUT
T epresentatives of Chicago t Daa mate Colfor-
 e aterna
to End SLlin1
By Associated Press

Chicago, August 9.-Repre- sentatives of the Chicago dis trict council of the Federated Railway Shopmen's union, which called a strike August 1, in defiance of the international officers of the shop crafts un- ions, today dominated confer ences at which some of the in- ternational officers sought to have the men return to work in obedience to the wishes of President Wilson.
 The council sent ii telegram to
 the President stating that until
 some concession had been made
 the attitude of the men would he
 unchanged and they would remain
 on strike.
 John D. Sanders. secretary of the council, asserted that notwithstanding the claims of the international officers and rail officials that not more than 1000 men were on strike. not fewer than 25O.0oo men were out. In Chi cago, the secretary said. no men had returned to work. In the Chicago dis trict, only a few had resumed their work, he said.
 At the request of the district council former Senator James Hamilton Lewis of Illinois last night telegraphed to President Wilson recommending that the director general take up the sub ject with a view to bringing harmony between the international officers and heads of the mems committees or confer with the committees direct by having them go to Washington and sit with the grand lodge presidents in the con- ferences so that an agreement to get the men back to work at once might be reached.
 Secretary Sanders said telegrams from unions throughout the country all indicated the men Ns Jld com aue on strike.
 Federal railroad managers admitted there was small improvement today in the Chicago district and that the sit- uation was serious.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10
AGREEMENT MADE
 AND B. R. T. STRIKE
 ENDS LAST NIGHT
 By Assaniated Press

New York, August 9.---The strike which for four days hns paraIyzed traffic on the surface, subway and elevated lines of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit company was called off tonight after an agreement had been reached between repre- , sentatiVeS of the strikers and LindIey NJ. Garrison, receiver foi the road.
 Under the terms of this agree nent, the strikers win their Hrin- cipni demand. recognition e ls Amaigamated Association of and Electric Halfway Empl provided they can show tt per cent of the company piOyes were members of the U7i int at midnight, August x. This union officials profess to he confident they can do.
 Other clauses of the agreement provide that Mir. Garrison will re- ceiVe committee presenting grievances of the employees. That any grievances which cannot he adjusted will he submitted to nrbi- trntion and that the receiver and the strikers bind themselves to abide by the results of such arbi- traitor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10
TODAY'S AGE-HERALD

SECTION A 1-Entire secret service after hoari-
 ing.
 Kilby claims opposition to unjust
 taxes based on seifishness and
 greed.
 Organized labor not to attempt to
 impose plan on other industries. Jefferson would gain three house
 members under senate bill. Strikers declare purpose of re-
 maining out 2--Guardsmen see danger in new
 army bill s-Theodore, Jr.. begins campaign. 4-Editorial 5-Pettus to start investigation of
 hoarding here.
 Two dead and many injured when
 train strikes work cars. Children's aid society to launch
 campaign. 6--Mag nificent property being laid
 out for Birmingham homes. 9-How political bees get into Bir-
 mingham and where they stins 10--Strike of local shopmen remains
 unchanged. 12--Scenes from "Auction of Souls" l 13--Lieutenant Lockiear booked for
 state fair 14--Greeks charged with atrocities.
 SECTION R l-o--opOi 4---Glorious Winnataska. 12--Nsws from Mississippi capital. i3-With the Boy Scouts.  i6--The funniest men that ever lived.
 SECTION C---SOCIAL "A chronicle of society. 3-Many Alabamians making notable
 records in east 4--Engagemepts- 5--Iove affairs of lonely woman. 6--Dolly Dalrymple Montgomery society. S-1Q-11--Amusemen
 SECTION D--AUTOMOBILE 1---Pa assing the buck along fiivver
 route. 2--Republic trucks find mud no ob-
 stable. 3--Salesman travels via airplane. 4--Bill Hulsey fliev over Birmingham. Life of truck based on miles, nos
 years. 6---Alabama's own in FTanca 7---The bookshelf
 SECTION E Comic supplement-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10
s1 FARMERS FINED
Rx A,sociated Press

Pittsburg, August 9.--Thirty-two farmers were arrested here today on warrants chasging them with mis- deneanor by Murray Livingston, city ordinance officer. in an effort to check profiteering among farmers who sell foodstuffs in this city at abnormal prices, and who do not mark their meas ures properly as required by law.
 Those arrested were arraigned in gpo- lice court ard fined $1 each for every basket and container which was not marked properly. One farmer of the 32 arrested was discharged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10
DIRECT DISTRIBUTION PLAN

Boston, August 9.-Organization of
 the New England farmer and food
 foundation for the purpose of reducing
 inc cost of living by developing a more
 direct system of distribution of food rroducts between the producer and the consumer was effected at a meeting here today of business men from many sections of New England. By making it easier for the farmer to market his products the organization hopes to en- courage production and at the same time materially reduce costs to the con sumer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10
HOPES GOVERNOR
 WILL YET SEE THE
 ERROR OF HIS WAY

To the Editor of The Age-HeraId.
 Your editorial, "A Word of Ad- vice to Governor KfIby,. is, in my opinion. one of the cleanest, fair est and most timely ever published in your paper. Like you, I have hopes that Governor Kflby's old time business judgment may reas- sert itself. J. H. CRAWFORD,
 Jasper, August 9, 1919.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10
STOCKYARD WORKERS
 VOTE TO GO RACK
 TO JOBS MONDAY
By Associated Pres,

Chicago. August e.-Striking stock yard workers at mass meeting today decided to return to work Monday. Withdrawal of the militia from the yards yesterday and of the deputy sheriffs today was satisfactory to the men.
 The decision. if adhered to. will re- move serious situation that had Tromised to become a general strike with resultsant reduction of meat pro- auction for a large part of the nation.
 The stock yards was placed under guard of militia and police during the race riots last week
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-10
MUSKOGEE POLICE
 GO ON A STRIKE;
 PARADE STREETS
By Associated Pres

Muskogee. Okla. August 8. Thirty-four policemen. all hut two of the IOcai force. struck this uft- crnoon at 4 D. m. and paraded the downtown streets in n body. The walI<out was accustomed by shakeup in the government which resulted in the removal of Berg Hughes as chief of police.
 R. l.. McAfee. appointed chief this morning, is tnking steps tO orronize a new force.