davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-07
ISSUES WARMING
To ALL DOCTORS
Revenue Agent Gives Orders
on Prescriptions for Sale
II Liquor.

Druggists and doctors % south
Berd are IN rcceipt 81 rulings from
POSER J. Kruger. collector of in
term! revenue in regard 20 The is
utn ct prrser!pt calling for
intoxicating ,ieuor \ slip must be
hlicd or the physicians and a
duplicate uvst De furnished Not
more DIAN one quart can be issued
a., e time.
In order % eli the prescriptions
fhr r. font must be under the con-
staut ca-c OF tho physicians.
Regulations for the manufacture
and use OF wines by churches in
sacramento rites are prescribed.
Failure 20 follow regulations and
riolations OF the revenue laws viii
be reported 10 the United States at
torney.
The commissioner ruling fol
lows
Name OF Patients.
All prescriptions shall indicate
clearly the name and address Of the
patient. including street and apart
ment number. II am. the date when
written, the condition or illness for
which prescribed and the name OF
tho pharmacist 20 whom the pre-
scription is 10 be presented for hll-
ing
The physician shall keep a rec
ord in which separate page or
pages shall be allotted each patient
for whom alcoholic liquors are pre-
scribed. and shall enter therein.
under the patients name and ad-
dress. the date Of each prescription.
amount and kind Of liquors dis
pensed by each prescription, and
the name Of the pharmacist filling
the same"
Druggists can not fill prescriptions
until they arc holders of retail liquor
dealers licenses, through the pay
mcnt OF special tax and of a permit
granted in accordance with the pro
visions of n treasury decision. Be
fore the prescription can be filled
the druggist must make sure that his
name appears on the prescription in
i'm the physicians hand writing no
prescription may be retilled.
Druggists filing these prescrip-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-07
WILL NOT CHANGE THE
STATE HIGHWAY PLAN

Although many OF the good roads
enthusiasts IN 81 Joseph's county
have made several complaints
against the proposal Of the state
highway commission to follow the
present grades OF roads in a general
way when they are paved. the com
mission will adhere TO that policy
according 20 word received from H.
4 Bishop. chief engineer In his
statement the engineer said.
1T Is the policy o. the commits
sion 70 establish per cen as the
maximum grade. that Is. rise OF
six feet 10 the 100 feet. but there
will be Instances in the billy region
wherc the s per cent grade will be
too low
Farmers have complained that a
8 percent grade cannot be made
with teams and wagons in muddy
weather
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-07
To OPEN HOTEL
on \. MAIN ST .
PrOprietOrS of Restaurant
Lease Two Floors Over
Present Business Place.

Louis Michalos and Harry Barros,
proprietors Of the Main restaurant.
126 y. Main St. have leased the two
floors directly over the restaurant
and will start az once remodeling
them for a roomine house
Both floors will be fitted out with
an modern conVenionces. including
the latest sanitary plumbing and
electric fixtures. The present lease
viii not expire for eight years.
The future hotel men are starting
this work at once so as 10 be able
To accommodate part Of the influx
OF population which is expected
shortly. They have been in business
in South Bend for the past six
years il Will be known as the
Main hotel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-07

professional economists part IN re
construction
Omcials at the Studebaker. oliver.
Singer and other plants have signi-
fed a willingness to get into closer
touch with the workingmen OF the
city. and several have already eX-
pressed themselves favorably on the
idea or a big mass meeting. One
or two are enthusiastic over the
''get-tOgether" spirit the working
men have hit upon.
Proht-sharing as one solution Of
labor difficulties has been proposed
AZ the Studebaker plant and will be
probably talked over at the coming
meeting. Both employers and en-
ployes will be given the opportu-
nifty 20 present their sides. Plans
FOR the meeting Will be perfected
early this week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-07
DATGHTTR II BORN

Born 20 AR. and SIrs o;to Eugle
OF Chicago. III, ou July 8. daugh-
ter. Mrs. Engle was formerly Miss
Bertha Glazer OF South Bend
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-07
JOHNSON FEELS
LIKE A NEW MAN
Is Entirely Relieved of Trouble
and Gains Ten Pounds
Taking Tanlac.

Honestly. this Tanlac has done
me so much good that | actually feel
like a man made over" said w r.
Johnson, OF 1l15 West Washington
St. Fit Wayne. Ind, while in the
Meyer Bros. & Company store re-
Gently. Mr.. Johnson is well known
in Fl. Wayne, having lived in the
city for six years. and for five and
a half years has been employed by
the General Electric Co. as motor
tester.
Il certainly am one man that
knows what Tanlac will do for
stomach trouble and rheumatism, &"
continued Mr.. Johnson, because it
relieved me after I had been suffer-
ing for seven long years. At the
time l began taking it l simply
didn't have any appetite at all and
wouldn't eat as much all day as the
average man would at a single meal
| couldn't eat any breakfast TO
amount TO anything and didn't dare
10 touch meats or anything heavy at
ali. because, If l did. what I would
eat would just seem TO lodge in my
stomach in a hard lump and l would
be in misery afterwards. I seemed
TO be bilious all the time and would
have TO grab hold of something TO
keep from falling 1 used 10 suffer
terribly with headaches. too. and
some times 1 would go all day and
hardly eat a thing and would just
eat little bit at night and then l
would lay awake till maybe o'clock
in the morning suffering agony with
my stomach. and what little sleep l
would get didn't seem 10 do me
any good and l would get up i'm the
morning with a terribly draggy feel
ing. j suffered a lot with rheum-
atism in my knees and hips and
sometimes in my shoulders and at
times my knees would feel as stiff
as a board and I wouldn't be able
10 get about till / had limbered
them up u bit. and last year my
knees and hips gave me so much
trouble l was laid up in bed for two
weeks.
Il had read about Tanlac and
saw how highly it was recommended
by people who had been troubled
like / was, so decided TO try it and
it certainly proved a grand surprise
TO me. The first thing I noticed was
that ii gave me a ravenous appetite
and l began to get relief in other
ways. too. and now / can eat a big
breakfast every morning and can
hardly wait for meal time 70 come,
and l can eat all the meat I want,
just anything and everything, in
fact, and am never bothered the
least bit afterwards. because Tanlac
has simply overcome all my stomach
trouble. / am not troubled with
biliousness any more. those dizzy
spells have left me entirely and |
haven't had a headache in so long
! hardly know how one feels. and
don't have any trouble sleeping now.
either. 1 don't notice any pain or
stiffness in my hips or shoulders and
am not troubled like 1 was with
rheumatism in my knees. l can tell
by the way my clothes hit me now
that l have picked up in weight and
/ believe ] can safely say | have
gained at least ten pounds. GER
tainly can recommend Tanlac 10
anybody who suffers like l did"
Tanlac is sold in South Bend by
The Central Drug Store. and in
Mishawaka by the Red Cross Phar-
macy. Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-07

tions shall preserve in a separate
carefully guarded file one copy OF
every prescription dlled. and once
a month shall transmit 10 the col
lectOr OF internal revenue a list
showing the names OF the physi-
clans. The names Of the patients and
the total quantity dispensed 10 each
a-;ien, during the monty
These lists shall be subject 10
Immediate examination and frequent
review in the collectors Offices. and
wherever. there is indicated either
. that "A physician Is prescribing
more than normal quantities. or ca
that any patient, through the serv-
ices OF more than one physician. is
procuring more than normal guam
-ity. the collector shall report me
TACT % the commissioner and United
states attorney"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-07
Materials for Home Dresses

Ginghams, 3 inch at zee, 35c, SOC.
GinghamS, d inch, at Csc, zee, 33c.
Check Bingham for Aprons at Zoe and Csc.
Percales, 50 inch, at 25c and 29c.
Challies for Comforts 80 inch, at Csc.
American Prints at 15c and 19c.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-07
ARRIVES FROM OVERSEAS.

Mrs Laura Rominc, 626 Allen av..
received a telegram Sunday morn
ing from her son, Capt Otis ROmine,
saying that he had just arrived
from overseas. He came on the
Leviathan with a number of cas-
uals. Capt. Otis Romine was a grad
uate of the Officers Training camp
at Fort Benjamin Harrison and
went overseas with machine gun
battalion from Camp Grant.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-07
KLINE TO SPEAK ON
LEAGUE OF NATIONS

The New Competitor is the
subject of the lecture given by r. T
p. Kline al the coming Redpath
chautauGua here. In o. among other
Questions. ne discusses the league OF
nations. pointing out the law OF the
high cost OF hate and tho large
profits Of just dealing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-07

Pearl Buttons for Trimming
the summer dresses. New shapes and all sizes, from
Sc to $500 dozen.
Two Tone Pearl Buttons, fine trimming for fancy
wolfe dresses from 1Oc to $1.O0 dozen.
belong Hooks and eyes, rustproOf black and
white all sizes, 10c card; $1.00 dozen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-07

Zion LaCeS at sc I'd.
Hundreds Of pieces with in
sertions to match, also val laces
and insertions. Choice at this
sale Sc yard.
Petticoat Flouncings, 9 to IA
inches. Specially priced at 35c
yard.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-26
0DJEZD ITALSKEHO PREMIERA
ORLANDO.
PRAVENOST TTALSKE ARMADY


Versailles, 25. dubna. Dnes pfiie predvoi nemecke
mirove deegace. Sestav tty vyznamnych zStupc
keri budou napomocn Francouzum pre ostanich de-
legtu kter mali pricesovat dne kvena Nemecka
muSea vymoci pro dneSn priced zvastnho dovoen.
Rim. 25 dubna. = Take dnes bvo ma uicch denonsro-
vano prospech prvlasnen Reky pro uskutecnn nych
tertoralnch pozadavkh kraovsi itaskeho Premera
ana zastupuc mnstpresdent vvzva ably pro-
dobne vvevy odehralv Turne Janov6 Bologni Mianu
nem!'
Orlando odie Pari5e dnes Sonino die vSeho
bude ieSe dnes nasedova Parizi napietm cek iak
dopadne ZdeS iech uvitni Mezi ldem panuie n proti
spoienecka nalada itaska armada
novym obetim noveho hesla "Rjeku nebo smrt!''
Itaskv mstoadmril Thaon d Revel. dveis chef stabu.
odie Parize do Rima General Armano Diaz nevvsS
le alskch armad iak oznamuie odie Gtvrtk
Text presdentova prohlasen eho Stanovska vzhleder
italSkvm pozadavkum aderskem lest c3s nasle-
duiici
IS hlediska neihavnes duezitosti a vseho
mozneho svetla to. zahovao eich usporadan dou
fam naseduci sdelen poda koneGne smySeni
a k usnokoiucmu roZuSt6ni.
"Ialie vstoupa do valky zaklade konetneho
kromeho dorozum6ni Angii Francii nyn zname
dyuska smouva.
cod te doby vSechnv okolnosti zm6ny svoii tvrnost
Mnoho nIch mocno velkIch malHch vstoupilo do zapa
bez vedomi tohoto soukromeho dorozum6ni.
"Rakousko Uherskd cisastvi. pozdeii nepfe Evropv.
ma ehoz Iondynska smouva byla padu Vi
(Pokracovan na srane 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-26
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Ameriky NIUE zlepsiti jeiich o
sud. Podepsanim prlmerl vse
sc zmeni'o. ObGan ciZiho pu-
vodu kupovati bude ale bondy
Vit6zstvi i jinFch, lepsich
pricin.
Bude kupovati proto. ze vi,
ze penize opatfene patou pu)-
ckou Vitezstvi urceny jsou pro
10, aby Spoiene Staty byly zba-
veny dluhG. Bude kupovati ia
ko American, jenz vi, re leho
prijata nova Vast musi dostatl
zavazkGm, ably 81 zachovala
duveru a kred7l. Bude kupova-
ii proto, IL sobe Ameriku wy
volil jako svoii domovinu a pro
toze musi svoii lasku. v6rnost
v6novati Zemi. V ktere zlJe.
Bondy vami koupene pred
piickou Vitezstvi vykonaly
sve poslAni ale cena naseho vi
tezstvi neni dosud zaplaeena.
Vvkonayani Vasich dfivejSich
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-26
Madafi zadaji zastaveni ceskos|ovenskeho naporu.
VLADA BUDApESTSKYCH RUDYCH
KOLISA.
VOJSKO NASi REPUBLIKY OBSADI-
LOKOMARNO ARAB

Geneva. 25. dubna. NeiposledndiI zprivy dos6 IN
Spruku hlavnho mesta yroska povrZuii depeSe
dodvaii vOiska ceskOsOvenske repubv
RudapeS zdarn6 pokracuie Bella Kun natenik madar-
ske vady Jest piipraven k ut6ku do Svycarska
Roerdamu Sc has'. re komise angickvch dustonikl
pod vedenim plukovnka Cunninghama opusa Widen od-
iea do BudapeSti
Madarska vlada sov6u zadala prostfednictvn WIDEN
skeho vysanectV zaStupce sDoienecktch abv psobl
tomu. ably byo Geskoslovenske in
posupu rumunskcho. nepritesvi sibue pfpa-
de, re prani em bude vyhoveno odsoup pepustit kon
trou Wade umirnfn9iSi socalsckt Anrlicka kom
videska ienal t6o zalezosti zasupci Itaie kdyZ
81 bya drive bezdratnou telegraph vyzadaa Paiize
pOkyny Bylo vedon abv odcestovala do Buda
peSt savaiici nomery vySetia miste.
Bern, Syscarfko 25 dn'na - IS mafaasko komugl-
scke aradv stbiie "a ffdnte Cd budapestl
prot Rumunum vzdala zbytek uprch iak oznamue
doSa rumunska lfedn depeSe.
Btvav uherskv ninstersky pfedSeda Wekerle. 0
bvo pred nedavnem by n1adalSkvm bolsevky
popraven zemrel v6zeni kan bvl vadou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-26

American ciziho puvodu "a
slouzil "a prav6 skoncene val
ky kazdem pripade uznani.
Nadsen6 odpovidal ma vladni
vyZyvani, ochotne kupoval bon
dy pujcek Svobody, va,ecne
sporenky konal vzorne svoji
povinnost po celou dobu valky
"a kazdych okolnosti. Dnes pri
sla doba move zkousky.
American ciziho puvodu ma
take priciny dbati HAST a a.
pelG vlady zejmena v .dobach
valecnych. Pocit'uje sam zee
la prirozene, lie must dokazati
svoii loyalitu. V mnohych pri
padech jeho prime osobni Ia.
jmy lezici Ia oceanem vedli jej
Ike kazde NONE snaze aby mi1
byl uspisen vitezstvim. Snad
ma tez syna, bra'tra nebo line.
no pribuzneho We sluzbach
Stryce Sama. Snad ma pratele
We valkou zniesne zemi a pr,
tom dobfe vi, lie jen vfttzstvt
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-26
VCEREJSf PRICED 1928 BRANCH 0D
TALSKE FR0NTY A DNESNf PARADA
VDOLENNfM MESTE.
YOUNGSTOWN, LORAIN, AKRON A
CANTON VYSLALY SLIME DELE
GAGE K POLEDNiMU PRUVODU.
NAVRAT NASEHO VOJSKA POSfLIL UPISOVANf
PUJCKY VfTEZSTVI

Clevelandu dnes rano. ZvlaSt6
vlaky trakcnimi.
Lorainsky mayor A. j. Horn
uvital radach branch byvale
no svehO m6stskeho klerka
Mooneye, kdeZto kazdy radni
z Youngstown vital Il 332. plu
ku nektereho sveho pribuzne-
no. Mezi branci z Youngstown
nu ja znacny pocet voiina pu-
vodu slovanskeho, zvlaSte Sio-
vaku. Chorvatu a Slovi1cu,
kdezto v clevelandskych setni-
mach slouZi pfimerene procen-
to bfancu ceskych. Young
sto~i vyslal X dnesnimu Vita
n tez svou odbocku Cerven6-
no Krize a ma vych. 6. ulici
vztyci! sve specialni poZdravne
heslO.
Po vcereisim prijezdu vlaku
branci ziskali dovd,enou a Gle
velandSti prespali noe donna.
Plukovnik Wallace a podplu-
kovnik Everson byli hosty
nayora Davise V Athletic k..u-
bu a ostatAi clenove plukovni-
kova Stabu ubytovali Sc V no.
telich. Branci z prcdme I'll od-
ieli ma noe domu a X raDortu
vratili Sc dnes rano o Osme no.
dine.
Dnesni pruvod V dolenim
meste urcen ma lO:3O hodin do
po!edne slavnostni obed v
Central zbrojnici ma 1890. X
hostine piihaasilo Sc teZ neko-
lik zastupcl italske vlady, ia
koz mistnich vlaSskych orga-
nisaci, daruiicich 1872. pluku
krasnl stribrny pohar MA pa
matku.
Gen. Glenn ridil prehlidku
rojsk neiv6tsi naval po ce-
le dopoledne byl u tribun
pred budovou Ohio Gas Co.,
kde vrativsi Sc pluk defiloval.
Jako "a vsech prGvodu pred
chazejicich i dnes policejnl
kavalerie cello pruvodu byla
komandovana, priA.i vyslouzil-
ci 2 rilznych valek a uniformo
vani "Synove Italie'.
Povetrnost byla parade dosti
prizniva a nasledovne ma squa
ru bylo neobycejne rusno. Ne
kolik vojenskych kapel vyhra
valo Ia pochodu k Central
zbrojnici a zvlaSte mas veakoy
!, ja "a dnesnich vojenskych O.
slav cetne zastoupen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-26
POMRZLE KVETY.

VcerejSi mraz zpdsobil VEL
ke spousty V ovocnych sadech
V Ohio, kde pomr1,y kvety tie
Sni, Svestek a picesG. Dnes ra-
no Sc pon6kud oteplilo, coz ale
situaci valne ne1lepsi, pone-
vadz dottend 1roda Jest jiz zni
cena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-26

povinnosli by nebylo dokonale.
kdybyste odepfel pomoc Wade
nyni kdy dostavil Sc kyzeny
mir. Hodlate-li dokaZati pra-
YOU lasku k Americe a cele nu
svetu demonstrovati prichylc1ost
k teto zemi pozneite. re pra-
We vlastenectvi nevyzaduje pou
ze paradovati "a zvucich rinci-
vvch pochodu a lacinym mava-
MIN vlaikou. ale kupovanim
Bondu Vft6zstvi a Sice tOlik.
iak dovoluie hranice neiv6 81
VaSi moznOsti.
Vitezstvi nase stalo Ia to, ze
dobyto bylo krvi, ale musi take
stati nam Ia to, abychom je
potvrdili nasimi dolary.
VaSi zpGsobilost pro ob6an-
stvi teto zeme, Vase prave A
mericanStvi vladou. prokaze-
re jen tehdy. kdyz kupovati
budete Rondy Vitezstvl "a kaz
dych okolnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-26

332. pluk ohajske pechoty
vr:i,il Sc domu st'astne dnes
dopolcdne jeho navrat oslavo
van velkolepym pruvodem V
dolcnnim m6ste a hostinou V
Central Zbrojnici.
Prvni vlak prijel ma nadrazi
u vych. los ulice V 9:30 hodin
vcera dopoledne. Privezl stab
p.ukovnika Wallace, setniny A
a c a ma .vyjmenovanem nadra
Ii zdrzel Sc hodinu, nacez po-
Sian byl ma odbocce New York
Central drahy k move okresni
budove. Pouze maly zastup Wy
c!,aval piijezdu prvahu vlaku
ma stanici vych. 105. ulice, kde
nacelnika pluku uvital jme-
nem naseho. m6sta mayor Da-
Wis, majici We sve spolecnosti
cetne m6jtske uredniky Can
ton, Youngstown, Akron, Lo-
rain a Eas; Liverpool.
Druhy vlak stanul u 1O5 uli
ce o dvacet minut pozdeji, tre
Ii prijel V poledna a nasleduii
ci odpo,edne vecer. Pluk vra-
til So sedmi vlaky celkem a to
Sc 3422 bojovniky cd italske
fronty, mezi nimiz je 75O Wy
losovanych branch cleveland
skych. Vsichni vrativSi Sc test
Sc dokonalemu zdravi.
Pluk {. 332. mel totiz jen
nepatrne ztraty ma bojis.i U
reky Piavy ztratil jednoho mu
IL, ma Tagliento sedm branch
rak. strelbou lehce bylo pora-
memo a G2 nasich vojind po-
dlehlo V Italii ruznym choro-
BAN, chfipce nazvice. Celkove
ztraty pluku cini tudiz 70 mu
ia padlych, ranenych neb cho
robam podlehnuvSich.
Nacelnik pluku Wallace, wy
znamenany pred tim Brity We
Flandrech, privezl 81 tez z TIA
lie zlaty zasluzny kriz, mestem
Janovem mu v6novany a ROY
n6z vsichni jeho adjutanti ma
j podobna vyznamenani, kde2
to proste naSe muzstvo bylc
Janovem bronzovymi znaky dc
korovano. Mimo to kazdy vo
jim ma ma rukave pasku v i
talskych narodnich barvach.
Mistni Cerveny kriz poda
vera ma los. nadrazi zakusky
. a kavu vojiaum dnes Y po
ledne 332. pluk byl pozvan
hostine V Central zbrojnici. 4
dnesnimu slavnostninu prIvo
du V dolennim meste vyslan,
slime delegace z NEST j meste
eek severniho Ohio. Young
stown vypravil sem sedm zvl:
stnich vlaku a rovnez Akron
mel privodu asi 5000 svycl
pfislusniku. Slime delegace pr
jelly tez z Lorain. Elyrie, Can
ton, Kenton, East Liverpool
kdezto pfedm6stske naSe osa
dy vy1laly sve zastupce d.
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1892 pluk ohaske pechoty Cleveanu dnes rno, zvast6
vrttil domu Stastn6 a dnes vaky trakcnmi
dom nav OSlaV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28

coming conference at Washington:
THE average citizen looks with favor
upon combination and cooperation. He
believes that workers have right to
unlonize and that employers have d
right to combine, provided that neither
side takes unfair advantage Of the
other Many industrial wars have
sprung out of the fact that one side
was better organized than the other.
If both were fully organized, would
they not be compelled to cooperate
1t is illogical in employers to belong
to combinations and then refuse 70 deal
with labor unions. The Steel Corpora
tons position in this particular is
weak, and It is not sufficient to say
that an employer ought to have the
right to hire whom he peases. The
industrial system has gone far beyond
that stage. Neither side can take adj
vantage of organization and deny it to
the other side. 1t is not in refusing
to deal with organizations, but in
hurrying forward the work Of organiza-
ton on both sides, that the solution
seems to be found"
THE St. Louis Post dispatch"
criticised President Gary last week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28

more moderate purpose Of organizing
the stceiworkers and so bringing
about a condition similar to that which
obtains in tho closely related basic
industry, the coal mines. Upon such
a clear revelation of purpose the de-
vt lopment of public sentiment, which
VIII decide the outcome OF the strike
depends. If Mcssrs. Fitzpatrick and
Foster are working for revolution or
for the syndicalist ideal, it is obvious
that public opinion will be swift and
strong to condemn. II the real in
tcntion is to go no further than the
stated purpose Of the American FEEDER
alton Of Labor, when it voted for the
organization of the steelworkers. pub
lie opinion will proceed to the essential
point, which is how the steelwork
ere themselves svmpathize with the
fort to unionize them"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28

wholly unjustifable. In this case the
charge OF despotism lies at his door,
not at that OF the labor unions"
A considerable minority Of opinion
supported Judge Gary on the issue
of the closed shop. A typical state
ment of this view is that of THE
Jacksonville Times Union" where
the issue Of the closed shop has been
to the front in connection with Jobs
for returned soldiers.
"Mr. Gary's position should be the
position of the city of Jacksonville and
every other progressive town and city
in the United States of America. it
IS stated. on good authority, that at
tempts are being made to force every
workman in jacksonville to join the
union and practically to close the town
against all others. The people gener-
ally should defeat such a preposterous
idea-and will, when thoroughly under
standing the matter. Recently it has
been told that soldiers returning from
two years service in France and
anxious to work have been forced into
unions before they could get employ
ment
The unions have practically told
these men, who braved the dangers
of the war and fought for the Stars
and Stripes at $50 a month, that if
they wished work in jacksonville they
must sign and swear allegiance to Thu
or that union and pay heavy initia-
ton fee and dues-to support strike
organizers and officials and strikers.
Uncle Sam should certainly look into
this proposition, if it obtains generally
and find out whether or not his boys
recently in khaki are forbidden to work
where their ability and desires turn,
without paying tribute and entering
into obligations more severe than were
asked by their country"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-28
The Closed Shop

Every paper which discusses this
view of the strike condemns the rev.
dictionary purpose in strong Ian
guage.
The earlier opinion of the strike,
based on the view that it was an or
binary strike in the interests of COL
lective bargaining and, possibly,
the closed shop, divided sharply.
There was substantial agreement in
blaming the strikers for refusing to
heed President Wilson's plea that
the strike be postponed till after the
industrial conference which meets
in Washington next month. There
was, on the other hand, widespread
criticism of President Gary for his
refusal to confer with the strikers.
Even SO conservative a paper as
"The Washington Post" said, dis
cussing the strike in relation to the