davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
BUILD SEPARATE HIGHWAYS
FOR DIFFERENT SERVICES
In Near Future Speciniiy Constructed
Roads VIII BE Required for
Heavy Motor Transport

WASHINGTON. Sept l3.-F-ciaht
reads and passenger roads are 3rohn-
hi!ities OF the comparatively near ~.
tuIc in contested sections or the Cour-
try according &c Chairman George q
Diehl. OF the 4. a. 4. Good Roads
Board. who has sent "A communication
10 this effect 10 The Office OF the CMiaf
OF Engineers Of tic War Department
in response 70 Communication from
General w NJ. Black. Mr. Diehl thus
comments on the up-to-detc highways
problem:
There will never be 4 time when all
Yoads are OF equal durability and ca--
ryinY capacity. Highways and rail-
roads are analogous. in that they are
both designed to carry traffic and gen.
eral rules which have been Gevclopcd
through scientific management Of rail-
roads apply rs we'll almost Invariably
to highways. The heaviest locomotives
and rolling stock are carried ON roads
like tho New York Central and Penn
sylvan1a and Union Pacific Their use
over lighter constructed railroad.
would ruin the roads IN compare
lively brief period.
There must como classification Of
Have Yeur Tires and Tube. vu,cnnixed
JUST RIGHT AUTO TIRE REPAIR co.
Ftrestono Tires and Tubes,
TO West Brond street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14

sizes. through personal correspondence
with dealers. and through them in turn
with owners. tho necessity for such
care even for the most carefully con-
structcd cars.
Not only would this education havc
direct personal benefit, but it would
create more satisfactory and Intelligent
shops.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
CARE AND ATTENTION WILL
DECREASE UPKEEP COST
Means Incrcnscd Efficiency and Insur-
nnce Against Expensive Trouble,
SuNs Manufactures.

II automobile owners could but real
ize the full measure OF increased cf-
iicicncy and insurance against trouble
which they could secure by intelligent
attention. care and adjustment TO their
cars, as outlined in their Instruction
books. the cost OF motor car upkcc d
would decrease and their satisfaction
increase in direct proportion.
Realizing this condition. the Hupmo-
bile Corporation pers:steHtly empha-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-14
Million Dollar railroad bridge.

CHATTANOOGA TENN. Sept. 80
The southern Railway has let con-
tract to the American Bridge Company
To build a million dollar iron and steel
bridge over the Tennessee River to
take the place of the present struc-
turo. which was recently condemned
for the uce Of heavy equipment.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-09-18
Notice.

Notice is hereby given, That the
Board of Directors Of the Black Can
yon Irrigation District will meet as a
Board of correction of the 1919 assess
ment rolls of the district, at its office
in Room 81, Caldwell Commercial
Bank Building, Caldwell, Idaho, on the
22nd day Of September, 1919, at ten
o'clock a. M, of said day, and will con-
tinue in session from day to day as
long as may be necessary, not exceed
ing five (5) days, exclusive of holi-
days. The assessment has reference
to lands entitled to water from the
Notus canal.
Dated this 23rd day of August, 1919
GEORGE MARBLE
Secretary, Black Canyon Irrigation
District.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-09-18
Hardener of Steel.

Molybdenite, chiefly found in Tas-
mania, is used for variety CT pur-
poses. but its principal value is in the
manufacture of steel, to which it gives
a hardness and toughness that makes
the steel suitable for use in propeller
shafts, guns and boilers
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-09-18
Good for Biliousness-

Two years ago l suffered from
frequent attacks of stomach trouble
and biliousness. Seeing Chamberlain's
Tablets advertised / concluded to try
them. / improved rapidly" Miss
Emma Verbryke, Lima, Ohio.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-01
EBERT PRfSTfM NEMECKYM
PRESIDENTEM.

Pafiz, 81 prosince Svolan6 n9mecke narodni shromd
zden parne die vsech znaek prime sa dvar federav
nj repubky die svtcarskeho vesna odevzd& ha
Ebertov enz ma nev9ts nade sta prvnfm presden
tenn.
Vzdor n6meckym protestdm vyvracovanfm neni stra-
promperalistck6 dosud mttva nebot n9kok vlvIych
jech strannkn rzf dosud nod pfedsrkou rady es nej
dhleztejM dfady byval6ho cisafstvi.
Ze by ale Lebknecht mohl spolu sparakovci zoc
ni vady jest pravd6nepodobno Ida vsak ze Scheide
bude mi vladu Ebertovu rozhodny vliv Panuje
vsak vseobecn6 pfesvedcen ze repubanske zfzen Ne
ecku nebude nkdy stale mtarsm Jest obyvatelstvu
skeho prince.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-01
HALlcTf zIDI ZoSTANOu
v cECHACH.
President Masaryk dal hstruk-
&C X xruSsni deportaGniho
rozkazu.

Amsterdam, 70. pr0S1nce. -
Prof. Masaryk, president cesko
repub.iky v nasledek
zakroceni ucineneho u neho re-
presentantem organisace Zioni-
stu dal instrukce, aby rozkaz O.
hledne deportovanf 1900 ha-
licskych z:d1, kteff nasli dto6i-
ste v cechach, byl zrusen.
(Ackoliv professor Masaryk
byl neohrozentm odpdrcem
antisemitismu, neni pochyby
ze k tomuto rozhodnuti, ktsre
zajiste uvftano by.o v ceskych
zemich nelibosti, dosp3l z ci-
ste politickych pficin. Jisto je,
ze deportace tolika tisic zidl
do zeme, kde jejich zivoty by
byly ohrozeny, by vyvolala
predsudek proti move ceskoslo-
venske republice a uvedla v
cinnost mnoho mocnych nepf&-
telskych zivld dobe, kdy novy
stat pfedstoupi pred mirovou
konferenci sc svymi pozadavky
jako narod, ktery z move zroze-
.nych prvni zavedl pof&dek .
prvni uvedl vspaatnost zasady
demokracie ay rovneho pr&va
vSech. Zajist& Ae pece 0 to, aby
ceskoslovensk{ narod vystoupil
'pfed svetove forum se Stitem,
ma ktery by lkdo nemohl vrh-
nouti s-Ann 1eslemckratic ekho
nebo dokonce ne,idSkeho jed
mani, vedlo presidenta Masary-
ka k tomu, ably Sc rozhodnul
zrusiti rozhodnuti vlady, ktere
po cele zemi bylo pffJato 8 po-
vdekem. Mozno jistotou pred
vidati, ze ceskoslovensky narod
Prime rozhodnuti sveho presi-
denta jako ovoce jeho moudro-
sti a zkusenosti ma poll svetove
politiky a podrobi Sc ochotne
pozadovane ob6ti, strpeti We sve
vlasti zivly, ktere "a DOLBY val
ky mu privodily tolik mimofad
neho utrpenl.)
MSS WS!S
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-01
MRTVOLA NEZNAMEHO.


Biz tovaren American Steel
& Wire Co. ma vych. 26 ul. a
roh Harvard Ave, nalezena vce
ra casne rano mrtvola n9jak@-
no, asi, 35leteho muze, patrne
delnika. Lekari mys'{, ze nezna
my zemrel ma ulici nasledkem
vysfleni. Mrtvola odvezena do
okr. marnice a policie ma do
tcennou. totoznost prov@sti.. Ne
znAmy m6fi 5 stop a sest palct,
vlas jeho je cernt q oko sed&.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-01
WSA lM.SSM
MAYOROVO VETO.

Mayor Davis vetoval vcera
ordinance, kterou honoraf NEST
skych radnfch mel byt v pff-
stfm roce znacn9 zvysen. Ma
yor "a onoho vetov&nf doznal,
Re finanEnf pomery mestske ad
ministrace podobne zvtsovanf
vnbec nedovo1uji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-01
W!SS W!S2
sAsKo ZBRoJl PR0TI c.
CHUM.

Amsterdam, 81. prosince.
Dosly telegram ze Saske Kane
nice sem doslt oznAmuje, ze
Sasko povol&v& do zbran3 vo-
jensk4 rotniky 1886 az 1899,
re strachu pied mozntm vp&.
dem skoslovensk&ho vojska
do Saska. 1ss 3an M
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-01
USTREDNf
NADRAzf,

Ackoliv m9stska rada, opatfi-
la nadraznf ordinance n9ktery-
mi dodatky, nepfiznivci dotce-
ne ordinance, pripravujf n9ko-
lik protestnfch schnzi a vefej-
hych debat. Stale jest9 tvrdf, ze |
terminalnf spolecnost ziska sve
vysady LEVINE a m9sto vIci ma
drazni korpoarci ze nenf MALE
zite chraneno.I Proti v1sad9 bu
de feGnit v ned9li v Central
zbrojnici rabfn Silver, jemuz
hude "a terminalnf spoletnost
edpovfdat Van Sveringen. Byva
~ trakcnf komisaf Petr Witt
stavf Sc rovn9z proti vysad&m
a podobne protestni nalady jest
byva'y krajsky soudce Morgan.
N9kolik debatnfch schnzf bude
v patek a v sobotu jedna, nej-
v9tsf, pfipadne ma ctvrtek
Grays zbrojnici. Naproti tomu
Izdejsf stavebnf bursa jest pro
schvalenf vsech smluv mezi
terminalnf spolecnostf a mes
tenn a podobne schvaluje novo-
stavbu Union n&drazf ma squa-
ru Federace Prace, kterazto
mocna t9lesa cht9jf do voleb We
prosp6ch onoho podn.ku pMn9
a9itovati. Volby pfipadajf 6.
lednu a panuje MAJOR, ze stav-
ba nadrazf ma squsfu obcan-
stvem znacnym poctem hlasd
bude schvalena.
Kansas City ma podobne ma
drazf We SVEN stfedu a toto Sc
prt pine osv9dcuje. Cost podob
neho mozno tudfz- ocek&vat
zde v C!evelandu, jakmile u
nion zeleznicni budova ma squa
ru sc objevf.
| MssA IMg!sSsla
lTALlE MA 460, 900 PAD
LYCH.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-01

kracie. IL, cesk& strana socia
listicka 10, strana pokrokova
2, ceska. statopr&vni demokra-
Gle II q strana staroceska z. Gle
ny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-01
CESTf JUNACI 1O2. PLUKU
VYNUTILI 81 We VlDNI OD
JED v PINE ZBROJl. (

Pest prapor pluku 1O2. zadr
Zen byl ma videhskem nadrazi
byl vyzvan, aby slozil zbrane
. odevzdal zasoby, jez $ sebou
veil v n9kolika vagonech. Hosi
vsak odepfeli co nejrozhodn6H
zbran& vydati a trvali ma SVEN
j kdyz povolano bylo n6mecko-
rakouske vojsko, policie a NEST
ska garda. Stale Sc mimi W.
jednavalo. Jiz Hartberku
pfislo ma videnske Ifady tele-
graficke oznamenf, ze zmfn6ny
cesky prapor, Gftajfcf 500 mu
IA Y pine zbroji Sc strojnfIni pu
skami a 8 velkym nne1stvfm
sfsob, jako mUuky, cukru = ID
KID, jede do sveho domova, do
Benesova, a ze .jede pres vi
den. a vyzva, aby tam byl "a
drzen. !
We Vfd. Novem. .Mest6 byl
vlak zadrzen a Cesi vyzvani,
ably odvedli: :zbrah a potraviny.
Tato vyzya nemela vsak w.
sledku, a cesti voiini vynutili
81 dalsf cestu do Vidn9. Tam
pribyli casne rano a byli pres
dunajskou pobfeznf drahu od-
vezeni do brigitenavskeho ma
drazi.
Vyjedravalo Sc mnoho ho.
din az do s. h. odpol. Veliteli
pluku bylo namftAno, ze pry
mezi n9meckou narodnf radou
a ceskou Narodnf radou byla
ucinena dohoda, ze muzstvo,
proj!zdf-li ceskym nebo nemec
ktm 1zemim, must sloziti zbra
ne do zvlastniho vagonu q po.
kud sc tHce potravin, ze smf BY
ii s sebou vezeno jenom to, ko'
lik je nutno ma cestu. Velitel
vsak odpovedel, ze mu toto u
iedani nenf znamo,.a pokud sc
informoval u zmocnence teskc
slovenskeho We Vfdni, bylo tt
to uiednani sice vfdenskou na'
rodnf radou navrzeno, ale je
Ste neprovedeno.
Pc dlouh&m vyjedn&vanl
:jez vedl vedle posi-. Bradatt
tajemnik Majer setnfk Jano'
sky, bylo vojfndm 102. pes
pluku dovoleno We zbroji odj'
ii. ~Stalo Sc to "a ohromneho j
sotu a zpevu narodnfch pisni
WSSl WSSl
HsnrxynY NEzM MEkIn
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-01
M.s2 EMgg!ssla Egg!sla
ITALlE MA 460, 900 PAD
- kYCk1. - -

Rim, 81. prosince. - Nejvys
81 velitelstvi italske armady,
vydalo dhrnny vSkaz ztrat ital
skeho vojska ma vsech front&ch
"a dobu trv&ni v&lky. V&lecn&
litice vyz&dala 81 100000 pad
lych z nichz 1862 bylo ddstoj
nikd, z 947,000 ran9ntch bylo
dustojnfkh 33,347. Pocet mu-
III, ktefi nasledkem zranenf ne
bo nemoci stall Sc neschopni w
d9lku, odhaduje Sc ma pdl mi
lionu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-01
Msa WSSl
ZOUFALSTVf. MLADE zENY.

v jezefe bliz Gordon parku
objevena vcera mrtvola mlade,
elegantn9 osacene zeny nsnf
pochybnost, ze neznama vrhla
Sc do jezrnfch vod v 1myslu sa
movrazedn@m. Jde o zenu asi
20letou a plavoMasou. Snubnf
krouzek, hesoucf pismena E. B.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-01
USTAVENl SPRAVNlHO SBO
8 RU MESTA PRAHY.

Ceskoslovenska Tis. Kancel&f.
Washington, D. c. - Narod
nj vybor Geskoslovenskt pfijal
osnovu z&kona, kterym sc iii
zuje spravnf sbor hlavniho me
sta Prahy, vzhledem k tomu,
ze dosavadnf sbor obecnfch
starS.ch stal Sc imrtfrn q resig
nacemi k usn&senf neschop-
nym. Pfedsedou spravnfho sbo
ru byl jmenovan dr.. 4 Pfemysl
SAmal. We sboru zastoupeny
jsou strany v dosavadnfm po-
m9ru a to, cesk& soci&lni demo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-01
tECHY NEHODNY
SVOBODY!
HEARSTov AMERICAN LIE
SVEMU cTENAkSTVU, zE
BYIl VSICHNI zIDI VYPO-
VEZENl Z CZECH.

N&rodni organ1sace uc:ni po-
tfebnk kroky, ably Hearstovym
5mokhm za;la chuf prohla3o-
vati Eesky n&rod "A stfedovxky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-01

z pffslusnfkl Cesk& Obce
Sokolske, Svazu ceskoslov. stu
dentstva q Svazu t9locvicntch
jednot d6lnicktch utvofen byl
prvnf pluk str&3e svobody.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-01
AMERICKE
ZTRATY.
X. MATYAsfK, 1892 VYCH.
70 UL. MEZI NEZVESTNYMI.

We vcerejsim seznamu amer.
ztrat We Francii nachazi sc pou-
re 705 jmen. z tech 33 vojfnt
pochazi z Ohio a deset z mesta
naseho. P9sak K. Matyasek,
1892 vych. 70 ul., nach&zi Sc
mezi pohresovanymi.
Vsech Cleveland'anu ma bo-
jisti padlych neb v lazaretech
zemrelych je 514, ranenych
500 a pohfesovanych 442. Gel
kove americke ztr&ty al do dne
ska cinf 203,7S4. v boji pablo
nasfch vojin1 celkem ,28, ,749,
ma mori zahynulo 306, ran&m
podlehlo 10,997, chorob&m pod
lehlo 6,548, nehod&m 1928,
poranentch je celkem 119, 9,525
a zbytek z dhrnn& c&stky pfi-
pada zajatcdm q pohfesova-
nym.
I Seznamy ztr&t budou vyda-
vany jeste n9kolik dnf.
M!SsS MSl
PRVNf PLUK STRAzE SyO.
BODY.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-01


vati cssky nxrod IA stfedov4kt.
Chicazska Svornost pise:
We SVEN vcerejsim elsie v re-
|dakcni rubrice pfinasi Hear
|sttv American" tuto stat:
. Teto rubrice byly dodany do
Ip;sy ozyvajici Sc proti nazoru,
ze narody jsou casem nesvobo-
Idne, pon9vadz nevedi jak, ne
| bo 81 nezasluhuji samy vlad-
lnouti.
cechy ku ptikladu. ac oceka
lvaj{ svobodu urceni, uvefejhu-
iii rozkaz, ktertm jsou vypuze-
| nj vSichni zidi ze zem6. To vrha
cechy nazp9t do DOLBY divossty{
Portugalska nebo spanelska We
stfedoveku.
| Pan Masaryk, hlasatei ceske-
Eho ysebeurceni", kabeluje, ze
Inafidil zruseni rozkazu vyhAne
ljiciho zidy. To, co cechy ucinf
Ia ne to, co pan Masaryk kabe-
;luje, rozhodne ceske schopno-
|sti sebespravy.
Zeme, ktera nepokrocila do
sti daleko, aby popfala svobo-
yjinym, jest pills zpatecni-
jcka, nez ably zasiuhovaaa svo-
bodu sama, - mnohe zem9 v
Evrope to poznaji."
Tato perla redakcnfch rozu-
md Hearstova smoka, zalozena
ma naproste Iii. (Jednalo Sc o
poslani zpet do Halice tamnich
ivalecnych bezencd, kteri nyni
nemaji " Cechach niceho k po-
hledavani nikoliv vypuzeni
vsech zidI z Czech, jak Ameri-
can udaya, jest ukazkou, jak
dycht.ve Hearstovy redakce e.
half ma kazdou pfilezitost po-
skoditi naroky eeskoslovenske.
.ho n&roda na svobodu a pro.
'sp9ti odv9kym neprateldm ma.
seho naroda. N6mcdm a NADIA
rum.
Jak nam bylo ma mas dotaz
|odpoved6no, obraly 81 jiz nase
|narodni instituce "a lkol zabra
niti pro budoucno takovym
jhearstovinam a douf&me, ze
kroky, ktere budou podniknu.
,ty, budou energicke a 1cinlive
! WSS) WlsA
!DOMNELE NEDOROZUME.
MI MEZI WILSONEM A
CLEMENCEAUEM.
Londyn, 81. prosince. - Pre-
sident Wilson vr&til sc do Lon
dyna Manchestru kde jeho
proklamace We prospech ligy
narodG vzbudila velke nadse.
nj. DIE jeho n&hledI nehodlaj1
Spojene staty vstoupiti do ctyi
dohody Velk@ .Britanie, Fran.
Gle, Italie a Spojentch Stat1,
, kdezto pry v Pafixi die zprav
londynskych novin mluvil pre-
mier Clemenceau v poslaneck@
sn9movn9, ze Wilson pfistou.
pill ia zmfn6nou dohodu.
WSN MS1
MAYOROVO VETO.
.,
Mayor Davis vetoval vcers
ordinance, kterou honor&f mes'
skych radnfch. mel byt v pff'
,stfm roce znacn9 zvysen. Ma
yor "a onoho vetov&nf doznal
) Re finanEnf pom9ry m9stske ad
, ministrace podobne zvtsovan'
vhbec nedovcluji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-01
PkfSAHA CESKOSLO OVEN.
SKEHO DUSTOJNICTVA
We V1DNI.

We Vidni konala Sc prvni o.
ficielni vojensk& prfsaha dd-
stojikd ceskoslovenske arm&-
DIV v salonu byvaleho mfsto-
predsedy sn9movny Tusara.
Pr.saha slozena do rukou vo-.
ienske komise vfdehskeho emo
cnence. :
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-11
POPE CABLES KNIGHTS
ON WORK IN WAR

Buffalo. n. Y, Aug 1o.--At the Anal
session of the recent knights of Co.
lumbus peace convention. concrete ex-
preston was given to the declaration
Of war against Bolshevisn and de-
structive unrest delivered by Supreme
knight James a Fiaherty in his an.
nual report made on The orening day
Of the convention.
The 100, councils in America were
ordered to cooperate in training men
and women, regardless of creed. in
Americanisn, trades and professions
The sum Of $50. 900 was voted from
the general fund for the initial func-
tioning expenses or the X. of c. edu-
cational committee
Pope Benedict Ky cabied the
Knights. congratulating them on their
remarkable record in war and recon
struction and educational work and
assuring the order that he is follow
ing with interest its staunch and un-
selfish work in behalf of mankind and
the church
Bishop Shahan. of the Catholic Uni
versitv of Washington, p. c., and the
Rev John J. Nynne, S. j.. of New
York. congratulated the Knights on
their decision TO carry on the nation
wide educational undertaking
The convention unanimously adopted
a resolution providing the permission
of the French government is secured,
to erect at Metz statue to the mem
DRY of Lafayette. The shaft is to be
made from captured German nipple
n1ents of war.
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citizen, and who enilsts in the army
for three years. may, upon honorable
discharge, become a full-fedged citi-
zen. providing he applies for final pa
pers within six months after being
discharged
II is thus seen that an alien. by en-
listing in the army in times of peace,
may become citizen in a. minim um
OF three years. whereas by all civil
channels it takes i've years In other
words, the war department, in line
with the big Americanization move
ment now on foot. is offering to IL
literates and non English speaking
m n, who enlist for three years first.
thorough course in English and
second. fun citizenship in three years
upon honorable discharge
During the war. thousands Of hit
crates and non English speaking men
were drafted. In six months the de-
Nelopment hattalions handled over
$4,000 sucE soldiers. When the arm
1stice was signed these schools were
/ IN progress in every camp. 1t was
found that men brought together in
this way soon forgot racial distnc-
/ tions--they were all learning English;
they were all mem hers of one army;
they were all Americans
In three months--and often in less
/ tim e~-men were taught sufficient Eng
lish 10 enable them. TO receive, execute
and transmit verbal orders and mes
sages intelligently, and also to read
and understand ordinary written or
printed matter as contained in the
various drill regulations. Soldier S
( landlords, etc. II is gecause of the
/ great success obtained during the war
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-11
INDUSTRIAL TRAINING
CLASSES N PLANTS

Labor turnover--the shifting Of
workers from one job to another
costs the United States $500, 900. 900
problem with which efficiency men
and employment managers are always
wrestling
1T IL difficult to realize that this
country must pay SO much" said Col
onel Arthur Woods, assistant to the
secretary OF war. yesterday, In COM
menting on the large numbers OF sdis-
charged service men already employed
who are applying for better jobs But
such is the case, and l believe that
great deal of this turnover can be di-
tenn Of Industrial training. wherein
men who are unskilled but have the
ambition to become skilled men can be
trained for skilled work.
Many discharged service men, upon
being confronted with the old jobs
they held before the war, say
What Go back to the old hum
drum way? Never
Are they not right They have
come back better men in every way.
with higher ideals and ambitions.
their minds were inferior, but only
with the idea of later seeking some
thing better Indications now point
to the fact that they are applying in
increasing numbers to our employment
bureaus for better places. not because
they hold any particular grudge
against their employers. but because
they see no immediate chance to bet
ter themselves where they are.
Inquiry at some factories discloses
that workers are often assigned to
tasks for which they are not suited,
and where no provision is made for
fitting them to the job.
These returned soldiers OF ours are
certainly entitled to training. Even II
they were not, II is to the advantage
OF the employer to give it to them. In
dustrial training means team work
and efficiency and consequently in
creased production. I say this not
haphazardly, but from results obtained
by such courses in some Of the largest
industrial plants in the United States.
One OF the largest electrical plants in
the world has had such a system for
some years. and outcome has been
most satisfactory indeed"
Colonel Woods has long advocated
the Establishment of industrial train
ing classes in plants. not only to up
grade present employees. but to make
il possible for discharged soldiers who
have no trade to realize their ambi
tons, and become skilled workers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-11
WEDDINGS.
Dicty-W- Walker .


Among the interesting summer ~eo :
#xtngs occurring recently was ina, Oh
B3ftsa Winifred Davis walker. dsueh'rI
5snfg MrA. Estelle walker. of Saluos' ~
#1snsDtain c. F. Dietz, t. s. NJ. C.. wh1cn
wns solemnlzed Thursday, Aueas' =
%4x $50 O'clock. at the Metr'o"ist
Hhurch at Sa'uds. In the presence ps
WI large company OF relatiNeS o."
Il friends OF the contracting hsFtes'
y Nv a Owen performed the cere-
mpny, .,<.., with
/ hack ground Of green, wiki white now
ers and lighted candeiahra- Inc Neu
1 dfn~ muse was Supplied by Mrs f Il
Owen
The bride. VIA was given II mar
riart by her uncle. MI A tssF1s'oN,
wore n charming Eown az ACE ai1d
mile over silver cloth. ard her we'll was
~cs,rh, y-i.h wreath ~ orange Bios
sors,s Her flowers were &Ao"eF
hcunue- Of brides roses The rna'roh
~ hanor ara only attendant was MFS
Calls Of Richmond, SISTER ot
thA bride who wore a gown ~ orch'-
reorrefte erere with hat 20 H1@tVH
and carried sunhurst roses
The hesatftu1 double ring setNiN
wa sused and The rings were carr 1e"
bv master Lewis and Mary DAVIS, cou
ss.s CT fhs oTsde, LEVIN 81
brides ard Afary carried the hf}oe
Eroors 49,.
The bride groom rad As his best
man MAYNARD Street, and the ushers
were Preston Tayior Ellis Brls'o"'
Ear Trice ard Rev. Arthur Burton
Immediately after the ceremony me
bride and groom left for PuHmah'
washington. where they VIII MAKE
their home. the bride wearing
handsome travelling suit OF navy piue
tricotine. with hat TO mafch
NJ Among the out-of-town guests were
NJ. i = Foss Bremerton Washing
ton. Mrs George r.. Trice, Earl Trice
and A c Bristow, Of Hampton, Rev
Arthur Burton Of Ashland. HI ana
Mr.. and Mrs r A Calls, Of kich~
mond