davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-28

Local Temperature Yesterday.
IL noon temperature ...--....... IS
2 =, M. temperature ...-...... so
p. NJ. temperature ............ 40
Max. temperature to P. M. 81
Min. temperature to P. M......- ~
Mean temperature .......-..-.. 80
Normal temperature .......... AZ
Def. In emperature yesterday. 3
FIX in temperature since Jan. l.. 81
Local Rainfall.
Rainfall last . hours. 0
Rainfall last "a hours. .-..... 0
Def. in rainfall since March L.. LES
Def in rainfall since Jan. L. .o3
Local Observation mt p. NJ. Yesterday
Temperature, 40; humidity, IS:
wind direction, southeast: wind veioc-
ity. IL; weather. clear.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-24

be poparcie, kt6re poczelo sic sta
lie kurczyc wkr6tce pc glosnem
zwyciestwie BURN. Thompsona
pred czterema laty.
Prawde mowiac, niemozliwa
rzeczq jest orzec, kt6ry Z handy
datow republikahskich otrzyma
nominacye. Wobec tego jednakze,
re BURN. Thompson ma bardzo
czynna i dobrze op}acana organi-
zacye, a przyzwoite zywioly par
tyi So podzielone ma dwie Srupy,
Il. zwolennikow sedziego Olsona
: kap. Merriama, ME pow!nno nj
kogo zadziwic, jeSli obecny bur-
mistrz zwyciezy. Mimo to ME
MONA ~pominac milczeniem i tel
mozliwo5ci, re w o%statnief chWili
kap. Merriam przerzuci silly swe
ma strone sedziego Olsona Tub Cd
wrotnie. co bez zadnej wqtpliwo-
sci, wpfynie ma Manipulating bur.
Thompsona fatalnie.
Ma tykiecic republikaiiSkim W.
Ganschow, ubiegajacy sic o no.
minacye ma skarbnika miejskicgo,
oraz w. G.. Davis, ubicgaJqcy sic
0 nominacye ma klerka mieiskic--
go, mic maj2 zadncj opozycyi.
O nominacyc ma scdzicgo MUM
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-24

Dowodem faktu, IL administra-
eva BURN. Thompsona traktuje
stanowiska publiczne i skarby
publiozne jake prawowity Iup
swych zwolennikow, jest: maj
prod, hurtowne ignorowanie IT,
stawy o sauzbie publicznej i mia
nowanie tysiecy zwolennikow ma
It. wv. go day appointments; a
nastepnie, spowodowanie niesiy--
chana rozrutnoScia deficytu w
funduszach m~iejskich ma sume
przeszto 81, 900, a w funduszu
szkof publicznych pod narzadem
notorycznej ,,solidnej sz6stki" ma
SUNG p~rzeszlo 100000.
MySlacy republikanie wstydza
sic rekordu burn. Thompsona,
tax pod wzgledem partyjnym iak
/ narodowo = patryotycznym. To
tcz dwie frakcye ~zlaczylv sic i
wysune}y najsilniciszego handy--
data. ma iakicgo mogly sic zdobyt.
Aczkolwick sedzia Olson zostal
.?okonany przez burn. Thompso-
ma pred cztcrema laty, OF czasu
tego wielc sic zmicnilo. Ostatnic
wybory ~jesicnne wykazaEy, re
irakcya Thompsonska ma w5r5d
szcrokiego og6fu juz barizo sla-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-24

dynq wskaz6wka, lie wazymy ma
sail danej partyi. Ia tylko miara
beda inni mierzyli nasze preten-
sye do uznania i reDrczcntacy;.
a ME lima. ZwykIe gardlowanie
nie przyniesie ~zadnych rezulta =
tow. Ma gardlowanie odpowiedza
nam: lie macie gios0w::' TO tez
ME zapominajmy 0 prawyboracIl
jutrzejszych!
Ola poinformowania naszych
Czytelnikdw podajemy ponlzeJ
sDis kandydat6w p~oIskich, ubie'
gajacych sic o n%ominacye alder
maiiskie:
Ma tykiecie demokratycznym:
Warda 16-ta: - Stanis}aw H..
Kunz, (obccny alderman).
Warda 17-ta: - Stanislaw ~
damkiewicz. (Obecny alderman)
- Jerry Kolassa.
Warda 24-ta: - !. Pionkc.
A.. Groja.
Warda Pima: - y. :. Budz.
ban.
Warda 29-ta:- w. PacholSki.
Ma tykiecie republikaiskim:
Warda 17-ta: - ?. Sfowinnskl
Warda 29-ta: - /. Colombo.
wSki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-24
INNE
ALDER
MANSCY.

Polacy i Polk powinni wziac
udziaf w prawyborach we wszy--
stkich wardach, gdziekolwiek mie
szkaia, bez wzgledu ma to, czy W
dancj wardzie jest kandydat pol
ski ma aldermana, czv ME. Czynny
bowicm udzial W g}osowaniu jest
picrwszym obowiazkiem obywa-
telskim. Zasada S%amorzadu / de-
mokracyi polega ma tenn. IL og6}
d~ecydujc. kto bedzic rzqdy spra-
wowai. Poza tenn. licznv udzia}
Polak6w W prawyborach Jest ie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-24
Jutrzejsze Prawybory Miejskie.

so g}owneg9 przeciwnika. We
wyborach jesiennych wybrany
zostat ponownie klerkiem powia-
towym ogromnq wiekszoScia.
OdnoScie do kwestyi, dotyczacych
utylitow publicznych, jak kolei
miejskich, elektrycznoSci, gazu i
telefon6w, jest "a tenn, azeby
wszystkie kwestye sporne byly
przez sadly rozstrzygniete. Zapo-
wiada take. re w razie wyboru
postara sic, IL komunikacye tram
wajowa bedzie ulepszona w dzie-
sieciu dniach po objeciu przez
niego urzedu burmistrza.
Poniewaz ME ma ami jednego
Polaka miedzy kandydatami ma
gl6wne urzedy miejskie, waznym
wzgledem jest stanowisko P.
Sweitzera odnoSnic do reprezen-
tacyi. jaka zamierza udzielic pol
skim demokratom w administra-
cvi miejSkiej w razie swego wy
boru. Ma zebraniu oOlSkiCh przv-
wodc0w demokratvcznvch w "a
przeszIym tySodniu p. Sweitzer
oSwiadczv} nicdwuzaacznic ma
postawione mu pytania. II udzie-
il Polakom nawet lepsza ~eprezcn
tacye w administracyi miejSkic!,
anizeli uczynii to b. BURN. {. II
Harrison "a swego urzedowanja.
p. Sweitzer OPERA W szanSe
zwycieStwa gl6wn'e ma trZech
punktach: HaiDrz6d ma z~wyciest-
vic w wvD2rath icSicnnych: 20
irugic. "a Doparciu regularnych
organizacvj we w~szvstkich war
dach ! 20 trzecie ia siabej opo-
zvcyi swego przeciWniLa.
B. alderman Thomas Carey
kandyduie, jak sam sic wvraIa.
ia olatiormie antigazowej. W
Swei kampanii ME wstrzymvwai
,;e oL dos; ostrych atakdw pod
qdre<em sWego przeciwniNa / 'e-
@ rzehomvch ooDlec2niE6w pol
:vcznych ! iinaHSowych. Pcpic~"
90 zraczna liczba maikontrnt@W
demoEratvcznych. Popier2;Q o.
nicktGrzv re zwo!cnnikdw prok.
tan. Hoyne'a W ten Dorozumic.
~. :: " razie 2o:azIi p. Carcya
.aia organizacya stworzona przcz
v.tatnicgo W c;agu kampanii.
.rrzerzuci sic ma >t"@ne p. Hoy
ne'o.
Rzeczoz"awcy ?olityczni zano-
v;ada;a re W gi6wnej Rampant.
,l1wuvm przccjWnikiem ..
>weitzera. kt1rego zwyc:cstwo
W jutrzejszych prawyborach Str-
"a "a nieun;knione. hcdz,c =.
Hoync. &dyz b, burn. Harrison
aczkolwick kandydatura jc@o 70
>tala wySunieta przcz jr@o zwo--
lnnniknM n icmn MNraZnelM e
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-24

Jutro odbeda sic prawybory ma
urzedy miejskie. Wyborcy i wy
borczynie partyi acknowledgement,
republikanskiej, robotniczej i So
cyalistycznej wybiora swych kan
uydatow ma urzedy burmistrza,
klerka miejskiego, skarbnika
niejskiego, sedziego municypal--
nego i aldermanow w So wardach,
ktorych nazwiSka beda zamieSz-
czone ma balotach we wyborach
glownych ma poczatku kwietnla.
Ponizej podajemy treSciwy / OBJ
Iektywny przegl9d kandydatow
wSzystkich partyi.
PARTYA ~DEMOKRATY-
GINA.
Ma tykiecie acknowledgement Il
tiegaja sic w prawyborach o no
minacye burmistrzOwska dwaj
kandydaci: klerk powiatowy Ro-
bert NJ. Sweitzer i byly alder
man Thomas Carey.
Prokurator Stanowy Maclay
Hoyne ! byiy burmiStrz Carter
II. Harrison. obecnie bawiQcy we
I'rancyi jake oficer W sluzbie
Czerwonego krzyza, "a kandyda-
tami niezaleznymi ! W prawybo-
rach udziaiu ME biora.
P. Sweitzer zoStal wysuniety
przez Centralna OrSanizacye De
mokratycznq. W ktorej kontrole
dzierzv irakcya Rogera {. Sulli-
vana. Wielu jednakze przywod--
cow Z frakcyi przecjwnych. Wv
kt6rych giownemi iigurami "a
Harrison. Hovne. sen. Lewis, ek>
CUB. Dunno i lego prawa reka
O'ConnelD pc daremnych uSiio-
waniach wySuniecia kandyda.a
kompromiSowego oswiadczyto
sic "a kandydaturq p. Swcitzera.
Trzeba p. Swe;tzcrowi zioIyG
to uznan;e. &c prowadzi: kan?a-
rie nadzwyczaj przyzwoit2
,,gentlemanSkq". wy>trzIIajqc
Sie oSobistych wyzwi>k i Earczc-
mnych atakow.
Pred czterema Iaty p. SWEET
zer take kandydowal przccjw ?.
W. II. Thrmp>onowi. Iecz zoS:ai
przez n;ego pokonany. ?. Thomp
son wtedy aDelowai gi6wuie do
Szowinistycznego amer: kanizmu.
pozujac ma ma'ownicz'go Cow
bcy'a". Biys&otIiwy ten APPEL o.
laza} sic uI"daym. Sdyz " ciQgu
,wej administ~acy; oNazai. IL wca
ic ME Jest ty2em Ioja.ne2o Ame-
rykanina.
W obccnej Rampant prawybor>
czcj ma S~zczgSciC 20 $tronie de-
mokratycznej wzgledy lojalnoSci
ric odegrywaja zadnej roll. P.
>wcitzer Jest ME mniej lojalnyr
merchantmen Cd D. Carev'a. >wc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-24

zwoleniem, ola rozmaitych powo-
dow ME wroci z Francyi do Chi
cago ma czas, azeby przeprowa-
die nalezyta kampanie.
Me Jest jednakzs bynajmniej
wykluczonem, IL wynik prawybo-
row acknowledgement zawierac
moze niespodzianke, gdyz p. Ca
rey istotnie rozwinqi kampanie
liza wielka skale. Z drugiej jednak
re strony p. Sweitzer, ufny w swa
sile, specyalnie sic ME wytezy}.
Obecny klerk miejski James T.
Igoe, ktory ponownie kandyduje.
ME ma zadnej opozycyi ma tykie--
Gle acknowledgement.
Henry M. Stuckart, do MEDIA
VIVA skarbnik powiatowy, pc raz
drugi pc kilkoletniej ~przerwie,
kandyduje ma urzad skarbnika
miejskiego "a poparciem Central
mel Organizacyi Demokratycznej.
lego .przecwinikami sa: w. r.
%trook ! A. Satisfy.
Ma nominacye dcuokratyczna
Sedziego municypainego fwakans
costa; sDowodowany s~niercia)
lest trzech kaHdvdat0w, d miano-
wicie: T. Borrelli. asys,cnt proku-
ratora jederalnego, rra;2cy popar-
cic Ientralnej Organizacyi, oraz
; T, Dcvere / !. 4. Ji"|ch.
Spostrzcgawcy 2oIityczni So
Gz2, re cztercj kandydaci Central
mel Organizacyi Demokratycznej
zwvcieia : iatWosc;2.
PARTYA REPuBLIKANSKA.
L kolcj p~zyst2?;: t.zeba do "a
Gania ricmilcso. Wali>& trzcch
rcoubIikai*kich Iandydatjw o
nomjnacyg bUrmiStrzowskQ lest
wjdok;cm wtalc ME |Uduiacym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-24

cypalnego ia tykiecie republican,
skim stara sic trzech kandyda-
tow: G.. B. Holmes, ,majacy popar
Gle Organizacyi RepublikanskIeJ,
A. Freundlich i c. T. Murray.
INNE PARTYE
Partye robotnicza i socyalisty-
czna wysunefy w}asne tyklety
kandydat6w ma urzedy miejskle
bez zadnych oponentow. G}oso--
wanie ma tychze kandydat6w W
prawyborach bedzie tylko zwykia
formalnoscia. Gfowna walka roz-
strzygnie sic dopiero W wyborach
-Ik..o1
The Topeka state journal., 1919-08-12
COSTS MORE TO WALK
Cost OF Shoe Repairs in Topeka Prob
ably VIII Be Raised.

More of the same old news-the cost
of having your shoes repaired Is going
up. A meeting will be held tonight at
Rays Rapid Shoe Repair System, TIA
Kansas avenue. where an effort will be
made, it is said, to get all the shoe
repair men of the city into the To-
peka Master Shoemakers' association,
and IL is rumored that the question of
an increase in price will be taken up
then.
The increase probably will amount
to about 25 per cent above the present
prices. Shoemakers say that owing to
the high cost of labor and the cost of
leather they can no longer make any
thing on the present repair scale.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-08-12
SECOND ROUND TODAY
Mclaughlin and Bundy Defeated Da-
vis-Johns Team Monday.

Boston. Aug. 12.-F B. Alexander
and s. H. Vishell, winners of the tri-
state sectional title, were to play
Randolph Lycett and r. v. Thomas.
Australia, in the second round of the
national doubles tournament at the
Longwood Cricket club here this after
noon.
NJ. E. Mclaughlin and T. c. Bundy,
winners of the California sectional
championship. and who defeated VIII
lis Davis and H. Van Dyke Johns. also
Californians. yesterday, were sched-
uled to meet G. B. Doyle and F. H
Harris. winners of the middle At
lantic title.
The two Australians, Norman z.
Brookes and G. l. Patterson. were
matched with r. Norris Williams II
and Watson NJ. Washburn. winners of
the New England sectional title.
In the last match of the afternoon,
william NJ. Johnston and c. ]. Griffin,
winners of the western sectional, were
to meet L. Thalheimer and Leven
Jester. winners of the southwestern
cham pionship.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-08-12
FAIRGROUNDS TO CLOSE
Topeka Summer Events Come to an
End Saturday.

A4AAA
The Topeka Fairgrounds close Fri
day evening according to an announce
ment by ]. E. R. Barnes, playground
director, today. Saturday there will
be a final picnic and playground meet
at Gage park and then the children of
the city will find 1t necessary to pro-
vide their own amusement until the
opening of the fall school term.
The Saturday picnic at Gage begins
at 10 O'Clock in the morning and
CLOSES at in the afternoon. For the
entire time the playground children
will have free access to Gage pool.
which will be policed by a competent
corps of life guards. At $3.50 O'Clock
in the afternoon the annual swimming
and diving tournament will be held.
Events for both boys and girls have
been arranged.
In the forenoon there will be two
championship baseball games. The
older boys pennant winners in the
playground league, will play an all
The younger boys pennant winners
will do likewise. 1t is not possible to
announce the pennant winners. This
is to be decided tomorrow morning. In
the older boys race, City park is to
play Quincy school for the city cham
pionship, and in the younger boys
league the players from Westlawn will
try for honors with the team from
Ripley park.
part in any of these contests, horse
shoe pitching games, croquet contests
and tennis are offered as sports for
the day. The playground directors
will also have a tourney of their own
in each sport.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-08-12
SPORTNOTES
WANT KENNEDY BACK
X O.. Students Supporting Him for
Athletic Manager.

Lawrence. Kan. Aug. ia boom
for the return of DR.. Bert Kennedy to
K. U. as athletic manager as been
started by the University of Kansas
faculty and is gaining popular support
among the students here. Registrar
George o. Foster and Doctor Kennedy
made a trip to Topeka to see the state
board of administration concerning
athletic matters here Sunday. but will
give out no information. DR.. w. N.
Mason of the board says that action
can't be taken until the board gets to-
gether in a few weeks.
Doctor Kennedy. Registrar Foster,
Band Leader McCanless, William Nc
Keever and Professor Baumgartner
left for Kansas City today and it is
understood that they will try to enlist
the support of prominent K. u. alumni
for the Kennedy boom. Kennedy has
made no application for the position.
Alpha Brumage, captain of the eleven
here in 1903. is also one of the men
mentioned for the place along with
Bill Caldwell of the all-victorious team
of 1908. Gridiron prospects are boom
The Topeka state journal., 1919-08-12
Western League,
DELAY MAYS HEARING
Both Sides Agree To Postpone Court
Action Until Thursday.

New York, Aug. 12.-Postponement
Of the hearing of arguments on an
injunction to restrain President John
son of the American League from in
terfering with the use of Pitcher Carl
Mays by the New York club was ex-
pected when the case came up In the
supreme court mere today. Owners of
the New York club and attorneys for
President johnson a e yesterday
agreed to a postponement until Au-
gust Il. Owners Rupert, of New
York; Comiskey, of Chicago. and Fra
zee. of Boston. constituting a majority
of the board of directors of the league,
have called a meeting of the board for
the same date to consider further the
Mays case.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-08-12
SCOREBOARD FLASHES


Yesterdays hero. Elmer Smith. His
homer into the New York stands brought
victory to the Indians in a hard slugging
contest with the Yankees, Is to Q.
Herb Pennock held the Browns scoreless
while the Red Sox piled up one run.
The Reds ran into a head-on collision
with the Phils, who triumphed by 5 to 3.
One big innings did 1t for the Pirates
as they slammed the Dodgers in a to 2
contest.
The White Sox also accumulated five
runs In a single session, walking off with
a to victory over the Senators.
The Athletics started off with a lead
but the Tigers wound up with one, to
&
The Topeka state journal., 1919-08-12
I,eonnrd Defends His TitIe.

Philadelphia, Aug. 12.-Benny Leon
ard, lightweight champion. outpointed
Irish Patsy Cline of New York at the
Philadelphia National baseball park
here last night.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-08-12
ROUT 'EM BY AIRPLANE
England Discovers Sinn Fein Meeting
by Novel Means.

Belfast, Ireland, Aug. 12.-Sinn
Feiners encountered a new method of
government vigilance yesterday when
a forbidden meeting at Armagh was
discovered by authorities who scared
overhead in airplanes. Policemen and
soldiers dispersed the meeting.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-08-12
O'Dowd Retains TitIe.

Syracuse. N. Y. Aug. 12.-Mike
O'Dowd. middleweight champion, sue
cessfully defended his title in a ten
round battle with Jackie Clark, Allen
town, Pa, here last night. O'Dowd,
the aggressor thruout. had a safe mar
gin on points at the finish.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-08-12
ANzACS VS.. AMERICANS
Tourney Between Australian Tennis
Quartet and U. S. Stars Planned.

Quartet and U. S. Stars Planned.
New York, Aug. ia team tennis
match between the quartet of Austral-
ians now playing in this country and
team of Americans to be picked later
will be played Immediately after the
national singles tournament which
starts at the West Side Tennis club.
Forest Hills, August Is The Ameri-
can team, 1t has been indicated, prob
ably will consist of Robert Lindley
Murray, the present national cham
pion; William NJ. Johnston and Rich
ard Norris Williams II. both former
champions. and William T. Tilden II,
former clay court champion.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-08-12
Mnyetta Loses 10 Holton.

Holton, Aug. 12.-Heavy hitting of
Holton batters brought about the de-
feat of the Mayetta Indians by a score
of IL to 3. featuring the fourth
straight game of Holton's winning
streak.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-08-12

ing daily and things will be we'll un-
der way when the managerial question
is settled.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-08-12
western League,

At Sioux City-Wichita, 8. 16. 1; Sioux
City, Z, Is. 4. eleven innings) o..
At Omaha-Oklahoma City, !, 4, J.; Oma-
At Des Moines-Joplin-De Moines game
played yesterday.
At st. Joseph-Tulsa- Joseph game
played yesterday.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-08-12
Mondays Baseball Games.
National League.

At Cincinnati: r.
Philadelphia .................OO 700 OOO SO0-o
1AO VO4 WV
Batteries-Rixey and Adams; Luque,
Eller and Rariden.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-08-12
American LcaEuA

AmofIcdu Lo1Bud
At Washington: r.
s1O1 O1O
Batteries-Williams and Schalk; GIL,
Zachary, Harper and Agnew.
At New York: r. h. E.
Cleveland ............ 800 120 61S-15 Is i
New York ........... 402 900 DOL 8 Il 8
Batteries-Bagby, Myers and O'Neill I;
Quinn, Shore, Smallwood, O'Doul and RueL
At Philadelphia: r. n. d
Detroit .............. .010 102 0S0- IL o
Philadelphia ........ 800 900 010-4 Z Q
Batteries-Davis and Ainsmith; Eaylor,
Kinney and Perkins.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-08-12
At st. Paul: /:
r. n r..

Louisville ......,... 900 oO1 1Oo-2 6 /
st. Paul ............. 600 900 600 o o
Batteries-Tincup and Meyer; Griner and
Hargrave.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-08-12

At Brooklyn: r. n, Il.
Pittsburgh ........... 900 500 OOO-5 9
Brooklyn ............. .OOO O1O 1UO- z
Batteries-Miller and Lee; Smith and N.
Wheat.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-08-12
American Association.

At Kansas City: r. q. e.
Kansas city .DO4 1OO wv IL
Batteries-Lambeth and Wagner; Evans
and La Longe,
The Topeka state journal., 1919-08-12
At Milwaukee:

Indianapolis ......... .oO1 no 300 10 /
Milwaukee ............ .010 900 O01- 3
Batteries-Cavet and Leary; Northrop
The Topeka state journal., 1919-08-12
At Minneapolis:

At Minneapolis: r. H. E.
Minneapolis ............0 .002 010 IT 1
1OleOO .UU< UUU w q z
Batteries-Tineup and Meyer; Griner and
HargraYe
The Topeka state journal., 1919-08-12

At Minneapolis: R.H E.
Minneapolis .......... .O02 01O g. 0 1
IOleQO ................ .UUS UOO OOO-
Enthusiastically and Murphy; Shellen-
back and Owens.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-17
STRIKE COST SIG, 6,0O0, 900.
Coal Operator Places Loss on Miners u
10000 GOO.

Columbus, Ohio, Dec. H.-Loss to
the United States on account OF the re-
cent coal strike amounted to about
26,O0O,OO0, while that to Ohio was
about SGT, ,O00, 900, according to w. ID.
Mckinney Secretary of the Southern Ohio
Coal ! xchange. Additional loss to the
railroads from curtailed service and to
industries forced to shut down on account
of the fuel situation, he said, could not
est mated and no allowance WAS made
in the estimate.
The miners were the greatest losers
in the strike. Mr.. Mckinney estimates
their loss in wages Mt $50, ,00O, 600 The
loss TO the railroads be places at $40, 600, :
600, while the operators figure he set at
326, 100000.
At the beginning Of the strike the pro-
duction was already 40, 600, 900 tons short
of normal, Mr.. Mckinney said, which has
already assured the mines of the maximum
tonnage that could be produced and
handled by the railroads, On account
of the strike, he added, the Ohio mines
alone lost another 7,5OO,0 600 tons. The
figure for the entire country he placed at
1000, 900 tons daily.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-17
EMMA COLDMAN'S GOING
An EVENT TO CELEBRATE
Press Bid Woman Anarchist and
Berkman Thankful, Crate
full Farewell.

Emma Goldman and Alexander Berk-
man arc at last apparently, about to
depart for Russia, and the press, except
for the Socialist and other radical papers,
buds them thankful farewell "Good
radiance To bad rubbishr' SAYS "The
New York Herald, an expression typical
of the general sentiment. Judge Mayer
is praised for his vigorous stand, with
the hope that this will dissuade any Fol-
shevists who intend to visit this country
we will miss Emma-gladly," remarks
''rhe Cleveland Plain Dealer"
'She has been very busy person
all these years. Her nuisance value
has been high and always mounting
higher. The public supposed she was
very unhappy-so many things she has
tlons-but now comes the surprising
discovery that, after all, she would
rather stay here than return to her
own country, blessed as it is with Boil
shevism and hclpcd along the highway
to utopian bliss by the beneficent min
lstrations of soviet government.
Still, there are those who. like Jeanette
Rankin, fear the results Of an attempt
to suppress 'the right Of free speech.
Various papers hasten to remind them
that that right has its limits. AS "The
Washington Star points out, anarchists
may orate for the abolition Of property,
of law, may advocate the dissolution OF
government and the abolition of marriage,
but will still be unmoicsted. The trouble
Is that they urge the commission Of what
most people consider to be crimes, the
use OF revolvers, knives. Internal ma
chimes. Bcrkman tined to kill Frick.
Goldman preached the doctrines that
incited CEolgosS to murder President
Mckinley Acts like these are not
legal here, remarks The Omaha Bee"
although they are the privileges of free
and happy Russia