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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-14
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Tymi dniami odbyi sic W Bostonie
zjazd Komitetu Obrony Narodowet,
organizacyi dostatecznie o%siawlonej
- z ,,politycEnej" wsr6d mas czasu
minionej wojny - dniaialnOsci. o pc
pularnie nazywanej ,,koniem" CRU
pie tel - wiadomo bylo cd dawnn
,juz. Ii staia ma ostatnieh nogach,
chwiaia sic, padaia, dogorywala,
sztucknie podpychana i p~odtrzyrny--
wana doclqgnela wrcszcie do zjazdu,
ma kt6rym spodziewano sic Ostatecz.
nego przywalenia kam1eniem grobO-
wynn owego - warcholstwa typowe.
20 1 sxkodnictwa niepoprawnego, u.
prhwianego przez garstke wywoia-
nych osobnik6w. Tymcznsem K.O.N.
ME rozwiazano - ma on istniec ma
dial, jak pisza - na... Wake z Ligq
LUDLOW, kt6ra u~wfaczajace Polsce
podaIa waranki W Pokoin wersal.
skim! :. (No teraz to juz Liga pre-
padIa ma Amen!)
r
Nadzwyczajnie malo mas i%nteresuiQ
losy oWej gromady obbakahc6w poll
tyc1nych / szkodnik6w spoiecznych,
podejmujqcej dalsze podtrzSmywa..
ME instytuoyi, kt6rej dawno nelezy
sic - W najlepszym razie zapomnie-
nie rodak6w, 70 kiedykolwiek istnia-
In; a jesli dis tn o tenn piszemy, czy.
nimy to wylacznie / jedynie z dzien.
nikarsko = informacyjnego stanowi--
ska | poEladu, OF - ably ME pre-
oczono rZecyy najzupelnicj, ably CA
sem przyponniano, IL jeszcze grasu-
JIG ,,orycntacys" owa, kt6rej przeto
grasowanie trzeba. pod jakq taxa
kontrola utrzymat.
-
e. Kto to tam nadal naleie6 tedzie
do tego nicszczcsnesO rkonia" -
togo zapewne | sami koniowcy ME
wiedzq, tor nawet ma zjezdEio boston,
skim wyznawano otwarcie dw smut
nie-komiczny szc.eg6l, ii ME molina
byio sie dogadat, dolicIyG - kto,
gdzie nalezy do K.O.N.; o~statnio je.
szcze opuScili ten enigmatyczny kom-
plet bez ucze tnik6w - s~ocyalfsci,
kt6rym - pOwicdzmy nawiasem -
kroku tegO IN najgOrs1e ME policy
my bynajmnicj: wszak3o majq pre-
tensye wyg6rowane, re So ,,poste-
penn, ,,ayciem", 81 ~,,najbardziej po-
stCpowem zycicm"! ME dziwzc tedy,
II 2 trupern, a ~jeszcze W Godatku -
2 ~,,koGska" padlirq ME chca mice
mic do Czyniehia. -. PozOstanQ wiec
mad kCnicm, czy ma MIN tylko ty-
nowi ,,dziabowicze" - zostana, ably
jak najdluzej ME skiada& sprawozdah
wbrew aadaniom wszystkich ,,Ko-
niowc6w" Graz - dop6ki ME roE.
dEi6bia do rcssty tego, co tam zostaio
| co sic uda j~eszcze zgrabit sztucZ'
nym wysilkiem w przyszioSci. Ola o.
wych piiawek, kt6re cd lat PREY tyni
nleszczesnym koniu sic wieszajq -
musi ciqgnaG dalej orgarizacya... -.
Niechie sobIe ciagnie. Cd dawna wy
isczona n zostata pozR nawias
spraw polslofch: ME pomogla nam W
niczem nigdy, raczej tylko szkodziia;
ostatnio JUL i szkodzic sil ME miaia,
lax I nadal r6wniez mice ich ME be.
dzie: niech4c sic tedy wlecze p6ki
ME zamrze ma uwiad 1 zanik, a ME
zczeznie niepamieci - wraz re
swymi pasorZytami.
&
Jeszcze szczeg6I Mt p%ouczenie Ia
~twowiernych / - o lie sic Ia - ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-14
MACIERZ POLSKA.

ost orsaniEacya fsczscs miodslea poll
1ka obojga ptcl W Prscach akow
oatryotyc6nych I bratnieJ pomocy dIA
sodniesienia dueha moralnoscl l dooro-
bytu W spoiecsehstwie. q sEczegolnis
ntedzy mfodxieAa polska. Mofna zapt-
Tac ste ma posmiertne Cd lat IL do -;
"a cgionkow StowarzysEonych bsx o.
rraniczenia wieku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-14

kanizatorskICh.

Pred niedawnym czasem zdarzylo
nam Sie przegladaS rekord STRAIT jed.
nego = powracajacych pulk6w anne.
ryka6sltch po wojacsce W Europie:
Byl to pulk 1921, W jednym z Cd.
dziaI6w jego - jui ME pamietamy-
kt6rym - ~wyliczono nastepujqce nj.
zej nazwiska polegiyeh t~oinier1y'
kt6re has uderzyIy swoim m~iedzyna.
rodowym zespolem i kt6re wynoto-
walismy sobie, 5~sachowajac je do re.
da~kcyjnego ma przyszlos6 uSytku; "a
strzegamy sic, Re nazwiska tie bynaj-
mniej ME 50 wybrane z wielu, ME -
to ustep listy STRAIT puikowych - je-
den z wielu - powtarzajacych sic
razporaB z odmianami niebardzo INA
cznemi; OTTO owe nazwiska: :
George Anagnostopoulos, b. H.
Bradley, John S. ~Bakrzewski, c. c.
Clark, James Cleary, John Essen
macher, Gustav Fransen, f. J. Cad
bois, Rafael P. Cara, Frank F. Gre
siak, Sam Lcvinsky, Domonicio Mat
teucci. John Mcdonald.
Liste te W doslownem jci brzmie-
niu | nazwisk ~porzadku katdy spraw-
dziG moie w rekordach puika 1890;
zawiera onh Greka, Irlandczyka,
Nicmca, Skandynaw6w cos dwu, Po-
Iaka, Francuzn, Hiszpana, Czecha,
Syda. Wiocha, SZkota i troche zywio-
tu ..czysto" amcrykaGskiego W pro-
porcyi dziwnie drobnet do przewaza.
jscego iywioIu obconarodoweGo, a
raczej - grZech TAX movie | pisat -
DO to mic obey iywioi, DO on krwiq l
4yciem stwierdzii, re jest sw6j -
sw6j w catej doskonalej pelni, n tyl-
ko miodsze Jest konglomeracyq ma
szego spoleczenstwa | nnrodu. ;.
Dobrzeby byio movie | pisaf o RE-
each takich jak powyasza tym, co to
sic prkechwalaja swa amerykanska
oryginalnoscia z czas6w ,,Mayflowc-
r'a": dobrzcby byio tym starszym A.
merykanom, kt6rym zreszta mic ma
my mic do Zarzucenia - poza nicuza-
sadnionem pySIafkowatostwem -
przedstawiaG tskim, jak pOwyzsza IL
Sta argumentcm - Amerykan6w
mIodsZych. Miedzy pierwszymi n dru-
glmi Jest ia jedynic r6inica, II tamci
p~rxyjechali do tego kraiu troche
wczesniej i jnE ccchy plcmlenncj
przynaleinosci zatracili, a Ct prZyje-
chai troche p6Sniei i czech tych "a
TRAGIC mic mieli c2asu, DO - pole
xii 70 OlczyEne tutejsza wsp6lna -
oiczysne pierwsEych / tych drugich.
Wszyscy oni zar6wno okryli sic bo-
haterstwem 1 chwala, wszyscy pc ro-
wni p~rzyczynili sic do zwytiestwa'
wszyscy .jednakowo zasiuguja ma pa.
mice w~dzleczna, a te RODAKOW
WDZIECZNoSC zaskarbili ola swych
pIemicIc6w, przy zyciu potostaiych.
Otto w tel wojnie, otto W wielkich
w wojnie tel ~wygranych ideaeh pow
szechno = ludzkich AmeFyltn wykaza-
Ia znakomicie 1 re wsrech MAR pod
niosle swa zdolnost assynilacyjna:
tam w szercgach W okopach obron-
nych, W bojach smiertelnie krwnwych
przejawily sic naJpiekniejsze cnoty
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-14

"a McShane Bell Foundry Co
AALEUtQN& Nh.
Dxwony koes4elne. dSwoNkA
" A~tWiSoGns NsAn4SoH
~ tateho oDoUehA4AA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-14
Rsqd nd5odu pEses nGr6d dH0
AgrodH, ME sgtnts"g poDterzchn
memi
Abraham Lincoln

MeSospEe ,stan1 I1ssedste ev0-
GsuJq sic u sdaRiR, Se Muef II.
MED EjednoceoRd, RtesnteEn0 I
s0moZSQdnd PoLskG.
- WOODROW WILSON,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-14

Jeszcze szczegM ma pouczenie la.
t]wpwiernych / - o lie sic da - ma
Evening journal., 1919-12-03
LOOK 9

HERE THEY ARE. REAL BARuAlNS.
OVER THE BRIDGE.
This Is one OF a few. we have over
Washington street, rooms, bath, hot
air heat, gas and electric; also, gas
heater The house here mentioned Is
one you Will like to call home. Call US
and let us show you. $500.
THE WEST SIDE.
Franklin street, near 5th. We offer
you a home in the very b st OF cOndi-
lion. 10 rooms. bath. u. and E II a. H.,
? porchcs; only 5000. II you are look
ing for a comfortable home here it is.
HERE'S ONE AT a LOW FIGURE.
West Third street, near Van Buren,
lust the thing, rooms. bath, gas. This
aouse is for a quick sale at $500.
LET Us TAKE YOU HERE.
You will like this one, on Fourth
street. near Jackson. 10 r. B. G. and
g. H. A. H.. all newly papered. to be
sold for $1,000
JUST THE SAME.
1Nmean this one is just the same kind
n a bargain, West street. near 18th, 9
R. B. 2 p. G.. and E; $500 will place
sou in this house.
BUNGALOWS.
Market street. near 18th. we have two
bungalows, one for $50 and $1,000. We
will take you out; r, B. 2 p, C and
E. Pipeless heater.
BEFORE WE FORGET.
And let you miss the chance OF buy
fng a house at a real figure, 21th street.
mar Market. 8 r. B, II, A, II. gas an.
electric; sta porcelain wash tubs. A
beautiful home for $500.
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2105 LANCASTER AVENUE

beautiful detached home located on LOT ioN2 win an enclosed %
plenty beautiful hrubbey awnings screens noor cover
which be bought FOR less han
onehsf he cost quick desired and possess
be had at
Evening journal., 1919-12-03
Real Estate i'm All IGs Branches
25 YEARS EXPERIENCE
PERSONAL ATTENTION TO AL TRANSACTIONS
SEVENTH AND RODNEY

eight balh pantry and laundry heaied se
porche avaOry
wood floors including respect including pe
extra large and ght
The dngroom square; domestic water heater screens
and desires quick sale mmedae
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o1oCIAYTON STREET

semidetached BATH reception ha and pantry LOT
chicken house fruit trees and plenty OF grapes I
property good condition quick sale desired and possession can
be
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RFr HOME AND INVESTMENT

new three-story square II baths Zone uled,
hardwood floors and with colonial finish second
and third floors detached porches and laundry
third Is
arranged rs an apartment which will permit TO
OF expense Ihe location
convenient TO stores trolley and increasing In value
Evening journal., 1919-12-03

semdahed square plan, bedfoOm lol 3 toot tTontage
water heat gas and electric porches Possession can
had
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OIL GILPIN AVENUE

Elrht healer three porches Two ncosea eHa
Property excellent
dlon. Possession January 1, sooner.
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REAL EsTATi--r0h =
REAL EsTaTE-rOR SALE.
ATTENTION


ATTENTION
For lack OF
It utterly Impossible properties
and furthermore requested number
OF properties Complete ns gladly furnished application or
phone bring of statesmen May youH
MUNDY & CO., 7O6 MARKET STREET.
Phones Mortgages Rents
Evening journal., 1919-12-03

A CORNER PROPERTY-1501 DELAWARE AVE.
Fourteen BATH and electric lights heater porehes
Possess 2j.
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1904 DELAWARE AVENUT

Three-story brick. rooms and bath electric lights
rooms large lot garages This Is one OF the best houses
Excellent condition Possession.
Evening journal., 1919-12-03

SHEARMAN AND POPLAR STREETS
and bah porche Deu
rnnns and 10 water heat Property In good condition.
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veranda BATH cellar electric
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
sOs WEST FOURTH sT-$4,5OO
Eight rooms yoranda BATH and electric, heat
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW
Ten rooms large 'erSndss gas and electric hot water heat
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
ELMHURST-S4.5Oo
Six heat bath. and electric pantry cement cellar
JUST COMPLETED
1914 WEST TENTH STREET
Ten yeranda BATH heat and electric open nrepiac
OIL VAN BUREN STREET
Nine rooms veranda bath heat gas and electric large yard
1926 WEST SEVENTH STREET
Brick Detached-Room for Garage
House PINK %t SSodon an Ea 4 rooms including reception @ 0% han
c, all rooms large shi and airy screens and shades
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
1908 MARKET STREET
NOW READY ron OCCUPANCY.
24O1 TATNAIL STREET
Six rooms bath ycra9da That oSG 500 au,e gas and electric buffers
POSSESSION Is DAYS
S. CLAYTON STREET
venda bath heat cement cellar gas room for garage
POSSESSION TO BE ARRANGED
2525 WASHINGTON STREET
Six rooms yeranda bath heat cement cellar gas and electric
1911 WEST SIXTH STREET
rooms. vcranda bath cellar and electric
231O WASHINGTON STREET
yerandas BATH and electric heat cement cellar
1904 WEST ElGHTHT STREET
Nine rooms bath. heat gas electric
1922 HANCOCK STREET
yerandl bath, heat, cement cellar
1922 WEST 18TH STREET
POSSESSION 30 DAYS
1921 WEST SECOND STREET
Eight rooms bath yerand heat and electric, cement cellar
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
500 WEST 3IsT STREET
Six rooms veranda. large plot Of ground
s40-s51- -s5S MADISON STREET
POSSESSION 30 DAYS
1O2 SCOTT STREET
Eight rooms BATH SSsl%s,aT sssnds large 90 yard S,ys
NJ W. CORNER 2D AND GREENHiLL AVENUE
POSSESSION 30 DAYS
282 RODNEY STREET
Six rooms bath, good condition
POSSESSION 30 DAYS
1903 WEST FOURTH STREET
rooms. bath. yerandl
24O9 WEST SECOND STREET
Six rooms. bath, veranda
8O1 AND 8O8 WEST THIRD STREET
Seven rooms bath. yeranda.
1116 WEST THIRD STREET
Eight rooms, BATH steam heat. verandas
1900 WEST FIFTH STREET
Six bath. yeranda
1317-1321- 1928 VANDEVER AVENUE
Five rooms. veranda, bath. heat,
POSSESSION 30 DAYS
929 AND 945 EAST nth STREET
Five rooms, yeranda. bath heat cement cellar.
POSSESSION 30 DAYS
1916 JESSUP STREET
veranda bath and electric cement cellar.
POSSESSION 30 DAYS
918 AND 942 EAST, ,17TH STREET
Six rooms veranda, cellar,
POSSESSION 30 DAYS
1210-12121214-1216 PEACH STREET
Five rooms cement cellar.
1928 MARKET STREET
rooms bath, hot water heat and electric
1929 WASHINGTON STREET
rooms. veranda, BATH and electric, cement cellar.
STORE PROPERTY
w Corner Eighth and Wilson Ss
Il rooms and electric.
MUNDY & COMP ANY
706 Market Street
Real Estate Insurance Rents. Mortgages
open Tuesday and Saturday Until o p. m.
Evening journal., 1919-12-03

400 WEST TWENTY-FlFTH STREET-A HOME
Six electric lights heater porch lot 2Dxi25
December %.
Evening journal., 1919-12-03

A REAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ST. NEAR 10TH S
apartments This property Is In excellent condl
and up-to-date respect
Evening journal., 1919-12-03

s49-851-s53 MADISON STREET
Eight rooms, bath gas
POSSESSION 30 DAYS
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n W. CORNER % AND GREENHlLL AVENUE
Six rooms. bath, ve'anda, large lot
POSSESSION 30 DAYS
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232 RODNEY STREET
Six rooms, bath, good condition.
POSSESSION 30 DAYS
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25O1 CARTER Street

Seven pantry and oc shi hot water he
porch This prop detached Modern and practically Best
condition Possession 30 days
Evening journal., 1919-12-03
no ASHTON STREET

Srml-deached rooms and bah, Two avatore cemn
large porch. This Is a coy llle home Price $1,000.
Evening journal., 1919-12-03

502 WEST 31ST STREET
Six rooms, veranda. gas large plot Of ground.
POSSESSION 30 DAYS
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1903 WEST FOURTH STREET
II Six rooms. bath, yeranda.
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24O9 WEST SECOND STREET
Six rooms. bath, veranda.
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sol AND sOS WEST THIRD STREET
a., iii rooms, bath, yeranda.
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102 SCOTT STREET
Eight rooms. bath. verinda. large yard.
POSSESSION 30 DAYS
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NEW HOMES JUST COMPLETED

NEW HOMES JUST COMPLETED
io2oO3 CLAYTON street. consisting bath "a bed cham
bers) pantry noo porch stayas
and ho water heat
and immediate possession well
hng fixtures and wall be had Excellent
ocai open inspection.
Evening journal., 1919-12-03

1921 WEST SECOND STREET
Eight rooms bath yernd and electric cement cellar
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
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1116 WEST THIRD STREET
Eight rooms. bath, steam heat. yerandas.
Evening journal., 1919-12-03

1922 WEST 18TH STREET
Six rooms, veranda bath gas. heat cement cellar.
POSSESSION 30 DAYS
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CARROLL w. Griffith
pa West Ninth Stree,
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1911 WEST SIXTH STREET
rooms veranda bath heat cement cellar, and electric
POSSESSION
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1914 WEST TENTH STREET
Ten rooms. yeranda, bath, heat gas and electric. o
summer Kitchen.
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OIL VAN BUREN STREET
Nine yeand BATH heat and electric large yard
Evening journal., 1919-12-03

ELMHURST-S4 500
Six heat bath. and electric pantry cement cellar
yerandas
JUST COMPLETED
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2602 VAN BUREN Street

build the quick deseu
be had
1902 VAN BUREN STREET
2 3 @ and qeSs sss P poreas oad pantry % can Be
had November 25
919 CLAYTON STREET
and bath reception han and pantry 7 Los
property quick sale desired and possession can
o11 GILPIN AVENUE
roous enclosed) extra
large with chicken houses Property excellent con-
diilon. Possession January or sooner
sHEARMAN AND POPLAR STREETS
corner property BATH pohes four bed
rooms and hot heat Property in good condition
A REiL HOME AND INVESTMENT
new oo areesSF 1S gba S0 a n @ oo @ colonial aR second
floors hot water heat 9a @ 3 detached PoTSneI $ % ap Laundry S
Sransd S @ "5 as an aparm the permit you
Convenient e mt to stores and trolley and
CORNER PROPERTY-15O1 DELAWARE AVE.
Fourteen and electric lights heater poches
A REAL INvESTMENT-MADIsON ST. NEAR 10TH ST.
Containing apartments This property in excellent condition
and up-to-date in every respect
400 WEST TwENTY.FIFTH STREET-A HOME
feet '' Possession 54Sai Gn'I december co a5.
1904 DELAWARE AVENUE
Threeoy brick ROOMS ana oa9' b electric S b s M al M rs 5 s
TSo5i Excellent ni'sS Condition Possession.
NEW HOMES JUST COMPLETED
iO2oo CLAYTON street consisting 1 rooms and bath q od cham.
water lot with The construction
as the selection hns wall be had Excellent
location open for inspection
25O1 CARTER STREET
Seven rooms and bath pantry md light
porch This prope iy practically
condition. Possession 80 days
11O ASHTON STREET
large porch. a cozy little home. Price saOO.
CARROLL w. Griffith
wesS street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-25
PREMIER MYTH HAS
 PLAN ID INCREASE
 |TALY'S PRODUCTION
Says at Present They Must Buy Grain, Fats, Coal and Many Other
 Commodities
By Associated Press

Romet Saturday, August '23.-Pre- mier Nitti today issued a proclamation addressed to all the prefects urging then. to carry on campaign for greater production in the country, most frugal economy and the prevention os strikes.
 "A majority of the public continues to live as heretofore" said Signor Nit ti. Besides, there is a large part of the people who, instead of working more intensely, insist on working less and demanding greater compensation It is clear that today. in order to sell other countries. we must have equilib- rum in the balance of trade. Tn 1913 we imported s200,000 more goods than we sold, but in 1918 we imported more than $2,000, 900, 900 of goods more than we exported.
 "We must buy grain, fats. coal and other commodities. We must give our allies assurances of our faith in ac cepting credits by working to produce greater wealth in the interior of Italy Tn this condition the strike is the arm of destruction. Every time there is cessa tion of work it is serious blow at the nation; all indifference on the part of producers is menace.
 Signor Nitti said that up to the pres ent all Italian credits had come from England and the United States Eng land, he added. now was unable to fur nish credits, and the only hope of Italy was the United States.
 "The United States alone are in a position to furnish us credits" said Signor Nitti
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-25
STRIKING ACTORS ID
 PUT ON ROAD TOURS
Booking Office Will Be Put On at Once on Profit
 Sharing Plan
By Associated Pre.s

New York, August 24.-The Rescue Ship, which is counted on by striking members of the Actors Equity associa- tion to bear them safely over the stormy seas attendant upon closed thea = tres and uncompromising producing managers, was launched here tonight in the form of a National Cooperative Theatre" organized by the actors asso- c,ation to produce vaudeville and legit- innate shows for road tours.
 Play, reading and casting depart ments and a booking office will be es- tablished at once, it was announced and a profit-sharing plan worked out by which idle actors and actresses may until the bright lights shine again for them on the gay White Way. This will put the striking actors in the producin g class immediately, it was stated, and the Actors Equity association, through it's cooperative theatre, will be a close second to the Producing Managers association, according to predictions in the actors camp tonight.
 In the meantime the new Actors Fi- delity league, with George M. Conan as it's president, started consideration of ways and means to effect settlement of the strike.
 Intervention of the American Fedora tion of Labor in the strike was con fidently predicted tonight and the arr rival of Samuel Gompers, president, from Europe is awaited eagerly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-25
FLORIDA CITIZENS. TAKE SHER|FF'S SIDE Over 20OO EndeavOr to Have Governor Catts Withdraw
 Removal Order
By Associated Press

Tampa. Fla, August 24.-At a mass meeting of 2500 Polk county citizens held at Barlow today, resolutions were passed protesting against the order of Governor Catts, issued yesterday, re- moving Sheriff Logan from office. Com mittees were named to wait on the governor at Lakeland, but when they reached his hotel they found the gov ernor had gone to Plant City and would not return until Monday.
 Complaint against Sheriff Logan was first made by striking phosphate min CTS who alleged he had shown favoritism in handling the situation growing out of the strike.
 Sheriff Logan will not receive his formal notice of removal until Mon day as itwas necessary to send to Tallahassee for the necessary legal forms When he learned today that several hundred persons were on their way in automobiles to see the governor he hurried ahead and met the commit tees at the hotel where the governor was registered. Sheriff Logan would not allow the committee to go upstairs to the governors apartments. fearing. it was said that there might be dis play for personal feeling.
 Governor Catts and Assistant Attor- ney General Trammell are expected to return to Tallahassee Monday. They came to the phosphate mining region for the purpose. it was said, of trying to settle the strike which has been in progress for several months.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-08-25
Weekly Cotton Review
By Associated Press

New Orleans, August 24.-The net re- suits of the trading in cotton last week were advances of 35 to 56 points At the lowest levels the trading months were at net declines of 85 to 92 points, from which they rose to net advances of S2 to 100 points. It was not a week of wide fluctuations.
 While new low levels for the reaction following the wide advance of month ago were reached, the downward ten- dency was checked by the middle of the week by extensive realizing by short for a while the market was prevented from gaining much recuperative power, because of the slumps in foreign ex- change, but during the second half of the week it had fairly good under tone.
 Toward the end of the week rains in Texas were the main influence and the continued downpour in many localities in that state brought out many crop complaints, and predictions of extensive damage by insects.
 It is probable that on the opening of the market this week the weather in the western belt will be the main thing the trade will look at, although it is bound to pay atention to what Congress will do with with amendments. putting clothing under the provisions of the food control act In some quarters it is thought that this bill will have much to do with the course of prices during tfe next few sessions.
 The movement of the new crop to mar ket will have to be given more consiu- eration this week; new bales have shown up in many localities in the southern half of the cotton region and there is every evidence that picking will increase in several states. Recently there has been lack of spot demand of any consequence and it is considered that much depends on whether or not the inquiry will improve as the new crop comes the market.
 Monday ends the August condition pe- riod and between then and the close of the week many private conditions re- ports will be issued which probably will affect the daily swings in the price.