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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-11-26
TRADE UNIONS AID
VETS

Washington The federal board for
vocational education press bureau
states shat most of the ex-service
mems opportunities for training on
the Job have been made possible BY
labor unions waving their apprentice
regulations that these world war vet
Grams may have special privileges.
Train man into employment is
the slogan Of the federal board In
other words, ''train a man until he
is 50 efficient that he naturally steps
into a paying job"
The usual plan has been first to
give man instruction in a school and
later put him into training on the Job.
There he learns to do by doing All
job-training courses are one-man
courses At the present time, it is
stated, there are IL, ,429 men in train
ing in 1857 establishments located all
over the United States.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-11-26
LABOR SCORES
A Home RUN IN
SEATTLE, WASH

Seattle's Associated Industries, the
mammoth anti-labor organization Of
capitalism, that sprane into promi-
nence there shortly after the close Of
the general strike, is passing out Of
existence with the understanding that
in the future the chamber of com
merce viii speak for the organized
employers. At the same time that the
Associated Industries organization
gracefully retires, the chamber Of
commerce is publishing in a local
paper an announcement Of the war on
labor which has embroiled the entire
community since 1918 Not only that
but the chamber calls for the teaching
.of economies ID the public grade
schools in order that q reconciliation
between capital and labor may be
built from the ground up A concil-
iation committee Of organized labor
and employers which win function III
all industrial disputes is proposed and
is receiving the careful consideration
Of labor
The close Of the anti-labor war BY
the employing interests was only eff
fected after labor had marshaled al'
its resources and organized its buy
| ing power to such an extent tina.
openly unfair firms lost an untold vol
ume Of business.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-11-26
THREE-SHIFT
SYSTEM
obviously Coming" Wise
Technicians Declare

New York The eight-hour day, or
three-shifts in steel plants, is "obvi-
ously coming and it is the part of
wisdom for employers to prepare for
it, say mechanical and electrical en-
gineers in announcing their annual
meeting in this city on December 3.
The technicians include members of
the American society of mechanical
engineers and the American institute
Of electrical engineers.
It is stated that Horace B. Drury,
formerly Of the economies department
Ohio State University viii discuss
THE three-shift system in the steei
industry"
During recent months the an
nouncement states, "Mr. Drury has
visited practically all Of the steel
plants in the United States working
under the three-shift system in an
effort to collect technical data cover
ing the details Of their operation and
| ngufeS showing the results obtained
"Mr. Drury's paper will be a gen
eral review of his findings and will
constitute the first comprehensive
contribution on this important subject
to American engineering literature.
Throughout industry there is q
steadily growing tendency to shorten
hours In Great Britain, France and
Germany the three-shift day has very
largely superseded the long two-shift
day in the steel industry.
Because the three-shift system is
so obviously coming in America it is
the part of conservation and wisdom
for management to prepare for It.
~ ha En
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-11-26
Being Hinted at To End
PrOiteering
The Greater Production The
Higher the Price

New 4ork.-lf the coal owners of
TINS country 90 not stop eou@lng the
publie' the government VIII have TO
take control declared United states
Senators calder and Edge ~ q state
meht ISSUED ~ thls elty. Inc law
makers are members q the senate
commatfee ON feconFtrueuon lhey
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-11-26
HUGE GROWTH IN
EXPORTS

Washington. American manufact-
urers are now doing about II times
as much export business in a single
month as they did in a year a century
ago, reports the department of COM
merce
During the fiscal year ended June
30, 1921 it IS stated, "the total value
of all export shipments from the
United States aggregated $51. .683 GAO
Today American manufacturers tran
sact about y times that much ex-
port business in single month-tho
exports for September, 1920, amount
ing to 606,000,00
During the fiscal year 1920 Amer
icas export trade has grown to the
remarkable figure Of $7,950,000, 900 :
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-11-26

where wages in this calling have been
advanced and working conditions i'm
proved. The wage gains are substan-
tial, SO week being common. In
several instances the figures are higher
than $1,000.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-11-26

fers are not made Of the quitting stuff,
and say that they will stay on the job
to the finish. Every man is on the
picket line and is being backed by the
international union
In addition to the eleven strike
breakers imported, or Middle
town men have taken jobs at the
plant, one of whom is a travelling
salesman. So far as production is
concerned, there is very little of it.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-11-26
COAL CONTROL

81 We
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-11-26

BUY A BUILDING BOND :
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-11-26
TEACHERS WAGE is
LOW

Atlantic City, ~ 1.-The average
wage Of school teachers in the United
States is $3.50 a year, or less than a
messenger boy, declared DIR. P, P
ClaXton, commissioner of the federal
bureau of education, in a speech in
this city.
The educator urged an average Of
$4,000. He said unless immediate
steps are taken to properly compen-
safe teachers an alarming shortage
will soon prevail"
H R Ea
BUY A BUILDING BOND -
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-11-26
PRESSMEN MAKE
GAINS

Pressmen's Home, Tenn.-The cur
rent issue of American Pressman, of
fetal magazine of the International
Printing Pressmen and Assistants
Union, prints large list of localities
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-11-26
COoPERs RAISE WAGES

New York.-Coopers' Union No. %,
whose members are employed in
Brooklyn borough, have raised wages
to 81 an hour.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26
Sotfetaan
Calumet, Mic6.

gD. 2utb. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Observation-Disclosures firfon baalisia
olimat Diime lallantaina ioista b
leinen tllos tGbGn iaaffa on
$1160.45. Smpeluieurm naiiet o.
mot olleet iitirena tefiGnG fGsi1fin
iltamasia futen alma ennenfin iillG
beioan fauttania tuli pli milf ia
tad oollaria. =.
Hli~oriioliiton neli1nnesrpbmGn
o~bielmailtama of iunnuntai-iltana
iamasia paifasia, iosia iuoritettiin
monipuolinen obielna, iiialtGen
%mantoliinin ia pianon ioittoo, r1i-
noia, f~ertomufiia, WORCESTERSHIRE
iefa pltbe, ionfa pitt pastori so.
@isfori. Hltbeesiaan bdn noimaf-
faasti toi ellie mitenfd on iriiri
ipoitto 10 nitorerla alfaa ieltrata See
iusta, iota lite on lauiuniit ettd
ban on tie, totitils ia eIdmd. .@an-
iaa oil baoli tdpnnd futen tamalli-
iesti.
2iiton nirfailijot t1llG pl1ooella
oDat ieuraaipat: Sltbeeniobtaia pas
tori sc. 8isfori, lparapubeeniobta-
ia ". s. &ipela; firiuri Irs 81.
&eiiu, warafiriuri MIina 2ampid
rabastonboitoia @ntti 2dmpid; ra-
baston firirtri @er Snffa; iGien.
firjuri Watiloa 8oora; fafii iobto-
fltnnan iGientd Serman SDlpeld ia
s. 6. &allio; firieenpaibtaia nil
me mainittit. 2aulufo0riG ei liiton
fe~sfritoesia ole oIltt tdnd talDeno
ientpitofii fitin enin ola nlorista
miebist1 on matfiistaneet feboas
paifoilIe.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26

tauniita ia toll a~iioita, eta olen
monesti aiforuit, ettd npt mininfin
pita1 firiottoa, noin ie OH main
i11npt, paan npt oil aifao. Winua
Sierra furittao ia ~rafastaa. 2uoia
otti pois multa maolliien tlen raf.
fam miebeni ia nina j1in pfiin
polon fdnsia tGnne formipaboiellc.
sc oil Serran tabto, maan mlIlu
on bpipa ola. ga Sierra iuofoon.
ettG nellie faifille firtostuiii See
Jus meiodn Acknowledgements. Soto
Seeiufien maallinen naelIiisaifa on,
tooistufiena iiitG, ett1 ie on totinea
Jana ia faifeti moboollinen ottao
mastaan, ettG &ristits SeeiuS on
tllut maailmoan ipntiiiG papab.
tamaan. Wutta nlitenfG minun on
lite alottaminen i%eltrata SeeluSta?
Sann ianoo, ett1 le~nfoltaiiena roo
oolliiena ipntisfuriana fliin oletfin
faDo1 armpistuimen tpfo, ottaa mas
toan armo armosta oitpan lobiona.
Serro f%utiulfin foiffia janotpaiiia:
"Sulfaat metten tpfo, tefin, ioillo
Ell ole ra6aa! Sulfaat, ostafaat ia
ipofGGt; tulfaat ostafaat ilmon ru-
batta ia binnatta miinao ia ries-
faal" uSfo Ills iindfin, pst1mGni,
eta ban OH iinunfin 8opobtoioIi.
Sofa minun tDfoni tulee, iitG Ell
NINA beitG ulos." 8aiffa nibolli-
men fulee ia peliGttGG, eta min o.
let iuitri ipntinen, maan mitl lana
tooistaa9 "SilG pelfGG, nina olen
iinltt llnastaniit ia nimeltGii fut-
iunut, iina olet minun".
soma ~toolstaa, eta fusla 1Dnti on
%luitrefii tllttu, iiinG on armo plen-
.polttiiefii tuttu. On ibona aiia:
Seeius on ferron omar iperenid
tartta ppbdGn mennpt ia iianfaiffi-
len Iunastufien lopt1nDt. Snpa fol-
lis oiia nellie. &ristufien eipanfe.
lilmni onfin SltmaIan poima itie
fullefin iisfopaiielle %o1itiuu6efii.
&lln meillG on t1mtGn faItoinen fun
ri plimdinen pappi, joto taipaaieen
mennDt on, Min ppipfG1mme tGsiG
turmustufiesia Seeiufie en- NltimesiG.
Seiffo iiiarenne Serrasia,
Mina Hulisfo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26
! heioGt i%eiiahtumaan.

" 1N>~ ~itNeJ%stNANs
"Eeatterindptos OH lopusia", ia
moi @ails, ia ibmisten iuuresta
liitum11rGst1 - tiet1f1G, ettG teat
teriin mdbtliu Observation-Disclosures.
ia benfe1 = moitte pG1ttGG, e.tG
tdnd1n on tuolle bimoffaalle ioll-
folle eiitettp fepptmielistd ilwGilp1.
geiitten lufu, iotfa etiiap1t iotain pa
rempan, ON alma merraten p1b1i-
men,"
@ib6oin oil teatteripleiio mennpt
menoiaan ia pstGmdmme pGdiimdt
jotfamaan matfaanla. Wliltamien
minuuttien flilitttiia be iaapuimat
faiiniin, Idbemmd fafiifpmmentd
metrid forfeap, ppore1n rafenmtf-
ienluo; ie oil Npmfeum. Gen ulfo-
iimu oil plt'pleeniG foristeltu mar
mortpDlpdilld ia rltlmitntototlllla
tumapatiailla. Wonet ~iiidGnfGptG-
mGt tobistamat, ettG paiffa of ilni.
ri jublobuoneusto. S~iiGpitolelta oil
npmfeum i~liiiremmoiiesti Walaistt
ia marmoripatIaat naDttimdt foboa-
man fuffipien p%eniaitten ia fonnos
fasmien fesfeltG. Sofa patlaasta
fumpiiili fristallifirfaSta ipettG,
iuosten marmorialtaaieen. 2epoiiio-
ia oil piilosio iiellG tG1llG peniaS-
toisia. Saturi iouffo ibmiiia oil
foosia. Slffid alfoi fonionioiiffo Tiff
ttta.
Satfetaun
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26
6arnardo Ia Bcdelseb-
wing

mpos onla firiapaino, f~iriafalppa
ia -postitoimisto, ioita boitopat iai-
raat ia mtllt l%aitofien tlirmiin ote-
tut benfilOt. "&aiffialla, fulfipa
pelloiua tai puutarboisia, merstais
ia tai talousrafennuflisia. nGfee il
Lolita faspoia. Snnea loistamot
fGriipain iilnldt, ia reippaat lalt-
Int ideStofpGt abferaa tp0t6. &atio-
ia melfsin unobtaa olepania iairas
ten t~plfdmielisten parisia."
SenfistG pirfiStpStd foetetaon
boiooftaille bonffia monella tapal>
Ia. 2apiia Darten on fouIliia, iois-
Ia taitotpat biafonit ia biafonisiot
ofpat ~opettaibna. &Giitpon opetitsta
annetoon ietG lopiilIe ettG aifuiiille.
2ntlua ia ioittoa Darrastetoan pal-
Jon.
&aiffilla laitofien boioofeilla on
Dbteiiend fofoiispaiffana ituiri ioli,
N. I. @siafelim, SiellG mietetdGn
tarfeimmat iubIapdip6t, joisia boi
boffien omilIa ioitannoiiilla eiitpfs
fila on tGrfeG ola, iieIIG n6pteI-
IGdn mariofumia, moimistelIaon d.
M. Soiboffien omatfin merffipGi-
not anna musician.
2aitosten benfiienG fesfufiena
on Sion<firffo, ionfa perusfimen
Iosfi feiiari Srebrif 3, 8ooelicb-
minsin leiffitomeri niioritiioen pdi-
militia. SielId pioett6miin iumoIan>
paIpeIufiiin fofontiiii fofo firioma
Ioitosieirafunta. 11iein nietet1Gn
pbteiiid iumolunpolpellifiia mpos-
fun IGbeiiesiG ppoffimetiGsiG.
Soto titosla tafpattomdn ladldS-
ia Iaiipeubentposid, iota @ieIefelois
IA barioitetaarL oil 8ooeIicbpingiIs
Ia pafinaifina opulaiiinn bGnen fas
nottamonia oiofonit ia oiafonisiat;
fitdpaitii fdptti bGn poIion opii-
noan etetpid, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
e%Idbpttdrnid benfiloitGy iotfo mo-
pooebtoiiesti tabtoimot tposfennell1
bGnen Ioitofiisioan. MpuIaiiiinia
nGboen of bGn bptpin anfora ipaos
timiifiisiuon rnitta itieltd1n paoti
bGn alma eniten.
SGnen Ia~itofiisiaam f6pi mpos
poIion niiorio poppisfofeIoita bar
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26

ieuroopona nuorna q p. bnb.i-
furlta piimein iammuii "iid" @os
oelicbpinein litnansrifas eldma.
Sdnet boioottiin iuiirin inblalli-
iuufiin, ioisio ilmeni ie fiitolli-
Iuus, iota bdntd fobtaon foiffiolla
tunnettiin. "Miitta orpoffuin, Iii
fiittawin roffou6enoioitiis oil itfe-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26
Wospr,cbminoinS oil pIeeniG Iii-

9ooeIicbpinsiIId oil pleenia lii-
ia termeps, min eta ban ioottoi
festSS tapottoman tpotaaffania ra
iitufiet. SO. 1899 fobtaii bdnta ens
Il ferron ruofaipa ~iairoits. Siitd
bdn fuitenfin toipiii ia iafici ipie-
Id eoeIleen tointia 10 uiiotta. US.
1909 fobtoii bdntd boIwaits, ia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26

Sergen Ifropolis ia i5ana Mrte.
min ppbdfon malfea marmori, ia il
ta-anringon idteet maloipat fen pIi
firtaSta pirnaania. @uorelIe iaat.
tot noista ainoastaan taitpungista,
ia tGanGfin tie of eritt6in iprft1.
Mempana iiiaitiema mariinainen
fai.punfifin n6ptti fauniilta. &afii
Iepeatd fotla, iotta fulfipot tots
tenia poiffi, jofoimat faiipungin
nelidan oioan. attempt fatl fulfil
eteldsta pobioiieen ia pG1ttpi Mfro-
poliin %iultrelle. 8anbempaa faiipun
ginoiaa pmtparoi ifimanba mauri.
&auniita ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nGfpi
taiffialla: teatteri, filparatn. 9pm.
felim, fauppaballi, urbeilupaiffa,
iulfiiet fplpplGt ia fomeat portit.
@aatfien ielitellesfG mattatome.
reblleen Bergen n1bt1hnppfii1 oil
faraapoani ebtinpt beibGn foboal-
leen. Nhiioen matfustoiien ieltrasIo
f%iilfipat npt ratiastojamme t11r-
meend fiemurteletpaa tiet1 alos loof
loon ia ttlinat faraipnanin eti.
pGdslG failpunfiin -ioGst1 I1nteen
fulfetpoa pGdfatiia pitfin.
Wiriom ia @leaiar b1mm6stpi-
mot nGboesiGGn 'fa1tniin fabun; ie
oil toiiaanfin toista fi,in Seruiale-
min a9toat mutfoilet fuiut. Sc oil
IGbemmG fplmefDmmentG metriG Ie-
med; fen fummallafin puolen oil
malfeaSta marmoriSta rafennettuia
faarifdpt1miG, ia niioen tafana
faiAppapnoteia. Mitrinfo oil 10 las
fenut, ia iifii oliipat fauppopliooit
f%ulietat, mlitta pielG oil Iomfplian
pdafmipungin faouilla ipilfas life.
2iifuisten lapiiiouffoien ia uteliait-
ten ieurnamara poiffeli faramaani
betfiien fnluttiia etel1stG ~pobioiieen
hilfetpolIe p~GGfabulle. 2GbelIG man
baa porttia, ionfa Daltaipa pDOre1
torni ubmaten nouii taipasta fob
BEN, M6ntpi faraipaani maiemmal-
Ie ia tili fapeata iitpufatlia nelifll-
mdiieae torile. Senfin pmp1rilI1
oil fndrif6pt6pi6. grGGstG fGptG-
ndstd iobti portti iltireen pieras-
mninan. SGmG of iuornfaiteen mito
toinen; fesfellG of iu1iria talleia
fameeleita, mmiIeio, beipoiia ia aa-
feia parten; nierasbuoneet oIipat
~fuiirisia iiipurafennufiisia. @atfiis
taint ast1iifuot alas rattailta, idtti-
mot ratinnia palpeliiain baItuin
ia neipdt matfataparania BELLE o.
foitettuibin buoneiiiin. SItataifpas
of firfas, ia tiff iaattopat be fpie.
Ia betfiiefii ldbte6 fotielemaan faii-
pltnfia. @Ieoiar ia Wirinm ppDii-
mot @oiusta oppaofieen. &iiliettu-
nan ~iiniresta portista ndfitp1t BE
oifealId faupungin iuuremmoiiet
piiistot, iotfa olitpat plimpston fob
toiispaiffoina. Soltffo fomeasti pltet
Baaipolin totperi -~.-. --
tlija miorufaiiia tuli beit1 mas
tam; mtitamilla oil ieppele pGGs-
iGGn ia fGoesi1 fultaiiella f1oenii-
ialln parlistettli f1pelpfeppi.
"Se opat menosia pitoibin", fer
toi @ai1is. &aarif1ptdnillG FORKS
tettli tatlt mel mitutaman asfeleen
p6dsid iuttren nelifulmaiien efipi.
ban balfi toiielIe portille, ionfa bar
jaIta foboii runiaasti foristeltu D.
I6ferros ia mabmasti tp~arustettii
torni. Scum pst1nGmme nifoipat
poifeta iitpufaoiiIle, fobtaii beta
Ioppimaton ibmispirta, iofa pafoii
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26

ipien tpIi1mielisten, foatrhpataiitis-
ten ia moantieipeliien mtiobosta-
ma fitnniofoarti, iofa ieiioi fum-
monafin puoIen Observation-Disclosures.
itfi iidGniGl"
Goimi @oltori: Hoffoitoen ionfn-
reito.
@ooelicbmins ia @arnoroo).
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26
CHATHAM, Wicb.

Tertpe @iittajan toimisto ia fen
liifiiaftrnta! MinGfin beiffo tai-
tpoan motfamies ~teripebbdn teita
emf ferran raitban ia raffai,ben ter
peiiiHG faiffia armoIapiio. OIen
n1bnpt ia Iufeniit @iittaiasta min
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-26
lontrofieen raffauoentnohon.

1Q"Q1lfltdf1een ruIIuuuuiiippDoW ID
monet papit tunnlstnipat, ett6 bell
I'd. on ollut iuairi bpotp olesfclus-
taan 8ielefeloisia, "noprpptpfien
forfeofoulusla". SO. 1905 perusti
gooelicbmtns papeifii aifoWia uar>
ten "teolosiien foulun", iosia ~
mennptGGn roamattuun ia bariaan
nutoon raffauoentoimintaan
SaIwi 10. 1882 toi ullben tGr-
fe6n IiiGn> 8ooeliobwingin laitofs
fin. llieat fooittomaf ia tpottomat
iaiwot iinoin t~ilapdistd tpotG 9ie~
Iefelbin Iaitofiisia. Scum tpot oil
fnoritettu, tGptpi beioan lGbtea. g.
rds beistd bruoabti iilloin 8obels
icbwingille: "Mefin olemme faa-
tuipatautilia!" ga piela iamann
talwena aloitti 8ooelicbwing iuii-
renmoilen pelostustpon fooittomien
fulfurien bpm1fii. gsoin 10 filo>
metrin pGGbGn @ielefeloist1 perus
ii bGn @ilbelmsoorff'in eniimmGi-
fen Iafioloiien tpoiiirtolon. SGn
tabtoi niille fulfitreille, john nie-
I'd iaattoi ber1ttGG tponbalua, wal>
ux $500.
miStoa tilaiiul1tta tpobon faiffina
puooenaifoina. SGn bonffi BELLE
iepelinbofflutto, rafenm1stoitG ia e.
tenfm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sstettiin
m. m. Sannoperin p%rolpiniiSta
Iuuri moa-alue, josia teboGGn laas
iaa iltoto miljelpsfelpoiiefii. SGstG
tpoiiirtola >banffeesta febittpi fifteen
oiatus foettaa banffia %furiuuoen
fesfellG taistelemalle fopbdlistolle
mif1li moboollista pmia foteiafin.
9erustettiin M. 1885 tpolGisfoti-
pboiStps, iofa pprfii maboolliiim-
man ebi1lliiillo ebboilla walmista@
moan tilaiiulitta oman pienen TO
sin pmiStamiieen. 8ielefeoin laitos
ten rafenmistoimifmnta on labitie-
noiIle rafentanut noin 200 piffu
fotia ia mutalle Saflaan toista III
batta. @ielG on Hobelicbpingin o.
Ioitteesta pertistettu "iofialainen
majalabboistps", jonta ta%rfoitufie-
no on eri ieiibuille Safiaa peruS-
tao foteia, misiG fulfurit tpota teb
oen ioapot ruotaa ia Doiiian.
EGm1nlaatuiiia olilpat 8o6el@
icbwingin neutrality-suspicious.. SD
men "8etbelinia", minimum 8iele-
feloin laitofiia nimitettitrL tuli fess
fufiefii, iosta on ls'rinnpt runias-
ia iiirnaitsta fofo Safiaan ia fen
allfopuolelleftn. Spoiiirtola ia tpo-
l6isfotis aatetta on nDfp1Gn rutpettlt
toteuttamaan m~uisiatin iipistpS-
maiSio, iopa Suomesiafin, ia faif
fl mllutfin 8ooellcbpingin arnte@
liailuiiSlaitofiet onat tulleet iaman
l~aotuisten malleifii mrltallafin.
Eaten 8ooelicbmingin toiminta on
tooello tullut mabtatpafii loliaalli-
fen bG6Gn liepent6iGfii, lomalla
fltin ie on ollrt fristilliien roffau>
oen ibanoa toteiittamista.
SillG roffaus, iuuri, faitesta it
ieffppoestG puboistipnlt rattaus oil
9ooelicbmingin faifen toiminnan
fannustimena. "Olfao lalipiaatl"
ie oil bdnen iiipepsoppinia; "niin>
fltin taipoallinen iiamme on lal-
pias", Ie oil D1nen usfonoppinio.
SGnell1 oil tooella barpinainen
fpfp aiettiia toiien aien1aon ia tlins
tea toiien bGtG omafieen. SGn oiot-
tell, trnii, eli fuin oiattomimmat
niist6 neljistG, ioita bdn auttoi.
81 mitdGn inbimillinen oIlit bds
nellie oiitoa, ia fen tpuofii pitt ban
ipmimmGIIefin Iongennrtta welie-
nG1n. 81 ainoafaan iieIu oIlut bGs
nestG ola-arpomen. SGn etii ne
fielet i~ieIiiien iiiimmdstd, militia
tpielG moitpat ioioo, ia fosfetteli
LII. xnr. S-r:. ~ .....kI:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-24

ready when he wanted it was also a rather curious coincidence, as well as the opportune ringing of the tele- phone.
 Two Bergdoll brothers evaded the draft. One of them has never been captured. Caught and sentenced to serve five years in prison, Grover had little difficulty in hoodwinking the authorities and escaping. If ever a stacker deserved punishment it is Bergdoll. His wealth enabled him to remain at large while other young men were fighting in France. His latest escapade is discreditable to the military authorities whose negligence and lack of caution permitted him tc regain his liberty
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-24
The Ten-Ton Motor Truck
 Road Only Sensible One

THERE are in service in the 0 United States at this time a total of nine hundred and fifty thou sand motor trucks.
 In Alabama alone there are more than ten thousand of them. These are tile strictly freight movers, and are over and above the millions cf pleasure and runabout business vehi- cles.
 The increase in trucks this year over last is 36 per cent.
 These trucks are using the roads. Senator Underwood was right when he said that road built for less than ten-ton motor truck capacity was not road in the modern sense. It fol lows that our road builders, both county and state, cannot be too care ful about the underp1nning of the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-24
THE WORTHY LEGEND AGAIN

died in his native city in 1884. Befor reached the age of % he had proved self to be the master chess geniu his time, defeating most decisively leading experts of this country and rope, including Andersen, then the 1 most/of foreign champions and pl of exceptional brilliancy, by a SCOT seven games to two, with two drawn.
 mental breakdown that clouded the | years of Morphy's life developed
 after he had abandoned chess, excepf occasional games with New Orl friends. By those who knew him his collapse was attributed, and pfoh
 with entire accuracy, to causes re from "the best game ever invented" !"
 he did not die before he had ch
 to prove himself something more
 the most brilliant of chess players" |"
 had ample opportunity to establish
 self as lawyer, the profession he aC
 ed, and in which his father was gr
 distinguished But he had neither l ability nor the energy equal to the Nature had endowed him with a pee gift which made him unique in S field, but had denied to him the q
 ties necessary to success elsewhere
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-24
LUKE McLITKE SAYS

Never show your ignorance by criticz- ing painting that contains red grass and blue trees. Remember art is art.
 One thing is certain No matter what your politics may be. you are not going to help your country much by sitting around and knocking the administration.
 The reason why man sues for ssg- GOO is because he figures he'll be lucky if the jury awards him $500.
 great many men regard the appen- dix and the conscience as excess bag gage.
 If lot of us were as big as we inn agine we are, the streets would have to be widened.
 Anyway. a corn-fed girl would rather have Jacobs ladders in her stockings than have wrinkles in them. It. is easy to tell girl that you love her when you do not love her. But 1t Is mighty hard to tell her that you love Ter when you do love her The main trouble with a wife is tNai she nearly always wants to do some lthing else.
 in May every second woman we saw was wearing furs. Girls change the location of the waist | line every now and then. But fat wom- an can't change the location of something that doesn't exist. A man usually waits untr he has to use a skiff to get across the street before ht thinks of saving up for rainy day. The biggest dummies in this country
 seem to do>the most talking.