davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1920-02-15
NAVY YARD w0RKERT PAY.
-
Secretary Daniels Asks $4,000.
: 600 Be- Reinsssted in 1in

Secretary. Daniels yestsreay v1ots
Chairman Warren Of the Senate sp-
propriattons COMMITTEES urging that
an appropriation Of aepsoxfms&ely
SIC. 900, ,eoosfor' pay OF navy yar1 en-
ployes be ere-inssrtsd' In the dsAeissey
bill which - to BE- eousid4fsd by the
Senate this week. Hha auQR0Sgtak1on.
which Waa et1ickAn oUt h.tAe HOaoe.
10 necessary, Secretary Daniels aAld.
to ipermit,. nsgent feQo1fs. 10. 1nsAl
craft raE3 tp. prevent the, a1gcharEs Of
so,r e.lSIbeo navy yard wofkerxs =
Evening star., 1920-02-15
READING RED" BOOK
IN PUBLIC HTRAYS
A 1WANTED" RUSSIAN

NEW YORK. February IL
Reading red" literature in pub
lie. even in the Russian lam
guage. is no longer safe in New
York.
Jacob Wausiliess was perus-
ing a pamphlet entitled What
Is Anarchy" in an East Side
restaurant today when bomb
squad detectives who were born
in Russia saw him. They fol-
lowed him home, arrested him
and sent him to Ellis Island to
await deportation proceedings.
They said he was one Of those
for whom deportation warrants
had been issued by the bureau
of immigration.
Evening star., 1920-02-15
FAvoRs MILITARY TRAINING.
Senator Chamberlain Says Congress
Cannot s'Sidetfack the Issue"

Universal military training cannot be
"sidetracked" IN Congress. Senator
Chamberlain. democrat. Oregon. former
chairman Of the Senate military COM
mittee, warned the Senate yesterday.
1T may be rnt aside temporarily"
said Mr.. Chamberlain. but when the
people have heard the arguments they
are going to get behind it,
Tho House democrats were charged by
Senator Chamberlain with taking to
the woods on the training issue, and
he expressed hope that any move in that
direction by republican leaders would
Evening star., 1920-02-15
Advise Ships to Avoid Amsterdam.

American vessels were advised to
avoid temporarily the ports of Amster-
dam and Rotterdam by Consul Listoe of
Rotterdam in cable yesterday to the
do..k a1d transport workers has been
called fo.' Ftta usry Ii.
Evening star., 1920-02-15

And Americans who go to Cuba. Por-
to Rico. the Philippines and Panama
VIRTUALLY parts Of the United States)
pick up the system to transact ordinary
business in two weeks timA. IN Africa
ehe metric system is used by colonies ei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12
W RAJU

Robotnik jednego z zakaadow Mo-
towillichy. kt6remu udalo sic pre-
dostaG z Permu do omska, przyni6s}
document, ~Faucajacy swiatlo ma po-
lo5enie robotnik6w MotowiHichy:
My giodni robotnicy. zadamy
zw~iekszenia normy chleba 1 wydania
maxi, a ME chleba, kt6rego nawet
zwierze zjeEc ME chce. zadamy row.
nie5 zwiekszenia, norm innych wy
dawanych produkt6w SywnoScio-
wych. W razie przeciwnym prZery-
wamy prace. zadamy. ably wszyscy
komisarze otrzymywali take same
racye, jak robotnicy i ME korzysta-
Ii z zadnych przywilejow. Zadamy
zaprZestanie rekwizycyi 2bo4a | ma
XII u ION i dzieci robotnib6w. Zada-
my pr~zywr6cenia sad6w I stosowa-
mia kary smierci tyFko ma mocy wy
rohu sadu. zadamy, ably komisarze
sfuzyh ludowi, q ME Lbd komisa--
rom"
Rezolucya Ia zostala przyjeta je-
dndg4osnie i podpisana przez wszy-
stkich robotnik6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12

Czy ehrze$cijaGstwo jest ~jeszcze
zywa, realrG Silq W Europe zachod-
niej? Czerwsni tyranl W Moskwie
sadza prawdopodobnie, re MONA je
juz odrzucic jak stara rekawiczke!
Gas to pokaze.
Patetyczne s}owa duchownego all
Sielskiego beda chyba i dla chrzesci-
iahSkiej Polski jeszcze iednem PREY
pomniem, czem jest bclszewizm. Mo
wi sic i pisze duzo o pogromach ~
dow, bolszewizm jednak to stokrot
wiekszy j st~raszniejszy pogrom -
pogrom chrzeSciianstwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12

%rzedowych ma koszt swiatia, kt6re-
go ~potrzebuje W swych uocnych 10
wach, pomimO, il powszechne mnie-
mamie przypisuje temu stworzeniu
lepszy wzrok W nocy, niz W dzieh.
Przy terazniejszej drC&yznie pen
sya wyznaczona przez panstwo ola
kociego urzeiaika, wykazala sic ME
wystarczajaca. PoliCyjny maciuS bta
kal sic bez celu W podziemiaCh pre-
feEtury, a jego tradycyjne ofiary
wymyka}y mu sic prawie Z pod pa
zur6w 4 powodu niedostatecznego
o$wietlenia. Zai adano vice W jego
imieniu dolatku drozyznianego, kt6
ry prawdopodobnie otrzyma.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12
Napad Anglikow ma Zol,
merry Polskich.

We ZWarL 2OSO - "
pierwszy dzieh SWAT - wydarzy& sic
we Lwowie TAXI oburzajacy. kt6ry
W ca}em mieScie wywolal poruszenie
- iako n~ieslyChany W swej brutal
noSci - powinien znalezc odpowied-
MO energiczne echo i reakcye.
ZamOrsCy aw~anturnicy.
Oto p6znym wieczorem dnia Pogo
pr1ybylo kilku podoficer6w angiei-
skich w stanio podpitym do hotelu
krakowskiego. Wymienieni wojsko-
vi wszczeli natychmiast pc przybyciu
koloSatna ~awanture, w casio kt0rci
rzuCili sic ma s!uExacych hotelowych,
raniac ich do krwi. Ma hrzyk owych
~sluzacych nadbiegla patrol wojskO-
wa i rozszalaIych syn6w Albionu
epuowadziia przemOca do jedncgo y
pokoi hotclowych. gdzie zamknieto
ich tymczaEem i ustawiono pred
drzwiami dw6ch zolnierzy tbez bro
ND ma stray.
AreSztcwani wylamuia drnwi
Gdy patrol oddaliIa sic, AngiicS
wYIamali drzwi, rEucili sic na owych
dw6ch bezbronnych hO4nicrBy pol
skich .obili iCh do krwi, pOczem 1c-
Szli ma parter hOtelu. - Tam zaSrI-
dill i'm droge jeden z iofnierzy, ma
Iezacych do patrOli, Skutkiem czeSo
wywiazata sic b6ika. W czasie kt"reJ
hcldaCy augieisCy zadaii mu kiikan'-
scie ran kl0tyCh. TAX, re nies1czesii-
WV zbroczony krwia upadt ma zie--
mic.
Gdy ma krzyk iolnierza p~9lskieg2
zbiegli sic ma miejsce krwawego cry
nu ~mieszkancy hotelu. Anglicy prey
ieli ich %drwinami, a eden z nich
wykrzykiwal pc ~angielsku
..Jn, Anglik, mOgc CT r~ozkazyWac
~ polska swinio": prhyc1em kopai
~broczacego krwia / jcchqcego polskic-
90 zOlnierza.
Dopiero s~ilniejsza patrol, kt6ra ma
interwencye p~ersonalu h~otelowego -
urzvbvla ia miejSce krwawego wy
padku. pOloiyla kres dalszemu Ene-
caniu sic rozszaIalych zoidak6w nGd
ofiara.
Woiowniczy .AngIicy W aresztach.
Woiowniczych A%nglik6w sprowa-
dzoro nj komcndc miaSta j Aamknif-
70 " aresgtach, nieprzytomnego a
2 upfywu krwi bolnicrza ~polskiego
o~dwieziono do szpitala.
Oburzatacy ten fakt prowCkacyJ-
nego zachowania sic obcych wo]sko-
wych ma ziemi polskiej $500 ME poW!-
MEN minar oez dals2ych konsekwen-
cyi ! ynalcZG odpowiednie echo tam
gdzie nalezy, W przeciwnym bowlen
razle nar6I / spoleczelstwo potra-
fl ze swej strory upomniet sic o ma
;ezvte possanowanie armii polskicj
W iaf wlasnym domu W niepCdIe-
gief RzecJypospolitei po!skie). -
Dlu2ej bezkarnie deptaG l2yc sic ME
po,wolimv aadn2 miara,
(,.Wiek Sowy"O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12
UINsKI TYGODNIK - W
PARYZU.

Ukaze sic W Paryzu tygodnik, re-
dagowany pc chihsku i drukowany
W chihskim alfabecie. Wszyscy wsp6l
pracownicy So rodowitymi Chinczy-
kam.. Pismo liczy ma znaczny po-
kup, poniewaz W samet Francyi IL
czy przeszlo so tysiecy chinczykow.
G!6wna trudnoSG imprezy polega
ma tenn, re. zadna drukarnia francu-
Ska ME pcsiada czcionek chfhskich.
Wydawcy poradzili sobie jednak W
bardzo sprytny spos6b.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12
Pogrom Chrzesci-
janstwa.

W ,,Kuryerze Warszawskim" z d.
IS. gludnia czytamy:
Kapelan misyi brytyjskiej W Ode
sic i innnych miaStach Rosyi poiu--
dniOwei ks. R. Courtier Forster,
zwraca ma lamach Iondynskiego III
mesa. W pelnych grozy i gfebokiego
wsp5iczucia a~rtykuiach. uwage TO
dak6w swoich Ma fskt dla mas, tax
hlisko saSiadujacych z sowiecka Ro-
sya juz cd dwu lat oczywisty. miano-
wicie, re bolszewizm, W ktorego SEE
rach kieroYniczych tax przemoSny
wplyw wywiera zywiol semicki, ME
Jest sprawl s~poleczna hub ekono--
miczna. jeno ~p}ynacym 2 niepohamo-
wanei nienawiSci i mSciwo$ci pogro-
mem chrzeScijanstwa.
Pierwszym celem botszewiznu -
pisze Ks. K. Courtier Forster - to
najzupelniejsze wyeliminowanie
chrzeScijaGstwa pod wsZelka posta--
cia i ~postawienia IA jego mieiscu Ma
CALVIN Swiecie ateizmu. Oczywiscie,
bolszewicy z~aprzeczaG temu beda jak
wog5le w~szySthiemu, co jest ola mich
uiewygodne. Ale iakt pozostaie fax
tenn. Ideally ehrzescijanstwa So dya-
metralnie sprzeczne Z brutalnemi
praktykami botSzeWzmu. 70 tez chrze
$~cijaEstwo Uznane jest przez bolsze-
wtk6w "a na.groznjejszego ich wro-
ga i traktowane cdpOwiednjo.
Krwawe przesladowauie chrzesci-
.a0stwa rozwija sic " Rosyt . beg
irzykiaducm OkrucienatNem W kla-
sl,orze ped miastem hOtiaS rozstcze-
,anp prleora ! wszystkiln zakonni-
A6w. W Permie p~ogrzebauo aywcem
arcybiskupa AndroEika. Okropny ten
Gym wywoIal take oourLenie ! pcze-
razen.e wSrdd luduoSci. Ie arcybiskup
czernihowski. Bazylt, odbyl SmiaIa
wedrGwke do N0skwy. ably tam
przedstawit wiadzoM o~krucienstTo,
aopelr!one IA AndrCniku. Byio TO
praeds.ew7;ecie wieIkte. BazyIi jed
max ME m6gN s9odI!ewao sic iitosci
u p~rzesiaA3ych krwi2 tyran6", k,6-
rzv ..woluos my,ii' u~czyniL. hastom
ra3Iespoyycznic.szej ,yr2aii. X
l:edykolwfek SWAT widzial. Wedrow-
IA Ia hedz;c pam.otna " d4jejach
I~oscfo's pravos:awnego. ArcybisEup
Ra1yli yodlc.il m~eczezstwo L kor-
.~a:-em saym Andconikiem. TAX je-
&C. lax Gwu towarzyszgcyCh MI
1uctowrych. boiszewtcy rozs;"ka.i.
. Dluga ls,a chrza:ci;an. Nmeczo-
.ych a-.er bois-cT:k6w, utwo7zyia-
~ cay com. 5wi25o2ltwe:o arcybi-
.kuos Teofana t~urturowa"o " SGos@1
rvrar:noweay wres-~.e utop;ono Il
m:o~a.?cego " ~nrzoreb't ma rzece
Earnfc. Jodnocze:r'e ;orcurovsno ?
okruc:eaStwem zvi,-zoeem / zabito
30 dy~bovrvch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12

40 S0Au "ytSkAShIC SALESoSl dhStnS
W Rosyi, SWAT chrzescijanski stanie
cSsupiaiy wobec tych zbrodni popGl
nionych, ably wydrzeG z serc ludu 70.
syjskiego miioS6 ola Chrystusa.
Gdyby ~bolszewizm zwyciezyi, tt
chrzescijanStwo znikneioby z powier1
chni ziemi. Otto pewnik. Niema tn
mowy o systemic rzad0w, o sprawact
spoiecznych Tub ekonomicznych, ca.
ly bolszewizm to ruch przeciwkc
chrze5cijahstwu.
Zupelnie zgiadzenie chrzeScijanst.
/ va, OTTO jego eel giowny. Ola dopie-
! cia tego, b~oiszeWicy zalewaja Rosye
potokami krwf. Chrzescitanstwo jest
teEczeszczone wszelkimt sposOban''
ma jake tylko zdobyC sic moze bez-
mySlna nienawi$G i okrucienstwo
dJabelskie. Niedziela za niedziel2 by
lem dozorowany W mym koSciele
prze2 szpieg6w, czy ME powiem czego
o okrocieGstwach pope{nianych do
kola przez bolszewik6w codziennie.
Widziafem obrazy Swiete zniewazo~
| ne. oplute i p~odeptane przez czerwo-
M armie j oylem zmuszony do "a
chowania milczenia podczas tych
~wstretnych widowisk bigoteryi pre-
ciwchrzeScijanskiej.
Gdy b~olszewicy Zdobyli Dcrpat. ma
stapila ~prawdziwa orgia W mordo--
waniu chrze&cijan Ct. kt6rzy spo--
| dziewaja sic litoSci, w~sp6lczucia lub
sprawiedliwo&ci Cd bolSZewikow, ~
via uadzieje PRONE. Nieszczteslfwe-
go biskupa Platona w~ywlecZono 0
o6frocy 2 domu, tylko " bielizlic no
! cnej. Bosego, razem Il towarZysza-
| mi. zawieczono Z niewys}owiora bru
t~alnoscia do piwnicy ! tam Zarabano
w~szysrkich siekierami W imie wspa-
nialej .~.wo!noSc; mySii' ! dla oSwie-
! cen;a lonacego W mrokach swiata.
"a nadto ciemnego. ably ocenit d"bro-
dziejstwa raszei cywilizacyi. kt6r2
o5dar1wywa go proletaryat bolSze-'
wick.
Pc okropnych rzeziach W porpacie
Walien pokazywano mi fOtoErafie
T. umeCzonych duchownych. ~lelacych W
! sniegu. Duchowui prawnS4awni. pa
story I~uteranscy. ksieza katoliccY
wszyscy zamordowani " Shanbio-
. ne imie .,wolpoSci''. Nigdy SWAT ME
widzial okrcpn;ejszej ! cyn~iczniejszej
trawcstacyi teso wielkiego slowa. q
,nayreauily "a Ch:y-tuHa micli oczy
p~owyrywane. nosy poobcinane noIa-
mi. p~ol.c1lsi podziurawione basneta-
mi.
Widziaiem tel fotografie seieK
wlo:cian i robotnik6w. lezacych sto-
sa-1i, zamordowanych "a bunt pre-
ciwko uieznosnei tyranii boiszewi''
hie!.
% ;-z2ch picrwSzy'h W!eN0
tl:zsSc:!an-twa. ZaGen jesLcre narod
chrzescijaLShi NE widLiaf ak cAct-
ego krwi ] d3abeiskiegc ust'o"a2li
s~Esszr-enia chrzescijahstwa jak u.
tore tax wyzywajaco u~rzec2y"is =
riaia ahols.ewicy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12
KoT URzEDNIKIEM PANsTwA.

Prefektura policy W Paryzu posia
da wlasnego kota, kt6rego zadaniem
Jest tepiG szczury i myszy W piwnl.
each prefektury. Kot 6w otrzymy-
wal cd skarbu panstwa 6 so1d6~
d~ziennie, zapisanych W rejestrach u
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12

Otto pred wyjsciem kazdegc nu-
meru ZawartoSc jego zostanie kali
graficznie (po chihsku) sp;sana, po-
czem rekopis zostanie odfotografo-
wany Ia pomoca fotografii sporza-
dzi pewien zsikiad francuski klisze
nadajace sic do odbicia przez ma
szyny drukarskie. Tygodntk mice be
die naklad s - 10 tysiecy egzem-
plarzy. a cena wynosic bedzie tylko
10 centim6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12

pHpNNK CTTcAoo0H sa1s0S
ne.a wieceJ droUnycA ogioSsSh. ant
tell w~s,ystkie time dSiSnniO 1olskis
- CHICAGO rA1esn OEaAtA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12

Pos1ukuJess pracy3 - CLytaj pflnio
og3oszenia pod rUbryka ,.PRACA" ma
sznal,och DZIENNlEA CHICAGO
SKIEGO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-28
On Way From Texas to Face 2O- Year Old Murder Charge

Gadsden, August 27.-(Spe ecial)- Kane Cook, reputed wealthy farmer and preacher of Alveredo, Tex, and his sen are on their way to Fort Payne. where the older man will face the circuit court Monday morning, charged with the murder twen- ty years ago of Jim Powell and his son, Wyatt Powell The elder Powell was Cooks father -in-law. DeKalb county has had no stranger case in all its criminal history than is revealed by the records in the sheriff's office concerning the Cook Powell feud.
 The boy who is accompanying Cook was the innocent cause of the killing score of years ago, when, aged three years, he was playing about in the churchyard at Flat Rock one Sun day morning while the Powells were in church. His father, Kane Cook, had been trying to get possession of the child since the death of it's mother, three years before With Cook that morning was his brother, B. Cook.
 They picked up the child and were, intercepted by the Powells. A gun battle followed, in which the two Powells were killed. B. Cook was captured and sentenced to ten years for the crime, but Kane and his child disappeared. A few weeks ago the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-28
HAREMS HARD HIT
 BY LIVING COSTS
Turks With Numerous : Wives Have Been Unable
 to Support Them
By Associated Press

Constantinople, July 26.-Nowhere has the high cost of living been felt more keenly than in Turkish harems. Men who were formerly able to maintain many wives and concubines find their incomes insufficient to keep up large establish ments and are forced to turn some of the women adrift.
 American women relief workers who have been Investigating social and econ omic conditions say the tragedies Turk
 sh women have undergone as result of the war are even worse than in other European countries because of the utter helplessness of women and their lack of training which might make them self supporting.
 The sufferings of Moslem women are worse in cities than in the country, for the country women are frequently trained to do farm work and are an asset to their husbands rather than liability. Furthermore, the economic conditions have not been disturbed so seriously in rural districts. Farming goes on much as usual Women can find employment in olive groves, at, silk culture, in fruit orchards and even in grain fields
 Since the war has robbed so many women of the husbands, fathers or other male relatives upon whom they were dependent, many city women have forced themselves into employment which was never before regarded as proper for Moslem women. Turkish women with their veils thrown back from their faces may now be seen as saleswomen in scores of Constantinople shops. They are even employed as street sweepers.
 There has been great outcry against Moslem women accepting employment which forces them into association with men, especially Christian men, but the economic pressure has been so strong that religious prejudces had to make way. The need for nurses with the army gave Mosem women their first opportunity to get hospital training ana become nurses. That was the entering wedge which has opened the way into other employments monopolized by Greek and Armenian women. Turkish women may now be found in telephone They are acting as cashiers, janitorS and even street car conductors.
 Stern necessity has won for Turkish women an independence which was un- dreamed of six years ago, and the wall of the unframed women forced to earn their livelihood has aroused Turkish leaders to a realization of the necessity for better and more practical education for women
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-28
CORRUPTION FUND CHARGES PROVED,
 COX DECLARATION
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ton in order that favored few rather than the average man may have his fn- terests considered first" the governor charged at the democratic picnic, re- beating his Pittsburg statement in part. The governor continued:
 Much to the consternation of those on the other side, l am going to con tinue rubbing that sore spot until the second of November
 "I have heard names of men in Ohio who have sent contributions and it has been a singular coincidence that many who have written large checks are the same men who visited the governors office at Columbus and wanted me to crder out our soldiers In strikes and industrial disputes. These men are seeking to buy an administration fa- vorable to the use of the bayonet In strikes"
 The candidate reiterated that as gov- ernor he had never used soldiers or fired a shot" In any industrial con troversy but had used the Golden Ruie successfully and he urged it's appli- cation to the nations industrial prob lens.
 LET PUBLIC END STRIKES
 "rThe public can and should settle
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-28
RED BATTERIES ON GERMAN SOIL ARE
 FIRING ON POLES
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indispensable for her economic and political development.
 Guarantees that Russia will not in terefere with the' internal questions of Poland"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-28
OFF TO MONTGOMERY 7 TO SEE GOVERNOR
Committee Members Believed to Be
 Interested in Coming Call


 H. Roy Wilner c. l.. Harold and other members of the local inland waterways committee went to Montgomery Friday without stating the object of their mis- sion.
 It Is thought to have connection with the amendment to the constitution which. if adopted, will allow Jefferson county to lend it's aid to projects for internal improvement These would include the acquisition of railroad property, river terminals and the like. Under that amendment. Jefferson county could get sduarely behind the Warrior river de- velopment and lend it's entire strength.
 The legislature authorized the subns- sion of this amendment, but the governor has not called for an election. There is still time for the governor to call the election to consider this amendment at the same time as the state port aid amendment will be voted on in Novem- Der
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-28
WHOLESALE SUGAR
 AT IS CENTS HERE
Further Drop Looked for in Very Near Future

Sugar was quoted at eighteen cents on the wholesale market here yesterday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-28

sheriff of DeKalb county received a letter from a minister in Texas, who inquired concerning Cook, claiming that he was residing in Alveredo and was now preacher. The Texas au- thorities were notified and he was arrested and made bond. He is now on his way to Fort Payne with his son, and the trial has been set for next Monday.
 Judge Harralson of DeKalb circuit court is disqualified in the case, be- cause twenty years ago he repre- sented the Cooks in their fight to re- gain possession of the boy after the mothers death. Another judge will hear the, case. Several of the prin- cipal witnesses are dead, but the sheriff has rounded up enough who were present at the church in Flat Rock the morning of the shooting so that the state will have a strong case. When the boy stands beside his father to hear the indictment read he will face w. W. Powell, the only living member of the family that was engaged in the shooting. He has stated that he intends to see justice done his dead father and brother The case is attracting con- siderable attention owing to it's many unusual tangles.
 Cook has married again and has family which he left in Texas.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-28

in an honest readjustment of affairs dur ing the next four years.
 'The senatorial committee knows how large the campaign fund is going to be, said the speaker. Perhaps 5000 busi- ness men of large interest also know. 1 ask you will an administration elected under corrut auspices receive the conf- dence of the people?'
 Governor Cox urged the election to the Senate of Homer s Cummings, Connecticuts national committeeman, and characterizing Senator Brandegee as "one of Senator Lodges major generals, declared that the republican senator was "entitled to retirement"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-28
New Engine Deyeloped

Washington, August 27.-Development Of new two cycle internal combustion engine, adapted for ships as well as sta ttonary purposes, was announced here today by Charles M., Sehwab. The en- zine, 1t was saia. is the product of Amer lean inventive skill and has been given successful trial on one of the pre- carrying ships of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-28

Managers of restaurants and cafes were busy laying in a supply at the reduced prices. With the arrival of beet sugar the first of September, further reduc- 'ton is expected.
 A carload CT celery and lettuce ar rived on Morris avenue yesterday and was selling for s450 and s7. California fruit. including oantaloupes and Bartlett pears was plentiful.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-28
PREMIER RECEIVES NOTE

London August 27-The following dis patch from Lucerne was received by the London Times
 Premier Lloyd George has received the soviet note, and the impression creat- ed by it is not a satisfactory one The tone of the communication is considered to verge on impertinence. The note was the subject of an exchange of views be- tween London. Paris and Rome.
 Tt is expected that Premier Lloyd George will remain here another week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-28
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-28
Local Data

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-28
The Weather
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Washington. August 27.-weather forecast: For Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi local showers and thun- derstorms Saturday and Sunday; not much change in temperature.
 For Tennessee: Partly cloudy weath- CT and probably local showers Satur- day and Sunday; no change in tenn perature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-08-28

Johnsotwn and GloversviHe, N. r.. A said to supply more than one-half ofE
 gloves and mittens worn in the Un4 States.