davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-17
Might "a Been a Hog!

A north side citizen Is telling one on
himself today ia this wise:
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-01
PAPIGINTAS PIENAS.
Bus pigesnis ir cukrus.

Su Lapkrieio l diena Chica-
goje papiginamas pienas: Sian
die pieno kvortai mokama l6c.
Paskui bus tik 15c. Nors tai
mazas papiginimas, bet var
gdieniams If tas yra svarbus
daiktaS.
PraneSama, jog cukrus bus
pigesnis. Siandie svarui cuk-
raus daugiausia mokama Is
eentQ. Jei kur daugiau ina
ma, reiSkia, zmones isnaudo-
iami. Paskui svarui, sakoma.
reiksia mok6ti tik &c. arba IL
maziau.
Atpinga If miltai.
Bet is kitos pus6s visur ma.
zeja darbai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-01
is KAUNo PRANEsTA A
PIE REvoLIucIJA RUs1-
JoJE.
Apple Lietuvos reikalus
nieko.

Copenhagen, Spal. 80. - Is
Kauno j Berlinske Tidende de
pesoje pranesama apie pakilu-
sia revoliucija Rusijoje, bu-
tent, Podoliioj, Chersone If O.
dessoj.
7 tas visas vietas pasipsta
bolsevikq karuomene numal-
sinti revoiucDonierius. Kuo-
ne puse pasiQstl kareivip per-
ejo revoliuciionieriu pusen.
Depesoje dar pazymima,
kad bolsevikai apleide Kijeva
ir pasirenge apleisti Odessa.
Revoliucija, sakoma, plieciasi
ant Jekaterinoslavo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-01
PIRKITE KARES TAUPY.
MO zENKLELIUs tW.s.s.),
CHICAGO PAGERBIA MI
RUsI McsWINEY.
Miesto taryba padaro rezoliu.
CHA.

.Chicagos miesto taryba va
kar tur9jo nepaprasta susirinr
kima. Susirinkimas buvo labai
rimtas ir trumpas. Pirmu kar-
tu nliesto istorijoje padaryta
rezoliucija, kuriaja isreiska-
mas sajausmas mirusio Ang-
lijos kalejime McSwiney ma
miskiams ir visielns Abrams,
kurie siandie kovoja uz prin-
cipus, del kuriq huvo Corko
lordas majoras.
29-os wardos aldermanas
Thomas F. Byrne, kurs pada-
We rezoliucija, buvo svarbiau-
sias kalbetojas suslrinkime,
kurs tesesi vos sesias minutas
Rezoliucija vienbalsiai priim-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-01
JAUNIAUSIAS KONSTAN-
TINO SUNUS KARALIUM.
Oar perjaInas; tad paskirtas
regentas.

Atenai, Spal. so. - Praeita
ketvirtadieni GraikiioS parla-
mentas vietoje miruSiO kara
liaus AlekSandrO karaliumi
prokliamavO princQ Pauliu,
buvua.yJy karaliauS KOnstan-
tino jaur ausia sum-, taigi
miruSio karaliaus jaunesnlil
broEi.
Pirm to rlamentaS Graf
kijai paskyr6 regentQ, kadan-
gi jamas karalius neturi dar
1905 metQ. ReGentu paskirtas
admirolas COundOuriotiS.
Princas Paulius yra gimes
Sitam mieste 1901 metals. Ne
vedes. Jis visas laikas su t6-
VII KOnStantinu gyvenO Svel.
carijOje.
Graikijos karo laivyno adj
mirOlaS Coundouriotis yra Ii
nomo ministerio pirmininko
VenizelosO Salininkas. 1916
metals. kuomet tuOmetinis ka-
ralius Konstantinas prieSmOSi
karui, tas admirOlas su Eeni-
zelosu i$keliavO salon Crete
ir tenai isteig6 prOvizijonale
Graikijos valEia su tikslu
priversti Graikija pakelti ka-
"a prizes VokieGiuS If Austrus.
Toji provizijonale valdzia
privert6 karaliu KonstantinQ
apleisti sosta If iSvaziuoti
Sveicarijon.
Pasibaigus karui dabartlnls
regentas buvo karO laivyno
minister's.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-01
PR|NCAS PAUL|US PR0KLIA-
MUOTAS GRA|KV KARAL|UM
Argentinoj Streikai iir Riauses;
Nuzudyta 9
Anglai Uzgrobe McSwiney
Lavona
9 zUVO ARGENTINOS OAR,
BININKU RIAUsEsE.
Daugybe zmoniu suzeista.

Buenos Aires, Argentina,
Spal. 80. - Is ivairiQ Sales
daliu cia praneSta apie paki-
lusiuS darbininku strelkus,
srmiSimus ir riauSes.
Central Argentine gelezinke-
lio linijos specijaliu traukiniu
vaziavo Sventojo Tevo pa
siustinys Argentinoje Arkivy-
skupas Vassallo di Torregro-
sSa. Jis keliavo j Jujuy daily
vault vienose pamaldose. Trau
kinis uzl6k6 ant pastatytos
tyGiomis locomotives ir keli
traukinio vagonai nusoko nuo
begiu. DeSimts zmoniu suzei-
sta. Popeziaus pasiuntinys is
liko sveikas.
Valdzia sake, jog streikuo-
iancip gelezinkeliecip salinin-
kai ta lokomotiva buvo uzs-
tune ant begiQ, kuriais ture-
10 pravaziuoti specijalis trau-
kinis.
Les Palmas cukraus dirbtu-
v6ie streikininkai buvo susi-
RENE su dirbanGiais darblnin-
kais. Keturi darbininkai nu-
zudyta.
Kitur vel nuzudyta keli dar
bininkai.
ISviso ivairiose vietose su-
misimq il riauSiu metu zuvo
I9 zmon6s.
SuzeistQ daugyb6.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-01
N1EKA1 BADo sTREIKAs.
Taip sake garsi Anglijos suf-
ragiete.

Londonas, Spal. 20. Pirm
keletos metQ Anglijoje prizes
vyriausybe smarkiai kovojo
Miss Sylvia Pankhurst. Tai bu
vo kova uz teises moterims.
W tai keletq kartq jinai
buvo laikoma kal6jime. Buda-
ma kal6jime jinai visuomet
badavo ir tuo budu pasi-
liuosuodavo.
Ir Siais laikais Miss Pank-
hurst kariauja prizes vyriausy-
be. Bet Siandie j jau radikale,
mes susin&usi su Rusijos boil
Sevikais.
Ana diena j buvo suares-
tuota az skelbima iSdavikisku
raStq. Anglijos vyriausybes
agentams papuole vienas jos
laiSkas, rasytas Leninrli.
Jinai raSe tam bolSevikui:
"Manau, busiu nubausta
Sesiais menesiais kalejimo- Ap
svarsGiau badavimo streika.
Bet baugu, kad tasai ypas
nesugriaus vyriausybes, jei
siandie badaujantiems Al
riams leidziama mirti. "
Ir iStikro, vakar teismas ja
nubaude Sesiais menesiais ka-
LEHMAN. suprantama, jinai ne
badaus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-01
PRAgALINs $4,000 RAU-
DoNUJV DARBIN1NKV.
Philadelphijos audimines pas
kelbe perspejima darbininz
kams.

Philadelphia, Pa, Spal. 29.-
Philadelphia Textile Manufac-
tures' association direktorius
Benton pranese, jog pamine-
tos asocijacijos dirbtuvip sa-
yininkai nusprende pasiliuo-
suoti nuo radikalio unijoniz-
mo ir daugelio kitq netinka-
mu darbininkq.
Sake, jog cia is audiminiq
ateinaneia ziema busia paliuo-
suota nuo 10000 ligi 125,-
900 darbininkp, jei darbinin-
kai nesaugos savo zingsniq.
Benton tvirtina, kad ligsiol
apie 10000 jau paliuosuota.
Tolesnis paliuosavimas prlgu7
les nuo pasiu darbininkp, nuo
jig pasielgimo.
Benton saako:
"Audiminip savininkai me-
sipriesina unions. Jie mano;
darbo organizacijos atliko ir.
padarys gera. Bet jie priesin-
gi radikaliams darbininkQ va
dams. Ir todel pakels prizes
juos koya."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-01
Lietuvos Misiios Adresas:
257 West II str, New York

ventimo laisv6s reikalais per
praejusius 700 metQ, kaip Al
rip tauta. Paminetomis dieno-
mis-, kuomet mes patys kovo-
iome nusimesti nuo saves IT,
ranijos junga, Patrick Henry,
vienas visais laikais is zymiau
siQ AiriQ, buvo pasakes tuos
garsius zodzius, kurie padeti
musQ Sales istorijoj: "Duok
man laisve, arba duok man
mirti." !"
Priverstas pasirinkti mirti.
"Terence McSwiney y ta pat
turejo savo sirdyje if buvo jis
priverstas pasirinkti mirtl.
Taip tatai as kyiezdamas JUS,
mano kolegos, siandie priimtai
ta rezoliucija pareiskiu, jog
del laisves prazuvo kitas Pat
rick Henry.
"Tegu eia siandie musQ tas
darbas pakels dar viena dau-
giau zibintuva ant Airijos kal-
WI, kurs jai pagelbetu atrasti
per tansumas kelia, yedanti
tiesiog laisven. =
Vakar Sv. Tomo is Canten-
bury baznyeioje ivyko gedu=
lingosios pamaldos uz dusias
zuvrlsip Airiq 'McSwiney il XII
tn. Airiu organi0acijQ kuopos
baznyeioje buvo "in corpore. Z
Sta sekmadieni Chicagoje
Airiq organizacijos lures mil
ziniskas demonstracijas.
= "a
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-01
DUBLINE IvYKo GEDU-
LINGOSIOS PAMALDOS.
Anglai McSwiney'o lavona
pristate Corkan.

Dubinas, Spal. 80. - Vakar
Gia pro-katedroj gedulingosios
pamaldos ivyko be mirusio
McSwiney lavono. Pamaldose
dalyvavo mirusiojo namiskiai.
Buvo ir mirusiojo nuodemklau
sis Tevas Domininkas.
Mes kuomet iSvakaro uoste
Holyhead AnglQ valdzia nelei-
do cia gabenti McSwiney'o
lavona, mirusio namiSkiai be
'lavono atkeliavo sieia, gi la
vona patys Anglai pristate
tiesiog j Queenstown, Airijoje'
Is ten lavonas paimtas Cork.
NamiSkiai pasakojo, jog
Holyheade Anglai tiesiog la
vona uzgrobe, gi namiskius
apstumde, kuomet tie pasip-
Iriesino neduoti karsto su lavo-
nu.
Tsvas Domininkas pareiske
jog policija ir kareiviai varu
paeme karsta. Su mirusiojc
namiskais labai ziauriai apsi.
leita.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-01
NUBAUsTAS 25s METALS
KALEJIMO.

Kriminaiam- teisme pasi-
baige byla buvusio armijos lei.
tenanto Karl Wanderer. Bu-
vo kaltinamas nuzudyme savc
moteries.
Teismas atrado j kaltu IL
subaude 25smetais kal6jimo.
Prisiekusieji teisejai taresi
% valandas.
Dziaugiasi Vanderer, kad
iSsigelbeio mirties bausmes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-01
zADA sTREIKUoTI $500
vEzEJU.

$500 vezejqy dirban6iq did
ziulems departamentinems
krautuvems Ghicagoje, zada
pakelti streika. Nori gauti jie
didesnes uzmokestis. Jei tomis
dienomis nebus padarytas
koks kolnpromisas, streikas
neiSvengtinas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-01
PRANCUZAI NEPATEN-
KNIT ANGLIJoS PAST
ELGIMU.
Anglia atsisako, nuo vienos
taikos sutarties salygos.

Londonas, spal. 80. = Pran-
cuzijos diplomatinis atstovas
Londone gavo instrukciju nuo
savo valdzios induoti Angli-
jos vyriausybei protesta ir sa-
vo paziuras i Anglijos pastel
gina su Versailleso taikos SUI
tartimi. Mes Anglijos vyriau-
sybe atsisake nuo teises prisi-
eius reikalui konfiskuoti Vo-
kieciq nuosavybes Anglijoje,
kaip to reikalauja Versailleso
taikos sutartis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-01
Pasizymejusi tauta.
Aldermanas Byrne padayes

Aldermanas Byrne padaves
rezoliuciia sake:
CAS- tik noriu pasakyti pa
remime sitos rezoliucijos, jog
Mcswiney mirtis pake-
liza labai rimta klausima, apie
kuri turi pagalvoti kiekviena
pasaulyj tauta, kuri troksta
laisves If del tos darbuojasi.
Nerasi niekur tautos, kuri bu-
tu tick daug pasizymejus il
atlikus daug darbo II pasis-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-01
RE1K1A PAs1Dz1AUGT1.

IS Chicagos distrikto fede-
ralio prokuroro ofiso pranes-
ia, kad tomis dienonlis cia
bus atvezta daug kietosios an
giles. Taigi tos rusies anglip
eia zzmones turesia uztektinai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-01
Kane dalykas.

Pirm keletos dienq Angli-
jos vyriausyb6 be jokio pasi-
tarimo su talkininkais 6me If
paskelbe, jog Anglia atsisa-
ko nuo vieno posmo Versai-
lleso taikos sutartyje padeto,
perdaug vamancio Vokietija.
Tasai posmas stai koksai:
Jei. kartais Vokietija is liuo-
so moro atsisako moketi tai
kininkanls pripazinta karo
atlyginima, tai tuomet talki-
ninkai savo salyse gah koIl-
fiskuoti visolias Vokieeiu
savo teritorijose atsirandan-
cias VokieGiQ prekes If gall
nuosavybes, gall lSonfiskuoti
imties kitokiq ekonominiu
priemoniu prizes Vokietija, uz
tos nepaklusnybe.
Baime Prancuzams.
II stai Anglia paskelbe,
jog nuo to posmo visai atsi-
sake. ReiSkia, kad jei Woke
tija nemoketq atlyginimo, tuo-
met Anglia is to nieko media
rytu.
Prancuzus apima baime. Mes
iei galingoji Anglia nuo to
atsisako, vadinasi, Vokieeiaf
gall panoreti nemoketi pripa-
zinto atlyginimo nei Prancu-
zams. Sitiems be Anglq nelen-
gvas butu daiktas priverstl
Vokiecius pildyti sutaFties So
lygas.
Prancuzams tasai nuo Vo-
kieciq milziniskas karo atty
ginimas taip svarbus, jog be-
veik yra lygus su paskollhe
tais kituomet biurokratinel
Rusijai milijardais. Prancrlzf-
ia guido galva uz Rusijos Gle
lybe If nenori pazinti boise
vikines valdzios, kad atgauti
savo senasias skolas.
I Taip il daro siandie II su
Vokietija, bi tik gauti is tos
kuodaug1ausla mlllJardQ a1ly-
giinimo, neziurint to, ar Woke
eGiai isteses ismoketi tuos mi
lijardus.
Anglijos pasielgimo motivai.
Anglia turi syarbiu prize
zaseiu atsisakyti nuo augsciau
paminetos salygos.
Anglijos prekybos laivq sa.
vininkai ilgas laikas gretiiio.
81 prize Vokietijos pirklil, kad
Site savo prekes j visur tran.
sportuotp Anglp garlaiviais.
Bet Vokieeiq pirkliai Ang-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-01
GAL PASIBAIGS STREI,
KAS.

! Londonas, Spal. 30. - Vie
tos spauda pramato, jog strei-
kuojantieji anglekasiai nubal-
suosia pabaigti streika.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-01
0 ORAS.

Chicago. = siandie gratus
oras If silciau; rytoj apsiniau-
Ike, vakare vesiau.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-01
Prancuzija PakeIia Protesta
prizes Anglia

lams dave suprasti, jog Ang-
lq lalvals sluntlnetl prekes
jiem!s neapsimoka If baugu.
Mes jei kartais VokletlJos Wy
rlausybel pasltalkytQ Dent ko-
Md s.alpn Alu. "p s,.:'
iilohe,l .a.Ain'i'Aoi's
% a'lys'hliile' 'uolie' u9
sersaileso s@iNo
Anslip gan holiiisAuo'i ~
prekes :. II hltokias liens pri-
gul,nelas nuosaVyoes. ,.o
LAD Ang,lJos iaivQ s"sll'l -.
hal 'asiiaiD"so ~
"a a'sisaAs'', 'o1 su.al.''e %
lssos. !, Nes pe 'oAle
kiq Alisiaiiis 'fuhuu.lias A
kur uneiniliias reiN''iAsq '
savlee,Q. ~ ,,,.; ; :,
We Aouei !, ansiiJo'
.sSpe :, paske'oe ''SiAauol'' 30
sqiyeo'.
Ka sake Prancuzai.
Tokiuo Anglijos pasielgi-
mu .Prancuzai didziai uzgautl
ir izeisti. Jie sake, jog jau
seniau buvo nujauciama kas
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-01
PINIGy KURsAs.

svetimp saliu pinigu verte, mai
nant- nemaziau $25, 900 .spaliu 20
buvo tokia sulig Merchants Loan
and Trust Co.:
Angliios sterlingq svarlli $3.4s
Lietuvos 100 auksinp 1.s2
Lenkijos 100 markiu .35
vokietijos 100 markiq 1.32
Prancuzijos uz $1.oo Is fr. 73
Italijos uz $1.o0 26 |. 70
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-01
KoKIo sUv. vAlLsT. PRE-
zIDENTo NoRETUs1 vo-
KIEcIAMS.
Turetu but atgaivinti ameriko
niski reikalai Europoje.

/ uIcLu UuG dOSoLfDuW oAAASA A1AS
nish reikalai Europoje.
Berlynas, Spal. 30. = Kokio
busimo Suv. Valstijq preziden-
to noretusi VokieGiams? Tan
klausiman atsako trijQ svar-
besnipiq VokieGiQ laikrascip
redaktoriai. Atsakylnus parln-
| ko vienas amerikoniskQ laik-
raSciu korespondentas.
Daugiau misunderstanding
Europoje.
LaikrasGio Berliner Tage-
blatt redaktorius Theodor Wo-
lff pasake:
"Nors as esu nuomon6s, kad
abudu (republikonQ il demok-
ratQ spartijp) kandidatu> yra
vertu augstojo Suv. Valstijq
ofiso, as bevelyciau ta, kurs
galetu iziureti tai, jog suv.
Valstijos butinai turi If vel
init aktive dali Europos poll
tikoie. Siandie Vokietija nu-
ziuri Amerikonus, kad jie la
bai Salinasi Europos, kur yra
labai daug gyvu reikalQ If
pirmyneigos. Be to, turin vii
ties, kad naujas ,prezidentas
atgaivins prezidento Wilsono
14-ka posmu If NJ tuos pos
mus stipriai stoves Europos
klausimuoses''' -,
No1i santikiu su S. v.
SociialdemOkratr laikrastio
Vorwaerts redaktorius sake:
"Musp sajausmai yra su
tue kandidatu, kursai ne tik-
tai yra palankus Tautq Sa7:
iungai, bet kursai taippat SUI
atsidejimu darbuojasi uz tai,
kad ia Sajunga butq tikral
ikunyta If galetq apsaugotl
nusilpnejusiu tautq teises. Be
Suv. Valstiju TautQ Sajunga
ne Sajunga- Bet vispsirdin-
giausias musp troskimas =
kuoveikiausiai atnaujinti tai
kingus santikius su Suv. Vals-
tijomis. y
Priesinasi dabartinei Sajungal.
Nacijonalistu laikraseio De-
utsche Tageszeitung redakto-
rius Buchow:
"As myleciau matyti prezl-
denta, kurio politika butu pill
mai amerikoniSka If kuris at
naujintq normalius santlklus
su mrrmis. Tam tikslui sena-
torius Harding atrodo atsa-
kantesnis. Tautq Sajunga da-
bartinej savo formoj neprnm-
tina NUNS. Juk tai nlekas kl-
tas, kalp tlk DuVusloJl sven
toji sajunga. Mes stovime uz
absolute ketufiolikos posmq
igyvendinima ir norime, kad
balotas butu pavartotas pa
naikinti visus gineQ paliestus
klausimus. Mes turime vilties,
kad sekantis prezidentas gy-
val interesuosis Europos rel
kalais, menus Airip Nausi-
ma" I"
RE1K1A PAs1Dz1AUGTI.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-01

Berlynas, spal. 30. Kokio
busimo Suv. Valstijq preziden-
to noretusi VokieGiams? Tan
klausiman atsako trijQ svar-
besniqiip VokieGiu laikrasciQ
redaktoriai. Atsakylnus parin-
ko vienas amerikonisku laik-
raScip korespondentas.
Evening journal., 1920-01-17
NFW COLIiMIIA nECORDS

Columbia Records Offer an unusually
large and varied list Of selections this
month. There are opera arias, n folk
song, popular songs and hymns by
grand opera and concert stars. two Ne
gro "splrItuals," a hymn by a famous
boys choir, plano. violin and xylo-
phone solos. orchestra and band selec-
tions. a cOrnet duet many popular songs
by well-known singers, and nearly a
dozen dance records.
Ricardo Stracclari sings that lovely
well-knOwn NeapOlitan folk song SANTA
Lucia" which seems 20 give you the
very scent as we'll as the sound Of
Italy; and Maria Barrleinos sinss that
surprisingly sweet coloratura aria 10
Son Titanla" from Thomas's Mignon.
Louis Graveure. baritone soloist. gives
the full sentiment OF his two selections,
absent" and when You Come
Home" Oscar Seagle. also a baritone,
who has been caring for gassed Amer
ican soldiers at his Adirondack estate
this summer. slngs two hymns, Jesus
Savior, Pilot Me-" In which he Is ac-
compan ed by the Columbia Stellar
quartet, and "Wlll There Be Any Stars
in My Crown?" as a sole. Sesgle's sing
Ing OF hymns IS great and sincere.
Evening journal., 1920-01-17

furnish enough cars to move the mm-
Der. The governor Of Kansas recently
announced that l5 per cent. Of the wheat
81 own In that State last year was still
in the hands Of the farmers because the
railways could not haul IL away. The
coal mine operators constantly complain
that they cannot get enough cars TO
move the coal.
"ln spite Of this condition we are 60
ing rapidly ahead investing vast sums in
new industries and in enlarging old ones
with the expectation OF still further
increasing the production Of the cOun-
try. But unless the capacity Of the rail-
roads is rapidly and greatly increased
it viii be impossible for these new and
enlarged industries to get sufficient raw
materials hauled or to ship their fin
ished products to market. II they can
not get enough raw materials or ship
their products TO market they will be
unable 10 earn a return upon the new
investment in them. II they cannot
earn a return upon the investment they
will become bankrupt, and in becoming
bankrupt will pull down with them
many Of the financial institutions Of the
country.
"The terrible panic Of 1878 was prin-
cipally due to the fact that excessive
amounts OF capital were invested in
railroads, and that the country was un-
able to afford enough traffic to support
them. We are going through a similar
process now except that now too much
Evening journal., 1920-01-17
Expansion of r. r. Facilities
Or Financial Disaster?

PITTSBURGH. January i5.-Speaking
before the Rotary Club here today, Sam
uel o. Dunn, editor Of the Railway Age,
made the prediction that unless the
freight carrying capacity Of the rail-
roads OF the United States Is largely
and speedily increased, this country
will suffer within a few years one or
the worst financial panics in its history.
"The people and Congress- Of the
United States are living in fools par
adise so far as the railroad situation is
concerned" said Mr.. Dunn. "The list
ing Of stocks upon the stock Exchange
and other evidence shows that we are
engaged in investing billions Of dollars
annually and even monthly in other in
dustries, manufactures, mines, and so
0n-while only a relatively triiling
amount Of investment Is being made in
railway facilities. But the railways are
unable even now 10 handle all the COM
modities that the industries OF the cOun-
try can produce. The freight traffic act
ually carried has increased IS per cent.
in four and one-half years, while the
number Of freight cars in which to
carry II has increased only . per cent,
and other railway facilities in proper
tion. But that is not the worst OF the
situation. In spite Of the increase in
he amount OF freight they are actually
sarrying, the railways cannot now
handle all the freight offered to them.
The lumber mills are shut down in the
Northwest because the railways cannot
Evening journal., 1920-01-17

most producer and exporter OF lumber
in The United States; the owner OF two
ileets Of steamers-one for coastal, tho
other for overseas trade; the greatest
Individual creator Of commerce between
The Pacific coast and the orient; still
yreatre creator and cemenler Of friend
'h,s between the Orient and the Oc-
sident, and this country's most potent
worker for the establishment OF pow
erful American merchant marine.
! asked CAPTAIN Dollar what his vast
experience had taBgh him were some
Of the qualities helpful to the attain
ment OF success.
The grand old man Of the Pacific
thus replied:
Fear God and be just and honest 10
your fellOwmen.
'2-lncessant hard work
"3-Frugallty and saving your
money"
A few months ago a septuagenarian
visited Octogenrlan Hiram Robinson al
ottawa.
You don't remember me2" asked
the visitor.
The old man peered at him a mo-
ment.
Don't II" he cried, holding out his
hand. you are Bob Dollar, my old
coOk-boy.
The millionaire ex-cooklbOy left
Hiram happy. for the aged lumberman
was the boss who caught him learning
to read and write, and who made the
ascent Of the ladder OF success a little
easier
Evening journal., 1920-01-17

capital Is being invested in other lines
OF industry and too little in railroads
with the result that the railroads rapid
Iy are becoming wholly unable TO ar
ford 10 other industries the increasing
service that they must have II the rap
idly increasing investment In them Is TO
be made productive and profitable.
I'VE are at the very crisis OF the con-
slderation Of the railroad problem now.
II Congress passes legislation which VIII
cause an immediate and large revival
Of the expansion Of railroad facilities
the dancers which seem TO be ahead OF
us may be avoided. II a policy Of leg
islation and regulation which will en-
courage a great expansion Of railroad
facilities is not adopted believe that
within a few years vs. shall have an In
dustrial, commercial and financial con-
vulsiOn,
Mr.. Dunn estimated that 5000 10000
a year should be invested in the rail-
roads for the next three years.
II am told" he said, that the au-
tomobile manufacturers have plans for
building 100000 automobiles during
this year. At an average OF $1,000 year
they would cost S2OO0,O00,OO0. surely
if we can spend s2,OO,OOOOOO a year for
automobiles, we can spend S2,OOO00OOOO
TO make the facilities Of our railways
adequate to carry the commerce Of the
country It is high time the country
awakened to the fact that its industrial
growth is going to be brought to a stop
and its prosperity destroyed, unless it
solves the railroad problem soon and
solves II right"
Evening journal., 1920-01-17

see" glgglod Tlllle.
SO they hurried on.
Near the shore In some reeds they
saw a head sticking out. "Stst-st'
called the head anxlously.
"Goosie Gander" cglod Nick. What
are you hiding for3 DO YOU want US y
Yes" said Goosle "Ivo called
everybody, but they all go away. VIII
you help meG'
"Sure we will. What's wrongf
Goosle blushcd and drew back fur
ther. "I-havent any clothes on she
said hastily. "They picked all the geese
today and haven't feather on as blg
as a pin. It's dreadful
Poor thingr' said Nancy kindly. "Of
course wen help you. Tho idea OF mat
silly toad laughing She hasn't any
feathers on. All she's got are ugly old
warts"
"SoVe l." said Goosle meekly. I'm
so cold I'm all sticking up In lumps.
Nancy ran away TO the house. Never
mlndl I'll be back soon with some
clothes" she called.
Copyright, 1920. n. Z. Al
Evening journal., 1920-01-17
Peoples Column
WuITE nIBBON SUNDAY.

To the Editor Of The Evening Journal.
Sir: Permit me through the columns
OF your paper 10 suggest that Delawar-
cans in our State and cspec ally In VIII
mlng,0n observe Sunday as white RIB
bon Sunday" that all persons, irrespec-
tive OF creed and race who are glad the
Federal Prohibition Amendment is now
a law: glad the saloons that have been
like a cancer eating away the moral ind
physical life OF some OF The best Amerl-
can manhood and womanhOOd havo
been blolted out and Tho curse OF drink
driven from our midst, wear piece or
bow OF white ribbon. and the ministers
refer 10 lt I'm their sermons. We are al
ready seeing and feeling the good effect
OF the amendment, and In little while
we Will wonder why we ever permitted
the saloon, the cesEpOOls OF America, 10
exist.
EDWARD dc LACOUR.
7O6 West ST., Wilmington. Del.