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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-26

ktora popeiniia samob6jstwo W
jednem z naszych wielkich mast.
Smutnym i grzesznym jest po-
dobny rezultat zyciowy, pocho-
dzqcy czesto I biedu ME zastano-
vienna sic mad SODA: ME So ia
kimi ola mnie jak bym chcia}a,
ale - czy jestem ia taxa ola mich
jaka bye powinnam?' Nieszcze-
Silvia ia kobieta, znajdujaca W
zvciu tyle rozczarowan, czy mo-
gla czuG sic pewna W swych przy
miotach? Czy by}a wzorem 70
ny, matki, przyjaci6ki, wszyst-
kicgo tego, czego Cd innych "a
da4a? Czy poaadaia tie Przymio-
ty i cnoty, jake w otaczajacych
ia chciala widzict? Upadek jcj
ducha i rozpaczliwy koniec wska
zuja dowodnie, re - ME bylo
jej zycie be- zarzutu.
Koniecznem jest W zyciu -
krytykujqc ~postepki innych, spoj
rec PREY tenn W glab wiasnej du-
sly i serca. Zamiast ciagle wy
najdywac bledy i usterki W ota-
czajacych mas, bliskich nam isto-
tach, nalezy badac wlasne ma
wyczki i czyny, zastanawiajac
sic pred osadzeniem czy i my
ME dajemy I'M powodu do nieche
CT i wypehiania obowiazkow, da
jenny te miiosc i ME zapominamy
o. naszych powinnoSciach.
Wieke f~ilozofis zycia jest bye
wyrozumiala i ME zadae "a VIE
lie. w przeciwnym razie, natural
ME, re do1najemy rozczarowan,
gdyz mic n;ema W Swiecie dosko-
nalego. Uzbroiwszy serca nasze
przeciw p~rzeciwnosciom W do
bro6, pogode umyslu, cierpli-
wost i rozsadek, ME poawolimy
powodowat sic gniewowi, namiet
no$ci i napadom chorobliwej ,,pa
syi" popeinienia samobojstwa,
ktoTe - Jest droga do czego?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-26
Referuje Marya 8.

Najchetniej wyrazu -przy-
jam" uzywaja i naduzywaja ko-
hiety. Niewatpliwie wieksza ich
Geese ME zastanowila sic nigdy
mad jej znaczeniem. Ciagse i ma
mietne obcowanie wzajemne, -
powierzanie sobie rozmaitych Sc
krct6w, - niespodziane odkry--
Gle zdrad drobnych, - magic
zerwanie i goraca chec zem-
sly; - otto piet aktow czulego
dramatu, grauego ma scenic zy-
cia miedzy osobami pfci PiekneJ.
>Kobieta nowoczesna, coraz
bardziej swiadoma swofch indy
widualnoSci zachowac musi w
swoich stosunkach z innemi ko-
bietami przynajmniej te godnoSc
iaka cechuje stosunki mezczyzn.
Mode kobiety MECH ME maja "a
wiele przyjacioiek; ME oskarze
ich W tym razie nigdy o oschfoSc.
Ale ME miejcie nigdy odrazu
dwudziestu ,najlepszych przyja-
cio4ek" i ME zawierajcie kazdego
miesiaca uowej przyjazni.
Me NOW, a nadewszystko ME
mySl: PAM Ia, Tub Tamta jest
noja przyjaciofka", ME wypro--
bowawszy s~olidarnoSci tego
zwiazku. Dwie prawdziwe przy-
jaci6lk, to rzecz niezmiernie
rzadka, jeszcze rzadsza o wielc
niz dwoch prawdziwych przyJa-
cioll Bo przyjazh miedzy kobe
tamil (pomfjajac re jesteScie cd
mez1yzn wrazliwsze) grozna
jest przez mikrob wrogi, ktory
wcale ME grozi przyjazni pomie-
dzy mezczyznami: kokieterye,
chez i usiiowanIe podobania sic
bez o&reSlonego przedmiotu, ola
samej checi podobania sic
Dwoch mezczyn przyjacia kocha
nawzajem swoje powodzenie, wy
wvzszenie starowiska: to sic ida
RIA, zwlaszcza O lie obaj przyja-
ciele ME krocza w zyciu droga
jednego zawodu. Dwte kobiety
przyjaci6lki winny kochac i prag
raac dla siebie wzaiem: powodze-
MA, urody, sprytu, szyku, to zna-
czy. re nigdy o mic wzajem ola
siebie ME powinny bye zazdro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-26
DIAL / KOBIET.

Sne, a to jest niemal bohater-
stwo. Rzecz prawie ME stnieja-
ca!....
w kierunku okreslenia ,,kokie
tery7' smiem utrzymywaG, re So
jej DIVA rodzaje: Bywa kokiete-
rya jedna dodatnia, drrga ujem-
Ia. Dodatnia kokieterya jest Po-
prostu jedna z form uprzejmosci
~spolecznej: usRowac uczynic
swa obecnoSc, o lie mozna, przy-
jenna ola innych, a vice dobro-
cia, uprzejmoScia, grzecznoscia /
usluznoScia kokietuja niewinnie
kobiety, pragnace zdobyc Ola sic
bic sympate ludzka. Podobac
sic rowniez mozna otoczeniu
przez spoeob ubierania sic: skrom
ny, wykwintny jednaE, be- zby-
tecznego odslaniania cia1a, czem
sic usiluje kokietowac oczy mez
czyzn. - Kobieta zle ubrana ra-
ri jak m~ezczyzna re zfem obej-
$ciem. To wogole, co jest usi1o-
waniem zachowania rownowagi i
harmonii tax w zachowaniu jak
w ubraniu jest kokietery9 dobra
,,altruistyczna".. lima k~okieterya
- ujemna - usiluje, przeciw-
ME. ME podtrzymywac ,r6wno-
wagi i harmonii wSrod otoczeniH,
W kt6rem sic znajduje, ale naru-
sza te rownowage i zakioca har-
monte. Me lyle pragnie ona po-
dobaG sic komuS, lie go wprawic
w zdumSenie, widziec w zachowa
niu sic i pozowaniu nienatural-
rem, w ubieraniu sic czesto z
pojeciami skromnoSci bedacem
w konflikcie. Jest to kokieterya
samolubna i - ujemna. Dodam
jcszcze, re zdaniem mojem str6j
kobiety powinien bye ladny i mi
ly ola Okla, ale ,,szczery'', t. j. pc
winien wyrazac, o lie MONA, sta
nowisko spo4eczne i stan majat-
kowy kobiety, ktora go nosi. Pc
nizajacym jest stroj kobiety, gdy
klamie! Nietylko dlatego, re jest
piekna. a kiamstwo brzydkiem,
ale dlatego rowniez, re kobieta
Sciaga ma siebie sto zmartwien,
sto p~onizch, jeSli sic ubiera ,,po-
mad stan" i z pominieciem pre-
pisow taktu i &romnoSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-26
POGADANKA.

Zebra0e W slonku PAM K
towazystwo zlozone z pan j pa
now omawfako rozmafte kwestye
Sufrazyzm, emancypacya, miioSe,
IIirt, kokieterya, zazdroSc, przy-
JAIN, - wszystkie tie przedmio-
~ czy przymioty SHY pod sad
nniej hub wiecej s~prawiedliwy i
wszystkim polemizujacym
ydswaio sic, re So wrocznia-
ri.
Kiedy przysza kolej ma ,!ko-
kieterye" i nprzyjazn', dysputa
staAa sic zywsza. Obecny w gro
lie TEN, a milczacy dotychczas
znakomity autor nowelek i roz-
prawek MARCEL Provost, zapyta
ny o zdanie w kierunku oceny-
.kokietery7' i yprzyjaznf" - W
tie odezwal sic siowa:
Ma prnkcie odczuwania d
czucia przyja1ni ludzie najcze-'
sciej popelniaja omylki. Sympa-
IVA be- podkladu flirtu pomedzy
osobnRami dwojga pici zazwy-
.czaj W Swiecie nazywa sic nprzy-
jaznia", a podobna przyjazn ivy
kla konczyc sic m~iloScia, hub -
u;enawiSctq, z powodu zazdro
Sci o - innego nprzyjaciela' lub
przyjaci6lke - ME byia zatem
nigdy przyjaznia.
Wyrazu tego zwykle naduzy-
Wamy.
Uoucie gofne tej NAVY wy
maya wyrzeczenia sic, PoSwie-
cen, wzajemnej szczeroSci i bra
ku cho6by atomu zazdroSci o
qowodzenie przyjaciela. Koeha
sic przyjaciela: cieszy sic, jego
szcze$ciem, cierPi jego cierpie-
MEM. diva serca 50 W ciagiym
kontakcie. Poza tenn przyjazn
prawdziwa jest r6wnie wyiaczna
j azdroSna o swa wlasnoSc Po-
siadaufa ~wyiacznego przyiaciela
jak - mitoSc. Kiedy mezczyzna
m6wi mi: Me nam p~rzyjacre-
la" - cenie SERGE jego wiecej, niz
gdyby mi p~owiedziai: Nam bar
do wielu przyjacioA."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-26

najwiecej nieswiezych konserw.
oszukuja giod pijac bez MARY
narkotyzujaca kawe z niezawsze
dobrem mlekiem i zajadaja sic
slodyczami. Takiem odzywia-.
MEM karmione cialo, miasto roz-
wijac silly, umniejsza je.
Nastepna przyczyna siabego
zdrowia jest lekcewazenie go TAX
IL dziewczat jak i mlodych ko-
hiet wprost idyotycznym sposo-
benz ubierania sic. Azeby wygl2-
dac szczupio, pogardzajq W Il
rlie ciepla bielizna, skad gruzIi-
&c, z~apalenia i intne choroby, a W
lecie "a to otulajq sic futrami.
Ostatnia przyczyna nicdomaga--
MIA" - mowila W dalszym Gig,
gu DIR. *. - Jest DraK SlllhdStE
Iii i ruchu, skad pochodzi szybkle
znieczulenie muskuiow i pred
wczesna staroSc'.
Pragnieniem DIR. A. r. jest "a,
lozenie we wszystkich miastacI
odpowiednich szkol, gdzie kobic'
ty i dziewczeta byfyby W male
7ytych odstepach czasu badanc
i pouczane. w Nowym Horku
znajduje sic juz TAXA szko}a !
zaklad, gdzie sic odbywaja wy
k}ady ! bahama lckarskie, mic Po-
ciqgajace "a SODA zadnych kosz-
tow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-26
BRAK ZASTA-
NOWIENIA.

lest to og6lnym bSede1n mas
kobiet, il czesto popeSniamy O.
mylki, ME umiejac lub ME chcac
zastanowit sic, zanim uczynimy
postanowienie, prowadzace mas
czesto do zguby. ,,Wszystko w
zyciu zawiodlo mic. MAJ, dzieci,
p~rzyjaciele, - wszyscy ME byll
takimi ola mnie jak prsgnelam,
ably byli. Dlatego konoze mole
nieszczeSliwe zycie."
TIE siowa skreSlone ma papie-
re znaleziono w pokoju kobiety,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-26
312e 300S.

Stydowy wiosenny kostyum.
Zakict 3l29. Modelka: 81, SO, IS,
10, az i al, mierzac ma Gale W bin,
scie. Sp6dnica: 5OOS; modelka {:
y, "a, %, %, 80, 81 i "a ma Gale
W paste. MateryaIu ma sredniq
miare trzcba ! SIS jarda. Kazde
modelko Pc lOc.
2821.
Srknia ola dziewczat. Model
ka: 4, 6, s, 10, II lat. Ma miare
u trzeha 5 Is jarda materyaiu.
Modeko lOc.
3155.
Szykowna suknia dla dorasta-
jlcych panienek. Modelka: s, 10,
II i ID lat. Ma miare IA trzeba
materyalu o SO cal. seer. ~ jar
ia. Modelko lOc.
1850.
Stylowy kostyum. Modeika:
&c, is i 20 lat. Ma miare Is trzeba
materyalu O A. cal. seer. 4 i 7-S
jardow. Modefko I0c.
2Sl5.
Wygodne ubranko domowe
ola dzteci. Modeika 2, 5, 4, 5 i q
lat. Modelko 1oc.
2S44 - 1854.
Elegancka toaleta. Bluzka
2844. Modelka: "a, SO, SO, 40, 42,
II i 40 ma Gale W biuScie. Spodni-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-26

ca: 1854; modeska: Y, "a, 20, IS,
50, 81 i "a ma Gale W paste. Ma
teryi o a cal. seer. trzeba ma ca
'iy kostyum 6H jarda ma srednae
miare. Kazda z tych modelek pc
I0c.
Sligo.
Prahtyc1ny fartuszek ola
NGziewczqt. Modelka: 6, s, 10 i II
lat. IA miare S trzeba materyalu
0 y cal. seer. i "a jarda. Mo-
delko Ioc.
2S27.
Suknia ola dorastajacych pa
nienek. Modelka: II, IA 10 lat.
Ma miare IA trzcba 4N jarda
materyi o SO cal. seer. Mode'ko
1Oc.
gigs.
Domowa suknia ola pan. Mo-
dclka: "a, SO, SO, 40, az, a. / 46
ma Gale w biuScie. Ma 6rednia
miare trzeba m~ateryalu o SO cal
szerok. 5A jarda. Modcko lOc.
Uwaga: Zamawiajac modefka,
ralezy pisat atramentem, z po-
daniem dokladnem numeru mo-
delka i adrcsu (nazwisko, numer
domu i ulica). Adresowac pro-
sze: ,,Admnistracya Dziennika
Chragoskiego" - The Polish
Daily News, l455-57 West Di-
vision ul., Chicago, III.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
45 PER CENT JUMP
IN RATES FORCED
ON THE RAILROADS
To Cover Wage Raise and
Revenue Increase Need
ed by the Carriers.
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
TRAFFIC TO BEAR BURDEN
Interstate Commerce Commits
sion Asked to Consider Wage
Award in Granting Increase.

WASHINGTON. July oo.-Frcight
rates. railroad executives here esti-
mate. will have to be increased about
10 per cent-so:nc said 30 per cont
TO absorb the 5000 600 wage in
crease announced today by the Rail-
road Labor Board and the Sl.TOl. 900
Ouo Increased revenue recently asked
OF the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion by the carriers.
The executives tentatively esti-
mated today that the wage award
would add from 10 TO Is per cent to
freigh ht rates. while the estimate OF
Increase necessary TO advance the
roads income 10 the per cent al
lowed under the transportation act is
slightly in excess of 80 per cent for
all roads except those in the West.
Western roads asked for an increase
OF %? per cent.
Passenger Fares Affected.
Members OF the executive commit
tee of the American Railway Associa-
,!on met here today TO formulate u
request that the Interstate Commerce
Commission incorporate the wage
award in any freight advances
OF the carriers. In all probability,
the carriers will ask that the wage
Increases be spread over both freight
and passenger rates.
Under the Cummins- Esch transport
tation act it is specifically provided
that the Interstate Commerce Com
mission take into consideration labor
costs on the railroads in figuring the
necessary increase in rates to give
the roads l-2 per cent return on
thoir capital stock, as provided in
the act.
This Will ncccssitatc the commits
sion's granting such increases in
both freight and passenger rates as
Will include the s6oo.ooo.Ooo award.
which must be added to the operating
costs of the railroads.
II was estimated by officials today
that the granting of the award will
have To be followed by an increase
OF about 10 per cent in freight and
passenger rates in order to absorb
the resulting higher operating costs.
Duty OF Commerce Commission.
Previous estimates on the extent OF
the increased rates to insure the rail-
roads "A = l2 per cent return had
indicated that the average increase
would have to he about IS per cent
This estimate was made. however,
before II was known what the wage
grants would be. According TO we'll
Informed opinion here. however. the
Interstate Commerce Commission
must add an additional l6 per cent in
rate charges to the IS per cent which
had already practically been decided
was necessary TO keep the roads in n
healthy financial condition.
The estimate of ID per cent addi-
tional charges is based on the ncccs-
sary increase in the operating rcven-
ucs OF the roads. In normal years
this is placed at s3.600, 100000 annu-
ally, The Increased wage award of
00.0OO.O0O granted by tho railway
lConiinMcd ON Second pngc.l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
GOVERNMENT CANNED
MEATS WILL BE SOLD
CHEAP TO RETAILERS
Var Department Releases
billions OC Dollars Worth
Of Fool SfuCrs.
Try Universal servicc]


WASHINGTON. July aO.-To fight
the high cost of living. the War be
partmcnt announced today that it
would sell at lower than prc-war
quotations. several million dollars
worth Of canned meats. The depart
mcnt has enlisted the services Of
10000 postmasters, 5000 smkcrs and
the mayors of every city and town
in the country to help carry out it's
plans
These officials and individuals"
the War Department announcement
stated. have been requested to rem
der all cooperation possible to the
War Department in its mammoth un-
deriakinG.
In its efforts to reduce the high
cost of living the department will
sell to the American public through
the thousands OF Wholesale dealers
In the country, many millions OF dol
lars worth of canned corned beef,
corncd beef hash. roast beef and
bacon. The meats are to be sold at
figures far below the regular COM
mercial prices for tho same items"
Every dealer. from tho largest
wholesaler to the lowest retailer, will
be given an opportunity to make
purchaser.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
GONZALEZ, FOUND GUILTY,
IS GRANTED HIS LIBERTY
Government Takes Precautions
Against Summary Execution of
Anticipated Death Sentence.
PARDON pRECEDEs VERDICT
Writ Sets Forth That Nation Has
Passed Judgment on Rebel Leader
and lie Can DO New Government
No Harm.
tHy Ax.oe!ateA rress.l

MENICO CITY, july 2p.-Gcnera!
Pablo Gonzales. who was convicted
today OF being the intellectual head Of
the rcvol;s Of Generals Carlos Asuma.
Jesus Grajaardo and Ircnco Nillarcal,
was Immediately released by writ of
arnparo. issued before the verdict of
guilty was returned by tho trial court.
The text of the order for General
Gonzales release. tclcgraphed by Gem
eral Gales TO General Manuel Perez
Trcvino chief OF military operations
in the State OF Ncuyo Leon. where
General Gonzales was in custody. was
made public shortly after noon today.
1t stTs
"itcfcrring to your message tha;
toe Court-martial had declared Pablo
Gonzales guilty of melting to re-
bcl!ion: since the government con-
stdcrs itself sufficiently strong. being
supported by public opinion with re-
gard To the integrity Of It's proceed
!nGs. and does not fear that Gonzales
VIII continue 10 be a peril to the
stability Of it's administration, you
viii therefore set him absolutely at
liberty. The nation already has pro-
nounccd it's incXorablc Judgment on
th!s matter"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
YANKEE SKIPPER GAVE TIP
ON WIND THAT WON RACE
lionrdcd Shamrock ~. before Sailing
and Kept Bnrton Ont of Air
pu,Jxcts
fEy rnlycrs,l Scrvicr \

NEW YORK, July 20.-It wasn't
a Britishcr. but "a Yankee skipper OF
Sea Bright. y j.. who was responsible
today for the victory OF Shamrock ".
over thr>Nup defender Rcsolutc. This
is the disclosure made late tonight.
The "Yank" commanders name is
Andrew Jackson .\pplcgate-than
which there could be none more
American.
1t was his knowledge OF winds ana
tides. which hc furnished Captain
Burton during the course OF the race.
while he was a member Of the sham
rocks crew, that cost Rcsolutc tao
race expert yachtsmcn declare.
Early today, Captain ApplcGatc
changed places with 1t member of the
Shamrock's crew. VINO boarded Skip
per ApnlcEat"'s sloop Charlotte. In
this way there was no infringement
% the rule providing the Shamrock
should have a complement OF forty
men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
LABOR LEADERS BELIEVE
THERE WILL Be NO STRIKE
This Sentiment Prevails at Head
quarters of American Icdcra-
tion of Labor.
BACK PAY DECIDING FACTOR
Railway Union Official Believes the
Award VIII BE Submitted to II
Referendum and That the boards
Decision Will BE Accepted.
rBy Universal scrv.ce.l

WASHINGTON. July 20.-"Thcro
will be no strike. you can rest as
sured of that"
This assurance, though given un-
officially, represents the sentiment AT
the headquarters OF the American
Federation OF Labor here on the
wage increase awards announced by
the railway labor board at Chicas o
today.
While the increases allowed by the
board; agEregating about 5000, ,0O0,-
600. are not entirely satisfactory in
that they amount TO only co per cent
OF the sl,OoO,OOO,o00 sought by tho
railroad workers. 1t was stated. they
constitute 4 good start" toward the
desired total.
And the opinion of the federation
officials is that the men will accept
the boards decision, and then i'm
mcdiatcly go back for more
through tho same channels.
The foundation OF this belief is the
retroactive feature of the awards.
The increase. it is provided in the
boards decision, are retroactive to
May ! of this year. Therefore, IL
the awards are accepted by both
sides and go into effect, the rail
workers on their August 1 pay day
will have the accustomed increases
for three months coming to them in
addition to the current wage for the
half month.
Should the mon reject the awards
and strike, 1t was pointed out they
would probably lose the back pay.
They Will take no chance on that
the federation officials believe. and
especially in view OF the fact that
the railroad corporations. through
their representatives ut Chicago. de-
clared Immediately upon the an
nouncement of the boards decision
that they would accept it,
John Scott. secretary of the rail
way employees department of the
federation, said: The increases
granted by the board, give sufficient
justification in my Judgment to the
brotherhood executives TO submit
them TO a referendum vote. II that
course il adopted believe the
boards decision will he accepted. De-
mands for further increases TO make
up the difference between the amount
granted and the amount sought then
may be made immediately"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
ISSUES EMERGENCY COAL
ORDER TO AID NORTHWEST
Interstate Commerce Commission
Directs Railroads To Give Great
Lakes Shipments Preference.
S EFFECTIVE JULY
Drastic Steps Taken to Meet Acute
Situation, Six States Being 23
Millions OF Tons Short OF Winter
Requirements.
Try Associated rress.l

WASHINGTON. July 2o.-Ncw
emergency orders were issued today
by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission giving priority in the move
OF the winter stock o. soft coal
to the Northwest.
More than score OF railroads, scrv-
ing mines in Western Pennsylvania,
Ohio. West Virginia, Virginia. Ken
lucky and Tennessee. were directed
by the commission not only TO give
preference in the movement OF coal
for the territory at the head of the
Great Lakes. but also to give pre-
ference in the supply Of cars for such
shipments.
Coal operators within the district
served by the railroads will he re-
quired 10 fulhll the wants OF the
Northwest before filling orders for
other sections. the commission direct
Ing the railroads to place an en-
barge on such latter movement, if
it should be attempted by the coal
men.
Under the commission orders.
which become effective July &c. FL NJ.
Griggs. manager of the ore and Coal
Exchange at Cleveland, is directed to
cnt daily from each Of the mines to
lake Erie ports for transShipmcnt to
the head OF the lakes. In addition
TO providing the winter stock for
the Northwest, the commissions or
dcrs are expected TO avert thrca-
tened coal shortage in Central Can
ada. a part OF whose coal is moved by
way OF the lakes. though the greater
10, l,N. all
ment.
No date is fixed for the expiration
OF the orders. which may stand un-
;ion on tho Great Lakes about No
vcmbcr L. The Northwest. compris-
lag upper Michigan. Minnesota. Wis
cons!n, North and South Dakota and
Montana, is estimated by coal men to
winter requirements. and to move
this quantity would require tho daily
dumping OF more than 1000 cars n
which is believed would set n new
record for coal handling there
The new orders do not set aside,
,ut merely supplement previous ones
itt the commission requiring a sixty
cay preference IN the supply oil OPEN
top equipment for the use OF soft
coal mines, east of the Mississippi
River. Announcement OF the orders
by the commission followed confer
cnccs held last week by the coal
operators and railroad executives To
work out the plans for speeding up
the coal movement to tho Northwest.
The plan for the priority movement
was submitted to the commission yes
tcrday by committee of operators.
The reasons for its action. the COM
mission declared. is that Il shortage
Of railway equipment and congestion
OF traffic, aggravated by labor
troubles. had created a condition re-
quirinE Immediate action.
The railroads named in the orders
include: The Louisville and nashville
from mines on and east of the lines
from Cincinnati to Jellicc. Tenn: the
Chesapeake and Ohio, the Norfolk
and Western. the Coal and Coke. the
Union Kailroad Company. the Sandy
Valley and Elkhorn Railway Com
pany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
PURSUIT MACHINES
USED By POLICE TO
CHASE FLYING CROOK
French end British Officers
.Sc0ur Air Lanes IO,card
Rcigian Capital.
Try Universal serviccl

PARIS. july 2O.-.Iohn de l.yslc. n
promoter" whom Scotland Yard. and
the rolicc Of Paris, describe as Ills
tory's first aerial fugitive crook" ar
rived in Paris yesterday. six hours
before the police here had been noti-
fed of his sensational escape from
London in an airpianc. On his ar
rival he quickly secured another pri-
vatc machine and got away again,
presumably heading for Brussels.
British police are giving chase in
another airplanc from London, and
other pursuit machines" are to join
the hunt from French and Belgian
points.
The dying crooks" escape has
been tclcgraphed and cabled all over
Europe, but it is realized that there
arc hundreds of possibilities that hc
may land anywhere in the open coun-
try and again get away.
AS a result Of this nrs; international
flight of an alleged criminal, the
French and British police are cola :
borating with view TO establishing
"A channel air police. patrolling the air
routes between England and France
along lines similar to those followed
by the New York air police.
Colonel dc Mott Thompson, who ia
now In Paris has boen asked to give
his advice as to how best to proceed
In establishing such service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-21
Edison Clicks Morse
Message to Posterity
NY Associated Prcss.l

NEW YORK, July "o.-GrinpfnE
81 telegraph key for the first Sine
in nineteen years, Thomas IS. Edi-
son sent 81 mrNSaEc to p0stcrity
today from his home In Orange.
y. j. The rattle of the instrument
as IL clicked OF the inventors ,rcS-
sage WAS iuNcriIIrd ON an impcr-
ishnblr phonoGraph record and
placed i'm the archives of the His
torirnl Association here. The mes
sage WAS sent directly to n conn
mittrc of the Old Time Telegraph
crs mud was:
"AmId the activities OF husy
life full of expectations, hopes
and fears. my thoughts of early
association with my comrades OF
the dots nnd dnshcs have ever
been to- me delight and pleasure.
] consider II IL great pleasure to
record In Morse characters on an
indcstructIbIc disc this tribute tn
my beginnings In electricity
through the telegraph md with Ii
gOdspccd to the fraternity
throughout the world"