davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-26

-Zakladni podminky ziskani
americkeho uveru pro Cesko-
s.cvensky stat. - We SVych doJ
mech Americe prednesl Y pie
narri schulz Sdruzeni csl. stro-
iiren p. DIR. f. X. Hodac, gene
ralni taiemnik SvaZu csl. pru-
mySlniku, RUNE poZnatky o ma
sem uveru Americe. u nichz
nektere vyjimame; "Obchod-I
nj financni SVet amerlckyI
mas doposud blize nezna, pres
Ito, re jmeno "Cechosloyak' je
iv Americe popularni. America
ne isou zasadn6 ochotni pujciti
pouze zemim, ktere mohou u
zavfenou pujGku splaoeti syym.
vyvozem a pracL Domnivaji
i.sc, ze Il Ameriky obdrzlmc u
very 2 pratelskych sympatli,
bylo by naneivyS posetile a ma
ivni. Mnoho Sc Y Americe /
dnes da ma charakter jednotliv
ce a soucasny hospodarsky a
sociami vyvoj, iednotliVych sta
til evropskych; Zejmena statu
noVych. Cifry naSem obcho-
du n prumySlu Americe We. mi
imponovaly. Rovnez pusobilo
tam velmi pIizniye. ze jSmc jlz
zaplatili pred Gascm uZavfeny
uy6r ma Zakoupeni baNiny ob
nosu 6 mil. dollaru, coz ostatni
v6tSi staty dosud neuGinlly.
Neni yylQuGono, ze bude pozdt
iii mozno uZavlrati V Americe
livery soukrome naSimi prumy-
slniky. TO volnost predpokla,
da. dati prumyslu yolnost 8
podpotiti lei; ably mohi Splnit
zavazky, iez by, wal ma sebe.
Oh izc ccskeho prumyslu. I
prahy Sc piSe; "Na Sikme plo
Sc nalGz;l Sc cclc naSc prumy
dove pocinani. Katastrofaln
nedoStatek uhli, kalamita S 0
patrovanlm surovin, zkracen;
doba pracovni a mala chut
delnictya ku praci dolehaji st;
lc lz nj mas prumySl. Nclk,
h.lad po zbozi ncmuzc prumyS
ukoiiti. ncbot' za svrchu uNcdc
nych okolnoSti ueNyuzivaii 10
varny anohdy ami Ctvrtiny Sv
Nhonnoali, i'roto musi 10y arm
zNJsiti velmi sYc ccny, ably NJ
hla kryti svoji rezii, ktera b
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-26
ZPRAVY. : Z CESKOSLOVENSKE
REPUBLIKY.

nobyla mnohcm vySsi, kdybyI
zavod mohl cele sve pracoVnl
schopnosti vyuziti. TAX sc de-,
ie nejen Il ,vgrobce hotoveho
zbozi, ale toyarniku polotova
ru; pfipoctou-li Sc k tomu ce-.
ny surovin, pride hotovy w
robeE ma trh tax vysokych
cenach, re pfechazi kupuiici-
mu zrak sluch. A Zdrazovanl
TO Siri sc Silenou rychlosti, TAX
re clovek nemuze ami dohled-
nouti, kan az tax speJeme.
TAX ma pIik ad stal zinkovy
plech pred valkou X Co.. V pr
vych letech valky 1910 X "a
100 kg. lPo valce stoupl ma 500
900 X. Pred Novym rokem
stal $40 X dnes pozaduje Sc
/ ia 100 ky ,iiz 400 X, .ba pod
rukou 1900 X, tedy 300 pro-
cent vice nez pred valkou. A
zinek jest jeden z mala pred
m6tu, iehoz surovinu name do
ma.nebo " Nemecku.H ;,i
Ma pokraji raje v Bohnicich.
Obdrzeli isme z naprosto v6ro-
hodnG strany statistiku stavu
nemocnych q Zrizenectva ZEN
skGho ustayu pro choromysln1
V Bohnicich II Prahy. Die tetc
brlo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-26
Sloan2Iv linilnent
nikdy nesklalnal!
kazd! muI 2cna. ktcrf icj mali po
rucc, fcknou N6m to same

0RZVA>TE III. ktcff casteii jsou po-
stizeni racumaticklm trhanim. Pro
tiprostfedck Sloanuv' liniment rozhanf
navaiy proi,ika bez vtirani do posti-
zenych 6as5f a zahy pomdha od bolestf.
Mejte jej pfi rucc a uzivejte jei kdc-
koh ma zmirncnf kone6nG yypuzenf
bolestf luLIani krizi. neuralgic,
strnutf svalu, ztuhlosti udu. zran6ni. ia
koz ! pri n5s,edcfch Nystavcnf ncpri-
zniv3mu porasf.
Sloanuv lininent Sc prodava We vscch
leAaIplch. 351, zoe $f.40 ..
"a fFa~s f<tesf. fNFtE1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-26

Prlpadl tedy +. 1914 ma 4 ne
ellen personalu oSctru-
iiciho, +. 1919 vSak Ma 4 ne
3.2. Nyni V unoru 1920
jest die sdclcni jiz vice osetfo
vatelu nez nemocnych. Zfizen-
ci opatrovnici jsou pri tcto
praci dobrc placeni, dostanou
stravu (ctyrikrat tydne maso k
ob6du k vcccii), obuv, prad-
10, odcv, byt. Nemoh,-li lstaV
na takoNy maSny den opatritl
pa,5o 4 dootali-l opatrovnlci mi
sto neho tfcba dobrc mastery
hl"ach pohn lalolc, Nyhla6ili
hladoyku". Sprava ustavu ka-
pituloyala a dala jim k tomu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-26

Odklizeni ma trat' napadle
New Yorku. Snimek mas zfejr
Stroj zmoci, aby doprava byla u,
4 francouzske sardinky. Spill
opatrovnici u lehce nemocnych
II hodin, ma narok po teto
take praci" ma 36 hodin prazd
ma. Uchazecu ma takova mista
Jest ovSem ma tisice. Ones ne,
isou tyto ustavy humannimi
pro blaho nemocnych jake dri
We, to jsou jiz ciste zaopatro-
vaci iustavy pro zrizence! Ty-
tez pom6ry jsou ustavech v
Dobranech, Kosmonosich, v
Praze atd. Vydrzi tohle to vse
republika a jeji poplatnici?
Kata.trofalni sesouvani pu-
dy We Vsetinsku. Prazske novi-
ny prinaseji zpravu o neobycej
me udalosti prirodni v. Host'al-
kove u Vsetina ma Morave. Sc
.sula Sc tam stran We yymeru asi
lao az so ha a smeteno bylo tax
$ povrchu Zemskeho Sest DOM
XII, patricich chudym valaS-
skym pasekarim. Dalsi domky
tax Zyane paseky jsou vazne o
hrozeny. o ,tomto katastrofal-
lnim sesouvani pudy dochazejl
ltyto podrobneisi zpravy: Puda
ma boku o.iluprostred vesni-
Ice pocala Sc sesouvatl V tako-
I've mire, re celia stran, ma niz
| Jest rozseto asi 20 pasek. Sve-
LILA sc do udoi. ,HorejSi pascky
Sc uplne probofily do zeme, SO
iva vrch strechy tn a tam yycni
Iva. Obyvatele sotva zivotem
lsvym unikli a n6co syeho ma
! ietku zachranili "a pomoci ha-
! sicu sousedu. Byli probuzeni
Nv noci straslivym praskanim
/ krovu a prohybanim podlahy
"a povazuiice to Ia. Zemetreseni
Iopousteli rychle sva obydli. Pc
lie kol pasek jest rozryto cetny
mi trhiinami TAM kde Sc
|, |vzdy zelenalo obili prifinlivycf
/. pasekaru, vycnivaji hola skali.
ska. Vekovite stromy .jsou Wy
llrvany z korenu, cele plochy le
: elsm svezly sc do dolin. Sesouva
nj praydepodobne neni dosuC
: jeSte Skonceno, nebot' nasle
! ;dujicich dnech domky, jei
: isou v,doline u potoka, praska
D ly a propadavaly Sc. Nastal'
mrazy dalSl sesouyani Zastavi
+. ~, aySak, nastanou-li deSt6 zn'
: lvu,t katastrofa sc Zdvojnasobi
4 |nebot' celia strafl jest ,tehoz. sl
nszeni. Okresni politicka spray
{ ma Vsetme povolala rychle cd
O dill zakopniku, kteri prozatln
Ipomahaji odklizeti trosky z h
c I,spodarskych budov; vice emit
nemohou, nebot strai Jest sta
lie V pomalem pohybu. Sesou
vani zavinily stale deste. jimi
spodni vrstvy tax prosakly, .
hlina sc odloucila cd. skal, n
inichz spocivaIa ma cclem ton
to horskem uboci. X llraZu ne
: .'priScl nikdo, Vzdor tonu, &c n
l. nj elm svltit a &c scsouvanl $
- dalo V noci IA uplnc Tiny. IA
o, tastrofa vyvolala celcm kra.
% ohromnG NZruSeni. t#e ..s
a. Nakladatel Frant. Urbanc
% zemrcl. Pred tydnem onemot
IL mel chripkou nakladatcl Fran
k SEX. Urbanek, syn nedavno u
l. mrclcho nakladatclc Fr. Nj. |
" banka a hratr rovnez pred Xxi;
ii koil dobou zcSnuleho naklad;
nj tclc Mojmira Urbanka, Dn'
- 30 7. hodinc ranni zemrcl
iii yollu As let. Byl .zenat neccI
a.. dya roxy, zancchal vdovu
III dceruSku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-26
President Masaryk ceskym
detem videnskym. Ma nrikaZ

President Masaryk ceskym
detem videnskym. Ma prikaz
presidenta MasaryKa postal Ce
skoslovensky Cerveny kfiz vel
ky dar stradajicim ceskym de-
tenn videhskym. Zasilka, ktera
prav6 do Vidn6 dosla, skiada
Sc ze 20 beden darku americ-
kych Cechoslovaku, ponejvice
potravin, Satstva a prada. kro
me toho pridano bylo z Prahy
so paril kalhot a so kabatd pro
chlapce, 80 divcich Satu, 20
pard botek pro chlapce a 30
paru pro divky, 60 kapesniku,
80. satecku detskych. Prostred-
,nictvim odhoru Ceskeho Srdce
budou Diary rozdileny po ma
vrzich duv6rniku nejchudSim a
nejpotfebn6iSim ceskym de-
tenn videnskym, V prv6 rade
detem re stavkovych Skol.
Projev sympatii mesta Cog
naku nasi Republice. Starosta
prazsky Dir. BaXa tlumocil kon
Gem lonsk6ho roku municipal
nj rade mesta Cognaku srdeG-
ne diky "a pratelskou prichyl-
most, liz projevovali nasint .le-
gionarum, a "a pietni uctGni
iich pamatky udrzovanim je-
.iich rovu a dojemnou slaynosti
V den DuSicek. Starosta cogna
cky p. H. Pichon odpovedel v
zastoupeni municipalni rady
velmi srdecnym dopisem, v
n6mz pravi: "Nikdy nezapo-
meneme, ze synove vaSi vlasti
prisli, ably Smisili svou krev S
kryl naSi k Zachrane Francic n
bylo zcela prirozeno, ze naSe
pocty, iimiz isme splaceli pro-
ste duh vdecnosti, nesli Sc k
Cechos ovakum, kteri spi Co
gnaku svym poslednim span
KEN -" Stejne srdecn6 pripo
nina zivych legionaru, kteri
: Sc zdrzovali V Cognacu a pravi
0 Mich: "VaSi krajane zanecha
: ! Ii " Cognacu neZapomenutel-
nou vzpominkut sVImi vlast-
: nostmi ,;rdce a ducha ). :" ii.
ste uZnani, ma n6z mohou byti
nase legie praYem hrdy.. f,.,,,
Horst jakost chlebove mou.
: ky? Ustredna svazu mlynar-
} skych Cechacn oznamuje
t"Zemsky obilni ustav V Praze
, vydal po vymilani psenice move
A predpisy, ktcre vstoupi V pu,
: Sobnost dne 8. unora. Die tohc
1 odpadnc nyni vyroba krmnt
, mouky vubec, naproti tomt
i fzvysi sc vyroba ch'eboye mou
: ky procent. V dusledllu to
: hoto Zvyseneho Vymitani chile
bove moul1y bude jakost .iei
e samou podstatou vGci horSi
A Inaccz 81 Ustredna svazu mly
: narskych Ccchach dovoluie
: touto ccstou sirSi obcccnstvo ,
c pozorniti.
c Zaplavcnc dolly na Plzcn
: sku. Prazskym listum ozna
iii mujc SO 2 Plznc: Podlc dobro
'Fzdani banskych odborniku lie
k doporucujc Sc odvodncnl dcll
: ma Plzcnsku zap!avenJci, Is
ii ledna. Technicky daio by sc OF
: vodneni sicc provost ale Iii
ri rodohospodafs1y nclzc je~ do
It poruciti. Jcdnim mczi maiite
i dolu a d6lnicNyr, oi'ganisacr
IS Mi bylo docileno, &c y5ech 50
Il lrorniku, krone nekolika vIpo
G mognEeh delnil<u. budc zamcS
a nano stejnou spo ecnosti V do
lech POkrok a IT
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-26
BENDING EVERY EFFORT
FOR U. 5. INTERVENTION

Chicago. July 26,-With coal digging
at standstill throughout Illinois and an
impending walkout of 10000 miners In
the central competitive fields threaten
ing, the fuel supply of the entire coun-
try, Illinois coal operators today were
bending every effort toward securing
government Intervention.
The Illinois operators planned to ap-
peal today TO President Wilson to re-
assemble the federal bituminous coal
commission In order to reopen the
award negotiations The operators are
reported to be ready to recommend TO
the commission that the increase
granted the men beA adjusted so that
the workers will get an increase OF
2S5 per Get over the amount they re-
ceived before the commission made Its
award last April, This, the operators
believe, would make the total percent
age OF Increase granted the day men
the same as that allowed the miners
in the award.
The operators believe that speedy
settlement OF the situation In the CEN
trail field is possible II the federal gov
eminent revives the coar commission.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-26
4. OBITUARY /
BODY CAPTAIN FRITTS
IN LAST RESTING PLACE

The body OF Capt. Fred w. Fritts
arrived Sunday on the New York train
and was taken direct TO the Chapman
funeral parlors. King c. Frltts r1et the
body OF his brother In New York and
accompanied II to Chattanooga.
The funeral, which was private. was
conducted by DR. II. II. Wiley at .
o'clock In the afternoon After short.
impressive services AT the grave In the
presence of the immediate family, Capt.
Fritts was laid to rest by the side OF
his wife in the family lot In Forest
Hills.
Capt. Fritts son OF Mr. and Mrs. b.
n. lfpltts, volunteered In the early days
Of the war and was stricken with in
huenza on his way to the front In
France. He died In the general hos
pitm at Brest In 1918. At the request
of his parents. his body was returned
to his home In Chattanooga.
The active 'pallbearers were John y.
Fouche, ID. @. Crabtree. l.. M. Thomas,
n. y. Davenport. Arthur Bell. George
u. MacKenney, Capt Ernest Bell, j.
Hardie Johnston. The honorary pail
bearers were Amos n. Hooker. w. g..
M. Thomas. Lapsley G. Walker, ~. A.
Chamberlain. w. A. Sadd. V. b. white
side, Charles w. Twinam and Earl N,
Wester,
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-26
MATTERS OF RECORD
' Real Estate Transfers.

A. j. Dodds and wife to William .SthaI
ana wife, land in Hamilton county;
Robert Chapman and wife to Oscar
S350.
John M Berger to James McAllister
anc wife, land in First district; 1880.
W. ID. Atchley and wife to w. A. Ash
ley and wife,, land in First district;
S. L. Mavity to D. C. Coffin, land In
Second district; $500.
Charles A. Bohn to Louis Goldman
ana wife. land in Hamilton county;
Mountain Land company to r. H. Can
trell, land in Third district; $500.
Frank Lenes and wife to II. d. Le-
vine, land in Third district; $50.
ii. H. Poe and wife to Robert Nor
gen, land In Third district; $50.
nj. M. Morgan and wife to Frank
Lenes, land In Third district. $25.
Elizabeth Morgan to Frank Lenes,
land In Third district; $50
A. #. Colver to w. Il. Mahaffey and
wife, land In Hamilton county; 1925.
$. d. Yeargin and wife to Mrs. A. s..
Colver. land In Hamilton county; 5000.
The Tennessee Investment company
TO Scott Hudson and wife, land In First
district, $500.
The Bass Foundry and Machine COM
land in Fourth district; $500.
Marriage Licenses.
Dewey Dunn to Rose DeSha.
Vernon Ranes to Mary Bray.
George Ware (colored) to Willie Put
nam (colored).
Aaron Standifer to Lottie l.. Lytton.
John Gay (colored) to Rose Mcdowell
(colored).
G. II. Hart to Mary Louise Bum
gardner.
Building Permits.
Ed Johnson, owner and builder: west
side of Sixth street, between Sharies
nnd Cross; frame storehouse, $50.
e. w. Rose, owner i. saunders
builder: west side of Carr street, be-
tween Long and Cornelia; repairs to
frame cottage, $3b,
III. A. Rose, owner and builder; north
side OF East Twenty frst street. pc
tween Dodds avenue and willow street.
repair roof, $25. v,
Dora Clark. owner; John KING,
builder; north side Third street: between
Chestnut, and Pine: repair roor, 800,
Chattanooga Motorcycle company,
owner; Southern Ad company, pulluer
south side OF Rossville avenue, between
Main street and Read avenue hahs
electric sign; $50. - A,,usor
| east side OF Central avenue, between
| Harrison and Forrest avenues frame
| stroe building, $1,400,
Macrae & Stuart owner; n. q. keow2,,.
builder; north side OF West Ien,n
street. between Locust and maple
streets: repair brick residence. eco.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-26
COTTON FLUCTUATES
\ SLIGHTLY ON CHANGE

New York July 0,--RespondRg 70
easier cables and generally favorhpIlee
weather the cotton market opened ~
to 20 points lower and after sngn.
~, soc 10 80, 97c and December from
II. csc TO 81 .23c based on buying Dy
trade and Japanese interests turhvu
heavy again under extensive local sell
ing due on Sundays fine wealher map
and more bearish crop aovices. N e0c
Der dropped to ~, PC "a 10 10 noints
and January, 30.Obc, OF o' w W PV'
under Saturdays close. -, .ro,> ,,,ara
reported. from Texas and OF ola crop
from the eastern belt, put the "arheI
nevertheless became nrIner a. noo -,
Nay Orleans buying and covering OF
October shorts. which materially IN
$1,000 the premium of that montn
over later positions. october advanced
n "a. sec and December 70 ~ pc
~ NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
D,o,,, Orleans, July 26.---I.ower prices
cnt,on opened the new week in the
,ncaI market. heavy selling being telt
tha ,rst call and the pressure contin-
uad during the first hour OF trading so
that The active months were sent 4y 70
67 points under the close OF Saturoay,
weather in the belt. poor cables, and
exnectations of earish private reports
an conditions were mainly Responsible
for bearish sentiment.
somewhat better feeling regarding
European politics, the forecast OF shows
arv weather for the eastern belt ana
TAI. Of a rising spot basis, caused some
iittle covering of short contracts ana
moderate fresh demand for long ac-
count, Late In the morning Octopel
stood at 82. 10c, and the decline on tne
list had been reduced to u TO 80 po - 3
- r
NEW oFlEA oosg SING
Naw Orleans, July 26.--Cotton futures
opened quiet: October. 81 .95c; Deem
her. 20. 32c; January, 29.73c bid; March,
20 ,OOc; May, 20. 4Oc. -,,~,,aEe
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
OPENING.
Naw Work.. July 26-Cotton futures
opened steady. October. SS.Soc; De
cember, 81 10c January, 81. 4zc' March'
S NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES
CLOSING.
New Orleans, July 26.-Cotton futures
closed steady at net declines OF os 70 70
no;nts. October, 81 soc; December,
"a nsc: January, 20. 45c; March
40, 0sc; January, 20 ,45c; March. 2S7oc'
Md NV YORK COTTON FUTURES
CLOSING.
New York July 26'- % too. n Insa,es >
ber. 3O.65c; January 2s.S5c; March,
.lsc' M nWryisR Il; Dol COTTON
Liverpool, July 26.+-Cotton spot IN
good demand; prices easier; good mid nj
ding, % sod fully middling' ~ :. $50 70
10. 39d; ordinary, IS .39d; sales, 10000
bales. including 1900 Amer dca re, re-
| ceipts, 5000 bales, including l,zoo amer
| lean: futures closed quiet: July, "a. 44d
October, %. 75d: January. 21.4ld; March
NEW ORLEANS SPOT COTTON.
New orleans July 26.-Spot cottor
quiet and unchanged. Sales on the spo'
37S bales; to arrive, none; low middnng
20 DOC; mddlng, 80 .75c; good middling
Al. OOc; receipts. 1,945 bales; stock 252''
-' ~ LIBERTY BONDS. j.
New York, July 26.-Liberty bonds
closed today: 3ks $1,000; first As
$84, so: second As. $3.50; first4As. $3.50
second AIS, $8484; third Ans. $3.50
fourth AIS, $s512: victory S%s. $95,70
victory ANS $95.74.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-26

mission for the Illinois coal operators
and mine union officials 10 get together
and work out their own salvation.
The operators know the wage award
Of the presidents coal commission Is
Inadequate to the shift men, but are
bound by the agreement 10 take no
action, Mr.. harrington said
The president is awaiting advice from
Secretary OF Labor Wilson before he
takes any action with regard to cali
ing upon The laborers In the coal in
dustry to settle their labor difficulties
and to use their efforts for a maximum
production, II was stated at the White
House today.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-26
CLOUDY; SHOWERSLIKELY
TONIGHT AND TUESDAY
River Falling Light Precipi-
tation Here in Last Twenty
four Hours.
HOURLY TEMPERATURE.
Weather Conditions.


The crest OF a high pressure area ex-
tends eastward from the central mis-
souri, valley into the lake region ana Is
attended by seasonably low tempera-
lures, which extend southwark into the
Ohio valley and Tennessee.
During the past twenty-four hours
light TO moderate precipitation has oc-
Cured at scattered stations in the
Missouri valley and along the middle
Atlantic and eastern gulf coasts.
Much cloudiness prevails over the
east central states.
The conditions are favorable for
partly cloudy weather over this sec
ton tonight and Tuesday with prob
ably local showers.
Local Forecast.
Partly cloudy; probably local show
ers tonight and Tuesday.
River Forecast.
The river will continue to fall tonight
and Tuesday.
Temperature for twentyfour hours
es)-Highest yesterday. 30; low
est last night, 66; mean, 78; wet bulb,
Z pm, II; wet bulb, z am, So.
Corresponding date last year (de-
grees)-Highest, So; lowest, 70; mean.
rs.
Normal for this date, rs degrees.
Accumulated uenCSHCy III lcihpcrd~
ture since Jan. /, 1853 degrees.
Relative humidity( per cent.)-7 pm,
Precipitation for twenty-four hours
ending am today, % inch.
Total precipitation since Jan. j, 1895
inches.
Accumulated excess is I'LL inches.
Highest wind velocity for twenty-four
hours ending am. today, "a miles
northwest. =.
River stage at Z am. (feet), S.6; fall
in twenty four hours (feeD, 0.6.
Weather for Four States.
Washington. July 26.--Forecast:
| Kentucky Tennessee-Partly cloudy:
probably local showers tonight and
| Tuesday
| Georgia, Alabama-probabl local
showers tonight and Tuesday.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-26
EXPECT RELIEF
IN COAL TIE-UP
4. c. c. Priority Order May
Prohibit Shipment, Except
to New England.
STRIKE LOOMS IN ILLINOIS

WASHINGTON. July 26.--The Interstate
commerce commission is expected 10
act today to relieve the coal situation
In New England A priority order may
he issued for the movement OF coal TO
New England points, which will include
prohibition OF the movement OF tide
water coal to points other than those
in New England.
Priority orders for the movement of
coal over railroads from western Penn
syivania, Ohio, West Virginia, Ken
lucky and Tennessee coal mines 10 Inv
northwest became effective today and
it was the expectation OF members Of
the car service commission tho before
the end of the week there will be
1000 cars OF coal delivered at lake ports
daily for consignments to the north
west.
Strike Looms Ahead.
Indianapolis, Ind, July 26.--Prospects
az a strike of coal miners In the central
competitive field, which includes In
diana, Illinois, Ohio and western Penn
sylvania, doomed up today as the re-
suit OF the refusal of John l.. Lewis.
ii America, to add anything further to
his statement of Saturday night that
II any agreement was entered into be-
tween operators and miners in Illinois,
prompt action would BIO taken to en-
force shutdown of all mines In the
central competitive field.
ssvery interesting" was the only
statement Mr.. Lewis would make when
shown an International News Service
dispatch from Chicago stating that llli-
nois coal operators are insisting upon
4 decisive stand by the federal govern
ment In the Illinois mine strike. N
Mr.. Lewis today refused to comment
On reports that the present situation
III Illinois Is directly due to q clash
between himself and Frank Earring
ton. head OF the Illinois miners Mr..
Harrington returned to Springfield yes
terday.
says He could End Strike.
Springfield. ILL.,, July 26.--F'rank Far.
rinKton, president of the state miners
union, declared today he could end the
coal strike In Illinois In sixteen hours
II given authority to do 80 by the gov
ernment.
All that is needed, he said Is per-
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-26
THE SPEED DEMONS
OF THE ANIMAL WORLD
New York Tribune.J


Two OF the fastest of the smaller
animals are the greyhound and the jack
rabbit. The greyhound can do at the
rate OF thtrty-two miles an hour, while
his cousin, the Russian wolfhound, can
beat him by fives miles and has much
greater powers OF endurance. The grey
hound like the horse, digs in with his
forefeet and uses his front legs for
pulling MS well as pushing with his hind
legs. The jack rabbits front legs are
only crutches. but, like the antelope.
he makes UP for 1t by the power OF MS
hind legs.
In Kansas crazy jack rabbit started
up beside passenger train making
forty miles an hour. The passengers
crowded the platform and the windows
and hooped It up for the JACK, Ine e
jack went completely insane and raced
the train for miles, never losing an
finch or a jump. As the train and the
Jack flashed past the last mile post
neck and neck the jack curled up IN the
air In the middle OF jump and lighted;
sduatted on his launches and rubbed
one OF his forefeet over his nose. the
jack rabbit Is speedy, all right, but hes
plumb crazy,
Thers is another mammal that is SO
fast no one has ever been able TO ilnu
out how fast he Is. This is the por-
noise The porpoise can do stunts IN
front OF the fastest boat that traVe,s
the bounding wave, and when ne Is
through after several hours OF clowning,
he flirts his tail and nonchaiantly
speeds beyond the horizon, The por-
poise will do his tricks under the DOW
Of s-knot cargo tramp or 2a-knot
ocean grcyhound He Is like the ante
lone In that he sets his pace according
10 the speed OF the pursuer.
And let us not forget that small and
hairy creature, bird, insect or beast, the
horiey bee, This little creature neFe.-
ans Treat speed on the western plains,
| In Oklnhama there was passenger
train making the traditional forty miles
an hour. 1t was warm day ana 'he
windows of the cab were wide open on
| both sides A honey hee Flew ,throusn
~ csh vrazinr the nose OF the star
tlcd engineer, turned at right angles
| flew for a dozen miles beside the en-
einc, and then. with an intelligent mum
nut on squirt and disappeared up the
line ahead of the rocking train