davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-07
Hapaostscotfttc kcif1fiteft
sur Bcratisitg Der

Stem gorf, 7. 9tpriI. - gIm 8.
april tueroen bier 9r1itoeift @uno.
Der 1d1folger oes geritorbenen
Mbert goIIin, rul6 Gireftor Sul6ers
mann bon Der &antburg-am
2iilie eintreffen, TIM nit ben Be-
alnten 0eS Il. @. Sbipping 8oaro
IN @aibington iiber Ole 5abrlinien
Der omerifanii6en Sdiffe anb Die
einaune1nienoen &argos gu beroten.
Die beioen 8eonlten iinb nit Spe.
sialpaIien Oes Staats0eportments
berieben iporoen uno am 30. Ml1ra
olf ben1 9anpfer ngergensfioro"
bon @6riitiaria nbsefabren; Tie
meroen bier bon 8m. O. SiGel.
oenl 9ireftor Ser 0euti9en Dornpfer.
geielIIdlnft in Sen 8ereinigten Staa.
ten entpfungen nno nat Bdibing.
ton qeIeitet peroen. sSil -Reeoer.
freiien tpnroe geltern geiagt, ooB Die
inter ser sSlasge oes Shipping
8odro ieeelnoen friiberen bei,tfden
Sdiffe nod slbidlub Der 5rieoens.
gum eroBten Seil nit ben friiberea
Offisieren uno @onnibnften BED
Sapaa 1tno oes 9orobeutiden 2lop6
belnannt tperoen tpiiroett iobolo iie
lire erlten Gopiere berausgeromu1et
bdtten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-07
giebbofnrbeitsr berlangen $35
2nlaae.

Gbiroao, 7 gtpriI. gerbono.
Iiinaen iibcr Ole 3uIaeeforoerlluecu
Der giebbofarbeiter ipur6en geitern
Dor &idter alfduIer er0fFnet, Der
fidl DiIlens erfldrte, ibre e9lininag.
beridiebenbeiten nit ben 8iebb6fen
Sit bernrittcIit, foIIs Die arbeiter,
Die oitsitduoig finb. OH oie arbeii
suritdfebren molten. gsaH ben s[us.
ineen Der berhon,menen 3rieen
fdtpotifen bic ietiaen 26bne slpi.
iden $50 imb $f39 monotlid. gie
9lrbeifer fcrSern cine Sulnee bon
$35 nondtlid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-07
Giite Berietti9iiitg
i'm Bcrictt iiber
Sen RilfsfcnSs
Die acknowledgements Del Bee.
mer CAB $63.40 mnb bic iib.
risen 8irser $4,000.

Sn uniern seitrigen 8erift iiber
ben $iIfSfonos bntte iid Elm I'm.
Iiebiamer Sebler eingeIbIi1en. Sir
n1eloeten onb Die beuti6e Weenoni.
tengeneinoe bel @eenier, geebr.,
$62S.40 fir Den Gouo gegeben
babe, ben Der Serr gouT gSllpper
eineeian6t Dot. Dns mar iniofern
Elm Srrtum, oab bon ben $62S. 40,
ole eriu1bnte @enein0e 500. 40 ae.
ianlntelt, Der Sanptbetrag bon
$656.00 abcr bon aftoern 8iiroern
oeutider Serfitnft iener @eaeno
fir oas pilfsiuerf inter Serrn
Banl @npper's 2eitiina eeIammelt
ipltroe Nir boffen nit 0ieier BE.
ridtieling oIler itnnngencbmen Sri.
tit boroubeiisen. Seoen bus Seine.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-07
Die Heic6staesstloatl
IN Deutid,lait

Berlin Z. slpril. - 9ie 9feaie-
ritng bot bon Dem l9lone, Die
&eidstagSipabIen erIt i'm Gb1t.
berblt obboIten 5u iuoIlen, 9lbitono
genonnnen iiflo ipiro 6iefelben in,
SUM- moeIideripeiie nom friiber,
alis5niGreiben. SIR bic SoaioI.
oemofroten beoeuten Die fotnnenoen
Bablen cine idmere sSdidinIs.
itnnoe, iln6 fie boben einc aliBer.
oroentlide 9arteitugung einbe.
raimt, Die oieler Gage itottfinoe,,
iol. Dem 8ernebnen nah Ioa Elm
letter geriud eemadt iueroen, oie
llnabhangigen in ons 2oger Der
g'ebrbeits Soaialiiten biniibersu.
aieben, oarnit beioe Sligel aeldlo5.
len IN ben &ninpf eiH5ieben fonnen.
Die Siibrer Der Naebrbeit alouben,
quite ausfidten beruirflibeu AT
fonnen 6a, tpie es beiBt, einige Ser
befonnteren llnabbGneigen einIeben
ioIlen, oaB ibre @efoIsibaft lebiglid,
bon ben 6porta3ioen oufaeioaeil
reip. 5errieben iuir6. Die @lehrbeits.
partei 1T aud bereit, 0en 1lnab.
bangigen neue 3ueeitGnoinfIe Sli
nlad)en, beionoers iolussss bic gp8iali-
feriing geiuiIier sSlotiitrien in sSroqe
fontmt. @efantIid, baben Die l1n-
abbdngieen Die MebrbeitslosioIiftei,
fdon felt gerounler 8eit ongeidul.
oigt, ben So5iolismiis bergefIen al,
baben, I'm Gemter Su eridnoppen. /.
Ser garteitae miro iid oud nit
einigen boreeihIngenen 8erfaIIungs.
dnoerinsen beidGftigen, oorltnter
oie Ge5iiglib Der @abl bes Reids-
prafioenten Die bobrnebnite lit. ge.
merfensipert lit babel, oaB Die off.
aielleu gpradrobre oer gortei.
mebrbeit eeeen Die grpGbluna oes
&eidspr1iioenten ourd oos goIf,
Uie fie Die gerfaiiuna boridreibt,
fino.
(Die @riinoe fir oieie, BEL elmer,
mie tie iagt, Den SoIfsmillen oIs
ibre eill5ige &idtidnur nebmenoe
8artei ieltiam muuterbe Softllng
bat fiirslih Der 8orp1rts tuie foIgt
ausgefiibrt: 9ie @abI oes MeidS.
praiioerlten ourd oos goIt lit in
8irfli9feit nir eine idein.repubIi.
faniid5eo iid Dem @onar9ismus
pieoer fart ndbernoe Ginri6tung.
Der aus mebreren buroert gerionen
beiteben6en 8olfspertreting miro
Elm bonn 8oIfe getpGblter @onn ee-
geniiberseitGt, Der fieben Sabre i'm
antte bleibt, p6brenS Die goIfsber.
trettne aIle bier Sabre an erneuern
lit. 60 itebt bic @efabr, ooB er
ndbreno feiner Ianeen glnltsoouer
ieinen 8dbIern uno Der 8oIfsber.
tretiine geeeniiber Elm iibertriebenes
Ma9tbeipuBtiein enhpideIt uno Die
oeriofrotiid d.repubIifaniiden Stoats.
einrihtineen uttter oieienl Druid
idiper 5i Ieiben baben.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-07
Werikc ipirS Strcik
Silrsb SclSaten brehen

gtogoIes. aria., 7. 9(pr. genn
Die meritaniibe Soutbern 9acific
gobn un6 ibre itreifenoen arbeiter
ni9t innerboIb 70 Stitnoen 3u elmer
Ginigung gelangen uno 8iige in
getrieb baben. miro Die rlerifaniide
@egierung Die 3iige fonfis3ieren
uno ben 8abnbetrieb ourd) SoIoo.
TEN aufnebmen. 60 Iautet 6as llIti.
mntltm, BOG beioen Seiten bon
gunoesri6ter @eInsgo in geogaIes,
sonora, geitellt tpurbe. geah Den,
glniidten bon Bolitifern I'M Gtaat
Sonora tuiirbe elm ioIder Sdritt
Der @egierllng ben gar5en Staat
sonora Der ReboIiition in 9lr.
me treiben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-07
1licSerlaee ser Nrmees
oorlase prcpbeseit
Snr g6ueiiins bericlben tpirb fid
Elm Tnkenb 9iepnblifaner NIT
ben Gempfraten per.
biinbcn.

@aibington 7. gtpril.-Gie @eg.
ner Der alIeeneinen Gienltpflidi
bertiin6en bic beboritebetioe gaieber'
lage Der Seeres .Meorganiiations'
gorlage I'M Senat. Sie erfl0ren,
oab ii6 sebn Bis aipolf gfepnblifa.
ner ben 0ertofraten aur gbweiiuna
Der @aosmortb @orlase, peIde
Die 9ienitpflidtsbeit eitimmiine emf
bdIt, berbinben iper6en. Senator
@caeaor, Genofrot, 9ennellee,
propbe8eite, Dab nidt mebr ols
orei o0er bier 9emofraten bic gor.
lage unterItiiben ipiiroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-07

@nibington, 7. GpriI. - @eitern,
Der brittle SabreStng oes Gintritts
g(merifas in Den ssrieg, fnnb bic
repnblifdnii6en uno oelnofratii6en
syiibrer oes &ongreHes in bitterenl
Sample oariiber, tpie Der Srieoe In
geiesmGBiser 8eiie bergeiteqt iper.
Den f6nne. Die 9enotraten be.
baupteit oab bieies MIR 0ur6 &a.
tififation oes 5rieoensbertraees' 81
ern,oaliden iei ipdbretio Die gfepub-
lifaner oorailF berlpieien, oaB, oo
Die gfatificdtion oes SSrteitbensper-
trng8 nunrnebr 5ipeinol .abgelebni
iporoen lit, es Die asflidt bes aOtt-
greiies fei ben arieg bur9 anneb,
me elmer 5rie0ensreioliition offi5iell
at beenon. Cine ileunitiinbige De.
botte iiber oieie &eioItttion lit bor.
geIeben tporoeiL rl0 cine abitin
lltilng itebt ihuerli9 Dor 6reitaa
ooer Sonstog 5u eripnrtet.
9ie anii6ten, Oh iif) Die Ser
eittigten Gtaaten INNER nod in
&riege nit Geutidlano befinoen,
geben ipeit ouseirlnrber. GtliAe Ste.
pnblifaner iogen, Der &rieg iei 81
@noe, babel 8e5ug auf Die 8otibafi
oes 8r1iioenten rebn1eiio, i1t Der er
Die Observation-Disclosures on
eob un0 gum SdIuB binaufigte,
,,oanlit lit Der ariee gum abidluf
gefonrmen."
Gentofroten iftoeIlen bebatipten,
onB Ser Srieoensbertrng niGt rnti'
fiaiert iporoen lit, lnb ooB alpiihen
BEN 8ereinieten Stoaten un0 Dem
9eltiden Geid MIR Elm @affenitiG'
itano beitebe.
Der Grieg tam au gnbe,~ fagte
.Genotor Curtis. Gepublifnter, 4an'
Ias; ,,als beiOe pnrteien ben auntpi
eiiiiteGter. gSir babel sSriebeli, utS
es lit Die Sdllo oes grGii0enten,
oaB. Ser gertrag iiid)t ldngit ratifi.
5iert tporoen iit.@
Ser sSiibrer Der &esier1,ngs.
oernofroten, Senator Sitacof, be.
bouptet, bob Der 5rieoe swiifen ben
gereinigten Stanten ano Dertlh'
lanb nod niht berseiteat 1T rno
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-07
9emofratiider sies in aanias
Stth.

&onIos 9Th, 7. april.-8ei oerl
geftrigen Stabtipablen purben
8irrgermeiiter Gotpgill 1tn6 ie mel.
item Stootbertreter auf Dem De.
nofratiiden Sidet pieoer aefpdblt.
uno aipnr nit elmer 9urdihuitts.
nebrbeit ben 1000 Stinlmen. 8or
Sipei Sabr.n eetponn goipaiG nit
aegen 1000 Stirmen. 9.e 9emo.
traten iiegtcn iiber cine n&eform".
crganiiation.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-07
ScuictzIrftce erb6lt
1ocritdrktireef'

@aibiuston. Z. 9tpril. = 9ie
bieiige poIniife @eianbtidaft lit bon
Dem 8nridauer Serieesminiiteriitn
in &enrttnis seiett iuorSen, oob bic
Sobietarnee, na60em iie ii1 in I'M.
oufborIi6en adnipfen aegen Die pol.
niifJen Sriippen erid6pfte, Der.
itGrfunsen erboIten Bat uno pieoer
aum ansriff iibereesnnsen III. Sn
Dem aabelarnmm briBt es: ysSsn Dem
9oleiio abidnitt befinoen Iid Die
golifeiuiiten in Der 9efenfibe; an
Der goIbpnien 6ront inOcIicn baben
iie ibre slngriffe forteeiest."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-07
@i1cn Ooll @eiII IIsluebr=
Sruppell geioululerl
1000 kommmniften fliidtcn iidt amf britiitcs
OkkupaficnssG Gebiet; Sraitscfcn bcicten audi
Offenbad1, Pcnbmre mnS piesbaten
Denti4lans proteitiert sescn frams. ,l,asnabmen

8or9eben Der Sran5oien iiberroid)t
lit; oieiclbe erbebt eegen Die 8e.
iebung peiterer Gt1ote entIdieoen
groteIt; ale glnn1brungsberiude
5luiiGen 9eutidIano uno Granfreid
iperoen oaour6 suniGte gemaft,
uno ienen Glenenteb Die elmer BE.
folgune Der Srieoensbeoingungen
opponieren, miro neue 9raft gege.
ben.
u@ir boffen irOeiIen," beiBt es
in Der gcfanrtmudung. .oab Die
idnellen gnttpifeInngen I'M 9lubr.
oiitrift Dem M6rtDrertrm Ser be.
iesten Gt1ote bolo Elm @noe MAIDEN
miro. Gs fam ie0od fein 3ipeiiel
eriitieren, ooB ourb Die @oBnob.
men Der Gronooien Die itnter teinen
l1mitdn0en beredtigt uno feinespegs
franBoiiiden Sntereiien oienIid iino,
oas @eIteben Der giepubIif ipieoer
ernitli9 be0roben un6 uns BEL Gta.
bIierlins eeorOnetcr SerbdItnilie nm
Weondte 3uriidiperfen."
StaIiens GtelIans.
Sfom, Z. glpril. - 9ie 3eitlng
Ssopolo 9tomano meI0et, baB Die
Resieruns beidloiien babe, Sranf.
reid bel Der 8eiesung ipeiterer
6eutider St6ote ieine moraIiide
llnterltiitune au berleiben, fie miro
ober iinter feinen ltmItdnoen Gritp.
pen entIenoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-07
Circl tuin BtitS
init Deittid,lanc

gSiite, Z. s[priI. - Gelegnten Der
EiroIer &eeierltng baben @ertreterat
Ser aqiierten borgelcet, bob .ibr
2ono nit GeutldLanb iuirtfd)oftIiA
bereinigt tperben nliiiie. Die Sto0t
Gafersbirg I'M iiibliden Steierrtorf
iuelbe Seiterreid bon Der Srieoeus.
fonferena sitgeiproden ipuroe, bat
bie oIterreidiife Gesierung ct.
iudt, Die 9ertuoItnns an iiberneb-
men. Gos @eiud lit nit eirteu
Sinmeis ouf bie llnteroriidl,ng uno
Die @rouianfeit Der Siibilapen Be.
qleitet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-07
in Hrcatieit fcbt
Scr Biiraerkriea

@ien, Z. 9Ipril. Erllp.
ben itnb 8nnern fino in &rootien
infolge Der 8eieering Der oertld.
itnearii6en 8auern, Der slufforoer.
itng gum SoIoaten0ienft au emf.
ipreden, adtnpfe I'M @anee; lolt
9epeidle aus aerom eriffen Sun.
oerte bon @duern NIT SenIen un6
aerten Die Ernppen an, uno es iinb
in Den airtpfen, Die iid iiber oas
gnn8e 2ono nus6ebnen, $unberfe
gefollen uno nod ntebr beriprnoei
iporSen. Die @ebor6en bnben bieIe
8erbaftungen borgeninnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-07
Scsialiit als ,tiapcr
In 1llilwam9ec aespdblt

aaiIipoufee, ISIS, Z. g[pril.--
8iirgermeiitfr o. @. Sonn, 60
5ioliit, mur0e eeitern gu ieinem
3. 9lmtstermin mieoer gelp1blt.
Die befanut getporoenen 8abIreiiiI.
tate aus 150 bon t99 @ablbesirfen
geben Soan 90,299 uno ieinen
@egner, bem Suiionsfanoiooten
BiIliams 26,840 Stitnmen. BoIi.
tifer, Die nit Der Sodloge befannt
iinb, erffdren ooB Die Weebrbeit
oes So5ioliiten etpa $500 betrogem
iuirS.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-07
2lrbeiterfiitrcr in
Jaincis itcllcn iieb

sbrinsfieIO, sya, I. atpriI.-
Seds gconlte Der llniteo Diine
@orfers bon SlIinois, Die bon ben
@robeeihiporenen IN Snbidnopolis
fpegen @erldm6riing nneefIogt ipo.
rem iteIIten iid) beiite Dem g-mSes.
GiftriftsonipnIt. Inter bieIen iparen
Der gsrdiioent 6orrineton, Der
giaeprdfi0eut Giibpid uno Der &c.
fret1r g1esbitt,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-07
Glei1tettceatt pom
balsleiSen befaaef,

2onSon, Z. 9lpril.-9er friibere
frnn3ofiife Ssren1ier Georges Gle.
lnehcean Iieet franf in aairo bar.
i,ieber;; er Iei6et an 8ronfitis
unb sebt ieiner @eneiune MIR lang.
ium entaeaen. Man lit ipeaen iei.
nes 8efinocrs beiorgt, (@leih nah
ieiner giieoerIoge in Der 8rdiioen.
teniuabl beqab iid glemenceau sur
SeriteIlung ieiner an9egriffenen @a-
iun6beit nod Gegppten.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-07
Die Japaner bleibcn
i,crerit II, Sibirieii

Sofio, 81. RGra. Wer3osert.) -
Gs tpnr6e beute offi8ien angefiir-
biet, onB iaponiid)e Eruppen ons
Sibirien 5uriifeeSosen iperoen mir.
ben, iobalb Die Sidedo-sloba
Sibirien ser6iinlt. Die Siderbeit Der
iopopiihen gelpobner Sibiriens ee.
ip6brIeiitei uno bic 9eonoiburei tinb
aorea nidt Idneer bon ben gplihe.
!piitei beorobt tperberL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-07
g,eues tiirfiIdes aabinett.

aonItant;nopel,. Z. glpril. Gin
neues aabinett bot iidJ sebiIbet mii
$anoo Serb 8oi9a ols @roB-
besier, nno giiitifter bes glusip1rti,
gen, 9ae6io Ben ols 9finiiter 6es
Snnern. DseEineo Soio goida nls
aeitpeiligen &riessminiIter unf
&udaoi gffen0i nls Snitisutiniiter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-07
Gdlmeisrr @tifereinnefnhr.

8ern 7. Mpril.-SSm WARS Be.
sifferte fid, Die ausfubr bon idrpei'
ger Stidereitparen ouf 5ebn urto
cine baIbe MiIlion 6rancs, 1900.
900 Srancs ntebr als i'm Sebruor
mo aeoen bier MliIlionen I'M MdrB
1919. 9lnf Der iiingIten 2eip5iaer
@eiie boben amerifaner fir feds
MiIlionen @orf 'fnueiaer Seioen.
Itidereier3cuaniiie q fouit, infolae.
oeiIen GeiitidlInno &re6it in Dollar.
lperten erboIt, Den es porteiIboft
geeen idmelser areoit nustoui6t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-07
s,pphsr fann nidlt mSh[en.

Gan Sole. gol., Z. g[pril. Ser.
bert SCOOTER beobfidtiate, itd) fin
bie @oripabIen in California m Die
86bIerliiten eirtragen ai loIien,
fonrte ober feinen 8orias ni9t
ansfiibren neil iein atteit iiber
feline Girtrngline in Seem s)orf 81
ip1t eintrdf. Inn bier eileetrasen
tperben gu f6nnen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-07
metfcrt,xrid,t

Sir SEoba uno llrngegerlo -
gttuos ipGrrner belite obelO. DON.
nerstae ipobrideinlid nnbeftinunrf.
Sir giebiasfo-3nne lin.
tpolfung uno Mariner beiite nberib.
in iinbeItintn1tes @etter olis1rten6
am 9onnerstng.
Sir Somo-Sdon. gtiu1s mar.
ner beiite nbenb. Gonnerstae unbrs
fd,ainIih paheit;nips i
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-04-07

PUBLISHED AND DISTRIBUTED UNDzn
PERMIT IN. ssA). AUTHORIZED ~ THE |
ACT OF OCTOBER G. isiI ON FILE Az |
THE POST OFFICE or OMAHA, Exss |
BY ORDER OF TIE PRESIDENT
A. g. BURLxs0N. POSTMASTER. .GEEERAI
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-25
PILGRIMS 300 YEARS
AFTER SAIL AGAIN
British Stage Wonderful Pa
geGnt at Southampton.

SOUTHAMPTON, July 24-Garbed in
huckskins, a daring band Of adventurers.
with their wives and children, this after
room marched solemnly to the shore Of
Southampton water and embarked on
two fragile ships bearing the names Of
May1iower and Speedwell. Their pas
sengers included Miles Standish. William
Bradford, John Carver and John Alden.
The crowds remaining behind made
sorrowful good-byes and godspeeds. One
cried: Reckon the America be n long
way off" The crowd stood waving fare
wells as the ships put out to sea. One
ventured: Reckon none OF US know
what will be the ending OF this sailing
Of the Mayfiower."
This was the termination Of a realis-
tic pageant celebrating the departure
Of the Pilgrim Fathers three hundred
years ago. The pageant, in which four
hundred persons participated. was en-
acted in the shadow OF the Mayflower
monument erected by American de-
scendants Of the Pilgrims in 1918. 1t
depicted scenes In the village life of
England under the first Stuarts. The
arrival of the Huguenot refugee. Henri
Portal, who escaped from France in
barrel. afforded much amusement.
Several events In American history
were portrayed, among them the Bos-
ton Tea Party, Lincoln at Gettysburg
and the American entry into the World
War.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-25
5OP.C.PAY RISE
ASKED ON B. R. 7.
Unionized Employees to Pre-
sent New Agreement to Gar
riSon This Week.
SEEK MANY DISMISSALS
Straight 3 Hour Day and Over
time Scale Among 90 Issues
Raised by Workers.

In number OF secret sessions held
In the last two weeks the unionized
employees Of the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Company have formulated
new wage and working agreement
that amounts almost to the effect of
an ultimatum. 1t will be presented to
Lindley NJ Garrison. receiver for the
company. on Tuesday or Wednesday.
The men demand a new wage scale
that calls for more than so per cent.
increase over present pay. They will
demand SS cents an hour for men now
earning about 80, and sS cents an hour
for those who now get 81 cents. In
addition they will demand that more
than a score of minor members Of the
supervisory force of the system be
dismissed because, according to the
men. they are biased against the
union and are unreasonable taskmas-
ters. The dismissal from the COM
DdHg VI WV VA NhO
sional superlntendents is sought on
similar grounds.
The men will demand straight eight
hour day, with time and half pay for
all overtime. They now work on nine
hour basis. They will insist that runs
be arranged on such a basis that an
eight hour day shall consist of eight
hours Of work and not two and three
extra hours consumed in turning in re-,
ports waiting for releases and other In
work that holds them around car
barns before and after actually complet-
ing their work.
The men also demand that the COM
panys spoilers make charges inme-
diately against those accused OF flchlng
fares, and not turn in a confidential re-
port that results in the suspected man
being shadowed.
All told, the men are about 10 make
ninety demands, ranging from pay to-
working conditions and schedules. 1t
will be the most comprehensive set OF de-
mands ever received by officials of the
B. r. 7.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-25
Delay of Race Recalls Other Cup Contests
Sailed Under Worse Weather Conditions

SOME Of the most famous for the Americas Cup sailed
under weather conditions than prevailed yesterday off Sandy
HOOK fact which caused much wonder yacmen seeking
answer to the poponment Of yesterdays lift the Amer
ica's Cup.
The defender Puritan beat the minutes and
seconds that 80 miles hour and aed up an
ugly The twenty miles the Scotland
ght off Sandy Hook and return On the beat home the wind
increased until the yachts suddng along with their lee rails
under and their decks awash
The Shamrock the Columbia sailed October
20 1899 The wind blowing rs miles hour at the start On
the beat to wndward they sailed under reed mansa working
sail and jib.
Captain Barr of the Columbia shook his reef after rounding
the stake and succeeded setting CLUB top his working top
sail The American boat home before the wind winner
by 6 minutes and seconds
In 1893 the Vgant vayre raced through twenty
five norheae Vake lost four pnnakers fast she could
them
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-07-25
FOREIGN REDS
AT GREAT FETE
IN PETROGRAD
Many Nations Represented
at Sessions of Third
Internationale.
COST S0VIETS FORTUNE
Chinese, Indians, Persians,
Cubans, Dutch, French
and Germans There.
CHOICE WINES AND MEAT
Congress Resumed at Moscow,
Lenine Telling Delegates
Capitalism Is Near Fall.
COST SOVIETS FORTUNE
CHOICE WINES AND MEA'

special Gable Despatch TO THE Sun ASp NEW
YoRK HERALD. Copyright, 1870, BY THE suS
AND NEW YoRK HERALD.
PARIS, July 24.-All the resources of
Soviet Russia were modified to make
the early sessions of the Third Inter
rationale in Petrograd the centre of
propaganda for a worldwide revolu-
tionary movement. The Reds dipped
deep into the imperial treasure chests
in an effort to make the entertainment
of the delegates and radicals from
score Of nations an unforgettable oc-
casion, according to details arriving
here via Stockholm. After the ses-
sions at Petrograd the Internationale
resumed its Congress at Moscow,
Four hundred delegates formed the
Socialistic babel, where Chinese. In
dams. Cubans, Dutch. Perslans, Turks,
Bachkirs, KhirgiE, French and Germans
declared the solidarity of the interna-
tionale and their intention to overthrow
the bourgeoisie or middle class through
out the world. Lenine. zinoVieff. Tomsks
and Boukharine delivered addresses at
the opening session and then led a pro-
cession to place wreaths on the tombs
of the revolution victims and to the cor
nerstone dedication of monuments to be
erected to Rosa Luxembourg and Karl
in front OF the Winter
Palace.
Although Russia is supposed to be
starving. unbelievable stores Of wines
and vodka loaded the tables while the
choicest viands convinced the foreign
delegates that Sovietism is not disas-
trous, at least TO those high in its
councils.
There wAs n great travolutIonarX revue.
Tuesday evening in the Bourse. repre-
sentlng the developing OF the First In
ternatlonale 1.-THE Paris commune), then
the rise and downfall OF the Second In
ternationale. and finally the apotheosis
Of the Third Internationale and Bolshev-
ism. For this spectacle Lenine COM
manded Russias finest talent-Gorki,
Benois, Chaliapin and Glasounof--to
prepare the special literature. decora-
tions and music. and ordered printers
TO turn out millions of leaflets and Jour-
nails In every language filled with infiam-
matory addresses, which were designed,
according to the PrGvdG, "to cross the
borders with the returning delegates and
give a death blow to the worlds bour-
geoisle."