davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-22

le, jezeli ME otrzymaja z glowne!
kwatery odwoiania.
Robotnicy transportowi wynie'
Sli podobna rezolucye ma wczo-
rajszem zebraniu.
Wiadze rzadowe uznaja, ze
strajk powszechny jest nieunik--
niony i w razie jego wybrschu
przemysl angielski bedzie nara
zony ma nieobliczalne straty.
Wyrazaja nadzieje, re zostanie
zwolana nova konferencya w &C.
III rozwiazania problemu straJko-
'wego. Pomiedzy rzadem i pred
stawicielami robotnik6w tocza
sic juz pewne rokowania. Lloyd
George zgadza sic w zasadzle ma
projekt Brace'a, lecz pewna GEESE
gabinetu zmusza go do walki L
robotnikami. Lloyd George jest
zdania, re w~szczecie walk z ro-
botnikami moze doprowadzie do
rewolucyi.
Cabinet angielski obradowal
wczoraj mad sytuacya W zwiazku
Z grozba kaejarzy i robotnikow
transportowych.
SolidarnoSc kolejarzy i robot
nik0w transportowych z gornika-
mi zdziwiia ogromnie wszystkich,
gdyz strajk gornikow ME cieszy
sic popularnoScis wSr6d ludnosci.
Liverpool. %. pazdziernika. -
Okret nKaiserin Augusta Wikto-
ria, kt6ry miai odplynac W So
bote z 1900 pasazerami amery--
kahSkimi, 1ostai zatrzymany
wskutek strajku gornik6w.
6-CIO PROCENTOWA Poly
CZKA FRANCUSKA.
Strassbourg, %. pazdziernika.
(Prasa Zjednoczona). - Francu-
ski minister finansow, Frederick
Francois Marsal, oznajmii wczo-
raj o otwarciu sprzedazy obliga-
cyl 6-cio procentowej Pozyczkl
panstwowej. Pozyczka ia ma ma
celu pdepszenie ekonomicznego
p~o{ozenia kraju.
Minister oznajmil, re Rad bez-
warunkowo bedzie nalegaS, azeby
Niemcy zapiaciiy wyznaczona su-
me odszkodowania. Niemcy zaP4a
ca, poniewaz NIGGA zaPfaclc, be-
wzgledu ma to CODY sic ME staN,
PAPIEz PRZYJMUJE PEEL
GRZYMoW AMERYKAN-
SKICH.
Rzyn, %. pazdziernika. (Prasa
Ziednoczona.) - Papiez Bene--
dykt przyjaS grippe pielgrzymow
amerykahskich ma czele z bisku--
penn John Grimes z Syrakuse, n,
Y. Pomiedzy pielgrzymaml by,
io r6wniez i kilka kobiet.
KARMIA MAC
sWINEY KIEDY JEST ME-
5
Londyn. %. pazdziernika. =
Ma 7oty dzieh swej gSod6wki lord
Mac Swiney byi nieco spokolnie.
sly, lecz ME byl W stanie rozpo-'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-22

znac swoich najblizszych. Urze-
inicy wiezienni stosuja karmienie
przemoca, co Powoduje czeste
torsye. Rodzina lorda zebraSa sic
W wiezieniu, gdyz koniec oczeki-
wany jest lada chwili. Lord W
chwilach przytomno5ci prosil swa
zone i krewnych ME ~opuszczac
go, gdy on straci Przytomnosc,
gdyz doktorzy wbrew jego wolf
starat sic beda karmit go pre-
moca. Lord nawet W stanie ME
przytomnosci wzbrania sic przyj-
mowac pokarm.
iona lorda modli sic O szybki
koniec, gdyz cierpi on strasznie,
albowiem ma calem ciele pojawia-
ia sic rany wskutek szkorbutu.
Najblizsi krewni lorda zostali
zawiadomieni telegraficznie O kry
tycznym stanie i sa proszeni O ma
tychmiastowe przybycie, gdyz ME
ma nadziei, azeby lord mogi pre-
I've jeszcze "a godzin.
Lord MacSwiney zawezwal do
siebie zarzqdce wiezienia i oznaj-
mil mu, re jezeli doktorzy bAq
nalegali, azeby on przyjmowas
sok pomarahczowy celem zapo--
biegniecia rozszerzeniu sic szkor-
butu, to przestanie on przyjmo-
wac nawet wode.
PISARZ ANGIELSKI "a
PRZECZA
o POWSTANIU w ROSYI.
Londyn, %. pazdzienika.
Frzybyi tn niedawno z Rosyi INA
ny pisarz angielski, H. G. Wells,
ktory zaprzecza, re jakiekolwiek
powstanie w Rosy mialo mlejsce.
Zaprzeczenie swoje formu}uje on
w nastepujqcy spos6b: ,,Gi6d /
brak wszystkiego, lecz Porzadek."
DANA szczegoNowych informacyi
o stanie w Rosyi Wells odmowii.
,,KOMIsARY" BOLSZEWIC-
KIE UCIEKAJA re K R
DZIONYMI
Kopenhaga, %. pazdziernika.-
Depesza z Helsingforsu donosi,
re w gazecie bolszewickiej Sic
wodnia" ukazala sic wiadomos6,
IL duza liczba komisarzy bolsze-
wickich wyjechala z Rosy zagra-
nice, zabrawszy re SODA skradzio-
ne przez Mich klejnoty.
STAN o KRoLA
~ALEKSANDRA BEE ZMIANY
Ateny, %. pazdziernika. - Blu
letyn o stanie zdrowia krola gree
kiego donosi, IL ogolny stan krola
ME ulegl zasadniczej zmianie.
1900 JENcoW R~oSYJsKIcH
w DRoDZE DO DoMU.
Londyn, %. pazdziernika. -
Z Hamburger odpiynai pierwszy
okret z 1900 jehcami rosyjskimi.
Okret ma przybyG do Wiadywo--
stoku i powr6ci z %powrotem, "a
bierajac jehcow niemieckich z Sy-
beryi gdzie przeszso 100000 jeh-
cow austryackich i niemieukich
jeszcze pozostaje W niewoli, lecz
prawdopodobnie niewielu bedzie
moglo wyjechac z Wiadywosto-
ku, gdyz wladze sowieckie ME
wypurszczaja jehcow z Syberyi
srodkowej.
LISTY POLSKE Ma POCZCIE.
1. Adamczyk, J6zef. 2 Adamski DO
leslaM- z Arbacki WladYsiaW. 20
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-22
|%Ts|egramyz agraniezns'

Dckonczcnic ze s,ronicv l-sze,'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-30

Mrid0o m3v utterly rsfiss o. accept
fso f'morrauc romir,tiun bot o. now
.t1u fhi' rnthlug ,'-a giH ever stop
goo npulrr wav' that has spread over
that r0 American citizen can afford
tle country u his favor w. has said
o. refuse such nomination and that
veTv mc,-ly opens 'he way for his nth
rour aoccp;ancc Tho Pos, docs not
hshsve that SIR. McAdoo Is merely play
lnr noriiIcs IN this matter although this
cushion ~ Yen Alleged We beiievc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-30

SIX political movements arc develop
ing in Am-icl with possibility 81
coalitions. according 60 wise Washing
-on correspondents S,oltor Hiram ".
Juhus1n's decision h. likely io wait o.
tho democratic convention so these pro.
phc's y Again they predict Dc i'
mo.H than probable that the san t,l'..
cieDn convention will make 'uffici'rt
con,crfi,us to labor 90 win its support
since labor j. much dissatisfied with III
stand pfon by n. republicans. Al
tho. prophetic. wtitcrs agree There 90
. D., 0o effective third party without
strong labor support ana the candidlto
iurf PLATFORM satisfactory Co l.h"r
would probably mean that the American
Federation ~ i.ah-r would line mp fer
On" dsmo,ratir 'irkci A. fr the Aa.
l'ilHHr Reds. they ar, not wanted b.
fh' democrats camp There 1, an ar
lgluizaiion called the Communist -
Dor party This isn'i thr brhs party
It, loIdsTr Ht" NOR" rHdi,i than
1 D.hs They 1y they Yrc ,ommunistir
| and NOT su,i,lsur. g. there diu,r
Ien,, - Tut Worth Record
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-30
CUMMIN'S KEYNOTE CHASES AWAY SULKIN
AND GLOOMY EXPRESSIONS
Says Abe Martin

day, In tact ever soul iu ih' great con.
youtim hall Jumped T. thor feet an
chrcrod ln ch..rrd iill an very build.
m rocked IN Southern rirl that olius
rocus whom co. hand PLAYS Dixie wuz
nov her, T. D. seen. hui ihcr wuz q little
scattered shimmyin' durn' several
hand selections After tn convention
adjourned if,r WIZ % wonderful chang"
IN IN atnnsuh,r, about th' hotels.
Ev,i hudlt wu- radiant an willu' e.
tail IT, @ good ihlng tn bars wax
closrd. TN. VIZ mo- sulEiu' ne gloomy.
hup,l"ss ,yrrnssions. tn koynut"
sncoch hld done us wnr, DELEGATES.
both m'r and women. who'd made ala
hind o. Tws .,r oirhi s,,iu' trips de-
,idrd 4 hang around jhcr hotels an
l,R abcur ~ miurc. tn Cummiu s.
epgrch WY o. particular interest 4 IN
wunon d,lcsl''s u opened thor eyes an
mad" ON feel thcr impUrt1uD" an RAJ.
o., what M convention wuk an about
son. what tho, vug there irr Many 'N.
poet ~ nominations O hr made tom"I-
inw tn uniform "a o. Nuriuny. Us all be
.rlun. an rhil, % uIy mot pl'1'r M
Ctnt Commm'. u. Miami. Floudy Ash.
,ill' North Crruuv. ..n,"ln Nebraska.
en' Wuoul Lake lnd1uuy u Will come
mlud m admiration e. lli thmhn' pco-
plr Nary nuV b,l,yr TINT 'h' upposi
ton = ga parts 60 Versailles b. cith'r
d.shuu,ei m hI..d ON ignorance. \
rImD Wu current hire late tdN hat
probably snu,hudly hrr't"fuI" men.
TONED voull rit ia presidential nominal.
ton aitcr ull. regardless ct all pr'yiors
objections. \ veteran WIshin ton
writer, who predicted that we'd rit mt
m war FULLY an how an half before
IL WI, officially announced. Is said 4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-30

mot, sr.,.h had th' desired effect Il
WIZ % wJ,tefm presentation % tn
Democrats, Side. II made % f.llcr feel
rrOud O. %, q Democrat instead ~ hoin'
lilr am u,mhlin' fu' fear % would hurt
hls business n Chairman Cummin's
.l,it ANYTHING ont ~ IN Wilson record
nohudJy luLht ou. tn accomplish.
Imcn'- IN M way ~ reforms. m mrty's
brilliant hInd.in' 80 IN war what u
miaht have don" with Democratic
rWgr.es. ~ orlauir,d ,ffoits e. M
Opposition T. destroy M President, tn
du uoihu ucliyy a. IA present con.
gross al COSTLY senate Investigations
'th3, hrul .hoW,d zap uothin' IN dis.
Iru,,m prr.ronytutiou funds " Repub.
lhan ,1rd.dit's f.r IA presidency. Ad.
lmrl Sims an senator i.odrc an
l,,,rihup vug handed without gloves
| It uug grat stuff Ter Democrats an
lr Hrrru., wus duccnn' an pro.
| t. t'd mover sNsn suoh change
COM" over convention. Fcll,rs that "a
ic,u suoain' nickel cigars an slghn' ~
IN utl,y 81 n all-d,logates thlt'd
hs,r dirii.n' thor time between IN sea
lions an IN rcs,urints Democrats that
had boon ,yndin ~ questions as Z
psuri,s. d,loratce that came 4 Californy
SOLELY & soc N scenery Democrats that
nav" h""n afraid q p,rk NJ newspaper
ever since Wilson returned from Paris,
statesmen that have resented II cause
lth' President didn' send fyr ON ever
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-30

SAN FRANCISCO. June e' when
h p.nu. itIr national convention pot
900 -,fii.. dawn this mUrnln' 4 yuE
20 wonderful sight Everywhere m na.
i.unll ,.l,rs Wul diar,d an icsia"n'd.
ln Flowers played hlg part IN IN
decorations Lnng h,lnr, IA flashlight
uo.. HoN,d away th big hand played
America roo v,rhuidy stoUd. tn
convention hand has three slip horns.
uhUr th Republican, haud az Chicago
.nt h3d 1850 but th tuhas e. IA two
bands lr. abuut th. sim, in ,ircumf'r.
,n,,-,.ry little difference Dc amy ~
WIZ w.U.r.,t hy political Observers 81
uuor1i .m, chairman Cmmn.s k'N.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-30
rnou,sox's PROHIBITION RECORD.

PA NJ Nef VA
suffrosis since the subject oough, before the public
spie of these facts have 80 TO
question MS record upon their argument that Will"
Seis always said that he favored womao suffrage h mas NOT ""
which presented to him by som" OF n'
suffragists Of Texas.
The uue~on naturally arises: Is Thomson and
prohbtionist7 prohhon just at this lime bur
has he always prohl This indeed vital question since
inc elimination ~ naiey from Texas voters
The chief opposition Of his arumnt with ~
and because Of his closcfo"sr with the 1qa0 interests
Taking opposing according their platforms these evil
eliminated they ACTUALLY eliminate
Here Is the o r. p. Thowascn prohibition;
when the resolution Legislature in
1917 to submit the Constitutional Amendment tue people as "
should statewide prohibition Mr. r. Thomson voted against
n as follows
On the ensrossmen, IT, blouse
Journal page ge7l Mr. clause
which blouse Journal 1861 On
passage against submitting the amendment to
she people blouse page the resolution was
recommed whe'h" the people
sh6s prohibition Mr. Thomson voted against the
.ssantiOh blouse ase sub
mission against present lacking only votes
having sufficient number submit
Mr. Thomson prohibiting noSca
ing liquors shipped Juorna l2s
Al the first called session OF the legislature in April
resolution passed by the Texas Legislature Mr. Thorn
ascn however Joined with the ANTS and voted against This resolution
iOuse Journal. first called session. page go
resolved by House OF Representatives
cOneurrns:
hereas shortage in the crops been
predte and for the
Further that stalks abroad In the land President Wilson mas
called The citizens this nation effort to cono" is
supply: and
necessary soldiers bread than Is to
furnish them with ammunition; aud
bushels Of grain
intoxicating liquors by IN" dis
thereby much Of the
nations food supply Re
citizens who desire
his Excellence the Pre
peace food
making
medicinal and artistic
IN the regular OF the
legislature impeachment against Gov
Journal 1851 Mr. Thomson his
1892 hc this report
th" which legislative records
81 admitted pleads
considered toekrbbd
people
representative who viii
them
appear would elected
Legislature he l. a genuine prohbtlonist'
reasonable that prohibit
permitted n him
called prohibition
durin he Ferg
prohibinsi
because believes him public office
good people
fully
l. personalities hy the
position. will damaging IN
light Nefrs poess both suffrage
and prohibition hat Mr. Thomar member the Legislature
nffca pf his lafffud
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-30
MciIOO ~ EARNEST.

All doubt whether william Gibbs MAdoo earnest in his
etoNs clear Of the Francisco have been dis
rsFed
calling the MAdo home Huntnston. New York
entirely place with
special wire connection california
ie sid preferred hi the convention
the private czen and
. bothered politics.
Francisco nothing Nc
Adoo about
rohnr nway wondering that
spent stamp position
among the candidates managed o Il by"
And an hoping VII
M lost IN the plank
ton q Republican platform
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-30

crs 81 the Gone,s Wood campaign. sid
uiicrancos having been made In the
heat ct juft after the Chicago convcn'
tine clof'd The apology Is good and
Wo'd's hackers secm 10 nnvc accrprd
u ~ full value lui there was mo- gC"''
i'ai q fof their ever having hron gi,ci'
{" the world and In Builcr--a man 20.
Vpy r'cat ability. influence aud proi,ii'
uaoroi In IA, esteem 81 not q icy hy
t'nsDn 81 the unthourhtod statement =
WE Falls Times
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-30

tbs, fur the reasons riv,u ana others
no, ligrn h. did NO, think best ior hir
country and his party tor hm to hr
'hc nominee. Now. II h. is too great
o. be- ignored Tho chances arc he will
finally Weld and become tn pomU.
cratic findida,e. -ChIldrs,s Post
The Panhandle Just now and plrtiru.
.lnrly iLp Canadian section, g. present.
ing q remarkable front o. The ,Hlm"r
,isI world. Our llrmcs ar, just nUt'
,,hriue their 1918 crfp ON tn market
They hclc il fur tho highest matS'
rrD. a0 duow the h1," o. "ot O. ou'
,f 90, was 'o have roum fUr ih'ir l'.'
crop Great Is the Panhandle -C1u'
dilr e. rur,.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-30

o.. Hobby s boirg commended o.
The commercial and agricultural inter
.Ttr and the general public ~ Texas
fuI s'rdirr riltr troops ~ Galveston
in protect the non .union doak lniorcr,
Who have taken the places Il the Nrik.
rr. '-sst
Tho .'rikc has locn qAior more th1n
three munths snd millicns of dollnrs'
worth 'f manufacturing goods and agIi.
cultural products have been tied up ~
Oh" part. thus hanhenrping and doing
gre 90 luss to the commercial and and
agricultural interests uf the state. The
s'iii' ~ cili'd bon ,ympaihy With 10
strife In Nru York
! Why sh' uid stlitcs be- permitted
WHY should the fullh be- made To- SUI.
fcr herause iahorcrH and employers get
~ iuEFerhead9' Laws should he en-
acted NJ once prohibiting strikes and
providing arbitration Tor an disputes.
Alro. Whenever man has q Job and
wants o. work no'~iy hss tn hEh'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-30
RESTORING THE MORALE.

The effects Of physical neglect and rcmeded the short
power be made financial c through
economy and trecs gradually restored bur
alchemy Legislative higher that can
morale gather the doa freight
SlaSon Thompson In his ha;wa bulletin thus dcporc "
they
which eurned-umy the loyalty the
pei employment Baches
mind about the spirit old
corp. viii b. revived a = the result Of competition.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-30

and should not BE- permitted to threaten
'r intimidate him o. gay be fhail not
wok. II needs he the entire armed
protect the man who wants 60 WORK.
Gov. Hobby IL making Texas - good
Frv,fnor Iic dcseiNey the endorsement
and help uf the people, lainyicw
N,wF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-30

have remarked within hcarin' Of a man
In whom I have ever confidence that
tn nominations committee had In al
probability reached tn decision { waive
any trivial objection 4 any uyowed can
dida,c On tn established theory that no.
buJdy's perfect So. ~ ! writ" these
cnnoudin lines II Socms 4 De- an even
break here az Frisco
ABE MARTIN
Uop,ricnt. National Newspaper
ServiCoi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-30

pr Nicholas MURRAY ruilcr has mndc
itOrini Tor arimrdvorsiuns ,n IA, hack.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-30
WITH THE STATE PRESS
= = = = = = = = = = =
Thu Problem Of Harvest Labor.

The action Of ~, Federal government
.u a.-ia1lirs IN employment officer to
t,r IS "a i'f ne pupus, IT surH's.
.rr tr wheat growers IT West TcNs.
iud co., Panhandle with adepuat, tabor
I. o., harvest shows 9, r,sua' rrDug.
IriiHu 10 tho iuspu-t4nr. TO- this uruh.
t'm. e. ". Woodman m. unn named.
]. admirably equipped i0r this Ne X
nd has hJd i,H- and ,lricl ovl 'i-
u t.' 3d. fItil.r~ ui the Der q
war with tho Organization which the
government ALREADY had ~ this t',Ii.
tory and the degree 81 cooperation
which had hc'n obtained from local
commercial br.ll.s the West rcXUs
Chamber ~ Caumor,, and the press
% rud start hau been mad" toward
diving ih" problem Now. II We an
nave ''r."r cooperation ana more exact
Information y viii bo solved
nu' g. T. 1crrssary that ,hcrc shall
o.. fuu aud accurate information. Tor
Nothing 500 d.moranzrs work % this
] IIrl thlu thu rrlIt.,u Of discomfort
! among harvest hauns through iuadD
iugI'' Information or what they s1mr.
ltimos interpret as misrepresentation.
! From 'hr .'a rduDiut of 'ho wheat grow.
Ting community tho problem h. a. got tho
lhlnn| gathered lui there b. another
80, ~ thr problem Tho harvest hand
iuoss upon o. a. means II getting q
TWINS To- him o. b. inb and hr
,"urh' o. know what Kind 81 70 ioh b. "a
lsmrr to. hnH murh iav 20 cyn-ct aHl
what .ls workiug conditi'us arr a. H."
ln Doe Interest 81. on adequate rr't .'.I
IT, Toe haiy, sting pr0iem this must o.
ut'n fully into consideration. There i'
no reason why 1u army 81 efficiency and
3. NNii.d h.r.as h.Hd- CauEut 'c 90
Ism y.i through '.. IHt.ur. But F.
r.rh.'s must rly, sr, Yfata trto,i1r
To-. Fs fu their r'. %. waLfs ttid
living ctf.H.i. nud ,Ns-." 81.
l,i.. tH, harvest ItUH vHrte O. Know
lt'I band 20 fh'rt Q lo Do unyi. Hin
T.. ss.rrr iu U.uting 'hoF' 'vI
| o. urif,es with 1i,lust. labor 81" s'u
teu Newr
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-01
ITALY DISPOSED
TO ACCEPT PLAN
OF SETTLEMENT
ITALIAN NEWSPAPERS NOT PER-
MfTTED ~ pRdNf NOTES
FIUME Is UNDER LEAGUE
WOULD BE PLACED UNDER
ITALIAN sovERElGNTY-TER.
RlroRY ON COAST RELEASED.
FIUME is UNDER LEAGUE

Rome, Mar. Premier Nitu is
disposed to accept the compromise
settlement of the Adriatic question
according to Messaggero. BY this
agreement the paper says, Italy would
not claim territorial continuity be-
tween Istria and Fiume on the con-
dition that the city be placed under
Italian sovereignty. The League OF
Nations, it is said, would be in charge
of the administration of the port.
The italian papers protest because
of the publication Of the correspond
ence between Wilson and the Entente
i'remiers by the press of France Eng
land and the United States, while the
Journals here are not permitted to
print the news which. they say is
chiefly interesting to Italy,
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-01
CANAL WORKERS
ACCEPT MEDIATION
REQUEST THAT AMERICAN ClTl-
ZENS REPLACE ALIENS ON
CANAL

Panama, Sunday Leaders of
tne striking canal zone maintenance
of way workers tonight accepted the
offer of mediation made by Andrew
Percy Bennett, British minister tc
Panama and the men are expected tC
return to work tomorrow.
A committee of American workmen
will confer with the governor tomor-
row on the request that the Ameri-
can citizens replace the aliens in the
Panama canal service. Pending arbi-
tration, the men who participated in
the walk out must accept a rating
,next below that held at the beginning
of the trouble.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-01
BRIG. GEN. Hines
GIVEN WATERWAYS
WILL USE SAME PERSONNEL TO
CARRY ON WORK


Washington, Mar. by direction
of Secretary Baker, Brig Gen. Hines,
chief of the army transport service,
today assumed control over the inlnad
waterways transportation systemnS
which were transferred to- the juris'
x,iction of the War Department by the
Railroad Administration.
Hines announced that the same ser
vice would be maintained for the pres
ent and that he would utilize the eN'
listing organization and personnel II
administering the work.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-01
YARD MASTERS
PLACE ABOLISHED
j. A. DAVIS HAS GONE TO VAL
DosTA TO TAKE PLACE

General Yard Master J. A. Davis
in Cordele, has been transferred tc
Valdosta where he goes to enter yard
work for the Georgia Southern &
Florida Railroad. The position OF
ward master here has been abolished
and all the lines enterpign Cordelc
will do their own shifting as former
lys.
Mr.. Davis received orders this
morning to report at Valdosta fur
future work. This will mean that his
family will go with him from this
paint and his place will not be fiiiet
He was a splendid and efficient Of
fieial here and has many friends who
regret to know of his going to a new
place. He left this afternoon.
Freight Agent Cason, who has beer
here a few months has gone back tt
Palatka and NIr,.G. Ramie Bullocl
becomes local freight agent. On thu
former appointment Mr.. Cason hac
the ranking preference ever Mr.. Bul
lock. but now Mr.. Bulloch will have
the local aagency by priority OF pro
motion. Mr.. Bulloch is a Cordele MAJ
and his friends will be greatly pleas
ed at his promotion.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-01
ASQUITH GIVEN
GREAT OVATION
LIBERAL LEADER GOES TO COM
MONS IN GREAT PROCESSION

London, Mar. 1.-Former Premier
.\squith returned to service in the
Commnos today as the result of his
recent election to represent Paisley
constituency. The Times in outlin-
ing the plans for the day is including
q sort of triumphal procession from
Iavendish Square to the House OF
Commons with Asquith as the central
figure
1t was remarked that the EXPIRE
n,icr's return was under conditions
' hich usually accompany royal Wis
it. The paper predicted tremendous
reception" for the liberal leader
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-01
ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE
BRITISH MINISTER FINLAND
London, Mar lit has been au-
thoritatively learned that an unsuc.
icessful attempt has been made to as
sassinate Lord Action, British minis
ter to Finland. at Helsingfors.

Interstate Commission OF the new
powers delegated to that body ant
the rights and privileges accorded the
carriers by the new railroad law. tn"
commissions announcement explain
ed that the provisions of law against
rate reductions prior to September /
without tho commissions approval
were mandatory, but that the chang
es in rate regulations classifc9tions
and practices in which decision had
been entered by the commission
would be effective on the date desig
mated. and all changes in rates and
classifications effective prior to to-
day will stand
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-01
STEAMSHIP. STUCK
HARP UPON ROCKS
TUGS RESCUE PASSENGERS
ABOARD BOHEMIAN

Halifax, Mar 1.-The Leyland liner,
Bohemian, fifty-fve hundred tons,
bound to Liverpool from Boston, with
q hundred and eighty-four passengers.
is on the rocks forty miles east Of
Sambrn today.
S. 0. S. calls said the vessel was
held fast on the ledge and was in
need of immediate assistance. Later
messages said tugs had rescued the
passengers and were bringing them
to port
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-01
CURTAILMEN is
FOLLOW RETURN
OF RAILROADS
,yNEW ENGLAND LINES DROP PAS
SENGER SERVICE
HINES CLEARING CLAIMS
ONLY OFFICIAL OF RAIL ADMIN
IsTRATION LEFT ON OLD JOB
TODAY.

Washington, Mar. 1.-The Rail-
road Administration today went out
Of existence as governmental agency
for the operation of the nations rail
road systems. Beginning at midnight
the roads are again free to operate
in competition as OF old.
OF the administration executives,
only Director General Hines remains
to clear up matters left pending, in
Guiding thousands of claims, con
tracts and grievances of all kinds.