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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-12
K NAROZENlNAM VELIKEHO
PRESIDENTA.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN NARODIL Sc IL. UNORA r.
1909 " HARM COUNTY, KY, A ZENfREL We
WASHINGTONE Is. DUBNA 1865.

ri mani, ale yscmi ojtatnimi
narody."
y toho ie videti, jak prate.-
slt city choval k premozen6-
NH Jihu.
Literature 0 Lincolnovi do
sah!a tak0v6ho rozSireii, re k
iciimu Uschovavani vedle pa
matek ma Lincolna bylo by tie
ba zvla5tniho musea, A pfece
pres toto mnozstvi latky zacina
hi8toricky .kritik Lincolna po-
2naVati pouze tom, jak Sc V
dcjinach sveta objevil. Jako
Vclkych lidi sdiiel i Lin
.toln ie.iich .osud, ze neien od
.syJch vratevniku, ale od "a
stupcu pozdejSi generace byl
vice meme pouze posuzovan die
vGci meme du ezitych, caste j
heZvrznamnych. Ba i uceni mu
ZovC, ktefi Lincolna znali osob
ne, dali sc k neGemu podobne-
mu strhnouti nevysvetlitelnou
lednostrannosti. Da sc to pou-
re vysvGtliti tim, ze Lincoln byl
We SVEN obcoVani malym i vel
kym velmi 'prosty, shovivavy,
zkratka zc iako Glovek poctivy
a Slechctny neznal obfadnosti.
"A pr0v6 proto, re Vubec etike-
ty nedhal, byl casio nespravne
posuzoVan. GLEN zivota nemu
ze byti obradnost v obcovani; +;
staci, je-li c ov6k dobry, jemno
citny a muzny. Tyto vlastnosti
by!y Lincolnovi vrozeny a pro-
to byla mu kazda obradnost V
obcoVani neZnama. Tato okol-
most byla ca to Lincolnovi vyty
kama pro jeho vrozenou pri-
most, coz melo Ia naSledek, re
jeho vzacnG V astnosti byly sni-
1oVanY. Kc vScmu tomu Lin
coin pred kazdym dulezitym
/ irozhodnutim byl sam. S nikym
Sc EcTadil, nilkomu sc nesvero-
INal : S hnusem odbyval kazde
ho, kdo Sc ,oht6. nitro jeho
lyetriti.
Jako Glovck muze byti mou
drtm bez uCenosti, .pravd tax
tmuze ,byti .iemnomravnvm tboz
tesikety. RovnGA Lincoln. ktery
Isl nopotrpGl na etiketu, ievil Sc
stejn6 ve veiejnosti jako " sou
kromi. Pripominame slavne de
Daty, kterou mel Lincoln Dou
iglaacm iednom zasctlani scna
1tu itlinoiskGho. Do hlaynihc
mesta jclo tehtly z zgChicaga a 2
1jinych NEST mnoho lidi. Vlal
byl plnV poEitikaru, kteri ne.
FmluvI.i o -nicem .jinem, nez {
Ftonto prcdmctc. Nkrk minu
pm,va iednu malcu stanici
kttyH We Nozc objcvil sc mui
napadnc hubcny Il vysol<y. Ja
Ih6 pa powell v$c SO vzchopilo 4
,flaci'n 80 K on"mu muzi. sotv;
padcsitiletemu ,zpusobcm ma
lnejVys familiernim. volaH
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-12
BERLfNSkY LIST o
rLEGIONA.RfCH

"Germania" prinasi II. t. m.
tlanek pomerech V Cechach.
O legionaTich piSe sc V clanku
tom: "Ceskos ovenska republi-
ka udrzuje velkou armada, o
niz oficielne Sc tvrdi, re musi
bytl pohotova "pro kazdy pri-
pad" We skutecnosti sl1ryva Sc
"a tim uzkost vlady pred t. zv.
legionafi. Ii neisou dne5 nj
elm iinym nez praetoriany, kite
III dobre ziii, malo d6laii, pri
voienskych assistcncich vyssa-
vail scdlaky, prilezitostne pfiji
mali vet$i nebo mcn5i uplatky
"a rozhodn6 nepomySli ma to,
ably vydali zbrane. Legionafi u
siluji, ably Jim ode vSech funk
cionafu statu slavnostne 6yly
TpotvrZeny jejich vclke zasfuhy
o Ceskoslovenskou republiku a
nehod ali svuj nynejSi, pro ne
velmi priiemny STAY, zam6niti
"a jiny. Tato armada, postave-
ma na valecny stav pohlcuje
vsak ncsmirne sunny, jez neni
ccska poplatni .sila S to hradi-
IT," - Poznamenavame, ze
"Gormania" jest nejreakcionaT
StejSl velkon6mecky a klerikal
mi organ. Tim Jest fedeno vse.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-12
ZLATE JUBILEUM

budc sIaviti Rad Svornost {.
3, {. S. P. S., v nedeli Is. IL
nora v CeslSe Narodni SIM
ma broadway. ,Bohaty zabav
ny a poucny program. Zaca-
tex slavnosti v 5rhod. veGer.
Vstup volny. Po slavnosti
tanccni vinek. Vstup pan S
damcu 55c, da!Si dana SOC.
tIud5a Sdruscni ,Ccs. Hu-
dehniku pod .rizcnim p. Ma
rika.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-12
Jste-Ei souzen
lrIlevlrnatis1nesn
sioanHs liniment by meI 'bSG pohotoye
pratt yscRt sboIcatcm.

proc teiltti ma velkou bolcgt ncb pl-
chant tez naslcduje po velli6 mama
nc, ochablNm svaliim, kycclni dn6 neb
bplcsti llrfzi. jcz Vas prirozenG opu-
st. kdyz mate 20 ruce Sloanuv lini-
mcnt sktery Vas udr1i cilym a zpusobi-
Inn?
Bee natIranf, rychle ptoniiinc liz
dnes az X naraden6mu mistu. PovSim-
nGtc si rychl6ho q .cist6ho ulchGenf, jcz
naslcduie. Sloan1v liniment jiste by
nebyl chovan tisici 30 cclem svet6. kdy
BY ncpomahal TO -stojf za ,povazenou.
We VSech l6karnach - tri vclikosti Soc,
19C n ST 40
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-12

oolnovy politicke kariery " rod
mem jeho m6ste.
ho navrhnouti, ncbot' navrhy
ieho spo6ivaly ve3mes ma fales
mem podklad6. Secessioniste
NELL jiz svou konferenci utvo-
fenou a byli odhodlani "a svou
neodvislost boiovati, nebot' by
i jiz k valcc pfipraveni te-
to dobe m6lo Sc jeSte demon
strovati prot evropskym moe
nosteml Takova politika byla
by iist6 vehnala unii do valky
vnejsi, kde il bylo treba prime
vclmoci star6ho Sveta V boji s
Jhem.
Ne meme ie pochopitelno, iak
Seward mohl prehlednouti smr
tclnou urazku pfedlozenim to
hoto spisu presidentovi, KITE
ryzto Gin sam sebou obsahoval
iCdinou odpoyed - propuSte-
mi tajemnikoyo. Ovsem, V ocich
Sewardovych pocatku byl
Lincoln jake pravnicek re Za-
|padu velicinou velmi malou.
Podal Sewardovi pisemne Wy
iadfeni, V n6mz zretelne stale,
jak daleko Sewardova prayc7
moe saba Y "a ezito3tech admi-
Enistracnich v zalezitostech
Ipolitiky vnitrni, V nichz bez We
domi presidentova nesmi nice
ho 0 sve vuli podniknouti. Po-
liticke plany, ktere fantasie Sc
wardova osnovala V slime poll
tice> evropske, preset Lincoln
mlGenim. Pozd6ii Seward sam
doznal chybu svou a vyiadril
sc cast6ji, re od tG DOLBY, GO
Ecinnost svOii oprel o roZvahu
5v6ho presidenta, 'citi Sc velmi
ESt astnym. TO ,doznal Velice
caste, uZnavaje p ne autoritu
ELincolnovu, kterou q poGatkul
tax podcenoval jallo mnozi j.
nj. Cd te DOLBY zustal pom6r
ImeZi obema ,muzi nicim nezka
leny. Kdyz pozdeji nekolik me-
spokojenych senatoru Sc spoil
10 sproti -SeWardovi, obvinujico
Iiej z chyb administracnich q
zadaiice jeho propusteni, tn sc
obievil Lincoln opet V cele svt
tsle chetnosti a .zastal Sc sveho
ttajemnika.
'N6kolik roku po valce Sc
ward zcmfcl a byl pohrbcn So
Ivsemi poctami. Ma jeho pom
mix vyryta byla slova: "Zustal
I'vernym!' cin,z Zajiste i Lin
coin llplne sounlasil.
Muz, ktery sc % nejvetSi IT,
'ctu saLincomem a Sewardem ia
'republikanSie akonvence od j..
1850 dclil, byl3S. p Chase. kite
Ery vynlkal vielym vlastene-
4ctvim a tc&ce .neal svoii poraz
'l2u 'zvolenim Linoolna "a presi-
denta. Chase. nemohl >se dlou-
'ho odhodEati prfjmouti misto
minlstra financi, kterc mu Lin
co IL nabidl Take mezi obcma
'muzi nikdy ncnastal duvern6j-
81 pomcr, protozc 81 dobfc ne
lrozum6li. "Ncvyznam sc v "a
!ezitostcch penoznichp fika-
Nval Iincoln. t'Jdote k Chaseo-
Wit "A Chase sproto mel male
n1ineni o ilincohlovi. Ma ko-
nee toto ruznici SC mincni byIo
ls'tc'nou, zc lincoln, oceniv pl-
nc zasluhy .Isssnc ChaScovy. v
'o&kych eobjcf yFasti prokaza
nc, jmcnoy&l icj spresidcntcm
nejvyssiho sQudu,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-12

1Vldal. 1EJODfy NccGT, Den
Eco d6laS Joe? - TEST mne, ze.
tie opet vidim, Dick, - A tax
Ito Slo da e. Z toho bylo mnoho
Veselosti, co cizi muz rckl. Me-
ri tim ji3ty Glen republikanske
partaje fekl: "To je dobre zna
meni, name Lincolna mezi Sc
bou." = Popis teto sceny, KITE
ry Sc nam zachoval, pravi me-
| ri jinym: Lincoln tn stal, pre-
vySuje vSechny 0 n6kollk pal
cu. | ten, ktery byl vyssl nez
Sest stop, byl nucen V ieho biz
kosti nakloniti hlavu do zadu,
ably mu mohl patfiti do oci. Je-
no tmavy ob!icej s ostrymf ia
hy a hlubokymi vraskami, o.
Gina plnyma dobroty a vrouc-
'nosti Jest IMAM kaZdemu 2 Wy
obrazeni. .Mozno Fici, re cely
civilisovany sv6t jej Zna a mi
luje. Sveho casu byl vzdy hlad
ce oholen, cimz vyraz jeho tva
Ere nabyval starostlivo3ti, KITE
rou pozd6ji zakryval Vous, kite
ry 81 nechal rusti. Y odivani ne
znal mody. Ba mnohym lidem
Sc zdalo, re nosi stale jeden o.
blek. Klobouk nosi. vysoky, t..
zv. cylindr, z bileho limce Wy
stupoval jeho kirk a vzdy mel
ma sObe cerny salonnl oblek "a
ma krku cernou .kravatu. Pro
Svou hubenost ruce a nOhy Zda-
iy sc byti nesmirn6 dlouhG. V
leve ruce nosil vlneny Sal, kite
/ ry nosil V chladn6jSim pocasi
Ma miste svrchniku, obno8eny
deStnik q rovnez takovou ce-
atovni taSku. Pravou ruku mel
vo nou k podani a ku potfeseni
ruky jinych. Te dolby bylo
mnoho politiku drsn6ho zev-
n6jSku, ale zadny SIS nepodo-
bal LincolnoVi, ,ktery oyl primo
zvlaStnim zjevem.
Dive leta po teto udalosti stal
Lincoln jake president V ceIe a
merle keho lidu k nemalGmu L.
zasu a Zlosti mnohNch politika
iii, kteri cini.i 81 nad6ji ma sto-
lee presidentsky s.celou urcito-
sti. "A mezi t6mto Zklamanymi
byl tez w. M. Seward "a New
Yorku, kteremu Lincoln nabid
pri sestavovani sveho kabinetu
misto 5tatniho tajemnika. Pc
. dlouhem vzpirani Seward pfi.
lal misto toto, nebot lax Sc ca
steii duvern6 vyjadril, povazo-
val Sc "a nastroj osudu, ktery
jei vyvolil, ably zachranil ma.
rod a jeho svobodu.
Kdyz priSel Lincoln do Bile
no domu, neZm6nil nijak svt
zpusoby a choval Sc Ike kazde.
mu stejne svym prostym ivy.
KEN, beze lvSech obradnosti q
rovnez tax vyfizova, ySechny
statni zalezitoSti. Protoze vSak
1eho ufednici nechteli tomutc
zpusobu roZumeti, naopak, me.
III mu to "a zle tajemnik caste
jednal, iakoby presidenta neby
10, udilel rozkazy, iakoby on
| byl tim muzem. ktery ridi osu.
| dy zeme. Ba jiz po uplynuti
prvnlho m6slce sci Seward TAX
daieko, re Sc odvazil predlozi.
Il Lincolnovi pam6tni spis, '
nemz mu byl predpisovan urci,
I ty kurs vnitini i vn6jsi spolitiky
\ Otazka otroctvi mela byti ma.
}prosto odsranena, ably neby, o.
hrozen majetek kapitalu v liz.
nich statech. Dale Seward zdu.
raznoval, re od Francouzu a
! ISpanelu must sc rozhodnG Zada
u Jlste Vysv6tleni, zadal Sc
zmocmti San Domingo, ieliko5
eNropsk6 vlady chystaii Sc vnil
noutl do MeXika d od Anglie q
Rrska mely byti pozadovany
urcite sliby, ably Europa m6ls
pred Unii rcspekt. Seward "a
dal, aby tyto otazky 'byly trva
l ic Il cnergicky od vyvolenc 30,
l. iltlCko oSobOo4ti yn1ony - "n,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-12

.OSLaIlll+ +clonOVe, ,kaDlnetu he
pilsobili 'Lincolnovi mnuho me-
fpfijemnosti. Ma zacatku rolxu
1852 u2nal ia ,dobre, ma miste
HveTiti .rfzeni vo-
|jenskych ia eaitesti IL. "A. Stan
Ftonovi, ktery mel znarne sschopI
nosti pro tento urad, ale byl|
Ivelmi lprndky a netajil Sc tim,
!jak malo vdfi We schopnosti
Lincolnovy iako presidenta.
Tim podivnejsim jest vitezstvi,
ktereho .kratkem case Lin
Icoln zlskal mad svym novym ia
Ijemnikem vaIky uznanim jeho
'vloh a schopnosti we SVEN L.
'fade. Moe, kterou mel Lincoln
mad svymi lidmi, nejlepe uka-
|zala Sc V tom, iak dovedl svujl|
osobnl Ipomer k Stantonovi u
praviti. Sc zadnym z ostatnich
'tajemniku nep6stoval takove
+styky, jake S timto.
Lincoln casio byl zadan O.
sobne >od svych patel neja-
Ike laskavosti, jako vystaveni
pasu pres linie pFednich strait
ia Lincoln caste nemohl to ode
'pfiti, ale v oddeleni valecnem
.byli jineho mineni nez presi-
dent. Go nekdy itoho nasle-
dovalo, ukazuje tento pripad:
Jakysi 'hodnostar dostal pas,
ktery mel podepsati Stanton.
Ma miste toho 'tajemnik valky
pas ten roztrhal a hodil zada-
tell pod nohy Sc slovy,: "Vysta-
vi. vam tuto listinu ;skutecne
PRESIDENT" 'Zajiste," znela
Iodpov6d'. "Znate pfece jeho
|pismo. "Tedy je ucineny bla-
zen,' Zvolal tajemnik. "a w
Sc odvazujete presidenta ma
|Zvati 'blaznem?" a trpce zkla-
fmany muz rychle special poste
zovati 81 Lincolnovi. Kdyz ten
40 klidne zpravu tom vyslechl
tfekl: "Kdyz to Stanton rekl,
bude miti asi pravdu, neb on
sc myli malol1dy.."
To byla take jcdna 2 dob
lrych vlastnosti Lined novych,
re bcze vSi urazky pfiiimal
lnavrhy a rady, ably mohl svoje
mineni V nejake veci zkoumati
O jedne velmi smutne uda-
tlosti &c zivota Lincolnova, kite
ra Sc ho velmi bolestn6 We SVEN
tragickem obsahu dotkla, Wy
fpravuje general James We
Isvych pametcch. Bylo to Ia do
by valky. Z bojiSte dochazely
same 'smutne zpravy, tax re sc
zdalo, re to stoii Spatne veci
Unie. Y tom case vnil1ly do o.
behu povesti, re chot' Lincol-
nova doroZumiva sc neprite-
lem.
Podnet k tomu zavdala ia o.
ko most, re chot presidentova
pochazela 2 jihu, kde m6la
mnoho pratel radach konfe-
'derace iproti Unii. Dollud jen
Epotaimu sc 0 tom mluvilo, ne
zavdalo to pficinu k nejakemu
zakroceni. kdyz vSak podezre
nj toto nabyNalo slime tvarnosti
a Zacalo Sc urcitosti tvrditi,
&c chot' presidcntova .sv6ruie
ttajnym agentim ncpfatel dule
4 zita tajemstvi, nezbyvalo mic
Jineho, nez ably zvlaStni vybor
Itou veci sc zabyval. ,Jednoho do
hpcledne sesli Sc clenove onoho
tvyboru, zanechavse straz u dive
hfi. Sotva re predseda zahajil
sschuzi, objevi. Sc sini nahle
nLincoln S kloboukem v ruce. V
Ijeho tvari byla nadpozemska
Ibolest a ocieh takovy smutek,
ize cele shromazdeni zustalo O.
Ehromeno. Hluboke ticho preru
sil.sam Lincoln, nebot' nikdo ne
vedel, co by mel promluviti. .Te
Ellkoz presidenta nikdo .nevy-
Ezval, aby sc porady sucastnil,
ElakOZ ami iediDy netuSil. Ze bv
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
BELLEMOOR

On Newport pike, a new bungalow, lot
30 by $50 feet. Eight rooms, two porches,
and pantry. Borough water. chestnut
trim, bath and electric. See this property
for a homo before you buy. Possession
can be arranged with owner. Price $500.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
HOUSES FOR SALE
REAL HONEST
REAL BARGAINS
DON'T MISS THEM
ON EAST THIRD ST.

IN EAST THIRD 81.
We have a large business property,
either Tor sale OF rent. See us about this.
THE BARGAINS.
Pine ST.. 8 r, b, gas ..............x2.6O 600
s. Van Buren St, Il. b. gas......S3 900
Lancaster Ave, q r, B. gas. s. 900
Lancaster Ave, r. b. gas. 50 900
u. 2ith St., . r, p, b, II. G & r.. - 800
w. Second St, s r, . p, B, G a. y. $1,000
w Sixth ST., 7 X, p, b. gas. 600
W. Seventh St, r. b, gas Ctwol
W. Third St., s. II. p. b. C & E....si.Soo
carter ss;' g Il. P. B. n A H H. :, ,00
5essSp = 81. R, b H. & E..:...ssoSS .SSS
W. Sixth St, r, p, b, g a E.... 5000
W. Seventh ST.. S r, B, gas. four
W. ista 8. R. B, p. Il 4 ii, II go.
W. Fosrt5 St. r, p. B. II 4 H. .'S.S. .,
West s.. : R, 2 p. B. ii A h :, 20
Clayton ST. S r. b. c & L. c {. - -.
W. Fifih St. 10 R, p. B. II 4 ii. 80 49,.
W. 10Th St.. 8 r. B. S H, 3 p,
Van BSr,a St. R. reception hai.
West St, 5 R, 3 p, b, II A II. -.
n. Jackson "a . ST.. II. P, b, II 4 H. ''.''. ..
woodRwn Ave, R. b. P.
HA II, G g. y .................S 80 ,00o
DON'T FORGET.
Above Is Just a few We have 20 offcr
you. Besides an extensive listing Of
suburban property and farms.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
BEIIEFONTE

Concrete bungalow, rooms. bath, cleo
trio, porch. heater, lot i0xi00 feet. Pos
session June 25, 1920. Price si750.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05

Above Is Just a few We have 20 ofcr
you. Besides an extensive listing OF
suburban property and farms
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
SUBURBAN
HOLLY OAK.

A suburban home. elght good rooms, hot
water heat, large ground plenty OF fruit
Let US show you this property. You will
like IL. owner leaving the State, reason
for selling. Buildings are nearly new.
Price is 81 600
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
MISSING W0MAN'S
BODY RECOVERED

CHESTER, Pa. Nav b.--Thp body Of
a woman found on Chester Island and
taken 70 the morguc OF Deputy Coro-
her z. p. Whlte IN this city, was
Identified yesterday by relatives and
friends as that OF Mary Platter, No.
I'D. Central avenue. The woman had
three weeks. How her body got TO
/ Chester Island. quarter OF a mile
from shore, Il hard 20 explain.
Tho police and the authorities are
MAKING a rigid investigation 10 ascer-
tain n The woman was murdered and
her body placed on the island in the
recds
George @. HOLMAN. a fisherman. OF
biansloMh. \. j., saw The body lying
on tne island and gave notice to the
! deputy coroner.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
GLYNRICH.

On Newport pike, twelve good rooms, hot
water heat, electric, gas, lot Is 30 by 200
feet, extra lot 30 by 100 foet fruit trees
and poultry house, entrance from two
streets. Possession on May 25th. Price
$500
Evening journal., 1920-05-05

Our offerings present enough tempe many who
thought of their home And with the constantly increasing
Of building material he WISE indeed who makes provision for
the future.
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
RICHARDSON PARK

10 rooms, bath, porch front and rear.
steam heat and good condition. lmme-
dlate possession. Location Is Ideal. Price
e6O00
Evening journal., 1920-05-05
Fl MHIJRST.

Just completed, possession at once, sew
en- good rooms, high ceilings, open flre-
place, best OF plumbing Price is 5000.
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New-York tribune., 1920-09-27
c. S. Bird Says Cox
Does Not Deserve
Progressive Vote
Independent,
in Letter to Candidate,
Calls His Tributes to Theo-
dore Roosevelt Impudent

In a letter sent on Thursday to
Governor Cox by Charles Sumner Bird,
a leading independent Republican of
Boston, Mr. Bird asserts that the
Democratic candidate for President is
the last man in America to deserve
the sympathy or support of any one
who has been a member of the Pro-
sressive party formerly headed by
Theodore Roosevelt. His letter fol-
lows:
In your acrobatic campaign to at
tFact voters you endeuvor to convey
the impression that the Progress
fol!owcts OF the late Theodore Roose-
volt have been ignored and outlawed
by Senator Harding. who, as YOU ex-
press i, seeks advice from only a
certain type OF men,, namely, stand
pat:1rs and reactionarics.
eressives as Johnson, Poindexter,
Bcrcri g. j; mes a. Garfield, McCor-
T. X, = 1lf".,, Robins. and, in fact, by
rag lcsdly al oi the Progressive lead
ers WHO Stood b2c!: Of Colonel Roose-
vet ia H. and 1916, is a complete
"iv,t"tion o. this oft repeated, mis-
-!e2 ding and tricky staten ont of YOURS,
on, the chosen spoke sman and
willing sponsor Of the Democratic Adj
mini ration. alc The last man in
AmeHca 10 deserve the support or the
sympathy Of any one who has been a
member of the Progressive party, or
Of any ono who to-day holds in rever-
enc iAe n&Mo of 90! ne. Roosevelt.
He gave his li.n to stimulate the
conscience and 70 arouse the patriot
ism OF the Amcl can people. 1T a time
V men Euu Il St: diIor Wora de ,nud ino
New-York tribune., 1920-09-27
Radio to Help Engineers
Celebrate Anniversary
Army Wireless to Transmit
Speeches Among Exercises
i'm FOrty.tWO Cities

The American Society of Mechanical
Engineers will celebrate the fortieth
anniversary Of its establishment on
November with exercises in forty two
cities of the United States, embracing
all the leading industrial centers.
From the national headquarters at
20 West Thirty-ninth Street yesterday
it was announced that, through the CO.
operation of the United States army,
speeches marking the anniversary cn,e-
braticn will be transmitted by radio
phone, and under this unique plan
speeches delivered in Boston. for ex-
ample, will be heard in San Francisco,
W ''c engineers celebrating in New
Orleans will hear what is said in St..
at Fort Leavenworth, Kan, and An
non''s. Nd. will be used to transmit
the speeches.
Men prominent in the society will
speak IN each of the forty-two centers.
In New York a meeting will be ad-
dressed through radio-phone, and at a
central celebration the speakers will
be Fred J. Miller, president Of the
society; Herbert Hoover, president Of
the American Institute Of Mining and
Metallurgical Engineers; Arthur P.
Davis, of Washington, D. c., chief en-
gineer of the United States Reclamation
Service, and Arthur w. Berresford, of
Milwaukee, head of the American In
stitute of Electrical Engineers.
The celebration in New York will be
held in the Engineering Societies.
building in West Thirty-ninth Street.
Engineering achievements in peace and
war will be recountcd.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-27

ence on the part of the United States
or any other nation. The policy Of
President Wilson has coineided ad-
mirably with that thought. In the lam
guage Of labor's analysis, the Mexican
plank in the Republican platform
clearly aims to undermine the sover-
eighty Of the Mexican people and to
make the maintenance of order in
Mexico the business of the government
of the United States
Endorses Democrats Stand
"To the organized workers of the
country the Democratic party platform
offers free and full recognition Of the
right Of organization, the right of COL
lective bargaining and the right TO
speak through representatives freely
chosen, The Democratic party plat
form also takes its stand against tun-
warranted issuance of writs Of iniunc-
tions,' likewise. guaranteeing the right
Of trial by jury in alleged contempt
cases committed outside the presence
Of court
"on the great issue Of the high cos
New-York tribune., 1920-09-27
Compe1:s Appeals
To Labor to Back
Cox's Candidacy
Says s'Republican Platform
Interests Itself i'm Strikes,
While Democrats Recog.
nize Right to Organize''

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2e.-Basing
his argument largely on the premise
that the Republican platform "inter-
ests itself in the question Of Strikes"
Samuel Gompers, in an article entitled
"'Normalcy' vs.. Progress" in the cur
rent issue Of the American Federation
ist, the Official publication of the Amer
lean Federation Of Labor, makes an
appeal for support Of the Presidential
candidacy OF Governor James M. Cox.
Mr.. Gompers, in his article, holds lit
tie hope that the cost of commodities
ever may be materially reduced and re-
the following language: "Obviously it
is impossible to return to something
that is past" The article, in part, says:
THE Republican party platform in
terests itself in the question of strikes
The interest manifested. however, is
clearly the interest Of those who are
looking backward and who would induce
the nation to look backward with them.
There are suggestions Of tribunals, gov
ernmenta! Investigations and the Sin
fluence' of the public opinion, the
whole plank constituting what labor
has described as a denial of labor's
tion Of government machinery for the
coercion Of labor and for the suppress
sion and limitation Of its proper. law
full and normal activities.' Senator
Harding places himself wholly in the
spirit of such platform declarations
when he says Let US return to nor
malcy.'
immigration Important Problem
GAS the months pass, the problem of
immigration is bound to become one
Of increasing Importance. Reports
from Europe are to the effect that mill
ions from northern, southern and CEN
trail Europe are only waiting the ships
TO bring them before coming to our
land. No part Of our public life can
escape the effects Of unrestricted i'm
migration. The question is one of
paramount Importance. The platform
upon which Mr.. Harding is a candidate
and upon which he would have US re-
turn to 'normalcy' makes no mention of
the subject.
"Since the overthrow of the Dicta-
tor. Diaz the question of American re-
lations with the Republic of Mexico
has been one of intermittent acuteness
and of constant Importance. Th.
American trade-union movement has
held from the outset that the people of
Mexico have the right to work out
their own problems without interfer-