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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-07-01
GENERAL RA!Ie|s
vERlhucH NEEDED
ONLY SCATTERING SHOWERS
HAVE FALLEN SINCE FIRST :
. PORTION OF MAY.

Farmers of this county continue to
pray for rain. 1t is more needed than
anything at this time. There has reai.
y.ssliot been ground soaking rain in
the county since early in May. The
;4ins that have fallen since that time
While copious in some sections have
hot been general and there are por-
tions of the county that have not been
thoroughly wet in seven or eight
weeks. What is true of this county Is
true of Williamson and other portions
of Middle Tennessee. Where there
are good stands of corn it has not
been particularly hurt by the dry
weather, but from now on plenty Of
rain will be needed if bumper crop
is made. The corn crop depends very
largely on the July rainfall.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-07-01
MURDER TRIAL
ATTRACTS !! Il MANY; |! ]
PROGRESS MADE
PERRY FRiERsoN, CHARGED
WITH MURDER NEGRO WOMAN,
GOES ON TRIAL FOR LIFE.
SCORES WITNESS PRESENT
Expect Trial NOT Be Completed Be-
fore Late Friday--Jury in Harlan
Damage Suit to Report on Saturday,
Morning. Il

Rapid progress was being made to-
day in circuit court in the trial of
Perry Frierson, colored, charged with
murder in the first degree. The state
has not yet completed the introduce
tion of witnesses, and it was believed.
that the case would not be completed
before late Friday. Frierson is char
ed with the murder of Mary Jane Tin
dell at the Century Mines near Mt
Pleasant during the spring.
The case has attracted a great part
of the colored population of Mt. Pleas
ant to the court room, and scores of
white people are also in attendance,
almost filling the big court room.
The prosecution is being conduct
ed by Attorney General Looney B.
White, assisted by r. S. Hopkins,
while the defense is being coliducted
by T. B. Forgey, appointed by the
court.
The prosecution seeks to prove that
,herson .waylaid and shot.the Tindell.
woman, who in a dying statement
charged that the shooting was done by
Frierson. The defense seeks to prove
an alibi for Frierson, and that he was
not near the scene of the, killing on
the night the woman was shot. Wit
nesses have been introduced to- prove
that Frierson was carried to the Har-
Ian Mine community on the night be-
fore, and at the time he had in his
possession shotgun. Only one shot
was fired, the woman dying shortly
after she was shot. 1t is claimed that
the night was dark and that she could
not have distinguished her assailant
Judge Turner has ordered the jury
in the Harlan damage suit against the
Federal Chemical Company to report
on Saturday morning when proceed
ure in that case will be resumed.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-07-01
PAINTING ALL RIVER &
{. BRIDGES OF COUNTY
WORK HOUSE HANDS SENT TO.
cARTER's CREEK PIKE TO PuTS
lT,lN GOOD SHAPE.
AAAJh4& w Az

Repairs on the Santa Fe bridge over
Duck river will be finished this week
by Superintendent Burk Wilkes. OF
the highway department. Mr.. Wilkes
has two crews at work painting all OF
the Duck river bridges of the county
and much work is being done on the
other smaller bridges. He expects to
have the plans and specifications for
the two concrete bridges to be erected
ready this week and will at once call
tor bids on their construction.
The work house hands went to work
this morning on the Carter's Creek
pike and IL continue there for some
time Since the closing of the Jack
son highway this road has had tre-
mendous traffic and it is expected
that it will be put in reasonably good
repair while the force is at work. :
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-07-01
JUDGE L'Y|,1LETO
HEAR CASES FOR.
TRIAL. JULY n
CHANCELLOR WILL OPEN COURT
TO DISPOSE OF ALL LITlGA-
TioN THAT is READY.
TO REAPpOIMT Mr.. FARlss
Expected That Popular Clerk and
Master, Whose Term Expires on Az
gust ! VIII Be Formally Given An.
other Term--Judge to Move Here.

Judge Thomas B. Lytle, of the chan
cery court, will be here on July,11 for
the purpose of hearing and deciding
any case that the attorneys may have
ready for trial. tt is expected that
"a number of cases will be prepared
and heard at this time.
1t is altogether probable that during
his stay here Judge Lytle will make
his arrangements for moving to Co
lumbia at an early date. He has only
recently disposed of his~property in
Murfreesboro and is expected to buy a
home in Columbia.
During the brief term that will be
held here next month it is practical
ly certain that Mora 4, Fariss will be
formally re-appointed. clerk and mas
ter. Mr.. Fariss' term will expire in
August, but the appointment will be
made now to obviate the necessity of
a term then. Nearly year ago Judge
Lytle announced that he, would reap
point Mr. Fariss and there has been
no suggestion of a contest.
Mr.. Fariss was appointed by the
late Judge Bearden six years ago
when Capt. Akin died. So satisfacto-
ry has been his service that he re-
ceived the endorsement of the bar and
4 large number of influential citizens.
He is regarded by members of the bar
as one of the most efficient officials
who ever served the county.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-07-01
SMALL su9s1O !
GIVE PREMIUMS
AT I local FAIR
CHAIRMAN Al 3 { r. HOLT
WOULD HAVE TWELVETIuk Z :.
DRED CONTRIBUTORS.
ONLY QUARTER FROM EACH
'll3lse1 ttfsfF VIZ ~
Assistants Are Named In Various Sec
tions Of the County to Ask Small
Amount In Order to PopdIafize the
County Agricultural Exhibit.

Acting under authority of the coun-
ty council Of agriculture Albert Holt.
of the county fair and poultry exhibit
tion will during next month make his
drive for the collection of 5000 in
small twenty-five cent contributions.
Mr.. Holt is convinced that he can find
at least 1,20O patriotic people in the
county who will make quarter con.
tribution, and he believes that thfs
will be better than f1avea comparative
ly few make the payments. At re-
cent meeting OF the county cDuncn
Mr.. Holt submitted the matter OF max
ing the collection in the manner indi.
Gated and it was unanimously approx
ed. aa s
Mr. Holt has completed the. list OF
his assistants or collectors in the va
rious sections OF the county, and they
are announced today. He ssked these
assistants to press the work Of collect '
ing so that the entire amount can bs
obtained. el3sW 'pw5sti,s a.slss. ~ /
Mr.. Holt has appointed the follow.
mug as his assistants in the CAM /,
paign: n NJ r#. ye tase rfs,rs
TSanta" Fe-Ellis Woody. $50 )
Theta-AMrs..I Passmore.
Spring HilliMrs. A. H. Carpenter.
Dark's Mfll Mrs. T.. H. Mangrum.
Rally Hiil--Mrs. John M. Grove. s
Kedron- Miss Sue Parks. asf -
Beechland--J. H. Hardison.a nH
Rock Springs-T e. Hardison. t
Leftwich--A. J. Hardfsun.
Bryant Station-Miss Sallie Orr.
Glendale Mrs. j.. s. ! Covey.
Ferndale--Mrs. Thomas Troop.
Culleoka--AE. j. Park. go
Stiversyille-Mrs.l Hunt Digger.
Zion d. +. Fulton, Columbia Route
No. 2. er 1a&gs " t.sy~seS
Mt JOY Mrs. Albert Irvine. A',s}!
4 Hampshire-Mrs.W Webb. :
Isom+-Dr. Beasley. .2f1,h
Williamsport-Miss Lille Mai Rus.
sell. N0 r & 'sef -
Sawdust--Miss Josephine Kinzer.
4 Water valley-Miss' Annie Lee
Pigs. A t3t ssA- 90 49,
IL Il
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-07-01
BIG ATTENDANCE I'D
3AITATcLU8 MEETING.
ENTERPRISE PLANNING A BIG
NIGHT FOR sATURDAY-HINT
KiTTRELL A SPEAKER.

The meeting of the Enterprise club
on Saturday night will no doubt be
one of the most largely attended held
in months. The principal speaker will
be Hint Kittrell, cashier of the Farm.
ers & Merchants Bank of Mt. Pleas
ant, who will talk especially to the
boys and girls. County Agent .ebr-
nathy will also be. a speaker and viii
outline the work which the division of
extension seeks to accomplish during
the next thirty days. Several of the
leading citizens of the community viii
also make short talks.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-07-01
ONLY TWO HITS
BY A|RPl ANEs
(By United Press.)

OFF THE VIRGINIA CAPES, June
30.-. An official board of naval observ-
ers today began a study o: the results
of the bombing OF the battleship Iowa
by airplanes. Only two direct hits
were scored on the Iowa yesterday,
but the believers in the supremacy of
airplanes contend, however, that sew
eral bombs struck near enough to
have damaged the vessel had they
been the real thing.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-07-01
DETROIT VApOR OIL
STOVE DEMONSTRATION
FACTORY EXPERT G. D. WILCOX
AT COLUMBIA HARDWARE G.
FURNITURE COMPANY. !

Today and tomorrow G. d. Wilcox,
factory demonstration expert for the
Detroit vapor oil stove, will be at the
store of the Columbia Hardware &
Furniture Co. for the purpose of dem
onstrating this latest improved house
hold necessity.
During the two days demonstration
Mr. Fly, manager for tnefrm has an
nounced that he would give free with
each stove fifty pound bag of flour.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-07-01
Six May Die
For Murder
One Man
tpy United Press.)

ANTE, La, June 30.-Six men here
today faced the hangman's moose, all
for the same crime. The conviction
of six men late yesterday is believed
to have set new national record.
They were found guilty of the mur-
der of Dallas l. Gaines at 1ndepend-
ence, La, on May s.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-07-01
Great Interest q,rst q.
I'm Big Battle
1f.I .Ioreso,d,; s.,d;i Iyf,,
f tt - ta v N~s4s "a y tt1s
36 ssR41 s,,i.s .ia OH
(By United Prsss.)

NEW YORK, June 3O.-Gotham and
its across-the-Hudson neighbor, Jer-.
sey City today seethed with excite
ment over the Dempsey.C Carpenter
fight.
With work in the training camps
over, the scene of activity shifted to
the battle Ground. Hotels were crowd.
ed to overt owing and everywhere
there was elk OF the fight More
than 10000 pel sons are expected TO,
attend the bait lie. ee selir.f : :,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-07-01
CHILDREN'S DAY AT
GARDEN STREET CHURCH
DAY WILL ALSO
BE APPROPRIATELY OBSERV-
ED ON NEXT SUNDAY.

Childrens day and i independence
day will be jointly observed next Sun
day morning at the Sunday school
hour by the Sunday school of the Gar
den Street Presbyterian church. A
most interesting program OF songs,
readings, etc, appropriate for the day
will be given by the children and a
special collection will be taken for the
benefit of the Sunday school missions
of the church.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-07-01
IMPORTANT ll' ri AM MEETING ING B. ]. !:
I OF SANTA fE CLUB
ss7'' IN r-ss dti'
PLANS WILL BE MADE, FOR coUM
Ty COUNCIL EXHIBIT AT THE
STATE FAIR THIS FALL.

A most important meeting OF ths
Santa Fe community club win be. held
this evening, and it was belteved this
morning that the neeing would be one
of the most largely attended ever held
in that community. e
The Santa Fe people are greatly in.
terested in the county council exhibit
at the state fair this fall. and plans
for the community's part In thai ex-
hibit win likely be discussed tonishC
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-07-01
Britain And
Japan Wait On
United States
(By United Press.)

WASHINGTON June 30.-Great
Britain and Japan will leave to the
United States the first step toward
disarmament, according to statements
in authoritative diplomatic circles
here today. This attitude of the first
and third naval powers of the world,
is understood to have been made pain
to this government in responses to
diplomatic feelers President Harding
put forth.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-07-01
EFFORT TO 0ASSASS|NATE
PRINCE REGENT SERBIA,
EIGHT PEOPLE INJURED
ALEXANDER ESCAPES WHEN
BOMB ExPLoDEs IN AR SOME
DISTANCE FROM HIM.
ARE INVESTIGATING
Serbian Legation In America Receives
News OF Attempted, Murder This
Mornng-Anarchsts Are Still AZ
Liberty.
(By United Press.l

Il WASHINGTON, June 3O.-An un.
successful attempt to assassinate AL
exander, Prince Regent of Serbia, in
Belgrade, was announced today in
message to the Serbian legation here.
The Prince escaped when the bomb
exploded in the air, some distance
from his carriage. Eight bystanders
were hurt!\ Authorities are conduct
ing searching investigation into the
attempted murder Of the Prince.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-07-01
ice CREAM SUPPER
'AT WATER VALLEY
UNDER AUSPICES OF EPWoRTH
LEAGuE-6ENEFIT coMMuNi-
TY SINGING CLASS.

There will be an tce- cream supper
at Water Valley on Saturday evening
at 7:sO O'Clock held under the aus
pices of the Epworth League Of that
place for the benefit of the commu-
nifty singing class. The public is cor
daily invited to attend
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-07-01
Taft To Head
Highest Court
Harding Says
(By United Press.l

WASHINTON, June 3O.-William
Howard Taft has been chosen chief
justice of the United States supreme
court. The final decision to name him
was reached today, it was learned on
the highest authority.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-07-01
REWARD OFFERED /.
g FOR A PRISONER
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS FOR RE.
CAPTURE OF MT. PLEASANT
NEGRO.

Twenty-Five dollars reward has been
offered for the recapture of Son Pur-
year, who escaped from the county
work house This negro is about
twenty-five years of age and was sent
up from Mt. Pleasant for breaking into
cash register. He made his escape
by slipping off the truck when it was
going from here to that place.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-07-01
ANOTHER KILLED
WHEN PLANE FALLS
(By United Press.)

ARCADIA, June 30.-Aviation had
today added another victim to its toll
of death. Cadet Forest Myers, train
fng at the naval station here was in
stantly killed late yesterday when the
plane in which he was flying crashed
to the ground.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-07-01
SENATE FOR FARM
] EXPORT CORPORATION
l4
ORDERS FAVORABLE REPORT ON
BILL CREATING 100000, 600
CORPORATION =
(By United Press).

WASHINGTON, June 30.-The SEN
ate agricultural committee today or
dered a favorable report on the bill
creating a Farmers Export Corpora
ton with a capital stock OF 100000,
10000.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1921-07-01
United States
Plans to Sell
Wooden Ships
(By United Press.)

WASHlNT0N. June 30--The Unit.
ed States shipping board has definite
1y decided to dispose of 2S7 wooden
ships of the emergency feet corpora
ton it was announced today. The
feet is now lying idle in various har-
bora
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23
biSeriCa intoTvjne in
paCea ir|andeza
NATIONALA in DOUA Sc
DINTE MA AJUNS LA NICI
y INTELECERE

DUBLIN 90 Aug-'sErarcha" bsericei no-catolice
numcste in rlanda nterven in negocatiunie de
Episcopal Edward Mueehrn de Dromorc VENT All
oape la Dublin mesagu della mai malta autorate
fost berat u cannon De Valera 81 altor runtas Sim
Fener. Funtas Sim Feiner lung consultatiuni
privre la mesagiu
Intrebat daca mesagiu vine della cardinal, adica Card
naul Logue prmaul Irandei preot nsott epsco
pull respuns negatv Raspunsu fost consderat in uncle
ccrcuri ca inseamna 0 posibla ntervente a Romei.
Dali Erean, cum numeste parlamentu republican II
andez nu astaz doua sednte secree ia in consde
raspunsu rlande la propuneea de guvernulu
englez edna de dupa amiaza sa ridcat fara aunge
la ntelegere Maine intn deputat din intro
adunare speciaa impreuna comteu executv Sim Fen
similar comitetee rationale ale partidelor po
lce din Statee Unite
All noapte sa dat unnatorul comunicat oficios:
''Da ereann sa intrun All orele II a. 81 rdicat
sednta la sa redeschis la 81 rdicat sednta la G3O
Toa zua sa ocupat propunerle dui Lloyd George Sc
va intrun mane.'
Sc crede ca pana vner, clnd lspunsul Sc afla in
mana d-ui Lloyd George, paramentu tine sedinta
publiea. -4
Harry Boand, represenantul lui De Valera in statec
Unite 81 Mary MacSwney Lordulu McSwney Major de
Cork mur pn greva de oame in inchisoarea Brix
ton din Londr uat parte la sedntee de All ale paramen
uu prepara sa oere opne or asupra stuate dupa cee
din mpresi cuese in Statele Unite D. Boland zis All
noapte stuata decata sa poata vorb asu
pra Ell.
Afar de Eamon De Valera alt membri al cabnetuui,
carl dat expcatuni ori dcputat vorbt mai multi
minute devenit nepopular declarat unu din
membri parlamentuui Dcputatul adaogat ca deputat
numa Isl exprimau curosatea prvire la condunle din
guvernuu engleZ cabnctu chema s dea eXpl
ca din parle sae rotunde in a inut sedinee
Tot deputatii prmt astaz della ''cineva'' caru
me fost semnat 81 imposbi de aat della clne ngi
cablograma ca camera sa preasca a
sc refuze conditiunile guvernuul
Unu din membr paramentuui comentat ''Clneva din
Chicago are bani multi de risipit =
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23
HAMON
MARITATA

LOS ANGELES, Cal, % Aug.
Clara Smith Hamon,
care fost figura prineipala in
procesul asasinarii lui Jake T.. Ha-
mon, a fost maariitata eri dupa di-
rectorul unei companii de film,
John w. German. Ell a angajat-o,
imediat dupa sfirsitul procesului-
Gu care ocaziune ca fost achitata
de acuZa ca asasinat pc amantul
sau, multimilionarul Jake l.. Ha-
mon-la compania sa, unde ca a
jucat intro piesa care a fost pre-
gatita pentru cinematografe 81 ca.
re astoria vietii sale.
Casatoria a avut lOc Dumineca la
locuinta prcotului NJ. Howard Fa-
gan.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23
.STIRI
PATRlE.

Sc crede ca in luna viitoare sc
reinfiinteaza bursa de marfuri
de la Oradea- Mare, care ISL are
un local al sau propriu.
In cercurile financiare din Bu-
curcsti situatia valutara actuala
nu inspira nici ingrijorare. Vii
torul apropiat e vazut Gu un in
curajator optimism.
Decrctul de promulgare al le-
gel pentru reglementarea impor-
tului fost scmnat de Rege 81 Sc
va publita in ''Monitorul Off
cial" In urlna acestei legi, con-
siliul de ministri a hotarit care
anume articole pot fl libere la
import 81 stabilit 81 taxele carl
vor Fl valabile trei luni.
Ministerul de comert a inter
VENT pc langa directia generala
vamilor pentru da ordine
punctelor vamalc sa primeasc;i
spre consemnare pc timp de .
luna, valoarea integrala a take
lor vamale pentru articOlele i'm
portate care Sc bucura de avan-
tajele speciale ale noului tariff
vamal.
Aceste take consemnate Sc vol
restitui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23
IN ATENT!IUNEA
SOCIETAT!ILORDIN
u. S. r. A.

Sa aduce la cunostinta Onor.
Societati, din ~. S. r. A." ca
in zilele acestea, sa va trimite O
lista de adrese, precum 81 Cons
pecte La adresa fie-carei Soc.
Rugam Onor. Presidii, a revi.
zui acelea ists, a sterge de pc
ista pc cei care nu mai fac parte
din Soc., q scrie pc conspecte pc
cei carr stunt in drept sd primeas-
Cd, dar nu primesc ziarul, pre-
cum 81 pc membri noui 1nscrisi.
In interesul general al Organi-
zatiei 81 a ziarului America, ru.
gam a sa face acest lucru 81 lie
retrimite pc adresa ziarului in
Gel mai sc1lrt timp posibil.
Gu frateasca dragoste.
Administratia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23
Panama va resista trupe|e
din COSta-RiCa
REFUZA SA PREDEA TERITORIUL COTO
MARINA STATELOR UNITE in DRUM
SPRE PANAMA
TRUPELEf STUNT TRIMISE NUAIAI
PENTRU A MENTINE ORDINEA

PANAMA. % August Panama G gaia de a respnge tru
tele cosaricane aca ncerca iaeze teroriu
Coto.
Gu toate acese face nici acune finaa panace
cunoaste atunea Stateor Unite ata de Panama.
cazu ca trupee din Panama sar opune ocupate terto
.riului Coto de trupele cosaricane
Caboglamee trimise de guvernul din Panama la guver
ru Stateor Unite scopu de cunoaste audnea admins
tratiei din Washington in aceasa chese ara
puns.
Sa dat orin ca $50 de oameni inarmati carl dus
eli 81 mitraere-sa mearga din David la Coto Mitrae
Secrctaul de stat Afaro dat ordn tuuror foreor polite
nesti stea gata Panama in Colon pentru pleca
Coo Ordne smare sau dat sefor potiei din alte
Prmari primit ordne a instinteze ot vountar
lor sd pregaeasca pentru concentrate.
WASHINGTON, 90 Aug Narcisco Garay, mnistru a.
faceror exee din Panama capu msiunei din Panama in
Statee Une decarat e primt nici nstructe della
guvernu sau referoare la audnea vitoare misuni SALE
absena aceste nstructii ell ma volt declare nc
prvna motel trs de secetau Hughes guvernuui sau
nci despre expearea mane Staeor Unite care teroriu
disputat
Gu toate ca 400 de oamen din americana sunt in
drum pre America Centra pc bordu vasuui de rasboiu
'Pennsylvana crede ca Ell oczie sa sc aes
tece in chese pana atunc aceast
Fl apanata pc Gale pacinica.
Departamentul de stat cerut departamenulu flote
sd trinta aceasa trupa mijloc de precautiune.
Secreta1u Hughes in nota publcata All 81 rimisa gu
yernuu din Panama declarat vede nlc un motv ac
ccptab penu ocupar teroriuui Coto din parea
trupelor costa-1lcane.
sPennsvvania va merge la Cana!ul Panama, ala
tur flote din Pacific 81 sta depare Gle erltorul dis
puat unde comapdanul rupei putea comunca usor Gu
comandantul fortelor costa-ric
Bataonul de marina consta din compani Gle puscas 81
conpanie mitrace stat maJorn FL fost provazu
81 Gu secte de sptal Gu trei medici
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23
DECLARATIA
LUZ GOMPERS
Munca va resista la reducerea
lefei.

ATLANTIC CITY, % Aug. -
Automobile 81 inghetata sunt bu-
he pentru acei earl nu servesc So
,cietatea 81 nu produc mimic, dar
muncitorii nu trebue sd sc bucure
de nici una din aceste bunatati in
viata.' Aceasta fOst expunerea
lui Samuel Gompers inainte de a
Sc deschide eri aici Sedinta sesillnei
anuQle Comitetu'ui Executiv al
Federatiunei Americana Muncei.
Ca munca organizata va resista
ori &C incercare a capitalului de a
reduce lefurile, a fost asigurat de
Gompers. Ell secs in evidenta ca
razboiul doyedit ca muncitorii al,
fost acei carl au produs bogatii 81
ca ,taria 81 prosperitatea nationala
s'a datorit lor.
In loc de reincepe reconstruc-
tia Gu reducerea lefurilor lucrato.
rilor, intrebat Gompers, mar Fl
multi mai uman de a incepe Gu pa
tronii carl stunt in stare sa sustie
perdere din profitul lor surplus
ori din economiile lor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23
Dese0peIirea ruind|or
ului te|1lp|u

O telegrama din Atena anunta
ca in urma unor sapaturi la ST.
kyon, un oras pc coasta de sud al
Golfului Corint, care in veacul NJ
patrulea inaintea lui Christos a
fost unul din cele mai principaie
orasc ale Grcciei. s'a descoperit
ruinele unui templu mare.
Temeliile 81 coloanele pare a
indica ca templul fost zidit de
Dorieni, carl au capturat orasul
de la Ionieni 81 Eau stapinit mai
multe veacuri.
Expertii earl au vizitat nouile
sapaturi spun cd templul a fost
consacrat cultului Artemis. sora
lui Apollo 81 Ieita Vinatului in
vechia mitologie greaca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23
LuCru Gu buCata
in Russia

RIGA, % Aug.-In uzinele din
Russia S au introdus mai multe sis
tene pentru augmentarea produc-
tiei pentru ca sa sc poata obtine
della tarani-contra schimbului GU
obiecte fabricate-cantitati de ali
mente pentru muncitorii 81 func-
tionarii din orase.
lnainte Gu catava vreme s'a in-
trodus lucrul Gu bucata in speran-
ia ca astfel sc vor imbarbata mum
citorii 81 vor produce mai multi. 0
telegrama din Moscva sosita aici
spune ca toate uzinele au PRINT
ordme sd INTRODUCED acest sistem
imediat.
In multe uzine s'a introdus Sis
tcmul remuncratici individuale in
locul sistemului colectiv sperand ca
astfel Sc vor incuraja indivizu mai
sarguinciosi.
In intelesul noului sistem fiecare
fabrica primeSte rata de alimente
numai pc O luna 81 aceasta rata
Impartial la indivizi, Sc modifica
conform numarului muncitorilor
amploiati. Sc cere della fiecare ia
brica anumita cantitate de pro-
ductiune. Daca aceasta productie
Sc poate atinge prin un mai mic
numar de muncitOri, rata, care ca
de pc fiecare muncitor, va Fl maj
mare, caci surplusul Sc va imparti
intre muncitori ca un premiu.
Consiliul uniunilor tuturor rusi-
lor a anuntat muncitorilor ca ridi-
carea platii in bani II ar fl Gil Gale
acum caci aceasta ar necesita emf
terea a noui cantitati de bancnote
ce imposibil. Pana acum guver-
nnl ennis in fiecare luna 200 mi
liarde ruble de hartie.