davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-24
DIVADLO Sc SRiTuO.
SEDM OsOB MEZI MIMI CTYRI DETI ZAHYNULO
PRI OSUDNEM NESTESTf

- Barnsboro, Pa, %. Sedm byo zabto
mnoho inych poran6no dnes vecer kdyz dvado
Caroline ILL., kde pfedvadeny pohyblve obrazy srtio
becenstvo tenoy6 rodny bydlci druh6m poschod by
vrzen do klepa rachot by tax vek ysan byl po
lem m6ste.
iedn6 rodiny tf tlenove zahynui, a sice H. Gorman
53ety a jeho deti, hosik 1Olety dceruska 5-leta
poran6nych pet bylo vzao do Havifske
IT, kdoz utrpel lehci zranen dopraveni do vych
German eho deti rozmackani by pod dopadnuvsm
ramem.
NeStes byo pfivodeno osabenim zdi budovy kdyz od-
st6hovano staveni vedejsm ot6 vykopany
novy obchodni biloxi Zadny praskot, enz byl by
varovati di diyade neb nahoe bydc unprecedented
tastrofu. PfiSla nahle neocekavane.
Kdyby to byo stao nekolk hodn drive, snad lidf
mohlo priit zvo avsak odpoledni navs6vnc by pryt
vecern eSte nepfis kdyz nesesti ao Byo padesat
osob hlediSti divada, vetsnou d6ti
Ma msto katastroy Timed dosavila policie hasc
vrh kordon kolem budovv, tax aby pracich zchrannch
nebyo prekazeno zvedavci pffbuznym tech kdoz by d
vadle osudnou chvil
Do pGnoc nebyy ieste trosky 1pln6 prohedany stava
moznost ze isou tam ieste n6aka tela
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-24
PI. STILLMANOVA ZAZA-
LUJE 0 ROZVOD.

New York, %. cervna. Pani
Anne Urquhart Stillmanova,
cbzalovana We Stillmanov6 roz-
vodnim procesu, obmySli zada-
ii naprosty rozvod Cd sveho
manzela, James A. Stillmana,
drivejsiho predsedye National
City banky o opatrovnictvi
vsech jeii deti. Toto bylo o.
znameno dnes jednfm 2 jeji
advokatu a kroky tom sm6-
ru budou podniknuty Timed po
skonceni vyslechu V zalobe
Stillmanove. Zaroven vyhrazu-
jp 81 pf. Stillmanova pravo po-
dati doplnenou odpov6d' ma "a
lobu sveho manzela.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-24
KOMUNISTA HOLZ ODSOUZEN.
STALO Sc TO PO PROCESU, v NEMZ DOSLO
X POHNUTLIVYM VYJEVUM

Berlin 2s. eervna.s--M Max Holz casky konunista cnz
zaGen by Ceskoovensku teku do one zeme
bv dnes dozivotnmu zalaT ztratou civilnch prav
Soud $ Holzem nacelnfkem bandt1 v1dcem rude
mady obvinenf vrazdy pacsviy 1oupeze padesat il
nych zlocn zvrhal chvfem hotovou fraku kdyz zao
komunista hra pronasedovaneho hrdnu proea-
ratu posmfval soudcdm. vefenemu zalobci svedkdm
Kdyz soudce prerus vypoved ednoho svedka pro
lobu, Holz posmeSne zvola:
Bottle sc, re celV ten svnd pTisel by jevo'
Pfedsedajci soudce Brauns: "Zapovdam 81 takove rec
I4olz (krce): emu ovsem, prirozene, re ano."
Soudce (vem rozcien: "Budetei 81 pocnati takto
stydat6 dam vas spoutat nestydaty trhane umpe"
Holz (kTce jest6 vice.: "Dee spoutat wy 1rvavy
pse'
Obracee k ceamu soudu: "Vy vrazi, Wy chlape; se
poGesen"
Pfedsedajfcf soudce "Odrocuii eeni hodinu".
iIolz cni divoke posunky konecne dramatcky zdvhne
ruku vysoko rad havu) At ze revouGnf proea-
riat"
Ia ne pfilezitosti zvoai Holz "Rekl jsem vam hned
pVn den re neuznavam teno soud Povazu niko OBJ
zaovan6ho nybrz zaobce.'
Dvakdm ichz bylo stale hon6 vysekl Holz naseduiici
poklonu:
Tato soudni sin jest chev, jenz mel by byti vycisten
Soudcove verejny zaobce oddech kdyz byli Hoz-
EN- hotovi kdyz by ceste do krimnalu
Holz eden cas- mel tax slnou tlupu koem sebe u
kadal vysoke vypane vekym prdmysovym zavodim, ba
ceym mestdm jmz pffpade nevyhoveni hroz znicenfm.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-24
PODROBNOSTI UREDNfHO
CENSU.
We Spoj. Statech jest 94,S22,-
431 belochI, l0,463,Ol3
cernochu.

Washington, %. Cervna. -
Plemenne slozeni obyvatelstva
Spojenych Statu, jak ozname-
no dnes vecer censovni Gfadov-
nou, vykazuje, re zemi Jest
1922, ,431 beloch1, 10,463,-
013 cernochu, 242,959 Indiani.
Ill, ,025Japoncu, ,61,686 Cfhanu
q 9,485 jinych.
Ia poslednich deset rokI
pomerne nejvice pribylo Ja-
ponc1, a sice 0 53.9 procent. z
tohoto pribytku neivicc zfskala
California sice 30,596 z Gel
koveho pr.bytku 3S,86S Japon-
c6 "a uplynul6 desitileti.
Pfibytek bileho obyvatelstva
vykazuje pouhych 16 procent
g cernochu 6.5 proc. Indiann
ubylo o SO procent, Cihanu O
1873 procent.
Ia predchazejici desitileti,
190O-1910, pfibytek bileho
obyvatelstva We Spojenych Sta
tech vykazoval 22.3 procent.
Tento rozdil zpIsoben byl
hlavne svetovou valkou a o.
chabnutim prist6hovalectva.
Nejvetsi pr.bytek bileho oby-
vatelstva levi Sc We statech O.
hio, Michigan, Indiana, Illi-
nois a Wisconsin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-24
ZABILA MANZELA PO MA.
LICHERNE HADCE.

Akron, O., %. cervna. Dlou-
he hledani jelly mite ma
spraveni spodku sveho NAME
la, die vysetrovani policie, We
dlo k hadce mezi pi. Virginii
McKenzie-ovou, 23-letou a
Ralphem McKenziem, rovnez
23-letym, jez vyvrcholila "a
biti McKenzie-ho a zatceni "a
nekolik minut potom jeho ze-
ny ma formalni obvin6ni pro
vrazdu prvnim stupni. Nc
Kenzie byl strelen primo do
.srdce zabit u pritomnosti sve
tfilete dcerusky. Kdyz souse-
de po vystfelu prispechali, ma
Isli devcatko sedici vedle zabi-
Iteho muze ma zemi a volajici,
aby daddy" vstal a hral 81 8
MIN. McKenzie-ova prayi, re
kdyz dlouho nemohla najiti
jehlu a nit, manzel udefil j do
Iobliceje a obavajic Sc dalsiho
tyrani, chopila Sc revolveru a
'vypalila osudnou ranu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-24
KONGRES iii. INTERNATIONALLY.
zAHAJEN BYL. v MOSKVE A JEHO GLEN JEST
KOMUNISM ZBRANf REVOLUCE

Riga Lotyssko Konference tfet nternacio-
naly moskevske bya zahaena soveskem havnm mese
die radiove ednf depese obdrzen6 Mokvy
decnfm datem Depese pravf:
Koneres tfet internationally byl zahajen dnes Jeho
komnsm jeho zbran revoluce eho oporou proe-
tafske Rusko'
Taemstvf zahauie udalo pocatecnich konferen~
cch stao pe dnech mezi zahajenim internationally
a pouicni manfestac mnueho patku vcereiska.
stvch kruzfch Rze vykadana Jest vsak radiova de-
smvsl radikaln zive nadvadu ze
nadae zdstane internationally ze revoucni
papanda bude sffena vetsf jeste horlivosti
Nasedujicfch sest Americana, die moskevske "Pravdy
podepsao appel brtickm havfTdn aby setrva stavcc
Brooks Underwood, Williams, Flynn Hardy Crosby. Tito
patrne 1tastni kongresu internationally.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-24
OMfTKARI ODHLASOVALI
SETRVATI MA STAVCE.

Tvrzenim, ze nebyli sucast-
nenou stranou "a vSeobecne ar
bitrace mZde stavebnim
prumyslu. odhlasovali vcera
cleni unie plastrovac1, re Glen
stvo neni vazano spokojiti Sc
vnucenou mzdou $l.04 "a ho-
dinu a proto nedostavi Sc do
prace, pokud difference nebu-
de S kontra ktory vyfizena. u
ME omitkarn jest jedinou 21
stavebnich unil, jsoucich ma
stavce Cd |. kvetna, ktera Sc
dosud do prace nevratila. Ia
schuze odhlasovany byly ne
ktere pracovni podminky. Ma
stavbach podnikanych vice
kontraktcry, must byti stano-
ven vzdy jeden 2 Mich jako
zodpov6dnym a dale bylo Glen
stvu zakazano pracovati na
stavbach, kde kontraktofi uzi-
vaji vlastniho nadobi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-24

Atheny. %. cervna. Udalosti
nejposlednejSich dnu poukazu-
il k prijeti Reckon, aspon V
zasade, nabidky Velke Brita-
ME, Francie a Italie ma pro-
strednictvi We sporu mezi Re-
ky a tureckymi nacionalisty <
tomu cili, ably skoneena byla
valka V Male ASH.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-24
STAVKA LODNfKU
SkONCENA.

New York, %. 6ervna. VSe-
obecna stavka sdruzenych unit
lodniku, zahaiena /. kvetna.
dnes byla prohlasena "a dred-
ne skoncenou. Hlasovani zdej-
sich uni topi6G a plavcu uka-
zalo, re clenov6 isou hotovi
vratiti Sc do prace bez dohod-
mutt vlastniky lodi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-24
kRALI PETROVI JEST
LEPE.

Belehrad, %. cervna. We
zdravotnim stavu krale Petra,
jenz byl po dlouhy cas- tezce
nemocen, nastalo V poslednfch
dnech pozoruhodne zlepseni. /.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-24

zachranili, prchli do Mongol-
ska. Sovetova vlada moskev-
ska nabidla republice Dalneho
vychodu vojenskou pomoc ma
odrazeni barona Ungern-Stern-
berga, ale vlada City odpo-
vedela, ze je dosti silnou, ably
81 to . chlapfkem tim jeho
bandami vypofadala sama.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-24
COMPERS UTOCf MA
HEARSTA.
Cjni novinarskeho magnata
zodpovednym "a rozvireni op-
posice proti sobe.

Gompers, dlouholety predseda
Americke Federace Prace, dnes
odpoledne Zpusobil veliky roz-
ruch Zasedani sjezdovem,
kdyz podnikl vasnivy utok ma
Williama r. Hearsta, ktereho
obvinil, re Sc pokousi o znice-
nj jeho charakteru, reputace a
postaveni, jez zaujima V del
nickem hnuti.
Prohlasiv, ze Sc nedoprosuje
o hlasy V bitve, jiz bude mu
svesti Ultra Johnem l.. Le-
wisem cd havirske organisace
o predsednictvi Americke Fe-
derace Prace, nicmene primo
vyzval organisovane delnictvo,
ably dalo zadostiucineni jeho
vudcovstvi a zavrhlo "jedova-
tou Hearstovu kampaa."
Velkych ovaci dostalo Sc
staremu predsedovi, kdyz skon
Gil svoji tricetiminutovou utoc-
nou rec a dokonce delegati,
ktefi byli priznivi Lewisovi,
prohlasuji dnes vecer, ze jest
to "cestnou povinnosti sjezdu
znovuzvoliti Gomperse jako
protest proti hanebnym ito
kum, iez vedeny byly proti ne
mu po dlouhou dobu.'
Pred tim nez Gompers vessel
do auditoria dnes odpoledne,
jeho pfatele predpovidali, re
ma zaiistenych 1000 2 5000
lhlasu az pride k volbe, avSak
stoupenci Lewisovi byli stejne
jisti zvolenim sveho "pokroko-
veho" kandidata.
Ones vecer vsechno pouka-
zuje. ze zitrek bude svedkem
noveho triumfu pro Samuela
Gomperse timtez i pro kon-
servatism americkem delni-
ckem hnuti.
We sve reci prohlasil Com
pers, re nepratelstvi Hearsta
proti sobe priklada dvema
pricinam.
"V jeho potrestenem mozku
zrodila Sc myslenka byti pre-
sidentem Spoj. StatG, a mam-li
pouziti reel ulice, ia do toho
nevideP."
Druha pricina byla, ze "ode-
prel jsem podporovati jej V je-
/ no lsili vyslani americkych
voiaku do Mexika, ably chrani-
Ii Hearstovy pozemkove drzeb-
nosti V te zemi."
Hearst jest muzem bez du-
very donna neb ucty kdekoli ma
svete," zvolal Gompers rozci-
len ma nejvyssi mfru.
John l.. Lewis. kandidat "a
pfedsednictvi Federace, pres
zjevne sympatie, jez projeve-
NY Gompersovv dnes odpoled-
ne. vydal prohlaseni, v nemz
slibuje, ze v padu sveho zvole-
nj bude sledovati aggresivni
smernici zcela We smyslu pokro
koveho smysleni V americkem
delnictvu. Teto aggresivnosti
jest pry tfeba vzhledem k
zpupnosti a rozpinavosti korpo
raci a kapitalu v1bec a do vel
ke miry j stanovisku mnohvch
soudG a dfad1 proti delnictvu.
V dnesnfm zasedani sjezdu
Americke Federace Prace zno-
va dostalo Sc schvaleni ohiosk6
mu d6lnickemu kompensacni-
mu zakonu. ienz odporucen ia
ko vzor pro iine statv.
q dalsiho iednani zasluhuie
zmfnkv.. ze resoluce. abv moe
vvpovidati valku vzata bvla 2
rukou kongresu a svefena pri-
mo lidu. jenz hlasovanfm bv 0
tom rozhodoval, byla porazena
21,742 hlasy proti s14,530.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-24
BISKUP KOUDELKA UMiRA.

Duluth, Mimi. 23 - Zvot bskupa J. NJ Koudel-
ky kaolcke decese Superior Wis, zvona uhasina
eho Jest ocekavana kazdym okamzikem oznamen W.
dano bylo dnes ve6er DR. T. J. OLearym, oserujicim
rem. Nemocny by bezvedom posednich padesat hodn
po vice dnf nemohl polykati
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-24
JAPONSKO V sIBIRI.
HraJe 81 tam ma vladnouci moe
a klade tezke podminky uznani
repuhlilsy Dalneho Vychodu.

| eklug, IL. c6FVna. - Die
informaci, podanych tinskou
vladou a doslych cd jeji zastup
ce Y Cite, Japonsko ucinilo u
znani ruske republiky Dalneho
vychodu zavislym ma osmi pod
minkach, ktere .sou nasleduji-
CT: Japan must dostati dovole-
nj posilati lodi po splavnych
fekach uzemi republiky Dali
neho vychodu; Japanu musi
byti dovoleno, ably mel ucasten
stvi ma dopravnim systemu re-
publiky; Japan musi dostati
pfilezitost k zuzitkovani bo-
hatstvi lesniho; ruska republi-
ka musi uznati vysadni prava
japanska V oblasti Heilunkian-
gu; Cita zarovea musi uznati
vsechna prava, ktera byla Ja-
panu zarucena drivejSi rusko-
laponskou smlouvou a musi "a
platit nahradu "a zivoty Japon
c0 "a zniGeni iaponskeho ma
jetku pr dfivejsich vytrzno-
stech. Cita zaroven must po-
skytnouti postacitelnou zaruku.
re Sc stane pravou demokracii,
schopnou obrany zivotu a ma
jetku Japoncn. Tyto podminky,
jez ukazuii, re Japonci sc chte-
/ il ma Sibiri pevne usaditi, jsou
pry odpovedi ma nedavne ulti-
matum, odevzdane Japanu Dal
nou vVchodni republikou pro-
strednictvim ieIho vyslance V
1Cine.
Toxic %. Cervna. Vlada v Ci-
t6 naridila mobilisaci deseti
rotniku, muzu rozenych Cd r.
1890 do 1901 a zarove'1 mobi-
lisaci ysech byvalych dGstojni-
ku. TAX telegrafuje Sc z Char
binu zdejSi novinarske agentu-
re Kukusai.
Toxic, %. cervna. - Kdyz
Japonsko odvola sve vojsko re
Sibife, stahne take oddly, KITE
re rozestaveny jsou podel W.
chodocinske zeleznice k jeji o.
chrane. TAX oznamuje zdejsi
tasopis Asahi. Tyto zeleznicni
hlidky byly poslany 2 Mand-
zurska oddelen6 cd hlavni vo-
ienske vypravy, ktera byla po-
slana Q Japanu do Sibire.
Zpravy 2 Vladivostoku O.
znamuji, ze dochazi k vaznym
nedorozumenim mezi vladimir
organy vladivostockymi a ja-
lpanskym vojskem dusledku
prohlidek, ktere provadi ruska
milice, hledaiici skryte zbra-
ne, cimz ma byti zabraneno no
wynn revolucnim pokusnm. PRIV
nj prohlidky prove deny byly v
| japonske ctvrti a mely "a ma
sledek zatceni nekolika stou-
lpencn Keppelovych. Japonci
PROFESSIONAL, prohlasujice, re
ctvrt' ia je pod ochranou ja-
ponske vlajky, a dokazovali, re
drive bylo ujednano, re takove
prohlidky budou provadeny
spolecne Rusy Japonci. V od-
vetu japonsti vojaci pfisli dc
ruskych vladnich budov a IRA
doven, podrobili pfitomne pro-
|hlidce a odzbrojili ty, kteri ne
NELL dosvedceni, ze jsou zplno-
mocneni Ike sluzbe policejni
IVelitel ruskeho vojska We Via
divostoku pry prchl ma jisty
Iparnik.
Peking, %. cervna. - Proti-
bolsevicke silly pod velenim ge-
nerala barona Ungern-Stern-
berga, ktere vtrhly do jizni 81.
bife, byly dplne potreny arma.
dou republiky Dalneho vycho,
du. jak Sc sem telegrafuje 2 Ci.
ty. v depesi Sc pravl, ze "lupic
ske tlupy' byly skoro uplne pc
hubeny a ze tech malo, kteff sc
The New York herald., 1921-10-26
M'KENNA SEES DANGER
IN PAYING WAR DEBTS
Financier Thinks Britain Bet
ter off Without Them.

CHICAGO, Oct. z,.-4 yment by Ger
many Of her reparations debt to Great
Britain and repayment by the Allies OF
the war loans from Great Britain Nigh,
prove rather curse than blessing >
said Reginald McKenna, former Chan.
cellor of the Exchequer of Great Brit
ain. addressing the Commercial Club OF
Chicago.
I'VE lose more in our country by the
existence of 100000 unemployed" he
said. than we shall ever get In value
from the German reparations over a
period of thirty years. And what / say
of ourselves Is true In lesser degree Of
the United States. When I see these
things ! really bcgin to doubt whether
1t is for the benefit OF the United King
dom that these reparations should be
paid"
The net war debt due Great Britain
exactly equals the amount that Great
Britain owes the United States, he said,
and added that 'as to the amount due
the United Kingdom. 1 am not only not
sanguine of receiving II, but IL 1t were
In my power at this moment ! would
cancel It." He dded: II do not say the
same of the American debts. They must
be accepted In the form OF commodities.
as that Is the only way in which foreign
debts can be paid. IL they are TO be re-
ceiyed al ALL"
The New York herald., 1921-10-26
ROADS HERE REPORT
MANY MEN ASLOYAL
Managers After Canvass Prom
ise Adequate Service if
Strike Occurs.

Railroads serving the metropolitan
district will be able to keep running an
adequate. number Of both freight and
passenger trains In the event Of a rail-
DAD strike. according to an announce
:ncnt yesterday after a meeting Of
twenty-five members Of the General
Managers Association at IS Church
street.
+. NJ. Rine. vice-president and gem
ersl manager Of the Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western, who presided, said
that the managements canvassed more
than so per cent of their employees and
found that substantial percentage had
3 'gnifscd their intention Of remaining at
work even though a strike Is called.
The managers reported that thousands
OF applications had been received from
ren nblc to run trains. Men IN those
districts affected by the outlaw" strike
last year are showing a greater dis
Nosition to remain at work than In
ther districts. The association will
,eet again Friday morning.
Two hundred representatives of vari-
Gus industries, State departments and
ransportation lines met yesterday at
The offices of Z. II. Uuterbridge. chair
ran OF the Port of New York Author
ify, II Broadway. and formed an or
n" nizati to handle the movement OF
'oodstufrs and other necessaries X
"a lroad strike occurs.
Edwin j. O'Malley. Commissioner OK
Markets. announced that he had con-
GUIDED negotiations for the transfer. be-
ginning tomorrow. of $4,000 tons OF
: oke to this city. where 1t Will be avail
able to householders at cost not ex-
ceeding SO ton.
The New York herald., 1921-10-26
DIETOTHERAPY EXPLAINED
AT CHICAGO CONVENTION
Scientists Outline Proper Foods to Eat to Grow Well
Milk Pills, Vegetable Meat Cooked Bran
and Solid Oil Are Offered

Special Despatch to THE NEw YoxK HERALD
CHICAGO, Oct. 26.--How to cure golfer.
diabetes and nervous headaches by
dietotherapy were among the revelations
made at the convention of the American
Dietetic Association.
Dietotherapy is new one. 1t takes
it's place along with hydrctherapy. cleo
trotherapy. psychotherapy and other
special branches OF medical science
which In the days of our forefathers
were included under the general head Of
castor oil and common sense.
J. sotherapy Is the science of curing
by .eeding. 1t Is next thing to the fat
girls consolation. eat and grow thin II
means In brief, eat and grow Well
Cooked bran--a sort Of superbran for
the elite among the health food" fans !:
malt honey and malt sugars pills made
OF milk; food made from crude oil In
solid form: vegetable meat; these are
but a few Of the dietotherapeutic foods
offered. Few. 1t seems. realize the value
of well balanced meal. but often be-
cause the housewife has an instinct for
The New York herald., 1921-10-26

correct proportions rather than a
scientific knowledge OF what they
should be.
Mrs. Laura Pegram. medical dieti-
tian of Battle Creek, believes people eat
too much meat and white flour, and not
enough fruits. She believes In food as a
preventive medicine, that IS, II person
eats properly. he can correct any de-
veioping malady. provided he begins
early enough.
Miss Helen Monsch. head of the nutri-
tion and food department at Cornell,
says the young American mother Is pay
ing more attention to correct foods than
half dozen past generations put to-
gether.
1T Is most satisfying to see the in
terest the modern club woman takes in
dietetics." she said. "She wants to learn
how to run her kitchen, how to feed each
person and why. Last year / spoke be-
fore many parent teacher groups and 1t
was surprising TO find how many had
been reading text books on the feeding
OF growing child. One OF the most in
teresting facts noted was that nibbiing
between meals is being entirely abol.
ished."
The New York herald., 1921-10-26
BEWARE OF HARDING,
CAUTIONS DAUGHERTY
Says President Will Act il
Rail Men Strike.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., Oct. 25.

Special Despatch TO THE New YoRK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., Oct. 25.
In completing the Government pro-
gramme Of action In the event OF a
national railroad strike Attorney~Gen-
eral Daugherty announced to-day that
avery agency would be employed to pro-
tect the interests of the public and to
keep trains running.
The public has no patience with the
proposed strike,' Mr.. Daugherty de-
clared. "Thers Is plenty of law to pre-
vent a serious tieup. and the Depart
ment of Justice will not hesitate to
act.
The President, when the proper time
comes. will say what is necessary. Then
those who are responsible must take the
consequence
Mr. Daugherty added that In case
anything happened" the naming of
those in charge Of the strike in the call
sent out was an accommodation to the
Department of Justice.
Completion OF the Government pro-
gramme came during a two day con-
ference that Mr. Daugherty had with
five United States attorneys from cities
in the Eastern section of the country
1t was announced that another confer.
ence Is to be held In the West for the
benefit of the United States attorneys
there, so they will be aware of the gen.
eral programme.
Mr.. Daugherty intends within a day
or Two 10 send detailed instructions to
all the United States attorneys for use
in emergency. The matter Is one of
preparation. Mr.. Daugherty declared.
At the same time neither the At
torney-Gsneral nor the United States
attorneys who participated in the con-
ference felt that the strike would ma
terialize. They thought perhaps some
walkouts might occur, but that they
probably would not be general The
feeling prevailed that If trouble oc-
ours 1t will not be so much in the larger
cities, where there is complete police
protection. as in the smaller communi-
ties and at railroad centres, junction
points and terminals
The New York herald., 1921-10-26
ROADS REFUSE PLEA
TO RECALL PAY CUT
Continued from First Page.

possible reduction of wages by the labor
beard.
"S.nce the organization of the board.
a little more than eighteen months ago.
more than 1000 cases involving dis
putes between the carriers and en-
ployees have been flied. More than 700
of these disputes have been disposed Of
The board has peen deluged with
minor disputes. which would not have
been sent here had the carriers and their
employees cooperated In the establish
nent OF adjustment boards, as provided
in the transportation act.
Three questions OF paramount i'm
portance have been before the board.
the wage increase of 1920 the wage re-
duction OF 1921 and the adoption of new
rules and working conditions.
The two wage controversies were dis
posed of. The board has been
justly urged by the carriers to complete
its consideration of the rules and hand
down its decision.
1T is the Judgment OF the board that
as matter of procedure 1t would be
unwise and as matter of policy unjust
10 discontinue the consideration of rules
and working conditions and enter into
q oicH5th nearing o. dI u
reduce wages at this time.
1T is not within the province of the
board TO shut the door In the face of
either carriers or employees. but
Il Is within the discretion of the board
to fix the time when it will take up and
consider the numerous matters sub
mitted to IL.
1T will thus become apparent that the
who are protesting against
further wage cut are crossing bridges
long before they can possibly get to them
and that the carriers cannot hasten
wage reduction by applying for It at this
time
The board Is not affected by
the threat of a strike. . 1t adopted
several weeks ago policy of making
everything secondary to consideration Of
rules and working conditions. but
even with the greatest diligence It will
require considerable time to complete
the decision on rules.
I'm view of the above considera tions,
It Is the purpose of the board that the
submissions OF carriers and employees
on rules and working condi ions shall
be completely disposed of before hear
ing Is had on any question Of wages
affecting said class OF employees or any
carrier covered by decision No. 147 t165
Class railroads)."
The New York herald., 1921-10-26
SIX ALLIED SUPPLY
BOARD ENJOYS ARRIVE
Representatives of Four Ma
tions Get Official Welcome.

Six members Of the Military Board
OF Allied Supply arrived yesterdi by
the United States Army tro nsport C-n-
tigny. They are Gen. a. A. McfIardy
and LIeut.-Col. c. J. Dsubney of the
British army; Gen. Ippolito Parrelli and
col. Luigo Lazzi of the italian arny:
Col. L. v. Clemenson of the French
army and Col Adolphe Cumont OF the
Belgian army They were met at Quaran-
tine by Major-Gen. Robert Lee Bu'iard
and Brig. Gen. Charles @. Dawes, taken
aboard the army tug Lexington and
landed at Pier A. receiving salute from
Governors Island on the way At tho
pier they were greeted by Col George
Buriclgh Of Gov. Millcr's staff and cs-
corted TO the Waldorf.