The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-23

If railroad workers agree to re- turn submitting to arbitration, pro- vided their seniority rights are pre- served and if the railroads refuse that arrangement, some remarks to them from the President will be in order.
 Railroad workers seniority rights are as important to them as the loco motives. tracks and railroad stations to railroad owners.
 If workers say to railroads: we shall burn your building. blow up your locomotives.s that is called sabotage. for 1t is destroying prop erty In which owners have invested their dollars.
 It k just as much sabotage to threaten men with destruction of their seniority rights. for those rights are property in which the vorkmen have invested their sner- gies, their lives and their hopss
 Pietro Nun ziata, robbed, then nur- dered Professor Kotkov ee the Jew ish Theological seminary. Saito Taizo. murdered his room mate, also 2 Japanese to gss his money. Both were in Sing Sings death house, both were killed by electricity, night be- fore fsS. By different roads, langua ges, education and religions, they had arrived at the same end. Nunziata Shot his victim. Taizo strangled his with c cord. having disabled him with jiu-jitsu trick. Nunziata gave a farewell death house banquet to the man about to be eisctroeueed with him. Both ate beefsteak. French fried potatoes, eof- fee. foe cream and then smoked ci- gars.
 Where have tha Japanese and ftal- fans gone. now that ~civilizationas has killed both of them by eIsctrici- tyr Did they land In tho same hsav- en or hell by different roads. as they landed In the same death house and the same electric chairf
 Will they have another chance. . million chances perhaps. or is 1t all over after the first chancsf
 Tn ancient hunting. ladies and gentlemen rode out with hawks on their wrists. Each hawk wore a hood covering its eyes. When the hawker saw q bird that hs wanted. he uncovered the eyes of the hawk. It flew after the game. brought 1t down. The hawk was trained to ASme back and roost on the wrist again.
 That method of hunting now fig- ures in sea fighting. Our battieships will go out carrying flying machines on their decks. as the hawker carried the hawk on his wrist. A flying ma- chine, hydro-asroplane, win attack the enemy. then come back te perch on the deck ok the shAr.
 Our rsvys most important an- nouncenusnt. has perfected . device that enables . machine flying 60 miles nn hour te land on ships deck. The thsnx is dons with wires stretched aoross the deck. with weights attached Hooks under the flying manhzns seine these wires ana the machine is gradually brought to a standstz11. It works very much like the hooked claws of the falcon when 1t fsstsns them on the wrist of its owner and comes to | stop. Ma lure sets tho example and man ins- proves on naturs vastly, in creative ness. also iu dsstructtvensss.
 William 1ifen White. editer of Kansas. puts up a yellow poster ex- pressing his sympathy for striking shopmen. His fellow Kansan. Govsr- nor Allen. orders 1t down because it conflicts with the industrial court of Kansas and the Kansas system for adjudicating industrial disputes.
 White says his poster stands for the right of Americans to say and print what they think. and that you can't pass any ssw Co do away with that right
 And William Alien White is right and ought to so to Jail for his opin- Icn--if he hasn't anything more im- portant to do. A better thing than going to jail would be to stay out of jail. keep on working at his news paper and put out of office anybody that tries to put him in jail. That's the modern method.
 A machine. with long name. is supposed to detect faicshood. Al judge in Washington says the jury man is . better falsehood detsctor than any machine and won't try the machine. It is . fact, however, that certain changes occur in the human system. when . man is lying. psy- chological. and chemical change. Tn India, where natives usually testify barefoot, they watch the toes of the witness. If he twists his big toe it is a sign that he is lying. If all his toes remain quiet 1t is sign he is telling the truth.
 The eyes reveal falsehood occasion ally. Therefore the professional per jurer learns, first of all, to look you