davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glas svobode., 1922-10-31
zGlSka uInOlla ZlanGlitGga
dQlOVla in SGbG.
Ta slueaj je skoro popolnoma po-
doben onemu duhovna Halla
in njegove ljubimke.

Havre, Mont, 27. okt. = Smrt
Rev. Leonardo Jakoba Christlerja
in Mrs. Marguerite Carleton ma
Christlerievem domu ie tako ja-
sen dokaz umora In samomora Od
strani umorjene zenSke, da skoro
ne bo treba nobenega posebnega
zaslisavania, kakor Sc je izrazil
Serif svojem uradu.
Tragedija Sc je izvrsila mali
vezi ma Christlerjem domu. Mrs.
Carleton je prisla k duhovnu ma
obisk ter Sc potem odpravila ma
odhod. Pridigar io je spremil do
veze, ki drEi k prednjim vratom.
Duhovnova zena ie ostala med
tenn druzinski sobi.
Nenadoma pa je bilo, kakor pri-
poveduie vdova, cuti diva strela IL
veze. Pohitevsi V vezo je nasla
Mrs. Christler ODE tralpli lezati ma
tleh v krvi.
Mrs. Christler ie potem nemu-
donna po telefonu obyestila polici-
jo in diva prijatelja mrtvega moza.
Tadva sta dospela nemudoma ma
lice mesta ter prevzela skrb "a mr.
tvi trupli.
Samokres, katerim sta bila u
morjena duhoven in Mrs. Charlie
ton, je bill Sc vedno umorjenkinl
roki, in njen prst je bill Sc ma sa-
mokresovem petelinu, Ia samo-
kres ie velikega kalibra. NjegoVe,
ga pravega lastnika Sc MISC nasli
Po policijski izpovedbi je imela
umoriena zenska samokres malega
kalibra V posesti. Tega mu Je bils
pokazala ma cesti V eetrtek zju
Itraj. Dejala mu je, da ga ina pr
Isebi v obrambne svrhe.
Govorica Sc ie bila raznesla x
poprej, da sta imela umorjena clio
veka ljubavno razmerje med sabo
Ali umorieneevi prijatelji pravi
10, da je bila tista govorica laz.
Kaj je pravzaprav napotlLo Mrs
Carleton, da je ustrelila duhovns
i'm sebe, Sc nj dognano, ceprav S
policija neumorno prizadeva matt:
| kak kljue k temu zagonetnemr
dvojnemu umoru. Nasplosno pre-
vladuie mnenje, da Sc j Je zme
salo, ko je oddala tista strela ma
l.duhoVna in nase.
Preiskava ie razk1ila, GA Je Mrs
Charleton unicila vee pisem in
drugih listin v svojem stanovanJu
preden je odSla k duhovnu.
Glas svobode., 1922-10-31
SODELOVANJE HRVATSKEGA
BLOKA TUDI S ST. PRO
TICEM.

'Zagreb, 13. oktobra. = "Slo-
bodna Tribuna" poroea IL Beogra-
da, da je hrvatski biloxi obvestil
Stojana Protica, da more racuna-
ii ma simpatije in ma eventualno
sodelovanie hrvatskega bloka pri
njegovi akciii, XII bi Sc naslanjala
ma prejSnja pogajanja med njim
in blokom. Tia korak hrvatskega
bloka Sc smatra tukaj kot posle-
dica oslabljenia zaupanja odloc-
most Davidoyieeve akcije, cd ka-
tere ie hrvatski biloxi mnogo priea-
koval po zagrebskem kongresu.
Glas svobode., 1922-10-31
NAzNANILo.

Rojakom in rojakinjam po dr.
zavi Illinois naznanjamo, ola je g
Ivan Habiian, XII sedaj obiskuje
razne slovenske naselbine, poobla-
Seen pobirati naroenino "a elias
svobode, prodaiati knjige, h Sc
dobe v nasi zalogi in sprejemati
narocila "a tiskovine in druge pi-
sarniSke potrebscine, XII Sc izdelu-
iejo V nasi uniiski tiskarni.
Upravnistvo Glas Svobode.
Glas svobode., 1922-10-31
MAST UREDNIsKI GLANKI.

Ma drugi strani danasnje stevil-
ke "Glasa Svobode" ie citatl ma
slednje uredniske clanke;
Lloyd George in Europa.
Kulturna politika.
Resnica ie veeia Cd boga.
Glas svobode., 1922-10-31

Kakor prhajajo poroea Londona so priee ass
kupno sposno akcijo udar potem Ia
sedai gospodar gav mesth e naprmer
orenca Pisa in Cremona Zveze med osredno
Iaio pretrgane.
Kamoro so pris fs so drzavne
vadane Zd da nj o mixer nobenega pravega odpo
Crmoni er e blo usreenih ses fastov Popon
vada Manu, kjer e videti mnogo faSistovsdh 6et
Kakor zgeda e faSistovsh pogavar Bnio Musson
rekljiv dktator laSke dezele.
Ka Vktor Emanuel vrasal Musoinjevega prijatela An
tonja Salandro b bill prvo sestav kabne toda
anda odkon kraevo ponudbo Fasstovsh pogavar
pref pet mnsrh mub bill ponuden dive
ga e spreje kraj avdijenco poyeri
kabnea Use kaz da posane Mussoni mnss pedsednik
novem laskem mnisrsvu.
Ker vlada Laskem sroga treba ves odtam
kai weti prdzkom znane Ali porocia h ua sko
cenorievo to svet kaeo da e faovska armada pon kon
troll ma dezeo fig in ciron.
Fassti moblani Njihna stee pribzno mill
Jon moz VoiaSnice in faSiStOvskih rOkah
V sociiaien in komunstien list zapenjen in ustave
nj Cello Corriere della Sera haja vec Vsta majo zeez
nice pod svoio kontroo ga usavil
Peden zgna Factova vada vprzora nekakno odpor
aa nabt epa katerem doM fase vae pobune
ter obuba Hoea je udi okca obsedno sanje ali ka
mi maal podpisati t odrdbe Zato Mussoin tist
kical obsedno stanje cell laski dezeh
Use borze zapre parliament k ina sni dne
bra bo naibrz razpuSGen
Ko Musson prejel kaevo povabo e Sci najpre nemudo
ina Gabreu Anunzu da MIN posvetuje polozau Ka
kor menjo, prislo med NINA do poponega soglasa
Vest da Mussoniu poverena kabnea e
zbuda nenudoma veko senzac In poprenja
lie prenehaa Voaske obas precae prepove h h
odrede zadno soboto in fasi h ponod poas gavne
FasoVsk program e reakconaren in pov nacijonaiste
MIN pascem Vojaska pota upravna oba je
kome rih fastov diktaosko mocjo Kakor gas fsoy
ska proamaca ali rzgs bodo deavske pavce vpostevane F
sis hoceo b popsvi neoborozenm naprotnkom ali
nezpros vseh drugh Smoer fastovkega rogovnja e
''varnost in veiGina laSke dezele'
Faovsko gbanje zvira nezadovonosi nekakega
elemena Xxi upral socijalom podp ke soini
ste.
Fa ei pogat ropati In oriti deze ko je bla Via
da tako saba da nj moga zatre tega In ko u yd da
fasiovske vrse eedaebolj naraseao e druat mimi
Armada monarica njin srani Organizacije vojnih
yeteranov prkope In nekatera poroGa zaujejo
TO- da sopio oko 100000 deavcev unj nhno
stran Papez bagoslavja njno kvavo poe duhosna
Jim upira. !
Fasom ie zdea vadna gorecnost preslab notranji
vnan po Fas obubjajo da Lahom vpostevanie
DO celem svetu On nameravajo organirat zseenc XII 1--WE
tuiini, interesu njhne domovne
iavliajo da hocejo obdrza zaveiStvo Francjo Veko
Brtanio ali to da zahtevajo vecje pane ah zahtev
redozemskem Jadranu Odono da postan
Cnagora samosona drzaya in govore tud pripov
ie Itaiii
Ia program pa e @ omljen in oblaz sabo zagotovo
mir aSkimi sosednim drzavami
Glas svobode., 1922-10-31

Neka zeo razvesevega zd izjava deavskega taJ
Davisa. ;, 4;L 1,o1,on
&c prhaaio ze ma takh odoenih in merodalmh men kaof
e deavs department Zdruzenh dravah do m e
mas delavec upravcen do primerno udopnega
r;na da nj ba delaveeva delayke pravce "a
man. da nj bila brez vsakrsnega uspeha
sve pa Sc nj da j sdai e konec negoVe stare
prayde O. me- Nkakor Deavec Sc nj dospe m oo Popol
v svoih prizadevanjil "a epSe in boljse zrvlJenJe
Zao e nuino porebno da dene sedai rok k1z borbo
mai nadauie so To pa zdrzenlh IN tesno
poienh bonh ah in koneni uspe negoyega ooJevaa so
zagotovljeni
Glas svobode., 1922-10-31
Ma LaSkem je vIada popoE
nOma v faSiStOVSkih r0kah.
Fasisti so zavzeI ma pohodu Rim, Cremono,
Florence Piso in Milan.

KRALJ JE SPREJEL FASISTOvSKEGA PoGLAvARJA Av-
DIJENCO TER MU POVERIL SESTAVO NOVEGA KABINE-
Ia = "CRNOSRAJCARJI" v KONTROLI MAD CELLO
DEzELO. IF FASISTI MISC PROTI KRALJU SKO-
NINA JIH PO DAL.MACIJI IN JADRANU. JU-
GOSLAVIJA IRE TO GIBANJE S SKRBJO.
Glas svobode., 1922-10-31
Javnost obtozuje zeleZniSki
delavSki SVet v meZdnem
VpraSanju.
Predsedniku Hardingu ne prija staliSce, XII Ga
zavzema ia korporaCjia.

PosTAvoDAJA zoPER TAKsNo zNIzANJE JE PREDsEDNi
uov c11J coMPERs NAMERAVA VPRIzORITI SPLoSNo
eIBANJE IA oDPRAvo zELEzNIsKEGA DELAVsKE-
CA syETA - BELL HIsI PREvLADUJE NINE
ME DA BI Bill ZvEZNI SVET LAHKo PRE-
PRECIL zELEzNICARsKo STAVKo.
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-03-29

kurencye wytwarzaja naszym Or
ganizacyom polskim obconarodo-
we organizacye dajac premie ma
kt6re nasZa orgainzacya pokusic
sic ME moze Gnaczej trzebaby
podwyzszyG podatek), zatym trze-
ba nam obmyslaG srodki skutecz-
niejsze. Trzeba nam sic blizej "a
poznac / zrozumiec potrzeby ma.
szej organizacyi znac obowiazki,
wiadze danego urzedu: przeto tez
najpierw prezeska w przyszlosci
zamierza zwolac kolejno sekretar
XII jedne drugie kasyerki, kaz-
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-03-29

de z osobna.
Zalecala tez Prezeska r6wny
spos6b prowadzenia szczeg6l-
niej rozpoczecia posiedzen.
Ma razie jednak Szanowna Pre-
zeska ME miala ma mysli wprowa-
dzenie szerokich ceremonii, lecz
pewien obyczaj, usposabiajacy po-
niekad czlonkinie do prowadzenia
posiedzenia z jak najkorzystniej-
Sym rezultatem. w tym sensie
Pani Prezeska zamierza sic zbli-,
2yt do grup poza miejscowych
q skoro przyjdzie do konkluzyi,
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-03-29

wydaG polecenie do grup. Poleca-
la tez wyuczenie sic - Marsza
Zwiazku POlek, aby kazda cz4onki
nj go umiala odspiewac. tn trze-
ba dodac kilka komentarzy, re
marsz ten specyalnie skomponowa
ny przez nestora piesni polskiej
ma wychodztwie s. p. Antoniego
Mailka dla Zwiazku Polek, jest
tax melodyjny trafny, ze go kaz
da spiewac nauczyc sic powinna,
i ma posiedzeniach raZem zaspie-
wac, zw4aszcza zas mlodsze czlon-
kinie. Spiew odzywia ducha. Ma
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-03-29

rod polski usposobienia jest bar
dzo liryczny, tylko troski nieraz
ME pozwalaja ma wydanie glOsu
weselszego, ale ma wsp6lnych ze-
braniach trzebaby pieSn polska
zaprowadzic i rozkolysaG uspione
marzenia.
Innem poleceniem prezeski bylo
odczytanie listy czlonkih przynaj-
mniej kwartalnie do tego wylu-
szczyla powody dodatnie strony.
"Jedna i druga sekretarka powin
ma mieG kompletna, poprawiona Ii
ste re spisem czlonkih ma kazdym
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-03-29
No. 13.
ZEBRANZE CFHCAGOSKICH PREZESEK wv POLEK

Po raz pierwszy Prezeska wv.
Polek p-na A. E. Napieralska zwo-
la@a ma konferencye wszystkie Pre-
zeski grup naszej organizacyi
miasta okolicy we czwartek logo
marca do domu wv. Polek.
Zebranie jak sic spodziewac ma
lezaio, byIo liczne, powazne, lieu
jace 2 godnoscia organizacyi ko-
biecej, jak ma szanujace sic urzed
niczki przystoji. Byi to zespoi ko-
biet prawdziwych urzedniczek,
rozumiejacych swe posiannictwo,
godnie piastujacych urzad PRO-
dOwniczek czyli prezesek poszcze-
g6lnych grup Zwiazku Polek.
Wszystkie w powaznym nastroju
chwili, spokojnie wyczekujace OBJ
wieszczenia celu W jakim zostaly
zwolane, robily mile inspyrujq-
ce wrazenie.
Bylo wiele Pan kt6re sic poraz
pierwszy spotkaIy. Gi6wny Zarzad
zawsze pokiada zaufanie w swo-
ich urzedniczkach, ale ME VIE
dzial moze ami sam w jakich re-
kach spoczywaja losy organizacyi,
chociaz jak wyzej wspomniano z
przeSwiadczenia wyobrazal sobie
kim ma do czynienia, re milosc
j przywiazanie ku jedynej pol
skiej kobiecej organizacyi ma Wy
chodztwie, dotrzyma wiernosci ku
wznioslym idea}om Zwiazku Polek,
kt6rym to Gale masy kobiet pod
przewodnictwem tych wlasnie Pan
Prezesek sluza. ! nie omylil sic
nasz Szanowny Zarzad w polozo-
nym zaufaniu, lie skonstatowac
moglySmy. Smialo dumnie powie
dzieG MONA, re kobiety kochaja
swa organizacye - Zwiazek Po-
lex; sluza jej jak najwierniej l
Sztandar sw6j wysoko dzierza.
Me unosimy sic mad powaznym
zebraniem Pan Prezesek, ale kto
widzial wiele kobiet ma innych ze-
braniach, jak ma sejmie, zauwa-
zyl wielka r6znice ma jednym a
drugim zebraniu, CO naturalnie ka
2e nam sic domyslac, re ME by
10 prowokacyi. Bylo to natchnione
zebranie mialo jak zauwazylys-
my, dwojaki eel - wzajemne "a
poznanie sic i wysadowanie OPT
nil do ulepszenia niekt6rych form
] regul wewnatrz organizacyi.
Prezeska p-na A. r. Napieral-
ska prowadzila konferencye.
Poniewaz coraz to wieksza kon-
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-03-29
OBOWIAZEK OBYWATELSKI

sADY I RoWNE OBOWIAZKI.
PRAWYBORY IL KWIETNIA.
KAzDY l KAzDA KToRA MA
PRZYWILEJ CLOS OWANIA,
NIECHAJ w DNIU TYM ODDA
CLOS SWoJ MA SWOICH RoDA-
KoW.
PARTYE TEN RAJ MA BOX.
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-03-29

KOMU DOBRZE w AMERY-
CE, TEN POWINIEN ZOSTA6
OBYWATELEM A M ERYKAN-
SKIM STARAJAC SIE o PAPIE-
RY OBYWATELSKIE. JEST TO
JEGO OBOWIAZEK LOJALNO-
SCI OLA STANoW ZJEDNOCZO-
NYCH.
RoWNE PRAWA, RoWNE IA
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-03-29
ROK XIII.

posiedzeniu jedna kopie adres6w
oddac prezesce grupy. Prezeska
jest upowazniona do szczeg6lnych
Wladomosci i stanie swej grupy
cd reszty urzedniczek kazdego ra
zu skoro tego zazada,"
Dalej panna Napieralska opo-
Wledziala sic serdeczna zyczli-
woscia ably, jezeli ktora chce do
wiecej organizacyi anizeli tylko
do Wv. Polek nalezec, to zeby
wstepowaia tylko do Polskich
ME obconarodowych organizacyi.
Obey do mas ME przyjda, poc6z
my many sic garna6 pod ich skrzy
dla.
Lekcewazenie nieczytanie ko-
respondencyi Glownego Zarzadu,
jest karygodne. Wszystkie poIecc-
MIA wezwania Cd Zarzadu, powin
Ly bye IA zebralriu grupy odcZy-
tame i w powaz. spO6b G46wnemu
ZarzadOwi zakomunikowanc, byfa
inna z uWag prezeski.
Wspomniaia tez goraco pole
CHA pamietac Hallerczykach.
proszac, ably tych nieszcze$li-
wych pomietano nalezycie pod
czas ich drajwu. Wskazala przy-
tym ona wydajna prace pomoc
naszych Si6str poza miejscowych
o kt6rych nam prasa donosi, pro-
si}a o jak najliczniejszy wystep
W po}owie ma rzecz weteran6w-
inwalidow.
Nastepnie Prezeska zwoIa ze-
branie innych poszczeg6Inych u
rzedniczek w celach instrukcyi-
nych informacyjnych. Konferen-
eye takie niezawodnie wyjda ma
korzyst organizacyi i nadadza
wiekszego znaczenia powazania
urzedniczek. Urzedniczki bowiem
maja dwojaki obowiazek, ieden
wzgledem Gl6wnego Zarzadu a
drugi wzgledem czlonkih swojej
grupy. Sa one niejako poSrednicz-
kami miedzy zarzadem gl6wnym
czlonkiniami przeto tez re spra-
wami organizacyjnymi powinne
bye szeroko obeznane.
Po Wielkanocy Prezeska wyjez-
daa ma wsch6d, by 2 urzedniczka-
mi tamtejszymi konferencye podo-
bne odbyG.
Zebranie Prezesek grup bylo
entuzyastyczne i wielce pozadane.
Wla5ciwie krzatanie sic okolo VIA
snych prog6w, jest wielce korzyst
ne. Panskie oko, konia tuczy.
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-03-29
Czfonkifi do Zlu. PoLek z jednej
Rodziny.

Towarzystwo sw. Heleny, gr. 1856 Zw POlek.
Do tel grupy naleza jednej rodziny jak naste-
puje: J6zefa Waszko matka panny J6zefa, Irena Wan
da Eugenia c6rki; Helena WaszkO, bratanka pani J.
Waszko. Razem szesc czionkih Piekny przyklad. Kto
nastepnie moze sic wykazac TAXA mniesza lub wieksz
liczba? Prosimy.
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1922-03-29
ILL.,, 20 MARCA, (MARCH) 1922

I'll no sr permit orde No. o. M G 'ptt pd
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
CENTRAL GEORGIA SEES PHENOMENAL
 RECORD FOR STRIKE.
Over 98 Per Cent of PaSsen- ger Trains 0pearted During Period on Time-Freight
 Shows Increase

A phenomenal record of opera ton was made by the Central of Georgia railway during July in spite Of the strike of shopmen, according to facts and figures in a statement issued by President w. A. Winburn today.
 No trains were annulled, all freight offered was handled, a num- Der of special movements were oper- ated and big holiday travel was moved.
 Of 2,934 passenger trains operated, 2,SSS. or 9S.4 per cent were on time. Seashore business showed a decided increase over the previous month. 13S,251 Tybee passengers being handled as against 124,211 in June.
 The handling of the perishable fruit crop was accomplished without delay. The Central of Georgia moved 6,53S cars of peaches. watermelons and cantaleups, an average of 261 cars for each of the 25 working days in the month
 With the nation depending upon the south for coal, the Central eclipsed all previous records, loading from its own mines 1.74t cars as against 915 in July of last year.
 The road has PFC locomotives in SeTNlCeaple CQnQlllOn tOQay us against 264 one year ago; 101 more freight cars are in service now than in August, 1921.
 The total number of revenue loads of freight handled showed an in- crease of 7.2 per cent over July of last year. and 3.6 per cent over June, 1922.
 President Winburn gives the credit for this fine record of achievement to the officers and men in the va rious departments who put forth un- usual endeavors to meet the situation. He declares that they could keep up this fine record of operation for to days longer but that the road is TOW recruiting It's shop forces and are daily adding experienced men to it's ranks. It expects within the next 60 days to have a full comple- ment of workmen, and in closing his statement he makes grateful ac- acknowledgement of the helpful CO., operation and friendly support of the general public.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10

kind of life that produces longevity and leads to clear thinking. Now he has in mind plan to rid the creek of logs so that the boys mal make a three-mile trip by canoe. Then. too, he Is interested in blue herons on the camp and hopes to see 1t great game preserve where birds and fowls will feel at home. Best of all, MT. Gelders has brought up his son to take an interest in scouting. They have a dandy canoe that goes like the wind with an ex- pert paddler. Speaking of that we had two fellows who coulc handle canoe just about the best I ever saw. I am sure that they could make eight miles an hour in the creek where there are some Instructions! These men have lived on the Ohio river and were brought up canoeing.
 Then there was the baseball game before supper. Fancy men of gray hair-some no hair at all-playing baseball on such day as last Sat urday was. They had a time and one side went down to inglorious de- feat by the score of to 1 only to be beaten when the swimming contest came later on.
 Boys Do Pioneering
 
 with them on swimming.
 T am glad our boys get out and see what the pioneers had to under go. I am glad that they build their own log cabins, made that own hunks and do their own cooking. It will keep them from getting soft and make hardy men out of them. They do not have the Indians as my grandfather did over in Macon county. I remember how mother would tell us of the Uchees who came saround Shorters station back in the days when the federal road for the stage coaches was much bigger thing than the Central of Georgia now. Along this road tray eled some of the early settlers of Birmingham. They. too, knew pri- vation and toll. It is true some of them have branohed off into mining and medicine, but they knew what Robbie Burns had In mind when he said a mans 8 man for all of tnas. Grandfather was rather wise--he learned the Indian language, learned how to smt ke the pipe of peace and came to be Heap Bib White Chief all because he knew how to be just. and get an Indians point of view. Mother has often told how the Indi- ans would always give notice or any uprisings that might occur. It is said to be true thas the Jchees never broke faith with those they trusted. Can we say more for our boasted white race with it's scraps of paper and bones bleaching on the sands of Mesopotamia?
 Would it not be q fire thing If some of the Indians who roamed ths hills of Camp Andrews in days gone by, who fished on the creek and in the Cahaba, could come back and find that Troop 19 knows how te make a birch bark canoe, and can swim as far as Long Boy or any of their champions? Then, too. would it not do the Indian spirit good to hear them singing their songs of praise to the Great Spirit when the camp fires burn low, and the katy aids sing Go to sleep, go to sleep?' :"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10

saving of freight on sulphur brought from Texas via the barge lines from Mobile.
 Personal Equation
 W. D. Nesbitt, an original Warrior enthusiast, said the important feature of the proposed general agency et Birmingham lies in the personal con tact that it will bring about between the shippers and the management. A general agent in touch with the local shippers daily can do more to pro- mote business on the Warrior than all the boosting that can be done. He believes in the Warrior as much as ever and declares himself with Mir. Brent in the realization of the need of the proper equipment and more equipment so that lot Of bus mess capable of being handled but not handled now might be cared tor'
 The committee named by MT. Moore will probably require several days before agreeing on a man Tor general agent at Birmingham. When they do so and secure this mans acceptance of the position. they Will notify MT. Brent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
Dr. Spivey New Dean of
 Birmingham. Southern

Ludd M. Spivey. A. M.. B. D., Uni versity of Chicago. was announced yesterday by Dr. Guy E. Snavely, president of Birmingham- Southern college as dean of the local institu- ton. The addition of a dean to the official force of Birmingham South ern comes as a surprise, as Dr. Snavely has for the past year con ducted the duties of dean along with the presidents tasks.
 Professor Spivey will hold the chair of history and social science as well as act as dean, taking the place of Prof. Edward w. Goodrich, head of the department Of history who resigned recently to assume new position in the west.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
GRUBB ADDRESSES ROTARY CLUB ON
 MAJESTY OF LAW
Declares Unpopular LegiSla- ton, Delay in Punishment, Lack of Parental DisCi-
 pIine Cause Disregard

Lack of parental discipline. ten- dency of legislatures to pass too many unpopular measures and un- necessary delay in the punishment of criminals are the main causes contributing to the general disregard of law in this country according to Judge w, I. Gruhb of the United States district court, who addressed the Rotary club at the luncheon yes terday,
 Speaking on the subject of Majesty of the Law" Judge Grubb declared that with juries represent Ing popular opinion it is impossible to satisfactorily enforce unpopular laws passed by ithe legislature. Habitual disregard of one law. he said, breeds contempt of others.
 The American people, Judge Grubb stated, are not by nature law abid- ing people but despite this fact he pointed out that our ancestors taught tbeir children discipline while the schools and churches exercised dis ciplinary powers. That influence is gone now. he added, with the result that most children consider them otiNtN hhdtl Alo ltoAidiiA stt fAiAs NfCN- sequently. he said. their tendency is to disregard the civil laws also.
 In regard to the courts, Judge Crubb said experience had shown that criminals fear certainty and speed of punishment much more than they do severity of punishment He submitted that criminals ought to be tried and convicted in 30 days time.
 Judge Grubb defined the purpose of law as the attempt to secure peace and safety to the people in the com munity where 1t Is administered. The most distressing thing he thought is that so many criminals suffer no punishment at all.
 A Rotary chest" along novel lines was proposed by Dr. Percy IL Wood all and his plan was adopted by the club By his scheme each Rotarian on his birthday will contribute cents for each year of his life to be used as charity fund. Dr. Stick ney had the honor of making the first contribution.
 The club was entertained for few minutes yesterday by James IT. Heron, member of the New York Rotary club and well known public speaker and poet. He attended the luncheon while passing through the city from New Orleans.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
COAL PRODUCTION CONTINUES LARGE Total Week of July 29, 375,- 900 TonS-NeW Rec-
 ordS Made

Final figures on the coal prodsc- tion for the week ending July 29 have been compiled and show the total of 375,000 tons that was fore casted.
 One large industrial concern made record production during two weeks of July.
 Western railroads help the situation by sending in their own cars for the extra western outlet. The c. B. & Q. alone is credited with supplying the coal movement with 100 cars a day
 The 375,00o-ton production is the highest in five years in the Alabama coal field. Alabama continues to make the best percentage of produc- tion of any coal field.