davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1923-09-17
By the Associated Press.

BY the AssocihSed Fress. ~ ~.
SEATTLE, Wash, September IT,
Newspaper men OF the Pacific coast
did their share OF relieving the finan-
cial difficulties of some OF the
destitute survivors Of the Japanese
earthquake who arrived. here yes
terday. Photographs OF the scenes
connected with the disaster sold at
a high premium and eyewitness
stories OF survivors sometimes
brought as high as 500.
II haven't a cent, but have a
story" said one woman in borrowed
clothes, who has lost everything she
had in the world and was faced with
the necessity of finding work In a
strange land Immediately. She asked
for $50.
Fair enough" said reporter, and
the deal was closed.
Photographs were IN the greatest
demand. 1t was said that one trans
action for less than two complete
rolls OF undeveioped films involved a
money transfer of $1,000. Photographs
were hastily gathered on the ship as
she lay at the Canadian government
quarantine station at william Head
and dispatched by airpiane I'd victoria
Evening star., 1923-09-17
PLANS VETERAN HOME.

SAN FRANCISCO. September H.
rhe establishment of a home for dis
Evening star., 1923-09-17
WALES TAKES RIDE
|NCAB or ENGINE
Occupies Fireman's Seat on
Canadian Speciat-Wet
coined by Cowboys.

WINNIPEG, Manitoba, September
17.--Molnting the cabin of the en-
giue OF his special train at lngoiI'
Ontario, about 130 miles east OF mere
on Saturday, the Prince of wales,
travelling as Lord Renfrew. tenn
porarily. relieved the fireman OF his
seat.
The prince rode in the locomotive
for about twenty-five miles before
rejoining his party in the coaches.
welcomed BY Cowboys.
HIGH RIVER, Alberta, September
17.-Cowboys, ranchers and towns
people of the High River district ac-
corded the Prince of Wales royal
welcome when his special train ar
rived here late last night
For the first time since his arrival
in Canada tho prince walked from
the station to the main street of the
town unaccompanied by either secret
service men or police.
''They are my neighborS. Why
should they not greet meg asked the
royal rancher of his secretary. and
tho police officers were compelled to
watch the proceed ngS of welcoming
the owner of "E P. ranch" from the
windows of their private car.
Greeted as "Chief Morning star"
AS the prince reached the street
David Bears Paw and Red Cloud,
minor chiefs of the Stoney Indians
from the Morley reservation, were
waiting to greet him. When the
prince drew abreast of them Bear
Paw stood erect and in perfect Eng
ltsh sa' d, Gree etings, Ohief Morn
ing Star. your brothers of the Stoneys
salute you"
for a moment for the correct way
TO return the greetings, hesitated,
then gravely proffered his hand and
said, Morning Star is proud to greet
his brothers Those who. overheard
the conversation applauded heartily.
and no one was more pleased than
the Indians themselves. The prince
then proceeded 10 his ranch by auto
mobile.
Evening star., 1923-09-17
FLYER GOES ESQ MILES
AN HOUR FOR RECORD
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
mitchell FIELD, N. Y. September
l7.-Lieut. "Al'' Williams claimed to
have established new unofficial
world speed record by averaging ESQ
miles an hour In a Navy Curtiss
racing plane. He depended entirely
upon his indicator. not flying over a
measured course.
The speed record was twicec broken
last week over measured distances. on
Monday by Lieut.. L. H. Sanderson,
who few 2Ss miles an hour at Roose-
velt Field, and on Thursday by Lieut..
Harold j.. Breau, who made 244l5
miles an hour at Mitchell Field. Lieut.,
Breaue record was also made In a
Navy Curtis5 racer, ~hiie Lieut.
Sanderson few in a Wright Navy
fighter.
Evening star., 1923-09-17
Silk Canton Crepe
$2.65

A pure all-silk quality that absolutely
cannot be replaced at this price. Heavy
weight, ideal for fail frocks, in thirty Of
the loveliest autumn colorings, including
gray, tan, navy and black. 40-inch.
Evening star., 1923-09-17
GANG GETS $4,000
in ROADHOUSE RAID
- ~
Armed Bandits Break In on
It's Patrons at Gam
bling House.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
! SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,. September IT,
Ten masked bandits, armed with au-
tomato shotguns and revolvers held
up the wayside Inn. a roadhouse
three miles from here. early yester-
day. and after rcbbing approximately
l7e patrons and a gambling game In
the rear of the place. escaped with
cash and tewelry amounting to. $4,000.
Women screamed as four of the
bandits entered the front door, firing
O Voiiey OF shots. Patrons rushed for
tne rear entrance, but were mot by
Evening star., 1923-09-17

abied woman veterans OF the world
war was announced here By Mrs.
Eugene K. Sturgis of Oakland, chaiv-
man of tke Women's Overseas Service
League The institution. she de-
lciared. Is 70 be located at Oanvilie,
Ohio. using three buildings OF the old
soldiers home there as q nucleus.
Evening star., 1923-09-17
EXHIBIT MADE OF GOLD
IN RUSSIAN STATE BANK
Vault Shown. Said to Contain 9S,-
100000 Rubles and Foreign Cur
rency Worth "a, ZOO, 900 Rubles.
By the Associated Press.

MOSCOW, September IA number
OF foreign missions recently have had
an opportunity to learn whether the
Russian state bank really has a gold
reserve. Piloted by n director of the
bank, they are said to have seen a big
vault containing sacks and boxes Of
gold bullion, valued at $4,000, 900 gold
rubles, and also safes in the Central
Bank which contained foreign money
worth 100000 gold rubles, in addi-
tom to numbers of sacks filled with
IIaSSian gold coin
Evening star., 1923-09-17
First Quake Survivors, in Us.
Get IS 900 for Photos Of Ruins

ana Vancouver, B, CT; Seattle ana
other coast points. Others were hur-
ried eastward by fast mall
Nearly two score reporters and
photographers boarded the
Jefferson at William Head.
Evening star., 1923-09-17

the other four masked men, armed
with shotgurs. One of the men
leaped on the counter and ieveied
his gun at the crowd. while the 9TH
sers searched the patrons The frBt
"hauP' was $4,000, taken from the
gambling game. Ordering the pa
irons to line up In single file In the
rear" the bandits searched each pa
tron, who was then ordered TO pass
into the main dance hall, where oth-
ers OF the gang stood guard over
them.
billy" Evans. conducting the gam
bling game. was felled to the floor
by one of the gang when he was too
glow. In moving away from the pile
of silver dollars on the table. The
proprietor was knocked down when
he grumbled as one OF the masked
men robbed the cash register.
When the search was completed the
back door was boarded up and pa-
irons ordered to stand still and keep
their mouths shut" Locking the
front door from the outside. the BAN
dts fed. According TO witnesses
two automobiles were used by the
gang.
Police from all surrounding towns
and cities were notified and every car
on the highways was stopped. No
trace OF the gang could be found.
PLANS VETERAN HOME.
SAN FRANCISCO. September H.
The establishment of a homo for 7Ic
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-03
DELNfCI, KTERf POSTAVILI
MAYOROVU TABULI
POKUTOVANI

Municipalni soudce T. <.
Green shledal ctyri zi'izence
navestni firny The H. H.
Packer Co. vinnymi ze neza-
konnym zphsobem postavili ma
St. Clair vych. 88. ul. ma
vestni tabuli s mayorovou sa-
ncchvalou a odsoudil je k pc
nezitym pokutam. Pravnik "a
lovanych muzI, lteri sc do pro
ceau dostali '.iako PLAT do
kreda" podalf sice odvolani,
ale bude 0 mem jednano teprA
We pozdeji, kdy take uredn6
ma byti rozuzlena celia podiv-
ma afera poruciki Hagena' "a
Pottse, ktefi Sc Ibrani presaze-
nj 2 trestu "a to, re zatcenim
zmlnenych muzd pry konah
jen svoji povinnost. Odsouze-
|, nj delnlku "a to, re vykonali,
co jim bylo narizeno, piipoml-
ma stare porekadlo Mali zlo-
dejove Sc vesi, kdezto velci Sc
volne probihaji."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-03
r. u. r.

Sensacni drama Karla Cap
ka, ktere 81 dobylo razem vse-
china svetova jeviste, bude ko-
necne proyedeno Ultra V obvy-
kIou hodinu odpoledni ma je-
visit Ceske Narodni Sine ma
Broadway delnickymi ochot-
Milky We prospech q. V. c. S.
O. Rozbor hry jsme sveho ca
su pfinesli verime, re pora-
datele provedenim nasemu o.
becenstvu sc nemalo zavdecl.
We hre lusten jest problem ro
botu, zhotovenych to lidi, nj
kterak strojnich automatu, a
le lidi S lidskym organismem,
vsak bez vzn6tu, citu a lasky,
jakas prostredi mezi clovekem
a strojem. Robotum vpraveny
jsou pozddji i nervy a nasle-
dek toho jest vzbourenl, Ia
huba lidi, ma jejichz misto ma
stupuji robot jiz vypravenl
vsemi vlastnostmi cloveka
Rosumovi Universalni Robot
byli hrani jiz v New Yorku a
V Chicago ma ceskych jevi.
stitch "a nebyvaleho uspechu
Po zitrejsim predstaveni uspc
radana bude obvykla tanec
nj zabava.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-03
NASE MESTSKE POLICIST.
ssen KY.

Prvni clevelandskou poll
cistkou Sc stala slecna Eliska
M. Metzgerova a pozdeii jme-
novany ST. Frances H. CRATIC
va Emma S. Schullerova-
Vsechny podavaji sluzebni ra
porty policejnimu naceinikovi
Graulovi 2. hod. odp. Zpl'a
w isou mnohdy velice zalima-
We Zde jedno dobrodruzstvi
pol. Metzgerove jez jest TAX
to statecnou damou. Patroluje
v obycejnych satech maie .jen
odznak nenapadne noseny.
Ma rohu potkal il clovek, je-
muz We znacnejsi mire podari
10 Sc obejiti prohibicni zakon.
Spatre peknou poatavu, poku-
sill Sc napity seladon navazati
znanicst: "Halou, zlaticko -
nesla byste Sc mnou -ujk l.
ma prochazku - ujk.' Oslove-
ne 71atrko, bylo proto, ale j
hgm zHhsobem, popadlo ne.
zh8q rdsSR28d "strejce ochmel.
ku"lsza 4limec a statecne jej
odvleklo k policejnlmu telefo.
nu, kde zachvill1u do "cerne
Mari" nasedl pares, ovsem ne
do "sambr separe", ale pred
policejniho soudce.
DIE svedectvi policejniho Sc.
ia konaii zeny, jako policistky
svoje pov;nosti velice svedo'
mite a jiz dnes sc mllze krat-
ka iejich cinnost vykazati zna
cnJm rekorden tinu ntkdy
statecnych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-03
ROZDELILI Sc o ODMENU
"a DOPADENf KABERO-
VA VRAHA.

Ma vypatrani yraha Dana
Kabera, zavrazdeneho V roku
1919 vypsal otec jeho Moses
odn6m S25O0, o kterou sc
hlasilo celkem Ia uchazecu, Z
nichz pet uznano, ze mali ma
odm6nu narok a take penize
byly mezi ne rozdeleny die
rozhodnuti okresniho soudce
P. e. Blaira Z Mount Vernon,
.jenz zaseda vypomocn6 ma sou
de zdej$im.
III. Giglia Z Eaton, pi. E. Ber
nlarova a pi. M. A. Deeringo-
". z Lakewood obdrzcli po
S700, kdezto J. Adams a A.
Gillette kazdy 5000. Prvne
jmenovanJ ulveal policii ma sto-
pu k zatceni vlastniho vraha
Gala. jenz odsouzeAl lest M
dozivotl podobne jake man.
zell1a zavrazdeneho, Eva Ka-
terina Kaberova. ,Ostatni po-
dali lifadum informace O spik
nuti vlastni manzelky proti
zavrazaenemu, jeho5 otec sam
pozadal soud, aby urcenou od-
menu rozdelil.
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Zlccin ci ncsiesti?

fijna byl pohresovan 27lety
rotmistr Josef Dosko cd 1O2.
pluku delostrelectva. Pluk o.
byva kasarny We Ctyrech Dvo.
rech u Ces. Bud6jovic. Zmize-
nj DoSkovo bylo pricinou ruz-
nych povesti, al teprve po-
slednich dnech byla Zahada
vysvetlena. Dne 10. t. m. do
poledne byl pohresovany vo-
jim vytazen z reky Malse, biz
ze mostu u Biskupske ulice.
|Soudni pitvou neshledano na
mrtvole nasili. Dosko zemrel
utopenim. Zahadou zustava je
ste, jak Sc dostal do vody. V
te pricine zjisteno zatim, re
Josef Dosko, ktery byl vel
kym ctitelem krasneho pohla
vi, bavil sc dne 80. zari az do
/. hodiny V noci sc svou mi
| lou, sluzebnou Emilii Sladkou,
" hostinci Cutkove We Ctyrech
Dvorech, kterou pax. doprova-
eel do Havlickovy kolonie,
kde v elsie $50 bydli. Cestou
zastavili Sc V hajecku "a Ne
meckym domem, kde jak Slad
ka udava, usedli ma brehu
Malse. Potion Sladka odesla
pry domu. Cd te chvile DoskC
zmizel. Emile Sladka bylla dc
praveina do vySetfovaci vazby
jezto jest V podezreni, ze bra
lnic Sc Doskovi, shodila no dc
,vody, kde tyz, neumele plo.
watt, V opilosti utonul. Take
Sc myslilo, re Dosko stal Sc
obeti misty dvou feZnickycf
chasniku, nimiz sc v hostin
ci pohadal, ii vsak, byvse ne
Ipolicii pfedvedeni, naprostt
urcit6~ dokazali svoji nevinu
Iahadny pfipad sc die vyse
TRUE.
Atentat ma Daskalova pres
porctou. Athanas NikoloN,y llt'
ry zavrazdil ma SmichOve bu
harskeho vyslance Daskalova
. bude Sc zodpovidati pro zl0
Gin dkladnG vrazdy V nasta
vaJh"lm llsLopadoyeln obdub
prazske poroty.
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ma polich. Ty bychon nell
nechat donna, aby sdelAvah
pole, ably pracovali v dilnach
aby sc zenili a vychovavali
rodiny a tax uchranili pristi
generaci 1od nedostatku a pfi
zdravi.
Prohlaseni valky urcuji
vzdy lide starsi, ktefi obycej
ne brzy zmiraji. Ii, jiz vyko
mali svoji telesnou dusevni
praci, ma toInto svete.. Ty by
chom NELL dat do prvnich "a
kopu, aby tam dokazali to
sve vlastenectvi, ktere tenn
mladym TAX casto z fecnists
odporucuji. Pak-li to pfinasi
slavu, pro vlast zemriti, DEF
me tenn sedivym hlavams pri-'
lezitost Sc proslavit.
. Prvne bych zaradil do ar
mady vsechny pravniky a vSe-
chny recnfky, kteri valku od-
porucuji. Dale vsechny kon-
gresniky senatory Spojenych
lStatu, bez ohledu ma jejich.
zdravi a do 'ktereho statu ma
lezi, bych dial do prvnich rad.
Dale bych do prvnfch zakopu
dal bankere a obchodnfky S
valecnymi potrebami.
zadny muz pod 35 roku by
nebyl k vojsku prijat, ty two
| II tn nejvetsf ztratu We val
kach jak Sc dosud vedou.
Kdyz sc bez valky nemdze
me obejit, necht' isou prvne
zabiti ii, ktef.i valku odporuGu
IN, dale ket aSOve, JenZ z val
ky bohatnou a ii muzi, jenz
nejsou vice schopni pro tuto
zem neco dobreho vykonat.
Kdyz valka musi byt, ude-
lejme z nj velky stroj (great
wedding machine) pro prove
trani lidske spolecnosti, tax
aby> ii, kteri ma zivu zdsta-
nou, byh zpusobilejsi praco-
vat pro stesti a blaho vsech
zijicich lidi nez byli ii pred
valkou. Provedenim toho pla
nu by jiste valky byly odstra-
neny.
Jak sc YAM ctenaTi zalnlou-
va plan Herberta Quika?
| II g
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menava: "Mnoho stran -
mnoho vyloh. Bylo by nejle-
pc, ably vylohy voleb platily
strany. Zmizely by bezvyzna-
mne STRANGELY, anebo by svou
jesitnost jednotlivci draze Ia
platili. Oboji bylo by dobre".
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zfme-li, re kandidovalo ID vo-
lebnfch skupin, pripada ma
jednu skupinu asi 5000 Kc w
loh. Nektere tiskopisy ovsem
zaplati statni pokladna, ale to
je malickost - pTipadne ma
nj ZEN 5000 Kc. List pozna-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-03

.imto oqsem pfatelum ceske a
slovenske knihy, kteri muj zavod
navstivili. Nebyl jsem zklaman
We SVEN pfesvedceni, ze mas clo-
vek Inc laskou ke knize sveho
naroda, ze ceskoslovensky Gle
veland potfebuic zdc sveho knlh
kupectvi. Byl jsem milc pre-
kvapen tohka projcvy prime.
Dekuji vsem, kdoz mne ma
vstivili.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-03
K DOPISU MA ROZLOUCE-
NOU BAKULOVY DRUzINY.

Obrazky pripojene isou pra
cl malych umelcu Bakulovy
Druziny, ktera vlastnorucne
ozdobila zajimavy tento dopis
na rozlOucenOu.
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OBRAZ PRfSTf VALKY.


stupkyne damskeho spolku
pro odstraneni valek, V pred
nasce We spolku matek a uci-
telek naznaciia, jak v pristi
valce ,budou rekrutovany ze-
ny d6ti. Zda-li Sc valky ne
odstrani, pax pristi valka zni-
cf cely svet. Musime odstranit
valky, aneb valka odstrani
mas. Jeji vyrok opira Sc o ma
zory ucencd, statnikl a gene
ralu.
Organisace, kterou slecna
Wingoya zastupuje, vefi, re
mir bude zachovan jen narod
MIN dohodnutim We spolecnem
dsili vsech lidi beZ rozdilu
inarodnosti neb nabozenstvi.
We Filadelfii sc objevil me-
cenas, ktery nabidl 100000
odmenu "a nejlepsi navrh, jak
odstranit valky. Celni vedato-
ri statnici mali do novehQ
roku rozhodnout o zaslanych
nahledech a kdo vlastne 81 tu
lodm6nu zaslouzi.
Valka jest skutecne to nej-
Ivetsi zlo ma svete. AZ dosud
lvalky Sc vedly o znhocneni Sc
Imoci mad harody laneb udrze-
nj neb rozsireni nabozenstvi.
Matky a zeny, ktere nejvice pc
citily utrpeni, jez valka pri-
nasi, zacinaji zakladat spoil
ky proti valce, ktere by Sc sta
ly mezinarodnimi organisace-
mi. v celem civilisovanem sve-
Ite. Takove slime organisace S
vlivnymi pokrokovymi zena-
mi V cele by jiste po zaruceni
miru mnoho vykonaly. Dale or
ganisovane delnictvo, odepfe-
MIN vyroby dopravy valec-
neho materialu by valku br-
70 skoncilO.
Avsak nejhlavnejsi puvod to
no zla valky, jest vychova.
Kdyby We skolach prastali vste
povat mladezi nenavist k j.
rym narodGm a ucili mladez,
re vsichni lide ma svete jsou
t, 81 rovni. Kdyby ma skolach
poucovali mladez o tom stra-
snem utrpeni, jez valky pfi-
nasi. kdyby misto chvalit vo-
| jevudce a oslav vyroci rdz-
,nych bitev, pouGovali mladez
o lidech. kteri pro pokrok a
blahobyt vsech lidi, praci cel6
no ziti obetovali. Kdyby vsi-
chni kazatele, jenz 81 rikaji,
! ze jsou nasledovnici Krista,
bez rozdilu nabozenstvi We
svych kostelich hlasali lidu
pravou lasku k bhznimu, iak
/ il Jezis Kristus ucil a sami pr
kladem slouzili misto nenavi
sti k jinym vericim.
PAX by pristi nase pokole.
nj Sc divilo, jak jsme mohl
}, byti tax bezmocni a dovoliti
laby k Will zavrazdeni indivi
! dua, ktere mic dobreho pre-
lid nevykonalo bylo jen ma
kaz,ivym prizivnikem ma telt
lidstva, byly pfivodeny takovt
spousty, zkazy a utrpeni M
celem svete.
!, Nejlape a v6decky vystihujt
} co by odstranilo valky, Her
; bert Quick We SVEN jednon
clanku v mistnim The Press
kde pise nasledovne:
! Minule leto Campu Nc
!, Clellan byla organisovana N
| studentu setnina, ktere by
: Ii odmitnuti jake fysicky ne
schopni pro sluzbu vojenskou
! DIE zpravy z Campu, We tfecl
l tydnech 2 Mich udelali schop
} ne, neohrozene bojovniky. q
!, zasne ziskali ma vaze, vyros
Y Ii prsa Sc. Jim vyvinula. |
nekterych byl nepravideln
, WYNN tela, ale Ia kratko by
: vyleceni co zdravi domu p
slani.
G To mnc nepiekvapuje. Mn
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kubelikova dcera zachrani-
Ia tonouciho. z Opatije dosla
zprava, re tam 18-lety delnik
Karel Franz z bidy vrhl Sc
do more. Pokfikem lidi upo-
zornena 81. Mana Kubeliko-
va, vyborna plavkyne, bez roz
mysleni vrhla sc S terasy Ku-
belikovy vily do more a poda
rilo Sc j po delsi MANAGE to-
nouciho zoufalce zachranit.
Statecny Gin mlade divky vzbu
dill pozornost vSeobecne IL
znani opatijskeho obyvatel-
stya.
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Rozpustt.ny nakenkreuzler-

Rozpusttny hakenkreuzler-
sky spolek v Jihlave.. Podle
narizeni zemske spravy politi
cke v Brnc byl rozpusten spo-
lex "Deutscher Jugendbund"
v Jihlave, ponevadz pres "a
kaz policejniho komisarstvi V
Jihlay6 uzival praporu sc sko
'boVym 'krizem. >Spolek byl cd
boGkou svazu n6mecke narod-
ne-socialm mladeze.
Co stAly volby v Olomouci.
"Mor. Vecernik" sdeluje, re
obecni volby staly mesto Olo-
mouc celkem 42.5O0 Kc. IVA
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-03-30
LABOR NOTES

In Wilmington, N. c., the street car
mems union and the local street car
company have reached a wage agree
ment. Rates will be 35 cents to 481s
cents an hour, the latter rate being
paid after two years service.
The cooperative movement fostered
by organized labor In the United States
has made its greatest progress in Illi-
nois, where about $50 cooperative re-
tall stores related to the trade union
movement are scattered over the state.
Uruguay owns and operates a small
railway and street car system, all the
telegraph lines in the interior, the
lighting plants in II of the principal
cities of the country, as well as the
sewerage system of the four largest
cities of the republic.
Thirty miners, indicted for con-
spiracy in the Cliftonville strike riot
which cost the lives of Sheriff II. H.
Duval and six Of the attacking party
last July, entered pleas Of guilty at
w. Va, and each was SEN
fenced to serve three years In the
Moundsville penitentiary, by Judge
Sommerville In circuit court
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-03-30
Still Kicking About
pittsburgh Plus"

Cleveland, O.-The chamber of
commerce declares that pittsburgh
plus" is wrong in principal, "but
there seems nothing that can be done
about it."
This harmless position will be sat
isfactory to the steel owners, who
profit to the extent of $1,500,000 a
year from Cleveland alone by charg-
ing an imaginary freight bill, known
as "Pittsburgh plus"
Under this system steel producers
charge consumers the prices which
prevail in Pittsburgh, with freight
charges from Pittsburgh added, to
wherever the producing mill happens
to be. Pittsburgh plus" makes it ila
possible for mills near the raw ma
terial to give the public the benefit of
any freight savings from Pittsburgh.
1t also puts the steel trusts mills in
the vicinity Of Pittsburgh on the
same competitive basis with mills
near the raw material.
Judge Gary and his associates are
stout champions of this phantom
freight bill which gouges the people
of millions of dollars annually.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-03-30
International Meet of
PettiCOat Police
(By Federated Press)

Washington-This city of conclaves
and conventions is TO have a novel
kind of gathering in the information
al conference of policewomen to be
held at Washington, May IL.
Mrs. Minna Van Winkle, head of
the woman's bureau of the Washing
ton police department, who is in Eur
ope investigating the position of po-
licewomen in foreign countries, re-
ports that the majority of the wo-
men police officers have no power of
arrest, receive less pay, and are not
eligible for state pension. English
policewomen, it is stated, would
carry more weight" if they were
placed on an equality with their male
comrades. In the United States, in
spite of the absence of uniforms for
policewomen, women in the police
service have exactly the same status
as men and receive the same salary,
pension and privileges.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1923-03-30
SCHEME FAILS
WOULD EXPLOIT NEGROES IN
RUHR COAL MINES.
Daugherty's Scab Emporium, Alias
Detective Agency" Fails to Land
Enough Suckers to Pay.
tBy Federated Press)

New York.-George S. Daugherty
is a former deputy police commits
sioner of New York City. Now he,
with his brother, Harry V. Daugh-
erty, runs detective agency which
maintains private uniformed police
and which advertises to do "indus-
trial plant observations"
Several weeks ago Harry V. went
to Europe. When he came back he
brought with him money-making
scheme, the biggest breaking
project ever essayed by member of
the gentry which has coined millions
in that gentle trade; nothing less, in
fact, than plan, all worked out and
agreed upon with a Paris mabor
agency" to send thousands of Amer
lean Negroes as strike breakers to
dig coal under the protection of the
French bayonets in the Ruhr.
For this, Daugherty, or the Daug-
erty agency, was to receive so cents
a day for each Negro provided. 1t
was gorgeous plan. The only
trouble was that it struck several
snags immediately after the iubilant
announcement was made by the gen
tlemen who would have profited by
it.
According to Daugherty it was
found that not more than a handful
of Negro miners could be found who
were willing to dig German coal for
France, even at wages equivalent to
81 day and with board and lodging
thrown in.
Word was received here from
Washington just about the time
Daugherty gave out that statement
to the effect that the government
would take thumbs down" attitude
if the project were brought before it.
So now it seems as if the Daugh-
erty detective agency will have to
worry along on what it can make
from. its private nolice, its shadow
ing" its industrial plant observa-
tions," and from its supplying of
"large bodies of men for industrial
organizations" Of which Daugherty
told the rench labor agent.
In passing, it may be said that
Harry V. Daugherty rather SPILLED
some beans" in telling about his ne
gotiations to ship trainloads of Ne
gro strikebreakers to the Ruhr In
talking over the project with Louis
Jusserau, french labor commissioner
in the Ruhr, he said that Jusserau
told him that the Arabs that France
had been taking to the Ruhr to dig
coal have proved miserable failures.