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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-16
PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY
EVENING CONCERT

The costume recitals to. be Civ
en- this evening and Thursday evening
in the bali room of the Tutwiler
hotel at S:15 o'clock, under the direc-
tion of the National Society Of Broader
Education, sponsored by Pelham chap
ter, U. ID. u, have interesting programs
and ones well worth going to hear.
The committee of hostesses from Pei
ham chapter is composed Of Mrs. q. s.
Lester and Mrs. ]. B. Elliott as chair
men, assisted by Mrs. A. T.. Reeves,
Mrs. 8. ii. Gardner. Mrs. John Crane,
Mrs. Emmons and Mrs. Black. The
ushers win be Miss Annie Crane, Miss
Willie Alexander, Miss Beulah Kim
brough, Miss Kathleen Herndon and
Mrs. ]. V. Clarkwood. 3
The following program will be given
this evening, by Florence Otis, So
prano; Lillian Pringle, vioIin4cello and
Mildred DoqRherty at the piano:
CapricciO in f Sharp Minor,
(Brahms) Clair de Lune (Debussy) !;
Waltz in f Sharp Major (Brahms)-
Miss DOugherty. Eighteenth Century
Folk Songs Carr. by WeckerIia1. Paris
est au Roi. Menuet de Martini, All!
mon Berger. Les Bellies Manieres-
Florence Otis. Intermezzo from the
Concerto (Lalo); Cantilena-from the
A Minor Concerto (Goltermann) !:
Har-Quinn (Popper) miss Pringle
Oriental Bell Song, ~Lakme" (Delibes)
Florence Otis; Concert Etude in d
Flat (Lisztl; Pierrot cyril Scrott) !;
The White Peacock Charles Griffes) !;
Marionette Show (Gosscns) Miss
Dougherty. Parodies-Mother Goose
Rhymes (Hughes) Old King Cole,
Little Bo-Peep, Sing Song of Six
pence, Goosey, Goosey Gander, Curly
Locks, Little Pig Went to Market.
Florence Otis. Hungarian Rhapsodie.
lPopper)-Mfss Pringfe. Modern
Songs, Coin Home, spiritual, (Dvorak-
Fisher; The Little Shepherds Song,
(Clara Edwards Thrust in the Moon
light (Reva Tonnele; A Rhapsody
(Claude Warford) -Florence Otis.
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ed, ''and so you are going to marry
a millionaire.
Not MUCH" she replied, "the lucky
man is Jim Smith in our shipping de-
partment, and he doesn't drawn down
any more pay than ! do"
1T is better to marry q man
with whom gou are crafty in love
than it is to marry one who is as
rich as Croesus,' / said.
"Oh, l like Jim well enough she
returned, but 1 wouldn't pine away
and die Of a broken heart if l lost
him."
We'll. for heavens sake. if you are
not wildly in love with the man, and
he isn't rich, why are you giving up
a good pob to marry him." asked.
oh, l am tired of hard work." she
said, land i want something easy."
'Humph," said, you won't get
it by marrying. If you are looking
for a soft snap, you will find that
you have jumped from the frying
pan into the fire in exchanging a
business job for a domestic job.
You will find that no other laborer
in the world works the long hours,
with no Sundays or holidays off. as
the-Peor mans wife does. You will
: find that you will have to work
hundred times harder than you
have ever done in your life, and
that there will be no pay enyelope
for you of Saturday night, per
haps not even a thank you
you will find that instead of tax
ing beauty snooze in the morning,
you will be getting up in the middle
Of the night and walking the collie, and
that instead of having to placate an
unreasonable boss, who had to be reas-
onably polite to you for fear you would
give notice and quit, you will have to
perpetually rub the fur the right way
of husband who considers that he
has a legal right to say anything to
you that he pleases.
But l am not going to dwell
on these points. What l want to
call your attention to is the down.
right dishonesty of girl marrying
poor man just for a meal ticket
lust because she is too lazy tor earn
her own bread and butter, wishing
her support on some poor chap
who has fallen for her lovely soul.
ful eyes. and willOwy figure, and
peaches-and-cream complexion.
Believe me, my dear, the girl who
marries poor man, with no honest in
tentions of making good, thrifty, in
dustries wife shrdlu cmfwyp vbgkaj h
dustrious wife, is as despicable a thief
as one who robs blind baby of pen
MES, for 1T is just as easy to befool
man in love as it is an infant in arms.
Yet many women do this. I hear
many young women actually boast that
their husbands get up and cook their
own breakfasts, and tiptoe off to work
without waking them up, and it never
seems to occur to these grating wives
that they are not giving their husbands
a tair deal, and that they are lying
down on their end of the partnership
Il know many young wives who
spend most of their days at bargain
sales, and the movies. and the matinees,
and playing bridge, and who buy some
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-16

easily heated up mess onStffe way home
that they slap on the table and call
a dinner.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-16
MISS PITTS,
RRIDE.ELECT, HONORED

Miss Eva Pitts, bride-to-be of April
%, was honored Saturday afternoon
when Miss Pauline Sanders entertained
with theatre party at the Jefferson.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-25
ID0hENY BYl TIM DOBRODINCEM.
PtJcIL DRfvEJSiMu sEKRETkRL
vnITRA 100000.
MAGNAT CHTEL PRH pOUZE
POMOCI STAREMU PRfTEIL

pred tim. nez ziskal vysadu
ma olejne pozemky ma reserve
" Elk Hills, nichz, coz dnes
znova opakoval, pocita ma w
delek 100000, 900.
Doheny prisel primo do
mistnosti vyboru, provAzen
svym advokatem Gavinem Nc
Nabem 2 California. Pnjel z
New Orleansu, kde Sc setkal
IS Fallen, kteremu fekl o
SVEN umyslu sv9dciti pred W.
borem, s cimz dffvejsi kabinet
nj drednik vyjadfil svdj SOU
hlas.
Svedectvi Dohenyho pfedlo-
zeno bylo vyboru, jenz mel
pred sebou zaznamy z dffvej-
siho vyslechu. mezi nimiz je
tez dopis, v nemz Fall sd9lil
,vyboru &c. prosince:
"Muz, cd n6hoz jsem peni-
ze zfskal jenz postal mne je
ma hotovosti, jest ctihod. Ed
ward B. Mclean. Washington,
D. C. Nepotrebuji ffkati, ze
pfi zakoupeni Harisovy rem
&c, neb pfi koupi jakehokoli
iineho majetku neb souvis-
losti jakymikoli yylohami,
nzsaisasaspfiblizil jseHa se K r.
L. Dohenymu neb komukoli We
spojeni s MIN neb s kteroukoli
z jeho korporaci neb k H. F.
Sinclairovi neb komukoliv il
nemu We spojeni MIN neb
kteroukoli z jeho korporacf.
aniz jsem kdy obdrzel jedine-
no centu cd kterekoli re uni
nenych stran v souvislosti 8
pronajmy oleintch pozemki
neb z iaktchkoli iinych pfitin
neb divodI."
Dfivejsi sekretar Fall pfi-
jel do Washingtonu dnes q bu-
de povolan pred senatni vybor
v pondei.
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zLocINNosT v NkMEcKU.

Berlin. "a. ledna. - v je-
dinem Prusku jest vice ne5
100000 osob We v9zenf. Deset
velikych vezen{ v Berlfne jest
prepln9no nAsledkem navalu
veznI z okupovane oblasti
Francouzi a BelgiGan& pouzi-
vaji totiz zalarnich budov tam
tez "a kasarna pro sve vojsko
a n9mectf v9zni jsou posflani
ma vychod. Soudy nemohou
postaciti s vyrizovanfm prfpa.
dh a zlocinna vlna, uvrhla no.
We bremeno ma n3meckt bez-
tax jiz pfetfzeny rozpocet.
Mnozi zlocinci,, ktefi meli by
byti uv9zneni, jsou pouze po-
kutovani, jezto We v9zenfch
neni pro ne mista.
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ne oblasti a rfci tenn lidem,
seda Lewis. "Oni yam feknou.
.ze John L. Lewis je mhze nro-
dati kdvkoli chce "a $4,000.
900 rocn6. To lest. oc zvHsena
bvla mzda $4,000 tech havf-
rd ma konferenci. kde pry
isem lie zaprodal."
Lewis prohlasil, ze kazd6
a1ovo, jfmz lest ocernovan v
liste. ienz byl financovan re
zahadr1ch zdroih. je III.
"Ztratite-li dhv9rv We sve IL
fednikv. bude to znamenati.
ze rozklad sdr,zenf uhlokopn
nastal." rrohlasil Lewis XII
konci sve feci, dodav. ze pax
odeide v tom pfesv9dcenf. ze
slouzil organisaci. jak nejlepe
dovedl. a
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indianapolis. "a. ledna.

indianapolis. "a. ledna. -
Tffmaie v jedne ruce vytisk
sasopisu pode jmenem The
Progressive Miner. obsahuifcf
obvin6nf, ze zradil unii a bvl
rFieinou zrusent tax zvan6ho
"check-off systemu We tvrdo-
uhelne oblasti pennsylvania.
mezinarodnf pfedseda John l..
Lewis hail sc v ohniv6 feci
dres odpoledne kdyz domlu
vii. stal SO predmetem nadse-
rtch ovacf Sc strany delega-
til.
Hluboke mlcenf zavladlo
pfi. skoncenf ieho feci.. pax o.
zval Sc ohlusujfcf potlesk a
i$snt.
''Nemtzete ifH do tvrdouhel
Le byli zrazeni," pravil pied
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Washington, "a. ledna

Washington, "a. ledna. -
Edward L. Doheny, olejarsky
magnat z Los Angeles, prohla
sill dnes pred senatnim vybo-
rem ma verejne pozemky, re
on postal Albertu B. Fallovi,
|dfivejsfmu sekretari vnitra,
100000 ma hotovosti 80. lis
topadu 1921, jake "osobni phi
cku dlouholetemu priteli."
Svedcil. re penfze byly do
neseny z New Yorku do Wash
ingtonu jeho synem, jenz pax
pfinesl zpet Dohenymu sm9n-
ku ma zminenou castku, splat-
nou na pozadani, ma nfz zad-
ny lrok nebyl stanoven a Ia
dny zaplacen rovn9z niceho
nebylo splaceno ma kapital az
do tohoto dne.
Doheny dale svedGil, ze je
to stale jeho 1myslem pro ten
pfipad, re Fall nemohl by pij
cku splatiti, pfijati drivejsiho
kabinetniho drednika do sve-
no zam9stnani a sveriti mu do
zor mad svymi dilezitymi zaj-
my v Mexiku. TAX aby ze sluz-
neho mohl duh splAceti.
Popfev rozhodn&, ze jedna-
10 by sc nsjakou korupet q
prohlasuje opetovne, ze pouze
cht6l pomoci staremu druhu z
dob, kdy oba byli prospekto-
ry pred ctyriceti lety, Doheny
v zav6rku sveho svedectvi pro
jevil ochotu prevesti ma vladu
svii zaiem ma oleine reserve
v Elk Hills " California. uka-
ze-i se vysetrovanim odborni-
XII. ze smlouva. kterou on ma,
tou neilepSi. jiz vlada
mohla ziskati v dob6, kdy by
la uzavrena.
FinanGni transakce 8 Fal-
lem, o nfz Doheny svedcil, u
dala Sc jenom n9kolik m9sica
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-25
SLIBUJE NAM NOVY
MRAZ.

Povetrnostni v9stec E.
H. Emery nam pripomina,
abyehom n;kterak neod-
kladali kozichy a podob-
ne veci, neb nynejsimu,
pomene doti snesitelne-
mu pocasi, jest ma male.
Jest pry prave ma cest9 k
nam jiz letosni treti MIRA
ziva vlna a jeste pry dnes
budeme velice iisilovnA
yyhledavat pfijemnou blfz
kost vytopenych kamen.
Dcsavadni jizni vitr, je-
muz dekujeme nynejsf O.
levu, pfestane vati a "a to
ma mas prikvaci studeny je
no kolega ze severozapa-
du. zeae Sc prg ma mas
rychlosti az So NIL "a no.
dinu. Jiz v patek bude
mrazivo a teplomer kles-
ne az k mule, sliboval nam
rapoltem dnesni noel.
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vELkA BR|TAN|E UNA SovfTy.
reRADY. Glen DELNlckE STRANY,
MDE vELvYSlAhcEm.
MACDONALD HODLA DODRzETI sLIBY,
tINENE v RAMPANT.

Pfedpovedi o poplachu ma
burse po nastoupeni delnicke
vlady Sc nesplnily. Nejenom
cenn6 papiry nepoklesly, ale
mnohe 2 Mich vykazuji we
stup. Poklesl vsak kurs sterlin
gu, coz Sc vysvetluje tim, ze
sterlingy drzene We financ-
Mich stredech v zahranici, BY
ly vymeneny "a dollary.
Londyn, "a. ledna. - Pre-
svedcenim premiera MacDo-
nadia jest, ze otazka valec-
nych nahrad a bezpeGnosti
Francie m9la by byti sverena
Svazu Narodi behem sesti me-
sicI. Neminf, ze snad Svaz
mel by urciti castku nahrad, !,
coz jest dkolem interesova-
nych spojencd. Avsak jakmile
jednou castka byla urcena a
plan splatek schvalen vsemi
spoienci, Svaz Narodi mel by
bditi mad jeho provad6nfm.
Macdonald ma patrne v my
sli, ze Svaz mohl by jednati
vzhledem k Nemecku asi po-
dobnym zpIsobem jake po-
mohl Rakousku a hodla pomo-
ci Uhram. Ma pfiklad mohl by
vyvozoyati kontrolu mad no
YOU mezinarodni zlatou BAN
kou. kterou gen. Dawes a je-
no kollegove navrhuji pro Ne
mecko a ma ustaleni jeho me-
ny. Svaz a mezinarodni soud
bdely by pax mad zachovava-
1fm vsech smluv a zavazkI.
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BAVORAcI VYHROzUJf.

Mnichov, "a. ledna. - At
kamkoli jdete v Bavorsku. vsu
de slysfte hymnu nenavisti
proti Francii. Dnes v intervie-
wu ministrem vnitra, DR..
Franzem Schweyerem, zpravo
daj mimodek vyslovil jmeno
francouzskeho premiera Poin-
care-a, naeez dGstojny jinak
ministr uplne pozbyl kontroly
mad sebou. BuSe p6st9mi do
stolu, kficel: "Ten darebak -
rozumfte mi? - ten darebak
Poincare ma tn drzost prohla-
sovati We francouzske sn9mov-
ne, ze Francie zachovava ma
prosto neutralnf stanovisko VII
ci separatismu v okupovanych
dzemich. Cely svet vi, ze Fran
Gle Gimme podporuje separatis-
mus, kdekoli Sc prilezitost ma
skyline. Avsak, verte mi, prij-
de den. kdy bude "a to trpeti.
v deseti neb dvaceti letech u
vidfme, kdo opravdu prohral
valku." Utisiv Sc ponekud, DR..
Schweyer, omluviv sc, ze Sc
tax rozcilil, dodal vsak: "Ale
co jsem fekl. m{n6no jest do
poslednfho pismene. Jenom IL
tuji, ze jsem Sc tax rozcilil;
avsak zadny pravy N9mec ne
mdze mluviti o Francii, aniz
by Sc nerozhorlil."
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Columbus, O., "a. ledna. -
We schuzi republikanskeho L.
stredniho statniho vyboru, ko-
name zde, president Coolidge
vyhral ma cele care. Byla
schvalena jeho kandidatura a
rovn6z seznam sedmi delega-
ty a nahradniki "a celek w.
brany jeho "manazery".
Glen nArodnfho republican
skeho vyboru "a Ohio, R. K.
Hynicka, vidce organisace v
Cincinnati, jenz net9sil Sc zrov
ma velke oblib9 u Coolidge
ovych vddcd, ozn&mil sve w.
stoupenf z n&rodni statnf po-
litiky. prohl&siv, ze nebude
kandidatem ma svk nyneisi mi
sto, ale ze zIstane cinnJm v
republikanske politice v okre-
su Hamilton.
Zaroveh ma t&to schizi zno-
va oziveno bylo hnutf, ably n.y.
nejsf kongresnfk Burton stal
se kandidatem ma republican
skou guvernerskou nominaci.
Ocekava Sc, ze timto zptso-
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Londyn, "a. ledna. - Ac-
koliv uhersky podvybor pfijal
plan Svazu narodI pro hospo-
darskou rekonstrukci Uher,
zda Sc, ze potfze, jez stoji v
ceste definitivnimu rozreSeni
otazky teto, .jsou vetsf, nezli
Sc soudilo. Mala dohoda a
zvlaste Ceskoslovensko nejsou
spokojeny kompensacemi,
jez byly Jim nab{dnuty "a Ca
stecne suspendovani reparac-
Mich splatek Sc stra4y uher.
Mala dohoda totiz zada po-
merne osvobozeni cd splatek
ma ucet "dan9 "a osvobozeni",
jez predstavuje rakousko-uher
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Londyn, "a. ledna. - Nov6
d9lnicka vlada vstoupf v pine
diplomatick6 vztahy Sc sovet'
skym Ruskem. Vyslo ma jevc
dnes, ze James O'Grady, del.
nicky Glen parlamentu "a me.
sto Leeds, prijal nabfdku vel.
vyslanectvi pro Rusko.
Frank. Hodges, sekretar Ha
vifske federace, byl ustanoven
civilnfm lordem admiralty,
bylo oznameno dnes odpoled-
ne. Harry Gosling, predseda
Narodniho sdruzeni doprav-
Mich d9lnfki, byl ustanoven
ministrem dopravy. McDonaldo
vo nedavne odsuzovani "pom
posni blahovosti" v odpfrani
pln6ho uznani sov9tskemu Ru-
sku pripravilo kazdeho ma
brzke kroky move vlady v
tomto smeru. O'Grady navstf-
vii Moskvu Ifedne v r. 1917
a op6tn6 v 1922 v souvislosti
8 pomocnou akci v dobe rus
keho hladu, fedrovanou bri-
tickymi uniemi.
Znacne prekvapenf vyvola-
10 dnes rozhodnuti MacDonal-
dovo obsaditi spravni 1rady v
kralovske domacnosti cleny
sve str2ny. DneSni Daily Mail
sdeluje, ze pravd9podobn9
Tom Griffiths, Glen parlamen-
tn "a Pontypool bude ustano-
ven pokladnikem a J. A. Par
kinson. zastupce "a Wigan,
kontrolorem kralovske domac-
nosti.
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Rep. sTkTNi VYBoR PRO COOLIDGE.
ROVNEz SCHVALEN SEZNAM DELEGATU
DO NARODNf KONVENCE

bem docflilo by Sc sblfzenf
mezi riznymi frakcemi We
stran6. Odstoupeni Hynickovo
bylo ocekavano, nebot' nedav-
no vystoupil proti nemu gene
ralnf nAvladni Daughertv. Sc
nator Willis a JIM vddcove
strany v Ohio. Jest mono, ze
jeho nastupcem stane Sc sena-
tor Fess, a6koli oznamujf Sc
tez jinf uchazeci o misto ele-
ma narodniho vyboru, Hynic-
kou uprazdn9ne, zeimena Car
mi A. Thompson 2 Clevelandu
a Brown. df1veisi vidce pro-
greasivistu 2 okresu Lucas.
Ia delegatv "a celek do ma
rodnf republikanske konvence
odporuceni: Generalni navlad
nj Harry M. Daughe1ty. sena-
tori Willis a Fess, dfivejA
kongresnfk C. l.. Knight. W.
davatel casopisu v Akron: Will
liam C. Proctor, tovarnik
Cincinnati: pi. John Gordon
Battelle z Columbus a pf. Da-
vid Tod z Youngstown.
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WkDA SP0IEMxnH STkT1 Sc
=. $50. i. 0haL 0uWA j. j. .....,.
DIpLOMATIJ IA PROHLfD
KU JEHO BYTU

dopisem, Sc uvadi, ze pro-
hlfdka v byte Andora De Her.
telendyho. attache mad'arske-
no vyslanectvf, byla vykonana
bez vedomi, re on jej obyva.
Dale pax Sc dodava, ze niceho
nebylo tam nalezeno, co by jej
.jakfmkoli zpIsobem kompro-
mitovalo.
Stiznost ma nevitanou nav
st6vu v byte diplomatove byla
podana odboru statu 26. pro-
since hrabetem Szechenyim,
mad'arskym vyslancem.
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Washington. "a. ledna. -
Vviadeni politovanf mad pro-
hlidkou policii a prohibicnimi
zfizenci dne 20. prosince by
tn elena uherskeho vyslanectvi
Jest tin9no v dopisech sekre-
tafi statu Hughesovi cd maio-
ra Daniela Sullivana z policie
distriktu Columbia a pffrucf-
no sekretafe Mosse z odboru
pokladny, jez sekretaf pfedal
zmfnenemu vyslanectvf.
v obou dopisech. ktere Sc
kterar HUGHES uverejnil dnes
vecer, spolu Sc svym vlastnfm
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MATKA A cTYkI DETI
UHOkELY.

Pottsville. Pa, "a. ledna. =
Matka a ctyfi jeff dcery, We
veku cd l do is rokd, uhore-
ly pri pozaru, jenz znicil je-
jich obydh v Middleport wee
ra. Manzel, Andrew Harvilla,
byl zle pop&len pfi pokusu "a
chr&niH rodinu.
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AKRON BUDE BEz PouLIG. KAR.
DIE OZNAMENt sPOLECNOsTI PRESTA-
NOU JEZDITI DNE 81. LEDNA.

nouti 3 m6stskou spravou o no
We vysade. Mayor a mestska
rada kladli jake podminku OBJ
novenf vysady 5centove jizd-
ne, nacez spolecnost odpove-
della, ze pfi tonic jizdnem ne
by hraditi operacnf W.
lohy a dane. Kompromis navr-
hovany radnim Edwardem Ro-
sem, aby Sc spolecnostf byla u
zavfena smlouva ma diva ro-
ky pfi 6centovem jizdnem,
byl zamftnut mayorem Rybol-
tenn. -Tyz vyjednava Sc spolec-
nostmi vlastnicimi atobusy o
obstar&vanf poulicnf dopravy
20 /. GnOru.
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Hardingova potvrzuje dorozu-
m9ni, die n6hoz pnsobiti bude
jako prispivajicf redaktorka
Marion Star. Jeji manzel, ze-
snuly president Harding, byl
redaktorem onoho listu po 81
roxy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-25

Akron, O., "a. ledna.. -
Poulicni kary prestanou jez-
diti v Akron o pnlnoci 81. le-
ma, die oznameni ucin6neho
dnes A. C. Blinnem, mistopred
sedou a generAlnim feditelem
Northern Ohio Traction &
Light Co. Uvedomeni v tom
smyslu bylo sd9leno 700 "a
mestnancnm spolecnosti, jimz
dan pokyn, aby Sc ohlfzeli po
jinem zam9stnanf cd I. Inora.
Vysada spolecnosti ma po-
uzfvanf ulic k doprave <vypr-
sela a. nyn9jsf situace wink
la tim, ze nemohla Sc dohod-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-25
Pf. HARDINCOVA RED.
AKTORKOU.

Marion, O., %. ledna. -
V dopise, v kterem pfijfma zvo
leni n jednoho 2 direktorn
Star Publiahing Company, pi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-25

ske zavazky, vlozene ma bed
ra naslednickych stati. I zde
stanovisko velmoci rizeno jest
nazory ma ot&zku mezispoje-
neckych dluhn. Francie. jez
vystupuje pro zruseni mezi-
spojeneckych dluhd, souhlasi
sc stanoviskem teskosloven-
ska. Angle ma druhe strane
zada prakticke resent otazky
dluhi a snazf sc zfskat i Italii
pro svoje stanovisko. Avsak
vsechny okolnof nasvedcujf
ze Male hohode budou muset
byt ucineny nejake ustupky.
mali dojfti k nejakemu W.
sledku.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-10-29

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.s..,'ss.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-01-18
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES.

number of nationally known persons that
they seeking the nomination for President both the Re
publican and Democratic tickets Others while seeking the office
have not out in the Organized labor has taken
part picked favortes far with the exception of the
railroad broherhoods is to be expected that they would
port VIM Gibbs McAdoo Mr. McAdoo needs introduction
to the railroad mems organizations
One of the greatest and most farreachng acts of his admin
sation Director General of Railroads during the Wilson adj
mnstraon when the railroads under federal control the
minds of the rail employees the issuance of General Order
Number 8, Paragraph s. which reads as follows
tons of employment employees because membership nOembshp
in labor organizations"
The railroad boys know that the issuance Of this order
his deliberate and issued with full knowledge of all
it meant and implied This order will give him the solid
support of railroad in the United States With his
nomination number members of the 16 standard
regular recognized railroad organizations of City recently
organized Club having for its principal
object the following:
ITO the nomination election the tickets
Gibbs McAdoo President
stimulation of public sentiment in his candidacy this high office
Similar clubs to be organized all the country order
that such public demand for his nomination will be created to
force his nomination by the political party which offers the great
est of success at the polls next November
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-01-18
HIGH RENTS.

Those who shout that must be cut because Of the
alleged fact that rents coming down. haven't leg to stand
Instead of falling maintaining lofty perch and
highest the nations history according to the United
States Department of Labor The family throughou
the United States during 1923spen to obtain shelter 1914
than in 1913 according Investigations made by
the department
The level of 1923 has been steadily mounting since 1913
In 1922 rents stood point 612 cent above 1913 while
the showed advance of 60 cent Rents
their upward flight in 1913 when demands of the world
took building workers from their usual tasks and financial stress
made building almost impossible except for
During the past year. hundreds of homes built
the Harbo but owing the increase of the population it is
almost mpossbty to find house to rent AS long this
condition exists will down. What true of the
housing shortage the Harbor true of the country generally
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-01-18

ed only after twenty to thirty years
of education and agitation, and that
in addition it favored numerous other
progressive or popular measures.
At the last national convention, the
Grange approved the following meas
ures: tax reduction and the simplifi-
cation of government procedure; tax
alton of incomes from all forms Of Sc
curities and no reduction Of income
tax schedules; taxes on gasoline; the
drafting of industrial plants and the
government manufacture of munitions
in case of war; probe Of the causes
of increasing mental defects and in
sanity; lower operating costs and rates
on our transportation systems; more
practical subjects in public schools.
At the same session the Grange also
opposed a ship subsidy and sales
tax
The farmers fight has not been in
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1924-01-18
CENTRAL LABOR
COUNCIL NOTES

Aberdeen Central Labor council met
in regular session with President
Garfield in the chair.
Credentials we're received from the
Painters for Curtis, Collins and Flynn.
On motion the credentials were &C
cepted and delegates obligated.
The grievance committee repotred
calling on one of the barber shops and
reaching a satisfactory agreement.
Under the nomination and election
of officers the following were nomi-
mated and elected. Delegates Siese
and Wilson acting as tellers.
President, W. L. Braskinreed: vice
president. L. E Garfield; recording
secretary, Adria Johnson, financial
secretary, Andrew Winberg, re-elect-
ed; Herman Siese, sergeant-at-arms /;
board of directors of The Labor Press,
Winberg, Reed and King.
The newly elected officers were
obligated by Brother Glover of Ia