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The American Plan asLEstthiShedé. ‘aIiCll ‘ - . - V , H .
Enforcedin San Ramses. _ . INPUUHERRA E
By 3. a. ALLEN. Industrial Ass’n of San Francisco— , _ . , " ,
., ‘ DETROIT. Mien. Aug. ail-4;» speed "
200 miles an hour, the highESt ever-1.
on. L. GOLDEN, Props.
*' 1- -Y; Reclaim. 1922”
when ALMANAO r01:
= TOMORROW
rises 5:l8, scts 6:27.
The American plan as eStablished and enforced in. San. Meisco soy
hr the industrial association is distinct from_ the old-time, sci-called open. 3331:;‘lh? 1:11:22 :illili‘e recgdégtlgsze
'7 - ‘ . parrots... ’7
shop. Whereas the open shop, wherever enforced, has meant the entire ~ 14' according to predictions madeby
absence of all restriction or restraint upon employers With respect to mi; :i‘fan navy forge”; who thuve 1
' . ' ' ' __ ‘ . germane or (2 even . ,
wages paid, hours of work and other conditions of employment ‘ thereby This speed, {lemming to the “the“
giying opportunity for unscrupulous employers to deal unfairly, the ities from Washington, is' 300 feet-Ea.
'American plan in San Francisco has set up machinery for'reasonable con-
trol of these matters in the interest of the public.
amemerMerchandisthstBe Disposed of Regardless.
' " * "k-orcosi: ' ‘
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mutilated Press is exclusively
‘30 the use for publication
"dispatches credited to it or
otherwise in this paper and also
‘ézl news published herein.
mists” ot publication or special
tone: herein are also reserved.
-msiomc DmEcronY.
_. utler Chapter, No. 38. R. A. M.,
t! in Masonic Temple, South Main
‘ t..the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of
11" month at 8 o'clock, July and
excepted. All R. A. Masons
ital! and traternally invited.
”fly 5. P. DECKER. H. P.
F. S. LYON. Secretary.
WAGES AND IMMIGRATION.
OYSTER, GRO“'ERS IHCI’OR'I‘
LARGEST CROP 11" YEARS
ii-sson in GOOD JAZZ.
where is an impressive .
lentary economics in thc -'_'o pa:
t. [my misc given to laborers ll)
w Steel Trust and the indcpclldcnts.
«beneficiaries rccciv .
‘81 increase without striking
“hunt asking for it. cvcn \vltlio
"ling it. And tin-y got it tor)
‘mplo and sul'ficicnt reason that ccon-
“ . - om cls it.
wafltrd‘ulcil, ?lll‘ sic t-l lilllnul‘actilrcrs
“ fealizc they could not contin‘uc to‘gct
tall the labor thcy net-d. ’lhc labor
inarkm is no longer m‘clusuppllcd, and
filth the general icsumptiun of busi-
ness activity in the full. and inclin-
‘ng of large onlcrs now accumulating.
till-re “‘{IS imlnim-nl danger of {l labor
[amino So tlic slur-l industry lulu-S
time by the tori-lock. lo hold its [110"
and guin :i tactical liilvalningc III the
labor market over other industrics
that may soon l'c clamoring~ for help.
It was not so in the old days of
urll’l-sil'ii'tcd lmrlligriiticn. I‘nsklllcd
labor is no lung-ur pouring into this The blaring noise. disharmoiiy, rest.
conulrylo do ihc hard work that no- 105311933 which are Commonly rcgnrd_
,ch-liopn Aini-i-icuiis do not like to do. cd as typical of jazz are said to be
"(loud jazz." says a. writer in the At-
llaiitic Montliy, "is enjoyed by capital
lnusiciluls. by. men who are neither
inordinately immoral nor extravagant-
ly uncultured. It has fascinated Eur-
upcmi composers. Nor do American
composers of repute disdain to try
their hand lit it."
it may be news to many persons
that. lhcre is such a. thing as "'good
juzz." Back in the days when the
i-‘lll‘llllllllde first came into vogue. and
later on when the waltz broke upon
tlu- world. each was regarded by con-
scrvuliu-s in social and musical cir-
‘t‘ii-s us shocking; exotic and disgust-
ing. Today We find among the works
for thc fll'i'lll masters of music sam-
Iiiindcs and wallch of exquisite grace
and charm and musical perfection.
which wow the final fruit of the
dances. Authorities believe that it in
to be the some with jazz.
“’m'm Temperature of “'atcr Advanc-
ed as mlanadon.
BRIDGHPOR.T. Aug. 31.-—-O‘yster—
men who have gone out in the Sound
to make cursory examination of the
oyster spawn are to date enthused
over the prospects of a big set occur-
ring this ycur. something which has
almost passed out or the minds of vet-
eran dredgers.
In other years. say the shell fisher-
mcn. there have been scattering in-
stances of fair spawns. but it seems
that from every locality this year,
from llrunl‘ord to Cos Cob along this
sldc of the Sound. word comes that
indications are that the biggest set in
yours is ready for the fishermen.
The new scnson will open Septem-
ber 20. The several large oyster com—
?)axilcs and independent dredgers are
hopeful that no mishap will come to
the niiiturini: spawn. No according is
orfcrcd for the apparently changed
conditions of the beds this your other
than a few growers who believe water
.. this substan-
l‘or it.
ill ex-
the
Many Items Priced Far Below ’Costcf Manufacture
ocity or a .45 calibre bullet, one ‘of
the savil‘tcst of projectiles. "Th3? '
-added angther comparison by saying
_ . ' . , . . , . . -_ ‘the-gplan'cs inithisv -, t st will fly
definitely carried out, in the interest not of. any specml group or faction, can 9
but in the interest of the three parties to industrial relations: the public. t i
’ express in n‘ on the continent.
labor and the employers. . _ . _ _ The two branches of the Sayer-n-
The American plan 13 predicated upon the‘prOPOSltlon that the meni service have entered 23 planes
inthe Pulitzer race. bringingthe total
allowed to take action that will jeopardize that interest. .And, as the "Tag?“ 0" *1 seriéswof 3911?“ comes“;
_ . . . - ' ‘ - ex on 118‘ over a. period of several
public interest actually “Gum be Jeopardized as much by unfairness 0f days. will start from Seuridge field.
uni/kind visited by the employers upon labor or consumers, as by auto- near Mt- Clemens. The course is
cratic labor union control of industry, the American plan pretents either
trams must cover this course four
times without a stop._ According to
naval and army airmen the specially
built planes now being made ready for
Four air events in addition to the
.Butlltmr Trophy competition are
scheduled non- Detroit and vicinity dur-
ing October. The first of these will
event will be the Curtlsa .Marine Fiy— " ' 7 V ' '
iiig Trophy race, including only over- EXCWAEVALUES IN FRENCH
water craft as entrants. The distance . -. V
to be flown is about 160 miles, eight ~ ' » ' . 7
9C yd.
second, or one-fourth the muzzle V81-
In other words, it really has been a Plan, definitely conceived and
abreast ata speed four times as great
as the fastest average speed of any
' public interest is paramount to that of. any other community element, and entry Vim to. as
that neither labor nor'capital, nor any other faction or class, should. be. ‘ The'Pufmer'... Trophy mg; the cm.
tria4ngular and measures approximate-
. .. ly 0 miles. The Pulitzer race en-
of these things taking place.
the race should establish new rec-
ords.
be. on Lake St. Clair-,1 Saturday. Octo-
ber 7. 'Tlle chief event at the opening
times around a closed triangular
course of 20 miles. Twelve flying Clean
Full 36 Inches Wide~75c Value~
boats are entered.
The second national Aero Congress
will be held here October 12. 13‘ and
14. Overland races will. be held ~dur-
"15 the congress. Two or these races
are set for October 12. They are The
Detroit News aerial mail trophy race
for large capacity multin'lotoredair-
planes and the Aviation Country
Club of Detroit Trophy race for ob-
servation type (two passenger) planes
will be held. Other aerial exhibitions
and contents will beheld and in- these
the first I U. S. army pursuit group.
Read Our Ads. Watch Our Windows
It is iwcr-ssurv. Lbivrcl‘orc. while giv- lolhlng of the sort. ’l‘hcy nrc ”)9
lug work to all. to pay all wages more
.ncnrly deserving ilic lcrm “American
than has iii-mi cus’ioniiiry in normal
thin-s. Alli] American lzibor. observ-
im: that an immigration law can oc-
complish mori- lliiln llllllly strikcs. Will
hardly forget the lesson.
AS I “IS" .‘L‘R'I'Y It.
‘.
' The death of Miclmcl Collins. bend
or the lrisli Provisional Government.
ll“: bccli ll particularly bitter blow to
[ti-land liccuusc it ioiiuwcil so close
Upon the death of Arthur Grlil‘ltli.
pn-sldcnt 01' {inc llllll l'llrvunli. The
I.“ o'strongr at supporters and dircclurs
oi llll’ lr‘lsh Free State are now gone.
tuw by llillb‘l‘li dlulh and the other by
dies Gill and this iincr stuff ot'thc mil“;
-m:iii:itions of the cheap dance hall.
l‘hcy :irc worse than the throbbing
rhythms of the savage from which
”my uri- supposed to llzlvc been bor—
rowcd.
Good jazz. the musical jazz which is
to lust and to find its proper place in
the music or the world. is something
quite differ-out. ll has bccn dcl‘incd as
the “combination. ilrpopular music.
or nil-lolly. rhythm. harmony and
coiinicrpoinl." ~'l'rzinultiicd into less
lcchniczii lcrms it is “rug-time. plus
‘blucs.’ plus fii'clii-sirol polyphony."
It is whimsicnllly in music, and dc-
pciids for ils chic-l“ distinction on thi-
illiprovisntimls of skillcd pcrl'ormcrs.
'l'hp scum-r cliczlp and popular jazz
siciiuis attains its pcrrcct form. the
tcmpcrature being warmer may have
had an effect. '
Thc beds oif this city and Slrnlford
l‘oint linvc been sampled and show
promising spawn.
stationed at Selfridge field. will play a
large part.
The pursuit group. it has become
known. is the nucleus for the ad-
vanced fighting air force of the Amer-
ican army and is. being enlarged
cannons DOLLAR AT PAR. mph"). New machines m... arriving
NElV YORK. Aug. 31."’Th(‘ Cami-
dillu (lollill‘ tmiclicd par hcre yester-
day for the first time since August.
1915.
Detroit district is to be .thc army’s
\ncrlal headquarters, at. least: during
summer months. ‘The group- some
‘M. QUAD” ElGHTY—TWO, AND STILL GOING STRONG.
riicli week and it has been learned the.
time ago was brought. hem from
Texas. '" '
The day of the Pulitzer race will be
a municipal holiday in Detroit. Prom;
incnt national figures. Including Pres-
ident "Harding. Secretary Hoover.
Secretary W’ecles and Secretary Denby,
the latter a Detroiter, have‘been in-
vited. .. ' 7
The Aero congress is expected to
bring together representatives of co
American cities interested in creating
a permanent national aeronautic arson-
elation to develop aviation both. com-
mercially and for nationrfl defense.
LONDON SHO\\'S FAITH j
IN I’OLISH IXDI’SI'BX
English obligations.
As a further evidence of British
faith in Polish industry. the London
bankers agréed to ll?l{) the lodz in-
terests collect from Germany for ma-
terials reguisitloned during the war.
and also to extenl to them new
credits.
Balkan an Old Art.
Basketry is an ,art that ,has been
.- practiced by the women or all races for
more than 6,000 years. It probably
was developed in its highest degree by
the American Indians, Wll0= made their
basketsnot only inmost the demands
of utility long before potter;~ came into
Overheard :t
“I hale illii"‘ _
think it's r-mvurvii; '
attack one pier.-
Transcript.
THEY ARE BIILD BIT EFFECT“!
digestive organs
hot weather. B:
blurred vision. l:
tongue are S'flllrw" c
en: wiih '
undigeslr.l
Foley C:
gt'SIl‘n” .7
fit and line. purged
.\ .Y.
lx ‘ lj’.
.1. ”conciliation. The relic-ls who have
g. boon waging Kurrrillu warfare al-fflinfit happier a wearled public will he.
“”9; bath". 518; £1310 the!!! wonderful 3.. 1-3:: xiii ‘ ‘ ‘
Cut Mimic.
WfiRSAW.—-E:od¢; the: textile “center-
Mhny crimes have becn committed in
the name of jazz. it is Welcome ncws
tlizit ihcre is soniclhinp: iii-(tor to come.
Daily Radio Program
(Tune to 300 Meter.)
1. sin. Free Stale rejoice accordingly.
\~..’i‘llcir joy is probably iii-stim-d to
Short duration. ii, is inconccivable
'. that lulyc-iusc can succci-il in'lrcliind
. fills-011311 EISHLS‘SlllllliUll. or that tho sup-
ply of gifted lrishml-u for tho instillin-
tiou of tho ncw ordcr can he so illn-
- itcd.
i 4 ‘ 'l‘hc lrisli racv. \vlniicvcr ils dci‘ccis. *
has ncvcr locked lulcni for public
scrvlcc. Collins himscll' :irosc. quickly
l'rom obscurity. Sun-7y tilcrc. arc doz-
ens (if oilicr mcn qualified to risc up
and sicp illlo ilii- shocs (il' Grifi‘illi and
.. Collins and carry on their \vor‘li.
Tb!- mnrlyrdom ul’ Collins should
alrciigthcn his clilisi- and hasten the
establishment of ordcrly dcmorrncy in
'tl‘fllflilil. _
Station “VIZ. Newark.
(“'estinghousc) . _
ill p. rim—"Jack Rabbit Stories." by
David Cory, New York "Evening
Mail.
.-
I.
Station \\'\'l’. Fort. “'ood, X. Y. C.
~ (Signal Corps. I}. H. A.)-
:50 p. ln.»—Ins‘truction in radio. Am-
picu numbers.
L‘ :00 p. m.—-—Evcning Mail concert, un—
, It is rcgurdcd as iniolcrubch‘lu-n " dcr the direction of (‘liurlcs “' Is-
“ Almcl‘icnn citizcn is slain by vio- :i-licson. Artists names and selec-
lencc in a foreign land. Fmflgn pou- lions “ill be announced lute...
‘plcs and governments not urs‘lumlly
“gard it as equally liltoli'l‘lllili' When
their citizens or.» slain by \'lOli‘ll(‘(' in
the. United States. This is :i maltcr
1&0 which the Amcriczin public has
‘ncvcr give-ll much tlln‘lglll.rllul which
is forced home by President. lliirdillg's
not-lit message to Congress.
.Any confession on the part of a.
Mexican Govcrnmclit that it was uno-
116 to protect il'lc lives of American
titlzcns has aroused ii \\'{l\'(‘ ol‘ con-
tempt’and indignation ill this: comic
in. with threats of intorvcutiou.
Mcsldcnt Harding has lwr-n obliged to .
Micss that the. l'niicd Stairs Govcrn- -
put is powerless to protect Mexicans
against American mobs like the one
Jiorrin. Ill. Now 'what do the
icons lliink of us?
nmnn... ._.__.
IN'I'l-ZHNA'I‘IUNAL LYNCHINGS.
Station KDKA, Pittsburgh.
( “Mutiny-gimme) .
:00 p. m.—-ll:iscluill scores and late
news. ‘
lzlm p. m.———-I‘i:mo recital. Stcinwuy
Duo-Art reproducing piano and
rolls used through courtesy of C. C.
Mcllor Company, Pittsburgh.
:er p. m.-———Concc,rt by Miss
phim- McCuc, linrpist: Miss ltcbcc-
ca. Huriiing, soprano from the Alan
Davin Studio. and Miss Anna Mc-
-—l’5[urdy. accompanist. Program:
Soprano solos—~“'l‘o You" (llodcii-
back). “All the. W’orlil‘s in Love"
'(Woouman). “Vissi D'Artc" (Puc-
cini). “Sacrament" (McDermitt).
Violin selection by Emil lloyliux.
‘Arn imcns T0 FLY
anocxn GREAT BRITAIN.
LONl)ON.—-The regulations for the
“Circuit of Britain" Flying Handicap,
gréss, .33 per cent. of the school for which the King has given a cup,
drop of theD Vniled States still rim have lli‘t‘i’l issued by the Royal Aero
yin; "their education in one. and ’Cliil), which is conducting the race.
teacher rural schools. The coun- Thc mce will commence Friday,
' school problem has not been soiv- September 8 and will conclude the fol-
“ lowing day. The course will be ap-
proximately 850 miles. starting and
finishing at the Wuddon Aerodrome,
Croydoii. .
——o——————_
:UOL’NTRY scrim“. PROBLEM
n spite of our vaunted OllllCflllOnnl;
I percentages medn litilc in the
r it may be noted that this 38
entireprcsrnts 8.000.600 children.
t' is more. thc per capita annual COlI'lllt‘tilOI‘S must land at - Certain.
“Fun"? for thr-ir whjmlum. is only control stations, and the airplanes will
us against $40 per child in city.l’e handicapped on a. time allowance
n. The rural school terms nvcr~ basis for the complete Cil‘CUit. a pro-
month shorter than those of the portion of the total time handicap to
mutution' Hair of the wraybe allotted to each section.
about 150.000 have comp1pt Entrants and pilots must b
_ , . . - . , . . e Brit-
r-ycar high school course. rid-sh“ 3“"19“ts- and ”‘0 airplanes in-
nnisheci only the eighth eluding “1‘: f‘né'iM’S- must be entirely
- constructed in the l’ritish Em ir
. e.
hsomet‘hing wrong here. 110 entrance. fee is £25. 1) The
. (location is accepted minor Official; 0f the Club
. , - . say that
the right of every child to have been promised by the bailiff):
boo! a'dvantages. but a. Tainsuthfirland; President of. the Air
9.5 not been struck when this Tif'flgui‘: Lieutenant Colonel Frank K.
mditlons rgles the education- ' V ‘
alright n arly half the chil- lAerO Chill: Sir Samuel
enatlon. Local State an}; stone Air 1 me Si Wh
7 _ . . ‘ . . l r H , ‘
,. Kort should co-o‘pomio to Smith. iristel Aeroplangnrgom adte
gig-yeah pcrccninrro on to ,r. Ltd: A. V. Roe H. Scott-Palmer) an?
commensurate with the rcsl. A. 8. Butler. Malny well-known, air
_.. craft iii:.inlii'actuzing com nin -
;- Ixf'lfiel‘ is mill to be preparing machines for thfiac: are
V
.Tose—.
McLean. vice-chairman of the Royal.
Instone. Iri- .
5‘); K
g MCharles B. Lewis.
0 ' r. and Mrs. Bowser, the Lime Kiln Club and editor or the mythical
“Arizona Kicker.” all of which have fizen broadcast in th isits era
of the country for the priest~ sixty-two years. e no pap
been close.
~~i
’lmown by m0“ “"919 as "M. Quad." Creator ,.
of Eastern Europe. has owed English
exporters £2,000,000 {or raw nutcr-
lals since before the war. A commit:
tee from Lodz recently Went to Ion;
«ion to find a method of- payment. It
was finally agreed that the Lodz
but it
conditions imprnvgtlie installments
may be sent forward at shorter in—
tervals. ’
The relations batsmen llarlz and
English dealers in textfles always have
Lodz bong-lit lis cotton
and other rough materials in London.
\Vnr and the German occupation. Sol~
lowed bthermnn requisitions and the
failure to receive monies , duo, from
Russian customers. prevented the
:Lodz. spinners from meeting their
SCHOOL DAYS we %
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{'1‘ than onward. ,_ - Advertise to
.s,
the snow."
f i Z2". ;f it
debtors are to liquidate in 20 instalL.
(merits. one every six months.
lormlns.
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legends rind mythical talus symbolical
-of the tribal lore.
ti\(-" Not habit
'Pcn‘eli Corporalioa~l
TO DINE WELL
so Well. in fact. that you will want is
patronize us again and again. We- sag-
gesi a visit to this restaurant
119:. The spotless linen and s
glassware. the faultless cc
service, the quality of Ill:-
surely please you.
savour Rnsrioailrr
54 South Main Street.
by South Norwa‘k.
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