davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-16

ZPolsko-Bolsze.
wickich Walk.
WILNO ZAJETE.

Londyn, is. lipca. - Boise
wicy mieli zajaG Wilno ubiegiej
Srody bez oporu, donosza do
t~utejszych pism. Wiadomose ME
jest ostatecznie potwierdzona.
- Do Warszawy z wilma przy-
byfa wielka liczba polskich zbie-
gov, uchodzacych przel najaz-
dem bolszewickim. Podobniez z
Minska i z okolicy uchodzcy ma
plywaja do Warszawy: bieda
wSrod Mich wielka - potrzeba
dotkliwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-16

swiadk6w, sedzia skazal Sli%e ma
SO grzywny j poniesienie koszto"
sadowych. Poniewaz ME miat picnic
dry na zaplacenie kary. przeto po-
wedrowai do domu poprawy.
Dzisiaj O g2dzinie Sci wiec1orem
W sail parafialnej sw. Jana Kantego.
PREY Carpenter i Chicago ave. odOe-
da sic wyklady szkoty cbywatelskiej.
2 kt6rej korzystac winni rodacy nasi
lax najliczniej. Czasy coraz oStr2e)-
see ola tych, kt6rzy papier0w ooy-
watelskich ME posiadaja.
q
Sedzia Hayes w sadzie potit'm"11
nrzv 47ei i Halsted ul. ~przekaZal ME
iakiet?o Zygmunta HaIacihskiesl z
Town of Lake. lawie wielkoprzySl%-
elych (Grand jury pod kateEa
$1,000 Ia skradzenie JahE"i h'0No
vi $50 W got6wce, ubrania zegarKa
z lan~cuszkiem.
. n :.
Wczoraj koleja Pennsylvania X.
r. wyjechal p. W~iadysiaw Stanoze-
wski w}afciciel kantoru realnoscio-
wego pnr. 1852 y. Ashland ave- wraz
Q iona Leokadya do NoWe5o lorNu'
gdzie zabawia kilka tygodni.
-
PIP. Jan I Wercaika Wojtulewicz.
nabyli W tych dniach realnost pnr.
o442 Iowa ul. Transakcye przepro-
wadzii OBJ. Franciszek Wegierskt
Fam. rnr. 1899 y. Ashland we.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-16

zani W saddle policytnym W Even
ston, ma s. grzywny i ~poniesienie
koszt6w sadowych, "a szybka jazdr
automobilowa. Ma co sic dziwij in
nym szalehcom "a p~rzekraczanie pra-
wa ordynansu miejskiego, kiedy szef
policyi i burmistrz 80 lekcewaza.
= q j.
OBJ. J6zef RuszkiewicZ, komiteto-
wy lei wardy informuje mas, re W
sail p~arafialnej IS. M}odziank6w Cd
bedzie sic dzisiaj wstepna lekcya
szkoly obywatelskiei, kt6ra zalozona
zostala W tych dniach ola dobra re-
dak6w naszych. Wszyscy .ci, kt6rzy
ME maja papier6w obywatelskich j
Ii. kt6rzy maja pierwsze. niechaj
dis przybedq do sail, ktora sic ME-
sci PREY Superior i Bickerdike ul., a
dowiedza sic blizszych informacyi.
Poczatek o godzinie Sci wieczorem.
- q +
W szpitalu powiatowym zmarl
wczoraj dwunastoletni Edward
Grzemski. syn PIP. Antcnieso i Ia
tarzyny Grzemskich, zam. pnr. 2737
No. Central Park ave. " Avondale.
wskutek nieSzczekliwego wypadku
autom 5bilowego. Pogrzeb odbedzie
sic W przysziy p~oniedziaiek z domu
zaloby do koSctcla p. w. sw. Jacka.
- = "
" Saddle policyjnym PREY 47th pl.
/ Haisted ul. przed obliczem sedzie-
go Hayes, odby3a sic sprawl Micha-
Ia Sliwy, ktorego zaskarzy} Jan Kie-
liba "a pobicie go. Pc wysiuchcniu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-16

Dzisiatl wieczorem poczawszy o
godzinte Sci, odbedzie sic koncert
kspeli chicagoskiej pod batuta
William'a We'll, W parku Palmer; ju
tro W parku East End, ppzy wybrze-
zu kapielowem a W niedziele dnia 10
b. m. W parku Jackson o godzinie Sci
popOiudliu.
Egzekucya Artura Haensla. NOR
dercy zony, kt6ry miai dzisiaj zawi-
snaG ma s%zubienicy, odlozo2a zno-
WI zostala przez gubernatora Low
dena, "a staraniem Amerykanskiego
Legionu do piatku logo pazdzierni-
ka b. T. Wczoraj Leon SciSlek, Fam.
pnr. 1850 w Grand ave-, ma kt0rego
Haensel rzucii o~skarzenie, re jest
wla;ciwym %morderca. oddat sic W re-
ce policyi. Zeznat on wczoraj. re
postal $4,000 zamordowanej Haen-
slowej zanim ona wyszla "a MAJ.
. e
Dw6ch chlopc6w znalazIo Smiert
NO., ,-o,,u; ar.omo,i,, o,ozorowoao
u kt6rego sic wieszali. Jednym z Mich
jest Polak, Edward ,Grzemihski, kt6-
~ odni6e, rata1na r~okaIeozanio vpku
to,- c,oco ur,or, A,+o,,.,iIor, L,e-
ro,.. Fuo1 To;ob E,,m ,,r ooo7
S~nrirgrie,I ave
uo =
w mieszkaniu mr. lana \ Hovp.
ave. znalezicny zostal bcz zvcia 25-
letni Piotr Romanek W pokoiu sy--
pialnym. Maryal Soppa. stolownik,
poCzul od6r ula~tujacego gazu. WEI
wal pomocy roliayi. kr0ra przybyla
i drzwi do poko!u Romanka wywa-
ayla. Gaz u~latywal z ~zcpsutpj rury.
zwloki prIe%ieziono do kostnicy,
cdzie dzisiaj odbcdzi" sic mkwcst.
(" q &?
Wcz~raj denOrtowano %.trzynastu
cud6ozicmc0w czerwonych. ktorzy
w~yjechali pod strata u~rzedn;k6w fe-
deraEaych Chicago do Ellis Island,
skad okretem odpiyna do Europy.
Pomiedzy mimi So take Stanis}aw
Kominski i Jak6b Platck.
= . =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-16


Stowarzyszenie kupc6w i przemy-
slowc6w pod nazwa ,,South-West Mer
chants Assn, kt6rego czlonkowie
prowadza swe interesy pomiedzy uli-
cami 16ta i 22ga oraz Cd Wold az
ma wschod do Morgan, uchwaliio SUI
me $4,000, kt6re rozdane beda W
nagrodach .premiowych wszystkim
klientom. Nagrody So ma wystawie
W skladach PREY Blue Island ave. /
1Sej III.
w sadie %policyjnym PREY Lawn
dale ave. pred obliczem sedziego
Graham, stawali Wiadysiaw Mizur-
ka. zam. pnr. 23O4 Monroe ul. i Piotr
Kmieciak, Fam. pnr. 3021 S. 49th
ave. pod zarzutem dOkonania napa-
du ma Antoniego Wagnera, zam. p.
mr.. 1908 S. 59tej ave. Pc wyslucha-
niu Swiadk6w, sedzia skazal Mizur-
Ike ma zaplace2ie $50 grzywny "a
Kmieciaka ma 500.
y q =
Pc calodziennem poszukiwaniu W
jeziorze PREY 99ej vi. "a zwl-k aml
o.mioletniego Alfredo NarlarO, "a
m~ieszkale2o Tnr. 1921 Avenue NJ. W
South Chicago znaleziono je pod
wiecz6r i odda3o rodziCcm. Chiop!ec
-lbicgi mad brzcg ~.eziora w iowa
rzystwie dziesieciOletniego Edwarda
Skala W celu lowienia ryb. Gdy sic
schylil stracil r6wnowage / wpadi
do woody.
=: q =
Wczoraj W Saddle pOlicyjnym PREY
fMaxwell III. 'dbyla sic sprawl Be-
| lesiawa LaszyhskiegO. Fam pnr,
1859 w. >19ej ul., kt6rcgo zaskarzyI
jerry Kit. IA nieprzyzwOitc zacho-
wanic sic. Sedzia skazal go ma 5apia-
Genie s. grzywny i ponicsienic kosz-
tow sadOwych.
j. q
Phi Antoninic SzurlitowSkici, wdr-'
vic, zandCszka}ci p. nr. 2nlS Lincoln
str. W uhicSia Scbotr, dnia logo b. H..
poma@iIa W Sprzataniu micSzkania
l2-tn lrtmia dzicwCzynka Z ~SaSicdZtwa,
Pc jci rlcjSciu PM 81. Sp"StrZc=ta. Z"
zabrano jCj zCgurck Z tor"hki, W kt6rcJ
zwyklc 90 trzymaia. P,;irirZcnic padio
IA W dz;cwCzyukr. k16ra wypicra Sic
upa rcic. chW' mik0go inn"go W micSIka-
nfu ME hyio. Phi SzuflilowSha jest
>urapicIM. ponicwaz zr"arrk hyf bar,
do ko<zlowny i hyt crnmq pamiatkl
30 nmariym .jcj mczu: jr>li zrgarck ten
zo$tul komu danny, luh ~>przcdany -
mi SzurlitGw<ka prOSi. 10y sic z@iOSZo-
no DO mel pod wyHcj podany adr">. Il
sutuwa jest dai ma@r~ln >ioS"wna ~
zwrot <wci Sirary. Nazwi>ko "wri die
wczyuki zlElmy. IerZ umy>lmir =" nara
Hir ME lajcmy.
:: q ::
u w,adaiemy sic. 10 " nieGsle-
kiei przyszloSci W dzieluiCy Bridge
port ma powAaf nowy oddzial We
rerar6w p-lskich. htGrego inicyato-
rem i 2alotycie'em j." hyiy siar%ant
rckrutasyjIy p. J6z"f Kuimihekl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-16

kt6ry przyjechai ostatnim transpor-
tenn pred dwoma tygodniami. Cd
dial ten przy3aczony Zostanie do
Tow. Strzelcow i'm. Kr6la Stanista-
wa Leszczyhskiego.
! Jutro o godzinie 7:S0 wieczorem
" kcsciele D. W. sw. Jana KantegU,
~rcupoczuie sic observation-disclosures No
VIENNA ma Geese Sw. Amy skfada1a-
ca sic z modlitw, czesci r6zahca, nau-
ki i blogosfawienstwa NaJSw. Sa-
kramentem. Kantowianie .powinnl
skorzystaG z okazyi i jak na~jlicznle]
| uczeszczaG IA to na~bozehstwo. Re
likwie ,Sw. Amy wystawione beda
Ma oltarzu podczas calei nowenny.
Dziewiecioletnia Elzbieta Pawlik,
Fam, pnr. 1910 W. 21ej ul. uganda
lac cnegdaj ma wrotkach (rolier
skates) upadia ma bruk wskutek cze
go zlama}a prawa reke ponizej fok-
cia. Przewieziono ia do szpitala p
n. Post Graduate.
4 2
p,,oa l;1nu dniomu nieiaki An
drsei Grze&kowiak. zostal oskarzomy
,ou Lrod1ie;v wozu konia
.oo -, ,;o,;,. n,o,ri nod nazwa
49, eao 8 Nor
,ro, ~ orAedai overwhelmingly byl
40 st,cv; ~no]icvinei Town Hall, gdzie
zostal uznany winnym kradzfezy.
~,
: q ::
Automobil kierowany przez Nor
risa Andrew, Fam. pnr. 235O Crom-
we'll ul.. najcchai i bolesnie poKale-
cyl dzicsieciolcmiego Jsna katry--
szyka, Fam. pnr. 2Oo9 Dayton u''
! Chlopca przewieziono 10 SHp'''''
Braci A~leksyanow, gdzie SIG ~ia'uu-
JIG W stanie kr!tyczn!m'
Jcdcnas'ole'Il' A"fouN
la wczoraj W jcZi1Tze ma wyprzeAu
PREY Argyle ul. W oczach setek osoo
! tamze sic znajdujac ych. Gdy usfysza-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-26
Stage Is Held Up
Each Year; Reward
Offered For Bandit

K SACRAMENTO, Cal, Aug. 26.--An-
nouncement Of reward of $500 for the
arrest OF the man who has fallen into
the habit OF holding up the stage be-
tween Cedarbrook and Mani. In the
mountains near Yosemite National park.
was posted today upon orders of Gov
Stephens,
The robbery of the stage between
CedarbroOk and Miami. according to
Sheriff John Barnett of MADEIRA county,
in which those points are situated, has
taken place annually for % years He
added that the opinion that the man who
originated the custom was succeeded
about II years ago by holder and more
elusive outlaw y
i The twenty second annual holdup took
place July "a, providing thrills for four
automobile loads of tourists bound for
Yosemite valley. One automobile con-
tained party of Boy Scouts from New
York, whose money the bandit iovially
declined
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-26
u zI5eCneadM

HUNTSVILLE. AlA.--1ohn Fraser,
49, one Of the pioneer fruit nursery
men of the South and for many years
head OF the Fraser Nursery company
died Tuesday. He is survived By his
widow and the following sons and
daughters: Mrs, r. L. Leatherwood.
Mrs. Robert Harrison. James and John
ser. of Birmingham.
BLUE MOUNTAIN. Miss BLUE
Mountain has just lost one Of its Oldest
citizens in the death of Henry More
hand. SO years old, He died at the home
Of his brother n-law. j. A. Alien, OF
this place. He was q prominent mem
buried with Masonic honors In Fair
field, cemetery in Union county near
his early home. He leaves an aged
widow here.
HOUSTON, Miss. Mrs. Regina will
llants. 81, died here at the home Of
her son, DIT. j. Rice Williaus, She is
survived. by one. daughter and five
sons: Mrs. J, w. Hamilton, Houlka !;
Rice Williams, grand lecturer for the
Masonic fraternity of Mississippi,
Houston: r. Fl. Williams, Houston, and
J. l.. Williams, attorney, Indanola,
Miss. Burial took place at the family
cemetery. four miles north OF Houlka
HUNTINGDON. Tenn.-Eula B..
Moore. Is, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Il. Moore, died Wednesday. She, Is
survived by her parents, two brothers
and three sisters. Burial took place at
the Humbles graveyard after funeral
services we're conducted by the Rev.
Mr.. Coleman. of Hollow Rock.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-26

PINE BLUFF, Ark. Il. Casey OF
Sheriff. and Miss Ava Herring of Pine
Bluff Were married at the Courthouse
Tuesday by Judge r. II. Williams.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-26
HOUNDS TRAIL NEGRO
I WHO SHOT WHITE MAN

{ DANYILLE. Va, Aug. 26.-Citizens
Of Halifax county aided by bloodhounds
are securing the country surrounding
buffalo Lithia today for an unidenti-
fled negro who yesterday shot and
wounded James Baptist, wealthy resi-
dent of the county
The shooting took place when Baptist
pursued the negro, after the latter,
1t Is charged, had insulted white girls
working at a local hotel Approached
by Baptist and others at the railroad
station, the negro fired IS shots from,
two revolvers. Baptist was wounded
In the chest and taken to a South Bos-
ton hospital The negro escaped in
the excitement following the shooting
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-26
KENTUCKIAN NAMED.

NEW YORK, Aig. disappointment
Of Representative J. Campbell Cantfill,
of Kentucky, to be head OF the organ
igatlon bureau In the office here offthe
made by Chairman George White, of the
committee, 1t was announced yesterday
at the Democratic headquarters. Can
trilI was selected by Chairman White,
1t was said, to head one of three bu-
reaus maintained by the national or
gai1ization in each of the national COM
Inittee offices in New York, Chicago and
San Francisco.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-26
OPENING OF REPUBLICAN
SPEAKING CAMPAIGN SET

CHICAGO, Aug. Ex-senator Harry
.. New, chairman of the speakers
bureau of the Republican National COM
mittee, announced last night that the
speaking campaign of the party will
be opened officially September II.
Campaign speakers viii be heard In
every county of the United States on
the opening day, according to plans Of
the speakers bureau The speakers will
continue their activities until Novem-
Der 1, 1t was announced. There will
be some preliminary speaking before
Senfhfnher II
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-26
sIsAL DECREE REVERSED,

MEXICO CITY. Aug. 2s.--Orders Is
sued by the supreme court today re-
verse the decree Of the Campeche state
legislature OF last October ordering the
seizure of all stocks of sisal hemp be-
longing to the Hennequen Regulation
Commission. These stocks were to be
taken over by the state as a pledge
that the company would retire paper
money issued by 1t and by the Yucatap
government.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-26
HOUdrd e. Figg To
We'd Edith Strauss

DEL MONTE Cal, Aug. 20 Howard
f. Fig, assistant United States attor-
ney-general. who obtained d license
yesterday in Salinas, Cal, to marry
Edith Strauss, said today that the we'd
ding would take place within two or
three days" His bride Is daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Strauss, OF
New York city, he said. The wedding
VIII be attended only by the brides
parents and few intimate friends
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-26
q

PINE BLUFF, Ark.-Mrs. Robert T.
Holderness Of Fordyce announces the
engagement and approaching marriage
raul Sparks the wedding to take place
September 10 at the family residence.
PINE BLUFF, Arx.-J. e. Casey Of
Sheriff. and Miss Ava Herring OF Pine
Bluff were married at the Courthouse
Tuesday by Judge R. II. Williams.
BRISTOL, Tenn.--A wedding OF So
cial interest in Bristol took place Mon.
day when Mrs. Ella v. Mckinney. Of
ms city, was united in marriage to J.
w Mililam sharp, of Latrobe, PS DIR.
W. II. Price. the brides uncle, Off
eieted. After a wedding trip through
me East, they will be at home at La
HUNTINGDON. Tenn.--A beautiful
wedding took place here Wednesday at
the home of Mr., and Mrs j. B. Din
u n Huntington, when they gave in mar
rage their daughter. Miss Kate, to
Eugene Y Morgan. The ceremony was
said by the Rev. w. f. Price. Follow
ing the ceremony the couple departed
for Nashville The bridegroom is a
son Of Mr.. and Mrs, E. A. Morgan, Of
Huntington.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.--Miss Ev-
adne Lois Thatcher, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. James d. Thatcher, OF Chat
tanooga and Lieut.. Chester Smith, Of
Wilmington, Del, were married we'd
nesday morning at 5 O'clock at the
home of the brides parents. on Me-
Gaiiie avenue. The bride is one Of
Ghattanooga's most popular young Ia
Washington college. The bridegroom
is an eX-service man. having served as
an aviator at Kelley's field during the
war. He is connected now with the
Atlas Powder company of Delaware.
Pennebaker. maid of honor, and LITTLE
Nellie, Cate, as flower girl, and Paul
Thatcher, brother of the bride. as best
man to the bridegroom.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-26
Inwhich we double l.
cross q master mind

TALK ABOUT dime novels.
THEY SENT Jim down
Sss
TO TEXAS to Investigate
SOME OIL wells there.
WHICH THEY might buy.
IF JIM said OK.
AND He was to report.
BY WIRE in secret code.
Now--ENTER the villain.
A SLIPPERY crook.
GOT WIND Of IL.
AND TRAILED Jim dowA
COPIED OFF his code.
&Sss
| AND BRI5ED o boob.
IN THE telegraph branch.
30 THE crook could get
THE EARLIEST word,
u
AND CORNER stock.
AND WORK a hold-up.
IIr LOOKED Ike easy coin.
BUT JIM got wise.
AND 79iREw away his code
| AND WHEN he sent
The FINAL dope.
HE FoILE1 the villain.
The MESSAGE Just said.
l
"cHEsTERFIELD."
i
AND HIS directors knew.
/
THAT ALL was well.
| WITH THOSE oil wells.
FOR OIL men know.
THAT "cHEsTERFIELD" means.
|
THEY SATISFY"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-26

YOU'LL know you've ''struck it rich" when
! you discover Chesterfelds. You'll say "they
satisfy" A wonderful biend-the pick of .Tur-
kish and Domestic tobaccos put together in
the Chesterfield way that's why "they salts
fy.' And the Chesterfield blend can not BE-
copied!
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-04-02
THANK GOD FOR WORK.

In order to be able to look our
grocer, our butcher, our coal dealer
and our ice man squarely in the face,
we are obliged to work, end in spite
of the fact also that occasionally we
look ut our plutocratic and proleta-
riat loafer neighbors with envy, we
are most of the time in state of
mind where we simply ana reverent-
ly thank God for-WORK.
The world-and that simply COM
prohends the mind of man-is i'm Il
fcrmcnt.
St. Paul knew life, he knew what
he was talking about when he said,
Let him that stole steal no more
but rather let him labor, working
with his hands the thing which is
good. that he may have to give to
him that needcth."
After all of the wise men have
proclaimed, after all Of the teacher
have taught and the preachers have
praught, after all Of the Socialists
have socializcd and T.: idealists have
localized, after All Ia. dem fools have
foolizcd and the slackcrs have slack
erlZcd, TO their hearts content, we
will some day get bac,. to the com
mon sense of things Hal realize that
Cod Almighty hncw what WAS best
Of mankind when he said to Adam
"ln the sweat of thy fact shalt thou
eat bread"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-04-02

any and add conceivable issues, ours
or anybody's except the one in hand
All this is making more sentiment
for the initiative, referendum and re-
call than all the abstract arguments
that could be advanced, and every
man converted TO this dogma is a
stone taken out of the foundation Of
representative gvernment. Every i'm
pulse of his is step to that false
democracy that is virtually nothing
but mob rule through irresponsible
minorities.
Congress has not tried. so far as
the layman can see, either TO follow
the spirit of the people they repre-
sent, or to help the public to think
things out. Instead it has confused
Judgment with words that oftener
than not convey Il false impression,
as when England's representation up
on the League is spoken of az if there
organization precisely like our own
House and Senate.
Every conceivable obstruction has
been thrown III the way of action and
when the people who fought this war
demanded action their representatives
have shouted, fools" Missionaries, ="
Impractical dreamcrs," and then they
fill the aii~ with meaningless words
about Amcricanism without definig
anything. Who fought this war. any
haw? Whose OK is being horned right
now, the politicians or the peoples?
This is misrepresentation and right
well are we paying for it by the loss
Of our commanding position abroad,
by the disruption Of our foreign mar
i.ots and by the DISCRIMINATION Of
domestic business.
In place Of action that would set
the worlds affairs in order and cstab-
lish agencies of progress we have long
speeches about investigating this or
that; about proiitcering; about the
high cost of living. which all intelli-
gt7,t men knew TO be inevitable; about
the wisdom of our policy concerning
medals; about Mexico, and about gett-
ing ready for the next war-anything
but the business in hand, which is to
establish international order out OF
chat; ~ the only way possible-ail
International tribunal, the alternative
of which is Il repetition of the con-
/ ditions that brought about the Thir-
ty Years War.
In all this confusion and inaction
we are nearing IL presidential cam
paign, and here again are words,
words, words about anything under
the stare except the real business in
hand. Big words that sound we'll and
are safc-that is the cue @.dently
while writing TO see which way the
cat is most likely to jump. In ali this
mess may the Lord give us at least
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1920-04-02
WHAT DOES IT MEAN.

Easter tide is hcre-the glad spring
time of Resurrection. All nature,
animate and inanimatc, is rising from
its long winters sleep. Fitting time,
this, to call to mind and celebrate the
Resurrection Of the Author of Saliva
ton. On Easter Sunday glad songs
and praises will pour forth from
thousands of thousands of dcvout
worshippcrs, in honor of Him who
brought life and Immortality to light
through the glad news.
Do we understand the significance
of the Resurrection of Jesus?
The Resurrection of Jesus was not
primarily an evidence or proof of the
final resurrection of the body. This
needed no proof to the Jews. The
Jesus, except the Saducces, believed
In the resurrection of the body. as is
evidenced in many old Testament
teachings. Jesus said to Martha in
her home in Bethany: "Thy broth
er, (the dead Lazarus) shall rise
again" She replied: 81 know that he
shall rise again at the resurrection
of the last day" She, in common
with all Jews believed in, and look.
ed forward to. n general resurrection.
The resurrection of Jesus was proof
indisputable of his divinity and hence.
of his claim rs Savior of the world
through his atonement. His resugec-
ten teaching goes further, deeper
and wider than the resurrection of
the body. And thus it is proclaimed
all through the New Testament. When
the resurrection of the body was dis
cussed by the Apostles in connection
with the resurrection of Jesus, it was
always or nearly always, with re-
gard to manner, order ETC., Of the
resurrection. This is clear and plain
from the inspired records.
So, then, we celebrate. not only the
resurrection Of the Christ but the
fact and truth of his advent into the
world, and the justice and truth
of his claim as the Savior and Re-
deemer of mankind, the "sure founda-
ton" and absolute assurance of sal
walton here and hereafter, for all who
believe and accept the wonderful fact
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envious of others. No indeed, you
can find it by doing the thing at hand
better than the other fellow does it.
Love, good will, honesty of purpose,
call it anything you choose; but what
ever term you choose to apply, it is
the ladder and the only one which
enables US to climb to our soulmate
job.
Hate, envy. jealousy, malice and
fear are the broken and defective
rungs in life's ladder. 1t is purely
scientific, an entirely proveable and
psychological fact that love, not the
love of a man for maid, but the
kind of love which enables him to
look his God in the face and reach
down his hand to his brother, the
kind of love which prompts him to
put the best of himself into his job,
no matter what that job may be, will
eventually lead him upward and on
ward to his souls desire, to the place
Nature intended him to occupy Ii
you want the best there is in life
kill hate and fear, fire up full OH
love and then hump Yourself.
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WHAT CAUSED THE STRIKE?

AS in number of other strikes,
the public is in entire ignorance as to
any definite information.
The first and only reason given, so
far as the papers have stated was
that lady clerk in the Roanoke Of
flee had been insulted by some man
in the same Office. Just how and why
was not stated. One report is, that
the man in question does not belong
to the union, and that this was
"frame-np" to get rid of him.
We do not know how this was. ANY
way, the clerks union demanded the
man discharged. The n. and w. Of
ficials investigated and found they
said, that there was nothing in the
charge to justify tie discharge Of
the clerk in question. And then, the
clerks quit by the hundreds all along
the whole system, causing inconvcn-
fences to the travelling public and
serious Interference with business
Strikes are no doubt justiii;blc under
some circumstances but such con
duct az this prejudiccs the public
against unions. One of these days Il
law will be passed infiicting Heavy
penalties upon men who, unnecessa-
rily and without just cause, precipi.
tate strikes.
At any rate, if all the facts had
been honestly published which caus-
ed this strike, Judgment might hava
been different