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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
Failure to Apprehend Mexican Pr s d n
Holds Danger of Counter Revolution. Revo-
lutionists Admit Victorious Return Gen.
Oregon to Mexico City-Forced to Flee
from City in ApriIRe bells Plan Orderly
Setting Up of New Government Elec-
tons to Be Held Soon-More Towns and Ter
rit0ry In Control RevolutOnists
NO LINE ON CARRANZA

Washington. May -2-3aports #
progress = The political orE212-a-
mons e ne new Mexican revolution
were received here today. bu- TIE Sir
natlon If ne deposed President Car
rama remained underlined.
Dispatches ram Vera Cruz SAD he
vas fighting 01 he -sralu-3ua-sE g.
q pcla- near Saa Marcos abou: La.
war Between he capital and Vera
C~g- bu- No report oEGlal CT IN
aEcial came from Mexico C3ty 10
contradict CLAIMS af revolutionary
agents Il the United States -ea. ne
lad been captured
TIE last intelligence received hE
The state department from the an
bazsy g. Mexico Cry vas a report
dated May 8 hu- communication ty
wireless las beer established aid IL
s--ac:lons ssn- 70 ire charge : a.
fares 10 communicate Sallv-
The dispatches -ece!ve1 -eia-ea - the
fight oT Ca--azza- WIG We -sPGr-ea =
hare aiken VII s-,n = .oaI ssa pesns =
government 1zn6s -1is Cabrera cn9st
Z Ca--zaza czsIaE-- 5 one -7euosr u
me atcia- family VINO sqpez-s y have
escapea * independent -1u-A- 4cca-1-
-E 70 the -svell-1ur4sts. Cabrera CIV
e-e5 h2s departure 1-ru ne capita tar
three &. q ny tearing Z written STAG
nenr fran newspaper men wao were
n, rs1e aass1. NJ seeEcg arm every 6aT.
He vas stepped nr Tie -evoil1unz ISIS
a. C4,.ala.h--a- -eaey sad BIZ permitted
70 continue TO ne American f-arT1e--
and, upon ne LrsS-acE1u1s n Gen OBJ
-er-1. offered nancy Fur his sxoenses-
The addition Of Ma-alu-as, opposite
Brownsville. Texas . he LIST Of rebel
controlled TWINS was reported ID the
revolutionary agents hers Their rH2er.
SAG that A11unlo T-,.A-sa-- long 4 20
ETlcal exc. was n his way - MOI
.sa-ey - assume Charge
The -evalE,101a-y agents he-e admit
ted ma MI Ca--alz2 and ms follow
2-E---'L--4-S-- ----- xxi NIL
lei Eaeg1ez and RS s-rA-L cauna1G
wen- Ct I--5uar3 disposed u, there would
remain the anCjes II c5-Ia1E- -eyolE-
cUn. Both -evoI1-1ona-- agents and
government a1zlc.E.-s Continued also -
watch 1ar news from IRE -zl2lco al
-agsun m: could definitely * he al
700e q Ma-Ds3 Palaez- VINO has dom
fua-zS r+1- SsE--,r- <7- zy--lE -aE-z -
pn--s Regarding rs attitude wa-@ Sill
conflicting, 5Et the-= was apparent Z
disposition both hv American business
men VIII interests there and hv gov
a--renr 3Ec-a-s and -erailllura--v
agents = regard Fa.1aE's allure 70 ne
nprs explicit Z ms c-3r-lses q Eo1p-
=-at3on with he -ernI-t5ur.stS % -la-
aeuvsrIng f1r economic advantage taal
far military or political prestige
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
aims Canadian
an hinati0n Controls
Print PAPER Market

.- Na- Ia coutnna =
a-7a--;-1 manufacturers
--ls The print paper
.-- --a ne Canadian Export
-1:ra--T-. Id. -.2e Senate
~ r T+-s---a-7g paper shcr: :
W.: . -oCar * J L Ge1asall.
a-- T ne Interstate Pulp
-- --upa7-- Es asserted
i1a-1or controlled about
49, -- ne Dominion output
LIE prices = set were 12l !
ley -r1a-uEa ctu-e-s.
' -aTsor- publisher If the
-as.~ News. sad MS s-pe-1-
a- .eac -aa- t31a Canadian
--Sa-- -fa~e1ced competition The
-- lawson added. was VIZ
--- -7e--e-4 - accept the cum-
-. IT'S = purchasing paper.
man Feed Of the committee
1@'- -.---o1 4 tfe paper problem
--'-.. ~ -aache2 either through
,-"~' aDcnE publishers n chr
= i--.- ~srsulpr1oa or through
- m print paper. RECON-
assistant Attorney Cen
The committee would
-se EcTsa- papers Of the
alva the problem" them
1al-lan added
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
Carra1Za High Officials
Killed In Engagement

Il Pasn. Tex. Aay High Officials
accan pAzy.ag President C--alzz n
rs 5lEat 1-1In Mexico civ Gawa-d Vera
C-lz rere captured " KILLED n Al en-
raEssnerr befwaen the federal escort
ana CULINARY loops uads- Gen.
Reyes Marquee. accur14nr u Il r=leg-a--l
received .oGay 1-rrn Gen Aware 5br=-
gan by z =. Pesu-le-a- -svoluIaunR-y
financial agent 10r ne revolution Isis
here
The ha-sle was -epar-ed ~ AHv=. Bs@n
fought between Aplz2ca, -IaSca1a- and
Aaa-a. E5da-Ea-
= the Telegram - Ills Non Is de Cca
revolutionary consul" - = Paso, ser.
onregun gave details III als enr-y zz-a
Aexlca C4ty agreeing with ea-lI.s- DIS
patches tram the Associated Press cor
respondent II Mexico Civ FRY
thousand persons accla l,nea Kim along
me Inc OF march Cen. 0ararou -
ported.
Dispatches ram Sorasez A-lz said
Gen Gb-aErr had autographed Governor
&c -aAUe--a caa- ne g n good health
and n central u Mexico City 2s rel
as Of IL ne -1nbaa-s n me Galt AZ
Mexico. g5-t-E TIE -HveluEunlsis cnn-
-ci of the eastern cnAst Of the -spup-
IL The rebels claim vz-.1la. possession
az me entire rspGallc-
Ire congress Of Sonora is n special
Session % elezt Successor 70 Cor. de
LA1uer-a- VINO VII repair shorty for
Mexico Cry - assume supreme curn-
E1aa-1d Of the revaiu-nna--y movement
a. riding 70 information received by
revolutionary agents n Narales SanS-
- 2, a Bor1Gez seG-@tz-y Gf si--e,
SICK rsaea lie La1ae--z as governor, II
Uas said
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
SLAMS AT SIMS
Continued by Secretary
Of Navy
Tells Of Exchanges caeiesrzr1s Se-
tween President ard Admiral -
SIMS Nothing Eu. Glsr.e-irg Ger
eralEcaes-rresicer. Threatened -
Replace Acr-lrai

Wzsh-ng-1n- May 1.-THE van Of sec
zcy behind which me American navy
operated during the war was .ze.aa 1a--
ther today By Secretary Daniels
Continuing his testimony before me
Senate camnsr-se investigating Esa-
Aenlra- Sins charges thai ne nay
failed . cooperate t1Ily with he A-lses
the secre-a-y read & confidential cable
gran sent . Admiral Gins a. London
N July 4 1Ea-- By President Wilson. In
i ne President sald iha4 n ne pres
ence If the submarine emergency the
British admiralty was helpless amos;
- tie point Of panic" and asked me
admiral - submit Z report aas@a upon
Independent thought Of the whole sI:-
ualan without regard 70 ne Judgment
o4 anyone N thai sine q ne wz-E-- 80
AaL1-a- Si--s' Response. Il LRllels
testified WIS = long telegram Of gen
eralitles IF v-a1 The British ad----a-lr-y
WAS doing" Il his connection NJ Ian
sels read - The commits - : persona
ls-sr from me admin q Administrator
Page Il LandCl IN A4E--st : III. winch
sad n part
Ii ms canaerto1 ! Eava = s-E-fs-
MN Il make 7 Rare received word.
practically directly from me =s-=s3dssr,-
-aa- he was much Glspleast.a VIII Ms
reply ID us cab leE-8-r- Gla- L ia 1c-
change his apln5o2 a. Al. r1ar ne 70
cards u2e rs 7wnes. s~ ,l2e admir-.
and SC pr3-5r1-1sh -12- 1t SERIOUS. =
considered he a=y-iszl:sl5c-r @ ~ Lae.-,c
ne ~ seine Elae- Officer
Secreza--- Daniels sElE -51a- ~ adrri-
-ars repI- - tne E-eslue11- s-E-s.z7- -
rhat ne 1-lTt- 7uj3Cy II pursue ~ sa
adCrt ne -s.c-1ozI7s7Ga-4ua Re Ez1 III e
20 the navy aei2a----1+=Zz1- --1asi r< VIII
lhe Ei--ezs szss7i-11; Sc aal ata,l put zzca
GpErnaCu before the zl.Ezl.--zI s7Izgs-sfsl
hem.
The caval se.reta-- tozd ne cCI-2-,, Z
'ee TIM : -.I-1-sl Sims = rs reply "
Gently had sought . 53srrea5- h navy
department : pans ara ma instead u
accepting re Department EuEEes-5Cn
q E-'eat offensive plans - E--,a- = :
some Pa1 t1a9 -.-Tl.Ee1 70 srCp ms
1roc-ns- a[ German ssirr-la---.es~ Al
mr. Sis had e!os@5 IS mind g ev=-v
7'.-- cooking 70 ;:9e g-a1- offensive
u hlch Il ne IA of IT. VS. -ae nos;
et.ec.5re f2e Of re sEarna-- IA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
UNDER HAMMER
kaiser's Throne and
Other DiScardS
imperial rc9se-ciG Gcocs :, &c
Aacslu1es OF IN New York City
Were Seizes FAR GnSaid Bills -
Former emperor

New York Nay -2--he imperial Ger
1l Ll-uns Is = De sold here IL aac.-n1.
Eousenold sHsc-s IF t1nG Kaiser W.
helm, the ta@e- Ea.serin ald orAs-
members e he German imperial 1z-n-l5,
seized 1-un The mperiaa palaces Of
Berlin aad Munich tar unpaid nlI.s a--=-
Ing Emperor aodlczta5. also VII BE said
under ne hammer here Mar ~ ane ot
NE cIry's lE--es, AZ calecia-s z-a1Uoc-
&c taGay.
Sz-y-fvA pieces are Z ne -Eperia-
collection WHICH was brought here rEo
weeks ag2 by the purchaser ana --zpC-t-
-. Ta4ng-a- Fzrelson- Re declared b
Rad considerable difficulty u se-ag a
expa-- perm. from he German govern
nent- WINCH was obtained he sad. ln1~
a"-e- re nj PROMISED - buy taod VIII
he ner aroceedE lar resale I German
Anthem ccity If ne A-t speees = vouEh-
&c 1ar. M HovAlsEa said. By enc CT
Et-!ia's mos reputable ar E-zs-
Three complete salons VIII pu--e-as
embroidered WITH German eagles. VA
AaaEaEs- -aEs maze - order Z he
1rien: far re ta-@e- Ea4se-, ana 81
T5gues which nave belnnged - he II
pe.-a- German AID Eava-an +allliEs
FIR ctzE--,es- including a-a made 1gr
he Empress EIiEaoe-a- VIE u E-esze--
Xxx Wilhelm II. IRE t--one --ocr-1 hang
mgs Of red qlash. snsralCe-ed with
F-ussIaa sag4ss- a.so a-e advertised 9o-
zaIe
The Kaiser accG-E--g Il NJ 7ovei-
SCI vas not Always prU-pI a5aUt par
lg MS bills LIle1ia-Aiy upor his
-=-En- trades pegpie whose patience was
exhausted ne added. st1-ed household
belongings Z paT-e-t 1o- Their a.
.gu--S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
Polish Invaders
Arouse CuriOusity
kiev Inhabitants

AEv. Nav 1o-E- courier - Wa
sax. May by The Associated
Press News curiosity - - IS Ia
test army Ct Occupation w2s satisfied
uGG-1c- party - Least Fer the
tenth Cme n iess han -h-ns years
hIev toGsy changed hands AGAIN
When Alexander 2 kere.ckv. -A=r
ne Russian premier cane n Oc-o-
oEr, 1877. - The head a. the anti
Boishev1k1 forces k1ev T2s curious
Is 70 the new Corners and rs in
ha1i-aars today were Just as curious.
as svar
Late F-1aa- and early E06av vAsa
.le first ae-2chnencS e Polish car
airy reac.Ied the CIV there was 4
scramble fur shelter, most Of the pee
pie gang 70 their hunes and remain
IlE indoors. As the Polish in@a-ty-,-
began entering the CITY his morning
however. curious eyes peeped r-um
every window door and hallway.
though virtually no people We're n
the streets But n tae afternoon as
the infantry came n force singing
Is x 1archeG With flewe-s II its lies
instead o. haygnets- kIev's curiosity
was again satisfied and the people
began pouring into the thorough
fares.
Tarigt. every one cid and vounr
poor and rich. was 5u- IN the ss-asIs
ring9sng and taking with me SOL
5iers. whose arms were stacked Ia
the squares
The Pelish cnIors aEaSa ara lying
near whe-H nine centuries aro the
Fnl4sa banner was Auwn by raa
forces of BciesIans the G-ea. pnaanus
second king. Near the Paiiss, coiurs
AZ several points there has ben
placed the HaS Or the Uk-a;ne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
Committee for
Extension of Aid
in Car Shortage

* asE-1E-an. Nay --L4sE.slasln- de-
riE7ed - add railroads. Eli shippers u
he Ga- storage situation 1y extending
ne use OF -he c9a3 VA a3a revolving rln1
provided = ne transportation acf from
i've II Z yez-s and also amending the
-aw n 51Agr respects. was agreed UPON
-oday n The Senate interstate eng
u1erce ca----z.IT-s-e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
Fall River Textile
Unions Vote t. Accept
Offer Is Wage Raise

Faa River. MasE-. Ma The SIX
unlons represented I lie "a. E5~e-
Textile Council a. separate meetings
runsgat voted 1raairnouslr u accept
The manufacturers offer af Z per
GENT increase n wages - Operatives n
al textile mills n tAIs CITY The L
erase. which VII a1ert about 3A.gE8 5p-
e-a11ves. VIII go into effect m June :
and The new wage sca-e VII be = force
far SIX months
This makes a tgral Increase 4 wages
Of 1fs per cent granted mil operative IS
here since IT'S Announcement Of ne
latest advance was made altar a series
OF conferences between -ggraser tarzzes
Of the manufacturers and the .ext5le
oDUncsi. No wage demands had been
submitted by the unions
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
DURHAM'S SHILOH COLONY GIVES UP GHOST
FOLLOWERS NOW WORKING FOR A LIVING
FOUNDER AND MOSES IN OTHER CHIMES
ramous 8ihie Class Holds Its
Is, Mating and Expires
Farmer Leader Sanford In
3as,an-~M Moses Holland
Ass ABSENT for Many Moons

~na.- A--lSNsc JCE--6-)
7q.. Ny TT became
-qvr ,-4- Tax the Holy Ghost
Is ~r.--~ Ia Practically given
.r p. z1s- nd would 10 longer
a-s-r 9-.1 u2GsGer TIE rapidly
5rlra..a- .-~ # religious fanatics
w ~ AIRS nave made the big
AL I'll. IS -5w2 KNOWN a., over
~ aa ---as
- --f 70 Sanford. ire found
aa --e- Z re organization.
Dr. ~..-4- 1.-.aop several months
INT .as -.-ce resided n Boston.
ae = Holland better
.-1v, Is soses." has been absent
-1r Sl.- -la1 CT the tine II re-
.- rar,44 FOR The last faw DAYS
Ii e--- -:-s active OF the hiIl-
III 4-eEn6 from farm u
-. o~~a-..4 y Si-lohiles and be-
=. zaa- z. nest conversation Win
=. ,-zra~s g.. - order
~54a~ , a"12-e know thai me
.-zl9us Ea.- LASS vas called to
-raa, 50 81: = -he tabernacle
II. Icy S. .-n- session a5spa1deG.
me- 1-aln- Wan Sh.sof,
Us .saa- NJ. Sanford used II
--s Ass consisted Of 500
rs--..-.s. - here We less than
ars--. -- re meeting 1as1 night
~a-t1T-. rlC Oldest SGT
--...~ ai ne society, has
re llTa house Ct the
H n --SbCr Fails a1G i Is
saa-g-1t- mag .1r position he holds
-e = = CCjlc--- ssa II the
NIL W. VIC Married Mrs..
--..ar SISTER 2-c v7o Tor many
- MISTER a. ~l--,C77. has
-- -rcrk = ne dye house
..--- E-- Knight who corr
u Shiloh vachrs.
g-s rsl7- e-Ea-r6 lea ding :
"H 7rss hal.zn- = saGvel
.-r--.- a-a-1r tg- 2 rev
Ills Caprz.l-, Knight
nephew 2Ev HE I--3 =
~e Z Ne ri 81 I-Do-- =
RI --e sDr.c-v. EFT -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
Maine FOresters
Meet at WeSthrook

Wesfhro0sI. Me- May THE = n
animal meeting Of the Grand Court Of
Maine FA0resfers Of America was
held here today, Elie Richards of
Bangor being elected Grand Chief
Ranger P J. Kennedy Of Exeter.
". Il. Supreme Recording Secretary.
was a rziesr and about 15D delegates
attended; The 1921 meeting VIII be
held II Aaglsia-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
Chelsea Man Slays
Betrayer of Sister

Chelsea Mass MaE 1z-Jaseph
AaEma1. CT Bosuu1- was shet and
Killed n Chelsea square la1e TO-DAY
n fn3 view Of hundreds 81 r1er and
women returning from work 10
seph Da--1gc, Of South Boston. who
Is alleged 70 hare fred rwa shots
was 0verpowsrec by a g-uup Of men
standing near and arrested on a
charge Of murder
According - the police. Da7-lcu
admitted the shooting and sad IL
dc i because his sister - years Of
age lad been ruined by Alaynaa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
Bill Is Favored
Delaying Rate Jump
Second Class Mail

Washington, May --Egist1ng second
class naai rates would be discontinued
Until July I. LIZ under a bal Ordered
reported faroraoiv today by the Louise
7nsfuf1ce committee. The measure
would postpone for enc rear each Of
the two authorized automatic increases
IN rates. scheduled 10 berurns efectsEr..
July and one pear Later
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
Sloop Resolute Takes
Couple More Trial Spins

Erisiol. 2 T. Ma The slonp Ias-
c3u:e. candidate Tar America cup de-
fsnue- Was gwen two trials in Nara
EEase;s ia. toaav- II The forenoon she
ran alsnusI II Newpnr- and back n a
EaAt w1na and n the afternoon SIZE
mace another eng run in rough sea
and heaETy southwest wind. Represent
a1aves uf the owners Expressed them
selves as satisfied wtiA her showing N
both .essz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
L Hard Driven for
andidate. G. 0. P. Can
l0unt on Sen. France

Nay - Senator
&1-viand. n norrAi
-9---@et announced that Il
-Gca1 national convention
:- rs other candidate 90 SUP
re- e--1c,paes which ne outlined
at Senate speech a. those
a ne party should stand ne
Hing - beanie TIE party
IAa-n-
sDrach Senator France
q long program Of domestic
~ policy
go az esr-s for Senator France
pened n View York tnmor-
i11o1nced that ne would
hpa-E2 for delegates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
Alleged Bandit
Denies Guilt of
Paymastefs Murder

Quincy. Mass. May -2-N3Ck Sacns.
alleged 70 hare been a member Of me
nandit group who killed Fayrnaster Par
-neaTrr and h!s guard A. South Bran
t-ee month aSn. pleaded NOT guilty
today n the charge Of 1nur5e-. lie WIS
held without hail for hearing On
Ma Z
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13

L IS much cooler IN -ase cent--,l
valleys. while elsewhere tsruue-a
lures a-e nearly normal.
General rains may be expected
curing tire next vw0 dars east Of the
MISSISSIPPI RIVER. except IN tae
north Upper Lake regioa. with cun-
cnued lew temperatures f-urr me
Ohio valley nnrtawar3 and eastward
Winds or the Atlantic coast -
North If Sandy E5ook- Moderate
shifting winds fair Thursday. Fri
day rain Sandy Eook 70 Ear-erass
Moderate variable wanrs with rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13
THE WEATHER


Northern New England Partly
cloudy Thursday Friday rain.
Southern New England: Inc-eas-
ing clouoiness Thursday, rain a.
night and Friday
East New Yars- Rain Thursday
and Friday, except generally far
Thursday nGr-a portion: little change
n temperature
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13

Forecast fur Boston and virir.ty--
Thursday increasing clouaansss. fol
lowed by rain ii night and FRIDAY
moderate variable winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-13

Ssg choose rot by chance ku<
wisely ~nen Ecu cal 10 ~ phone Or
write :, tAese w,css advertisements
Hs- sisns-ces ~artsc appear n TO-
Gays lour-al.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-01-02
By Marguerite
S~~~NNNS-~~~NN~NNNN~
MOOerS
SN-N~Ns~~NN
Marshall
MGEiMS of o.
Modern Maid

Copyright 1890 The PrS Publishing Co. THE Net" York Evening World
|
through the ne
0
and fashions a
Why while
personbut
their lady
American facy that love- the
popular that unmarried secretly unhappy
all2
would a
could pn the first condition Of his had been
After most OF the married together simply because third
sufficiently
of
limp after
o a O dyspopuc pains
m al ways be m s-h-t"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-01-02
MANY MINISTERS MAKE GOOD JANIToRs.

two jobs, six-day job and d Sunday
mission"
And stiH you hold that this work
is not going to interfere with their
chosen work." l asked.
"Of course, IT would be much bet
ter for man 10 have all his time
for serious thought and study" ad-
mitted Dr. Tmlinson. but unless we
have a standardized salary tor the
ministers OF small churches / fear this
IL going to be the outcome | know
that in many cases the ministers
actually need extra money and that
they are forced outside of their
parish. or course. there will always
be these who declare that "A minister's
life is supposed to be one Of sacrifice
However, no matter how much a man
wishes to sacrifice himself many
have families, and, personally, i am
I'm sympathy with the minister who
feels that NE, must put on overalls or
take up pen as clerk for six DAVIS
in order To do his seventh days work,
which is so vital to the community"
Members Of the Baptist communion
cannot be proud Of the figures glveT
out by Director j. Y. AiChison OF IN
General Board Of Promotion OF I'll.
Northern Convention. Outside OF tn,
great cities the average days pay /.
Sl.S7 for ministers Less than eight per
cent. Of the ordained clergymen get
as much as $1,000 a year And a total
annual budget of less than 81 900 is re-
ported by ~ per cent. of the churches.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-01-02

But certainly a man who is dead
not feel like preparing q sermon or
doing any mental work at night" l
said.
That is perfectly true" agreed DR..
Tomlinson. but what are many Of
the ministers to dO?'
Taken from this point of view, no
doubt many ministers Will have 10
10 odd JOBS and seek outside re-
Enumeration. In the city many act as
stcnogIaphCrs to literary workers, or
dc research work 70" public speak
ers. But even this does not net them
enormous sums and many are more
ambitious. Scores pour molten lead
in fOundi1es, work in factories and
even hire out by the hour as paper
hangers or janitOrs.
II has been said that even Wall
Street financiers have cast greedy
eyes toward the janitorial profession
since some one recently published a
Jew figures setting forth the approx
innate income of some janitOrs in the
$4,000 class.
Tom Smith, head janitor OF the
Stock Exchange Building, is generally
admitted to draw at least $780,
OOC a year in addition to free rental
Of a seven room suite. George TybCrg,
Janttor of the Now York Produce EX-
change Building, is believed to fare
almost as well. John Shay, janitOr OF
the Equitable Building, was crowded
out of his suite there. Consequently
his family resides in its own house
in Brooklyn and the head of the fam
lily rides to his building in his auto
mobile every morning Tom CleaTy,
whom Shay succeeded. left $3.50, 900
at his death. So, after all, it is pos
8ibae for ministers TO amass wealth.
ut Is the ministers in the city with
small salaries who really suffer most"
saAd DIR. Tomlinson. "You sec, the
ministers who are in the country and
have a small patch of ground can
AaT'm, keep poultry, a COW and sell a
great many of their farm products
But the minister in the city is abso-
lutely lost. There is no way for him
to turn a few dollars unless he &C
tuR1ly goes to work six days n week
The mini 5ters in a small village where
oVeryth'nB is compactlv built suffer
from the same circumstances.
II know of one case Of a minister
VINO lives in n little village up State
who receives but 5000 a yea. He has
a large family and simply must have
more than that, so he drives an ex-
press wagon and delivers the mail
Then know of man right here in
town who works in a factory and
earns better wages than any one in
his parish. l know another young
man who is making an excellent
salesman of himself, but he is still
devoted to his Sunday work. In New
York and throughout every city in
the West ministers are holding down