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The New York herald., 1921-02-13
CARDINAL BOURNE WARNS
AGAINST IRISH OUTRAGES
Archbishop of Westminster Fears Love of Country
May Lead Good Catholics to Become
Implicated.

LONDON, Feb. 12.-Cardinal Bourne,
Archbishop of Westminster. in a pas
toral letter to his archdiocese which. will
be read in the churches tomorrow. re-
fers to the horror and outrage" In Ire
land. The letter continues:
"in the midst of this welter on con-
fusion | have grave reason to fear that
some of my own flock. impelled by legit.-
mate love OF country and urgent longing
for realization of their lawful aspira-
tions. are unwarily allowing themselves
TO become implicated. by active SYM
pathy or even actual cooperation, in
societies and organizations which are in
opposition TO the laws Of God and the
Catholic Church"
Cardinal Bourne refers to the warning
OF Cardinal Manning in 1857, in which
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
FRENCH TAXES FAIL
TO MEET ESTIMATES
Business Turnover and Sugar
Levy Disappointing.

PARIS. Feb. 12.-French tax coiiec-
tons In January failed 10 equal tho
budget estimates for the first time under
the present schedule. The total collec-
tions we're 1.2o4.442.o0o francs. while
the budget estimates were 1852, ,7s3, 900
francs.
A heavy slump In the taxes on the
business turnover and the customs on
sugar which is attributed In the official
announcement to-day on tax receipts 10
restrictions In consumption" was
chiefly responsible for the unfavorable
result. The biggest drop was In the
business turnover. which yielded 1884,
$4,000 francs instead OF the estimated
s3.666.500 francs.
Taxes for the registration of deeds
and titles. however. showed a healthy
Increase. transactions yielding 271,s25,-
900 francs. which exceeded the estimates
by about s3,5oo.ooo francs. Tho total
January receipts exceeded those OF jan
uary, 1920. by 3fs.g92.1oo francs.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
GERMANY TO MAKE
PREPARATION OFFER
Continued from First Page.

Finance. declared in a speech to the
Bremen Chamber OF Commerce to-day
Great economic questions could not be
solved in that way. he added.
I'VE are prepared to accomplish al
we can" continued DR.. Wirth, because
we feel under a moral obligation &c
assist in reconstruction, and we will
make reparaton proposals Of our own
in London.
"The newspaper reports on this sub
ject are incorrect. Our offer will not
be small one. The nation must learn
to realize that what We shall offer can
not be extracted from the national
wealth. but must be produced by work
And this raises the question whether in
these circumstances all the fruits of the
revolution can be safeguarded.
work will have to be organized on a
great scale, and what we offer must be
made good.
America cannot hold aloof," added
the Finance Minister. when the eco
nomic forces of the entire world shall
assemble around one table, and all plans
are mere theories unless the whole eco
nomic world is prepared to cooperate"
Legislation which would prescribe the
manner in which all civilian guards in
Germany are TO be dissolved is now
ptiIiB ny Tie ol Ile
Interior. After being submitted to the
Cabinet. the measure will be presented
to the Reichstag for approval.
The action of DR.. Won Kahr. Bavarian
Premier. in placing responsibility for
disarmament upon the Berlin Govern
ment has created a situation quite en-
barrassing to the Federal Ministry. In
view of the prolonged deliberations by
the Bavarian Ministers at Munich.
Chancellor Fehrenbach had looked for
a more emphatic declaration from DR..
Won Kahr.
MUNICH. Feb. 12.-Independent So
cialists demanded during Thursday s
session of the Bavarian Diet that the
Government make report on negotia-
tons carried on between the Berlin
Government and DIR. Won Kahr. Ba-
varian Premier. and this provoked a
lively debate A speaker for the Gov
ernment declared that the proceedings
at Berlin were confidential and that
their nature could not be divulged ex-
cept In a plenary session.
Socialist and Communist leaders de-
clared the Governments reply was un-
satisfactory, and the debate continued
until a recess was taken.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

Catholics were reminded that the
Church. through the Pope. had declared
that all conspiracy. whether against the
Church or State, was sin. against the
former because Il could not be without
heresy and apostacy. and against the
latter because It was rebellion. Cardinal
Bourne adds:
And ! take that warning heard fifty
four years ago and make it my own to-
day. The name Fenianlsm is no longer
in use. but the activity IL connoted Is
still alive. and the denunc.ation of the
second Archbishop Of Westminster ap-
plies in unchanging measure to that
activity to-day by whatever name 1t is
called"
The Cardinal concludes by declaring
that Parliament should deal Justly and
promptly with this tragedy in Ireland"
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
CAPITAL INADEQUATE
Working Agreement Requires
Doubling of Total.

BERLIN, Feb. 1.-THE recommends
ton of the executive board OF the North
German Lloyd Steamship Company for
doubling the company's capital TO $780,
900, 900 marks. whiclt was announced
yesterday, is made necessary by resump-
tion of the company's overseas shipping
and its working agreement with the
United States Mall Steamship Company
and the Steele Company of Galveston, 1t
was declared here to-day by the board.
The annual meeting OF the company.
which has been set for March o, will be
called on to approve reports for the
years 1914 to 1920. as no shareholders
meetings have been held in the last
seven years.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
JAPAN FOR UNITY
ON RUSSIAN POLICY
Will Await Action of Allies
Before Committing Her
self to SOviets.
NO "RED" RECOGNITION
Economic Agreement Not to
Include Admission of Boil
shevist Influences.
no RED" RECOGNITION
Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
New York Herald bureau.
MashingtOn. ID. C. Eah. l2.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
New York Herald bureau.
Washington, ID. C.. Feb. 12.
Japan will base her policy toward
Soviet Russia upon that finally adopted
In the United States and Europe. ac-
cording to Toxic advices received here
to-day. This is the first notice taken.
even indirectly. Of the suggestion made
recently by President Wilson that a
uniform policy toward Russia should
be adopted. The Japanese policy Of
'watchful waiting will depend on the
extent to which Europe and America
finally agree. and is not expected to
change the japanese policy In eastern
Siberia. where Japan appears committed
to the idea of buffer state" under
Japanese control.
The attitude of the Japanese Govern
ment is contained in the following cable
received here to-day by responsible
sources:
THE Japanese Government received
an invitation from the Soviet authorities
some time ago 20 recommence CONNER
cial intercourse, but has so far reserved
the reply in the hope of taking the same
steps as the Powers In general.
IF the report that Great Britain has
concluded commercial treaty with the
Soviet is confirmed there is reason to
believe that Italy Will be the first to
follow the example. Nor will America
hesitate in joining. The rest of the
Powers will also follow suit.
1T will be a gross mistake, however.
to conclude that because of the Powers
economic recognition of the Soviet, Boil
shevist influence will be established
among the Powers. since such recogni-
ton will be conditional. Japan has
under the existing circumstances very
little business to do with Russia in the
way OF commercial intercourse and
therefore need not be In any hurry to
resume commercial intercourse with the
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
Succession Is Offered
Cousin of Turks Sultan

CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. IL.
-Angora newspapers state
that the right of succession to
the Sultanate of Turkey has
been offered to Osman Fouad
Effendi, cousin of the Sultan,
who is now in Rome. This ac-
ton, they add. was taken be-
cause of refusal by Prince Selim
Effendi, another cousin of the
Sultan. to surrender political
power to the National Assembly.
Prince Abdul Medjir Effendi,
heir apparent to the Turkish
throne, after consultations with
many high officials in July, 1920,
sent a letter to the Sultan re-
nouncing his right to the Sultan
ate and transferring the success
sion to Prince Selmi Effendi.
Prince Abdul explained that
as the rights of the Caliphate
had been rendered empty by the
treaty he did not want to be heir
to throne deprived of it's power
and robbed of territory right
fully belonging to it.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
ASK AUSTRIAN VOTE ON
FUSION WITH GERMANY
Backers of Movement Ignore
Stand of Allies.

VIENNA, Feb. 12-Enactment OF a law
providing for referendum relative TO
fusion between the Austrian Republic
and Germany was formally demanded
of the Government here Thursday by the
Crosse Deutsche party. Tho organiza-
ton asserts that such legislation would
be in fulfIlment of promises made be-
fore the election In Austria recently, and
makes It's demand In spite OF the re-
ported Allied prohibition Of movements
looking to such n union.
il is explained that immediate action
regarding fusion would not necessarily
follow a plebiscite. but such vote would
would be taken out of a desire to show
the real sentiment OF Austria to the
world
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
800 IRISH CIVILIANS
ATTACK BARRACKS
Repulsed BY Police and dForced
to Repair Damages.

BANTRr, ireland. Feb. 12.--Three hun
dred armed civilians attacked the Drim-
oleaguo police barracks at midnight last
night. The garrison offered a fierce re-
sistance and with the help OF a relief
force repulsed the attacking party.
One sergeant OF the defending forces
was wounded. The barracks and nearby
houses were badly damaged by the fir
ing
The reinforcing troops. II Is reported
Immediately ordered the entire male
populat ton OF the village out of bed and
compelled the men at the point of re-
volvers to rebuild the wall OF the bar
racks and repair the other damage done
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
STATE LEGISLATION
OPPOSED BY LODGE
He Advises Oregon on Japan
ese Problem.

SALEM. Ore. Feb. 12.-Becausc the
new national Administration that will
be ushered into Office next March In
tends enacting comprehensive legisla-
tion on the Japanese question. United
States Senator Lodge, chairman of the
Foreign Relations Committee. advised
against any State legislation on the sub
ject, according TO a telegram received
to-day from United States Senator
McNary.
The messag ge was in response to tel
egram sent by a member of the legisla-
tive committee named TO confer with
committees from Idaho and Washington
Legislatures in regard TO the anti-alien
land legislation.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
p0RTUGAL'S CABINET OUT.
Resignations Follow That of Min
lister of Finance.

LISBON, Feb. 12.--The Portuguese Cab
met has resigned.
Announcement was made earlier In
the day that the Minister of Finance
had resigned and that his resignation
had been accepted The Cabinet then
met TO consider the Governments posi-
ton.
The Portuguese Cabinet, which Is
headed BY Gen. Liberato Pinto. was
formed on November 80. 1920.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
SALVADOR GnnETs U. $. nsvoy

SAN SALVADOR, Republic OF Salvador,
Feb. 12.--Peter 4. Jay. recently ap-
pointed United States Minister TO SAL
vador. was received In audience by
President Melendez to-day. Imposing
ceremonies marked the audience, which
was given in the national palace.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
BANDITS STEAL wHISKEY.

EsTvAN, Sask., Feb 12.-Six masked
and armed men held UP the farm home
OF Robert Andrlst at Woodens. south of
here. and after turning the occupants
out in the freezing weather. stole sixteen
cases of whiskey. shot gun and a rife.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

Thrsce was ceded to Greece by Bul.
garia under the terms OF the peace
treaty Of Neuilly, signed In November.
1919. While there have been no recent
reports Of anything TO warrant the proc
lamation OF martial law. Thrace has
been the scene OF disorder on several
occasions In the past year.
Gen. Zymbrakakls, after delivering an
insurgent speech In Adrianople In DE-
ccmber 1920. left there with seventy Of
his officers for Constantinople.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
GREEK PREMIER STARTS.

ATHENS, Feb. 12.-Premier NilSolas
Kalogeropoulos. who heads the Greek
delegation which viii attend the confer
ence in London on near Eastern affairs
late this month. left here for London
Yesterday.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

PARIS. Feb. 1.-THE Greeks have
finished their preparations for an often
sive in Asia Minor and already have
made a reconnaissance in the Ismid and
Brussa sectors. according to dispatches
from Constantinople to-day. The Turks
have made small attacks in the Ushak
district
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

SEE Section Six for opportunities IN the
y business world. Note carefully the Help
Wanted ads.--Adp.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
MARTIAL LAW FOR THRACE.
Athens Government Decides q
ProcIain IL In Cedcd Area.

ATHENS. Feb. i2.--Thc Government
has decided TO proclaim martial law
throughout Thrace.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
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The AHerf0n Idea

Aiicrton rouse, residence TOR
business and professional men. 10
the fulhlment Of a new idea in
city housing. The socisbility and
privacy Of club. the veniences
Of a hotel. the pleasant quiet Of
home. these are provided at frac-
ton Of the cost Of accommodations
at 6rst-class hotel. because essen
tials have been substituted for
useless extravagance.
The Allerton idea Of service is
expressed in the pervssive atmos
phere of comfort to be found
equally in its lounges, root xaIaen.
sun parlor. gymnasium and music
room.
Alierton House 10 a residence men
are proud to speak Of ss their home.
NOTE TO THE PUBLIC
The nsreh Of the dilevon Group. serenteen
story yeaderee for u<n al ssh Sired and
Modison Apsne. 1 noe ready for occupancy.
Room ,enis are fraction Of Tie cost Of ooeors-
n1oddiions at q frsf-eiass hotel.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
FRENCH RAIL WOES
LAID TOS HOUR DAY
Heavy Daily Deficit Is Added
To by Extensive Free
Pass Evil.
UNLOADING Is CURTAILED
Two Crews, Each Working
Only Half Time, Must Be Put
on Short Haul Routes.

Speciol Gable to THE New YORK HERALD
Copyright, 1921, bu THE New YORK HEsALp
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-01-26
Auto Collides With Train.

Deputy Sheriff John Qualls,
OF Big Stone Gap, had very
narrow escape last Wednesday
when freight train hit his car
ON the lmboden crossing of the
Southern Railway Knocking the
ear over an embankment and
tearing it to pieces. Mr.. Qualls
and two women passengers in the
car escaped serious injury, but
We're shaken up considerably.
The train did not give any warn
ing OF its approach Mr.. Qualls
says, and was right Oh them be-
fore they realized it.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-01-26
American
Legion Notes

The Henry n. Tate Post
American Legion will give n
smoker" Saturday night, Jan
uury 29th. in their club room ut
Appalachia. All exservice men
are invited, aid good time is
certain. Will have good things
10 eat as well as drink aud
smoke. You can't afford 70
pass this up
All 1920 members that do not
pay their 1921 dues by Fcbru
AIRY lSt, will be- considered de-
lipqueut aud their names will
be dropped from the books and
The mating list uf tho Ameri.
can Legion Weekly Mul a
check t" the secretary nnw be
fore you fprg", it
y concert viii hc given for
The American Legion 10y the
Norton Concert Band III the
Grand 'rhcatcr Thurs az
night, February sd. at eight
O'Clock lasting two hours, ana
you can't afford To mss this,
because YOU do not have
chance TO hear good music like
this around here very often.
nd anyway YOU are boosting
the Amerlcan Legion
Ii you ale an exServicu man
aud IN Appalachia any night
90 10 the American Legion club
room, and YOU will certainly
nave a good time. You are al
WAYS welcome.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-01-26
FOR

On pike road leading from
Big Stone Gap to Norton on-the
furms of e. $. Carter and j. IL.
Catron, Il fine lotof Bailed Hay
No. Timothy, pure Glover,
Timothy and Glover Mixed, one
fine lot Soy Bean Hay. especial
ly for milk COWS. Will i'm.
prove your milk and butter and
cut your grain and chop bills
down one third Feed soy bean
hay mixed with the beans
which has took the lead in 9TH
CT states in preference of all
other hay. Any one in need of
hay please write or call on
D. G. CARPENTER
Big Stone Gap, Va
Il. f. D. No. /. adv
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-01-26
Capture Still

Officers ". Y. Tucker and
q. ). Farmer, OF Appalachian,
md Muttercr and Bryant. of
Norton, made a raid on the
store and residence OF John
Saltzer last Saturday and cap
tured l25 gallons Of "a prepare
ticn for making raisin brandy
IS we'll as a box which it is said
contained more than one hun.
'ired bottles of some kind of IA
preparation said to contain 40
per cent, of alcohol. This box,
Ii is learned, was marked in Il
language which could not be
understood, though it is said by
some that il was II Hungarian
medicine y new style distill-
lug apparatus was also captur-
cd
When it became known that
the RAID had been made large
number of people and automo
piles gathered in front OF the
store aud followed the officers
TO the town hall where the
brew" was poured into Pow
ellis River. Ii is said the Of
ticers found tho brew" in bar
reels citing near stoves while
undergoing the process of fer
mentatlon, IN the rooms in the
hucE mart nf tim s,,,.. - L.. .
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-01-26
NOTICE 20 DOG OWNERS!

Dog taxes are due and pay.
able February LIST OF each year
and if not paid by February LIST
a penalty OF . per cent. is added
Failure to pay dog tax by May
LIST, Is punishable as INSIDE
meanor with a fine of not mo, o
than $l000 90 The tax on males
and spayed females is Sl.0O and
~ 90 on unspayed females
Taxes on Kennels $1,000 and
Sl5.0 Kennel dogs must be
kept confined except when
hunting. Dogs are taxable at
four months of age. Taxes
must be paid to the treasurer of
the county, city or town in
which you live. Tags must be
kept on dogs at ali times, ex-
cept when bong hunted, except
KENNEL dogs. Dogs found roam
ing at large without Tags and of
no known ownership, will be
killed as the law provides. Any
violation OF the dog law is pun
ishable by fine of not more than
$4,000. This law will be en-
forced by the game warden.
Yours very truly,
G. Q. GILLEY,
adY4-5 Game Warden,
Nnrto,, ",
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-01-26
notice.!

The annual meeting Of tho
Stockholdcrs Of The Virginia
Coal aud Iron Company will ho
held at The Ramnel Hotel,
Alexandria, Virginia, Wcdncs
day, February 10th, 1921. at
1900 O'Clock Noon, for the pui.
pose OF hearing annual rcpor,
election of Board of Directors
ana transacting such other bus
mess as may properly come be-
fore the meeting.
3-d l.. F. LENT, Secretary.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-01-26
School News
edited by the senior Glass

We were glad to have MIR.
Shumale and MIR Smith with
us last week Their subjects
were respectively, GAS man
thinkcth in his heart so is he"
and GA good name Is rather -
be chosen than great riches +"
Both talks were very helpful.
The third and fourth year
classes gave IA French program
in chapel Friday. Besides the
songs, "La Marseillaiso" and
"Rest Avec Nous" by the whole
group, LA Chapelet" was sung
beautifully by Anita Goodloe
There were two papers read in
English, "Franch" by Trula
Kennedy and SER nch Railing
Power" by James Gilly. Every
one enjoyed the program.
This year the county grndu-
alton exercises viii be held
here. These exercises will be
hold Wednesday evening, June
lst. All the high schools in
the county will be represented.
We assure our fellow graduates
from the other schools cor
dial welcome.
Our mid year examinations
are being given Tuesday, Wed
nesday, and Thursday Of this
week. On Friday we will be
given our first assignments ia
the new terms work.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-01-26

VIRGINIA In tho Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of the county OF Wise
'he 18th day of December, 1920:
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-01-26
notice.!

The annual meeting OF thu
Stockholders Of the Interstntc
Railroad Company will be held
mt The Ramnel Hotel, Alcxau-
drla, virginia. Wednesday, Feb
runry 18th, 1921 at 1880 o'clock
? m, for the purpose OF hear
ing annual report. election Of a
Board of Directors aud trans.
acting such other business as
may properly come before the
meeting l. f. LENT
. = Secretary.
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NOTICE!

The annual meeting of tho
Stockholders of the Wentz Cor.
poration, will be held AZ The
kamnel Hotel, Alexandria, Vir.
ginia, Wednesday. February
10Th, 1921, at l2:l5 O'Clock .. III i,
Tor the purpose of hearing ar.
nual report. election of Board
of Directors aud transacting
such other business as may
properly come before the meet
ing. l.. +. LENrz.
SO Secretary.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-01-26
A Big Little
Dinner

q Expensive dinners in New
York city are net uncommon
but an uncommon one was
served at the Hotel Commodore
there, during the hold avs,
probably beating the record for
high prices, an I certainly mer-
ting wide sped notice.
The price per plate was one
thousand doll RS, aud $50 rich
ly dressed men anil wom-n each
paid that amount 10 SIT 40 she
tables aud enjoy tie cai,nary
intellectual feast pr v,ded.
General Prr4htng Ili SIC.
Hoover preoi,i Il.
The tables we're of plain wopi,
without covering or other dec
Grafton than on one Of them "a
lighted tailow candle in a tray,
before Il vacant chair reserved
for the absent guest.
The menu consisted of small
portions of sweetened rice in
white enamel plates, a slice OF
bread, and weak cocoa in army
cups. ~ spoon was provided
for each plate of rice aud for
each cup.
No other food was supplied,
and within Is minutes the meat
was consumed. The amount Of
each portion was double that
served daily by the European
Relief Council TO each one Of
the 100000 starving European
children, the absent guest.
The dinner receipts, includ
ing subscriptions, are stated to
have been S2,oll,23l. Nation
wide collections last month
amounted to one third Of the
$33,000,0 900 required to feed
these children, in addition to
what their governments supply,
until We next harvest. Have
zone your part for their re-
lief? subscriptions should be
sent to Franklin X Lane, treas
urer European Relief Council,
~ Broadway, New York, or to
j. NJ. Hodge, American Red
Cross office, Big Stone Gap, VA.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1921-01-26
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

NlRGlNiA.-In tho Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of the county OF Wise
'hc l8ih day OF December, 1920:
w; II. wamplcT, Mary E. Jones and the
First National bank of Zig Stone
Gap, Plaintiff
Nancy j. Weary. Administrative &C the
estate OF r g Weary, deceased. and
Nancy }. Weary in her own right. W z.
Weary. Dora shepherd Connie Shur-
man, !adlcy Weary. James Weary.
Emily shuicr. Ida Skccn Retiic Weary
Jessie Weary, Jennings Weary. Curtis
Weary aud Rub. Year,, Defendants
IN CHANCERY:
The object of this sait is TO convene
the creditors Of +, C.. Ycary, deceased
and subject the lsttcrs estate 10 the my
mcnt OF his debts
And i appears from affidavit on file in
said office hat the defendants. Dora
Shepherd, lila Skecn are not re- dents OF
the state Of Virginia, and It Is ordered
That they appear here within ten DAYS af.
ter due publication of this order and do
What Is necessary to protect their inter
est IN this suit
And It IS further ordered that a copy
hereof be published once 4 week for four
successive weeks in the Zig Stone Gap
Post and ,hata copy be posted At the
front door Of the Court House of this
county. and that copy be mailed to each
OF the defendants bora shepherd and Ida
Skcen at Hazard, Kentucky, their last
known post office address.
\ copy-'rcstc
II X, ROBERTS. CLERK
oleiiah ~ 'arier, 7. q jan 5-l-i