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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-15
DIR. ALBERT SMELL
do d Sanatoriul Privat din Gin.
cinnati, Ohio.

do ID Sanatoriul Privat din Gin.
cinnati, Ohio.
Va fl la oficlul sau din Cleve--
and la No. 80 Public Square In
cep1nd de Luni, II Ianuarie,
pima Luni, 81 Ianuarie.
NUMAI 2 SAPTAMtNI!
Doctorul trateaza toate Boale-
le Cronice 81 Difomitatile la
oameni, femei 81 copii. Mute ca
uri ar Fl putut fl crutate de pri.
mejdioasa operate dac& s'ar Fl
supus la tratamentul doctorilor.
TRATEAzA ToATE BoA1ELE
IA BARBATI, FEl6E1 81 CoPu
Catar 81 dureri de stomac li-se
d aatentie speciala. Dac2 suferi
de catar, du-te sd te examineze.
Daca cazul dtra este curabil, el
I'll va spune frnac; daca Q incu-
rabil el te va sfatui. Dac& al re-
umatism, ne-vositate, dorpsie,
umflaturi de picioare orr mini.
Boala de ficat, boala de inima,
Debilitate nervoass Varsat, A.
meteala, dipepsie, indigestie, con
stipatie, neregul4 la stomac ori
pintece orr epilepsie, du-te 81 la.
Sd ca DR.. Smell sd te vada. Fatx
stricata, boala de singe, pele,
ori cheie, Ruptur1 81 Surp5turS
sunt tratate.
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CONCURS

Parochia gr.-orientala romina
GU Hr'amul "Sfintul George dir.
Buffalo n. Y. deschide Concurs
pentru postul de Preot.
Devenind vacanta po,itie mo-
mentan; de Oare ce dorim a avea
Preot pc ST. Botez.
+ de nOtat ca Parochia nu da-
toreaza la nime mimic, ba inca sc
poate lauda cu peste $1,000. .0O
bani gaia depusi la Banca, 81 il
saptamina viitoare. sc mai ada 81
cite-va suite de dollari la sum2
de mai s,ls.
Ceea ce credem Cd dl Preo;
nou VENT nu Va avea asa marc
osteneala.
Deci d-nii Preoti gr.-or. ,ace
dOresc ocupa acest post, sd 81
adrcseze personal, sau prin co
respondenta, in eel mai scur'
timp IA Comitetul Parochial.
2140 Niagara Str. Buffalo N. !
OBJ.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-15

Care sufere Dc Dureri de Cap
Melancolie, Dureri spinale, Boa
L.. speeiale, Ireguleritati, Slabi
cidnis hisEi boale pculiare, Sc con
suite acest specialist. Boala dt
oval ori pintece vor fl tratatt
fara cutit. Daca, ai fost sfatuita
ca Sd te supui la o operate sur
gicala pentru dificult&tile pfnte
celui, ruptura ori surpatura, nj
asculta, nu lasa viata sx-ti iii
primejduita de lance, cutit or
altceva fnainte de . consulta ps
acest specialist.
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on ANnIGAs

1Nff 5fhTE65s71
OIL: fyou want ceperafe 10 prov
{ en- territory herois 1 splendid on.
portunitS VIII give 100 acres free
to develop this acreage or via lease
large acreage of $3.50 basis onl,
those able to operate need answer.
Answer to ], II. III l22f Park S,
Bowling Green, *, on. LEASES
and OIL PRODUCTION. VIC Rave
one i00:acra lease producing cleht
70 ten barrels per day pipe nnc con.
nection, bounded on three sides by
production. One 7s.acfe lease with
three wells Of guaranteed produc-
ton OF II barrels per day Good pro-
duction around this lease also. ono
6sacre lease, one Wen below the
shale producing from eight to tec
barrels per day. Big production on
one side Of this lease VIC win sell
this lease for s7000sit sold Imnodi-
atcly. ACREAGE 500 acres close
to Galloway Mil III the Jnckson
pool in western Warren county
Drilling right up TO this property a,
present. Leases run from ti,c term
Of five years. 5A2aeres IA western
Warren county, KY about five
miles from the Davenport pool op
Grating. on ali sides o. this prop
erty. 500 acre lease IN western
Warren. This Is q splendid acreage
good production. sI2.5o per acre.
Will sell q tract Or 1910 acres la
Barren county, XVI S. per acre
Several we'll drillings There at pres
ent time, u II! MAGisR. Bowling
Green, Ky.' 5-21-St-1osas
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REAL ESTATE Is
MERCHANDISE.

You are paying 100 per cent. ad.
vance over pre.war prices for
your clothing. You are paying
100 per cent. advance for your
shoes. You are paying 80 per.
cent advance for your shirts.
You are paying 100 per cent. ad:
vance for your underwear! You
arc paying from 100 to 200 per
cent. advance for your groceries
and meats.
II you had a chance to buy three
suits OF clothes or 800 suits OF
clothes for your shelves at pre-.
war prices, would you not pawn
the family jewels TO. grasp the
opportunity? Every commodity
has gone up, including rents,
BUT VACANT REAL ESTATE
is STILL SELLING AT PRE-
WAR PRICES.
In all my experience in the real
estate business Of 20 years ! have
never seen the outlook for great
big business as good as 1t Is now.
For the first time in a decade.
people have the real estate buy.
ing fever. The big profits that
have been made in the past few
years in other lines arc now be.
ginning to be invested in real cs.
tate and real estate security
which, as VIC all know, is the best
and safest Investment on earth.
Now is the time to reap the harvest
and Fairmont Is the place. It has
been the history OF all cities that
have grown rapidly that the out
sidcrs have been the first to SEQ
the possibilities and grab tho
snaps in real estate. | hope my
friends will not let this BIO the
case here. Buy from me II l can,
suit you, OF from anyone else
who can, but buy. There Is a
sure fortune in 1t II you buy now
while real estate Is priced at pre-.
war prices.
Come in and talk it over with me
or my agents.
LEvIB. HARR
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HIGHLAND AVENUE M. E.
r, g. Meredith. pastor

Sunday school rally at $3.50. Fol-
lowing the lesson will be a short
program in which the pastor, SUI
perintendent. and a number from
adult classes will take part. Epworth
League at z. Preaching at 8 by pas
tor. Services at Hoult at IL a. m.
conducted by the Billy Sunday BIZ
bio class.
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: GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
Third Stree aud CASTOR Avenue.
Row D. Never. Pastor II

DTomoffpw Is Trinity Sunday, At
tend aillthe services in Gods house.
SUNDAY school at $3.50, G. II. Beck
err. stpt.; Mrs. D. W. Reiter, pri-
|mary supt.; Q. H, Bloom, sons
leader Glasses for all ages. Cate
chism instruction given by the pas.
ltor. Morning worship and sermon
III 1896; subject, Peters Second
sermon after pentecost." Christian
Endeayof at $500, c. A. Pllson,
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TAE FlRsT M. q. CHURCH.

old time class meeting at s:45
a. m. Sunday school at $3.50 a. IN.
Fathers' Day service, 10:45 a. NJ.
A good speaker has been secured
and a splendid program arranged.
All fathers are urged to be present.
Junior Endeayor at $3.50 p. ln.. Miss
Vista HAL, superintendent, Senior
Endeayuf, 1900 p. M, Miss Blanche
Stewart, Tresident. Public worship
lat s p! MS sermon theme, THE
Lesson AMI Greater Lights"
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1 IN LOCAL CHURCHES

1eaae Eesper service ind setmoh
subject = Peter Third SEQ.
mon after Pentecost. Always good
music At this church. This Ii the
Friendly Church. the church that
makes sou feel at home. Come
and Gee.
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DIAMOND STREET III. {

y e Buck Z, Ipattof
Sunday School aE 81 10 GUY Nc
Dougail stpti Glasses sot all
lAges. Public worship aud sermon;
10:45, theme, my Gilt TO the
World Glass meeting $3.50; James
II. Beading, leader. Junior Leasne
1900, Mrs j. @! Letzkus, stpt, Eps
worth League Devotional meeting
I 81 nj. Evening worship and ser.
mon ats pm.
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FIRST UNITED BRETHREN
w. q. Ware, pastor

Sunday school Ut S:45, Guy G.
Campbell, superintendent. Morning
worship and sermon by the pastor
at 10:45. Christian Endeavor at
2 p. m. This will be a joint pro-
gram with the junior and senior
societies. Topic, my Fayorite Say
ings Of Christ and why" Leader,
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EIRsr pRgssYrERIAN CHURCH

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
l,or. Of jackson and Jefferson SIS.
n. g. stoetzer, o. D., Minister.
IA cordial invitation Is extended
~ ali 10 worship with US in the
following Services. Strangers in
ON city and those having no church
home especially invited. Bible
school, $3.50 a. M; classes for all
ages; Mr.. Frank @. Evan, super.
intendent. Morning service, 10:45,
sermon by the pastor. DR.. n. G.
stoetser; subject, 1.-THE Greatest
Commandment Of Christ" There
win be no Junior Christian Endeay.
or society Sabbath afternoon. In.
terInediate Endeavor z p. M: lead.
or. Mr.. Richard Trip. Evening
service s O'Clock: sermon by the
castor on this interesting subject.
wonderful Promises and Weak
Performances Mid.week prayer
service Wednesday, 1880 p. m.
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20 ACREs-Salt-Tatsr locati6ns
oysters, fish, wild duck, 8.roon
frame dwelling, stable and barn,
etc. fruit; handy 10 r. Il. station
and stores; $500. ]. Waters Rus
sell, owner, Clestertown, Nd.
4-2e-13t-1070s
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Cor. Second 81. and Walnut Ave,
j.E. Gnrdnn MtnisIan

Cor. second 81 ana Walnut Ave,
Y. e. Gordon, Minister
Surprise Bible school service at
$3.50 "a. M, with every minute In
tetesting and instructive a class
for everyone who attends. Happy
surprises awaiting as to who the
teachers will be; who the superin.
tendent will be. how the classes
will be taught and what tho special
program consist OF.
10:45 a. M, sermon will be en-
titled 1.-THE Greatest Thing in Fair
mont" The subject OF the evangel-
istic sermon TO be delivered at 8
p. m. will be Bible Requirements
for Salvation VS.. What People
Say" Christian Enaeayor begins
at 1900. All made welcome at this
homelike church.
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EIHsr BAPTIST CHURCH
w. 4. EdhX, hantnr

$3.50 Sunday school. Goal 400.
1880 Junior sermon, what Jones
Did When He. Was a Boy. I" 10.45
morning service, subject, IA Going
Christianity" 1o;45 Junior B. 4.
P. u, Frank Palmer, leader. 7:15
intermediate B. Y. T. o., Grace
Glasscoeki leader. 7:15 Senior B.
y. ?. u, Eva Barr leader. 500,
evening service, Can the Fig Tree
Bear olives@ Good music.
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FOR RENT - Rooms for Light
housekeeping. Apply 2Ul Albert
Court. Phone 64S. 5.YO:5t.1Vsg2
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CALIFORNIA CONTRACTOR, as,
wealthy. wants wife. E-Box 1884,
League Detroit, Mich. 5.2O:2t.t0SsS
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

w A1TRlEs SEES
wanted. Palace Restaurant, Mai1
ISL. 5-21-St-109O5
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lhsT METaoplsT EI.pIse osAL
CHuHGHsf n fis ~ y
Cor Fourth 81. and Fairmont Ave:
Claude |: <lns, 9. p, Pastor. (

Cor Fourth 81. and Tairmont Ave:
Claude M. King, 3. D., Pastor. (
32g Fairnont Ave.
sunday school at $3.50, O. w
Eyansi superintendent. Public wof-
-0,,p IL 1915 The subject Of the
"a Viii be- Hchrlstianity In Ac:
JHnior League at $3.50 ,. n.
gth League at 200 .. M: Sub:
sttn School With Christ and
Disciples" Institute night.
lpeclhi program. Institute songs
I'D liye.wite speeches. All voting
.isopie invited. Public worship al
SO n hi The subject Of the ser.
mon VIM be aFlfst Fruits" Prayer
inference meeting on Wed.
Venting at 1880 o'clock.
Nursery open during
and evening services on
a.say with MIS-. II. L. Troxell,
superintendent Of the Cradle do
partnienty In charge.
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ANY MAN handy with paint brush
can start new mechanical bust.
ness on nearly nothing; needed
everywhere; large profits; ex-
perience npt required. John
Rraceland, sesy South Ninth st.
philadelphia. Pa. S Fl 3t-10se7
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palATINE BAPTIST CHURCH.

n ~ rs EuuJt FdsEUT'
$50 q. M, Sunday school, PROF..
81 A Hustead, superintendent.
9:45 d. M, morning Worship;
seme of sermon, 1.-THE Souls OBJ.
lstiyes 1900 p! m.,. b. y. P. u:
kbiect, .My Favorite Saying OIL
artists and Why" Leaders, Miss
Iilosephine Maple, Mr.. B. g. Nor
Irow. 500 O'Clock, evening wor'
! ship. srhe Nature and Impulse OF
The Christian Life"
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HANDSOME. congenial young lady,
worth 100000, Is anxious TO
marry honorable, worthy gentle.
man. sMARY," sos Lankershim
Bldg Los Angeles, Calf.
5.7.1t.107s5
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BACHELOR. SO, with $4,000 would
marry. z.Box 395, Club, Fort
Wayne. Ind. 5.20-2t-1Os9l
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MlsoELLANEoUs

iHEMsTITCHINe ASH PIcOTING
attachment, works on all SOWING
machines. Price. 81. Personal
checks tOc extra. LIGHTS MAIL
ORDER HOUSE, Box 1877, Bismlng.
ham. Ala. b:2:2st- 1o751
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ONE FURNISHED bedroom Tor
rent 60f Falrmont avenue.
s q 3t-10BS4
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PERSONAL

PERsoNAL-CU this out for
luck; YOUR future furetold; send
dime ,age. blrthdate for trial
reading, Madame Zodella, Box
383, Toledo. Ohio 5 10 St-lVS7S
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WIDOW, SO, worth $4,000 will mar
ry. I-Box 4S2, League, Columbus.
Ohio. 5-2Osat-10Sss
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WIDOW. As, worth 100000 wants
husband. L Box IS, League,
Toledo, Ohio q. ..5-20-2t-1OSsS
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Fur RENT; Furnished rooms. I'll
Chicago " 5.40-4t-1Qlss0
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FARMS FOR SAFE

.F,AtMs. rake aGt ahtSse d. tls
lower prices. buy now. Write for
free list OF bargains. ALLEN q AL.
BRIDGE, Newton Falls o. Box 145.
2-2I-52t-10p5Ii
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FLEMING MrMoRfAL CHURCH,

FLEMING MEMORIAL CHURCH.
Sabbath School at 9:30fa. m. At.
lendence last Sabbath 1876. Collec-
ton for Chinese fund $4,000.
Thursday evening the ladies Of the
community gave a fine chicken
supper for Or. L. N. Yost's Bible
class. About 50 men were in at.
tendance. When you excel the
Edgemont women in cooking, you
.Atif bn pretty expert.
Christian Endeayor at $3.50 p.
IN. Bible study every Wednesday
evening az 1880 p. m. Mr.. ]. II.
seeisman teacher.
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AGENTS WANTED

statesmen AND WOMEN, in .ey-
cry town 10 sell manufacturers
complete line Of hosiery direct TO
the family. Samples free. we de-
liver. Part time acceptable. JoA
sEPH BROS, 1856 Broadway, New
York;. 5.2l-1t-1OoO1
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AUTOS AND ACCESSORIES

FOR SALE Overland Touring Car.
Phone 1S9s.R. 5.16.6t.10Ss0
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FURNISHED ROOMS

ROOMS FOR RENTcall 1881.
3. 5 10 at-1Oss2!
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FOR sALE-Lot on Flortdal Ave-;
priced reasonable. Terms Il nee.
essary. Call sagst TO arrange to
see lot q
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M. 2. TEMPLE.
j. G. Btoomfleld, D. o., Pastt

N v EXTRAORDINARY .. D, FabtuF,
Y Glass meeting at 0 o'clock. Sun.
! day school at $3.50 o'clock. The two
mems classes-The Temple Bible
club and the Century Bible class,
are both working hard to secure
new members, A hearty welcome
awaits any man who will attend.
Preaching service at 10:45 o'clock,
With sermon on "The Biblical Basis
for Peace Christian Endeavor at
G:l5 y. m. Evening worship at s
O'Clock. Subject Of sermon, Les
s6ns from the Life OF Moses"
Prayer meeting and Bible class on
wednesday evening. eActs Ia will
be studied.
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FOR SALE ~ Buick Roadster ii
first class condition. Apply. p.
9: Box 17S. 5-1s:2t.10sS7
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Iw.A.II.:NqGD


30 ttDEas MANNED oy wceR.
day o.. meal. I'd JaeAsou ST
a'2S'.6..iOt4s
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SALEsMEN~-Salds representative
for maker 10 wearer" tailoring
house 80 capital required, lust
honest effort Year round III.
come. home territory. II inter.
osled In unusually fino oppor-
tunity write to-day giving tull
particulars. 7, H, Davis Tailor.
ing Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
s 81 1ts5 90 1t-t0s09'
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CLASSIFlED-sPEClAL ADVERTISING
HOUSES AND LOTS

SEE GEORGES ii. RR oBsT RsaituF.
Professional Bldg % BUY 81
sell. s.tO:gStsiOs1s.
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sAEEsMEFSSVs ANT pe
|WANTED-Liye wire stock sales-
man. Box col, Huntington. w.
Va. 5.1e.7t.10ss1
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-05-14
EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE TOlLER

referendum election for National
Executive Committeeman, in May
1919.
Cutting Off the Left Wing.
While the reports Of the referen-
dunn election were being received at
the National Office, the National
Executive Committee was called into
session by the Right Wing leaders.
As the returns arrived from over the
country it became known to both
factions in the office that the Michi-
gan Socialist Party had voted solidiy
against Victor Berger, John M. Work
and Seymour Stedman. While the
election returns were pouring into
the office, and before they had been
tabulated, Adolph Germer, then Ma
Itional Secretary Of the Party, was
called upon to make report on the
| Michigan Party's Left Wing tendency
that he had formerly been commits
stoned to investigate. Germer re-
ported that the Michigan Socialist
Party convention had passed two re-
solutions which might serve as a
reason for expelling them. One Of
these was a resolution forbidding
party spokesman to advocate Ere
formist" laws. The other required
party spokesman upon all occasions
to avail themselves of the oppor-
tunity of explaining religion on the
basis of the materialistic conception
Of history, as a social phenomenon"
The referendum vote on these two
resolutions by the Michigan Socialits
= Party had not yet been tabulated;
therefore they had not yet been ad-
opted. But Stedman, Work and Ber-
ger could not wait for the Michigan
vote on the resolutions to be tabulat-
y ed, because that would have been to
. wait until the Michigan vote was
\ also tabulated against themselves as
d candidates for reelection to the Ma.
tional Executive Committee. The Ma.
tional Executive Committee pretend
ed that the two resolutions had al
~ ready been finally ratified in Michi'
~ gan, and upon the ground that thu
!" resolutions were contrary to the ma
= tional party constitution they expel
10 led the Michigan Socialist Party from
> the Socialist Party of America OF
y motion Of Seymour Stedman. TIL
d declarations" that were known t
y have voted Left Wing, were ais
u thrown out. Then thousands NOR
~ n were thrown out, until it was clea
=. ~ that the Fright Wing" leaders ha
u been saved their positions. The So
y cialist Party of America lost abou
,e ,e 10000 members and retained abou
~ ~ $4,000.
Nv CONTINUED next week.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-05-14
NO MASTER
By WILLIAM MORRIS.

Saith man to man, we've heard and
know
That we 10 master need
To live upon this earth, our own,
In fair and manly deed.
The grief of slaves long passed away
For us has forged the chain,
Till now each workers patient day
Builds up the House of Pain.
And we, shall we too crouch and quail
Ashamed, afraid of strife;
And, lest our lives untimely fail,
Embrace the Death in Life?
Nay, cry aloud, and have no fear;
We few against the world!
Awake arise! The hope we hear
Against the curse is hurled!
1t grows, it grows--are we the same,
The feeble band, the few?
Or what are these with eyes aflame,
And hands to deal and do?
This is the host that bears the word:
No master, high or low!
A lightning flame, a shearing sword!
A storm to overthrow.
The toiler. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1919-1922, 1921-05-14

What party has sent Its best into datdeang reY
Every honest worker should think about these facts
The Communists die in the first ranks and their example in
flnences the Others The revolution conquers"
THE blood Of the martyrs the seed of the Church. just
applicable to the Communist State today as II was to the early
Christian Church 1000 ago The capitalist class and its lying
has never been able 70 make capital OF charges Of self seek
ing against the Soviet leaders and officials That phase Of Soviet
Ism hsy have shod ct as well worthy to be left alone
Evening star., 1921-07-08
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Virginia Military Institute
Alumni Association will go to Mount
Vernon tomorrow. Steamer Macales-
ter leaves 7th street wharf at 9:45
am. Ex-cadets, their families and
friends invited.
The kinnear class OF young men.
Calvary Baptist Church, will have a
picnic in Rock Creek Park tomorrow.
Meeting place. 14th and Colorado ave-
nue. car loop at 3 o'clock.
Solicitor Risley, department of
Labor will teach the Kinnear class
Sunday morning at Calvary Baptist
Church.
The Arkansas Society has postponed
it's picnic to have been held tomor
row.
The Ohio Girls Club will have pic
mic tomorrow in Rock Creek Park.
Meet at 1859 Columbia road at 3 pm.
All Ohioans invited.
The George Warrington Council,
American Association for the Recog-
milton of the Irish Republic, will hold
it's regular meeting Sunday evening
at O'Clock. at 31S Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast.
Evening star., 1921-07-08
Popularity

I have a lot of ardent friends
who greet me every day, and
genuine affection lends much
warmth to things they say.
They meet me on the beaten
track whenever l go out, and
clap me gayly on the back, and
cali me Good Old Scout. For
l have never made a race for
office, large or small; I've never
promised, with my face, to make
the taxes fall; I've never cried
that l would save the voters
picayunes, or volunteered to fill
a grave to save our Precious
Boons. I've never pledged my
self to ease the burdens that
men bear, or handed out the
cheesy wheeze where statesmen
paw the air. l sit beneath my
tree and vine and pen my rig
maroles; I've never asked a.
friend of mine to help me at the
polls. So there is nothing that
abates the love men have for.
me; for they are tired of candi-
dates and talk of Liberty. Our
Sacred Bulwarks sometimes
seem a topic rather vain. and
men require some other theme
to keep them safe and sane.
And when they see me lead my
goat along the village street,
they know l will not ask a vote
from any gent l meet. 1T is a
comfort" people cry, that
there's one man in town who
never has the wish to try to
hold an Office down." They look
on me with loving lamps, with
lamps that shine like stars,
and borrow two-cent postage
stamps, and touch me for cigars.
WALT MASON.
Copyright by George Matthew Adams.)
Evening star., 1921-07-08
COMMANDER RELIEVED.

Commander Owen K Mink. Naval
Medical Corps. has been relieved from
duty at the naval station, Virgin
Islands. and assigned to duty at the
naval training station, Great Lakes,