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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
DR.. FAIR RESIGNS POST AS
PASTOR OF WESTMINSTER

Continued From First Page)
years ago and has been in continuous
service ever since. lie served i'm
p"ii;rt !'a.tcratcs 1T cintnn. Mas
Lawrence. S g: Charlotte, " c.. Sa-
Nannah. Ga. and waa for eight years
pastor of former Grace Street Pres
byicrihn Church. corner Of Fourth
and Grace streets. this city, which a
cnt Gracc-COvenant Church. which is
now located on Monument Avenue.
In addition to work in his own
church. DIR. Fair has been called upon
extensively 10 do outside work, hav-
ing had the honor Of being invited
~ prcach commencement sermons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
APRIL TERM OF HUSTINGS
COURT C0NVENES TODAY

Thc April term Of the HIustinrs
Court VIII convene This morning AZ
10 o'clock, Judge Richardson will
Der "f Indictments drawn by COM
monwcaith's Attorney George u. Wis.
VIII he presented FOR their considcra-
lion. Cases VIII be set tomorrow and
day.
y The April term OF the Chancery
Court VIII begin today. Judge Mon
cure asks nl' LAWYERS having case.
neIore the court 70 be on hand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
GERMANS DESPLSE EX-KALSER.
DECLARES VISITING DOCTOR
Prusslans Believe He Is prince of Cowards' Asserts
d. kutnow, American Physician, Who Has
just Returned From Abroad.

III" PruSsians will be SLOW in
fully accepting the new form OF gov
ernhent in Germany. but the bust
ness and professional men and the
middle classes have already gotten
into sympathy with the new order
OF things" said Or. H. Eutnow. "a;
Mnrphy's Hotel last night
pr. Kutnow is u noted physician
of international reputation He IS
an American citizen. with Iabora,or-
les IN New f":k. London and Carls-
bad He spends Il great part q. his
time in Tho latter place. and WAS
there when the war started lie has
treated practically all tn. mon and
women Of note in Europe lie was
present at an informal conference
in Car sbai several years before the
war when the Prime Minister of
England expressed the hcli"f that
Germany was even then preparing
FOR wHr.
Prime Minister Quiet.
II noticed the Prime Minister.
Who's. name may no; mention now.
was quiet, and apparently bearing
heavy load upon his mind. aelicL
him wha, troubled him" said by
ku;now He replied that ne had
been snubbed 10y tn. Crown Prince
OF Germans, and explained ;hat h.
HAD suggested THAT the snip building
craze which MAS on at tha. time.
be slowed up. and tina, period az
Ave years he allowed 90 "lIpsc be-
for" another ship WAS built
Tin, Crown primo. o. b,.t.,..F,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04

VIII Hcnnin In city.
Nhilc laying down ;h. work NJ
~" active pastoratc IN Westminster.
III. thir expects TO make his home
~ Rtchnohd. the scsEiou having re-
commended Ia = resolution read yes
ilvrin'i"n " his EcrVivcS that tho
congregation elect him as e pastor
emeritus OF tin" church.
tn" Fast Hanover pr,snvtcry
meets a. y. " Monde. April IS
~ The Second Presbyterian church.
This city at which time action viii
hc taken on pr FAIRS resignation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04

for the leading universities ana 20
l"Scs OF the cc.ntry.
VIII IicInuIn In LILY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04

1" huiid i've |; costs too much
Not only for the outlay on the start.
but for maintenance"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14

Kurinec (Geml,'er) q statna 2-r.
rol 'nicka skola.
Lipt. Hradokstatna skoia haj
nicka
Oravsky Podzamok Siroka -
statna 2-rocna hospodarska skola.
Sabinovstatna 2-rocna rol nj
cka skola.
Velicna-st statna 2-roena rol nj
cka Skola.
Ma vsetkych tychto sko1ach po-
sial' je len 315 ziakov.
Obchodne skoly "a to tesla. sa
ohromnej navsteve. Dnes name
10 slovenskych obchodnych skol
is 1928 ziakmi) sice: Obchod.
ne akademie 4-rocne- -Banska By
strica, Bratislaya, Kosice q Turc
Sv. Martin. Obchodne skoly 8
raere: Banska Bystrica, DolnJ
Kubin, Humenne, Kezmarok, Nj
ira, Skalica Trencin.
Gymnazia, realky a inc vysssie
skoly mali SINE opfsane. v tychte
novinach pred dvoma .tyzdnami
z tohto soznamu skol 81 MOI
no predstayit', ze slovensky ma
rod par rokov bude 81 stat o
hPadom vzdelanosti a pokroku
tax dobre, ako sa mu nikdy an
|nezdalo. Vsetky tieto Gisto slo
venske zalozene boly ceskosloven
skou- -vladou-ani jednej SINE ne
mali "a mad 'arskeho otroctva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
Policia Y sanghai 4 m6da

Sef policie \ Sanghai vydal pri-
sne nariadenie proti novym zen
skym modam, ktore sa ujimaj1
II nebeskej risi I. Vaznymi slo-
vami varuje Cinanky, aby neza-
vadzaly risi Konfuciovej tieto
europske "necudnosti'' Nariade-
ME znie: "zenske saty Y najnov-
Sci dobe sa prflis skratily, tax ze
odhalujn majitel'ky, ktore potion
vyzerajn skorej ako cudzinky
nezli Cf1anky. zeny tak5mi sat
mi su natol 'ko nestydate, ze So
|ukazujn na verejnych uliciach
|.Vsetky zeny, ktore takych sa
toch budd pristihnute, budu "a
tknute a prfsne potrestane.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
Kol'ko l'udi j. intsrnoyant tsh'
v RuSlku.

" Rusku je toho easn 81 kon-
'centracnych tAborov, Y ktorych je
,internovanych vyse SO; O;0OO os0b,
kfore s1 oznacovan6 ako protire-
volncionari. Pred rokom bolo \
Rusku len 21 takychto taboroy 50
1900 internovanymi. (Vtedy ak
|iste protirevoluci6naroy jednodu-
cho striel ally 81
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
p Prehrana bitka.
4, jANUkRA lsa1

s4 --.----..--
Kraiove Narodnie Noviny- pri-
naSaj1 pod tymto zahlavim cla-
nok o bolsevickom pokuse syrhs
nut cesko-sloyensk1 vlAdu q "a
West soviet Zpravy, ktor6 Y ten
cas- nam prisly y Entopy, pouka-
zovaly len ma pokus reyoldcie Y
Cechach q ma Morave, kdezto al
slovenskf bolsevici, ako 2 pozdej-
sic dozlych zprav vidno, namAha-
Ii "a o svrhnutie demokratickej
cs. vlady. 81
Tieto namahy bolsevikov uz po
druhy raz. boly potla6ene q tento
posledny raz tax rozhodne, ze sa
sotva Wac odvazia k nietomtl po-
dobnemu. Bolsevizmus zav&dzat'
nedovolia 81 ami vel'ke krajiny a
male, akou je mas cs. stat, dovo-
lit 81 to rozhodne nesmie; boil by
to koniec jeho jestvovania. IVA
ha N. N. 0 decembrovych poku-
soch revolnciu znie nasledovne
Komunisticky generalny strajk
ktory NAL byt' podl a hesla pod
vratnych agitatorov bojom komu-
nizmu $ vladnou mocou ma zivot
a ma smrt', skoncil sa fiaskom.
Komunistom sice podarilo sa kde-
tn ma niekol 'ko dnf vlakat' cast
robotnfctva do strajku, zterorizo-
vat j tych, ktorym nebol strajk
celkom po chuti, no ocividnych
vyAedkov malo-kde dosiahli. Ze-
leznice nezastaly, mesta okrem
mensich incidentov, trysJ1cich
kde-tu niekol'ko hodin, dostava-
" elektricky prld ma osvetlenie,
noviny vychodily, strajk v uhol'-
nJch revfroch ceskych morav-
sko-sliezskych tiez nebol vseobec-
ny a tam, kde v rozlicnych fabri-
kach podnikoch sa stroj kovalo,
robotnictvo skoro nahliadlo svoj
pochybeny krok jedno "a dru-
hym vstupovalo do prace. Slo-
vom: komunisti svoju bitku pre-
hrali ich prvy vseobecny utok
proti statnemu a spolocenskemu
zariadeniu a statnemu i verejne-
mu poriadku sa nezdaril.
Tento nezdar komunistickeho
strajku ma svoje zavazne prici-
NY, ktorymi vodcovia komuniz-
mu Ceskoslovenskej republike
pri proklamovanf generalneho
strajku, tax sa zda, nepocftali, a.
lebo ak .i.-poeftali IS mimi, nepova-
zili ich dokladne. Jednou z tychto
pricin bola okolnost' ze strajk a.
ko taky nenachodil sympatii, to
nielen medzi obcianstvom Enemy
slime pritom ma l'udf sburzujov')
ale medzi samym robotnictvom.
Robotnictvo, okrem malej zasle-
penej eiastky, videlo, ze tu nejde
0 vydobytky socialneho razu, ale
len eisto teroristickyy pokus ne
zodpovednych zivlov zmerat' silly
SO statnou mocou, vyvolavat' pri-
tom podvrat a oslabovat' republi-
ku. Podporovat' taketo silene po-
kusy znacilo by bolo posilnit' po-
n i II. e d
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14

Jnhoslova 4 ninistersk tltra-
da stanovila obnos 3o0, 90 fran
c1zskysla frankoT, shos roSn1 aspa-
Enax nre b5vslfho 6ernohofsle6hp
|kfGl'1 Nikolu ! krAl OWN Mil1nu.
Nikols po utvorsnf 81 Juhoslkyie
musel So tronu vzdst'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14

zfciu niekol 'kych teroristov, ko-
naj1cich ma rozkaz 2 Moskvy, a
zadat slcasne ranu svojmu vlast-
'hemu hnutiu. Tohoto triezve hla-
Wy socialno-d -demokraticke nemoh-
ly urobit a preto ami nepodaly
pomocnej ruky komunistickym
strestencom, cim vlastne speeati-
ii nezdar celeho smeralovsko- -mu-
'iiovsk6ho podniknutia.
No boly al inc prfciny nezdaru
|strajku,. ktore priskorily koniec
|tohoto teroristickeho pdkusu kla-
denskych komunistickych genera
Low. Nielen ceska a sloyenska, ale
4 nepodvratna Cast nemeckeho q
mad 'arskeho obyvatel 'stva hned'
Ipo vypuknuti strajku bola 81 ma
-cistom, ze tn ma powell niekol 'kych
.strestenych ludf ide sa zaeat'
moskovsky terror vyjadrovany OBJ
sadzovanfm dradov, post, zelez-
nicnych stanfc, zaberanfm prize
myselnych podnikov, ozbrojova.
MIN komunistickej gardy, nasil-
nou mobilizaciou atd'. Takyto te-
ror a MIN sdvisiace veci, rozu-
mie sa, musely do jedneho frontu
Epostavit' proti strajku cel1 trie-
zvu verejnost' a pobadat vladu
siahnut' proti komunistickym a.
gitatorom k energickym prostried
kom. Strajk takto ztratil vsetku
svoju moralnusopravnenost a'vod
covia komunistov vsetci hybate-
liza strajku, opusteni prevaznou
ciastkou rObotnictva a vystaveni
statarialnym poriadkom vlady,
museli sa pOddat'.
Mas celej veci naplnuje uspo-
kojenim fakt, ze ma Slovensku roz
merry strajku boly nielen chatrne,
ale ze pri mich neprislo ami k nj
.jakym vytrznostiam, ami k pri-
padnemu krvipreliatiu (Krvipre-
latte bolo vo Vrabl'o och, Tekov.
|skej zupe, kde styria bolsevici
boli zastreleni v boji $ vojskom.
Clanok Dol akiste pisany pred tou
|udalost'ou. - Pom. red.). Komu.
nisti cd aprilovych volieb pova-
zovali Slovensko po Kladne Br.
ne "a svoju najpevnejsiu bastu a
ich nadeji boil dodal odvahy i t.
sv.-martinsky septembrovy soci-
alno-d -demokratickg ,sjazd. ma kto.
from = ako vieme - ukazali svo.
blu pocetnost Fakts e, pri q .terai:
Som generalnom Strajku jednakd
Fztratila sa, nevieme kde, tato u,
DANA sila komunizmu ma Sloven.
sku, je len dokazom toho, ze ko.
munisticky strasiak ma priehl'ad.
ny cas- zmizol 1plne zpred nasich
ocu. A toto v nemalej miere je "a.
sluhou nielen energickeho pokra.
eovani nradnych, organov, ale
zasluhou einitel'o 'ov socialno-demo.
kratickej robotnfckej strany Slo
venska, ktorych rozvaha triezvt
smyysl 'anie pomohlo zdarne preko
nat vsetky fay terajsieho komu
nistickeho generalneho strajku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
KoLK0 MAINE vYAefCH
6KoL MA sLOVEN0KU?
(Csl. TlacOya Kancelaria.

Dnes mime ma Slovensku 10
statnych a SO cirkevnych mestian
skych sk6l, spolu 1O3. Move mest !.
skoly boly zalozene: Y Detve,
Handlovej, Holici, Have, Klastore
p. Zniovom, L'ubietovej, Malac-
kach, Myjave, Namestove, PIE
sivciach, Brezovej, Trenc. Tepli-
ciach, Tvrdosfne, Vrabloch, I'll
sovci, Rajci, Lupci, Pow. Bystrici.
| v minulom roku chodilo do
ttychto skol 1920 ziakov, toho
I9,455 Slovakov, 4,918 Mad 'arov.
" Lipt. Mikulasi chodilo do jed
nej vyse 800 ziakov.
! Ucitel 'skych dstavov eili pre-
parandif name ma Slovensku -
Statnych s, rim. kat. 4, evanjeli-
ckych 2, spolu' IA. z tychto pre-
parandii vychodf sta novych uci.
tel'ov roGne.
Priemyselnych skol pre- vycho-
WI dobrych remeselnikov. a prize
Ilyse,nych podnikatel'ov name
ma Slovensku IA, a sice:
| v Banskej Bystrici-st. odbor-
ma skola kovorobna.
| V Bratislaveyst. priemyselna
skola (nizsia polytechnika).
Humenne-statna odborna SIX.
/ pre- zpracovanie dreva.
Kezmarok-st. skola tkacska.
Kosice7-st. priemyselna skola.
/ Piargy u Kremnice-st. odbor-
na skola eipkarska.
/ Piargy u Stiavnice-st. odb
skola rezbarska.
Presov-st. priemyselna skola
pre- pekne domace naradie.
| Spisska Nova Ves-statna prie.
myselna skola pre- zpracovanie
dreva.
! Stara Tura-st. odborna skola
7lpre zpracovanie dreva.
/ I'urc. Sv. Martin-Gazdinska
|skola pre- zeny (zivenina). \ h.
! Bratislava-Kurzy ma Site VI
renie.
! Kremnica-Kurz rodinnej sko
lily.
| Mimo toho v IS obciach Slo
yenska zivnostenske pokraeovacie
lskoly ucnovske.
/ Ma vsetkych tychto skolach bo
10 minuleho roku 9,241, tohto ro
lk,i mnoho Wac ziakov.
/ Y blfzkej baddcnosti majd byt
! sriadene:. 4
I " f1bt. Mikulasi a Brezovs,
Igarbiarske Skofy, a v oko1l Cadce
i lTrenc.) drotarska skola.
| fRol'nfckych a lesnickych 5sk6
| je ma Slovensku 10.
4 V B. Stiavnici-statna banski
a stredna lesnicka skola.
| Brezno-Statna 2-rocna rol'nl
cka skola. -
i Bratislava-statna vinarska.
;. Komarno-statna. rol'nicka SIX
a ucitelPsky 1stav pre- hospodar
ifske Skoly.
Kosice-statna rol 'nfcka skol;
lstredna 4-rocna. "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-12
THE PEOPLES FORUM
Various Suggestions TO Help the Unemployed

money and upholds tho employment Of
wCmen.
Now, Mr.. Sellers. desire to put lit,le
idcH In your ear. You have Lcrcr worked
for firms which held you down to miserable
heures ia salary and been compelled TO sup
port n family at the same time.
Before tho war I was employed at SIG
per week as n chipping clerk aid making
entries and bills for alt cash orders. !
work for this nrm for i've years and asked
FOR more money. They finally decided. after
month = thought. to gi"c me SIS. That
was after the United states decided TO help
,ut. In the meantime found 1 could secure
IL place with a ship concern as toolroom
Clerk a. an average wago q $40 pcr week.
witch | accepted.
vas VOL aware o. the fact that this
r-Oncy would not b. cunning IN for three or
inur years, but tho prices CT rents and
fcoJstuIS having advanced. | was compelled
to acccpt.. Now, my dear Mr.. Sellers. by
working Saturday afternoons and all day
Sunday tviih an occasional sunday oT) for
seven months I was ubo TO i've Ike re-
sg%CtnGe Iersun and contribute to the Red
Cross and P'so pay ON my Liberty bonds
AZ we'll Ie give 81 per week 70 an orEant5a-
ton rornt.l In our vicinity Cor tho welfare
ot our buys ACROSS the pond.
In record to my former position. am
thankful 70 say tina. 81 the aEa Of forty
tour years ! fou7d vas worth more money
and. although not working fun time. ! ar
raiIs7oi There are two gIris tr!ins TO fIi
ny o.d position. and tho frm has mad"
qJi'c number oC changes. 1 am satisHed.
let th"w rave. ACME.
lhUadc'phia. %ovcrber I. 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-12
crI.lclues Expositlons and City

N the Editor Of the = outr0 P"bhc L''.'''
sir--r flnd much interest N r"a''S our
People Forum C'IuWN' w h''s ",
with Mr. Sn''a!r 10 r.~ ".'
PROPOSED ENposit.uV' lH ~"lh'"''' ''.'.''
hsr 3 paper. on ha dim GI'" ~ >''' ''7' .'7
.nouga | am tarI'n'"r l'f ''''I' "''
have worked oU at I't.' ..'.' 'N' ''. =
and know quite j b't i"r""i''"' 1"0H' '''
labor sd9 OF their HreGsr'.'.'' 81" ',,.n.
who benefit mostly a." 'H0 'H" '''' "..
material mon and last. Ol' MT ."'"' ,"'
nali,Ic an OF prominence "Hy ZINES Ia AT
The blgges! slice OF Grat .,.
At the jamestown i.AE's'''" :, 49,, ana
Norfolr va, the Government 9 S-."'V o.V
srpropriation was divided M among to'
colitical and real estate heads ttora Ne
work Of Building really bryan, AN" Wv
Government had 70 take hold anu on's" wv
work enough to have any semU'a"'e % d"
exposition. ... IT,
Europe tho United States goat Anl t" pay
millions for tNat samH cNpo'N.7n ''s '"''
Il had paid millions FOR ~ i"o"'"''
7 wonder II GONE Cl'IIN - r.'' '''
men right here In our '"m ~ $40 '.'s,
the real u4,Igator7 = t'r'~ i"%6 "-T''.''A
Haven't they alreal: E"''on c""'r'' ~ a
OF swanpDauta and sand! h,'7 w."
wish 20 d.srCse q At El'" 1"'
Grure? l. ,on, 81. - d"'s u F'.'"
,bc enol ,ray j, 'h- wa'"r.;. .'J' 10.
written on tho "ne ns,t "t "'e'.
card. Far better h"autiy '"Ir a. -
the monc!s proposed - th r''s'. ''' ,"e
,1positlon. \ f",r auEr"s'''"T ',"n,"
a grsst Li. uvergroWu r,, N>" ih'ad' "ha
90 take example from sow" "' I.' 'ln"' .'
rivals, Wv. Bufaio, =. ''"''''.. ''
and Louisyill' ~. i"- 'H-,a' O.. -"
Few publn. scry',s s'aiurs U"i q "'"iw ''
of the street Tav.rg
An ordinan@. 20 " '''I l' 80,
on the siicun'ks. a7l p' e." '"' IJ"-.
drinkinv fountains ~ tr'"" ~ NI',
where n r"l"s'r:an or h"aal 'i ~
. N
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-12
SUES AFTER K. K. K. MELEE
Widow Of One Victim 6Iames Sher.
III for Hating Parade

WaCO. TPN.. Nov. n ny T. T. =
Mrs Inrz J.. Grow. widow of Charles
Louis Crow. local business man. vino
died October > from stab wounds rc-
roiycd nhrn sheriff Bob buchanan ut.
tempted 10 halt Ku XIX klan l'0.
raGr At Lorcnn October !. yr,tcrdn!
filed suit in District Court for $IO.mn
against Sheriff buchanan and hi,, 'hrr"
houdsmcn.
The petition charges that Cr"N "wny
stabbed hv tho snld Buchanan in tho
General m'l"" resulting from III" effort
Of buchanan +" stop the parade. al
though no did not in any manner in.
tcrfcrc with Tn" Sheriff.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-12
LITTLE
BENNY'S
NOTE BOOK
BY Lee Pape
TIE PARK AVE. NEWS


Weather. Unknown.
Ssslcty. Mr.. Sir Hunt and Miss
Maud Jonson started to take wawk on
Broad street last Sundey aftirnoon but
Mr.. Hunts little brother Bert and Miss
Jonsons little sister Dottie started TO
follow them and kepp on refusing to
take Il wawk of their own till finally
Miss J0nson Sod it was more like per.
rndc than wawk and went home in
diSkust.
Pomc by Skinny Martin
And Maybe Not
No matter how mcny splintcrs you get.
Or even IL you're black and blue,
jest try to imagine you're happy
And maybe you'll think it's true.
1ntrlstlng FaCks About Intristing
People. Lew Davis has started to pick
UP every pin he secs TO find out weather
II is rccly good luck. not being very
so far on account Of him having stuck
himself on about Of them allreddy.
Things You Awt to Know. People
with the most brancS don't always have
the biggest heds. but jest because you
got big he'd is no iXcusc for not having
brancS.
Sports. Evcr sints Sam Cross had II
book gave 10 him Untitled How to RcCk-
onize the BerdS he has blu going crrOund
looking up in trees. but 50 far all he
has saw is sparrowS and he says he can
reckonise them without book
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-12
IN MEMnRI.AM

DAI.Y.--In loving n,emory Of our father,
JOHN J. DAILY, who died Nov. II, 1908.
GRAHAM. In loving memory OF our dear
mother MARY Il. GRAHAM, Raleigh Hotel.
Atlantic city, ~ j.
November once more is hero:
To US the saddcst day OF tho year.
Her memory Is as dear today
As In the hour she passed away.
Sadly missed by her family
SCOTT. In loving remembrance Of MARY
SCOTT. died Nov. II. 1905. Husband a Sons,
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Railroad Board Arguments

To the Editor Of The Er"riny Public Ledger:
Sir--Arc the arguments at the hearings
~ tho Railroad Labor Board and the orders
issued by the board printed for public dis
trlbution7 q. >. A.
Philadelphia, November g 1921.
The orders are printed and Can ho oh
tained from Tho secretary Of tho United
states Railroad Labor Board. Chicago. III.
The arguments are not printed by the board,
but copies can be usually had from those
rrCseutlng them.
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Red Tape and Employment

70 ihc tdu 7r o'ih~ Ercrf7,o PuG'ic Lcd0c-:
Sir Wh"n Il Was announced that ccr's'r
bodies hat get ou' 'p hep the uu@rlrUy'I
~ rr ',is 2 u. 'i,i that thcir present rrpd,c,,.
NET; wou soyu ," rrmodt"d 81, ~ -
MS 'I." I ~. ~ further ovidN'.cn. Of help
:"- tho uS'or'4rIt du" to tho amour, e
rci tGn, that 10 cV"" throush by organize.
charity before II h"gins wording ufro'iveIy
Tie unemp,yy ci van. no rod tape mat
for'0s them 20 drag along in thr'r rnisery.
Is'd tat" has caused municipal iinururc-
'ner's to hang fro for years. but no ono
'raa individually affected. We have taer
building the Delaware Bridge and tho
Trank'ord ''L' for years, hut no one really
Uttered because rod tape forced him 70 pur-
sue hla former methods OF transportation
from one place 20 another.
II Is diNo-or, with tho unemployed. Tno,
rood work ~ on"e. They want all red tapr
Nl'-,ina'"d They must eat, they must pro.
v'do food 'or those depending upon 'h.nl;
the" nlust h'NC coal. not a :ear hence hu'
--'> A0I wHr'n cl"thins. Nnce-gi'y do"q
u"t r""7pn.a, waiting. All - who can. give
'Wplcvr0'Hf tyjar. The uoed is urgent.
JAMES II KIf%Ic.
I".rn;" oh'a. >'"Ynher II. 1921.
:. =. SCOTT --"worId', Fair IN Hover Of
OH- Uor3"s.'
,.."n II Mundcr'--"rvcntIo,n c>n.v-y
tap.sIrO'..
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Questions .1nsuered
Two.Cent Stamps

r .'' ro'tc. - 'hc FrrujHV PuJ>c L.igc'.
S'--Wn. 1,G t"r.rrr' stamps first =. ne
.''' "sH' r.. y. r
lhIaIoi;h.a %oycn.bcr :. 1927.
n" fre'aS" on letters wan -cGur.I 60
two r"u', fr- ore.Ha'r "rrce In 1853 IN
i~S" y AS mad, .wo cents for urc ounce
%. fraction Of an c'inc".
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10 the Ed,'Or a. 'hc Jr.tivy p.JIr Lcd7ci.:
Si---What W.! n fho 'uromc II tn
rh'tcd S'a'os Go'"rumont :" l"@!"
: H. +.
Thuad.3L'1 Novambsr : 1921.
The csrma'r1 nncorno ~ the I-r,t.I s,a .cs
.io,,Inacnt - az IS - i5o. COO. 500
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Woman Weighing 600 Pounds Dies

Galena. Mo-. Nov. IL. Mrs. Saman-
tha Minton. thirty seven years old. who
weighed more than 600 pounds. died Mt
her home yesterday after a years III.
ness.
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Poems and Songs Desired
7 he Ships

To 'h~ Ffi'o' - Lc S",Uir0 Fubi'" L"d0c";
S.r--If possible. VIII you publish IN tu,I
tho poem Of which th2 following lines are
= part:
''One sh!r drives EaH' another drives West.
WhIo the selt.slmc breez"s blow;
'Tia not the gale. but the ret of the sat-.
That bids lhem whcrn to go"
SAM e. WALLACE.
Philadelphia, November :. 1921.
"D G. T.."--Tho following lie from Rob
or RrowrIng's ""onrosslNrs":
"How SAD and rLd aui mad It was.
l}ut then, how Il vas swoct"'
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oCIGLEY. - Nov. 10. ANN ,r,,
Thomas ouigley. Relatives ana frTnIno99w OF
invited TO attend funeral. Mon. s3c are
from, her late residence 1920 y, TroNn,, NJ
Conception 10 A. NJ. Int. New '",aTSS,ate TaSSSSI,a,tte
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