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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-17
IratatuI CoIIlerCia|
anglO-rus
FRANTA CREDE CA NJ E PRACTIC
AvANTAaIIIE ANGLIEI.

PARIS is Martie-Tratatul comercal ango-rus care a
fos semnat az prvit de Franta nepracc dar otus
crede ca Anglia folosu radcalstii engz
iar pc de alta parte ratat asgura pentru
Anglia oportunitate buna daca conerul Russia
stahHt.
Franta de gand sa negocieze Gu Russia, guvernu
find III orice aranamen Russia panace aceasa
cunoaste datorie eli vechi si-si ssta propaganda
Franta de loc emotionaa de situate creata prin
aces traat crede ca Russia sd poata furza
ter ru neayand nici aes cand revotee pre-
sente micsoreaza stocul de dispus sovietele
@ lLONDRA, 16 Martie-Tratatu de conlert fost
semat All fne Anglia 81 Rusa aproape dentic planu
elabora de Krassn inca in luna Ianuare in onra 81
aprobat de guvernu soveteor In pact guvernn
gureaza guvernul sovieelor federae socaiste r
5esti." Cele mai mportante puncte stunt:
M Fiecare contracan abtinea de face propaganda
ace ose afar de frontiere sale Institution
parti conractante orr de da asistenta 81 autor
propaganda face afara de frontierle
n soveelor in special abnea de incuraja popoa
satiee de lupta contra intereselor brtane Asia
Afganistan, 81 India Supus BRITAIN in Russia 81 SUI
ns ln Britannia vote de rentoarcea NetRele lori
Hlecare contracan abtinea face blocada contra
nitua de face pedica comertulu
Vapoarele comerciae ale ecaruia primite III por
turf ca vapoarele comerciale ale ceorlalte nati
Sc aranjaza chestia minelor batice
se faca reatiie postale elegrafice inre cele
doua nati.
in &c prvese aurul exportat din Russia pentr plarea
importurlor aces prvit de Anglia asel
poata seccstra peu patrea reclamation engeze Aceasta
ceste aranja din in de trbunac conercale
speciale.
Ambele accepta ca face conert arme
81 munitie.
In oc de consult obicinut rataul prevede in fiecare
stat e numt agent comercial special Acesti agen
beneficial de imunate de lbeatea communicates gu
velnele lor, puand organza serviciu de curie Agen
puea comunica 81 orca autortae tara in care au
esednta Teegramee posa lor yor aceeasi prvie
gii ce le all representaut guvernelor strane.
Guvernu sovetelor nvoieste controverse CO.
1nercae itre supusi ban rus sd fe aranate la trbu
naee imperiuui britain, cror udecaa Fl vaabla ST
pentru supus rus
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NEW YORK, 16 Martie. - O
contra revolutie a isbucnit i'll Ar
menia 81 bolSevicii rusi au fost
isgoniti din tara, spun niste
cablograme primite All aci din
rasarit. Aceste cablograme spun
81 aceea ca in Erivan s'a instituit
lm nou guvern, carui putere Sc
estinde peste toata tara.
Clarance d. Usher, represen-
tantul organizatiei Gle ajutorare
in ,Erivan, telegrafieaza, ca boil
sevicii au capitulat 81 oficerii lor
sunt pusi sub paza. Imediat S au
pus pc picior liber patriotii ares
tati de bolseviSti. In tara ordi-
he, dar e mare lipsa de alimente
81 material de imbracaminte.
Guvernul republicei armeltiene
fost resturnat 1nainte Gu citeva
luni. cind deodata cu invasia hui
kemal pasa din sud, au navalit
in tara 81 bolsevicii din republica
sovieta tatara 81 din Azerbedjan.
In decursul lllnii Decemvrie a
fost instituit un guvern boise
visit.
IONDRA, Is Martie. Leon
Trotzky a deelarat ca el nu va
trimite un ultimat fortelor din
KrOnstadt ci un fel de oferta ca
sd Sc faca un armistitiu, sd Sc
trinita cite 0 comisie care 'sa
faca un pact. Commando armate-
llor soviete care lupta in jurul
|1eonst tsdttl1luf 7nct4dintata ge-
neralului Tuchatchevsky, care a
fost comandantlll armatelor So
viete pc frontul polonez. FL de-
clarat ca daca Kronstadtul nu va
primi oferta sovietelor, va nimici
acest fort.
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TREI AMI INcHIsoARE
Barbat care fuge Gu nevasta
altuia 81 nevasta care-si para
seste barbatul, pedepsiti.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Is Martie.
Pierre Paul Auther, din High
land Park, ILL.,, 81 Dina Charlotte
Franzen, fosta sotie a unui am
ploiat della Universitatea de Wis
consin, au fost condamnati astazi
la trei ami inchisoare la peneten.
ciarul de stat Waupun de catre
Curtea Municipala.
Auther 81 dina Franzen acum
cateva saptamani au atras aten-
tiunea preset 81 a publicului asu-
pra lor cand au fost arestati la St.
Louis, Mo-, dupa ce barbatul fe-
meii s'a plans justitiei ca nevasta-
sa, dina Franzen fost luata Gu
forta della ell de catre Auther.
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,UN CRIMINAL URMARlT
Politia din New Castle. Pa,
zice O. crima . fost comisa
de hoti.

NEW CASTLE, Pa. Politia
statului 81 cea locala este in urma
elimination carl au ucis pc D-na
Emma jackson, al carei cadavru a
fost aflat All noapte intr 'un pat
din locuinta ei din Rocky Point,
aproape, de aci. Felneia So aflat
cn beregata taiata.
Politia crede Cd crima s'a conlis
de hOti, de oarece . fereastra della
eatul De jos s'a gasit sparta 81 toa-
te lucrurile din casa ratacite 81 ras-
colite. ~ NJ
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iMPUscATA
De CURTEzAN

ROCKFORD, Ill, II Martie.
sD-ra Elena Wilson murit astaxi
find impuscata de Arthur Bau-
scher, lln florar bogat din Free
port, In,, care, zice politia, q fost
IN infldcarat curtezan al d-rei
Wilson.
Dupa ce 2 impuscat femeia pc
care q iubea. Bauscher . intors re-
volvernl spre 81 81 s'a impuscat.
Bauscher \ mlrit cn dona ore In
naintea fetei,
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|GREvA LUCRA AT0RllOR
DELA ABA AT0AnE

CHICAGO, II Martie, Lucra-
tori della Abatoarele din Statele
Unite All votat aproapeS in nnani-
initiate greya, All declarat fruntasii
llhinnilor daca patronii NH vor re-
yeni asupra scaderei leinrilor 81 !
iinlnult ltirej orelor AL lncrn,
lkvdltatul ~ fieisI " ystulpi pro''
|l|ll|I n / I, I ~ : h
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..R|eg0neraIT0 noral1

Ca in epoca decadentei imperiu-
lui roman, cand putregaiul moral
q inceput sd sape temelia bunelor
moravuri ale patricienilor 81 pie
beilor, grabind prabusirea celei mai
falnice imparatii lumei antice,
societatea rolnaneasca a inceput sd
fie manata de moravurile cosmo-
politanismului mondial, Introduce
in tara in timpul 81 dupa rasboiul
1ntregirii neamului.
Bunele moravuri au inceput sd
dispara; notiunea morala atins
Guinea elasticitatii coprinzand in
ca tot ceeace apusul are mai alb
ject; luxul eel mai exuberant, se
rasfata in toate colturile alaturea
de mizeria marei multimi lipsita
de multe orr 81 de painea cea de
toate zilele.
In localurile de noapte, in dane
ing-urile, cabaretele, varieteurile,
"elita' societatii romanesti chefu-
este, alaturi de apasii internatio-
nall, de imbogatitii de rasboi, 81 de
cocotele cosmopolite.
In fata cupelor pline de cham
pagnie, in sunetele' barbara ale u
nui "jazz-band' sotiile legitime ale
multor oameni cinstiti, luati insa,
de vartejul placerilor amorale, dan
seaza Fox-trot, 'Shimmy,' Tan
go, Gu pleava soc. apusene arun-
cata peste granita, de acasa, in
Romania atot ingaduitoare.
Nici dupa imbracaminte, nici
dupa "tinuta, = nu poti deosebi fe-
memeia cinstita, de PROFESSIONALISM
am0rulUi. .is.ss
pc stnSzi, III loc4Fitri M M s0cSs5ss
tate, pretutindeniso 0 destrabalare,
un desfrau, o petrecere, nn lux
nebunesc o amestecatura de mo-
ravuri, care te inspaimanta.
ST nimeni nu la nici masura
impotriva desfraului care otrave-
ste viata Romaniei mari, apropiind
tara de prapastia decadentii ire-
mediabile.
Stim ca actuala stare de lucruri
inspailnantat elita societatii ro-
manesti scapata de sub Influenza
desfraului cosmopolit.
Am dori sa vedem pornind, cat
mai curind, opera. de regenerare
morala. Am dori sd vedem CD fe-
meile romano Sc string la un loo 81
1ncep opera morslizatoare, prin
exemplnl unei vieti ireprosabile ;
prin sobrietate in jmbracaminte ;
prin propaganda neobosita in rim
dul acelora carl au fost luate de
curentul degradant al desfr1ului
moral.
.Dorim sa vedem, la lucru, pc
femeile romano, acelea carl, in
timpurile de -restriste ale rasboiu-
lui nostru, au stiut sd aline sufe-
rintele multimii, venind in spita-
turtle in carl gloantele dusmane,
81 tifosul exantematic faceau ra-
vagii.
Asteptain ca opera moralizatoa-
re sd porneasca de sus in jos 81 nu
ne indoim ca initiative care, Gu
siguranta va indepe, va fl incoro-
nata de un desaSirsit success.
Dacia r. M.
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~ 06SWs6r00s1 0ttt 0en pOfIe0 so
fiei, Martha, cat ST din portea fe-
tclor, ca apoi, n0Hd ani sd fie .bd-
tut 81 c1inuit mai rdu ca ssn rob.
Iatd povestea lui, spusd JUDGED
tOrului, cdruid a cefut sd fic des-
pdrtH de nevnstd-sd:
"S'a purtat bine Gu mine pdnd
n, "a sdrdcit. In siua cdnd 81 an mi
plinit cinci am della cdsdtOria ,oas-
trd nu MAJ dVeam nici c0odd de
uocd sau de cal 81 nici un cent. Pc
toate pus mama, prostindu-nsd
sal uind rind pc rind, tot ce am
drut, fdrd sd-m dea un cent in
schimb, 81 sd pun 81 banii della ban
ca pe numele ei. In seara aceea
IN loc sd prdznuim ca IN toti anii
cununia n0astrd, nerasta M a apu-
cat della spdte 81 feteIe ei m'au le-
gat de mdini 81 de picioare 81 pdnd
la mezul noptii m'au bdtut sd spun
unde tiu cei zece NH de dolari pc
carr ii mai am. Gu cdteva sile in
,.ainte glun,isem cM ele, spundndu-
le ca mdi am zece mai de dolaI 81
NJ 'du crezut. Ca sd soap cM vidtd
Team spas cd Il am ingropati la
rdddcina unui copac din pddurea
della capdtul fran,ei. M'au tinut
legat 81 nemdncat pdnd a doua ii
pc seard, cdnd N 'dn deslegat 81 ne
uasta 81 cu Nelly ma lMat sd merg
sd desgrop banii. Am sdpat la rd-
1ddcino unui copdc cam la cinci
suite de pasi della nsarGinea pddu-
rel, 81 negdsind mimic Team spus
Cd poate am uitat copacM. S'au
fdcut foe. Nerastd MIA zis cd ureau
so mint. NeIysa zis cd mi-am bd-
tat joc de eJe.
AM tdbdrst acoLO in pddure pc
mine 81 az inceput sd ma loveascd
ca punnii IN fatd.
Lean. spus cd u can, intuneric
81 de ala man snseIot 81 am sd
c0att d0uG 81. Am cdutat 81 a
doMG II 81 Ear bdt0is, 81 tot asa in
tsec0re Il, tin,p de sose LAM an,
cdutat nleress 81 IN fiecdre zi ma
bdtedu, pdsM cdnd osteneou. Vi
sd'ad Cd md spetesc IN bdtdi lean
spNs ca am glMnsit, cd nM MAJ an,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-20
NEW MOOSE HOME
 FORMALLY OPENED
Enjoyable Programme Ren- dered With Roderick Bed
 dow As the Speaker

In celebration of the opening of their new lodge room located on the second floor of the building at the corner oi Second avenue and Twen- tieth street, the Birmingham lodse of the Loyal order of Moose s,aged d free show and banquet last night, Several hundred people attended and the festivities were declared to be success.
 Many prominent speakers were on the programme as well as several musical numbers given by amatuer and professional talent,
 Roderic Beddow, local attorney, de- livered the address of the evening", choosing for his topic "Mooseheart the great institution established in Indiana by the Moose to take care of the children of deceased members of the order.
 A painting of W. H. Newman. past dictator and founder of the local lodge, by Carlton Spencer member of the National Academy of Artists who Is now residing in Birmingham, was presented to the lodge at the close of the evening.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-20
"DARDANELLA" AT
 LYRIC THEATRE
Johnny Black and Dainty Danseuse Headliners for
 First of the Week
W. s. CARTER

Johnny Black, composer of "DartM- nela," and Miss Dardanella, the dainty danseuse, form the big head liner at the Lyric for the last half of the week, beginning today. With an elaborate special setting, the two are offering an unusual routine of. song and dance. one that Is cleVerly and handsomely presented and well executed, in the opinion of review CTS.
 Black, being responsible for the song sensation in "Dardanella," needs little introduction, and hundreds are expected to attend the Lyric just to see and hear him. The mummy, roll ing tune of "Dardanella" has gotten to" the song world as few songs have, and Johnny Black is now get ting some of the praise in person that has been heaped upon him in the past in press notices.
 Four other acts. chief of which is Cunning. billed as the Man Who Knows" that are expected to please Lyric patrons round out the pro gramme. The Lorner Girls, with Jack Carol, appear in dance re- vue; James II. and Bessie Aitken, "On Paradise Roof" Jack Dunham and Andy Williams, in "Happness,p and Cunning, the Miracle Man" in d puzzling question and answer ect.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-20
STATEMENT ISSUED. BY ABERCR0MB|E.
Had No Intimation Forbes Was Dissatisfied With
 Training Schools

Montgomery, october l9.-(SpeciaD When interviewed in regard to the news item appearing in yesterdays papers under Washington headline stating that Director Forbes or the veterans bureau had dEsapproved con- tracts for the training of ex-service men with the ss institutions, among them being the state secondary agri- cultural schools at Albertville and Hamilton, Superintendent of Educa- tion John w. Abercrombie made the following sttement:
 The state board of education In May. last, entered into contract with the federal board for vocation al education for the training of number of ex-service men in the state secondary agricultural schools at AL bertville and Hamilton. Each con tract calls for all-year instruction for q minimum of 35 men and pro vides for a minimum compensation of s60 per month for each school from the first of July. Each contract calls also for an additional teach . ing force and fer an enlargement of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-20

his M Tardeu brings the The people have been educated by the and the government decides from the motion the the whole people will unhestaingy follow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-20
HOWARD FRATERNITIES ANNOUNCING PLEDGES

Announcement of pledges by the four Howard college frsternlties was made yesterday morning at the ex- piration of the time limit imposed by the Pan-Helleuic council, the number ranging from 6 by the Sigma Nu 10 four by the Psi Delta
 With the exception of six old men whose names were announced last week. all the new pledges are fresh men, These six former students are: Psi Delta, Robert shelton of Oneon- ta. Phl Kappa Nu, ]. s. Brindley of Blountsville, and J. C. Vaughn of Camden; Sigma Nu, J. B. Lamberth of Alexander City D O. Carlisle of Goodwatep and Phi Kappa Alpha c. w. Allgood
 Freshmen whose pledges were am nounced yesterday are as follows; eonta. Ernest R. Cosper of Sterretts Oliver Cooper of Gadsden, Leroy El- Hot of Vincent Carl l.. Mccall of Birmingham J. FraRlS Norris of Btr- mingham Avlus Peake of Ensley Boyd Runyan of Ashland. James J. Stewart of Mobile. William Fl. Stubbs of Bitmingham, and James Fl. Wise of Lafayette.
 Pi Kappa Alpha: H. F. watlington of East Lake, N, C, Sudduth of Bir- mlngham, Jack Gregory of Birming- ham, Hamilton Stephens of Birming- ham, William Lendermann of Ensley, Lee Ford of Hamilton Roosevelt E Owens of Enterprise; II. F. Whitehead of Ensley, Marvin Mccarthy of Blr- mingham.
 Psi Delta: James F. c. Griggs of Marbury, Orlando ogle of Albertville and Nicholas Carter of Atmore.
 Phi Kappa Nu: William Britton of Anniston, Glenn O. Gibbs of Ensley, George Saxon of Albertville, Henry F, Thompson of Albertville. IT. R. Garrett of Birmingham, Benjamin F. Atkins of East Lake.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-20
CONTRACT AWARDED FOR REBUILDING OF
 AGRIC0LA PIPE SHOP

Gadsdan. October 9.-CspeciaI)-- It was officially announced today that the contract had been let for the rebuilding of the Agrioola Pipe shops which were destroyed by fire a few weeks ago. The new building will be 100 feet wide and 4l2 feet long and will be constructed entirely of steel, even the window and door frames all being of steel which will make the building practically fire proof All new equipment has been ordered and Is all of the very best than can be purchased.
 Work Is to be commenced just as soon as the material can be assem- bled and the work will be rushed. This plant gives employment to a large force Of men and they will all be given work that can be used in the rebuilding of the plant.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-20
ATTALLA CASE WILL
 COME UP SATURDAY

Gadsden, October 1s.--(Special, )-- The case of the city of Attalla against the Alabama Water company will come up before Judge Martin in the circuit court in Gadsden next Satur- day. The city of Attalla is asking for an injunction against the Ala bama Water company and asking that a receiver be appointed. The city leased it's water plant to the Ala bama Water company and set the rates of the water rental during the war for a term of two years and. promised the patrons that when the two years were out the old rates would be put back in force, and when this was attempted the water com pany objected and the case went be- fore the Alabama public service com mission, which rendered a decision that the city of Attalla owned the water plant and the city claims the right to make the water rental rates. The lessees are fighting the lower rates made by the city council, while the mayor of the city has notified the patrons not to pay any rent except at the low rate. The decision of the court here will be watched with con- siderabl interest.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-20
Secrets of the World War
By ANDRE TARDIEU

Captain of the French French high America Clemenceaus right hand the of Versailles 5
 ed by the Merrill
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-20
lildinRr and farn,lnlr facilIfIes

buildings and farming facilities.
 Tn order to carry out its part of the contracts the state board of edu- cation has incurred obliga tions for the current school year approXimating sl400Q. Of this amount. the sum of s2.ft0 was contributed by the citl- zens Of Hamilton In money labor and materials for the construction of a snop DuIding to house the equipment to be supplied by the federal board At Albertville an additional buiid- Ing was provided by the citizens or the town. The training of eX-service men at Albertviile has been continu- ous since the first Of July. Prior to that time a number were trained un-, der d previous contract. Training at Hamilton began on August To. fhe nebr spaptr aot.ce appedrHs in yes- terdays papers was the first intima- ton of the contemplated action ut the veterans bureau, which by act of Congress recently superseded the ied- eral board tor vocational education with which the contract was orig finally made,
 If the newspaper statement Is cor rect, manitestly the stato board or education will be greatly embarrassed in administering those schools for the remainder of the session, as most of the obligations incurred cannot be terminated Without great injustice to the teachers employed, 10 the citizens contributing rdnds. labor and ma :. terials apd to the soldiers themselves, some of Whom have purchased homes and farms.
 9Having kept tn close touch with these schools, l am confident that their management has been such as to comply fully with the terms of the contracts. If there has been any dis satisfaction, it has not been brought to my attention. I have wired Di- rector Forbes to defer action until a representative of the state board of education can confer with him"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-20
war ss . nu.ins.s

Such Gormpns, saturated ~ith their nationai traditions, locked up- on war as businsssi just as thsif govefQms conducted business as Y 1t had been war. Thus grey ur thht cios. union of peiiEss and sesHsBaies which Is 50 typical >ef the tieFHaaH l public mind, aeme aheamsd ef as# inat.ns an sasiAvsd fiuFapei atheFs, like Wasnef'a 'I.ibsiaHg." iHstsd fes the possessien of geld. Beth were
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-20
MANY STARS ENTERED IN
 BIG BILLIARD TOURNEY
Nv Associated Press

New York, October lS.-seven or the leading billiardists of Europe and America are among the entries made public tonight for the world championship 1s.2 balk line contest to be held in Chicago from November 14 to November 19.
 The list includes Willie Hoppe. present worlds champion; Jake Schaefer, of Chicago; Walker Coch- ran, San Francisco; Edouard Hore- mans. of Belgium, champion of Flu rope; Roger CotI. 20 years old. of Paris; ora Morningstar, San Diego, and George Sutton, Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-20

the other American embassles be ln-' formed as 500 Ess possible Of the outrage So as to prevent the possi-
 bilitq of similar outraEes In case the
 explosion was part of a concerted plot against American officials in Europe as was suggested in one quarter this afternoon. The embas- sies i'm London. Brusses. Madrid and Rome were immedidately informed bV teIf,yraph
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-20

M. Clemenceau's yirile words, Zen slaving herself to enslave." The time was at hand once more for the on- slaught of the "Alamans" on the Franks" All Germany-herein lies the magnitude of her crime-was psyche gicaily ready for war, even for war of aggression. The day it's masters called, Germany would rise as one mani
 (To Be .Continued).
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-20
CHAPTER W GERMANY'S BOOK OF HOURS

Turn to Germanys book of hours 911 written had soldier the mark Ut the function the its terrible effects that which, divine itself necessary drinking"
 So much for the for application: We avoid and by delay unduy the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-23
is CONDEMNED FOR
HIS PEONAGE BOOK
INV The AssoeIated Press.l

MACON. Ga, May 22.--At mass
meeting at the city hall Of nearly 1000
persons this afternoon a resolution
was adopted condemning Governor
Dorsey for issuing his peonage PAM
phlet and petitioning the general as
sembly to APPOINT court OF inquiry
to make an investigation of the le-
gality of the governors appeal to o
committee not under the direction Of
the. judiciary" The resolution con-
cluded:
'Tf 1t be found that he has violated
the oath of his office in the premises.
has committed libel against any coun-
ty in Georgia. or fails II produce sat-
isfactory evidence proving his charges,
that the said governor, Hugh M. Dor
sey. be impeached."
A substitute resolution, modifica-
ton following two speeches in defense
OF the governor. was killed In COM
mittee. Former Congressman c. L..
Bartlett was chairman of the meeting.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-23
MARINES REJECT
LAST PROPOSAL
Continued From Page ons:3

have met with Mr.. Davis Tuesday in
Washington.
Mr.. Healy declared after the meet
ing that the strike committee was not
divided, that it stood firm against the
proposal OF the private owners and the
shipping board for Is per cent reduc-
ton in pay and that the committee
which went to washington to talk with
the secretary of labor had no power
to effect any kind OF a settlement.
"The settlement OF this matter is in
the hands Of the membership" he said.
Secretary Davis succeeded in hav-
ing President Raymond and Vice
President Marvin, of the American
Steamship Owners association, con-
sent to another conference in Wash
ington Tuesday morning at 1880
o'clock. The secretary. through Dr..
Fred q. Davis, commissioner OF con-
citation OF the department Of labor,
invited the engineers strike commit
tee to attend the same conference.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-05-23
DECLARES MAN NOT
RIG HI t WITH GOD

ST. LOUIS. May 22.-Lawlessness
prevailing throughout the world is evil
dence that man has fallen away from
duty and religion to God" according
TO Rev. A. b. Curry, Of Memphis,
newly elected moderator Of the 61st
general assembly of the Southern
Presbyterian church. who preached
here today.
'If you will look at all the conditions
today" he said, "all the dishonesty. the
hoidiups. the oppression, the blood
shed, the murder and violent deaths,
you cannot escape the conclusion that
man Is not right with God. He Is
either serving his own depraved ma
turs or serving another MASTER"
DIR. Curry today received tele-
gram from former President Wilson
thanking the assembly for a message
of fluctuations recently sent him.
The assembly will resume its ses-
sions tomorrow.