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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-11
Snow Falls In Virginia.
 Flakes FIirt With Pansies
lBr Associated Press

Richmond, Va, April 1O.-Snow fell here for an hour or more this afternoon, but melted as fast as 1t fell. Tpdny's return of winter fol- lowed q succession of balmy spring days md the spectncle of snow- fakes scurrying earthward, with the green foliage of treex, shrub bery and other vegetation as \ background, was m unusual sight. TodaS's snow established navy recc3d locally for the lateness of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-11
Tanker Is Launched

Gloucester, N. J.. April 10.--The tank CT Yankee Arrow, which stuck on the ways at the yard of the New York shipbuildings corporation yesterday, was launched today. Mrs. Grace M. Gran- of Boston was the sponsor The tanker Is being built for the Standard Transportation company of New York.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-11
Wage Cut Rejected
By Associated Press

Chicago, April 10.-Union bricklay- CTS, members of the Chicago Building Trades council. today rejected wage cuts of approximately 25 per cent pro- posed recently by the building .on- tractors association. The rejection was almost unanimous.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-11
Bank Cashier Resigns

Roanoke, April 10.-( Special )-E. M. Moore has resigned his position as president-cashier of the Merchants and Farmers Bank of Roanoke and Is suc- ceeded by Major Schuessler. MT. Moore has not announced his future inten- tons.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-11
Appeal for Boselli

Rome April 9.--The coureil of min isters today decided to request Kins Victor Emmanuel to appoint former Premier Boselli to the Senate. A royal decree making him senator probably vii: be signed by the king Sunday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-11
New Treasury Issue

Washington, April 10-Secretary Mellon announced tonight the offer of a new issue of treasury certificates to the amount of about $15o, 100000. The new issue will be dated April Is, ma turing in six months and bearing in terest at 5h per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-11
Conference Held

Roanoke. April 1o,-tHpociai.>- >-Ths district league conference for the Roanoke district was held in Roan- oka yesterday and today. Rev. vii. Ham Graham HchoiA of Birmingham. nfssldSnt < ek; k;s 'fhas { w6tk fh inc North xlxbsria coiifsfenco: prS1idsd.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-11
Ex-Mayor of Rome DIea

Rome, April 1o.-Ernest Nathan. former mayor of Rome. died here today of heartfailure. He contracted the dis ease while fighting in the mountainous country as a volunteers In the Wxr. which undsrmfnded his cons fitution'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-11
VAN BITTNER DEPARTS FROM STATE; MINER s STRIKE A CLOSED BOOK
Support of Miners Has CeasedStike Cost Miners Union $3,OOO OOO-Internatior al Officers to Leave City and Local Officials to Assume
 Charge of Organization

the United Mine Workers of of the international ganizaton following months of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-11
7ruck GrouUers Refuse To Display Produce at Market;
 Mass Meeting VIII Be Held

Several hundred letters will out this morning by the Chamber of 
  year will explain the situation the will them pledge the market beginning at a ate Mhc be arrange by them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-11
CsrIo.d Radishes Shipped

Troy, April .-(Epecial)- third. car of radishes was shipped to Pittsburg yesterday by tho Pike County True. Growers association Other truck is be- ing grown and from time to time cars will be shipped to tho northern markets.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-11
INV SINGLE HANDED BATTLE WITH
 MOONS4LNERS DEPUTY EUBANKS
 SHOT STABBEDANDL DLEFTASD DEA4
 of in When Arrested Accused Were Discussing Fate of Eubank-Tno
 ged in
ny H. W. sHAEFER

Left dead the
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-27
Union Services
At Pleasant Grove.

The Pleasan, Grove and Bryants-
willie Bible Schools will hold a Union
service Oct. Both. at Pleasant Grove
church.
This is also the final Sunday ~ the
Rally, which they have undertaken.
Everyone is invited to attend as
this is probably III. first cooperative
movement ever undertaken by
schools Of different denominations.
This IL also the first Of series Of
revival meetings TO be conducted by
Rev. Holder. There will be services
twice daily during the following
week.
Services begin promptly at ten
o'clock. Come and enroll as a regu-
lar pupil il you are not member
Of any other school.
Harry T.. Edwards. Supt.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-27
School Of Americanisrn

We have our schools for the
education of the young. and
our trade and other institutions
for the advancement of adults.
Every conceivable need in
this respect seems to have been
provided for-except one.
We need schools of Ameri.
canism-institutions where the
immigrant may be taught in
his own language the value and
duties Of American citizenship
before he is turned loose TO
roam the country at will.
II institutions of this kind
could be established in our
seaport cities and every i'm
migrant be required to take
"a prescribed course we believe
much of the unrest Of this
country would be eliminated in
future generations. At any
rate it is worth a trial.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-27

The call for a limitation OF
ornaments and the settlement
Of the far eastern question Is
clearly q move in the interest
Of a continuance Of peace. Its
results are yet 10 be dctcrmin-
ed.
Politicians all over the coun-
try have aired their views on
the subject and newspaper
editors have printed volumes
for the edihcation Of their
readers. The subject has been
thrashed out from every angle.
with the result that the whole
question is cnshrouded in "a
mist of doubt and uncertainty
that is soberly puzzling 20 the
people.
So great has become the con-
fusion and uncertainty engen-
dered by the dissemination of
unauthorized versions that
Secretary Of State. Hughes has
called Il diplomatic halt. lie
wants the handling of the ques-
tons at issue to be left 10 the
delegates appointed by the
president for that purpose.
In other words. he doesn't
want any monkey wrenches
thrown into the mac hinery by
novices.
He is right. II H. proper for
the press 10 report the proceed /
ings of the conference in de.
tail. but editors. Washingto on
correspondents and politicians
will do well To refrain from
unnecessary comment or sug-
gestion.
The wise man knows when
to keep silent. Only the fool
toots on forever.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-27
Why Go To
Church Sun lay?

II you were suddenly allied
upon to answer that gu ion,
what would your answ, be?
Because il is the rpper
thing to do" some mig say
But why is il the ropei
thing?
The wisdom of all the
ages combined could n rive
an answer that would us
tice to the subject. r wis
dom Of all Of TIE ages ( come
will not answer the ion
as ii should be answe q.
The life we enjoy. IN .ntel-
ligence we possess. Il God
we eat. the clothing " year,
oil that we have on tn arth
and all that we ever hope to
have u dependent ur IN he
will Of the Creator.
Every step we take. very
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-27
Card OF Thanks

We desire TO express our sincere
gratitude to all for their kindnes;
and thoughtfulness during the Illness
and after the death Of our dear wife
and mother.
Such kindness will always remain
dear to our hearts and we want you
to know that we appreciate it beyond
measure.
w. N. Bogie and family
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-27

out whose sanction we would
not live another day, or hour.
or minute.
Inadequate as our answer
may be. is IL not sufficient for
you7
Go to church Sunday!
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-27

word We utter. every thought
that finds Judgment in our
brain-these and all other
things are known TO Him who
made US and who will Judge
US when the breath Of life
leaves our earthly clay.
God endowed us with intel
ligence that we might work out
our own destinies.
He calls His servents to the
ministry that they may point
out to us the glories of para
disc and the agonies of eternal
perdition.
The voice Of God pleads with
us through them. that life ever
lasting may be ours. but the
divine hand will not stay our
steps if We choose to repudiate
the debt that we owe to our
Maker.
The church is not essential
to the worship Of God. The
true christian needs no edifice
in order to commune with
divinity. God follows us on
our journeys. He Ia with US in
our homes. in our Offices, in the
factory, and the field-where-
ever we are. He also is there,
silently reaching out His arms
and pleading with US to en-
brace the holy cause that re-
moves all of the fear and sting
of death.
The church is His school
house and the bible is His tex
book. The minister is His
teacher and we are His pupils.
The public school buildings
are used for the secular educa-
ton of our children. that they
may have success. happiness
and contentment in this life.
The church is for the spiri-
tual education of our children
and of ourselves. that we may
enjoy the transcendent bless
ings of that higher life yet to
come.
In the theatre or upon the
athletic field we find relax
alton from our daily toll.
In the church we acquire the
knowledge and faith
that enables us to properly en-
JOY the relaxations our earthly
bodies crave.
Every normal mind seeks
worldly knowledge. That is
not difficult to acquire.
Every normal mind should
also imbibe spiritual know
ledge. That is less difficult to
acquire. II is even free-is
urged upon US without price or
condition Of acceptance.
Worldly knowledge aids in
removing the obstacles which
beset our pathway in this life
which is short.
Spiritual knowledge pre-
pares our hearts for that great
err life-which never ends.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-27

The conference Of nations
soon to be held In Washington
will come near to deciding the
question of whether or not we
are to have world peace in the
future.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-27
Lancaster School Notes


On Saturday. Oct, 29,h. We hope
20 welcome on our grounds every
school child IN the county. together
with us teacher and friends at $50.
Saturday mc%ning. starting from
the school building. the children Of
the county will all join IN n parade
10 the Cour, House TO inspect some
~ IN. work 81 the pupils and listen
10 short program
The prizes IN all the contests have
been very literally donated by our
patrons and friends
This coming together means much
for all Of u \ comparison 81
work done should help each 81 us 20
be more efficient
\, ! 90 y VI field meet will bc
staged on Lcsvcll Field. under the
directorate Of County Chapter Amer
can Red Gross
Foot BALI
Lancaster High los, TO Dansillc
las, Friday in hard Tough, gam.
Our boys were badly handicapped.
but at times II looked like they
would win anyhow. We hope to
have all our regulars in next Friday
and take Richmond Madison on their
feet from start TO finish.
Physical Ensve,ss.
Under the direction Of Miss San
ders. the girls 81 the Junior and Sen
Tor High Schools have physical train
Ing from 3:l5 to 3:i5.
This is the hrs, year Lancaster
High School has had physical train
ing and u is certainly appreciated
BY every girl. We think this is
great Improvement IN our school and
We are sure the public approves o.
u.
Las, Wednesday morning Rev.
Calls. who has been holding a re-
vival for the past three weeks at the
Methodist Church. took chary. Of
the devotional exercises at Chapel. /
which was followed by "a musical pro !
gram by Mrs. Calls and Mr. Gr.n- I
fell. Mrs. Calls played the violin |
and Mr.. Grenfell the flute and pic !
colo and sang some Scotch songs aud 4
other selections. We enjoyed this I
very much and hated 10 see them /
leave Lancaster.
School Orchestra
The school orchestra which was or
ganizd sometime ago. consists Of the i
following: Matte Mae Hubble. Lena
Henry. Edgar Crcech. Julian Elliott.
Cecil Henry, Paul Schooler. Louis
Haselden. Allen Crcech. Richard
Henry and Donald Estes. Under the
% Miss Wilder IL is hop
ed that Il will soon be able TO render
great service 10 the school.
4 great many from Lancaster at
tended the ball game at Danville
last Friday. Those from school were
the following: Misses Helen Gulley.
Jane Haselden. layerne Hicks. Faye
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-27

lUOSe 0bc tue UlOSt uTeuucC
of all words to the average
American, and they are heard
entirely too often for comfort
Where il this eternal strug.
gle between labor and capital
to end. anyway?
To what lengths will each
side eventually go in order to
force the other to subsection +?
Are we TO 70 on forever liv.
ing in constant dread of com.
mercial paralysis simply be-
cause a small per cent Of the
population insists upon fight
ing each other, to the utter de-
moralization Of all of the rest
of the people of this great
country?
Are we to remain satisfied
with a congress that has the
power to provide laws that
will forever end all strikes
without injustice to either side.
and yet refuses to take such
action?
Are we TO be hampered for
ever with a government that
has the right to demand. and
yet is satisfied to beg and
plead in its futile efforts 10
prevent these periodical erup-
tons?
Labor and capital are not
the only ones to be considered
in these never ending disturb
ances. The great mass Of the
people have their rights-but
they are seldom respected.
We doubt if they are ever
taken into consideration by
either side.
Unquestionably labor is en-.
titled to a fair and Just COM
pensation in proportion to the
expense Of living. The labor
ing man should not be made
the goat by other men who
seek to convert their millions
into billions.
Capital has a legitimate
right to a fair return upon its
investment. and il should not |
be wrecked by labor or by any
other agency.
Capital is dependent upon
labor and labor is dependent
upon capital. and the great
body of people are at the
mercy Of both.
A nation emerging from the
wreckage of a great war and
still seeking to recover from
a long period of business de.
preston is in no condition to
withstand widespread sus-
pension of business activity
through "a quarrel between lab
or and capital. whether il be
railroads. mines or other
branch of industry.
II the government hasn't
the power to force each side
to controversy to adopt a
reasonable and just attitude
toward each other. then it
should be given that power by
congress. and il should be EN-.
ployed without fear or favor.
There is only one place for
the official of a corporation
who conspires to prOfteer at
the expense of his employees.
That place il inside of Jail.
There is only one punish
ment suitable for the labor
car who lashes his followers
into acts that are unjust and
detrimental to themselves as
well az to the rest Of the peo-
pie. Dump him into the same
cell with the corporation Of
fetal and let them settle their
differences through personal
combat.
The public is tired of wear
ing the whiskers.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-27

People who have been helped by
Tanlac are slwsys anxious and will
ing to tell Others about Il.
II. Stormes Drug Store.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-27

Ming Lavcrnc Dickcrsen. Eugcnia
Dunlap. Margarc, Elliott, Marie Cot
ton. Hazel Champ, Lenna Aldridgr.
Ellen Sanders and Mr.. Jesse Cotton.
Miss Helen Guliey Is on the sick
list this week We hope she will
soon be back in school
Many pupils attended the Dcmo-
cratic picnic Saturday and r.por.
they had plenty Of eats and n good
time
a number Of young people went 10
Csr'esville Saturday on = chestnut
hunt Many chestnut, were bought.
hut few found.
Mis- Faye Mag had for her ~e,l
end visitor Miss Ruby Crrss. of ban.
vill.
We ar. GLAD 10 report that here
we're only few injuries received
IN the game Friday.
Mis- Marie Cotton spent the eek
end IN town last week wit Mo
Hazsl Champ.
Lsssk ssS Live.
Paul Morrow docking a, oae-half
I'D Of Angors wool that had
boughp --"wha, are you y 10
do with that"
Lula-"I'm going to MAJ col
lar for my sweater"
Paula COLLAR"
Lula-"Yes. what do you hrs n.
for. a SASH"
Paul-"W.ll I didn't .na,v.
thought maybe you w,r. * 10
make the sweater on, Of il 70. the
way the girls wear them O.
Miss Sanders--"Ruih. ! Oh a.
ouse you while YOU throw our
chewing gum"
Ruth--"lts not mine"
Lula--Sea'. Tom, don't throw
my chewing gum OUT
Mis- Sexton--"Lucillc. serc
you late this morning."
Lueillc-'Because scho, pegan
before ! got here"
Miss Robinson--"whst cesar
eNclaim when Bruius sabh ann"
Niryil G.-"Oueh"
Miss Burchett-"Can A. ac tell
me who is at the head % stand-
ard OIL Company"
u. Denny-"Mr. Jesse Swe.
Tanlac l. made Of roots. Is and
barks and contains no m a'. OF
opiat.s S,ormcs Dr Store.
It,
The grea, trouble with en- OPP
portuniiies - the fact tina IS sch
tom larry long enough ~ 10
catch them.
The man who " disSati 9TH
his station in life is taking rong
road toward a better one
Prosperity is doing it, to
come to life. bu, there 'says
some influence waiting TO & n
10 insensibility again.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-27

The great trouble with en- OPP
portuniiics Is the fact tina sch
dom larry long enough l 20
catch them.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-27

The man who is dissati nth
his station in life is taking ong
road toward a better one.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-27

Tanlac l. made Of roots. and
barks and contains no m a'. OF
opiat.s S,ormcs Dr store.
II
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-27

Prosperity is doing it, TO
come to life. bu, there 'says
some influence waiting TO n
to insensihili,y again.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-10-27

Miss Robinson-"Wha, fa.sar
eNclaim when Brutus sabl hrn'"
Virgil G.-"Ouch"
Evening star., 1921-12-25
WANTED-HELP
AGENTS. (Coutinued)

YOUNG MAN to join sales force Of large
food manufacturer: selling experience not as
to succeed; must he willing to travel all the
time. We are willing to pay man Of this
kind a moderate salary and put him In a
field where the opportunities are unlimited.
state your age and outline your business ex
perence in every detail in first letter for
Sf Rocllasfpr Y
Evening star., 1921-12-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Continued

4
GENERAL higll.class grocery and delica ate ssen
stores for sale. Home Realty Co.. 3GO7 Ga.
ave. NV. Col 3516W. 26'
FOR sALE-One good tire house: best location
on 14th st. NV. Rent only $50; Similar stores
Price, $500 for good will and fixtures. Buyer
OF store must buy 5000 OF 5000 OF tire
stock. Will sell tires below cost. The best
proposition for a good man in years. Address
BOX 170H. Star Office. 3O'
CONSERVATIVE End trust of $1,000 on down
town business property for . years. curtailed
monthly at liberal discount. Address Box ls2-
II. Star Office. 2G'
ESTABLISHED real estate firm wants active
man. with some cash and car. To take charge
Of office. Address Box III. Star office. %
ARCADE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stand for sale
Immediate possession. Address Box 159-H,
Star Office.
tures; state particulars. Address Box 191 II.
Star office. 26'
YOUNG BUSINESS WOMAN wishes the loan
of few hundred dollars for the increase of
her business; best Of references and good in
terest. Address Box 1871. Star office. %
JOIN SYNDICATE raising $4,000 for invest
ment in paying industrial enterprise. Address
BOX 30 ID. Star office. %
EXCHANGE your Inactive stocks for dividend
pnying securities in substantial enterprises.
Address BOX 23sD. Star office. %
FOR SALE-An established fish and oyster
stand, reasonable TO a quice purchaser. Ad-
dress Box 147-H. Star office. %
s5OO-SIIOE shine parlor, cleaning and press
ing. 171s 7th NV. 26'
SS75-2nd MORTGAGE. PER CENT INTEk-
est. payable s25 monthly. for sale at % per
cent on face of note: secured by house and lot
Address Box 216-D. Star office.
WE yRE BUSINESS BROKERS' and do not
handle real estate, except in connection with
business II your business is for sale, call
Franklin 2Ss2 We will call. list il and ad-
vertise it at no cost to you. We can sell it
if it can be sold.
WASHINGTON BUSINESS
|. BROKERAGE CO.,
21a Bond bldg. cor. 14th and New York ave
Evening star., 1921-12-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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ACCOUNTANT-Books opened, closed and ex.
amined Address Box 1S6.H. star office.
CHATFFEI'R. white. careful driver. compe-
tent repairman: eight years experience: knows
city we'll Address BOX 190-H. Star office. 25s
CHAUFFEUR. white. TO go south: 10 years
experience: eX-sergeant OF motor transport
AE.F.: drive all makes: plenty references.
Nelson +. Harvey. Glendale. Md. D.
CHAUFFEUR-Married. four years. experience
wants posit on driving car, any make to Pacific
coast; leave any time. Address Box 185 H.
Star office
Evening star., 1921-12-25

AMBITIOUS MEN-Become a Columbia train
ed craftsman and assure yourself Of perma-
nent. well paid employment. Learn in your
spare tine. day or night. In to months.
Call, write or phone for full particulars. Co
lumbia School of Drafting 14th and SITS. NV.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS are always in de-
mand. Enroll in the largest and best
equipped automobile and tractor school in the
east. Write for free catalogue and our seven
day free trial offer. Petz Automotive School.
81 North Goth St. Philadelphia. Pa.
AUTO WASHER. experienced bring reference:
good pay. 2424 18th st. NV. %
BRICkI4AYERS. carpenters and builders want
ed: send for free book. How to Read Blue
Prints: charge; write to.lay. Charles W.
slarey. Supt.. 2145 Chicago Tech. bldg. Chi
caco Ill
Evening star., 1921-12-25
WANfED-HELP


SALESMAN, experienced. Call Tuesday from
SALES MANAGER-One with
exceptional executive ability, to
represent company in sales and
distribution of prominent auto
mobile tire in Washington and
vicinity. One with extensive ex-
perience in this line and terri
tory; must come we'll recon-
mended; excellent opportunity
for right party. Address Box
179-H. Star Office. : 2o*
Statesmen -FOUR. for Aiabama; fare paid:
Can between 0-S Sunday evening. Room 256
Statesmen who show n sales record can
advertising for territories from Delaware to
South Carolina. Apply fully by letter or In
person any morning. 9-1O, The Davis Hazard
Corp, Metropolitan Bank bldg.
Statesmen (four). to represent firm: pay on
straight commission basis. with bonus. Apply
Tuesday morning. Semmes Motor Co.. 813 Il st.
NV.
SALESMEN-The Interstate Bankers' C0rpO-
ration require the services Of five high-grade
bldg. 27s
Statesmen, experienced. to sell a good stock
that honest men can recommend; liberal conf
mission and bonus to producers. Apply room
207 at 921 18th st. NV. 90
Evening star., 1921-12-25
FOUND.
LOST

FOX TERRIER, white and black male
Thursday NV section. Animal Rescue League,
Maryland ave. NV.
Evening star., 1921-12-25
HATS.
KE vs..

LADIES' AND MEMS FELT HATS CLEANED
AND BLOCKED BY EXPERTS.
VIENNA HAT CO.. 435 11th NV.
Evening star., 1921-12-25

kROT'T SIS, Friday evening. Call Alex. $50.
Reward. -
AIREpALE PCPPY-Female. months oid'
reward 17O6 list st. NV.
AIREDALE PUPPY-Female; 10 weeks old
reward Return to Frank A. Kerr. 1901 WIS
Evening star., 1921-12-25

Statesmen capable of selling Davis high grade
+ made-t"-measure clothes at popular prices di
\ rect to the better class Of trade: liberal com
! missions: protected territory: powerful advpr
/ tising campaign, and DAYS square deal
| back of ynu. Write To-day. giving three refer
| erces. The r. II. Davis Tailoring Company.
| Cincinnati. Ohio.
Evening star., 1921-12-25

Observation-Disclosures and heating concern de-
sires good shOpman: who is thoroughly
acquainted with the different kinds OF plumb
ing and heating material. and can keep his
stock In good shape and see to II that the
In replying. state your experience salary
pected. etc. Address Box 2l9-H. star office.
SODA MAN: two years experience as fOuu-
Rhodes. 26s
Evening star., 1921-12-25

GUAM BRACELET. small platinum AMI
pearl gold medal attached: reward Ke.nrh
H., uiyil.. t'l-vt.
Evening star., 1921-12-25

FIVE CAPABLE women to travel: demonstrate
and sell dealers: fast selling line; $40 to s75
Il week. Railroad fare paid. Also city sales
managers. Orla s. Goodrich, Dept 231. Omaha.
Evening star., 1921-12-25

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