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The Lake County times., 1922-12-18


and tie seeAe wou.4 duplicate that
in the Valley of the Nile before
the pyramids were built.
Clay is the only practical ma
terial for the making of the pots,
which must stand a heat of 5000
degrees f., in which the substances
which go to make up plate glass
are melted. And up until a few
years ago the only practical meth
cd for reducing it to velvet smooth
ness, free of air pockets, was the
tramping Of bare human feet.
Each pile is tramped for sixty
days-one reason plate glass is
expensive. In some Of the more
modern plants, however. this
process is now done by a pug
MILL" or mechanical tramper.
Making Haste Slowly.
Nor is there a machine that will
mould the pots successfully. They
are five feet in diameter and four
feet high, and are built up layer
by layer by men whose skill
matches that of the potters of
Mexico. With the pots must also
be made tuiles, or clay doors for
the melting furnaces. The walls
Of the furnaces are brick, but a
door of brick is not practical.
In spite of the time and patience
and energy that go into these pots
and tuiles-sixty days for work
ing the clay, and three or four
weeks for the moulding and dry
ing Of a pot-they are good for
only fifteen trips into the melting
furnaces. Then they must be
broken up and reworked into new
pots and tuiles.
In the pots with sand is mixed
arsenic, carbon, and lesser in
gradients. The furnaces hold
about sixteen pots at 4 time. They
are heated by natural or producer
gas. From small openings in the
doors the pots may be seen stand
ing aside, each glowing like the
sun through veil Of fog or
smoke. Men, dripping wet with
sweat, poke long steel rods
through these openings from time
to time and drew forth glistening
threads Of liquid glass, testing the
brew.
A Brew With a Kick.
Intelligent electric cranes, di-
rected by a touch, run their hardy
steel claws into the inferno, bring
ing out the white hot pots. The
workmen, their naked torsos like
bronze statues, skim the impuri..
ties from the surface of each
Then the intelligent machines in
tervene, carrying the pots to the
casting table, large as a drawing
room, on which sand has been
sifted. There the brew is spilled,
spreading in a blistering golden
flood.
A steel roller runs over the
mass like a giants rolling pin over
pie dough, leaving sheet of crude
glass above which the heat waves
throb and palpitate-
The sheet of glass is run through
a series of cooling chambers.
Wheeled out of the last chamber
the glass is little warmer than the
atmosphere-but how different in
appearance from those shining
walls which reflect the light and
moving figures of a ballroom! 4
diamond in the rough.
Polishing the Diamond.
Again the intelligent cranes,
and the sheet, fifteen feet wide
and twenty feet hong, is brought
to the circular grinding table, and
transferred as carefully as if it
were made of-glass. Two great
grinding discs are lowered onto
the surface, and the whole ma
chine begins to revolve. the table
in one direction, the grinding
discs in the other. An hour of
this, in which seven grades of
abrasives, from coarse sand to fipe
emery, are used, and the surface
is smooth and perfect.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-18

Alice, looking into her mirror.
may fancy that rouge is used only
to give color to her cheeks. She
hardly fancies that the delicate
powder also contributes to the per-
fection Of her image as a treat
ment for her looking glass. Yet
that is true, For on the polishing
table, TO which the plate glass
sheet next goes, small discs of
felt, rapidly revolving, bear rouge
against the surface. An hour and
twenty minutes of this, repeti-
ton of the whole process for the
opposite side. and all that man
has been able to learn in sixty
centuries to make a perfect glass
has been done.
The Lake County times., 1922-12-18
The End of a Perfect Glass

The cranes lift the sheet again
and bear it away. Brilliant,
gistening, it glides through the
air. bending and waving almost
as sheet Of paper. A man at each
end assists in directing its path.
At times, fortunately rarely. there
is sharp and characteristic
cracking which sends the men
leaping to safety. In a fraction
of a second the whole plate slith-
ers into thousand piercing frag-
ments, carrying death to anyone
nearby.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-25

fsimt ,chemati 0 face,--dar sunt
eScchfti magistrate, admmistra-
tori, dascali, etc.
Cum isa vcs1im moi acrm sa ce-
rem de la acestia sa Sc declare
peaftru un partid oare-care sprc
a-si putea continua f,lnctiunea
mai departe 81 lie pune. in ycdere
ca vor Fl DAFT afara din slujba
cand Sc va schimba partidul la,
|pnterc'
Acesta motivnl ca moi nici nu
am. pant7.discuta asnpra ultimei
oferte d-lui /. G. Bra tianu, des-
pre- care spunca 81 d-sa de altfel,
ca este ultimul sau cuvant in
clicstia colaberarei Gu Partidul
national roman.
(Din SDacia").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-25
DIN PAT'RHl;

Consiliul economic ministerial
despre care s'a vorbit, s'a mtru-
NIT eri la ora 5 la presedintia
consilului de ministri spre a re-
zoiva chxtiunile economice la or.
dinea zilei. precum stunt: revizui-
rea tablelor Gle import 81 regimul
exportlllui in vederea intensified :
rel productiei 81 exportului 81 a
diminuarii importului.
Jonsliiul economic sa mai Oc,l-
pat 81 de comisiunea superiora
centrala de cumpararea 81 v7nZa-
rca ccrealelor i'm sensul schimba-
rel atributiilor de pana acum pre-
cum 81 afilierea 81 la minister de
industrie 81 comert.
Sc site ca aceasta comisie n
fost suspendata provizoriu pana
la luarea hotaririlor consiliului ecc
nomic.
O alta chestie importanta ct
sc va pune in discutia aceStui con.
siliu este: chestiunea marfurilor
fostului subsecrctariat al aprOvi.
zionarei 81 desfacerea lor, precum
81 chestiunea verifiearei gestiunei
acelui fost subsecretaffiat 81 sane
tiunile> carl urmeaza sa sc dea
impotriva celOr carl au ac,lzat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-25

M teti b6r'iatii uit4 siua nas-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-25

IL I. ". g. ~ IN numkr de
peste 100 fete vor arata viata CO..
.mercisla, reiisiossa ii soc;llz Z
lndiei pe scenA. ,Areasts se W
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-25
loan JACoBEANU
IN CLEVELAND

In 'annl trecut am scris despre
loan Jacnheanu, pc care autorita-
tile de imigrare l-au retinut la Ell
lis Island, neputandu-l lasa sa in
tire pc territorial Statelor Unite de
oarece VENT pc vaporul Aldina.
din Tpnis, fars scrisori.
Acest loan Jacobeanu. spre ma
rea nOastra mirare, MIA cercetat
eri redactia. Ell este un timer de
Is AMI, cu infatisarea placuta. Vor-
beste vre-o opt limbi. intre carl 81
engleza in mod perfect, dar nu site
sa scrie 81 sd cetcasca camdeodata.
"Vreau insa sa umbln la scoala de
seara inediat ce vol face rost de
un job a spus Ell. "Sunt oste-
nit de mai umbla in lume. Am
fost ca copil mic timp de dol ami
in 'armata renaaiia. A 81 fost ra-
nit la cap 81 la mana. Psrintii mel
81 fratele meu, care avca zece ami,
all murit de bomba eermana in de-
cursnl rasboiului. Find singur in
lume, man Writ pc un vapor in
portal Galati 81 asa, prin Constan-
tinopol, am ajuns, dupS mai aulte
aventuri, prin MaltA, in Franta,
Gle unde, ell cateva luni mai tirziu
IN am pus pc ,ln vapor despre care
credeam ca merge in America. 81
IRsa IN a dus la Tunis, in Africa.
! unit vre-o opt lnni de cand am
vazut vaporul Aldina dcspre care
mi s'a spus ca merge in America. !.
In Q noapte m am fnrisAt pc va
i'or 81 nam foet observat- dccat
cand cram ne Occan.
81 an pus ia lantnri Car au,
fost buni cu mine 81 mi-au dat tle
mancat. In New York mn m 'au
lasat sa intru pc pamant american.
N 'au pus pc yapor,ll Half Noon
s. m 'au retrimia IA Tunis. Ime-
dat ce am sosit acolo mann fnro-
lat ca matroz - vaporul Jeff Da-
Wis Gu care m am refntors la New
York. Cand n m Want din nou
domnii' della biuroul imigrantiIor,
an zfmbit 81 AZ spus c6 dacs Gu
tot pretnl vreau \ ink FAC cetxteAn
american, an pof Ss6 m4 refuzf,
mai ales cs esl declerat * lar
ma reintorc deex m YoF retrimite
il Tunis.
'Imi plac standsl 4 -
prioep 4 Y ori I! !! !! b sIIl1!ss
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-25

face in Martis viitoar sub direc-
tia domnisoarci Marghfrita. Weir,
care fost misionara organizatiei
Y. w. G. A. in India
7 Chicago. Explosia unei bonn
be, ce - prccum sc crede, a
fost pusa cn intentia de a arunca
in aer cladirea centrala politiei,
81 de "a elibera peste 100 priso-
'nieri. fost investigate All.
Bomba a fost aruncata din un
antomobil 81 exploadat la de-
partare mai mare de cladire. o
cladire care fost atinsa, a fost
1distr1isa> foarte ran 81 fercstrile
celorlalte cladiri s'au spart toate.
Londra. - Poate primadata de
la existonta natiei engleze seful
tribunalului din Londra a ayut
un caz asa de intcresant casi ca
zul doamnei Sarah Bendix. Carl
Bendix, un milionar de aici, a
foSt Improcesuat de sofia sa di.
vortata ca nu s'a tihut de promi-
siunea sa de a Sc recasatori Gu ca.
.Doamna Bendix fost divortata
de barbatul sau in anul 1921. Ia
cererea barbatulni care a. acu-
zat-o ca ayut relatii Gu soferul
Ell. Doamna Bendix acum sustine.
ca imediat dl,pa declararea di-
yortului, el ia promis Cd sc reca-
Isatoreste cu dansa. Chestia fost
aranjata definitiv, asa cd ca $ "a
Epregatit deja 81 pentru ''calato-
ria de mlere" Gu sase zile main
! te Gle casatorie insa Ell luat de
.sotie pc actrita. El neaga tot.
Cadiz, @. = La tribmalul de
alcl judecatorul John Worlev a
avut doua cazuri, de divort nu
prea obicinuite. @ pareche era
|rompusa din I'm barbat 81 fcme;e.
fiecare de so ami, al 81 tloamna j.
Barlov. Judecatorul lea raspuns
D-voastra att trait impreuna o
vlata asa de frumeasa ST atAta
tlmp ca, cu sigpranta, va ve-ti
putea suffer- unul pc altul 81 pen
fru restul yietei. ''Ceealalta ma
reche, Il,na 81 Oscar Plstz. f;ecam
de As ami, a auzit ,lrmatoarea
sentinta: "Nici vorba de divort.
Nici matt incercat inca sd traiti
/ lmrpreuna. So mai asteptati cativa
ami"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-25

MOI saintem atat de pt,tini in
eat nu avem nisi char o singnra.
garnitura de oameni, carl sd faca
fata tuturor trebuintelor noastre
81 putin cati suntem singurul
nostru scop poate Fl ca pretutin-
deni sa fie omul potrivit Ia locul
san, fie acela de ori ce eolorit
polite, pentra Cd ei ll'au fost de-
prinsi sa faca politica 81 nu 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-25
DN WA o0IDHBD

=
I'm procuror din Texas paOpune
tatuarea pc corp a tutulor crinii-
saalilor streini, ca 81 MI mai FOath
reintrai in Statele Unite in caEul
cand ar fl expulzati. Ce mai
hala baaa en- tatnAlaf Taiat ure-
cha si basta,
~ Critica nedreaptd indiRneasa il
eritics justx Araneste.
Dacs oR;inzile ar ayea grain
cate nnistefeI mi : 'ar descopeFi
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-25

americana din Romania. unde am
iucrat. am fost sofer, dar as primi
orice lucrH''
Gel &c stiu ceva lucru pentrn el.
ii rugam sa Sc adrescze la redactia
nOaStra.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-25
Ne|egiuiri strigatoaTe Ia Ger

mana de oamen peste tre suite de barbati 81 femei
multi din e inca copi 81 cope fost areati in Romanla
dn ordnu generauui Aveescu sub nvnurea ca sunt
nst propcvaduind geva generaa complota mporva
ante Satuu volt sd rasoane actuaa organizae
sociala 81 politca.
I'm an 81 mai bine au zacut acesti nenoroc dure
umede deritelor nchsori mare, pana cand ustitia mi
tara fost in incheie actu de mporva or
Ce-au patti 81 cat suferit aceste vcmea nebunie lor
daca poftt mp de de ze cat stat in prevene nu
stie dar aamentu la sunt supus astaz de usta
mitara judeca, trece peste orr imagnate unu
popor civilizat
zarele din tara pubica litere negre cruze 81 orore
suffer acesti nenoro din partea zbii in fretur
Mimic Stint nici char dreptul de aparare.
Tneri 81 tnere fete de 8 AMI char in sala ustei aa
oamen ege 81 aparatcr sun ove peste obraz de bru
tee Martor acuzar unt dat in prmrea bestilor
sal prepare prn lovitr de caucuc, sa depuna
martur impotriva acuzatlor
parte de acuzati unt att de- istov zdrobi peste
noapte in inchso,ie in carl doua sunt adjust PEI
bate in saa ustei une sunt Writ in niste coiv de fer
ca fiaree salbatice
Advocate aparari ndranesc a fie mai energici sunt
amenntat darea in udecata cur martia pentru crime
imaginare
Ziarele democratioe din tara Adevarul' 81 'uptato
c ON 81 ca roman.
D. Nicclae IcTga, pu poae Fl banut de comunism
sc1ie in 'Neamul Romanesc'':
Tnem "a protestant aatur de tosta umea constienta 81
dragcste de cetalo aceui Stat de demntatea
nosetra pcpor contra tratsmentuui barbar apc Ia
SEQ de cetateni al acestui Stat da Mana Curtei Mar
fost tnut in aresturi peste de ze prevente
Sa inceteze nelegiuirle 81 BARBARA asupritorior.
ST. tot aceas barbate 81 energie protesteaza 81
varul 81 Lupatorul 81 toae ziaree demecatice dar
chile guvernului stunt surde
Guvernul Liberal face APPEL la popor sal accrde
increderea conuca desnele ar ale neamulu spaa
pc mani cas PLAT de crmele lu Ana 81 Caiaa 81 JUSTI
TIA MILITARA' Isl urmeaxa cursul dupa metodee Ell
An fost tradatori de pare de mai orinara speta
Au fest cos mise carl vndut tara n6zunte unui
Az fest hene carl devcrat cadavrul t Au fos
best carl danuit 81 benceuit dusmanul atunc o&n
i'm ace colt de tara chaa Modove svarcoeau n
lacam 81 sange raza de crednt& in v
tues taranuui roman in sbanda cauzei romanes 81
proape to sun ber Aproape to in pozuni func
uni nae pentruca fac pane din clasa prvega& de
atinge CURTEA MARTIALA de care atinge
TOARE
In numele umanitatM protestant toata energa fmpo
trivia barbarlcr 81 scingiuor inczonae savfrsite de-
justta mitara din Romania nfierando infama nemer
nca mpotriva fire bande 81 bunulu STINT al poporulu
romanesc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-25

venirea ''alor lors la putere ca
sa Sc caratuiasca. Aceste cosner-
tii~saat pentru moi 81 pcntrn po-
per,al nostru eli totul stfeine,
iconceptii de carl sa ne fereasca
=
Dumnezeu!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-25

tcrei nevestelor lor. Unii din eli
Isl aduc aminte cand vim contu-
rrle pentru cadourile pc carl 81
lea cumpatNt nevestelc Tor pen
trn ele insasi.
Z
Explicatiile Ia costat pc Paul
O'Halloran 10 zile inchiscare. A
fost arestat 81 dat judecatii pen
1ru bette. .Judccatorul la con
damnat la o amenda de % dolari
81 costul.
Lasati-ma sd va explic," ziS
@ 'Halloran.
rJudecatoruAl "a lasat, 81 apoi ia
dat 81 zece zile inchisoare, costul
explicatiei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-25

Barbatii numi cand vorbesc in
somn sunt ascultati cnfatentie in
'cordata de nevestele lor.
q
Gandindu-ne Ia des1strul pro-
dus de dirigibilul Roma, par 'ca
ne vine "a ne nrcam mai bncn-
rosi fntr 'un car Gu bci. I
Sessae HayakawA, artistul ja-
tpcnez, IN toate piesele de dra-
geste joaca GU sofia lai. Psntru
Artistii eurepeni 81 anericAsli mo
ratia ar Fl un supliciu.
M to}i hkr,'4tii uita siua nss-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-25
INFORnATIUNI

Doamna Emma Czolgocz este
,hemata inaintea judecatorului
ca 5 "a opus unui politist
81 ca a violat legea prohibited. Ea
,ste .acuzata ca atacat pc poll
tistnl Page cand ell, impreuna GU
Knable, incercat sa
faca perchizitie in carciuma
barbatului, sau Frank Czolgocz.
1889 Z. 57th ave.
HOboken. - In beutura ce a
beut-o Eugeniu Finkle a fost al
cool de lemn. Acum ell este orb.
t'inkfe este. de ~ ami. Ell a fost,
mecanic la marina. Avea salariu
frumos 81 traia fara grill mate
riaie ell sofia ss, cu cepilul lor de
1oi ami 81 Gu mama lui. Finkle a
fost la 0 plimbare GU familia sa
in 0 ri. Venind acasa el simtia
frig 81 s'a dus sa bea in o careful
ma, la un cunoscut de al lui. Di-
s,a trezit cu dureri gro
gave 81 la cateva ore orbit total
Trei pcrsoane au murit in
imp de "a ore din cauza ranilor,
orimite ca ocaziunea unor cazuri
lie foe. Ele sunt: Elizabeta S.
Fix, din Shelby. Ohio. care ars
lind in vizua la sera sa din 156.55
3 22nd Str. Emma Read. 3l42I
orange ave. ! ale carei baine au
'rins foe la soba dc eaz. A treia
'ersoanii este Joseph Scott, 3017
:. S2nd Str. ranit cu ocazia unei
'xplozii de cazan George Rutherf
'rd Go. pc Prospect avenue. I'm
lnul trecut an murit i'm Cleveland
- persoane din cauza arsaturi-
or.
George 1sauer, 1880 E. 18th Str.
fost adus inaintea judecatorulri1
lcuzat ca manat automobilul
lind beat. Ell a fost condamnat Ia
Incl zile inchisoare 81 amendat la
uma de cinci dolari 81 cheltuieli.
|udecatOrul Corlett, mOtivand
a Spns, ca amcnda ar
rebui sa fie de $75, dar fiindca
1 este ca%ltorit 81 este in stare
ea financiara, amenda nu va fill
mai mare de $500.
=
Butte, Mont. - Gel mai batrin
,olitist in lume este Sam Pretine.
lie 9S ami. El este politist de o
RENE asa de indelungata Cd mime
la-si aduce aminte de vremea
and a iatrat in seryiciul politiei.
ia orice caz nasa inceperea servi.
iului sau cade inainte de rag
'oilh civil. N spune: I'm anul
86l eu am fOst pazitorul perso-
lsl al lui Lincoln cand q mers de |
a Illinois Ia Washington spre al
i inaugural" 81 spcra cS va mai
raj vrenle lunga. Intr 'adevar ell
ste in deplias1 putere mentala sill
inca asa ca mime nn Sc gandeste
a accea CO ~d-l trimita in pcnxiu-
le. I'm oln, care a riscat sal facsai
astfel de propanere, a perdut|
'rieteaia b1trSnalui Sam care nul
e mai uita II el de athnci 81 i
inc de eel mai mare dusman
1 lai.
ChicaEe. - Una din celc mai
leobicinuite furtuni All facut "a
'agii in partea de nord . Statelorl
mite p in statcic din juirll valei !
dississippi. Fsarte mutt teritoriu
ste inundet. Poduri sunt ridica- |
e, serviciul tcacerafic, telefonic
] al trensrilor este altel,at 81 este
\ Q stare dep1orabila. La Ro-l
hester fartuAa . eausat IN cazl
le lnn0arte.,
=
II 7. ". G. A. IN numxr de
este 100 fete vor arata viata co.
nerciald, reiigiossa il sociAla
ndiei pe scerlA. Areasta se VI
,.s :l: BE |j Iss
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-25
EXPLICAREA POLITICEI
PART1DULUI NATIONAL
ARDELEAN

d. DR.. Valeriu Braniste fost
seful resortului de instructiune in
Consiliul dirigent 81 membru con
dncator in partidul national
printr 'um interview dat 'Gazetci
Transilvaniei'' a facut urmatoa-
rele declaratiuni:
y La intrebarea daca s'ar mai pu-
tea un acord GU liberalii a ras-
punS -categOric:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-25

,,'Eu nu cred in posibilitatea
unei intelegeri. nh pc motiv ca
liberalii eventual nu ar preferi
unei lupte Gu moi un acord, eli pc
motivul ca liberalii ca 81 aproape
toti fratii din vechiul regat sim
plamente nn ne inteleg 81 nici mn
pot patrunde in mentalitatea
noastra 81 in aprecierea justa a
ntereselor ce reprezentam moi.
,Dovada: oferta ce ne-a facut-ol
d. /. G. Bratianu dupa indelun-
gate tratative ce LEAN sustinuti
luni dearlndul cu cea mai mare
buna credinta 81 hotariti ajungc
la un acOrd. MOI cerem bazati toe
mai pc experientele ultimelor 2
ami ca conducerea intereselOr ecO-l
nomice, administrative 81 politice
ale Ardealului 81 Banatului sd fiei
trecuta in attributable ministru
lui Ardealului fara invoirea cal
ruia sa nu Sc noata face nici O
numire mai de seama 81 lua nici O.
dispozitie mai importanta pc te-i
ritoriul nostru.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-25
Doua conceptii fundamentals
deosebite.

Aceasta nu insemna, ca moi
cerem Ardealul 81 Banatul ca
camp de exploatare pentru even.
tualele mterese mescliine 81 Sec
tare ale Partidului national ro-
man, ci pentru pregati in mod
rational unificarea noastra natio-
nala-politica pc 1ntreaga lihie,
salvanduse continuitatea de drept
81 tinandu-se seama de rezultatul
intregei evolutiuni istorice dife-
rite. ST dupa ce am desbatut ches-
tiunea aceasta llni de-a rindul
atat in principiu cat 81 in anna.
nnnte avand intr'nn moment dat
impresinnea cain conceptiile noa.
sire ne-aM apropiat ESSENTIAL nnii
de altii, ne-am pQmenit in xiua'
cand fost chemat d. Bratianu la
putere Gu ciudata propunere, c6
cfera doua treimi a Ardealnlui
partidului National reman, lar 8
treime si-o rezerva pc seama par
tidulni Liberal.
Gear Il ilasemnat. un acord pc
baza acestei ofertei ca am1ndoua
partile considerSm Ardealul II
Banatul ca 9 PRADA pc care 8
impartim Sntre moi dupa chea
2 II.
Ei bine! AeeastA este diametral.
opus celor ce-am intentionat u
formulat moi Pentrn 81 moi Al
A!rdeaa "a avsn "a ia yechihl sr4..
M, osk 1aa trei garnituri ds
% ssl ltspss
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-01-08
Union Services
To Be Held Today

The Rev. Jesse C, Rowan, pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church of Col
umbus, having been called out of the
city, his pulpit will be occupied today
by the pastor of the First Christian
Church, the Rev. Arthur Growden, D.
y. The congregations of the two
churches will worship at the First
Presbyterian Church both at II o'clock
this morning and at o'clock tonight
The Sabbath School of the First
Christian Church will meet at the
usual hour, which is GAS. 1t will con-
tinue for forty-fve minutes. Then
the regular communion service will be
held, after which the members of the
Christian Church will go with Doctor
Growden to the Presbyterian Church
for the preaching service. The Y. P.
S. G. f. of the Christian Church will
meet tonight at six o'clock, adjourn
ing in time to reach the Presbyterian
Church tonight for the seven o'clock
preaching service. u
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1922-01-08
Senator Williams
Is In Hopeful Mood

Senator and Mrs. John Sharp Will
liams REACHED here last night from
Yazoo City, spent an hour or so with
friends, and left on the east bound A.
and V. train for the national capital.
Senator Williams is hurrying back
because he is no longer paired with
member of the Republican party. Sen
ator Boise Penrose, his genial pair,
having died last Saturday night
The senior senator from Mississippi
expressed keen regret over the death
of Senator Penrose. Although politi
cal enemies of the irreeoncilable sort,
they were warm personal friends, and
held each other in high regard.
Senator Williams is somewhat more
optimistic concerning the disarma-
ment conference than is his colleague,
Senator Harrison, who delivered two
addresses on the work of the confer
ence while in Jackson, He is not dis
turbed over the seeming quarrels
brewing in Washington.
"In international diplomacy it is, a
characteristic of the game that ma
tions must seemingly reach the point
Of violent quarrel before they agree"
said Senator Williams, "and ! suppose
this is what is happening in Wash
ington."
Senator Williams frankly expresses
his dislike for the attitude assumed
| by France in demanding retention
of large standing army and unre
stricted building of submarines. 1t is,
he says, the essence of seliishness, and
will cause France to lose much of the
esteem in which she has been held by
the other nations of the earth.
Even if the disarmament confer
ence accomplishes but little, the psy-
Geological effect is certain 70 be good,
said Senator Williams. 1t Is getting
the nations in a mood for permanent
peace, and there can be no real peace
urtil the minds of the nations be-
come peaceful
Admires Lloyd-Georgc.
"There is one world figure | would
be glad to meet, and hope some day
to have that privilege" said Senator
Williams. 81 refer to David Lloyd
George. In my humble judgment, that
little Welchman is the greatest states
man Great Britain has ever produced.
He is almost a worker Of miracles.
The scheme he has contrived to bring
about peace in Ireland is hardly short
of miricle For sagacity, ingenuity,
boldness Of thought, and unecnny abb
Ilty to surmount obstacles, doubt if
the world has ever seen his equal It
would give me genuine pleasure to
chat with him, and | would give any
thing to know how he gets away with
Iit."-From Wednesdays Jackson Dali
ly News.