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TONIA DAILY GAZETTE GASTON COUNTY Tb Combed Yara Center of - the South. GASTONIA The South' City of Spin dles. VOL. XLII. NO. 71. GASTONIA, N. C, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH, 24, 1921. SINGLE COPY 5 CENTS OAS MUNICIPAL POLITICS HURLS HAT' into ring MM wkvs "W. !,' re ii , f n , j - i ' D. M. Jones Announce Hirn self For City Council Re- ported That B. H. Parker1 Will Make Run For Mayor Winset Will Not Stanc For Re-election M. Cherry's Announcement. With t lie forum I aiinoiincemenLfo'hi.v by Mayor R. U. Cherry, of his undidnc.v for reelction to tin- mayoralty, and the reported rumors that another strong tieket in 1 m i 1 1 I is being fumed, ;i n I 1 the iilliiouili'eliiellt (if the i :i u-1 1 I.) y of 1). M. Jones for the city eoiineil, the inn n:cipal o m j;i ijn in Cnstunia is under way. Mayor. Cherry in an open letter to the citizens of Liaslonia , npendeil here-, with, cites the reasons why lie wishes re- i election. He static that under his ad ' ministration the eity has einharke'l upon mi extensive program of waterworks ami j sewerage, extension, together with other municipal iniiroveinents. ami he wants to stay with it to the finish. Mr. A. K Vingct, of the present eouneil, will not offer for reelection. VV. I. Anderson! states that he is in the race. The atti tnile of the other two coiincilnieii Messrs. Fred I,, Sinvrc a ml W. .1. lif : ford, could liot 1)0 ascertained this nioru-' ing. They were unable, to say definitely 1 whether or not they would run. I It is known that there will in all prob ability be other candidates besides Mr Jones for city eouneil. It is reliably1 reported on the streets today that Mr B. H. Paker is being urge. I by fi-h ud-, to enter the race with the mayoralty a the objective, developments will come j thick and fast w ithin the next day or two. Mayor Cherry's statement is as fid lows : "To the Citizens of Onstoiiia: "It is a pleasure, to express my grat itude to the entire citizenship of C.asto f nia for the high privilege of serving as your mayor during the past two years. The honor came unsolicited on my part nod was accepted in a spirit whieh prompted me to render you the best pie Bible service of which I am capable. "There has been hearty cooperation between the Citizenship and the City Council. Every question that concerned, the welfare of the City has had patient consideration. A number of public mi provenients have been made and the City's business has been carried on in ail economical and business like manner "It is not my purpose to perpetuate' myself in office, but it is hinted that the City of Oastonia is at present in tin 1 midst of a program of water, newer and street extension for which an is-no ot bonds was made in Inly, . This work is not complete, and I do desire t : remain your mayor and a member of the City Council for the ncU two yean.' during which time the pre-eiit propose! work will be complete. I "I therefore announce to the citi'aisi of (Jastonia my candidal y for the otic e of Mayor and member of the itv i' ril of the City of On-'oni:i. Mib.jeet to the action of the votits in the pi unary to be held April L... l!LM . " K. C. ( HKI.'b'V. MWi'WTTl NEW ASSISTANT SECRETARIES: ,V,v- ..: 4 Jo . '.: i( : r.a -.-i VMM, i 1 y-r - "ill 1 JI ,X mm.0 ' i-.., II Left, Eliot Wadsworth, of Boston, new Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. He will be in charge of foreign loans. Right, Lieut. Col. J. Mayhew Wainwright, of New York, new Assistant Secretary of War. He is a lawyer and served on the staff of Major General O'Ryan. Cardinal Gibbons, Prominent Catholic Dignitary, Died Today i PLEASED AT SETTLEMENT QTflBICQ fir OinTIMH ViniCMrc AMfl AMADPUV nr mnniiTr orTirri wlUIULU Ul IUU1I11U, TlULLllUL rtlllJ IllHUblll ur uioruic Dcmccri PACKERS AND EMPLOYES COME FROM PRUSSION SAXONY AND HAMBURG Was 86 Years Old - Had Been in 111 Health For Several Weeks Was Picturesque Figure on Streets of Baltimore - Was Loved and Re spected by Persons of All Faiths. Cil (lly The Associate I A I. T I M( K. March bons tl ii. 1 todav. 1 Press.) I . Car rdinal I ardiual A n-h a r of his priest pri in l!H I, of tin 1ms i ' i a 1 1 A i t i serviee l .ir ei lit II IV in the i lit el es well as his ehiin-h is f .lame, a rdi na I ( 1 1 llat Ion v ei -a ' v ol na la I '-, His I'iin i n ules paid him, e .ff'e.-e, I i.v that I'at't, hi- intiiaat. lei.'. ,'l . -: id: " l'hl.lll-ll III ' :.r -to. a I (.:!.! - tl , Nil ... of l'l':;i' of hi "'l.ai I,, t I 'lIM frit ii , -I fell , I"' more IInui hall a , of Ins eon u' I V a s lo.-ed by tie- death .boil.-. t tin- c. le 1 w nt !i 1 1 ii a mi i - II 1o the I a.-. I: id of all the trili I han-. if i in. is: William II. ward I, and t hen pre- i I : Mot. f, I.e." r, - merit na indent b ia r poft l.pul.'li , mi.-t d l. ' 1 Ii , -. .... r . I a 1 1 ii i v e I sa i y bi-ho. and the .".Htli h I. a I . I nia I Mi re ii r, the heroic mate of la oi,aii, visited him on this oc i asion . The I a r. 1 1 1 ia I ,s view- on political, ecu ii. nil i '- and mi. iohij; i. a I iiie.tions were f'reiiieutlv .sought by newspapers. In interviews he indorsed the plan for tin establishment of the Jewish Homeland jost in raleslim. he o.io-e. the overnmen' i iv. iiership of imlilie utilities, maintained that p i o hib: 1 ion meant "the invasion of h'.me and sai remental ptactice", coll d mm "I diMiii e, praised the work of the d' a:., a Arinv in 1'rauee, favored Am .in. in militaiv liaiinni;, iniporl lined the " h i to 1 1 lit I'.ol-ln v i-ni, ilemauded il at lh. link hould be driven from Ku i";.e and appiahd to the public to sup pint A m. ilea'.- i nt ran.e into the League ..I a I Secretary Davis Handles Well First Big Dispute to Come Before Him For Adjustment. (hy The Associated Tress.) ; WASHI NGTON, March :M . - K I pressious of y rat itieat ion were general j today in administ rat ion eludes over i 1 1 successful settlement throiioh the media tioli of Secretary llavis of the dispute i between the live bij; packers and their 1 union einplovcf - the first major lal.m controversy to come up for adjustment under the new administration. lo-prc sentatives of both sides who signed the settlement ay;reenient yesterday had been j invited to meet President liar. line; at the white house today, when if was under ; stood the president desired to ixpre-s his 'thanks for the pirit of cooperation haul to have been manifested throiiejioul the j three days of conferences which led to , t he :: Kroonient . ! 'oiiipromlses by both the packers and their employes made possible a settle j nient of the dispute. liepresental ives of the latter agreed to accept the wage n iluction of eight cents an hour and 1 'J 1 L' .per relit for piecework, while the packers met the demand of the vvotkeis for e j tension of the war time a rbit ra t ion a rreeinent for six months, or until in t September 1 ."i . The other major prov is I ion of the agreement was the retention of the basic eight hour day and overtime I rates as provided in a previous arlntia i tiou ruling . j Although he announces the employes would be urged to accept the agreement ' at mass meetings to be held in Chicago and other centers next Sunday, liedmoml ' S. Itrennan, one of their representatives at the conference, declared in a Mate ; ment that the agreement was "but a j truce for us to prepare for war,'' and I a. hied that if at the expiration of the ar 1 hit rat ion period the packers "maintain : t he attitude t hey have show n in the past ' ' there would be a ".serious industrial ' strike. " Kepri'seiitat ives of the packers dc ; dared after signing the agreement that its provmion fixing a detinite date for 'termination of the war lime arbitration 'agreement would "enable the packers to complete plans already announced to ad between themselves an their em REHEARSAL Communist Disorders BrinLoss TO BE VERY IMPORTANT 0f Life And Property Damage cert Monday Night. Gastonia Community Chorus w . i o s i Under Direction of Mr. Mur- Many Industrial Sections In Central Germany rison Ready For Easter Con- Are in Hands of Insurgents - Banks. Court Buildings and Town Halls Are Destroyed. ifHOwSlBE CASTONU'S ' , lirur nnnrinnTrnA damage and the h.-s ol' ,:..-,.,rU of a ntAi riAiMAoitH. most held The rehoar-al of the (.aslonia Com muiu'v I'le .in- tonight at VdO in 1 he arinorv i- in many respects one of the important ichearsals of the chorus o far and those in charge are urg ing that i v. rv enrolled member who ex pi els to -ilig in the big eotieerl on next Monday evening be present promptly. The i .1 i iii a 1 1 e 1 1 1 organization of the choru- and election of ofticers will be held th:- evening ami it is desired that .-veiy im. mbi r of the chorus have a voice III the -ilei-tiou of these oflicels. Photographs of the chorus which were, made at I he last rehearsal can be seen this evening. A .second photograph will I h ploycs all matters of mutual interest. " v. OBK BEGINS TODAY ON CITY DIRECTORY Dame Flurnor Says E. P. Line berger, John N. Hanna and F. A. Slate Are Among1 Strong Probabilities J. M. Hoyle Slated for Assistant District Attorney's Job Other Political Gossip. "Who is going to be (iastoni.i 's new postmaster under the Kepublicau re giiuef" is a question freipiently asked these days oil the streets and the inter rogation has led to considerable specula tion on the part of the political wise acres and the public in general. Not being on the inside The fin.etto i- not qualified fu speak with any sein- 1 blanee of authority but iau repeat as minor the stories that are current on the streets with reference to fho handing out of political pie. ; Kainc Kunior has it that. Frank A. I. in ' m y is to be the boss pie dispenser in this part of the fold. Marion Mutler's pian ami you must remember that Maryann is still a power in State lie ii 1 d leu n circles is tha(, the Ilepubli- j can committeemen of each county shall 1 he the dispensers of the jobs. At any late, Panic. Kiimor says that the lias ti nia postollice has been offered to Mr. lib P. l.incbcrKcr, one of the (lastonia township committeemen or at least Mr. l.ineberger has been assured that he1 uulil hare the job if ho wanted it. be-j iiig a farmer, hofi'orer, and having other' interests to look after Paine Humor sn.va that Mr. I.iueberger really d-ies not - ' want, it. It is further aflirme.l by thej Told Business Men That City H "" i"""' that .Mr. John N. Hanna has I 'd i i . 1 1 1 1 1 j II : 1 1 - t iliSOl-- :.nd towns in I'rus II. mil. ..r- -t, rday. -Ian Sax.uiy seeiftod M:i"-li. Id dislriet. il t no-,. I tlc-ir alt la. i lin.'-. ding the ut ma on many of l.r.-d or made of the -oug leaders' class at the -e of tonight's rehearsal. This was made neeesar by the fact 1hat the slunk., from the photo made of the chor us badly bliiired that of the song' lead ei.-' class and Mr. M unison is very anx ious that every member of this class be present in order that a photo of the i nl ire class may lie made. A specially designed, inclined plat I'm in from which the big chorus will hillg next -Moil. lav evening is being construct ed on the stage of the Central graded school under the direction of Mr. V. (i. Ilainiur, chairman of the platform com mittee. It is designed along the lines of the most modern platforms used by the gieal festival choruses in all parts of the "a hi ii I r and will enable- the entire audience to see every member of the chorus as well as inn t eria lly enhancing the appearance! of I he clioi us and the body of tone. Tonight 's tehear-al begins promptly at s ; ,;i i j H t he ii nnmy . i a i : i . .Ml II. It I, pers. i'ii nil! bad! r a i l virtual ve i.c -t night ill. a I I 'la u. -u -ii .v. d and ai.d I'reiburj; I " I 1 1 o 1 11.(11 red mi I outidin in:-,;. I by ail iu n in , ur.-d. the town hall h the police l.a of dyna- ii-iin:; in a saving- banks Id ycslerdav morning and sue securing about JuO.niiu mark DR. JACKSON ADDRESSED ROTARY CLUB YESTERDAY -i !. I. At a convent inn uf Irish v a t lima 1 1 d- in Philadelphia he express I the hope that the Paris Peace ion ium e would make it possible "to free I " lb- was one nf the advocates r I 'a v , for si i inula I ing f ra . i -in in ii ii 1 1 y .spirit among Am- u a pi . ..lama: i"ii he de- igna . .' 1 i-r His ol.-. i v a nee . invassei'i repl . - nt in.; tin rv n e I 'o m pa in . of A -he lli.'lll.'lgeinelit ol' Mi iv on gatlur W eity dire.- .1 hi.. I Jl P.-: .f 1 1 ; I . .1. In .i II DR. JACKSON PREACHES TWO FINE SERMONS th. ,v in la -t Augi i on. li in. h. ' Pr. Jackson preached a gnai last night at the First l'.apti-t from (en. .'!:!), ''Where Art Thou.'" This is the first thing (.'oil said af'. r s i n entered into his far .ration. lb did not ask the (piest hm for in format ion bu" for revelation, (iod wanted the si - to know where they were and that In knew where they were and what they had done. We may hide our sins from tin world but not from (on!. Adam audi Kve and the holy and unholy angels were anxious to know what Cod would say when he came on the scene. (bid's question forced the sinner to confess his sin. This (piestion is the wail of 1he d P :nt id .1 Ian' . P'i I. .I.d P. nt I- I I i;..ii. '.lh W 1 ' hi- I... n u i h pat spent was a i turned to an, where '- l.ov I.v days of I in speak ; fi nil bl ind honest A crev of , t II) II It Tela I .' v i I If. and under tin ' . I . i ".i v , b. ga n work I ing data for ( ia- ton ia 's lory. This is the fird dire. been attempted for th years, and the conijianv effort to give Castonia a will he in keeping- Mth tie- . ra p;d gl ow t h a n I pres. r 1 1 and iudu-tnal i rupi-rCt n. . will include every "i -on 17 v or over in I ...t h t he city a ml 1 1 . in sew i v i - a re ..i i t ii ula l 'I to hike ti,,- ti and I r. sary to give tin- i :iiiv:n r- th in format ion, as upon tin- depi curacy and usefulni -s of I In good suggestion made is household ha v i" a wr. 1 1. n 1 1 - Needs Y. M. C. A. Short Talke by Others Several Guests Present. 1 ''. C. I.. .I.-,, ks,,,,, pa-tor of the first P'.'pti-' "hui.h of Wadesboro, was the I'limipal peakei before fin- (Jastonia ' ''' 'buy ' lab at it-i regular liinclieon at Pr. ol'V W III. Il lly ill e. is iimg c Iii.'.lnn v. - .-itv ' i r.-. i 1 1 tie ' e l-t, I! -. of l.llll.s. I" epi d. id began pared, giving first th. household, his occnoati h. -1 In d Slab d di lllstied II I 1 S'-in t rv land n'ga II i: . with .- St. .-i. d II p. M. t e r 11 he pursue. St. Siili.i. i P. ill iiitole heart W.I- I s-. -l alo opposed vo.-nan s given tiame I ii i r h usl.a ie I 's na me, t hm '.ho ar,. 17 v.ar- of age or ie.. r P is expected that Ml, w .1 k , li g this i it t'or ma t ion ea a I.e i . I. tiir.-e Week-, but the m'lli: l.n : ge "f the w ol k o pr. - ; hi i. n t-i take as much time a j ss-irv P. get the li-t. ,- mtpl curat.'. father heart of Cod. It is intended to nuu tause man to come out and confess. ( . The first iiestioil of the Old Testa ment is "Where is mnnf". and the fiist question of the New Testament is. "Where is Christ.'", asked by the wise men. All sinners may be divided into three classes, the unhid. leu .sinner, the iself hid den sinner, and the Cod-hidden sinner. There are many among us who go on one of tin boldly Banning without fear or o"haino. Isiievolim : a no M t... i .1 Cibbo the It -II'! t i e h- . t f. I work f le't.-r wn". n :.. the atrll.fl.i-. -e .'I e.v - the I'm', i s- .'. - . nt urged the 1 ..!;. -' - Illent . A leu :n. ,1; 1 !. - 10,111111 to the All la: London for 1 1 t inanv t.,.'a .. In :. -. : ' . hi i ii a the th, nil , -:.v I, Itl.'t. P, ! I I II. 1. ( , d To .. ,-d ..pp. But thev will seek a hiding when it is m lid , he praised tl too late. Reve'atious, sixth chapter, Ci-orgo and said that tells us when and what they will call on aims would fail A I., to hide them, but the rocks and hills can- he explained Pi indict not hear them. article which s j.,-a- Adam and Kve represented the self he ordered it translatid hidden sinner. People are just as busy broadcast. In it he ass in the fig leaf apron business today as with the Allied aim of vi were the first sinners. Strikes and pan "for permanent peace ics may dose our mills and factories but tins result he also epr. the fig-leaf apron factory never elosis. to a cessation of hostilities wi Adam's apron was sufficient till (iod tria made fresh overtures, came but it would not cover him then. Celebrating his ."nth auii v.i It requires more than man-made things Kishop in lialtimore, on Oct,. to cover the sinner in the presenc e of l.'K an i vent attended by c-, I. -ia-ti. - God. The covering that Cod puts on from all over the world, he received a the sinner is the jirice of life and bl.Hi.l. niong oilier gifts the de-oration id' When God left the Karden there were Grand Officer of the I.egi.m of II ui, it two dead animals there, and he clothed from France. Italy al-ii, decorated him. the sinners-with the sins of the slain an- A month, later he joined with former imals. Thin is (he lieginuing of the President ikwcti It, both of whom had scarlet thread that extends through the,iee!i friends for ars. in a message of Bible beginning; iu the garden of Kden' cheer to the American Kxpeditionary B.nd extending to the cross on calvar. Forc3. Ou June UU, li'l'.', he ebserv..,! l-l.C, Two - IX. , Vol- all i- a lover of ,,n,,.kel. "lie n. .- a a I a or i.'id. II,1 I n il dispu tes not I.v standing ,! courts of arid i v il War. I"a ' her ',- -e. r.-tary of I Was appointed Through rapidly vm.Ii his t sisi a nt cha In el v I oilacli at Hal .ears later, bv a the young priest i I 'a rolina w here 'ne, a,,d firs' r h -in. I the I that MURDERS HAVE BEEN COMMITTED IN I'.Kb'l.l V. M-,r. h L'l -v ploVes of the Int. t ' .iiiiiiissioti in s.,;f.i.( ,h red recent I y a t K a l-'' 1. 1 Help heii ha -i . . r I.-iiiitisun-s to k.-cp Hi p. has forbidden .,1: ;i t ha li four pi rsi.fi-, an. .a pt those of a r.-.li-io h bit. d. and bet A. . i, . . veil ing a nd I o '.-i i. k pa : f te- It Hill 'tie! I I- g it., son- may I.e d-ed up .. Hlisiuess hiii.v s niav betwei-n !l and J in - and in Mi. af'-rn matiuus hav- Veil is- SI I. ESI A I P the Armnigton Hotel yeMferdav I .I tcksoii i in Ca.toiii.i condiictiiig a ii sine- ,,f ,-, th,, -'irst ftapttst rv 1 A native i, I Philadelphia, when- hi lived !" man;, v .-a i , he vva- pastor ' "f ,i , inn n in Pro, k!-. n, V. Y.. when 'I" '.-a i br.,ke ..ul. lad. i.ng the V. M. - 1 ' V .-it in v wot k he w -i . s, nt p, I amp -'' ' . ha l lulo, and at t he , lose of he wa t a.-, ,-pi, d the pa -toratc- at W'ades ' ' I1' .la.l.s.,1 is a p leasing ami en " ' i ' i.'.::: -pet o r. V n. n, m the course ' 'I hi. ad In -. i. a Ivelte.l to the propo ' -I''.-1, th:.! Oast. mi;, ought by all means 1 , ! ha v e a mod. i ii a ud well equipped Y. '' M. '. V - di i. marks m." a hearty re ' ' aoi'-e in I I,. h. ., 1 1 , of tin- If itanaiis. 111 '"I aoi yl all. inter. -:.-.( in bovs, " I -aid 1 r .1:,. k -on, "and I want t -a v to '' viub 0)ni men of I lastonia that you " I'' n ii'iing gr-aler for your l,..v s, vlo :,;.- tn t. voir men of t lie future, ". I f..r v.,':!-elv.s than t-, tiiat Cas ' 1 toi-ia has ; p to date '. M. ( '. A. " II lh. , -..s. . of his addr. s, ir. .la.-k,o,i V's ;:-.. -li a 1 1 hearty applause. i h. ( ' mis of ti,,. pr,,g i a in, nhi'di v "i . n.irge ,,f .1. . A'knis. was a -' or' '.,1k !.v W. K. Ilavnes. manager of l.lird '-, on il ,. i ii' liohar I a v given tn. i.i. r. hant- i, I tin- .-itv w!ie h, he . '.'-a- by l.ir 'In- in-.-.) successful "' '!s kind ever -'aged here ; a f but ,i,:,-n- i,,g talk l,v Mr. W. W. . " . a prominent I'harlotle hardware i i' hi mad,- iiiiii:i..,ii- iin. r.-s' ing ref - to I .a -'on l.i-t. rv and t II 'v I ii ,d -i.-velopm. at : 1 1 1 . -1 a form, r I ;n St t.-w w ,. r K tin open nioriiittg v. ho vv: .1... S, I'i I- out oi pa'k pr-irg,- ..f : following sV 1 ! !e I Igh .l-.'.tl Pre. . It V , maun f loin ho has i urn In r iieen given a eiiancn to lie iost master i ami that li has not said that he wont I have it. It is also understood that Edi ; tor K. A. Slate of The Castou Tinns, faithful Kepublicau organ, is a cindi date. Just how much a i ham.'e Editor I Slate has, however, is not known for it is geii-rnlly talked that Mr. Slate .has the opposition of Mr. Evon L. Hnuser, of hallap, whom he is said to hav op posed in the county eoniention last sum en r. Whether Slate could successful I.v combat HouHi'r'a veto is problematical. J Mr. ,1. M. Hoyle 's name was mention e., in connection with thfc postoflii'e suue hmi' ago but it is stated, on what is eon siden d reliable authority, lliat Mr. Ilovle is slated for Assistant Dis trict Attorney for the Western District. i a matter of fact Hnyle's political fnc-mls are busily engaged boosting him for that job and, they think, with a strong probability of landing him. Tha' there are, or will be. others in the dis tint, however, who will give Ilovle a tun for his money is ((.needed. That there may b others in the race for the local postofliee is not at all uu likely. It is a pretty good plum. I' pays I'J.leiO p.-r year and holds out the piomisi.of In iug advanced ere long ia to the lir-d class with a substantial .sal arv increase. Tin -n there is always the possibility of the ubiquitous "dark horse." It is uu .h rst I that the many friends of Mr. Ceorge I,, h'a n lings, the etlicient head clerk in the oflice, are urging him to get into the race. Mr. KawlingM has had inanv years of experience iu postofti.e work both her.- and at lamp .lack-on, oliimbia, during the war. He is cpn'o popular among the patrons of the olli-c and has tho advantage of being timr Highly Versed III tile Vallolls phases of postofliei. red tape and operation. Acting Postmaster Stephen P. policy, when approached by the reporter this morning with the ipletv as to ivlu-n he ex (Continued on pago 8) si ore of lives mark d. rs in a i ions it ic sian Saxony and iu I ho trouble in Pi ,i to center about the and it appealed In: movement I ..-,--.) banks and pu'dn I i.i.- edifice, b. :i g completely w iv. k-l Stories of v ioh ni e anarchy continued 1 from this region. 1 a lid KmleW is. h vv comity buildings were damaged, i at Freiburg. II in Presdeu was i xplosiou a ml 1 1t ree pel -o A similar attempt aga n , t Auerb.'i.-h was trust ra'. . a pt uring a man ea r: y i ng mite. A parly of armed i:,. motor lorry, at tack. , In, in M; ceedei from the inst it nt ion. The -avings bank ;.f llelbra was also robbed during tho day and strikers in thai tnvu compelled the llelbra Aneigi - to Mi-peud publiea t ion. A large crncl surroiin ll tne police barracks at Il.tt-t.it and demanded the surrender of arms stored there. A depu tation entered the building to negotiate with the police, but the ie-,ili of thl'.-i: parleys lia.i not lieeu rported. IN HANDS OF INSURGENTS. LONDON', -March JL- ( niumuuist dis orders iu central Oermanv are in creasing and large sections of industrial regions ar actually in the hands of the insur gents, says an Exchange Telegraph di paleh from Aiii.s'.erdaln, which quote telephonic advices from lleiliu during the. night . keports from S:i'iiiy t-ite t Lit more buildings have been damaged, by dyna. t. lite in van his towns, and that at Mans, fi'b I . prisons have been opened and theif inmates liberated. ( oin h-te anarchy is declared to reign at Me fsiaol, where all banks have been iaide-1. and from which the population i.i lie, in- in a panic. An n 'oiint of burg telegraphed spun, but of th, ( mole than fit). ' are i. -ported to h fighti'ig 1 : i -1 nuh1 in t he A If una .it mes-age add- tl.i' in H a in Iu 1 1 g . -. tic feated at S'teiav. harbor territory, O'hei- report - I ..III III II II ' -t - VV . re fi-ht behind bar vw re fnrtif v ing I he tl,,ul,h -i at Ham by the Merlin corre e'r: I News says that norm. i-t - and police v. b.-ea killed in the a lleilige-igcist field, .ii of II unhurg. Tl; tigh: ing is continuing ie ti.- poiiie were de r In' i.-!aiid, in the frcfe , fter a fierce battle, a led that the U.iuiburg a' in,; litem Workers to i. a h . and t he pcoplo i ir h lines. Eifti-eii cir- e otli. er were killed e wounded in riots i i 'ernoon . I to break the police H MIII IM, Ma ibaus ami one t o and si pe l -oils iv here late yesterdav The mob a 1 1 . mpt cordon about the 'neaii shipyards and to disarm the p"!'.-..-,. 'I he police ordered the crowd to disperse ami when this or der was igiioied the oili.-ers opened fire and thr. vv baud Ln iiad. s inlo the mob. The P.lol.iit and Vo-- shipvards, alioat which thele was ((.i: - iilcl able fighting y esterda v , ha v e b. e ag. ini nt . I The com in uiiist Yolks itv. ha - eall l npiii tin in-eb.. - . The pod.e h.adip:: ::, t.oke.l and it i- sa'd were killed a mi wound, d h ben a re declared to l a v mobs . i I.v the man- eitiiug, of this orders f.) anu r- vv, re al.-o at I .s.'v. ral persona Shops at EL I i , n looted by nt M e Pr.-siden ge Co, k. r a rv loll -1 . aid of i Thus, it is cu. a i nta li" f Men-y and b r negroes and w 1 "1 the s, oi' hern State is re He t r a among his peo . -. a -. the mo-i ti t a in-, ea ting icii-t- ainl -h-epitig ia siiabbv h made the every adult the ilt for them a 'tes. ig! 01 t.;o!ie- me t!lat we are all i of the -am" Lather," he oneo " We are ail 'urothers and sisters san.e Kide.-nier, and consequently. rs of tin- s-iiiic1 famiiv. It fetiches brot h.-rh I "f humri nify." , hardworking young bishop was L'teiimond in "-72. II.- built xnd i schools, asylums, and churches t in liiclitiioinl. I tersbnrg, and I'ofts . Jol..th JJ'- oiit.-i.iir !-ll-- : ,'-:'-.'. l: c men ' ' a i g , la a'-htilty K Wiug.-t. .1 .'. S. L'.it! kle. V, V.. e .resent as guests rs ,.f !! , hii.. v:: .1. Robert v.- I'ta g. William M.-Arver, ran- . W. W. Watt. . K. . It. Herebeal. (i. K. (illlespie. W. .1. li.,:,, !,, A. L. Hulwia Dennev. Extra Session Congress Faces Imposing Array Of Legislation - The -I lit t llhilg. attention of Ar.-hbis Baltimore Pi... Throiig'i lis ntli etle-, loshop Cjbbous became his ca I pi tor. A few months later Archbishoi Hayley died. Hisliop Cibbotis t '. year. of ag'' became Archbishop of tlle'dio cese, then the highest dignify of the Ho (JI'liMW, Ca.. March 2. Fire man Catholic i-hurdi in the I'ni'.-l ' e r'y ti'i- morning completely destroyed States. t'ae plant of the Thomas Elevator Com As Archhis'hop, he headed the di lega pan.v. causing damage estimated at more lion of American prelates to Home in than I '"Ohio. Two thousand bushels of ls::. H,. ciiitlined their plans for the. peanuts and I.OiMi bushels of com were third plenary council to be hel l the next do.s'roved. P is believed the fire started year. I'ope Leo XIII apoiuted him to from spontaneous combustion in the pea fireside over the council. He directed nuts. Sparks set fire to tly Atlantic the enactment of many new decrees ( oast Line railroad" warehouses nearby, iftich were favorably approved bv hcibut little daMmir.. c-n. .p.ir. tie wsre- !. WASHINGTON. March 24. Some of te important bills that will come up in the house during the extra session beginning April 11, include: Emergency tariff; anti-dumping; American valuation as a basis ot customs duties on imported prod ucts; permanent tariff; tax revision; army appropriation bill; naval ap propriation bill; budget system; immigration restriction. These measures will have the right of way, though not necessarily in the order named, beyond the find. three. - , PiU? ! fWrV $nblitt interest. that will await a chance to sift through include thoi.- lor the reap, portionmcnt of the houoe member ship; packer control; protection of maternity and infancy; soldier re lief; education; rccLisiitication of government jobs and reorganization, of government departments. There will lie few investigations, ac cording to house leaders, who believe tht record was reached in the last spu-siim, when th searchlight was turnvLn every direction. f .- Smiuj effort -t n.,' iie Wlrti-.i.i lw f ii the houeAoC i,t - ar tie t.; ii looked, for, , . ; ,
Gastonia Daily Gazette (Gastonia, N.C.)
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March 24, 1921, edition 1
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