GLASS, CARTER
Adair's New Encyclopedia · 1923 · p. 1
(1858); United States Senator; 6. in Lynchburg, Va. Educated at public and private schools, he was eight years in the printing trade and became owner of the Daily News and The Advance, morning and afternoon newspapers, respectively, of Lynchburg. He was a member of the Virginia Senate, 1899-1903; member of the State Constitutional Convention, 1901; of the 57th Congre , 1902-1903, to fil i an unexpired term, and_ re-elected, 1903-1919, from the 6th Virginia Dist. Resigned in 1918, to be Secretary of the Treasury in Wilson’s Cabinet, holding the office from December, 1918, to November, 1919, He was appointed to Congre to fill the unexpired term of T. 8S. Martin, deceased, and elected, 1919-1923. (1877), author; 6. in Manchester, England. In 1890 came to the United States. Educated at New York University and College of the City of New York, Author of Potash and Perl mutter, 1910; Abe and Mawru , 1911; Elkan Lubiner, 1912; Object; Matrimony, 1912; Com petitive Nephew, 1915; Worrying Won't Win, 1918; Potash and Perl mutter Settle Things, 1919. Plays: Potash and Perl mutter, 1913; Abe and Mawru , 1915; Busine Before Pleasure, 1917; Why Worry?, 1918; His Honop Abe Potash, | 1919
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