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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-21
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The ~"A-b uas Ranges are the best servant" in the world-they never disappoint! !! Every piece of metal used in their construction is carefully tested. Everey range Is built with the view of giving satis- factory service as well as be- ing economical.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
IpKMTs PaHgHNTS TREMENDOUS
TASK ArTD rs SO Regarded.
Special COMMITTEES Appointed FOR Pur-
poso Of Bslsoting Permanent
Committee Representing All ClEss.

At n recent m"ctinR OF tho Board or
Dlrectarn Of the Chamber. special
committee wns appointed Tor the pnr-
pnrr OF h"lrrting permanent committee
conn ~nprd OF representatives Or ihdnhiry
labor bChduln. prnh". civic hnd social
organizations and Tim diffarnnt nhtl"h-
aII,ion Involved Ia the nr"pc ur hmrri-
cnnixntiun work to bo Planned and "nr'
ricd out. I.
While no dofInIio plhrr hhvn an yet
born undo II montlnR or Tho nIrorlnl COM
mlltce will br hold IN the nrnr future.
hunnrlcnniZlng the nlirun residing In
our country and NIL lmmiKrnntH coming
hero In tho future. prrH"niE n trcnnn-
dnun tnsk md should h" M regarded Mt
tho outHtart Of Tho movement here.
Tho Federal government. through tho
Naturalization and Othnr dcpnrtmoniH p.
In cooperating with Tho National Chhm-
Dor Of Commornc md all other lnstltu-
tinns throughout the country engaged IN
Amoricanizntlnn work Practically cvcrN
local Chamber OF Commerce In this
country iH cooperating.
In many or tho large cities. particularly
Detroit Michigan.
Every IMMIGRANT coming To our coun-
IN, n. well AZ NIL those who have pro
yiously cnlnc. who In unable I" rr"nk
IN. English language. should be "nc"ur-
nsId to learn and kpnnk Ut. They
should In urged ia BECOME cltlxrnn and
this work nhould 60 on and on until
evory ono In our country hncomen 1000
American.
Tho foreign horn will hnvn II different
cononntion Of our Democratic ihnnlr nnd
Institutions. tho general level Of Intclll-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
SUTHERLAND
WAS GUEST OF HONOR
At MANY FUNCTIONS
Tho Genial Statosnan Was Fotod BY
Many Loonl Friends md orEHM-
EntionB.

During his brief visit to the city We'd
resduy and Thursday. Senator howard
Sutherland wns fotcd by many local
friends and organizations.
Upon his arrival In the city Wedncs-
day Senator Sutherland wHA tho dinner
guest OF DR.. and Mrs. !. X Hornoy Mt TIT"
hotel McLure. Wednesday, evening he
was entertained Mt the h"m" or DIR. q.
w. nurdnts. Thursday ut noon no whn
tho Kuort or, honor Mt tn" Kiwnnin ,Ro-
tary Club luncheon. In tho afternoon ho
VIM tho glirnt or state S"nnlor J. a.
uloch. nj tho lnitnra country homo nrnr
Wost Liberty. Ito wna tn" dinner gi"nt
or Senator Dloch Mt tho Country club
ana In tho rvcning attended n th"ntre
party at tho Virginia, EiVnn In hin hon
or. Lntar no wan entertained Mt thu
Irlkr club. Scnnior sutherland wn1
grrotcd by Scorn1 Of friondr ut hin
tnInrtcrr mt tho M)oImro md ivory
minute OF hlu whit hcro war a huay one.
Flo loft tho city lnto Inst Night for
Washington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
British Trades Unions
Make Radical Demands

LONDON. April S.-A resolution de-
mandinS the withdrawal OF all British
troops from Russia the raising OF the
blockade, tho withdrawal OF the military
bin from parliament and the liberation
Of conscientious directors WAS adopted
by accinnetton today by the trades
union congress- robert Smllie tho
leader or tho miners In moving the rps-
plut1On. declared the miners would
etrtka Tor tho removal of consumption
ana the raising OF tho 1HnckHde.
Winston SDonGur Churchill Secretary
az state for war, announced In The
htrusp ar commons ihhny mat tho aoS"
arnurnI had decided 10 IifIu+oto q-,nshl.
a,ttlp,Ia TyIeoiHra who had SERVED two
v~uFn III lrlHn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
Trying to Prove, Afbi
For Alleged Bank Robber

NEW YORK. April 2.-Dvtdenoo in
tended to provo an altbi for Charles
Conncrs held hero with Charles Thomas
an alleged fuEltiven from Justice In Mn
neapolls. where tho two ara charged
with holding up nnd robbing tho Lib
1rty bank or $4,000. wan ofreral at n
hearing In Supreme court hero today on
a writ OF hnbcas Corpun obtained by the
two prieOnorn
A chauffeur ana two Turkish bath nj
tandnntn fortified that CunnorH "wnH m
this city on February 10. tho dato of Mo
robbery. Juntic1 Cohruan took nndor
ndvin~mrnl motion to fron Cnnn"rn
on tho testimony produced. Ho Krnutod
n continuance until Mny b OF Thomas
application upon tho utntemHat OF hin
counsel that witnonsos would 10 pro-
duoo6 to prove that BIO VIM In Scranton.
Pm. on February 10.
Bail In each caso VIM reduced from
$4,000 to $1,000. but neither had fur
nishcd tho lower amount tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
LONG SENTENCE FOR
/ SOLDIERS WHO KILLED
/ THEIR OWN COMRADES
wAs.,1HoroN Aprll a-nooordn d

WASHINGTON. April a,-Rcoordn Of
tho trial OF two additional oa1oa In
which soidlr<k woro convicted OF muir
6crsnr eo7nrntapn. vuro nlndo public to
+dsy by tho var department.
private Ernost Krutchnold- SoS<n In
fnnts. VIVA found guilty OF hSvlnx killed
Sergeant Frederick Carroll, OK tno Same
orrnuixntlou. by shooting him with q
RHO at La votvrc, Fnnca. September 4
1o18 and wns sentenced to b hango<'
On tho recommendation OF 0opcraA Fur
shins tho sentence wSs conIuutod to
life Imprisonment. becntse tho sergeant
who Was killed bad threatcod Krutcn-
neld Just prior to tho shooting.
Private George Davis, negro. con
victed at Newport News. Va OF hav4ns
killed Charlie Jackson. another prfVa1e
In the same labor organization. August
20. 1918, was sentenced to DO hanged
President Wilson committed the sentence
to confinement for 20 years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
JUST HURT
ALL over
Couldn't Sit, Stand or Lie With
Any Comfort sister-in-Law
Gives Good Advice and
Cardui Does World
of Good.

Holland, re1as--Mrs. Mamie Mos-
SCR. OF this places. stntoz: About
three years ago was In a very crit
lonl condition. had bean suffering
for aomn time. To toll how I hurt
would DO Impossible.
II June hurt all OWE
I couldn't ait, stand or lsy Win any
comfort. my hack. sldea and hood all
save mo q great Deal OF trouble
"I waa especially bothered WITH a
light swimming In my bead. My
people were very uneasy about mo and
sent me to my relatives to 800 II G.
change would do me any good
IT stopped at a sister4n-laW's and
she, being o great believer in" CurduL
asked me why didn't use II de-
etded to Try It >.
7 had only tnken few doses when
fslt It would DO n.e GOD This
Save hopes and I used 1t wight along
and II did mo Just a world Of good.
etuce which time I hays n0vor ceased
10 praise Curdui;-
Cardm is recommended Tor simple
riasnale cusnptninia, ann WoninniJ paine
ana las ir<n found t0 banoni In
thousands 0f auGi, caaea Whom not duo
q, ,neIr.r,natlnn tr that 40 not raluirs
our sloaI treatment. Try It.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
CHAMBER Of COMMERCE TAKES
Up NATURALIZATION WORK

gonce will he raised. II will mean
higher standard OF citizenship. greater
efficiency in Industry: It will minimize
accidents. Suporvisoin will be easier ana
above all. Il will have great tendency
To stump out Anarchy and BolHhevism.
uniting all or our pe"pI" In ono Erhnd
common cnuIs "To make this country
tho BEES, country To live In. 10 work IN.
ard To do business Ia. always having III
mind tho pr"tcciinn aud fnrtbHrnnco OF
DrrnuCrniin idrnlH'
TO accomplish thn dsnlr"d rehul'H
when tho hmnrl,anixnItun work ainrtn
Ia FUN nwny. win require complete ""-
uprrntinn mi MI ridnH, Our riiIsennhlp
munl nr"unc iinelf Ia realization ar tho
many things TIM, cnIIld DO accomplished
In our city Ir. moro civic rridc w"r"
hnnIrrrIrh. n greater loEroo Of lnt"rHn,
tnkcn IT, NIL public dueEllonH md prob
lcn,r md disposition To Kot bohlnh nnd
push
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
ROTARY AND KIWANIS
CLUBS ATTEND THEATRE

More than two hundred members OF
tho Rotary and Kiwarts clubs occupied
section Of reserved seats at the Virginia
theatre last night when they were
quests Of honor at the first performance
Of the photo production The Finger
OF Justice The club members met al
the hotel. Mcclure at seven O'Clock and
marched TO the theatre in e body. A
box was reserved for the officers OF the
two clubs ard Senator Howard Suther-
land. their honor guest. They thorough
" enjoyed tho picture and spoke OF II
A q masterpiece In film production
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
LEADER OF BAND
MADE HIS ESCAPE

-, MARIA. Texaa. Aprf1 a.--F1ve Of tho
nine bandits belonging TO tho famous
rCnfico Uauo'- band HTers killed by
Eighth cavalry troops on the Mexican
side Of the Rio Grrrnde Yesterday after
Cauos gnnE crossed to tho American
side Tuesday night. raided n ranch and
drove off cattle horses and mulos
When Che troops OF Captain Matlnck
and Captain Broadhcad's commands re-
turned from Mexico yesterday they
brought with them Cano's spurs. saddles
belonging to the Mexican bandits and n
quantity Of arms. ammunition and sup
plies Three Of the five Mexicans killed
were identified az belonging to Cano's
band and It Is believed Cano escaped
when the bandit rendezvous was charged
by the American soldiers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
MEDICAL SOCIETY y
MEETS TONIGHT

The Ohio County Medical society
meets tonight at the windsor hotel and
will DO addressed by DIT. Henry H. God
dard, Pm. D.. who win speak on Juvenile
delinquency. Tho filtration committee
will ask the doctors to endorse the nj
tration plan later in the evening after
having explained to Thorn the proposed
system Marry Ohio county doctors
have already expressed themselves ia
vorable to the scheme.
Mr.. Goddard Is an authority on the
topic which he Is TO discuss, and will
be heard by practically all physicians.
both local and from the surrounding
country. who can possibly attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
EVANGELIST LUTz ON
CHANGE OF HEART

Trvsngcllst LutE preached n rhnrt scr
mon on 'T,hnnEo OF Heart" Mt the First
Christian church last Might.
Try M lnductivc study from the Bible
tho Nvangelint showed that the hanrt
Includes the intellect. affections, will
md fonsclrncc Having determined
whit tho hcnrl H. he mhuwrl from
Ecriptnrr that tho intellect Is changed
by fnctr mud reasons. tho affections hS
presenting Jrnus. the nnc Tint In alto
gnthor lovely. the will by tho GnohnohH
or God ana roar or condemnation anil
tho cnnncirncc by we'll doing. Thnh n
thorough change or hnnrt Involves u
change OF tho ontirc being.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
Unp or MUKDHB CEARaH

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Apr. 3--John
Hammock. 80. IL being held by Renova
authorities for Investigation Ia connec-
Grady. virginia. cattle buyer. who was
murdered in Kenova Monday. Kenoya
police authorities say they have chain
Of circumstanttal evidence 80 incr1min-
atinr that they expect a confession
from Hammock within the next day or
two. Hammock who was arrested in
the Kenova depot Wednesday morning,
than to say he knows nothing Of the
crime.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
H1r11s TIE wAR ENDED.

LOUISVILLE. April 3.--1n limo with
March "a. Federal Judge Walter Evans
In an opinion today handed down de-
cision finding that tho war In Europe
legally Ia at an end and that plea
for now trial on conviction Of yio-
lating wartime military regulations
after the arrntstico was signed has
standing in court. IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
STOPS HEADACHE,
AIN, NEURALGIA
DON'T SUFPEEl GET n DINE PACK
AGE Or DR. JANE3' HEAD
ACHE POWDERS.

You can clear your head and relieve
n dull splitting or violent throbblnS
headache in q moment with Dr.
Jurnns Headache Powder. This old
Time houdachn relief acts almost mnHi-
cniy Send aOme ono To tho drug hl"rn
now FOR u dime package and II TOW mo
nontn utter you take II powder you VIII
wonder what pecan" Of the hnhdnnhH.
neuralgia and pain. Stop nuflerliB--
IT,, neodlran. Ito nurn you got whht you
n1k for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
BULGARIAN oUrBu3sF.

BERNIE. April ~3-NeWs from Soma.
fha capital OF Bulgaria. ia disquieting
and az Ia reported that tho RplXnriun,
Communists Are preparing for revolt
against tho government. Hungarian
Communist agents, II ID added. already
mon action with tho Hulknriana.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
HamAnRo CANCELLED.

CHICAGO. April 3.--Thr railroad nd
.ninintrntinn today cancelled the ON
harKo on aIl grainr for all primary mnr-
kets and discontinued tho permit syn
tom. All conflicting cmbnrEocH OF In
diyidunl railroads also wcrc cancr,lsd.
Tho markets affected include Buffalo.
milwaukee,. st. Paul md Minneapolis.
Chicago and Kansas City.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
Local Option Elections
On Movies, Proposed

ALBANY. N. r. April 3-The senate
today adopted bill which would give
municipalities local option on tho auer-
ton OF tho exhibition OF motion pictures
on Sundays.
Tho measure hnr not yet rnsHcd the
nnneinbiy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
10000 MEN
On STRIKE IN
HUN CAPITAL

LONDON. April 3-Mrtnl workers 4"
the number OF 10000 hud gone on
strike Ia Berlin up To Wednesday even
ing, AN Exchange Telegraph dispatch
from tho German capital says.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04

IHuItLIN. Wednesday. April 1.-fliy
tho Associated T'rrna )--Irho ntrIkoH both
nj Stuttgart md In tho ftuhr dihtrlct
secm 10 hRvo boon checked by The onor-
Rstic action of tho government by mo
prompt uao or troops. martial INV Rnd
other Halutnry means.
Ortcint reports from Stuttgart. sum-
marking tho situation thcre. say that
serious violence Ia reported only from
EsstiuScn. whcro tho spnrtacans seized
weapons and automobiles. but aurren-'
dcred them after negotiations, The lurgn
number OF non-rcsidcnts among tho
strikers Was one OF the features or tho
uprising. going to provo that the move
mont was, as claimed. purely q political
effort OF the radicals and independents
TO overthrow tho government.
Tho atrikora at Stuttgart assembled
frequently yesterday despite tho MIR
tinl law regulations. but were dispersed.
Tho leaders were nrrested by the troops
and tho government was master or tho
situation by nightfnll. Tho troops be-
hnvod splendidly. though none OF them
roooived rough treatment.
IN tho Ruhr district for timo tho
ntriko wnn extended by several thou
sand. but the danger or general ntrk"
nubsided. Tho minns whcre tho Sparta
cam prevail arc ntill cloncd. but In
thoso noctlonn whore tho union minerH
ind tho majority socialists nro IN con-
troll tho mon rcfunod to cioro down.
Many decided to await Developments. In
tho meantime continuing their work
Tho situation at Frankfort In opat
amin. Tho number or victims OF tho
riot has reached nixtonn. but this num-
Dor Will probably BIO augmented. IN
nono Of tho wounded cannot hope to
tive Tho funeral OF tho four women
who vcro killed took place thiH morn
ing. Tho damage from plundcring Ia
estimated 10 aggregate several million
markA - VI GxI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04

PARIS. April 3.---lIorr MhnEoid. Inc
chief ,burghruhhter or Shrrebruckoh. III
occupied Germany snuthrnnt or TrnVon'
has been renewal from office by nrdor
of Marshal FOch.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-17
Basket Ball
Friday Night

Newport Basket Ball team will
meet the Greeneville team on the
Greeneville High School gymnasium
court Friday night, February 21st
at 7 o'clock. This is the final game
with these boys for the season, hav-
ing played them before. They are
expecting this to be the most exciting
they have had, and it is our duty to
help these fellows win by our pres
ence.
The school wishes to express their
hearty thanks and appreciation for
the faithful few who have proven
their loyalty by their presence in the
past. In a few years these boys will
be the leaders in our town. 1t is up
to us to max men of them and to
them we owe our support. What is
there if we gain the whole world I'M
less those in charge have been so
trained that they may know how to
use it in such manner as to put it
to the best use by making better
women and men of our boys and
girls?
These boys are putting forth ev-
cry effort to place Greeneville school
on higher educational basis, and are
we going to stop and say: "Do it
yourself?" These boys can not do it
alone, and we are not going to ask it
of them. They need not only our
25c's, but also our presence and yells.
Go to the picture show and notice the
crowd, then walk down the street
another block to the basket ball court
where the most wholesome entertain
ment is being furnished for the ad- !
vancement of education, and see lust
where you stand along this line.
Then we would ask you to visit the
other High School games, and see if
you find one with so little support
along this line.
We do not do this Intentionally,
but we do neglect it by depending on
the other fellow. Let's ask oursel-
YES this most important and vital
question: Gam l supporter of ed
lcation? If so, mi doing my duty
by attending these games?"
This invitation for Friday night is
extended to all ages, so let's prove to
his school and team that we are
them by our presence on
hat night and spend one hour of real
pleasure and enjoyment.
A BELIEVER IN EDUCATION. $
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-17
World Heavy with Sorrow.

The world in which we are lIvlnG
our lives, and In which we will con-
tlnue to live, is world heavy with
sorrow and sadness. The war has
wrought ruin which will take many
years to repair. Those Of US who are
alive will never see the end Of this
great task. So there is a clear task
before US. We must help those who
have been hurt and broken, and com.
fort those who have been made sor-
rowful. Just because the task Is so
big II challenges us to do our best,
to stop playing at being Christians,
and to strive with all our might and
power to do our best.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-17
No Tobacco ~.>
Sales Today

Tobacco sales at all the local ware
houses were suspended today as a
token of respect to the late Mr.. C.
Austin, Familiarity known as "Dia-
mond G." Members of the tobacco
board of trade, at a special meeting
Sunday, adopted resolutions upon the
death of Mr.. Austin. The association
also placed an order with the Rhea
Floral Co., of this city, for a large
and specially arranged floral offering,
one of the prettiest, most elaborate
and most expensive we are told, that
was ever built by the local floral COM
pany.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-17
SOLDIERS LETTER
st. Bin, France,
Jan. 10Th, 1919.
W. H. DOUGHTY

4VGAlJ AOIOs
Miss Cora Seaton,
Darest Cousin: -
7" take great pleasure in writing
you these few lines this Sunday aft
ernoon. This leaves me o. X. and
getting along nicely, and l hope this
finds you well and enjoying yourself.
i have had several letters from
home the past week and they were all
well and getting along nicely. Mother
is worrying about Albert as they
have not heard from him since he
came across the sea. / have written
him but have never had an answer.
Guess he has gone back to the States.
Do you hear from your brother,
Perry, very often? l wish you would
give me his address in the next let
ter you write me, and tell me how he
is getting along. .
Tell all your people hello for me
and have them write me and let me
know how they are getting along.
How is grandma getting along?
Tell her am well and getting along
fine. | would be glad to be with you
all today to take dinner, but l am a
long, long ways from home. / am
hoping to be at home before a great
while if nothing happens.
Must close for this time. Please
excuse bad spelling, and answer real
joon.
Your cousin,
HUBERT A. RENNER.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-17

Greeneville is enjoying the usual
rush of business today, as is always
true on Monday. The closing down
of the tobacco market for the day,
however, has been quite disappoint-
ment to many who had come for some
distance with their crops. These
people were all ready to accept the
explanation for failure to sell. AS
a result local warehousemen will have
more than they can take care of
Tuesday.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-17
INTEREST INCREASING
IN COMMUNITY SINGING

An increased number attended the
second Community Singing at the
Southern Methodist church last night.
These gatherings are proving enjoy
able, and will no doubt increase in
popularity. The third meeting will
be held next Sunday night at GAS.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-17
; LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. 4
= = + + + + + + + + + + 4
The New Hotel Question.
Greeneville, Feb. II, 1917.

!
Mr.. Editor:
Taking advantage of your propo-
sition to open the columns of your
paper to the discussion of Greene
ville's needs, etc., permit me to offer
the following.
have notice several times in your
paper of recent dates the question of
new hotel discussed, and also have
noticed in the Greeneville correspon-
dence to the Journal and Tribune
that this question has been aired.
Realizing from reading the articles
from both sources that the writer's
were doing an injustice, not only to
the present hotels, but were liable to
give an erroneous impression to the
travelling public, l feel constrained to
state the facts.
| have had charge of the renting of
the present Brumley Hotel for the
past eight years and should know
whereof l speak. In this space of
time every traveller, with probably
one exception, has been taken care of.
The Brumley Hotel has probably done
a capacity business ten nights in al
most 80 years.
While. have not interviewed Mr..
Chas Smith, of the Smith House, /
believe that he will also state that the
present hotel accommodations are
more than ample for the needs of
Greeneville at present.
When the regular run of business
will justify it, there are forty rooms
on the fourth floor of the present Ho-
tel Brumley that can be made avail
able by putting in an electric ele-
vator. There are also probably fif-
teen rooms in the Mason hotel build
ing which are not being used but
which could be utilized just as soon
as the business needs justify it.
Now, a word as to the manner in
which the Brumley Hotel is operated
and as to the service rendered Will
say that l come in contact with
great number of travelling men, some
If whom know of my connection with
he Brumley Hotel and some who do
rot, and among the great number
whom / have questioned in regard to ,
he service, accommodations etc., of ;
he hotel have heard only one CON-
'laint.
Some readers of this article will
Iaturally thing that / am writing
rom purely selfish standpoint, but
Will say that / stand for any enter
rise that will boost ureeneville's best :
interests regardless on my personal ;
interests. -,..
Greeneville, as l see it, does not ;
eed more stores, more banks and +
lore hotels, but in my humble jude- t
lent, we should pull for factories t
nd enterprises that would bring men i
nd money into our town and the t
torres, hotels, ETC., will naturally fol- u
wv. t.
| do not want to pose as a Solomon, "
nd will close by saying that if any g
ody wants to build another hotel in
reeneville, GO to it; and may the e
ord have pity on you" o
Sincerely, "
w. H. DOUGHTY. y