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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-07-23
NORWOOD FUNERAL HELD

Montgomery, July 22.--(SpeciaL)
Funeral services for state Senator
Joseph Norwood, aged 65 years. who
died at his Montgomery home
at noon, were conducted at 5:30
o'clock Monday afternoon. DR.. Charles
Stakely of the First Baptist church
officiated at the services.
senator Norwood was elected from
Lowndes county. He was vice presi-
dent of the Exchange National bank,
and had always taken a prominent
part in business and political affairs
He was considered one of the strong
est members Of the state senate.
Representatives of the two houses
attended the services.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-07-23
By BRIGGS

not yet given a reason for deciding
to <quit
Mr. Smith Is said to be slated for the
office of city clerk of Montgomery
when Senator W A. Gunter becomes
mayor on october 1. Mr.. Smith is =
close personal and political friend Of
the Montgomery senator.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
AN ORGY OF SPECULATION

The Journal Of Commerce IMPORTS III"
slinr OF charters for -" nov enter
priscs with a capitalization OF OVER
800 600 each. in the primo palt states III
September. their total capitalization
amounting 70 sI.946.9 54.5Oo. This sur
passes all records during III" past
eighteen years. More than on"-half
billion, or about one-,hirl II IN" new
Capitalization. was in Land gas COM
panies. The tremendously imitation OF
currency. which We have had during
the past two years. has stimulated
speculation beyond precedent. Trading
on the New York stock exch1ng". ~ at
limit figures and the trading on Walt
street is. after all. only FRACTION OF
the vast speculation going on all over
tho United States. There is scarcely n
city or d town Of thirty thousand poru-
lation that does not today haH" ITS
brokerage offices. its. tickers. and its
bunch Of local SPECTATORS: and
througnout the West. a huSling COM
munity considers itself disgrarcd unless
i has a local stock exchange. and f"N-
nrish trading IN A dozen or more alleged
oil and gas properties.
Il u.s. perhaps. useless toitry TO sound
! '1biG rpCElpGS
getting rich over night business. 1t
; has had its prccedcnts in tn" past and
! will have them again in III" future. 1t
! WILL end suddenly some day in col
lapse that will b" painful II not dis
get rich Is by labor, by increasing pro-
. d,:,;iou. or growing moro food. and
turning out more goods from their fac
! tories Mere marking up OF prices
; doesn't make wealth. Running up thc
; market quotation on sock which has
3 no real yalu" back or Itifrom five 10
iirtr dollars a Shar" adds nothing to the
. rsrcul goods IN he world. and in the
, ,nn- run. onrlchSs nobody except the
shrewd spectators who deal in these
! worthless promotions.
! L., us got back To earth as soon as
/ pcss.b,-. H. Us get our feet on the
ground and begin 10 start anew the
rr,,,.lar work Of making useful things.
That is ~ path TO wealth and happi-
ditions and to lower costs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
COURTS FOR INDUSTRY

The Christian Work. commenting
.,ron III, ending Of the British railroad
strik" says:
"N'hv should We not have method Of
court procedure for industrial questions
which should cover them as thoroughly
as matters OF property are attended 10
BY the law.
Why not
The only reason VIC do not have such
n method Of court procedure is the
shor.siShted and selfish policy adopted
in some cases. by labor leaders who
feel that they have power. and in other
cases. by capitalists. who likewise feel
that they hav" power, The resistance
on ,hc part Of individuals made drunk
with authority and who are exploiting
their advantages 10 the limit. II this
fro, country ever has to choose between
nm autocracy OF labor in industry and
an autocracy Of capital in industry. 1t
v,u choose an autocracy Of labor, but
,bcro ought no; 10 be an autocraCy at
all The method &C court procedure
FOR Industrial questions" as tho Chris
tan Work wisely points out is the sole
solution Of industrial problems. and
eventually the saner thought Of the
American people will force the creation
Of some such court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17

nonpureIy,a Wheeling or a Ohio county
matter. II is on" in which every Guy
and, county Of the 80. - Interested
and sooner or later will concern them
AS much az cit concerns wheeling and
Ohio county NOW.
Local self-Spvcrnment ~ the essence
of Republican institutions. 1t il the
one thing which causes every American
citizen to feel that ne has some power
and responsibility as an elector. More
over. in the great majority OF cases.
local officials with first hand infor-
nation will act with quite as much Wis
don.and discretion as may be expected
irony the head OF department at
Charleston or elsewhere II IS freely
erantcdn that in the matter Of bond is-
sues. for INSTANCE. the state. through
the legislature. may properly establish
certain limitations and regulations. by
statutory enactment. and health condi-
ttons may be, broadly insured in the
sam. manner. \but that IN" acts "f the
legislature relative TO any city or town
in the state. require executive admins
tration a, Charleston. and require OK
ecutivc control anthapprora!. IS atprop"-
si,,on that the ~',hrns are nor likely
to accept chccrfully.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17

The nl,t,ry ui music contains
S!EIulHr story about workman VINO
pumped IN" nr,:aH in trySta! laIacc.
Nearly :","uiI years ago IN" pc"pic VI
.nn,I,.i, erected an enormous EihsS
hu!lGinv. Tic vast r"on included
acres II ground ard til" audience was
nuinnrn.d by tens OF thousands.
climbing up on tn" platform. III" VS.
iIur discovers tina! hc can hAr"iE Sc"
tn. fHc,s ur LISTENERS III thu rear seats.
Th,. s,atS tor tn" choir alon" cN"""d the
entire caprcity Of III" metropolitan
opera house. The monster organ. from
distance. looks like Il small mountain.
MANY wears aEo. IN Il certain import
an: occasion Queen Victoria AMI
..luur # royal Visitors from the cApl-
iaIs Of Error, visited the crystal Pal
ace Tie most famous UrEhnlSt IN
!.:vluI" was I" give Il musical program
fare taking his seat. the musicians
had q h,art-io-h heart talk with the man
who uumimI n" organ and EaN" MN
he mos, precise directions as To the
rnIrrlall"r Of keeping the bellows lull
IT ar.
Imrluy that half hour tho "rHanist
played Ike man inspired. Not only
did his intellect fellow IN" notes III
muSiCll language. not only ala ms
IrInLiuutiur rcCrcatc tn" scenes ana
sounds. hat he put his very soul into
his musical creation. Utterly exhaust
ed. tn" orgauis' cr"vi down from his
scat and fell into Il chair. 10 lind tn"
Youth v iu pumped the organ wlpinG
his frrrh"ad with "A hHudAna hnndkcr-
chief. saying. "W"il. you and certain
~ played ihus" numbers great. a
few minutes later Queen NiCt"ria's man
cum" UP and slipped Il guinea into the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
THE CASE OF FOSTER

Senator Pomcrene OF Ohio. IN his let
ter 10 the strikers At Youngstown. ap-
meals TO them to disown the leadership
OF W. Il. Foster and men like him. Eos
ter has been shown to be radical and
svndicalist. As late MS 1914. he
preached the overthrow Of established
government and the appropriation or all
property by the masses. While ne mas
made a weak and aacertain recantattor
If , portion Of his 1914 teachings. his
recan,ation leaves much TO be desired
One OF two things should be insisted
',n Either Foster should be required
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
WHAT TIE ORGAN BLOWER SAID TO ORGANISE
BY NEWELL DWIGHT HILLS

night. to the invention Of his tool I"
make certain goods that the American
people wanted. but these foreigners
thought that in some strange way they
had invented these tools and built this
factory and created the goods. You
find it in propaganda now being carried
on by the radicals. Almost every
morning a revolutionary sheet Is found
under the kitchen door Of the workers
and the agitator informs the worker
that he is a slave. How long will you
consent 10 be trampled under foot by
, the capitalists? Labor built the fac
| tory in which you work. Throw OF
your shackles. arm yourself. Join tn"
revolution. If necessary, turn every
thing into ashes and the next time VIC
will build Alright" Upon my table lies
several of these inccndiary appeals. 1t
is the old story Of the man who jumped
! the organ trying to force an equal d.
vision Of rewards between his muscles
and the old orsanist's intellect. be-
tween n half-hour Of work and twenty
wears Of creative labor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
CONTRACTOR ON JOB
HALF HOUR AFTER
BID IS ACCEPTED
H. L. seabright Co., Of This City
Receives Contract Tor FAVtuE
NarrowO.

PARKERSBURG, W. Va. Oct. 10
When it comes to getting on the job
after being awarded road CONSTRUCTION
contract. tho contracting firm OF II. j..
S,abrirht Company of Wheeling. w.
Va, has undisputcd claim to hrst non
rrS. Last Monday the County Court "i
, Marshall county called meeting IN
Tho morning for the purpose OF award
ing IN. contract for the remaining on"
haI. mile extension Of the Narro"S
Er,d between Moundsville and Wheel
inr The court accepted MT. Sea
hrirb,', hid On the work at II o'clock
and in thirty minutes he had a gang az
,wcrty-tiv, mon ut work with compl"t"
couipmcnt on the ground for the build
ing Of a l6 foot concrete road. Con-
r,tr was selected because the court h"-
c.,Icd that it was just as serviceable as
hrIck on concrete base and cost less BY
e. nOn for the one half mile. MT. Sea
hr,ght accepted the contract with III"
agreement that he would finish the JOB
in sixty DAYS and no is backing up his
ou;nion with $50 bet.
Five districts IN Marshall county
will vote on issues on Tuesday. NOV
.rnh.r 4 ,otalliug $3.50. 1876 to improN"
all the Class "A" mileage and the
Yr,nt,.r mart of the district roads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
LEGISLATIVE BUsYBoDIEs

The Wheeling Register CANS "''C",
ton TO thc gradual 'rcr"a"hm"A "p""
municipai acuNiucs oH N" sax" ''E'S'
la,urc. BY recent cnattm"nlS ih' s;3''
IIcaI,h department: '!a:mN the r'Sh' -
slrrr, ~" The H"1i;h Drp2I tm"nt OF
Wheeling. a. Will as either "'i''N. ana
has r:'.:. suggested '''"m /" Ne'" m
selection Of a rI'% h"a'h "'h'"r' !
has alSH set mp lam 81 S"I'"'' SUN
over ANY form ~ nl'rAt'"h propose" ~
be inst l!"d b. has ''tN. ''h'r "h"''-
mcntS aprarcnti: ElN' III legal IT. Par'-
mcnt OF IN" state some KIND "f super
vision over ;a' bond .S>tGS % NarIo".'
= munic. p2!;tl"s. Th"s" matters In 'h"m-
selves might not b" - serious 'Wp"E,-
ancc. bul they show a G. Instant ten
dency towards contradiction Of power
and authority wk.yh is not limited SOLE
IS TO state governments. but which also
operates as - ,hc Federal gUNernm'n MT.
:, o.nr.. d,-cc.io, and IN cvcrv local
CT, a., 49,, ,r,ir.. ,h- rowcrs Of the
o,,..,,. a,,,,,f.. ..bosc, ~, m, poopt,.
u,,;,,d j.. ,n. rc,, o.,;..,,i,s and un-
.o,t ,,.,,-t,rr,r., -, ,,.n.r state or
,05o-oI o,,cc-s md zinc ,mn.l,.n. for.r
:, this dirr,,,,n CONSTANT, continues
r,,-.a, .r,r,os aiua,.: seek to perpctu-
,.n ,,.,,s.l,cs ond - pcrcas,. lhcir
o,,bor,y ,>rcotc - d.partmcn, a.
,,,,,,, -. =. U.,.h,r,ior ord i'm.
.;.,.,,. ,h., ho.d. -, ,b,, dcno-tncn,
h., ,x,.,J ,b..,r ,r,I,en,. Th.
.,,, ..,-...i,rI ,.,od ro,d Law g an.
,. .r,. Tau b,s ham.
a 49,, mr., -, .bs T,norI rr COM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
INFERIOR RAILROAD
SERVICE

Business nAnoee w
during August ShoN'
tory condition 'nah I0' many
past For the second time 0uf'"b
the government aen'eEeD
Allowing for the increase ~
shopmen 10 May l. inc PROM '0'
ust' under government o'e' a'''''' :,
about 'i-'ooo'"'' ''s'
u'ohSh''
pront' however n"S oe'" '''''0
the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17

Cutivc action IN rriau"u (" Foreign
Trade Adviser. Nevertheless. they rely
upon the Foreign Trad" ADVISORS "iT'''
to make the initial decisions.
Executive action usually takes i"'
form Of instrurtInE our diplomats ana
c"nsuls to max" representations or rcnG-
or services. or of requesting other de-
partrncnts IN Washington I" do desired
acts which may b" within their respect
I'VE jurisdictions. CT of accommodating
presidential or l"Eislaiiv" interpretation
with regard To- lntcrnatiNnIl trade.
Thus the Secretary If State. adN~"d
hy the Foreign Trad" Adviser. may IN
s,ruct our ambassador Al Rem" I" con
y"y certain ln,lmallrn 1" IN" QurnaI; g:
he may discuss with lhr SECRETARY e
.AgrIcultur- n" advisahllity Of relaxing
plant quarantIu" u aid friendly '""n-
try: or he may advOcat" tariff r""'rT"-
city as an administration policy.
The great bulk cf tn" Department 81
States aclIlit in overseas business
affairs Is conducted 10y ia" F"r''cn
Trade Advisers office. II thHs ""n-iI-
tutc., tn" heart and center "i IN" trad"
policy organizations "f til" government.
Th" Foreign Trade Advisers "ifiC"
has been 50 expanded ~ I" constitute"
virtually Il now work shop. equipped l."
rormuat" and APPLY IN larG" m"a*:r"
tn" foreign lr:Ii" p"ll"l'S at ~" nation
Nor can il L. I"n uirru insisted ;@a'
such an agency has never h''n more
necessary than Ut ih" present yuu'tUr"
America has always stood among -"
nations for tn" principle "f "C"n"'n;"
liberty as Il natural c"mplrn'a' "f po-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17

\ panel of fifteen highly trained Sp'-
ciaiists under the Economic Intelligence
Section Of the state Department. has dl'
vldcd the world into five grand divisions
and has assigned three of its members
To each division. These officers thus be
come known as Regional Economists
and each maintain special com7ei'h"- -
to the region to which he is assigned
The regions arc: Western EUROPE INV
Central Powers and Near East. RUSSIA
and Scandinavia. tho Far East, ana I'a'lr
America Every despatch. report "i
cablcgram received by tn" Department "'
State as to trade or "ConomlC QHt'S'i"hS
arising with regard &" thcs" respective
areas is referred TO III" appropriate re-
gional group.
The Stat" Department is the only
agency of tho government which car
take up complaints by American business
men regarding treatment abroad. S'h''
Official representations in foreign 'oah
tries can be made only by officers &C
crcdite ed by the depart mont: and III" pra'
teal contact with business men has peer
found highly valuable.
In most instances III" studies mad" ny
the regional cconimistS result prImarh!
! IN monographs or memoranda for IN" u.s.
Of the Department Of States executive
officers. Tho economists Themselves ID
NOT rurport 10 initial" "X"CuilV" action
At tho Same tim" il has been found ma
in tho very act Of drawing up their r"
ports they are apt 10 general" |" op'N
ions which indiCat" III" nalur" or Inc
executive action which Is desirable" Tn'l'
work thus shades into III" :'nal class o.
foreign trade work carried on hr IN" d"
nartmcnt-thc taking Of d't!ali" nnr
practical action.
Tho decisions "f III" p"par,"' NJ Z"
States in commercial and c""nolni" mat
! tcrs arc in general based upon simple
considerations of ordinary common
scusr But even for common sens" a."
| cisious a correct knowledge "f AL IN
| facts involved i necessary. and all peru
mont information must h" Thoroughly
| checked ur: especially when, ~ is "r7"i
tho case. Il reaches Ia" department iron
Interested parties. TIL" "Xcc"iiv" orr
crrs must therefore base their acts upon
thu work OF consulting officers.
On matters Of foreign trad" policy m
Secretary Of state. Assistant S"rr"'ar
los Of state. Director Of III" 'orSniA
! Service. and solicitor have either Nuror
Tor Of concurrent jurisdiction over ""
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70 make a complete and comprehensive
statement OF his views and purposes as
an orsanizcr and lcpdor IN the st""i
strike, or his leadership should b"
promptly rcpudiat"d.
The Inrclligcnccr believes That the
great majority Of III" iron and Steel
workers Of the United states arc law
abiding citizens who recognize that IN
this country there - only on" SoN"r' IGN.
md that sovereign IS tho people. and
there IS only one rule and tina, rule. IA
the rule Of law. the law made 10y tn"
rooplc. In this country there can only
be one method Of correcting wrongs ana
Of making progress. That is IN" peace
full method Of education and persuasion.
Violence, force and lawlcssn"sS can
have no place here and preachers Of
these hateful doctrines n" enemies 81
American institutions. The great mas
OF the workers Oh 'h'S ''I''''H w."
been constantly. and are s'lll Jaw ahi"-
ing citizens. They rccoil f:om "rIm'na!
lawlcssncss: most OF them ar" property
owners themselves: most Of Them ar"
thrifty and saving. and most OF them
will not pc led into serious conflict with
the law. but they cannot, without Dis
credit. rally behind and Continu" :" fol-
low leadership. which breaches social
revolution
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
R|PRlING RHYMES
BY WALT MASON.
TIE DARK DAY.

When the day OF sickness comes.
as II comes to every gent. and YOU
sit. with folded thumbs. far To"
weak 10 earn a cent. Will YOU have
YOUR little roll. 70 defray the beast
" bills. TO procure the group ana
coal. and to buy the needed pills
FEELING well. mel do not think. q"
not keep that da" in view, when
their health is un III" blink. when
they have the itch ~ flu; and they
blow in all they make. blow u WIN
their hearts serene. for CAD rags
and angel cake. blazing gems ana
gasoline. Each ella" thinks h" -
immune, sickness will not come his
vay and he blows the round dou-
bloom in his large and princcly wa.
But some morning there's L call Tor
the doctor and the nurse, there's
congestion az his gall. and he's
hourly growing worse. And he lies
around in bed. just weak and ~
tile wreck. with poultice on ms
head, and a plaster on his neck
And his wife has pawucd her duuS.
and she's washing by tho day. IN
loud OF steam and suds. just 10
keen the wolf away And he hates
himself 80 bad, And he signs
when I get well I will grip ~"
useful scad till l make tn" "agI"
Copyright by George Matthew Adams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17

Tho >upcrIativc of optimism WIZ
reached hy a Kansas d"ughooy III oas'
hospital. recovering from inc a,npu'"
,;nn 81 his leg. 4 visitor remarked on
his crra, misfortune.
"0h. well. II might hayc been worse,
no answered. 1T was mighty lucky u
was the leg with rheumatism in 1t ana
not the good ono.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
TIE WISE DOC.

A member Of a national medical ass
oiation tells the following STORY at the
expense Of a physician:
Are you sure an anxious pat;
on.s ssked-"arc. you Sur" that | shall
recover. I have heard that doctors hav"
sometimes given wrong diagnoses ana
efterward died of typhoid fever.
you have been w""fully miSini"rm-
I'd" replied tho physician Indignantly.
.Ir 7 treat man for pneumonia. u"
dies Of pneumonia. -Harp'rs'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
Our Daily Story
THE EYEGLASSES.

Fruit!na Isinglass wiped her stream
ing eyes. Weddings always made heT
very very happy. ,.;,,
"0h, Tr!colette." she said to the bride
at only hope you and pinhandl" Will b.
az happy as Mr.. Isinglass and nave
been. Through all the twenty years or
our married life. TriColett". We nay"
continued 70 address each other by thc
Same endcaring names as when "" wcr"
engaged"
II was late wedding. ana wn'n
Fruitlna got home her husband WAS
already waiting for his supper.
"FrTitina. my angel" he SAID. as
ahout time you showed MP.
"Don't you ever think Of anything CN--
ccpt your stomach. dariing" replied
Vow, little sugar plum. don't talk,
like a poor fish-Im hungry. gr"wled
IsinClass. 49,. ,.,,.,
prv before and no doubt YOU II he nun,
Sry again, and swectie dear. don't call
me 4 poor fish. do You understand:
don't like Il. you insignificant shrimp.
Ard she opened up nc" fresh can
Of salmon for him.
(To-morrow-"The Cyci.." Il S'"r%
! that will show you furcihly IN" r1n$"S
| of the present excessive prices. without
making you any more h"p"tul.D
| protected BY George MATTHEW Adams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-17
KEEPING TABS ON FOREIGN TRADE
Method by Which We Press Forward in Commerce Wit
Fairness to Other Nations.
By WESLEY FROST

Chief OF the Economic Section Foreign Trade Adviser "'
Department of State
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-15
Allies to Demand Surrender of
U-Boats Secretly Built By Huns

PARIS Jan 15The four American armstice representa-
ves left today for reves where Marshal Foch presenting
the new emsto the German commission The party consisted
OF Admiral William Benson chief Of operation the United
States Navy Norman Davis representing the United States
treasury Chairman Hurley of the American Shipping Board
and Louis Sheldon who will represent American Food Adj
ministrator Hoover
Arepor presented to the council having charge of carrying
out the naval term of the arstice stated according to the
morning newspapers that the ineraied commission which
visited Ke and Whemshaven discovered submarines under
construction in slips which the enemy thought would be
looked
According to report the discovery Ke and Whemshaven
led to the finding Of other vessels and consequently the
terms Of the armsce will require the Of all subma-
nes already built and the destruction Of those the ways
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-15
Burley Reaches
Top Notch at Zoe

A pile Of Burley tobacco weighing
about 400 pounds brought the rec.
ord price Of zoe. per pound on Ber-
nard's warehouse floors Tuesday, and
much of the sale averaged in the
neighborhood of this price. The mar
ket has had all it could take care Of
the first three days Of this week, and
indications are that the sales on
Thursday and Friday will be equal
ly as large.
AS has been said before, there will
be more tobacco sold on the Greene
vile market this season than was an
ticipated. The bulk Of the Virginia
tobacco is coming to Greeneville this
year, More North Carolina tobac-
co is being sold here than ever before
and farmers of our neighboring coun-
ty of Washington are bringing their
crop to the market that gets them the
most money--notwithstanding the
fact that they have a house in John
son City.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-15
Ultinatul11 Sent
to Swiss By the
Russ BoIsheviki

GENEVA, Jan. 15.-The bolshe-
vik government in Petrograd has tel
egraphed an ultimatum to the Swiss
federal authorities, saying that unless
thirty bolshevists, who were arrest
ed and imprisoned in the fortress of
Savantan, in the canton of Valais,
are released before February /, thir-
ty Swiss citizens in Petrograd will
be shot without trial.
There is great indignation here
over the situation.
The bolshevist movement seems to
be spreading in the Rhine towns and
in North Switzerland, where Madame
Balonova, Russian who recently
was expelled, has returned secretly
with several million rubles for the
carrying out of the bolshevist pro-
paganda. The police are searching
for her.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-15
Georgia Newspaper
Is Damaged BY Fire

DUBLIN, Ca, Jan. 15.-Fire early
today did damage estimated at $4,000
t othe plant and building Of the Daily
Courier Herald, The linotypes and
presses escaped with nothing more
than a thorough drenching by water.
as di also the news and editorial
rooms.
Work begun by the papers entire
force before the flames were extih-
guished, enabled the Courier Herald
to GENE cut as usual this Afternoon.