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The Keota news., 1919-06-20
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The Keota news., 1919-06-20
OF MOST INTEREST
kEapiNo THE READER POSTED
ON MOST RrANr
CURRENT ropicA
Western N.-.p.p.. Union ..~s service
WESTERN

W 6AS = o&hN
Increase of one cont sAllOo tn tlsa
prices of gasoline and distillate In Cal
iforrin, oregon. Washington and Ari
iona was announced by the Stnndarf
OH Company hero "Wednesday.
Sought throughout the West for owe
Two years. after conviction as Whit
siavcr aud repeated jnil breaks. An
gcio Gicka. niIns John Mitchell. ;
Greek. was arrested NJ Retiiing by fsti
rral authorities and taken 10 Snn Fran
cisco.
A. ]. Fisher. nonuniOn lincman cm
ploycd hy The Dallas Light and Power
Company. was sliot and killed In
clash between strikers sympatliixar!
and nonunion men taking the plnce.
II striking employees OF the compan,
ut Dallas.
Ono hundred aud six;y-one new
lnws. inc!udin. tho statute restoring
III" death pennity for first degree muir
;icr have gone into effect In Washing
Ion. Among new lnws in effect In ons
mnklng il unlawful for boys between
Tho ages OF Is and II 10 posseaa TO
hncrn.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fl. Alley oi
were killed. and Mrs Hctfy G.. Stock
ion, Alleys sister. and II. r. Gardner
ais" of Santa Barbara. were danger
nusly Injured in an~ automobile acct.
dent near Crescent City. ninefy-three
miles north of Eureka. Indications
were Tint The car In descending q
steep mountain grade struck log and
plunged over a Cliff
The Twenty fourth Infantry hat
talon crossed the internnti ntional bortes
10 Junrez Sunday night. The fifth and
Seventh Cavaiary regiments crossed al
three fords east of Fl Pnso. A hat
talon of the Eighty-secoud ARTILLERY
crossed east of the stockyartis. Theirs
were approximately 1890 American
troops on Mexican sotl ten minutes #
ter ordered tn make the crossing. Col
Sc'nh Fl. n. Tompkins Of the Seventh
Cavalry was In command Of the cav
airy brigade which crossed at the
fords. while Colonel Hadse.l was ID
command Of the infantry. Two ar
nored motor cars rumhlesi over thu
bridge going TO Juarex The reasos
given Mt military headquarters for or
dcrlng the troops to cross was "tt
prevent firing from the Mexican sid
"n FL Paso."
WAaHnR6TnR
Twelve prisoners have escaped from
the United States Army Dfsciplinar,
Barracks at Fort Lcavenworth, accprd
ing to a notification from Leavcp
worth.
Without q record vote, the Senat
passed the bill OF Senator Cummins
Republican, Of Iowa, amending tn
railroad control act so as to restor
: the raie-mnking powers Of the Intes
state Commerce Commission. Th
measure now goes to the House.
Further reduction In the size Of til
army TO be maintained for the nas
fiscal year was tentatively agreed M
on ~ the House In deciding To In,
appropriations for pay and nainte,
ance on an army Of 100000 men, II
stead Of 100000. a. reported hy th
House military committee. The Va
Department had recommended BRO,
Sion for an army Of 10000.
The Keota news., 1919-06-20
uoo-0svseo Tassne

TAaohaeal AanaCRr-Aacbooth Ra,'
6geeo'S 1Ese and lase appenruncs |.
va06sv11le peooahay was the means q
0vtnG hnnlkQdD e lives.
RspoesM@HOW'S tAae3
TAsatI4eal Maaaeee-Fire started ;
Q afeoseag eoo0 e Q theater In whis
- was DiayiA9 and ha immsfia'ei
W1Iko1 - - H0oG3igAtY and b.-aa ~
0cl
RspsetsF-Ssoe presence OF Hilas
q, WAate
theatrical Ianasee-Rathsr' y.
1e0Do Wo0 e1DafO0 - 1ve minutes
0uGh1o IUguA
The Keota news., 1919-06-20
HQRllQH

Ins palace Of the Yildis Kiosk "
habited by the Sultan Of Turkey, nee
been destroyed by dre.
Tho French minister at Belgrade ha1
informed the Belgrade govesnmeos
that France has officially recognises
the Serbian. Croatfan. Slovenian staee.
General Pershing has advised thos
he proposes to transport 37n.OOO meo
lsDmewartl during tho month OF Juo2
This breaks all previous records n
moving troops overseas, and axceo4s
the number Great Britain moved acres
the channel In any month.
Adjutant Casaie, the French avise0r
who established new world nlu0de
record In France by ascending = .
height Of 10,l00 meters (approximosAy
38, l30 feei). The flight Was made u
fifty.five minutes. The Temperature
at the height of 1O.100 meters was
8 degrees below zero.
Tho case of Robert Minor. t0rn1es
carfOoniss and writer for the New Y0rA
World. VIM was arrested mystes4Ouo'
ly In Paris. In now in the hondo of the
American military authorities In6ots
nation regarding the chasUe asainse
Minor and his whereabouaS In wit1Ar
held pending further investigation.
Hundreds of Russians who refused
Ia contribute la q levy Of 41I. .000.UrD
imposed by the city of OsleAsa by thu
Boinheviki were forced tn walk the
plank" from q yacht formerly owned
by tho Cxar. according to August Da1r
ner. representative In Southern Rno-
Mrs. Dannar ~ refugees on tho Amer.
lean army transport Engiewoot.
Capt. John Aicock and Lieut.. ArthaR
w. Brown, In their vrckerS- vimy b.
plane. landed at Clifden, Ireland. coaDr
plsting the first nonstop airplana flight
across the Atlantic. Their trip froo
St. Johns. n. F.. was made In stxtees
hours and twelve minutes. In taking
the ground the machine struck haav.
Ily and the fuseluge pIoushed into tho
sand. Nsither -of the occupants wsso
injurcsl.
Tile Persian legation In Berna o.
n0unces that Persia 10 about to ciaiD
nn Indemnity at the Paris Peace Coz
ference for war losses. The leSatioo
says that although Persia was neutral
AO.0D Persinns lost their lives - .
result Of battles In Persian territory
and Turkey invastoua. and that The
damage tn state property is computed
Mt 3a00O.0OO francs. and that to psi.
vata property at 3,300 000.0 900 frascA
SPORT
Rudolph Wilhelm. present state
champion. won the 0Dlf ehampaoaship
OF Oregon again at Portland, whea ~
defeated r. L. Xacieay, up and -
play.
Tifty-fIve thouxand guide posts have
been placed on the boalevartis q
Southern California, BY the Auto0s-
bue Club Of Southern Califosuia, e.
corviing to an announcement just made
By officials Of thas orEanizatioa.
Four thousand wrestling fans saw
Joe Pesek defeat Zbyszko. ooe fall In
two hours, three miautes and fifteen
seconds, at Gordon, Neb. The match
vas evenly contested for one hour. ae.
ter which Pesek went behind aad
stayed there until tAa final fail. .
Nelson whitney Of New Orleans and
Richard Bockenkamp Of st. Louis
were all square in the finals at the end
Of thirty-six holes Of the transmissis-
s'ppt so'f championship. the decision
The Keota news., 1919-06-20

RxUvugbO o1O 0u1mD - - ~
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17
REGISTER TOMORROW
VOTE. AGAINST THE PROPOSED NEW
CHARTER RONTUESDAY, APRIL %

Let every in Albuquerque register between
Friday night o'clock order that all may
adoption rejection of the proposed charter
mttcd at a special election Tuesday, April 22
The Evening Herald believes that the proposed
should be- rejected The Of the proposed charter
printed twice in the Herald II has been issued In folder form hy
the city Every citizen should read carefully.
la effect this proposed charter the old. partisan
udrmanr form of government II infinitely confused and
confusing conflicting It's provisions than present
charter There particular objection increasing
bcr commissioners from three five But the district system
proposed the of nomination and election
and contradictory that trouble Of grave character
result
The principal used in favor Of the proposed charter
that II IL is not satisfactory 10 the Legislature and
fixed That precisely what sought from the last cgsa
tuc The result proposed fundamental law for this city
only unconstitutional bu in ronclad form that
be- amended.
adopt this proposed charter will break down munie.
pa government just becoming thoroughly useful
productive of good results and do know what will get
exchange.
Let every copy of the proposed charter and
read with The result of that will be the rejection
of the document
u the that you registered YOU can vote
This mighty important business for Albuquerque Here
registration places;
First ward New Mexico Cigar Store
Second Ward Alyarado Pharmacy.
Third ward ThaXton q Co, office, Third aud Gold.
Fourth Ward Swtzer's Barber Shop
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17
Proposal to Have League OF Ma
tions Covenant Confirm Monroe
Doctrine Arouses Ire Of Nip.
poncse Press.
RESPONSIBLE OPINION,
HOWEVER, FAVoRs US
Important japanese Influence Is
Reported as Solid for Friendly
Cooperation Between. Two
Countries.

Tul.n NpU I- Tho muu.H,r-
m,ut fHHf N.s.usur l.HU fUu J1plu-
.sc ambassador tu fH. ruitub states.
H wumue Iu Japan which H a.-
,ompIu..U Dog % continuation 20. u.r
anti. American Dtmpasu 100 th" 1J.-
4rgsD urusa hHH hrd tHr ,'l.,. ui
,nnfUHsina interest boz IupuuoH, Uul
American relations several uf tIo
newspapers HHIat fHtt \IsDuuut l-Hu
IH ftHHuIu. UU account u. dive
'uru nl NI,ws W.iu Q. homo -u. t.N-
mont
Tb. u,VHuHp,Ta Jssl1 Amrurl gnJ
Americans .uT lllrHtu activities lu NIH
Uguu. hHrrt and InIut SOM, uf fl,
utWaptppfH uni tHr tuit,l 40 II.r
urFreruE, Tho tu Smmpo r,."rH iu
tND HyIfIHhu,Ha uf iN. American UrU
puaDl Gao have thH l,tEuc cot uHtnI.H
covenant confirm a.. MONROE doc.
trIUt
Investigation show. uo ,.af,nyr p,
HrrluHH diplomat. UUtHIluui h.tWt.u 90
Japan nuu ih, lut,I states o. 81.
DO, r'H where SOM, difference %
views developed hotworn thc ul.'H
s'1t,s uui Japan, 30 now appDHfs th 2
tho two boundaries lrv wurkH.g 90
CLOSE cooperation, especially u "n.r
urruuu With tho control uf Tho uur-.
siberian TH.Iu|N THH recent incident
at TIu IWu between luuuura. yna
American troops d. not tuuVi't.
important hero. Itulu'H appoint
mont uI llruu husnrD SulutAni Ht
financial adviser io tlru atuWs NOS
to luNu boom approved lH ihr uiiul
States f.uu.N Of .H aIld Japan l.l
in. mUH N.H CHAT rH. ut.d Stut,-
uIH H|Hr.I.. iu ~ N H believed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17
HUN AGENT
SETS FIRE
TO YANKEE
TRANSPORT
German Had Been Allowed on
Board TO Look After German
Property; Vessel Carried 1000
American Soldiers.

BOSTON NpuI o., a German agcni
allowed con tH, transport Patricia 90
luDr out for G,rmln property at-
tempted to sct nrc 10 the vessel lnri
might as 90 WIS nearing Boston with
moro than 5000 American soldiers.
according 10 MAJOR Frank " Ca,an.
uush. of tho io.nd fold artillery one
1f mo Officers ON board
TH, uHn had boon locked in a
siutsruom bscuu-. Of his actions.
when , gu,ri icu the room The Gor.
man. wHoso name was given ss
Fisher. is alleged to have manipulated
electric wires boo such a. way aH Co
start blaze iu the Htateruum. the
subtd found t lively tire burning when
hy returned
Nrmhors of tho crew cXtinvurhcd
tho urr and IiHhor was placed In
irons Tho GDrWun was ono of five
oi bus yuuutr, men placed on houri
en-, Patricia hN consent of the allied
governments to watch the Hamburg
American lines property tie was
fDrmrriy second officer ou a Ger
Muu merchant ship.
Tho Patricia iH one of the FIRST Ger
Wun ships turned over io tho ullira
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17

Mexico April u tiDtrrdl AurrtIu Buuuurt,
President ucra cabinet who recently reported 10 have
landed the Vera region Tor the puru" Of starting rryou
the killed yesterday
thayHNt1 according from Vera Cruz
which quot, report from General Francisco g. lriutc chief of
military operations tho ol turduvu and urIlahn
According telegram, ll General lruilr the
maudrr region Cha,aNu General Guadalupe sanchez
party Rebel, Bauuu yesterday de-
The dead hul 1T General BauIuc found later
r,rrHpbcd Gcucul Bauluc
head to Vera rI fn establish the idcu'l lfrafuu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17
REDS MASSACRE 1880
SYSTEMATIC SLAUGHTER BEING PRAC7CED BY BOLSHEVIK
FORMER HUN CROWN PRINCE
ISSUED FOR DIVORCE; CRUEL
AND FAITHLESS TREATMENT
TO BE BASIS OF THE ACTION

Zurich. Apru o. The former DER
man crown Princes tecil0 has taken
steps tn divorce hrr husband, Ffcdc-
TICK william. according Co announce
nient given o. Zurich newspapers hy
tho former GRAND Duchess AnasiaHic
uf MeckicnhirE- -Schwerin, mother OF
the former crown princess The state.
ncnt SAYS that 10 long has been the
foslfo of Cocllc 90 divorce hcr huH-
band hui that the pressure % tho
tiuhcugullrrn family up 90 this time
had prevented her from carrying u
out
Tho statement of the grand duchess
charges Frederick william With
cruelty tu bic wife myinE.
"pu one occasion some time ago
thn situation became Hu unhcsrahle
that my daughter actually fled from
her home. She almost succeeded IN
reaching fwitzsrlnnd. orders we're
sent from .ieriin 90 intercept her and
She wua captured Ht the German
frontier like q comomn criminal and
taken 60 Berlin under arrest
My daughter will be- able 60 place
fore the grrmHn court overwhclm d
ing evidence against her husband and
VIII Dee able 90 prove many instances
uf the rruasaat cruelty It's infidch-
fIrs were numerous and there b.
abundant proof ~ them. iiiH brutal
u.s. wnH Hfrueioua uu more than ono
occasion mY daughter was treated
with actual violence She Was hfuil.
I ud auI Dor face was dhnrurci hy her
. husbands hiowH'
U.rlIn dispatrhra hV way NJ ~.
rDh. February O. Said that Frederick
William had instituted pruccrdingH
/ Tor dlVoroc. hut thcro have been no
. further reports uu the case The fnr-
mDr crown prince and Princess te'
ellie were married in June 1908. The
pair have five children the young
eat h1Nlur hscu born in 1913. THE
former crown prince IN in exile ln
Holland Ilis family has remained AZ
rnfsdau.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17
RITE TO
OBSERVE IMPORTANT
FEAST DAY TONIGHT
Maundy Thursday TO Be cele.
brated by Impressive Ceremonies
at Masonic Temple; Banquet
Also TO Be Held.

The most Important folst day 20
scottish uIts Masous. Maundy
Thursday. Will hc celebrated at the
Masonic trmpic hN the scottish liite
~ uNtinruishiuE the seven symbolic
iEhu viii he held. ba well na the
mystic banquet
Tho annual election of the officers
of the club viii precedo the ceremony
after which the banquet viii ho held
ana the following obligatory toaHts
viii Boz offered ana responded 60;
"pur Country. nr. David %. Hoyd.
'rhr supreme council" Hon. Rich
ard ". Hanna.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17
Victory Loan Workers
to Meet Friday at 4

. AH workers fnT tho Victory
= i.01r that means captains aud
. choir f.Iu. HrD requested tu ho
. present tf re- preparatory meet
. uE fu ut held at tho Chamber
y uf Commerce at Q o'clock t1mur.
. row FrduN afternoon a. Yuf
. tcrdtVs meeting the time which
. hld been announced for FRIDAY
. night wpa changed 90 the after.
. noon Judge Hickey and Ma
2 i0r Hairs. the governmental
. HEsut Tor the Liberty l. tn
. drive both made short and I'M
. sp.rInr tolka to the team cap
. taIns who mot a. the CONNER.
q riaI puh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17
BoISheviki Claim
Success Along the
Whole West Front

London, April tI,--continucd sue
ccHses for Russinn soviet forces along
almost the whole of tha western Rua-
siHn front from the Baltic 20 tho
liack sea h claimed IN a Russian Of
fetal wireless dispatch received here
today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17
Iowa Governor is
CenSured by House

Dys MuiuUs. &c. April 4 'uu#uro
ot Governor " {. Harding and rritI
'Isn ot Aftorur, General ~ NJ iit,-
u,r for thoIr activities 100 the Roth.
hun pardon rIsr We voted to-day hy
the iowa house uf r.pr,rruHtN"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17
GENERAL BLANQUET,
LEADER OF LATEST
MEXICAN UPRISING,
IS REPORTED DEAD

War Minister Under President Huerta Falls in
Skirmish With Federal Forces, According to
Dispatches Received by the Associated Press at
Vera Cruz; His Representative in New York
Says Report is Not True; Banquet Was Men,
Der of Firing Squad That Put to Death Austrian
Emperor Maximilian.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17
10000 RIGA VICTIMS
HERDED ON ISLAND TO
AWAIT ASSASSINATION
At Another Point, 800 Men, Women and Chill
dren Are Put to Death; Few Days Ago, 1000
Civilians Were Murdered at Still Another
Advances.

Stockholm April 1.-THE Bosheyki carrying a rapid
and systematic humiliation Of a the Bougeose elements Riga
according o reports from Libau.
The victims taken the island Of asen Dvna
and said to number 10000 including aud children
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
Food for the Furious
The Price Belgium Paid
No Hun Agents Needed

NNE il Injured ia the tales al
bloody leeds ia Russia But
the report that 5000 non.
vombatant, have been slaughtered
10y the Bolshcyiki recently put
Lcnins Lcnin.
Almost simultaneously with this
report comes the official statement
from Pari, that food is To bc ship.
ped into Russia. under ScandmaN
iar supervision.
Who will get this foods The
starving peasants Of Russia. or the
army of Trotzky' These are que,
iions that the people Of America.
especially. have the right ~ ask /.
for 10 j. they who are called upon
10 supply the provision, that are
~ hc sent 10 Russia
Recent history show, that Lculn
und his hrurhmcn have been dis.
trIhutug food or'y 10 their sol.
dirr, Those members of Russian
,urirty who dared 10 oppose the
carnival oi blood into which the
red leader, have plunged the
country. have been allowed 10
starv, if they were not put 10
wSf>r torturrs
What guarantee have Ne that
hi>ipr, shall not repeat itself The
neutral countries are certainly not
going tu waste their own men aud
their own money tu make Russia
safe for American food
Food may bee the best varciha
tiuu against Bolshcyism But lct
~ hr sure that % falls into the
hauds Of people who are set m
tainted with the disease For
those who are already member, Of
the murdcrou- band b. is folly tu
expect a cure via the bread line.
tisIrItu industry UHs suffered IuW.
Hg" 'o iUy rNtrut ui 30 uuu 600 600
frames tt..uIH. 10000. uuuI. DO fUIa claim
uIuUk. UffiH country sIuulI r't tl.H
,l,i' .rutim. ul ii even 100 Oh, usI
uf u.U. IUE trTuIHuf. f'rItT frtHuEH
IHttcrN there UuE nINU hr,u u..
u.rI Hu unfortunate tendency fu fuIa
fHf tr, Hyit that thr sIiirs uW, tH fut
smaller NATIONS WH.UH took IH.f u
o., urHt trInH' tH, liuua Serbia
tor example IHH b,tu UUIrEtf,d Iu
the background. tuu U,iFium iH BE-.
tuH.u oven th, honor uf having a..
capital uf fHr lrUEu, uf rlfiuuH with
300 tts huuuitfiDH
Nmrri't dii not ENTER thiH war fnI
ANS advantage uI her Own llrI
statesmen should make If ,I,HT fu tN,
rest ut tho world tNHt the smaller u
wrll IH tho larger victims of HrUHsItu.
ism must ur ttkun care ut
With rrIul G,Imlu lin.tuI,. I'd
iluu agent allowed uu ru4rI uf H
transport 'lrnWr AMERICAN troop
tTIrI fu go nr, o. ~ tnuHf.
A. We have rru,HltdlN observe
900 thts. columns the war ls not ultI
fol tu, Gprmaus Whenever th,l s,,
tn opportunity for pluuEur y kuit,
lutu our back tho, will do su.
That tho G,TUIu.s WU,uuiur' ai
tempt failed was not hiF fault VI
dII the best ho could TOE kultur Nu.
NuHI brother uT NuuI sun might have
hppu on thar transport
n iH tu hr huptd that QUO guN,rU
mrut will twmpdtatrh Withdraw
from Gcrmunt the uEht tu uIHU
agents on board ui former German
ships ln order tu sr' that GyrWti
prupf rtN ia safe Both German prop
'rfN uud American Ufy Will o., .1fD
without such aEcuN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17

TIA Of the principal cities the lrenburR district
the Siberian border taken by the Boshevik early this spring
but late In March rccaptucd by forces of the Omsk all Rus
n government which have continued press back the Boshe
Wiki n this region Dispatches from On dated April and
rcycd Tuesday announced the by the Bohevik Of
more than 1000 civilians n aud tho Of Oa the north
of Ufa in this district.
West Of Riga the Let's have been driven southwark within
four miles of Mitau.
West of Pruskurof the Boshev have taken voocysk
the iiuan acan frontier and within % miles Of
juopo
IN the Crmea Lakes and
advanced the direction of Smferopo the capital Of the Cmea
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17

London Aprl l7Eghcen hundred persous including
women murdered by the Bosevk rfa according
Telegram from Omsk received in official quarters here
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17
DAILY WEATHER REroRr
AZ the Uni,rr,ii, NJ New McAico
Albuuucrquc.


TIIT lnI NlTW"T lUnTENT nm
Friday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17

NEW YORK METAL MARREr.
New York. April i7.--copper ant
iron unchanged. lead quiet; spot an,
April offered at 500. apeltcr steady
East 81. Louis spot G07 y u oit; MnS
6O7 = 1ff2hi al London. spot cop
per In. 20, iOs. lead IN. IS; other
unchanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-17
srEER rrticEs.

Dsnvsr--iif.7s to ,is.so
Kansas City - sio.so 10 tfs1s.
chicaeo-tii7s to $1,000.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-16
Sick Soldiers Are
Ill Used, Is Charge

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-A con-
gressional committee@will be asked to
charges made against
the army officers in charge Of Camp
Polk, tank camp at Raleigh, N. C.
James S. Manning, Attorney General
of North Carolina, complained to Sen
ator Simmons that the mishandling
of influenza and pneumonia there
may have resulted in deaths. Mr..
Manning feels keenly on the subject
of sick soldiers, one Of his sons hav-
ing died of illness in France.
Senator Simmons asked an investi-
cation by the War Department of the
complaint that the medical officers
had neglected the soldiers, and by
moving some to Asheville, when they
were too sick to be transferred may
have caused their deaths.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-16

Class Hatreds Grip Berlin
And Point Way to Anarchy
AS Ebert Faces New Peri
By ARNo DoscH.FLEURoT.

BERLIN via Copenhagen), Jan 16.-Alhough the Ebert
government has the situation in Berlin in hand its troubles
ko ended Everywhere go feel class in the air
with pnched faces staring with hard eyes their
less unfortunate sisters.
Going out from the hotel six miserable gaunt soldiers
turn eyes of hate fat burgeos handsome town car NY
automobile has been taken me by the Red Guards
Wherever government soldiers appear the Streets when
duty may workmen and other soldiers entcng them to
join the Sovieh
Even the government should succeed in holding the cons
utiOna elections the class hared will not die Russian boil
shevism has made at least that much headway
Berlin.
The issues the situation making clearer every day that
the real struggle is between the democratic idea of National
Assembly and Socialist Soviet Standing for the assembly
government steadily getting increased support from the bour
geois element and lessened active Socialist support
Communists capalzing this distinction by trying to
press the people that Ministers Ebert and Schedeann are
bourgeois The SOVIET plan Of has aured the
especially the elements that intent sezg the
national wealth. that struggle that might lead to civil
in Russia likely than the few weeks ago
Only actual sessions of National Assembly with prompt con-
structve industrial programme, the country