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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-07
WHEN THEY CONE HONE AGAIN.

The row between Marsh and laor-
ter and Herring and other members
OF the democrat delegation to the
convention seems to have been mainly
q Marsh Meredith contest for ,or-
troll of-the state organization. Mere
dith was t.run down and walked "a
by the Marsh forces. Wilbur bossed
the delegation. according to GOSSIP.
and voted 1t as he saw fit by hof3ina
majority. The fight is to be brought
back to the state and Mr.. Porter snd
Mr.. Herring are quoted as threaten-
ing a change In the state ticket ur-
less changes are made in the national
committee OF which Marsh is t1ealsur-
er. That is taken to mean that l,or-
ter and Herring may withdraw from
the state ticket unless the change Is
made.
It looks as tho the Meredith outfit
took too much for granted as to the
Influence a cabinet appointment
might have and banked too much on
the preatige with which Mr.. Mere
dith came home to Iowa, forg.tful
that Wilbur was delft handed and
hardened old warrior In the g;rm4.
Meredith came home to carry the
delegation back to McAdoo which
suggests that McAdoo Is crown
prince was not distasteful to the
throne. The suspicion has been
growing that Meredith,s tentative
candidacy was not meant bit a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-07

The second greatest copper mine
the world Is in Alaska.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-07
FISH, FLOOD AND FALLING nARkEr

The small and almost negligible
number Of business failures In war
time was spoken Of az astonishing.
1t was freely predicted that the care
less and incompetent merchants OF
one and another line would be forced
out Of business. Yet they not only
continued to exist but they tlourished.
All classes Of merchandisers rnade
money while the war was on and In
the months since the war has
ceased.
The explanation is evident. The
rising prices protected even the least
competent of them. Time after time
the inventory prices rose strongly.
Stir advances took care of mistakes
and carelessness and even Of In
competence. The constantly rising
tide Of prices protected and carried
them on it's Hood. The amazing lack
Of failures 3 no mystery. one adj
vance after another Of inventory
prices explains It.
All fishes can swim and disport
themselves In food time. Il is on q
falling food that they find them
selves marooned in puddles and
bAyous and cut of from the matt
channel. Commercial failures come
the same way. Falling markets catch
carelessness and Incompetence and
leave them high and dry. The danger
Of failure was bugaboo in war time.
1t is = direct menace now and an In.
crease In commercial failures Is pre-
dicted and may be expected. II. as
confidently expected the process OF
readjustment has begun conditions
win be reversed. PiunEers who
made money on commercial CANDLES
and Incompetence whose mistakes
were protected by rising prices will
no longer be covered by that
premium.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-07

Jute leaves have been used for food
since ancient times.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-07

altations Of pavement. Persona VIII,
have had their heads knocked upon
the wooden bows Of cars and sucl,
like continue to insist that those
holes and humps are actually theru.
or course there is the possibility, as
at Grinnell that they are Pigments Of
| the imagination despite the pains
and bruises Of the teetators. It sug-
sests that our commissioners are as
bold and intrepid as~the mayor and
city clerk of Grinnell and that they
secure a heavy car and a SPEEDY
Chauffeur and seek conviction and the
testimony Of scalp wounds after thu
manner Of the Grinnell burgomaster.
Seeing Is. 1t appears, not always be-
lieving. but broken head and a week
In the hospital is the naked truth.
En- avant. Messieurs the Commission i.
aires. charge Chester charge, 20
where glory awaits you.
1t might be carried farther and
with excellent prospects. Township
trustees might be required by law to
drive over the road they have III
charge: county supervisors whose
blindness equals that OF city officials
! who can't believe a hole In the
ground when they see 1t should be
raced here and there In an effort to
convince them that the road hasnt
been dragged or be sunk in mudhole.,
until they get the impression. The
road boss who plows up a decent
highway and drass sod into the
! track to go away smirkingly con.
tent with his own engineering
should be hitched to \ car by thu
heels and used to drag the road
smooth again.
! Some folks incline to jump to con-.
illusions. to accept a little thing like
the incident where the lady was
knocked cold ~ conclusive. Not so
the mayor and the city clerk of Grin.
nell. Nobody can put anything over
ion them. Wonder what they'd do II
somebody reported \ case of small =.
pox.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-07

Of raising and eauipping division
for the war but there seems no bar
against grabbing the Roosevelt name
for use In a party campaign by
nominating hfth cousin Of
Teddy's for vice president. The
nominee doubtless is persona grata
to the Wilson administration or he
wouldn't have remained as Daniels
assistant secretary Of navy. This
attempted marriage Of the Roosevelt
name to the administration influence
suggests divorce proceedings with
the public as the Jury.
The presidency isn't such q man
killing Job IL the man 10 content to
be president and doesn't strive to be
the director Of the universe
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-07
Ripping Rhymes
By WALT MASON
SUMMER DAYS.


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desep
Eprune and who
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-07
Topics Of the Times

It was the hands OF Esau in Iowa
but tha voice Of Jacob at San
Ffanctsco.
Looks as tho MT. Cox would have
to como across for all the picture
show publicity he gets tn this cam
patgn.
George Creel has written a book
on Wilson which Is to be used az a
campaign document. Now In Col.
House would write one It would be
interesting to compare the two.
When q baseball team makes IL
runs tn one inning and the demos
nominate vice president the same
day the sporting page rather lays
over the front page IN general in
terest.
Theodore Roosevelt was refuse !
BY democrat president the privilege
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John Burroughs
: s N:s'::s:::


2. What are the distinguishing
marks of the sand hornet?
3, Where can a ready made UNI
brella be found in the woods?
Answers to Yesterdays Questions
/. Are doves and pigeons as
abundant in merica as they are In
England.
Doves and wood pigeons are almost
as abundant in England as hares and
rabbits, and are also a serious an
noyance to the farmer; while In this
country the dove and pigeons are
much less marked and permanent
features In our rural scenery less
permanent. except in the case OF
the mourning dove, which is found
here and there the season thru.
2. How can wild bees be trailed?
The bee will not touch honey as
long as honey yielding flowers can
be found. But In the fall, after the
flowers have failed. she can be
tempted. The hee-hunter takes ad-
vantage OF this fact; he betrays her
with little honey. He wants to
steel her stores. and he first en-
courages her to steal his. then fol-
lows the thief home with her booty.
This is the whole trick Of the bee
hunter.
3. Does the red squirrel in the
fall hide a temporary store of nuts?
The red squirrel does not lay by
| a store of food for winter use. like
the chipmunk and. the wood mice !;
! yet In the fall he sometimes boards
in tentative. temporary kind OF
way. have seen his savings-but
| ternuts and black walnuts--stuck
! here and there in saplings and trees
near his nest: sometimes carefully
inserted in the upright fork of q
limb or twig. '
(Rishts reserved by Houghton-
Mtlfiin Companv.)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-07
l,sE HEROES o. saI,,NElA.

II Solomon or some other sage who
made the assertion that there -
nothing new in the world had waited
on the city officials Of Grinnell he'd
never have made that crack. Because
fft isr't 30. Hearken then:
There seems to have 6een q bis
hole or depression In the pavement
at Grinnell: the newspaper CORES
pondent courteously and collegiatsiy
calls it "suhsidencA" It also ap-
peers that people had been severely
and dangerously injured BY driving
into It. mostly Strangers ignorant Of
the topography OF Grinnefi "suhsid-
ences." It came to the ears Of the city
officials. They simply couldn't seem
to believe it. So the mayor took the
city clerk. got heavy car and ran
over the spot at speed to see lie the
hole was really there. It was. The
mayor went to the hospital with q
great cash in his scalp and the city
clerk, who had been taken along - q
competent witness'' got on with q
bruised body and q sewers neck
strain that made corkins good wit
ness out Of him. At that they got of
better than the tourist woman who
was taken away unconscious after
negotiating the subsidence.
In discussing this incident the dis
cusser scarcely knows whether to
begin with the heroic self sacrifice Of
the mayor and the irtrepidtty Of the
city clerk in their desperate attempt
to verify the report that there was a
hole in the ground there or the ap-
plication Of the valorouG act to other
towns where such conditions a. seen
by the common eye seem to exist
Now TN Marshalltown, complaint is
common of such subsidences and ex-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-07

subterfuge to grab the delegation FOR
McAdoo. Claude Porter and Meredith
may have objected to Cox as wiring
ing wet but 1t remains to be shown
that NIcAdoo isn't as full OF moisture
as wet sponge. So there's that. MI.
Marsh, himself, has never been con-
sidered anything else in politics but
that didn't affect him seriously when
he was considering candidates.
Marsh and the Marsh controlled ma
jority of the delegation were out 10
ride In the band wagon and boss the
organization in Iowa. SO while the
Meredith men were tuning Zip to play
McAdoodle Wilbur and his bunch
simply got into the wagon and drove
Off ms close TO the head OF the parade
as they could get. And Marsh will
come riding home in toe wagon with
the gang playing I'VE Cut the Mus
tard."
That's shout all there IL to it, about
all that will be. CLAUDE will be out on
the track all right with his old
running shoes on when the callers
announce the heat and Herring will
stick along with Claude. Marsh will
still lead the band and he will let
Utteroack and q few others act as
timing Judges and the whole bunch
viii ,ienounce a little and express
confidence in the leadership Of Ohlo's
noble son and indorse the acts and
purposes of that outstanding and
pre-eminent world leader Woodrow
Wilson. Maybe the delegation from
Scott will strive for recognition OF
their recent resolutions against sump-
tuary legislation and personal liberty
and demanding the repeal OF the Vol
stead act and so forth but that's
about all There viii be cheers all
round for the living and tears Cor
the dead and the democracy Will
present united front" and those
who want a drink will look for Il and
some Of them will find 1t and others
will lsrnoke cigars and take an Ice
cream soda and the merriment Of
marriage bells will not be one. two.
three In comparison.
Birds in their little nests agree
And It's shameful sight
When leaders Of democTacee
Fall out and chide aud nght.
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HANDY DIRECTORY
-OF THE
MASONIC TEMPLE
Masonic Meetings
Visitors Always Wslee me.

MARSHALL LODGE NO. 1913 A.
r. A. NJ, Friday, July 3. Second
degree. Z o'clock sharp. c. c. Jen-
nings, w. NJ: John w. Wells, Sec
rotary.
sfGNET CHAPTER NO. ss. r. A..
NJ, Monday. June Is. z >. m. Royal
Arch degree and refreshments. FRANK
r. Nokes, H. P; John w. Wells, SEC
rotary.
KING SOLOMON COUNCIL, NO.
20, stated assembly; June Il, ousa-
ness session. O. G. Fox. mister:
John w. Wells. recorder.
CoNCLAvE ST. ALDEMAR COM
MANDERY. NO. 30. Tuesday. Juno
a. 3 D. m. Business meeting.
Clyde n. Stewart. commander: Jonn
w. Wells. recorder.
CENTRAL CHAPTER NO. 81 O. Il.
q. Regular meeting "Wednesday.
July IA, at 8. for business. Mrs. W.
Richards. W. M: Mrs. Archer Wall
ton. secretary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-07
IN THE ELEVENTH.

Ed Fl. Birmingham, of Sioux City,
must be given the palm for audacity.
He Is going to try and beat w. B..
Boies for congress from the Eleventh
district this fall and is relying on
the wet" vote sending him to Wash
ington. Everyone who has met Ed
says that he is fine fellow, good"
fellow and all that. The vote for
him next fall will show just how
strong the wet" sentiment is in the
Eleventh district. No doubt Mr..
Birmingham will attract some wet"
republican yoters-and lose some
dry" democratic ballots, \ for it's
easy for even a democrat to vote for
Judge Boies. He is strongly parti-
san, 1T is true, but the Judge has
made good in congress.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-07
aEcoND FLOOR.
THIRD FLOOR

DRs. FRENCH AND COBB
I'VE, Ear. Nose and Throat
Specialists
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-07

Theodore Roosevelt was refuse1
by democrat president the privilege
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-07

Tin has been found in quantities
on the Seward peninsula.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-06
RECO INSTRUCTION
DEL SISTEMA
FlNANClERO
Depende de la fiiaeion
de Ia deuda alemana
Sin csc requisite, dice Ell
Ministro de Hacienda de
Alemania, todos les pro-
yectos fracasaran

BERLIN. Noviembre EN- IL Sc
sion del uitimo jueves en- 81 ReichstaG,
pronunci6 el Dr.. Josef Wirth. Ministro
de las Finanzas del lmperio. IN en-
tenSo Giscurso. en- eI cual eXpuso que
Ia condici6n ~primordiai de toda tenta-
tiva que sc emprendiese para Ia deter
minaci6n definitiva y clara de los pages
que deberd hacer Alemania. en- citras
tijas que no permjJan alteration MN
guna debcn ser calcuiadaS SObre IA base
de las posibiIidades a~ctualcS de produc
con. Asreg6 el Ministro que. sin Ia
Drevia fiiaci6n de las c~anJidldeS CO.
Responsiveness q los compromises de
Alemania. todos los proycctos imam
cieros uue Sc concib;eran y sc puSIe-
ran en- pr;icrica. resultarlan i~nef!caces
forZosamente .ponicndo en- grave pei!-
gro Ia vida e~con6nliCa de IN naclon.
4 continuation, 81 DR.. With declare
que el Sobierno estaba animado del
firme prop6sito de llevar a cabo n le-
~gislaci6u actual relativa a los impues
tos. aSi como de emplear una partc de
Ia contribution especial lIamada KEEL
chsnotopfer." para ~conso!idar Ia in
f~luencia del gobierno On las princi-
paIes industries del pals Y en- los re
cursos ~nacionales de que podia dis
n Ell Ministerio de Hacienda.
FL Ministro de las FinanzaS terml-
no diciendo que seria indispensable
que Sc ~implantara 81 ano de 1rabajo
ob~ligatorio. en- virtud del cual todo
ciudadaRo aleman. si6ndO apto. ton
dria Ia obligation de contribui" con suS
energias al dcSarrollo de Ia prospe-
ridad dc "a uaciGr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-06
Concentrates al discurso
del CanciIIer aIeman

BERLIN. NOviemDrr 4-Ii2da Ia
prcnsa de e>ta capital comenta en- ex-
tensos cdit0rialeS el gran discurSo pro
nunciad0 por el Canciller Feherbach
en- el Reichstag. Los p~eriGdicos de la
manana sin exception. eStin d. acuer
do en- que a tom sumamcnte peSimiS-
Ia. CUE el orador no abando90 deSdc
cl principle haSta Ell lin de III ~alocUci0n
esta plenamcntc j~uStiGicado. en- vista
dc Ia terrible Situaci1n originally por
las e~stipuiaCiones del Tratado de Versa
Hes. cstipuiacioncs que ponen al gobier
no e. Ia imposibilidad absolute de de-
linear INA politica vigoroSa Y firme, a
tuviera cfectos posiJivos en- 81 Sentido
de IA reconstruction.
Toda Ia prenSa rcconocc que q dis
curse del Caucilier Sc d~istingui6 por
Ia ausencia absolute de toda ambigiic-
dad en- 'concCptos y palabras. procc-
diendo rGspecto de todos los puntOS.
deu TOGO. sin exception alguna, con Ia
mayor ~franqueza; ell lUdas las parties
de ~ exposition Sc manifesto IA ohte-
tividad mas completa, vibrando Ell
su oraci6n Ell ono desapasionado del
que trata n aSuuto apegandose ne
tamentc a 10 que lie positive hay en-
ell mismo. Y en- esta forma. desde el
principle hasta ell fin del discurSo. to-
mo cuerpo siemprc dc nuevo la prue-
ba larga t inconIestable apoyada en-
ciemnlos de evidencia ~irrefutable, de
que las Demands lie Ia Entente son
impracticabIes Y que Ell r~echazarlas
constitute para Alemania un acto IN
siudible para Ia pcrservaci6n de sus
r~unciones mas whales.
Por 10 demas, en- todos los perlodi-
COS vibra Ia nota secundaria que AMI
mo la oraci6n del canciller. y en- Ia
cual Sc 'cxpresa Ia esperanto de que
Fraacia. llcgue al fin Y al cabo a con-
vencerse de que Ia politica u ha sos
tenido hasta ahora con ID mayor te-
uacidad tendra forzosamente II orr
cinar Ia ruina completa de Alemania,
y Que, viendo mas ALA, Francia mis-
ma tendrfa que enterrar para siempre
sus csperanzas relativas a "a repa-
raci6n. en- .el momento en- que c-eyese
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-06
I'm p~eriodista itaIiano
sera eI Embajador de
Italia en- Alemania

BEREIN. Noviembrc 5.-Scgun in
iorraucioneS recibiGas en- est2 capital.
81 successor del actual Embajudor de tia
Tia IN Berlin. seho~ de Martino.-quien.
como "a 10 anunci6 Ia prenSa. fut de-
SySnado POI su gobicrao para encar-
garse de Ia Embajada de~Wash:ngton,
-sera e. Senador Frasati. Este dlpio
matico Is propictario del importante
peri6dico La Stampa." que Sc "dita
en- Turin. y es ~conocido como uno dc
los amigos politiccs mas fnr;mos del
seno. Gio}itti. Primer Ministro dc
Italia.
Obrando bajo u jnfluencia de Clio
Iitti. ci Senador Frassari comoati5 dn
ranre Ia guerra con Ia mayor vioien-
cha Ia p~olitica de Sonnino, puhlicando
en- su peri6dico informes veridicoS So
bre Ia s~ituaci6n interior y exterior oe
Italia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-06
Sc SIENTE DIEZ AMOS MAS
JOVEN

-Cualquiera persona que .sufra de
dolores en- la espalds. iaouecas. en-
los musculos, dolores ~reumaticos, o
cualduiera otro sintoma de afeccio-
mes en- los rinones C veiiga. Sc inte-
resara en- leer esta carta de Fl.
Brvde. 925 Garden St, Hoboken. n.
]. "Durante -muchos amos no pude
hacer 10 que ahora iago. Mi es-
rosa tenia que ponerme los zapa-
tos muchas veces. Logre aiiviarme
cen las Pastiilas de Foley para lbs
Rinones. Ahora me siento diez amos
mas ioven.' De venta en- todas las
droruerias. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-06
SERA OLAND LA
PIMA. REPUBLlCA
DE EUROPA
Efectos de la revision a
la Constitution
Tai cosa seria ell resultado
de la faIta de succession
masculine de la actual
dinastia reinante

La FAYA. Noviembre 5.-Holanda
atrayiesa en- estos momentoS por =
agitaci6n polftica. ONO r~eSu!tado de
lac recomenGaciones sometidas al CO.
bierno, Dor la Comisi6n nombrada pa
"a revisar Ia Constitution de csc rel
no. Er el caso de que dichas reco-
~menGaciones liegasen a seguirse' Ho-
landa Sc veria en- la posibilidad de
zanzibar su regimen de Soblerno, pa
Sando de una monarqula n una re-
pIblica. Tai revision Sc ha decld!do,
en- Vista de Ia falta Ge- succession mas
culina.
La actual reina de Holanda, GIitlermI
ma. no tiene mas que n hiJa. la Prin-
cesa u!iana. Que Cuenta a n icchA
once amos de edad. Solo en- Ell case de
que IN reina llegara a tener un MO o
que Ia Princesa Juliana llegara a ca
sarse Y tener descendencia masculine.
Sc cvitarfa la extinction de Ia dinast' :
la muerte de IN monarquia.
La comosi6n de reterencia. IA pro-
puesto como reforma Il In ConStitu-
ci6n Que en- 10 successive a menos que
hayl un descendiente masculine di-
recto del gobernante masculine. 81 tro-
no paSara a I'm miembTO masculine de
Ia segunda generation del dltimo rey
V en- el case de que no haya successor
masculine directo. el pueblo tendra el
dcrecho de zanzibar Ia forma de go
bicrno &c su pals.
Como hasta ahora tai descendiente
no cXiste. Holanda Sc halla eXpuSta
4 dejar de ser Una monarquIa para
formar en- Ia fila de las republicas
europeaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-06

haber l1eCado a Ia meta. La prensa cs-
Ia unanimementc de acuerdo en- que
Sc 'deben hacer todos los ~esfuerzos
imaginables nara abrirle los ojos a
la naci6n vecjna. IA cual. ccgada por
su obsesi6n, Marcia cada Ola con ma
0 celeridad hacia el aiSlamiento mas
ComDIeto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-06

SEBASTOPOL Noviembrc Eel
general WranCcl ha logrado retirar en-
buen orden suS tropas 4 Ia Crimea. TO
obstantc 10 violcnto dc los ataQues dc
los h~olshcviiis que Sc encuentran ado-
"a a~vanZando al SUI del Rio Dinicncr.
Las tropas del Soviet estan ahora ST
tiando 81 sistema de trinChnras cue
ocupan los anti bolslcvIkis en- ell es-
trccho que unc Ia peninsula de Crimea
al tarritorio russo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-06
WRANGEL Sc REIIRA
DE NUEVO A LA
CRlMEA
La ~ofensiva bolsheviki
tiene complete exito
rojos estan sitiando
las posiciones de Wrangel
en- Ell estrecho de Pc
rikop y Salkova

PARIS. Noviembre 5.-Despachos
de Basilea. Suiza. traen n informa-
ci6n De Que NJ. Martel, Ell emisario
del gobierno frances aE recientemente
reconocido gobierno del Baron General
Wrangcl. en- Ia Crimea, ha enviado
informes bastante de~sfavorables para
81 mercionado jefe anti-bolshevikl. Sc
gun los deSpachoS de referencia. los
intormcs del emisario frances EXPIRE
san entire otraS. cosas. 10 siguiente:
NO ha sabido. GVranSel.) como OBJ
tener Ia ~con:ianza del pueblo Y es in
capaZ de meiorar la SituaCi6n "usa.
Rodeado de I'm Srupo de genie lncom-
petente. de SECURE que 40 podra resis-
tir la ofensiva de los Soviets:"
Este informe' ia causado gran sen
saciin en- los circulos politicos y Off
ciales de Russia Y Sc Ia llegado a x
presar que el Presidentc HIlleraHc
retirara su apoyo al general Wrangel,
a menos que Sc compruebe que repre-
enta al pueblo de Rusia. para saber
10 cual de oerteza, Millerand Sc propO-
ne Celebrar una conferencia O los IL
deres anti-boolShevikiS en- Paris. .,
mes entrante de Diciembre. Esra con-
~forcncia decidira la politica del gobier
no frances hacia la Russia del Sur Y
tai vez Dc por resuitado la resoluciGn
de ayudar en- Ia ofenSiva anti-roja que
Sc ~proyecta. o mejor dicho, Ia contra
ira -ofensiva.
Despachos ~procedeutes de Sebas-
topol recibidos hoy aqui. dicen que
las fuerzas bolshevikis en ndmero &c
500. 900 homhrcs. han llegado a Pc
rikop. obligaudo al cjercito del gene
raj WranScl a i~ntcrnarSe en- la Cri-
rleo, 81 cSta noticia es v+ridica. ella
sigaifica Que las fucrZas del jcfe anti
rojo han sufrido VI Scrio descalabro.
puey han perdido TODD 81 territorio que
habian ganado Y So ~encuentra ahora
en- una situaci1n inferior a cuando
iniCiarou su movimiento.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19

one is working for tho same end;
getty jealousles are forgotten, self
stcrifice has taken their place. Under
tie circumstances there is no chance
f,r failure. Backed by such a power
'ful corporation as the du Points, pro-:
noted and fostered By the energies OF
the citizens OF Petersburg and Hope
we'll City, safeguarded in health by,
TIE American Red Cross cooperating
with tho local medical authorities. the
1Iopewell Industrial District is des-
ned to resume its place in the hall
Of fame OF American cities, who have
T sen phoeniXlike from the ashes OF
o conflagration OF despair to the sum-
nit of national pride and honor.