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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-14
Chaos of Bolshepisn1 Analysed at First Hand
Shows Some Method in Soviet Rulers NADINE

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-14
Art and Literature o.
the Ages Cast Aside
and State Papers and
Records Destroyed
Fierce Propaganda
and Wild Theories
Mixed in New Works

was a corporal under tho old regime and
would be corporal still were it not for the
revolution. These two, ] replied, are natu-
rally able men who would rise to the top
under any liberal system Of government
Under the obsolete and inefficient tyranny
os the Car they would have little chance;
under a bourgeoise republic, presided over by
Miliukov or Lvov, they and men like them
from other political parties would have quito
as good a chance. The things most admired
in Bolshevsm are, indeed, borrowed without
acknowledgement from Czarist times and
from the republic of Prince Lvov; and, two
years ago. the pre- Bolshevik republican gov
eminent broke down all those barriers Of
class privilege, for the destruction Of which
the Reds take all the credit. Lenine has, in
fact, stolen the thunder of the revolution.
but this must not lead us TO describe that
particular thunder as the voice of the devil
when it is really the voice of the great Rus
sian people It was this mistake which
ruined Kolchak and Denikine.
BoIsheviks Seek Unitarian Ends Despite
Idealism.
| have several times pointed out that al.
the Red propagandists work extremely hari
| have attended Red dinners where son
guests had not time even to sit down or tax
off their overcoats or fur caps while the.
wolfed their food from plate, but cannot
say that | admire this feversh energy,
pecially in view of the ends to which II is
being directed
Despite the self-sacrifice and the idealism
of the Bolsheviks those ends are thoroughly
unitarian. Even their literature such
il is, strikes me as wholly utilitarian. The
great street for bookshops was formerly the
KusHetSkD Most. but all of these shops are
now closed and guarded by soldiers, all books,
without exception, being national property.
AS there has been no time to sort out these
books and place such of them as the Soviet
approves of in the many popular Libraries
that have been opened, they litter the floors
of these deserted shops in a disorderly pile
which sometimes rises to the height of "A
man; and the circulation Of books is now
controlled as carefully the circulation of
dangerous drugs.
The Caliph who burned the great library
of Alexandria said: IF they approve of the
Koran they are unnecessary and ought 10
be destroyed; If they oppose the Koran they
ought also to be destroyed" The Commu-
nists do not go quite so far as that, but the
universal application Of their principles with
regard to itera ture would be almost as great
a blow to civilization was the triumph
of the Mohammedans in the territories OF
ByZantium.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-14
Fantastic Activities Typical Of Red
Enthusiasts.

Meeting once In Siberia a gentle young
priest. who had remained behind TO share
the fortunes of his flock and knowing that
Poles do not like to speak Russian when they
can help II Though he turned out TO be a
Lithuanian) l addressed him In the best
Latin / could master, and / shall never
forget how his eyes lit up with pleasure at
hearing the sound of that tongue. Did IL
remind him Of how Nero failed yesterday
as Lenine will fail tomorrow?
To me these men represented European
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-14
System of Food Control Gives Soviet
Absolute Power.


As my one pair of boots was worn out
soon began to suffer from trench foot"
which l had never known when In the
trenches. My hair grew long, l ceased to
shave; I could not even wash every day; I
was able to clean my boots only once dur
ing the course Of month; what wonder.
then. that when I made myself known to
Mr. North he shook his head very, very
obviously? He gave me money, however.
and with this ! was able to buy some food.
For food could be had, though at very high
prices. AT several places near the Kremlin
women sold a sort Of rough porridge for 100
rubles cup-equivalent to flo In the old
currency-and / used to stand In the street
amid a crowd of famished dereicts who
looked almost as disreputable as myself eat
ing out of a wooden porringer with tire aid of
a wooden spoon this grateful and comfort
ng'' food. The porridge was kept IN large
wooden bucket like what cattle are fed out
of; and, being carefully covered, II was al
ways warm though there was very little
nourishment In II.
Tea made out of hot water and dried car
rot scrapings was sold In many shops, and
vegetable soup of q very poor quality could
also be got Workmen and their families
were better of than was. for their tickets
entitled them TO soup and black bread at the
SOVIET edllnB 0OuSeS, WIlCn, pelnB WITHOUT
documents Of any kind. ] could not enter.
Nor could ! buy bread in the Government
bread stores. nor. In fact, anything at all,
for had no documents-not even a permit
TO live in Moscow, and was In fact an out
law.
This system Of food control places un-
precedented power In the hands Of tho Gov
eminent and makes all strangers visiting
Russia absolutely dependent on the Soviet
There are no hotels save Governmental ones;
and private families cannot receive guests,
as they have no food Tor them. / cannot
imagine how such an arrangement can ever
work IL intercourse Is resumed between
Soviet Russia and the outer world Am
bassadors will be dependent on the Bolshe-
vik Government for food unless they get all
their supplies from abroad. and foreign busl-
ness men, tourists and newspaper corre-
spondents will be In the same position.
talked to all sorts Of people, but found
everybody intensely fatigued. suspicious and
unwilling TO discuss Bolshevism. the only ex-
captions being the paid Boshevik officials,
male and female. who number in Moscow
230 900 persons. against 100000 workingrnen.
Those who were not officials only spoke Of
tho lack Of food and fuel and the innumor-
able difficulties OF life; and they were all
cowed and dispirited. 1 attended the French
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-14

90 IINNed on FourIh Paae.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-04

decade that it, multitudinous uses
have become . matter Of common
knowledge. Greek and Roman his
torians tell that the corpses Of their
kings and heroes. when prepared for
cremation, were wrapped in incom-
bustible blankets to separate their
Charlsnnaens astoundsd his ruest:
on ono occasion by having . table.
cloth, made Of cotton stone" clean
Cd altar : meal BY throwing it into
the IRE and taking II out uninjursd,
but It he's bssn put 70 use only in
modern tines.
The flns quality Of Canadian as
bestps and the eass With which It can
b spun and woven--a very good imi-
tation silk can b. made fr,m it,
lcauSsd Ansrican and Eagiish capital
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-04

to investigate the Canadian mines
with the result that great mining
camps have arisen at Black Lake and
Thedford. Canada is now the centsr
Of tho asbestos minins industry Of
the world, producing about 5000
tons yearly. with the value ranging
from $500 . ton for the best grade
down to SO ton for the shortest
fibre.
Isl Asps sssI e u as:a. n MAKING ars-
vermin and 6rs-proc2 walls; asbsstos
paint, plaster, tiles and even asbestos
lumber are used IN hrs-proof con-
struction. Il y commonly used FOR
theatre curtains. tiremen's and else
tricians' gloves, nremen's garments,
becking and insulation for steam
pipes. boilqra, rsfrigerataes end
many special purposes.
Evening star., 1920-01-04
WIN. H. SAUNDERS & CO.,
So7 18th St. NV.

Bungalow-$,5OO
7 rooms, bedrooms. tiled bath. sleeping
porch. hot-water heat open fireplace. gas.
electricity. One block TO electric cars; 10
inmates to Treasury.
Observation-Disclosures
$500.
$1,000 Cash. $17.5O Monthly.
6 rooms. bath. hardwood floors. hot-water
heat. electricity; room for garage. VACANT.
One Block to l4th Street Car
Line; Semi-Detached;
Brand New.
$3.50.
81, 500 Cash; Balance Monthly.
rooms. bath. hot water heat hardwood
floors sleeping porch. Lot 150 feet deep.
Chevy Chase-Brand New.
$500; $1,000 Cash.
open fireplace. sleeping porch. electric lights.
Lot l50x15O.
Bunealow-Brand New.
1850.
Sl.5OO Cash; 500 Monthly.
) rooms, tiled bath, hot water heat hard
wood floors and trim. gas and electricity.
O. B. ZANTZINGER,
aos y. y. AVE.
Phone NJ 531l
No 1885.
BY oWNER-vACANT.
Modern Groom and bath house and garage
near 18th and. You NV. Price and terms very
reasonable. Phone Main $3.50. A.
Evening star., 1920-01-04

HARRY WARDMAN.
Wardman Building,
1890 X st. NV. Main 4loO.
Sl2. 10000.
In Cleveland Park. close to Chevy Chase cs-
line. An unusually attractive Groom and >
hat brick house: hot-water heat and electric
light; garage. Can give possession.
So.5OO.OO.
1924 Jocelyn St, Chevy Chase. D. c. nice
bright. sem-detached brick house, containing
8 large rooms and bath; also an attic room
which could be finished into another large
bedroom; blocks from school, and on same
side Of car tracks; convenient to stores. Ex-
elusive sale by this firm.
S12, 10000.
3a11 18th st. NV corner house on what is
rapidly becoming one of our most prominent
streets: contains nine rooms and two baths
parquetry floors. hot-water heat and electric
lights: large rear yard to alley: ample room
for garage. Exclusive sale by this firm.
S15,OOOOO.
Corner house. close to 18th and Crittenden
sts.. 'Saul's Addition" Contains eight rooms
and two baths; entirely modern and in good
condition throughout: garage and large rear
yard hot-water heat and electric light; can
give possession.
$18,OOOOO.
On Belmont road, close to Columbia road
12room and 3-bath house; all large. light
rooms; large rear yard, with plenty of room
for double garage; all modern Improvements
including sleeping porch. Possession can be
given
$11,OOOOO.
Cleveland Park: one-half block from car line
southern exposure; an attractive bun ga low
contains I rooms and BATH built-in garage
hot-water heat and electric lights. Possession
can be given. House is entirely detached and
has good sized lot.
HARRY WARDMAN,
Wardman Building.
1880 K st. NV. Main 4lo0.
Evening star., 1920-01-04

$s,5OO
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. com.
plete home; rooms and bath next cor
ner Ct 18th st. fine location: owner will
give possession before examination Of title
is made IL desired
$500
NEAR 18th AND LAMONT SITS.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. A three
story and cellar brick 9 rooms and bath
we'll heated; good lot.
$S,5OO
PETWORTH
NEW HOME; strictly up-to-date in
every respect; rooms and bath colonial
porch; sleeping porch attractive terms
$1,000.
KENNEDY ST. NEAR 9th.
semi-detached home, rooms and
bath hot-water heat; electric lights
generous lot.
$4,95O.
s ST. BET. n. CAP. AND 1st.
twO-story and cellar brick 8 rooms
and bath; deep back yard wide paved
alley; only $500 cash down balance very
easy.
Evening star., 1920-01-04
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-H0UsEs.
Continued.
Contin0e4,

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NEAR 18Th AND PARK ROAD IL sos:aS 4s .os ss as
% % @ So So % % taasrhepr price.
PETwoRTHAT
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CHAS. ID. SAGER.
Main 80 and Main ST. o25 18th St. NV.
Evening star., 1920-01-04

CLEVELAND PARK
Bungalow, and
bath; large living room with open
fireplace; all modern conveniences.
Must be seen TO be appreciated
II. l.. RUST.
912 10Th ST. NV.
I'm EXCELLENT NORTHWEST SECTION,
overlooking beautiful park" Pretty corner
house. with reception hall, living ROOM dining
room. kitchen. bedrooms. glassed sleeping
porch. bath. hardwood floors. hot-water heat.
gas. electricity, enamel trim. garage built
der house; f-unt and side lawns. with hedge:
every convenience; practically new. Immedia.s
possession. Price So, $50. Main 1884.
ROBERT II. LEWIS, Colorado bldg.
Main 1904. Franklin 259s after pm.
FINE CORNER BRICK STORE AND DWELL
ing. 6r., bath. papered, gas range; excellent
home and business stand: S. 600; terms; poses
sion ROLAND c. BOOTH. 215 NV. f. 30:
ja16'
Evening star., 1920-01-04
CLEVELAND PARK.

CLEVELAND PARK.
Bungalow. block from line. rooms
and bath: living room with large open fire.
place; dining room kitchen. pantry. cold stor-
age room. bright bedrooms. maids room; ;
all modern conveniences; house metal weather
stripped throughout; screens. awnings. etc. ;
heating system regulated by thermostat. Price
$11 .OOO
1871 ONTARIO PL. N.W.-SEMI-D DETACHED
3-story brick; completely and handsomely fur
nished; rooms and exceptional bath: modern
in every respect and in perfect condition: u
beautiful home. delightfully."- located; immed-
ate possession. Inspection by appointment
price and terms on application to owner. -
FOR SALE
Near 1lth and Fla. Ave. NE.
Nice brick home. rooms and bath. cellar:
furnace heat; back yard to alley; terms, $500
down. Price, $3.50.
c. F. Waring,
141e F st. p.w.. East Basement.
Evening star., 1920-01-04

BY McIACHLEN BANKING CORP.
r. BEAUTIFUL
ardwo floors,
coonia porch n. A
$3.50
o
lexington 6 Bath
COMP ed and ready
ay
i Park schooL
full location non
$500 Me Promo
.Br"klsnd R
o o
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPN
Real Estate Dept. 10th and c.
Evenings Phone North 1O26-J
Evening star., 1920-01-04
FOR SALE-H0USEs.
Continued, ,
Downtown.

Downtown.
81, 0OO-An excellent rooming house on !. st.
near 9Th NV: rooms and os'h.
So. 600 a40O block Pa. ave-; rooms ana
bath, 2-csr garage; perfect conoi''o"
~ 5O0-21st near st. NV; rooms ana Z
baths.
$40 -Excellent rOoming house on L 81. near
18th NV; IA rooms and baths.
xl4 OOO-P 1T. near 18th NV; Ii rooms aho
baths: hot water heat and electric
fty; house % feet wide.
s.. $500 st. near 18th NV; II rooms ana
bath: ami.
sI5.an-vermont ave. near Thomas Circle; 1.
rooms Ind = baths: hardwood hoofs'
house in excellent condition.
A75O-k st. near 1st NV: large rooms
and ballroom and bath; large yard t"
oO-ft. alley.
so.1OO-I700 block willard ST. NV; rooms
and bath: furnace heat. Tan De
bought on easy terms.
Petworth
$3.50 rpshur st. near New Hampshire ave;
rooms and hath: sleeping porch: :
hardwood floors: ami; immediate
possession.
&c. 0OU-Furnished 1000 block :th st; 9
rooms and bath: sleeping porch:
ami; perfect condition: immediate
possession.
S. 750-410O block Sd St: new house: rooms
and bath; hot water heat. electricity;
70 feet wide; immediate possession
SIS 75O--43OO block 7th ST.: new house; 8 rooms
and bath; ami; immediate posses
sion.,
50, 250-R. I. ave. nea
and BATH al
10 to O-foot
THE F. H. SMI
Main 0464.
Evening star., 1920-01-04

SHANNON & LUCHS,
REALTORS,
MAIN 2345. 713 14TH ST NV
Near Dupont Circle. Columbia Heights.
Beautiful modern home: excn Attractive
n ewhouse ee
ion Immedl ~ ~
& 1ucHs 40 'n ST. NV
Central Northwest Attractive location on Par. ~
adapt ymod
wide colonial
o walk
distance Of dowutowu
sf'is rent pic Gear EaGS on rear Of 7ls 14h
4
" ~ " nv" Chevy Chase Md.
Except ortuny
BrOOkland large
wa
in in
7 porche Exun
occupancy Price, ~
SHANNON LUCHS
W. st. NV
SHANNON & LUCHS
REALTORS
MAIN 2345 73 14TH ST NV
Evening star., 1920-01-04

FOR SALE-NEAR THE CORNER OF NEW
Jersey ave: and st. Sc. two brick dwellings;
each contains eight rooms and BATH cellar, fur.
mace heat and modern plumbing: In very good
condition. Price only 81 200 each Liberal
loan can be secured if so desired.
FOR SALE-On 9th ST. ne. near II St. a six.
room ana bath brick; house needs moderate re-
pairs Owner will sell. in present condition.
for only $o650.
FOR SALE-Near 9Th and G sts Sc. frame
aweilng. containing store and five rooms
FOR SALE-On 9Th st. ne near East Capitol
81. very desirable si1room and bath brick
toCs LOO, paSed alley: Price only $500: terms
JOHN SCRIYENER L BRO. S14 G st. NV.
BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER. IX-ROoM
mouse: front and back porches; hot-water heat y:
electric lights tile BATH all screens and avn
ing: nreproof garage; terms can be arranged.
Apply llO2 9th ne. Also another house. in
northwest.
$500 BLOCK OF 18th ST. N.w.-3-STORY
10 rooms and bath. gas and excellent hea ting
plant; lot $50 #. deep. opening on wide paved
alley leading from streets: room for garage
front and back lawn and double back porches
Price s., $50: terms. s., 600 cash and reason.
able monthly payments This house is for sale
by the owner: no commission TO pay. Tele-
phone Col. 6SSG A.
MOVE IN ToDAY-6-Ro0M AND BATH
brick; completely furnished: piano. silver.
! terms Inquire 10 14th NV. Room 200
pETwORrH-sEMID DETACHED: 3 ROOMS.
large attic: electricity; hot-water heat: ami.
quick possession: reasonable.
441s 9th st. NV. 4.
NEAR WASHINGTON CIRCLE AND n. Il.
ave:-Beau utiful corner; pressed brick ana
soes sssp.e.s s.elPs P:ee IL .5se baths
b. L. AKERS. 1873 Irving st. NV.
Columbia 1891. A.
Evening star., 1920-01-04

A SPLENDID INVESTMENT
Five twO-family apts. rooms and
bath, each apt; wide lots well rented
located in best section BLOOMINGDALE.
$4,000
A GARAGE PROPOSITION.
An established garage located on 18th
st. south Of Columbia rd. wide lot good
alley in rear: good investment; well
rented
$1,000.
SOUTH OF COLUMBIA ROAD NEAR
1Gth ST.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION; attractive
S-s;ory and cellar brick residence: heated
by hot water; lighted by electricity; new
ly decorated throughout.
S11,0OO.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Located between 18th and 18th sts.
complete home: every modern improve
ment; 8 bedrooms, baths wide alley.
$1,000
BUSINESS PROPERTY
Located in center Of business locality
in the northwest: on car line; corner of
alley: 25.ft. frontage: good lOcatio for
any kind Of business
WM II SAT-
Evening star., 1920-01-04
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1912 New York Ave.

YOUR OPPORTUNITY
To secure IT once some very desirable property
that is rapidly increasing in value. The price
b extremely attractive and convenient terms
can be arranged. Address 80, I'll h. Star office
Evening star., 1920-01-04

START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT.
BUY YOURSELF A HOME.
See WEIGH.
Who Always Has Good Buys
18th & N. 7. ave. Main 1916
BEST BUY ON CAPITOL HILL.
Only two LEFT.
Sd and Mass. ave. ne.
Seven large rooms. bath.
Lots 1873 feet 100 feet to paved alley.
Asking $4,000. Very reasonable terms
SEE THIS BEFORE BUYING.
q ST. NEAR NORTH CAPITOL.
Six rooms. bath, reception hall, cellar.
Asking 81. 500. Make offer.
sth STREET NEAR EAST CAPITOL STREET
rooms. bath. cellar.
Lot 17A feet so feet.
Asking $4, 10000 Reasonable terms.
Maryland ave. near Stanton Park
Six rooms. Good buy for s.. .25O.OO.
D STREET NEAR 18th Northeast.
Six rooms. bath. with garage.
Asking s.. 80 Easy terms.
II STREET NEAR 5th.
NEAR GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS.
Seven rooms and bath.
Asking $500. Easy terms.
NEAR CAPITOL AND LIBRARY.
Fronting two streets. rooms and bath.
Large lot
Asking $3.50 Reasonable terms
JUST OFF LINCOLN PARK
SPLENDID HOME. A NO. CONDITION.
Six rooms. reception hall. bath.
Cellar under entire house.
Furnace heat.
Asking $3.50. Reasonable terms.
GOOD HOME FOR NAVY YARD OR
CAPITAL TRACTION BUYERS.
NEAR 4th AND PENNA. AVE. Sc.
rooms and bath. Lot 1890 II.
Double front. Asking s.. 75O Easy terms.
See WEIGH,
Who Always Has Good Buys.
18th and n. Y. ave. Main 4346
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-DwELLING CON
tanning rooms and bath: furnace and gas.
Price S.. 900. Reasonable terms.
Near 18th and Columbia rd a 2-family nat.
Price 5000.
No. 607 Blair court n.e.-4 rooms brick, water
and sewer. Rented SO per mo. Price 81 $50.
{. W. SIMPSON COMPANY. Inc,
734 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1920-01-04

w. & B.
DAILY SPECIALS.
's ST. NV. rooms and ba tn. furnace
Price. S6 $1,000 heat: semi-detached. Va
cant. Terms.
oS2 10th St NV. : rooms, 2 baths; semi.
Price, $1.oOO0. detached; big lot. House
in fine condition. Vacant
loll ID ST. Sc. Most attractive colonial
Price, S3,90O0O. house of rooms and la TIL
Wide alley in rear. Terms
Waggaman & Brawner, Inc.
Franklin 74s5. s14 18th STREET NV.
Open evenings, to Q.
1884 sth ST NW-FINE 3-sTORY, BAY
window brick; IL rooms. baths; hw.h.
Price, $500.
144e CORCoRAN ST. for colored,-u
rooms, baths furnace heat; 3-story brick
Price, $500.
3101 1lth ST.-2-story. bay-window brick :;
q rooms: h:w.h. Price, So. $50.
CO. E. J. TOTrEN & CO.,
SO1 Vermont ave. NJ. $685.
Evening star., 1920-01-04

GEORGETOWN
Near Montrose Park
Very desirable home of eight rooms and
bath; in excellent condition; hot-water heat
Let us show you this one.
Immediate possession.
BRADLEY, BEALL & HOWARD, INC.
Wilkins building. Main 462
A NORTHWEST BARGAIN.
Sell, q eolored man. Nice house, rooms,
bath; brick; a corner. Only $500: 81 900
cash; balance as rent. This is a bargain. See
J. l.. CONWELL4,
140O II St NV.
Phone n. 1856
lO-ROOM HOUSE; H.-W.H.; BET. 17tL
and 18th.
1o-room house; large stable; Q st. bet. 18th
and 18th.
9-room house; furnace; Fla. ave- bet 5th
and 9Th
Groom house: cellar; lstrobe heat Marion
st. bet. 9th and 9TH.
Groom house; furnace: Harvard bet Ga and
sherman ave. J. F. HOLLAND. 1919 11th St
Phone n. 222S. 5s
FOR SALE-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, BKICk
residence, rooms, baths: electric lights;
good heat ting plant. Reasonable cash payments
Price, $lO.5OO.
FOR SALE-Residence near Dupont Circle
containing IL rooms, baths; upstairs kitchen
quired. Balance to suit purchaser Price,
81, ,OOC.
RICHARDSON GIBSON
141O II st. Main 3742.