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THE NEWS AND OBSERVER. ' SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 3, 1920. VL FLETCHER HEADS INCOME TAX DIVISION i. Wr Hnoock,Ia Charg -ef .Work for 6 Yearg, Be.igni To Oo Into Bnainett Mr. T..W. Haaeork, for ail yean bead . f tli Income tax division of Collector 1. W. Bailey's office, h resigned his position and Mr. A. L. Fletcher hat beta appointed ai his aucceator. Sfri Han-o-k, who it seerclar yof the North Carolioa I'harinateuticai Ruard, ia returning to Oxford, bit bono, to engage la bus i net. ilt: FletrheT, hit toeceisor, hit been ' engaged ia ineome tax work tinee bit return to North Carolina from France whr he rvd aa captain of the tup ply company of the 113th iFdd Artil lery. Mr. W. 3. Keyea, formerly steaog rapber far Collector Bailey, and who hn jus- returned from France where he nerved aa field clerk with the A. E. F., succeed Mr. Fletcher. BURIAL OF DR. RIDDICK IN 0AKW00D CEMETERY The burial of the lata Pr. Ivry 0. Kiddifk was in Oak wood cemetery at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon and the only torvire were conducted at the grave by Dr. T. W. O'Kelley, assisted by lr. B. T. tan, Pr. Vana was the lute physt- eiaa pastor during am early manhood. Many. of thot attending th st-rvires W?r friends and acquaintance! from Yoangsville, bia former home, and Wake Korea. Tb aanaie waa furnUhcd Ity the choir of the First Baptiit church, of which Vt. Kiddirk waa a member. The song aunf were Oh Mother, Hear Jerusa lem, "Abide With Mc" and "Ailccp in Jesus," , T. pall-benrrrs were: Honorary, Dr. I N. West, Pr. C. A. Khore, Pr. K. H. Freeman, Pr. C. A. Anernnrliy, I)r. A. C. Greenwood, Prof.' R. JJ. U i'atea and Messrs. John W. Hardin, J. K. Huuter, 'At F. Bowes) and J. W. fusions; active, Mesara. 8. E. IVsrre, U. N. Ktcll and B. F. Burrows, Youngsville and Willis Holding, J. A. Morgan, J. W. Buun. (riK bert Crabtrre and Jerome fctoekard, RI .nigh. ' RAIDS CONDUCTED ALL OVER COUNTRY (Contiaaed From Page One.).. Literstar obtained by Federal agent Biado-it ipfHreat that tlia eniuiUnlM leader wera aoueentrauhg oa plaut 1 obtain contra,!, of well founded labor giuup. 'Through this method they war to exert their power politically and to put forward candidate which coo Id b regarded by gorerament official' . nothing mora than destructive element within tb preaeat government. The eommuist labor group waa Mid to hire directed ita propaganda more generally among the foreign element of , citizenry. From several scare osfl, Federal agenta gleaned information that the ccujimunikt -labor party waa ap pealing to the foreign worker! with the argument that the preaeat govern ment waa anfrieadly t them and that their right would never be respected by the appointed authorities Th iaaertion of the word "Labor" in the name of t hie party waa regarded by official a only subterfuge, the lead er realizing that it would load strength to their argument among foreigner. Mr. Garvin expreaaed the opinion that the eladera of the, two parties had a "working agreement" and planned eventually to bring all th radical un der one communist party and thereby smart enough strength to nps th con stituted government. Officials are working on the theory that a higher power is directing tba work of both organisations and th leaden who are behind this directing hand only recently have com to this country from Russia. Th belief.they Mtid waa supported by evidence gath ered by representativea of thia and the allied government in the heart of Hooiet Jiuasia. It is known that agent of th sllied aatioaa have bean work ing for nearly two years along the fol lower of limine and Trotsky, and their efforts have resulted in connecting links in the rlmin of Soviet propaganda in this country and the Soviet leader in nutsia. ttiotur At the- tending jMor and more toward military scllon as the tohraohrtiar ofrlKc tirmr W Jdfto-Blav divisions are actually ready to resist I nv wow I (alia n sg gremn a a remet- anre ,wortby or note, .wJbjleJfTie char gotten that the quality "oTTIi tSlav troops is such as to make their resiet ance worthy of note, Whiel the char acter of the country Jcnds itself to a gnVrilla war of almost nnlfmifrd extent. The factors, however, material mod ify the miltary elreamstaner. In the first lilac the vastly superior army of th Italians, speaking numerically, to gether with (he enormous accumulation of military material resulting from the capture of Attatriaa armies, would prom ise-certain victory wcr it not for the fact that the internal condition of Italy ! such that the arrivsl of a new war would almost Inevitably bring Italian revolution. Thus we may Quit confidently expect that if the Italians make any new iit- vnxioa of the Mlav laadt of the eastern shore of the Adriatic, if they endeavor to make good permanently claims to the northern half of Dalmatia, they will at one enter apon a new war and face a terrible crisis within the kingdom. Huch up fHrumnitza, Tharibrod, and atrip of frms hinds near Wldin. A to Hung ary the situation is less clear, but the desire, tb regain their old filar lands certainly xits among tn .Magyars and has never been worked upon by Italian intrigue. Never in the days when the peace of r.urope hung ny a single thread did the Biilkuu fiituation aeem more critical tlmn today. War between the Hlava and the italiana seems now to many of the former th sol method of preserving their new national existence and the Italians hsve sought to destroy thia state hy intrigue now continued to offer not protests but legitimate causes for Hlav military resistance. And whil Jugo-Blnvia is menaced by Kumaaia. Bulgarian and perhaps Mhgyar attacks from the rear Italy faces th possibility of revolution behind bet new front. (Copyrighted, 3920, rty th IdcClure Newspaper Syndicate.; ADRIATIC SOURCE OF WORRYING NOW (Coatinaed From Page One.) made, with number arrested, included: Nashua, N. H., l.Vi; Hpringfield, f; Woreerter, 50; Holyoke, P; Uwrence, Iwell, 30. Arrests also were made ia Boatoa and in several Rhode Island eiie. BIX ALLEGED LEADERS ARRESTED IN DENVER Penver, Co!., Jan. 2. eiix alleged . radical leaders wer arrested tonight in . raids by th Pepartment f Justice ' representatives ia Penver in connection with th nation-wide round-up. TWENTY ALLEGED RADICALS -i.i... TAKEN IN YOL'ISVILLE, KT. ! Louisville, Ky Jan. 2.--Twenty ai ; leged radicals bad been taken hero hv .10 o'clock tonight. They were held for 4 examinnlien. : Am Arrested in it. Paul. I St. Paul, Mine., Jan. 2. Nine allege! f radical had bee i i crested her up to 5 tf:S0 tonight by Federal agents. J WHY TRANSFER TO I WILMINGTON MADE i (Caatlaaad From Pag One.) th coat of operating in Wilmington , proved higher. - Th announcement that stenographers ia th marshal's offie had resigned bo reus of th threatened removal of the office, conveyed through th News and Observer story, ha added considerable ' interest her to th squabble and it may be . there will b further chapters in th history. ' . - Another RepahlUsa Psaatr. A-"red hot Roosevelt Bepublican,'' as a objector term him, will probably b th postmaster at Holly Upringi, Wsk cciunty, although Mia Laura Templeton, ' th present assistant, mad a grade of 20 points abov him in th competitive examination 'for th Job. i James B. Wood, a returned soldier, become th highest eligible with a grade of TO J because of, the soldiers . prferne art which Congress passed . lsat July and which, so far a is known, i being applied in North Carolina in th Wood ease for th tint time. Thil law provide that wher returned so)- . dier snake a passing grad In a com petitiv examination for postal posi tions h shall b graded higher thaa th first eligible.. MaJ. Charles M. Btedman returned to ' Washington-todsy from Greensboro and Southera Pines, wher h has been spending the Christmas holidays. Mrs. Edwin W. Poun Jr returned te New TorKJkday to mum th study of ' art there .after spending the holidays ' with Representative and Mrs. Pou. Mrs. Thomas Waddcn, formely Mias Anni Ihrlo Pou, it with Mr. and Mrs. , Pou for th holidays and Miss Margaret Pou, who ha been ia school at Bt. Mary's, will remaia her thia spring .and attend Mlsa Maderia'a school. ARRANGED TO MAKE : k - ' CONCERTED RAIDS . Catlnad From Pag On.) sion. of th Impossibility of Improving , their conditions under capitalism. The communist party direct the worker i struggle against capitalism, developing ' fuller forms and purposes la this strug ' gle, eulmiiiaUng ia th mass actio of th revolution." Ia connection with ft announcement of th raid tonight, Attorney General 1'almcr msile wnblie a Utter ahirh he had written to Maelay Hoyne, sute'i at torney, for Cak eoonty at Chicago, ia which Mr, Hoy wna requested to de far tb lr riO eouJueted ther hut. night. Mr. Palmar cip'ained ia hi Wt , ter Jkat tb Ppnrtinent ef Juatie had plsnaed aatUw-wine campaign ngnlnst th am pePr whh veer to be midod t y Mr. Hyn' agents la Chicago. Pe partment fflnit!l Mid they were with-' out information aa t why the Chicago rild went through last night when Mr. !' td hsd fnli information ai to the 1 in n a of th Federal agent to do the t into wrok tonight. Emissaries la Many Cities, Advance information on the activities f the communist party revealed that its --tries wer iu many cities, boring labor organzintion wheih hitharto I con noted for their conservatism. strength ai in the expectation that this'federatioii, welcomed .by the West ern allies as promising the erection of a future barrier ia German expansion oouthward, would b able, with the support of Britain, Francs snd the I'nited rUatcs to obtnin the realisation of itii wholly legitimate aspirations to an outlet on the Adriatic and the pos session of the purely rUsv sea front, from Fiumo to Catturo. Nuch na the policy of Great Britain and France, witnessed, try the reserva tion n Fin me for the Houthern Hlavs in the secret treaty of London. With this policy America promptly- aligned herself when the President went to Paris. But unfortunately Italian policy took the exactly opposite course. The failure of. th Honino-Saiandra Ministry to aecure Fium was aeiaed upon by the opposition, by Giolltti, as the basis for an attack! made for do mestic political reason. Orlando at Pari was forced to en deavor to repair thia failure of Sonlno, it became a matter ef utmost import anc for purely domestic reasons to get Fium. In order to fortify th position of Italy abroad, an intense propaganda was launched within the Italian kingdom for Fium and Italian passion was roused to .the limit , to strengthen th hand of. Orland ,i lh Pari conference, .' 1 j r ' But at the earn time a far more active and ni.jrh less defensible cam paign waa cam, d on along th Adria tic. Every effort waa made to .make use of th differenr between . th. va-j rioiis factions of th new Hlav 8tate ta promote disunion. Th Croat wer turned against the Herbs, the Montene grin were incited against th Serbs, money and military fore wer cm ployed without atint. If only it were possible at this moment ta get access to the report of America a naval off! cera stationed in Adriatic water a final revelation of thia phase of th Italian campaign would bo aupplied. Oa on oceasiou at least, only th suddon and unhesitating intervention of an Amen eaa naval officer at CatUro prevented the dispatch of an Italian regiment to Cettigne, to assist at a Montnegrin plebiscite to decide whether th Mon tenegrins would join Rerbia or remaia separate. Slav Remain Coafldcat. ta the face of endlesa provocation the Hlavs remained confident of th ultimate good faith of their western allies, who bad them wait in patience. President Wilson's famous appeal to th Italian people over the head of Orlando had an immena effect in Jugo- niavia. Th steady refusal of th west ern allies to consent to any Italian de mand for a long tin kept 81a hop aliv. J : But ainc th P'Anaunkio aplaod mere nas been a distinct ekang ia th situation. Th failur of th west- era allies to tax any action ia th face of Italia dead has caused a re vulsion of feeling. Th Croat ar los ing eom measure of eonfidene in th atrentgh of th new tat. Ital ian money has been successful to degree In routing old jealousies and ac centuating new rivalries. Th aam hai been true ia Montenegro, ven la Slo venia ther is mounting discontent. Meanwhile th official world baa been To abort a cold and prevent com plications, take i (falotaLs T1i purified mm! rtfo ctJorael UbleU that &r rxauaeaJerM, nj and ur. Mexllcina. virtosM rttairt. 'and improved. Sold nly in M&led package. Pric35c . ii war would porbahly prove the last straw to th maaa of Italiaa people who see their country well nigh ruined financially by two recent war and now embarking upon the third. On the other hand ocrlunn success, predicated oa a domestic revolution in Italy must be discounted by tba fact that two and possibly three of th neigh hors of Jugo-Slavia ar likely to attack this new state, one it ia involved in a dispute with Italy. These three states sre Rumania, Bulgaria and Hungary. Th Rumania Grievance. The Rumanian grievance if well known. Before the Western allies en listed Rumania and to get her intu the war they made her certain promiaea. Among other things they proptincd her the' whole of the Bunut. But at Faris they refuted to honor their old agree ment and gave one corner of thia old inorcel of Hungary to Serbia. The re cult was an instant feud between Serb and Rumanian, the latter have never accepted the cession of this bit of the Banat to the Jugo-Mlavt and only wait a propitious moment tn occupy this dis trict, thus attneking .Tuga-Hlavia in the backtit the moment the is involved in a war with the Italians along the Adriatic. 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