LENINE, RED RUSSIAN
PREMIER, DEAD
Tha mi mm at I N o'ete* M»
made by the all-Roaatan n«M thie
Mewa of hit death, white not am
factad U thoae who had beea etooe
to him in the mitt councila, cam*
aaaxpectedly at thia tima to tha treat
majority, aa tha moat raeant report*
had hoan that ha waa considerably
improved in haalth. Whfla that* haa
beep continuous anxiety for hi* con
dition aince ha waa atricken in J una,
1M2. public attention haa lataly boon
morr directed to tha differencea a
moncr the communiat party leadera,
and particularly to tha atatua of Leon
Trotsky, who it waa recently an
nounced waa In poor health and bad
gone away for a iaat
Little had been aaid public in aor
tal official cirelaa of late of Lanine's
aaadition, but that little aeamad to he
af a hopeful nature and H waa not
tea* af» that aome of the aaaociatea
of hit acthre daya were predicting
Mat ha weald toon he able to adriaa
with the council af minieten.
W)T dictator of all Ruaaia, *h the
IMilMi and exponent of the move
ment which tucami known aa Rolahe
rtam and which ha charncterited aa
tha "Great Experiment, tha dictator
nhip of tha proletariat" /
Permitted by Germany to paaa
throavh that cowntry in tha midat of
tha war. Lenin* returned to Koaaia
fM Ma exile in •wttaeriand in the
upvfcic of 1017. otfaniaed a* economic
nwhlloii and ^ffht month* later *uc
raadad in overthrowing the then exiat
tag proviaional government, of which
Alexander Kerenaky waa premier.
AIM by Leon Trot*Icy, formerly a
New York eaat aide newspaperman,
and by the puwei ftd Roaaian Commu
niat patty, Lenin* immediately aet np
the Bolahevih or Sorht regime with
himself aa premier and announced
that he would apply the theoriee of
Karl Man to aceomplMi the aaeend
ency of the common-people.
kind
iui moment in* m kum
«u turned topay-turry. Fwtsrla
dictated wages and working condition*
to the helpies* manufacturer*. Great
ate* were confiscated by the pea*
who divided them among them
The ariatrocracy fled to any
of safety ft coold find and the
class, or borgeoiaiea, became
al object* for the hatred of the
Free trade between person*
abolished and in Ha stead waa
established a system of government
controlled commissaries which ration
ed food to the Communists but not
to the borgeoaiea. The nee of money
was condemned and grain, manu
factured products and labor became
the chief mediums of exchange.
Fwr long, dismal yean pa said with
tinea policiea damped upon a famine
etricken nation before Lenine, in De
cember, 1921 began to adastt the fail.
We of many of hi* moat cherished
I to announce a rerUlon of
principal* upon which hi*
Writhe * • Man* who wu
he In ti» days of hi* exile, he
April 14, 1870 in
and li aaid to tee*'
nobleman, lie real
been the son «f a
MM was Vtetaair nutch Oulianor
tat ho adopted the pen name of Len
tos quite early in Ufa la signing his
Be
tomid to he** chosen ft heeaum at
e»*arsl buadiwd mtoera In the Lena
gMd fields by Caariet afflosia.
h te blegmpfwe MHIi aatokte'tkat
early la M> miMhi to pawav tka
upon Ma life. The mat n.lakli af
Mm ww to mmliK ltM, whoa
he faa *K Ml#. aaundad kf a TB—»
who hM ah* Miw< Roaaia n*I4 be
When the world war hagaa ke vh
in Switoerland. His famou. trip from
that country to Ruaeta In mi, aa a
"aealed train" waa earn of the startlh*
epiaodee of Dm war. Tka Genaana
r>n tha party of 40 Ruaaiana f(aa
conduct through their country and It
haa often been charged that the move
ment waa heavily financed with Gar
man gold la order to put Roaaia oat of
the war.
When finely inatalled aa Premier,
I^nina promoted fraterinixation be
tween Ruaaian and German aoldlera
nnd noon brought about peace with
Genaany by tha treaty of Breat-Lit
irv«k and Roaaia waa definitely out of
the conflict. Then Leniae turned Ma
follower* arainat the powerful lead
era of the Csariat regime who wooM
not aubmit to hla dictation.
Tha keynote of Lenine'a doctrine
whb to annihilate the power of money
in the world. Thar* la no aaa for
money," he maintained ki a Betake
viat atoto where neceealtlea of life
"hoald be paid for by work alone. The
•om pleat way to "exterminate tka eap
*alieta," he declared waa to back
them." He prled to carry oat kto ptaa
and the Raaeian ruble became aha oat
Httort ne/l*-—Dntaf th« ttapvnd
mh ftmiMMitil aaperhaaut of Ln
in« Rutiit'i population hu ilnmni
ovhtf to famine, war and nwntloi
nrrr tan pareant, whfla the country
Lm t|A« A
ny miriHinn nan losi ■ nmiinrrSDNi
portion of har territory. Lairina ba
fora hi* 4eath *u dlarmtitad aa a
lf»*r and had virtnaffy Joat control
nrar goveemtenta) affaba. Trotaky
hi* mini*ter of war. i* a)ao In poor
health and in rhfoal Pftl'n^pcnt. Niw
UmA*r% wHn ft comprhnle# *rrmnr«
mmt with rmpHalisai mrt new fat
power
Wife Won't Lot iU|M> Milk
In Any Mere Tub
Washington, Jan. 2# Senator
Johnson. ranking dirt fanner at the
senate. will engage Hi no more Milk
ing content*.
That* final, too it sraa laaweil to
night. becauas the ban was laid by
Mr*. Johnson. And the blmm*d her
farmer-aenator-lrashand'* poor mark
manship for her decision although
nothing was said about, the senator's
recent defeat by Secretary of Agri
culture Wallace in a milking con teat.
Here, let Johnaon explain it:
"It's gotten out now that my wife
put her foot down on milking eon
teata becauae T waa a poor markaman.
"You aee, I got milk all oeer my
clothes."
Alao, Johnaon declared he would re
ject a challenge from a Baltimore wo
man legislator for a federal xtate
milking contest.
"I aint milking with women," he
aaid with finality.
Bole Btlki Swat* Inquiry Into
His Pancia Award Plan
Waahington, Jan. 24.,—WsiiiI
William Bok. retired citiasn of Mari
on, Pa., originator of the "American
Peace Award," gathered in all the las.
vela to-day whsn the Senate Commit,
tee eraated by Senator laid, prasidid
orer hy Senator Bins, and solemnly
naitartaak to rrveal him as a tool of
nefariooa influences trying by subtle
ty to put ma the *aad League st
Nations and the world court.
Pint. Mr. Bok, dscllnad flatly and
■aidwtUy to tall how mnch hs Is
■panMag aa the -propaganda" at his
•r
To
hookarf for <IJM day
•Mm tha hau-hinga for Aneona farm.
Mr. rarraway anpacto to anlarga bia
(lark to 4,000 hlrd* wit yMr ami
bemoan* the fact that hi* capital
makaa thia limit Imperative. To ac
commodate thaaa rhirka plana for ala
colony hxuaaa MM feat apart art eom
piete and aonatrnrtion wfll harln Im
mediately.
Thin boy map ba aaan In tha dty
almoat any day with hia "apeekled1
Anrona Font track, which la an as
|r built rvrrytMHf m tfca «Ma fmmi
Mwpt tha kMM to Mm* to. Ta «a
wr tha furm li • aaat tMMti
TMi boy, only U |Ti aid, haa al>
raady btfim to MM • atrain af Ma
mm. Ha atartad adk with tha Shaft
nala. It wm an intaraatin* aifffct to
irasa upon 1,000 birda aad not mm
paplaaa an* in tha bunch.
Without a atart aaran yiari afo
tlila bay ha* mada hia aray up. Firat
bayinff hia mothar a Mica tittla $4,000
bungalow than torn tuff nary pmny
ha «auld ffot into chiekana ha haa
ffnna an a eaah haaia for awry dollar
invaatad. Tha fact that for naxt
yar ha ia mora than doublinff hia in
vaatmant in tha buainaaa haapaaka hia
ineraaa.
World News Briefly Told
3(5 Entombed Minora Die—Thirty one
bodies Km»« bora rieowwd from the
bunch of miners entombed by • Mine
explosion at Shank town. Pa., last
Saturday. All Saturday weeping wo
men and children stood in the fro—
tng wind ho pin* afainat hope that the
ones aitvo. The Mm of fin other
entombed minors have boon laratsd
bat had. not been bruught out of the
mine on Monday. Four others are be
lieved to have piriahad.
- Durin* the rreat eorlhqoahl hi Ja
pan it la said a rreat many enwin on
account of their cumbersome kimonos
wore unable to escape from the born
Inir buildings. A movement Is now
on foot amour the women to have the
costume abolished.
Erpyt Sends Minister—Por the first
time in history Egypt la sending a
diplomatic representative to the Unit
ed States. In IMS Grant Britian
relinquished her protectorate over the
country. She is now n autonomous
state and as such will be represent
ed at Washington by a cultured Mo
hammedan minister.
Teapot Boil* Over in Congi——
The congressional investigation into
the doubtful transaction whereby Sec
retary Fait leased the Teapot Dome
and other naval reserve oil lands has
bo: led over, and looks as tho it would
en-ulf the entire Republican adminis
tration. I
New York Jewels Found in Den
ver—$86,200 worth of jewels stolen
in New York from a Buffalo woman
January 1 have been located in Den
ver secreted in a fruit Jar. This is
less than one third of the jewels stol
Still Punishing Witches—Down in
Princess Aone county, eloee to Nor
folk, Va„ wt.kea and blacks boeaase so
stirred over the mysterious poweis of
Annie Taylor an oU woman of 70
on the put ef Balky that
Brack Berkley, a Raleigh |
ent of the ClwMti
. iife -
Deaf M1U1 Hear Radio—Down in
Stanley county two deaf motes hare
found oat that they cm hoar mr
tho radio. On* to Mas Lfllto Mao
Poplin, of Now Load—, and tho eth
or "fraodsll Ritchie, both living Hi
StMlqr lu— tj. They had both boon
King of Bootleg Eaton AUanU
Prison—Ixaving bto 9)00.000 Grec
ian bath in Cincinnati and jaarnoytog
in bto private ear to Atlanta, George
Romas. millionaire bootlegger of tho
Middle Wont, laet Friday entered too
federal penitentiary at Atlanta for a
two yean stay. He ft ripped off bto
■ilk shirt and cave It to hie porter
joat before reaching tbe city and rare
a big diamond he was wearing to hi*
wife. He woilba 226 pounds bat
(are ap his lower Herth en root* to a
more obese companion.
"Jim Crow- Hart Hia Ftelinga
IVrause hr was forced to rid* to a
J ja Cr-w ' ru whan he wanted a
Serth in ■» Pi'lman, E. N. Crosby, ne
gro physician of Detroit, to aaking
an award of f120.000 fr*nn Hie Poll
man company and a number of Sooth
er* railroads.
School Children to Hiti Hot Lmch
-Bnmm their children »w forced
to eat • cold lunch at achool the Par
ent-Teacher* association of Hillaboro
laat week made a donation and ar
ranged to hare hot mp and sand
wicbes nerved the children at noon
time in a room of the achool building.
»
8,000 Chickena at Poultry Show—
Madiaon Square Garden ia harint Ita
annual poultry a how. Chickens, docka
reese, piponi, in fact all the aria
tocrata of pooltrydmn art bain*
shown. Soase of the priae birds are
rated as bainc worth thousanda of
Labo rites Har* Chars* fa
land—For the fir*t tiaaa ia
the labor party haa full control of the
British roremasent, they
majority fa tha Hooae at
and tha harfag appointed a labor.
Ha prime minister. The country fa
MW fa the tliroea of a hi* railroad
strike.
ty yaar old Lillian
tha la Rata rtrer at
fa hMory to |
faat. It to. k bm U
it
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r I~3 -i
Iodine ia ( fty Wator to
Goitre—Rochester, W. T, ape*
riea «f phyddaaa fa trytof to L
coitra by «fatfa« the ctty asatar tap-!
ply with fadtoa. Vows brewers a* tha.
cr • i i *1 /\ t imr
Kiwanis Jubilee (Ju&rtette
High School
khS STmj
M a lot of .p.nt—liln, by prgai
B*nt —■ ^ ++m H •
HpMrhf M|N |aai*ll*i. A raport
tehool M got tfca atialjlM of it Mat
ter. Bat whan tie fat tton aebool
M tlcoart «*4 ha mM M n «*
bet tbo aaiorod Janitor TSa fcllwhi
la a itanaaraphic ra»ort of Mm jMfii
tor*a i—taw of tha affUr,
"Yaa Bah, Bern, <tam fciwar.ium baat
whoal Ml' tola da efciOan how day loao
'm and tar ferilartota 'aM on (Mr
rood nhowln' hi dair book a. Taa aah,
Joe Spanrar an Doc Martin aa' M
Lin villa an about fobty ob 'aM mm.
An daM boy* bran* erlon* <Wr ni«
«rr quire •' itinera too, and ob all
da alnirta' nimrar* 1 aber did aaa daM
arox da ninrineet. «
"Fort com en ole atoop tnotuaer
ni**ar wid • derby hat. Him dem
Wwan-tint i call Epfe Btvena. He aln*
Old Black Joe till ha ram tar dr choua
paht an dan ha call far a paaael •' hia
frian'a mm ha'p him. Dan hi com ar
hHr collud boy wtf a ami tin faea m ar
bier high hat. Dat bay day call Toba
Olhre. En mb in ram a HI flop-eared
hoy ta a nrw pah >' overhalla. Him
iey ealla Zeka Hoffman. An' laa In
ram old cohnfield darkey wM a hi*
rad haakchar anuad kit Hack. Ha'a
nama Pop I.inaay.
"Wall aah, wh»n daaa niggera atrong
out ainging Swing Low Jweet Charted
wTi3der plantation meli<ttra 4mm
aehool chillona jaa laff lack dry wua
gwlne tar kill dareetvea. An' day
would hot far Mlaa Batty Andarto*
Ta aar aha maka hit a role dat akat
ona a' dam kigh aehool chillona war
around Ma nark a little aaek ar naat
fidity to keep off de fta an* penderei
dan an' aich aibnenta. Wall whan
Miaa Batty aaad dam chillona ar laf
fm' dairaetf tar daaf an' aort a' fil
iated like, aha a lap her ban "a far tea.
ahun, en gWe da high aign far aaaatfl
ility. Like ar atraak ar lirhtnin' oat
com 250 aoaaifidity aacka aa' dat waa
all aarad them chillona from laffln
dairaalvaa tar death. Now Profeaaah
Horat he atnt flirted moeh arid laffln.
bat when dem niggmha pall off deir
ainrin' antica ha Jaa throw hia head
hack an laff till one o' dem Krwanioma
fttfVI 0*w" Ml BOW rrOIrSUn ■ IWIr
for him In hi* ■turarak-k diroc# his
rik
-Dm Profea*ah Hnr»t rtt up u
tell dm chillun dat de Khrnihan
ran down to tpeorhlfy how much dey
u» interested In dm mi' he rail* on
Miatah Ed Linville ter orate. Miata*
Ed he rit« op an' orate* erbout a
hour an' den he tell de chillun dat
ole rhentnut erbout de preacher or
derin' de talkin' teef from Sear* an'
^•whuck an' how dey turned out tar
A Sorry Citizen Mm k Ms.
W. D. Htjnm, rw«lwd a letter
laat week, from Mrs. W. ft. Marhhate,
Birmingham, Ate., informing km sf
tne daatn nf her father Wi.iiam i.
Ilarm, St. Lou*a, Mo Mr. H»yn*»
»*• b#m in Sorry county. K. C, te
1961. He tu the oldeet wb at
Joseph and Lamira Hsynes. His
mother waa a daughter of Williem
Johnson of Sorry County Mr. Hayaaa
movsd with his fathar and mother to
HI., hi IMC and later moead to tote
when ha taught achool seven! yeara.
Ha aurriod Miaa Sal he B. Doting te
1NL Be was a menaber of the fins
of Haynee-Ungenburg Manufactur
ing Co., St. Louis, Ms. *»tb which
fine he had boon connected thirty
three yeara. Mr. Hayass had mads
several visits bach te his sU horns
county in recant yeara. He waa Tory
fond of the old familiar scenea sround
Mount Airy, with the stately totes
Rides Mountain* tor a bach grsaad.
He Weed te rocail incidents in his
early life. He cherished the memory
of his sainted old grandmother, Mar
tha Hill Hsynes, who was a atster a*
Jack Hill. German too, N. C. who re
presented thia district in Coagrssa,
Mr. Haynea' father Joseph Haynea. te
early life. lived at Rochford. N. C.
where hie mother conducted a hotel,
whea the Court bouse waa then aad
Surry aad Tadkin ware one asanty.
Mr. Haynea was a Christies gentle
man aad commanded the rasps* at
all arhs knew him. Hs is survived by
his widow and four children; William
Haynea. San Antonio, Texas, George
Haynea, Kansas City, Mo.. Howard
Haynea, Washington, D. C, and Mrs.
W. B. Markham. Birmingham. Ala.
*** High School Honor Roll
MIMM Virrinia Hunt. Delia
Atkins, Aim Gunter.
Hugh Merritt, Roy
Edwards. Eugene Cook, Verona Hen
nil, Paul Hull, Rachel Marshall. Clara
Thacker, William Perkins. Rabseo*
A Ilea, May Vaughn. Mary Sprinkle,
Richard S. Martin. Prank Smith. Bar
that Bjrrd, Allenr Terry, Heary Psl
rer, Ada MtM.
tiMflhfe—Annie Alhvd. CaMa
Craves, Clarice Bowman, Una Back.
Annie Hiatt, Worth Banner, Wilson