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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-15
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Funcr., services :o7 Mathew SeA.a:, ,e-
day nigh, =: the ho;ae " his daughter.
Ms harry u HSase, 30 IVES; Grace
street. TOOK mace YESTERDAY afternoon -;
So O'Clock q : Johns EysUce!!c.. CHURCH.
r -hu snd MARSHALL Streets ln;ern.cmi
wos IN hc.vwV2l.
Two Yourc men. RcNer, Jewell. So Ven
able Street; ana peSr1rsn Barlow, ISIS i
street. were arrested Yesterday charged WITH
he ;hsit - a Ford car belonging - y.
kelley Acyordins - tie police the car
ard was abandoned in the South side sfter
Uei0c disabled.
Chris: ana World RECOMMENDATION" tn-
sGalc,; ct al address by Dr. = =. S,sCA-
wei. pr"si9ea; 81 Ha0dn'ch. Macon Co.cse
az Ashland vii feature ;hc services N
E-oat Street Methods; Church 9" Christ
maS pay.
me Jatted nsuch;ers Of HE coatsae-.S
VIII hold ;h-.r gysu.47 monthly meeting -
O'clock this afternoon - the Cha - Hich
N, moral Kali NJ. he ;sNea ~ St-S \
! Hurt va. preside
Mea.S.. r ne Presidents Cur q ~hieh
= y Ezskicl j. president. hsyc -e1ucS;-i
he t-sfie department ct ;hs CHAMBER g
'0tar-uat.oH conce-1;nc 80 ".ihtr-~Sl 81
Carsa-v Between Richmond and Sor.aik
- :n'rshEa;ion Is 20 De- made as ne e.uo
- Sc :: there : ar cos-.hi..;y - -csic--
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-15
POOR WIDOW AND HER SIX
CHILDREN REQUIRE HELP
Husband and Father Dead for Two
Years and Family in Serious
DiHicuitie>.

Contributions amounting % $40 50
have been received by The Times. Dis
7a;ca Relief Fund for n. tenent OF the
poor widow and her SIX small children
designated IS Case No II.
For two years since the death 81 her
husband Tho frail little mother has
s'@act y soaEh; 20 provide to- her chill
.fs7. aged from three 20 eleven years
lc-1oc tbs time she has r0e- with
many q -t.lc-,tes. hut in the spirit Of
He- ask sae !aborcd on IN tho hope
f, IA. there would be relief some sine
bUt under ns- tremendous burdens Shs
E-adua!iy grew weaker. ana finally. be-
she .s 10 LANCER able 20 provide for
1HF ch.l1-s1 ~ao hay- learned 10 Look
Iccn iac.r mother g the SoUrc. o. their
sl222;; 80 ecm;2rt IFr.@ads have
AaG -" prevailing high prices presents
= Isr. o-zh-. picture IN This home. Win
Ger "itn IS attending suffering is al
mos; asT@. oG. tae spirit az Christmas
VII ssrEe IS couute-actinS factor in
t!.@ -=N, t=T days when IL 5 cxr.crcd
80 ihe aIn9uIi - 500 will - raised
- nc relief ~ ifl.s suffering family
cont. buttons should ba addressed 10
IN DIS patch Relic: Fund Tor Case
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-15
Drgar!Zat!Or
BISHOP LLOYD RETIRES
H".iEns From Presidency OF pourd %
hhhi0ns OF Episcopal
Church..
rRY A.knc,.,.d p,..n

NEW, FORK, Dec. I4.-BiHhop Ar
xxx LLOYD. formerly coadjutor
!'E'!Db OF F.rginia has retired from
'h+ DTrhid"ncy % the board or mis-
i.ota 81 ne Eniscopai Church, il was
t.'., i.+9 irhiEni I!"yiou. to his as-
..H'-nS ENa!S" ~ the board nine YEAR;
akn. ;:ihn"p Lloyd had been is genera
5"Si'taf| !Df Twelve years
H.aho1 Lloyd dcc!iT.cd a ncngio, -.
f"rcd ~ the council OF III. chu,oP
..eH w. orEauiz.d in WaEhinrion
~ noun aud "hich VII! aAaun.
ihIE" "! Wffiprg on January !, ncx,
-" no declined 'he office or cxncutfy.
ht.' Lar; % ~" department ~ mis-.
i,'hr ~ -" council II is believed that
~, "It ,hk" W nnr!hh H.0rk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-15
SPEAKS ON "CREAT Bibles
REV. FRa.K PRATT TRACES
RISE OF RELIGIOUS BOOKS
declares They Originated Naturally
hccausc OF Instinct of reverence
In People OF All Nations.

W. SpesaiKiins on Great Bibles OF the
World" Rev. Frank Pratt declared in
:, sermon at the Unitarian Church last
lat surpasses the other Bibles Of the
Woria as tho hirh-water mark in re-
nnn nIs iitsraturS there is also TO be
sru"u IN other Bibles many treasures
ton.
This fac, ought 10 I'll us with graft
'ude and thanksgiving. 1t shows us Il
'on VINO is a universal Father, whose
voice speaks in all lands. Religion is
= UNIVERSAL thing. which cannot be con-
Ht'eu 10 Jew or Christian. II is Il broad
as humanity and as universal as the
Isht from Heaven. God is not the
500 10 OF merely one .peopie. He is the
f",ner OF all, continued Mr.. Pratt.
Unless one knows something Of the
great Bibles of the world. one is not
niaic p nna n TO mnderstand or apprc-
People used to have the idea that
Shristianity was all true and other re-
!lsi9nS were All false. Since the great
Work which the science OF comparative
religions has done. during the las, few
generations. this provincial conception
S ,'a, se''E,ous scripture can no longer be
meld. 1t is now generally recognized
NAT there is much tina; is true and
good and beautiful in religious outside
OF Christianity. the speaker said.
Books Originate Naturally.
Sacred books originate naturally.
humanity is naturally religious Mr.
Pratt declared. 1t has the Instinct for
rv'lSlon. rms instinct expresses itself
naturally and normally in religious
literature. II either grows out of
people or else grows up as the result
Of The life and tcachine of great re-
.iEious personality. There are six or
seven great Bibles OF the world the
Ncrdas Of the Brahmans; Ieud- Avcsta,
OF The Fa.asecs; Tripitaka. Of the
Suddh!stS; the Chinese sacred books
Koran OF the Mohamedns. and our
own Bible
These books are regarded as cspe
c!ally inspired by the followers OF tho
religion to which the book belongs,
and have remarkable similarities
Miracles abound in all these sacred
writings, and these miracles are very
similar. We find the rite OF baptis,n
and the symbol of the cross outside OF
Christianity.
Expressions of Humanity.
There are also deeper slmila.ities
in these world ScriptureS-the similar
tiles OF ethical and spiritual teachings
All these resemblance are explained
by the fact that these Bibles were all
eNpresSio of humanity as it was
struggling towards the light and as
humanity is one its conceptions and
aspirations often show a resemblance"
he said.
In studying and interpreting these
great Bibles we must apply the same
rules 10 all. They must all be judged
by ;hc same fair standards. We must
not separate our own Bible and apply
speial set OF rules and principles to
il. while we judge other Scriptures BY
dineTcT standa rds. Such a count OF
he mind could not survive the search
ing principles OF justice" AIR. Pratt
concluded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-15
THANKSGIVING SERVICES
HELD BY EPISCOPALlANs
-. -. -" ,, nc success Of Drnouiun
IN n'rent 'hmnni;-n ihrough
OUT country Tor !. tt,Juun

IN commenloratiou ul th1,- .u,,,s,
y, ~ the reccnt campaign coDuictaJ IN
coGntry for tt2 OuD.06U sa..,~ ne
FiN!ng services were Cgrgu.i.f TO- M
Ep.scopai churches IN slcnihand 80.
,n Hng@E A. ne suggestion 81 ac Rici-
.nceord.ng 70 communicated. ma
tcicEt ann from tie various c..ur,'t,I',,.,i'
thoUghi that This d.oces. bas -
sonsgrlbed iis quota OF $3.50 600 reJ tra
No. yfar -" same amoug " -
by The virginia Di6ccsc ms ."i
n 49, o. .sL9.u0D as is share IA IA,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-15
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

state Highway Commission heSr-
lug ut Industrial commission OtE,c,
ut Presbyterian huild,nr. "n >iNIh
street, ncsr Matn street. at III.
Richmond clcricu> At II. rnul's
Church. at II.
Mrs. unrucII Ape,h> at Weu,ar's
Club. Mt 4.
Meeting az Fair Price tcmmittee
In senate chamber. nj t;Su.
l>iN,anis Club Mt Montague Manu-
featuring Plant. ut q.
stntuc Of brotherhood Association
At senate Chamber at Capitol. Mt -.
l.ric-N ,ude,illc. %;3n. ':t" and
$3.50
Strand-H Downing In Ten
Nights in Il ItnrrNoui.' nj >:Nn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-15
NEW DISTRIBUTION PLAN
comm issiOn Of Three wuI
'" hrnine Ia D!sirIbut-
Jewish Funds

HiEEM lbkk. Dcc. li-Thc jo!n, AZ
f',,n"d' '"h Goinm'ittc" Tor Amcrlr.,u
,"unccd today that a c0ru,nise,,, y.
I!rsr would leave phortiy Tor ~ w.
No. ' M u. invcstiga,c cDndIiIDng OF
gram Felix ~. Warhurg. rhai,tn' 'n
~. me committee, ath,"d th, ~.
eco 3talcs government MA -
proved the undertaking. -b
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-15
SELECT CITY COMMITTEE
FOR ANTl-SALOON DRIVE
man man for Richmond Campaign
DC Named by Advisory
Board Today

Scicction today OF a chairman .,
~. c!iE advisory committee viii com
In, r'e ne ne organization in Richmond
me Anti Saloon League Of smarjce =. ~
I.G tunds Tor the double purpos.
~ ~ "a tsn.t,orcement and the advance
% me prohibition movement in
countries The nominatinr
.o,.'hit Tee which will name tho char
H I1 IS COMPOSED OF Rev. Georgn "
,,,t nic!. - - Or. d. F. Anderson
nose VINO have been selected "a
serve on the citj: committee arc. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-15

~ the t1cess profits tax wax iirrnd i,t
t';"f- a"ht ionlgfl % rreaidnnt WI.
.y,' hN =" m.inb"fH ~ the cabinet and
nun HHHr"s y! Congress by the Na,inr:, /
Gro. at!"r ~ credit Men. The l.ttnrs
a.E.sa h% X .. Elliot. ~ chicago
"1'Nai u! IA" aESD".ai .Dup cDfu,rft :
i'r N i"G"rai iaXatiCn. J.cl. re- ~,
= it." hEt.h"Es tDbHiited 10 tho .YUnE.
- ~ "hf line. !s now be!icynd to
- bif'l"hil!E ana unW!sc" A
iaIfhi pIi' incDfnn tar tx declared
- ne me ep!D'Inn NJ The tazh,ion pr1b.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-15
ASK RAISE FOR TEACHERS
INCREASE OF 10 PER CENT
TO BE PROPOSED IN BUDGET
Members of school Board Scch $4,000
60 Make Advances in saiar.
Scale.

Salary increases Affecting more
than 1000 teachers. to;alins approx!-
mateiy S95.oeo VIA he ASKED IN an
nual budget to bc resented 10 Mayor
-ains!ic BY the Richmond school Hoard.
10 per cent IucrCasv over the present
sale for totchcrS receiving $1,000 or
less annually, ana q per cent in
ss00o annually the scale OF increases
Is based ugon that pfopoSed ior em-
~ .v.r,i,"J NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. M,
=; Iit ;i, ia .,',i, -, -.
uiGvers IN o,im.r CITY jrunIinsIts in
itvS &C. ',ltJ in
oftSScr a,o.r;.utnis Tic civ sShoot
s TsiI nnr.s sJas cI sIG ina isfS
~, 's'tii. S;S,,,c ,.,}l =.
for ,rirt ,r.r o.. serve. I'M to ten
yours .
N'craSr >aiar! S''o''
The average salary paid teachers
IA The cl,m.ntary schools Of Richmond
is NOW less than SHcu which means in
actual figures, as was further eN-
nlAinod lla' boy in the rfth grade
/, job that pays NOR" than his teacher
receives 30 yonsidera ION OF her years
Discussion ot tu" budget. as a
who's, am ~ unnmshed TENS IN par
tnr "f' Tx ,.,,y SSbool B6nrJ I,rIliav
,SSh, IN Iho Id,,inistr,tIom Euil5irr
S0s tasI e Mar.haI'is '''''' $780,
rio anHi,a, pay roiI Of Tho ar,plov,es
,So 1T, l..E.nI sys;.,r f"st yea~
,.., Z, 0an nnr .,,rfF,l,, ~ .n,,,-r ~.
Gcials This anouni however m
si SGS' and nd ciy FUNDS f or y nurpose
tr,thcr ua.tSr ,yLirh ,C,li' 4l-a,r
s..hooI I{oord leynrr tno h,,G.o, i nra
,Xp"nso occ5l,u, o., he ech66l -vs.,ry,.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-03
Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ads
RHEUMATISM LEAVES
YOU FOREVER

Deep seated Uric Acid Deposits Are
Dissolved and the Rheumatic
Poison starts to Leave the System
Within Twenty-four Hours.
Every druggist in this county is
authorized 10 say to every rheumatic
sufferer in this vicinity that if two
bottles of AllenrhI, the sure con-
querer of rheumatism, does not stop
all agony, reduce swollen joints and
do away with even the slightest
twinge of rheumatic pain, he will
gladly return your money without
comment.
Allcnrhu has been tried and tested
for years, and really marvellous re-
suits have been accomplished III the
most severe cases where the suffer
ing and agony was intense and pite-
Gus and where the patient was help
less
Allenrhu relieves at once. I'M
mediately after you start to take it
the good work begins. 1t searches
out the uric acid deposits, dissOlves
the secretions and drives rheumatic
poison out of the body through the
kidneys and bowels.
It's marvellous how quickly il acts
Blessed relief often comes in two
days, and even in cases where the
suffering is most painful all traces
disappear in a few days. Wettick's
Cut Rate Drug Store can supply
you. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-03
HOOSIE RS IN THE
GALLANT 42ND
War Department May Dis
charge Indiana Members of
Rainbow at Capital.

As a special military feature Of
the Victory Liberty loan campaign
the state sales committee. assisted
by members OF the Rainbow Cheer
society has taken up with the war
department the matter OF demObil-
izing this celebrated unit--battery
A Of the 150th field artillery-at
Fort BENJAMIN Harrison. The as
sistance OF Vice Pres't Thomas r.
Marshall, an Indiana man interested
in the regiment. has been secured
and the war department is reported
10 look with favor upon the sug-
gestion.
IL is understood that the Rainbow
division will arrive in New York
during the progress OF the loan.
Plans for the rehabilitation of the
world war veterans are said 10 in
clude parades in the large cities. Po-
liticaI efforts to secure the assign
ment OF certain units TO certain
cities have been frowned upon. IL
is said, but the policy of the war de
partment to cooperate fully with the
treasury department is making the
Victory loan campaign a success, is
q
Hoosier boys who helped make the
record OF the gallant 42nd division
az the Argonne woods, will be re-
stored 10 civil life on their native
soil, within sight OF their proud
relatives, friends and neighbOrs, at
the Hoosier capital.
Among the trophies Of the world
war allotted TO Indiana are 1858
German helmets, captured on the
battlefields OF France. These will be
offered. probably. as prizes to school
children. in some contest 10 be de
veloped later by the advertising pro
meters Of the Victory campaign.
May 4 has been designated Vic
tory loan Sunday and ministers of
the state viii be asked TO devote at
least a portion of their days pro
gram to a statement OF the necessi-
ties and purposes of this great cam
paign for funds.
A feature movie, "The Price of
tributions from leading stars of
hlmdom, has been announced for
distribution in the state, under the
direction OF Frank ]. Rem busch.
president of the state association,
who will direct this phase of the
publicity campaign. This picture is
said TO be a most comprehensive and
graphic showing Of the activities OF
the war college, the signal corps. the
marine corps and the navy division
Of the Red Cross
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-03
News of the City
from the
Official Records
Marriage Licenses.


David ID. Pratt. machinist, Battle
Creek, Mich, to Gladys Boatman,
spooler. South Bend
Fred Mason, farmer. Stevensville,
Mich. to Amanda Lindell. house
keeper. Stevensville. Mich.
J. Forrest Staples, salesman. De-
troit. Mich, to Mildred Funston,
teacher. South Bend.
Samuel f. Waters, hotelman,
Philadelphia, Pa, 10 Sylvia Powell,
domestic. South Bend.
Georgia NJ. Mcdonald housekeep-
er. AIishawaka, to Herbert Z. Beck,
clerk. Mishawaka.
John Clio, laborer South Bend,
TO Tressa Robbins, homework, South
Bend.
Superior Court.
Mary X. Smith US. Leland Smith;
suit for divorce.
Earl 2. Whiteman and Ray Lev
erich vs.. Joseph Sokolwski; COM
plant 10 foreclose lien.
Louis W and Ellen 5. Bailey; pc
tition for adoption.
Circuit Court
Edward c. Dietrich ct al vs. Mary
+. Dietrich; order on sale of real
estate.
Births.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. George Var
go. 9O2la Napier St, a daughter on
April 3.
Recorded April I. 1919.
Compiled by Indiana Title and
Loan Coz
Timothy F. Cass and wife to
Franklin F. Pierce and wife. part of
lots III and 172 in Cushing and
Lndsey's addition. $1.O0.
Frank Mahar and wife 10 Dan
lei NJ MilIken and wife. tract Of
land in Portage twp. $500.
Eustice Poledor 10 Andrew Pole
dor and Pendel Poledor, part OF
lot ST o. T. South Bend; Lots and
Is. Norris Park addition. $500.
Kazimier Zduniak and wife TO
Jennie Rothstein. lot 649. 3rd Plat
Summit Place addition, 500.
Charles v Hall and wife and
Walter Retiring and wife to Joseph
Bendt. jr.. s and Fox addition 10
WYATT. 800
Delevan ID. Bowsher 20 Arthur
Voigt lot 25S. Bowman's sth addi-
.tion, 500.
John l.. Geyer and wife 10 r. L.
Moseley. part OF lot 20. College
Grove, 800.
Anna Krajewska and husband TO
Joseph Zakrzewski and wife. lot IS.
iu +. Rupers addition, $4,000
Andrew and Teresa Kovach TO
Andrew Wanslager and wife. part
Of lots % and "A Ruckman's sub
division $4,000
Ida j. Rhine. et al. TO Henry C.
HOFFMAN and wife Tot 40. Cushing
and Lindsey's addition, 500.
Otuuia Center 20 Jacob Christen-
son and wife. part OF lot ISIS o. p.
River Park S3500.00
Martha Ann Britt and husband TO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-03
8Oth Cavalry
After Bandits

MARIA, Tex, April 3-.FOI-
lowing raid across the Rio
Grande river during a binding
hail storm, by Mexican bandits
last night, troop Il, SOth cavalry.
in command of Capt. Matlick,
overlook and killed five of the
bandits, recovered the horses and
cattle stolen and returned to the
American side, according to an
official report received by Col.
George II. Langhorne at district
headquarters here late today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-03
TWO DIVORCE SUITS

ChRrgins that his wife habitualIy
reelected 10 perform her household
duties and on several occasions alb
scented herself from horne ranging
from four 10 sN WEEKS at G.
time. Georse Squint filed >uIt for
divorce in superior court fsom Marie
squint. Thcy were married in Feb
ruarv. 1879 and separated m 40
femhor. 1918
FaIurl 10 provide D. gwen by
f.raia 81. Sears ir her complaint for
oivorc- from hubert NJ Scars fHeI
"a circuit cour, wednesday They
werc married in january. 1915. and
separated in March. 1919.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-03

Louis E. Zeiger. lot PIP in Ford
ham, $1.0O.
George f. Britz to Same, lot 152,
End addition to River Dale, $1.O0.
George +. Britt to Same. lot 154,
2nd addition TO River Dale, $1.0O.
Frank Sopczynski, ct al, to Bessie
NJ. inehart. part of b. o. L. 80,
81
J. NJ. 'Rhinehart to Emanuel
Pendel and wife. Same as next
above, $500.
Charles +. Rachel and wife to
Isabelle NJ. Grieger. lot 147, Mues-
sells End addition, 800.
Louisa j. Chamberlain TO Armand
j. Horenn, lot 100 Roseland Park
addition; lot 21. Miller's subdivis-
ion, $500
Armand J. Horenn TO Louisa ].
Chamberlain Same as next above,
500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-03
Boy S New Spring Suits

Juvenile Suits in blue
serge, MILDLY style, with
either long or short
pants; fancy mixtures,
high waist line, belted
style; Elton collars or
novelty lapels; 3 to 8
yrs.-S3.5O, So. So, $3.50,
IS, SO.
Boys Hats and Caps.
new spring shapes, soc
up to 50.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-13
PAPEz IN LIGA NARODOV.
Senator Sherman pravi, da bi bila
TAXA Ega reakcionarna.

Dean Ballentine illinoisskega
vseucilisca je nedavno pisal sena-
torju Shermanu, ola maj podpira
ligo narodov.
Senator Sherman pa mu je od-
pisal, da pomeli liga narodov ne
varnost "a vlado Zdruzenih draw
in "a amerisko ljudstvo. V svojem
pismu je nadaljeval:
"Ja7 ne bonn volil "a tako hgo,
pa ce to prav ne bi bilo po godu
dijakom vaSega vseucilisea.
eta liga, sestojeea IL belih KRIS
canskih plemen, bi bila dominira-
ma po pazevem vplivu ter po vpli-
wa Vatikana. Liga narodov je re-
akcionarna, nasprotna svobodnim
institucijam ter bi pripeljala IA
rode zopet V dneve teme in ma
zadnjastva. f"
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-13
w. S. S.
PREGANJANJE CRNCEV v
ANGLIJI.
Angleske crnce bodo deportirali
v Zapadno Indijo.

London, Anglia. = PrekO en-
tisoG zamorcev = samih angleSkih
pOdanikov = je zaprtih V nekem
poslopju V Liverpoolu, ola Sc jih
ubrani pred furiozno belo mnozi-
co, ki je re pred nekaj dnevi ma
padla oni del mesta, kjer so II
Grnci stanoval. Plemensko so
vrastvo in izgredi, ki so vsled te-
ga nastali, so tako ogrozevalni,
da so lokalne avtoritete zaprosile
vlado pomoci.
Bella drhal je napadla hise, V
katerih so stanovali ernci, pohi-
Stvo je odvlekla ma ulice ter Je
sezgala, in dveh slucajih je bila
pozvaHa pozarna bramba. = Dva
zamorca, ki sta dospela parni-
kom ter Sc V Hevednosti izkrcala,
je mnozica napadla ter ju oropa-
la njunega denarja.
VeGina zamorcev, ki so sedaJ
radi njih lastne varnosti zaprtl,
je bila oborozena z brivnimi brit
vami in revOlverji.
Vzrok izgredov je dalo prija-
teljStvo in druzenje erncev be-
limi zenskami, katerimi so bill
V nekaterih slu6ajih legalno poro-
6eni. K temu je pripomoglo Sc
dejstvo, da so delali ernci skupno
demobiliziranimi vojaki.
Neki uradnik ministrstva "a
delo je odSel danes V Liverpool,
da Sc prepriea, kaj je ma stvari.
SovraStvo do Grncev Sc je raz-
sirilo po vseh vecjih tovarnah v
Liverpoolu, kjer so bill vposleni
zamorci. Neka velika tovarna je
odpustila vse svoje erne vsluz-
bence, ker belo delavstvo nj hote-
10 delati mimi.
Reeeno je, da bo vlada odloeila
pOSeben prostor, kamor bodo sli
lahko crnci, dokler ne bodo pre-
peljani v kak kraj Zapadne Indi-
lie ali kan drugam.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-13
w. S. S.
NAZADOVANJE ROJSTEV V
ITALIJI.

Rim, Italia, 9. junija. = DR..
William Charles White, nacelmk
ameriske komisije Bdecega Kriza
v Italiji, je ma podlagi natancnlh
in podrobnih preiskav dognal, ola
Sc je narastek prebivalstva V lta-
Lii, XII je znasal pred voJno 81 ma
vsakih tisoc ljudi zmanjsal tekom
vojne ma II.
= Tekom desetih let, od 1901
do 1911 je dodala Italia 2,5OO,ooO
k svojemu prebivalstvu. Cd l9l2
do 1915 pa je dodala 1,8oo,ooo'
kar znaci povecanje "a polovlco
miljona.
Odkar je izbruhnila vojna, Sc
je umrljivost otrok zelo povecala
ter ie najvecja V majhnih mestih.
Iz vsega tega je razvidno, da raw
no maihni otroci trpe naJvec
ma posIedicah vojne.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-13
Pise Farmer Murphy.

"Tedenska racija, nadaljuJe
correspondent, je padla cd $50 do
12O gramOv. Bella Kun je dial pre-
bivalcem BudimpeSte dovoljenJe,
da gredo lahko IL mesta ma deze-
10 ter da 81 tam nakupijo ziveza,
katerega smo vsak prinesti V me-
sto do so funtov. Toda to dovo-
ljenje ne pomaga mnogo, ker
ljudstvo noce sprejemati papirna-
tega denarja.
"Zadnji nacrt Bella Kuna, da
odpomore polozaju, je, ola poslJe
''neproduktivno prebivalstvo" ma
dezelo, kjer maj obdeluje pole,
Nadale ina tudi V nacrtu, ola pre-
topi srebro in zlato, ki Je bllo
konfiScirano.
Stevilo porok in zenitev Sc je
ma Ogrskem jako zviSalo. V apri-
lu in maju je bilo povprecno 25O0
porok, cd 20. marea pa do srede
maja 1919 pa je to Stevilo posko-
clio ma 10000. To je pripisovatl
lahkoti, ki danes omogoca zenlt-
We. Novoporocenim parom pa Je
tezko dObiti stanovanje, dasl Je
Bella Kun zasegel vse palace arl-
stokratov in bogataSev.
"KopaliSGa so rezervirana "a
proletariat. Platnenega perila nj
mogoGe dobiti. Operacije V bolnl-
cab so skoro nemOgoce in polozaJ
V njih je slab.
"BudimpeStanske ulice so debl-
lie povsem druga6no lice. Avtomo-
bilov in kabov nj vec videti, ker
so bill zaplenjeni. Ma podonav-
skin parnikih vihrajo rdeee Ia
stave. y
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-13
NADALJNI POLET PREKO
OCEANA.

St. Johns, Novofundlandija, IL.
junija. = Veliko Vickers-Vim
letalo "a bombardiranje BIO odle-
telo ma svoj polet preko oceana "a
nagrado $4,000, razpisano cd an
gleskega casopisa London Daily
Mail, jutri, kakor je izjavil kapi-
tan Jack Allcock, letalec.
Kapitan Allcock' in porocnik
Arthur Whitten Brown, naviga-
tor, sta naredila danes svoj dru-
gi poizkusen polet. Izjavila sta,
da je bill ia polet popolen uspeh-
Njuno veliko letalo je bio V IRA
ku As minut, dospelo je do visine
5000 cevljev tie je letelo po 12O
mill ma uro.
Pariz, Francija. = Kapitan La
fon, francoski letalec, je odsel da-
mes zjutraj iz LIE Bourgeta, la ma
redi polet v Carigrad. Kapita1
priGakuje, da bo dospel v Carl
grad okoi petih popoldne. Raz-
dalja znasa 400 mill.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-13
w. S. S.
HEARSTA!'
PRAVI DUHOVEN.

Trenton, N. Y. = Rev. William
M. Curry, D. D. Pastor eetrte
presbiterijske cerkve vlTrentonu,
je izjavil, da hi bilo treba William
Hearsta, izdajatelja velikega della
ameriskega easopisja, deportirati,
da Sc ne bi vec ameriske druzine
zastrupljevale z njegovim anarhi-
stienim casopisjem. Duhoven ma
dalje trdi, da so bill Hearstovi IL
vodni clanki najvec krivi umora
predsednika McKinleya. Njegovi
easniki da podpirajo in podzigajo
duh anarhije.