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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-17
Parliament bci6iitst
Sir GSwarc Carton
@irb iuesen ieiner sesen Ole gerci.
uisten Gtaaten seridtete SdmadJ.
reSe nidt belaust.

2onOon, II. Snli. - eSm 8arIa.
rnent fam eeItern Die fiir5Iid bon
Sir goporo Carton fiber Die 8u.
itdnoe in sSrIono gebnltene 9ie6e 5ur
9eipredung. Ser britiide General
annaIt, Cir @orbon Seortb, nlodte
befatn1t, ooB Carton tpeeen ieiner
9robung, Die ltIIter Sreitpilligen Der.
oltssurufen nidt eeridtIib beIanet
Der0en Tonne.
M1it elmer Gtimmennbgobe bon
217 gegen 73 ipurhe Der goridIoe
0es 8ertreters Der arbeiterTAaft, s.
81. glDnes, in tpeldem Sic &egie.
rltng nufgeforoert miro, Cir Carton
uegen 9Iuireiaung uno ltebertretung
Der @eiese ftrafgeridtlih 8u berfoI-
gen. beriporfen.
gsobe3u i6mtlide WtitgIieoer 0es
9arlamentes, obne &iidfi6t oaf ibre
Harteioneeborigfeit, beroamnten Cir
Cartons 9ieoe. Ser 2iberaIe Cir
9cnolo Wc2eon beantrogte, Dob Die
&eoe oeS iriiden llntoniiten gum
8elhn Der 1oral 6es 8orIomenteS,
IN offentliher 8erianmlung perpor.
fen Diro.
Cir @onar Gam, Mltnoltiif Der
&egieriing, erfldrte, oaB fth oieielbe
in oernrtigen 6dIlen an Die Giltidei-
oung ibrer gledtsbeilt1n6e bnIten
miiiIe 10 leio ibm oies Defenders in
Oieier 9lngelegenbeit t1,e. @are pirf.
lid cine llebertretling Der @eiebe felts
gelteIlt iporoel oonn b1tte er auf
ftrofgerihtlihe 8erfoleung beitanoen
tn6 ieik Anlt nieoergeIegt, falls cine
iol9e bintertrieben iporoen tp1re.
Sm iibrieen mare oie ganae 9lnge.
legenbeit iebr peinlid.
Cir g6par0 Cartons gieoe, In
naher Die SoIhtng Der 8ereinigten
Staaten IN 8eaue auf SSrlano aIs
tattlos nno gum @iberItono nufrei-
aeno be5eidnet miro, uno in Der er
ait6 Die 8robung altsiprof, Die Ill
iter SpeitpiIIigen beraus8itr1tfen, falls
Elm geriud een1ndt iperoen ioIte,
oas .Sonle 9tlle" @eics in Srlano
ein5ufiibreit, bot oIlgeneitl b6ies
8Iut eenddt. 9eridieoene 3eitun.
gen baben oieie &eoe in poIitifder
&idtung bin nusgebeiltet. aiberaIe
iriide gI1tter erfl1ren Dab untr
biefen 8erbdltniiiet fein llnterifieo
atpiiden 0a6nig~ Ge 8alera uno
naonig" Garion beitebe.
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Die critic 1ocit
na6 DemtieblanS

9lelp gOrf, IL. SnIi. - glm
nGd)itsn 9ienstns, ben 22. Snli,
iuirb Der 9anpfer ,lIniteb
States", ieit Gintritt Der @erei.
nigtem Gtaaten in oas enrppa.
iide @Slterrinsen bic eriteu
Goitiaden uadD 9entidlanS brin.
gen. Ger Sampfer fd6rt nnd
Gbriitiania, giorwcsen, bon iuo
ans bic 8riefe ii6er 9dnetnarf
nadJ 9eittidlanO trauspOrtirt
iueroen.
(@eiuS6nlide grisfe miiien
NIT elmer 5-gent SOitmarfe Der.
ieben iein, i'm ridtig befOrbert
sm tucrbeu. Sdjperere gricfc
iinS cntipredenb tenrer. Die
bor Dem ariesc beitebenSe 2.
Sent Soitrate nad 9eittidlanS
bat scseniuartis feline 8iltisfeit,)
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1obitlc& kcfitfttt ita6
1oereiniotett StaAtcn


griiIiel, geIgicn, II. Suli. -
Ger amerifaniide Geinnote in Bel.
glen, grano DbitIod, Der, tuie &c.
riihttueiie berIoutet, oIs 0ndJfolger
oes omerifoniiden gotidnfters in
SStaIien, Serrn Sbomas 0eIiou go.
ge, in 9(nsfidt seuOrmen lift, pirO
iid1 am 26. Suit bon bier aus auf
Die 9teiie mad Den Ger. Gtaoten be.
seben. &ie bon Der biefisen @e.
ian6tidnft erfIGrt miro, III Die an.
gebIidle geforoerune beg @errn
@biilod gum gofIdloiter pollitonOig
siuOffiaiel.
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Gcntesuar BON
Serbcit 9eptiinSert

Semi II. SuIi. = 9ie rltntdti-
i6e &onlniiiion madte befannt, oaB
oie ierbii6e Gruppenabteilung, mel.
DIE 9emesbor beiest bielt, Die Staot
ger6umt bot. 9ie Serben nabmen
aber oQes, mas @ert bate, nit fid,
einldlieBlid 10 Gofomotibetb 1900
@iienbobnpaggons, Sabrifmoifine.
rie, Giere uno SauSbaltltngsgegen-
itGn0e. 3ie 8epolfer1tng Der 72
Meilen noro0itlitb bon 8elgrab gele=
genen Staot bat gegen Die Serben
idpermiegenoe 8eldmerOe erboben.
@s berlolltet, oaB Die rum6pii9e Ste.
gierltng elm ernelites anerbieten oes
ruIIiiden goli6emiti. .@tiniiters 2es
nine, Elm @iinoniS NIT &uBlaro 8u
ihliebeu, obgelebnt bat.
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6nm6p[bt als Gpnntn.sib.

Gable fod, gtebr, II. Sult.
9ie Gto0t Sulnbolot bat cine
@olntp Seat 8etition beim gountp-
glert in 6oas gitb eingereidt uno
berlangt eine Spe5ialpabl 5ur Ser.
legltng Der gountp.Sauptitobt bon
Sails Gitp no9 SuulboIot. IS
miro angenornmeh oaB oies einen
oireften aonpf apiitben Sails Gitn
nn6 SuntboIot beoelttet. 8efntntliA
bronnta Oos goit1tD. .@eri6tsgebGr0e
in Sails Gitp i'm Gebten 6riibiabr
ob.
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Qtraflidlea ssamilienbranta.

8aiiet. giebr., II. ssuIi. - Ser
etrua Is MeiIen non Gong 9ine cuf
elmer &stlnititte oni1iiige 6armer
8ilinm 81. 9ianooIf bot am 9iens.
tog, anI6einenO in pl6bIi6er @ei-
itesoeripirrltng ieine Srmt our9 @e-
mebridiiile eetotet, feline 16 SSobre
aIte So6ter peripun6et tno oonn
ielbit Sel6itmoro besangen. glls er
fab, 0aB feline Sodter nur bertpun-
bet nar, berban0 er lire 8unoen
notoiirftig uno i9ifte iie 3u eiaem
gta6bar, morouf er It1 eridoB.
5inun3icIle Shpierigfeiten 1tno SSa.
milien8iuift foGlen Sen 9lonn au Der
Sdrederstat getrieben baben
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9rei eolOaten.Spdlseitcu.

5remont, gtebr., Il. Sult. =
9rei iunge @dnner, Die in Ser gIr.
NEE 0ienten, unO erIt fiirSIi9 aug
5ranfreid Suriiffcbrten, babeu iid)
in oen Stono Der Gle begeben 60
min Sbonibor nit 9eIna Greeo,
&obert @orie init @nrie SnISeioer
itno 2ouis 6. Marr mt Gitber SSa.
cobien. 9as eriteenonrte Gaor lieB
ii9 IN 8renlort traiten mdbrenO Die
Sestgenannten iid per automc5il
nod Columbus beeaben, I'M iid BORT
in Die 9toiettfeiieGn Der gbe idnlie.
ben 5u Iaiien.
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gfluiternnss.aOntraftc Oerssbcn.

gSaboo, gtebr4 II SSliIi. = Der
9(nfong our gfIoiterune bon 40
9lof 1T aenta9t lporben nno elm
erober Srlpp slrbeiter bot Die gor.
orbeiten IN ben StrnBen besonnen.
8. 9. 8oIterg, 3ibil. .Sngenieur bat
Die stuffift iiber Die Qrbeit. Die
slaieo Confirmation Gonpai1p bon
Smaba BAT oen asflaIterunes,aon-
trait, Der bis alin eriten Septen.
Der fertigeeiteIlt werben ioIl, atige.
mieien erbnIten.
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Jrl6nSer bleibett Scr
SieoesparaSe fern

Dublin, II. SuIi. = Die iriide
gaotiondI @eieIlidaft, Die 5umeiit
aus g(nbGngern bes Deritorbenen
SSobn ReOutan beitebt, itrlO bic ben
arieg mitgemnGt boben, baben ben
geidIuB eefabt, 6aB Die Witglieoer
iib nidt an 0er iogenannteu Sieges-
parade am Sonstng beieiIigert tDer.
ben. @s NOR Subor in offiaieIler
@eiie maefiinoief fporoen oaB Die
@eieaihoft an Der 5eier teiInebuteit
puroe.
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Der Eantpf 9caen
Sic Prohibition
9ie Sercinisuns sesen gsatiuuals
prohibition ernennt Suiepb 8.
gailcb als ibreu Gedts.
beilanS.

Gbicogo, II. Suli. - 8ie bonn
tpeItliden Souptauartier Der p9liIo-
ciotion cbpoieo to Sectional 8robi-
bition" befannt gegeben lpirS,
muroe Ser friibere grnoesienotor
Soiepb 8. @nilep, ols erIter
Redtsbeiitauo oieIer Organization
ernanttt. Ser &anpf ge9en Die 9tn.
tionolprcBibition foIl in aiir5e nit
oller &roft in angriff genon1rren
mer6en. @leif8eitig ioI aud cine
9nnlpdgne in 0ie @ege geleitet tperr
ben, meIde bic 8ieoeriuobI ianer
2egislatoren, neIhe oos Brobibi.
tions- -9lrnenoement rotifi3iert 5o4
ben, barbiHOern fol-. 2(rtbur Seaoep,
Der Ieitenoe 9ireftor oieier @erei.
nigitng, erlieB einen 8eridt, ipeIder
bon 9lngriffen auf 0ie glnti.Soloon
2iaa itrost. Die @efilrtporter Ser
9robibition lpaoen oarin ats eine
Minoritdt be5eihnet, ipeIbe aridei-
memo ben 66. &ongreB IN Der 8e-
itefttaidbe bat.
@aIbinaton, II. syuIi. -@enero[-
bunoesnhpaIt galmer erfIarte ge-
Itern, BOB Die 9robibition, iolpeit tie
fi9 nltf Shnaps, 2ifeure iln6 @eine
be3iebt, I'M ganaen 2onoe ltrene.
ftefts our6qefiibrt miro nno oab
llebertreter oieies @elebeS itrcng-
items beitrdft tperoen. 8os oie Ser
iteI[ung tno Den 8erfouf bon 234-
pro5entigen gieres betrifft, 10 Eino
babel in Diitriften mo oas Itdatli6e
Sbergeriht 0ie GntI6eioung obQob,
ooB onsielbe nibt beroui6en0 uirtt,
nod feline MaBnobmen getroffen
noroen. SoIlte oas 8inoesoberge.
ri6t cine negertteiIige Gntlheioung
abgeben, oant meroen oIle iene Ser
ionen, mel6e 0ernrtiges Bier ber.
itellten itn0 berfaltftert ipegen Ser
leblng beg 8robibitionsgeicees
itrofgerihtltfD berfolgt neroen.
4oniernotibe 0itgIteoer ser Gro.
bibitionspartei parnten geTtarn ibreI
ro6ifdIcn 9ollegen Dor au itrengen
@elpaltnlnBregeln in Ser 0urds
fiibrung ser nationoIen 8robibition,
oo elm 6erortiger Sdritt Ieidt einen
boIlitdnoieen llnihtpung in ser
Stintmlune Ser 8iirger 6es 2anoes
berporrufen fonllte. 9ieie 8arnitng
erfolgte, nadOem Der repubIifnniide
&eprdientont 0eorean, bon Sfln-
bona, befonnt mndte, ooB er einen
eiu3ubringen geOanfe,
oenl5itfoIgc bas Solten eines gerin-
gen 8orrates BON eeiItigen @etrdit.
fen i'm eigenen Seim, gum eigeue't
@ebroii6, 8mn gerbreden geitenpelt
miro.
GeprGieutdnt 9Sor, 0enlofrat aus
Nor0 Carolina, Elm in Die 8oue gp.
f1rbter grobibitioniit, beipro1 in ei-
nef aonfcren8 NIT rooifdlen @efilr.
Dortern Der grObibition oie grgeb.
niiie 5n itrenger @eiesgebrne. Gin
ser einet Sreiin6 i'm ei9eaen
Sein NIT cinem @l1shen Sfnobs |
beipirfen niir0e, ipGre 6drn1h
e6enio Die 5armersfrou, |
lpel9e fir fiG ieIblt etlide SIoifen
Shiuor5bceripein mofte, ODER Der
Der fir Den Sousge. |
brouf Gin sdB9en GbItn1oit bsr.
itelIt. Terortige 8tpongsborIaget
tuiir6en Die geIpobner oes 9dnoes !
sfueifeIlos in unnotiae g(nfre1irng
uerfeeen dno iie ihIieBlid Der grobi-
bifion ottDenoig MAIDEN. Gs iei oa-
Der ratinm, fib bel Der 2lnnublnel
bon oerortigen @eieben nur bonn ge-
Iunoen MenihenberTtan6 uno niht
bonn Fnnntismlis Ieiten 81 Iniien.
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Gciltpcrcit5octrdnkc
tucroen ftcilcrfrci

9Sdi6ington, II. Suli. Ser
@ioerruf oes @eiebes 18ur geiteue.
rltne bon nSoOa 8aiier" ipur0e bon
repubIifaniiden S5iibrern i'm Suuie
bei6loiien. Mebrere 5iibrer propbe.
aeitet ooB ste 9terer auf ole Gem.
peren3getrdrfe lno uSSSce-gream4 in.
nerbnIb zines @aonats abgeidafft
mer0en fpitr6e.
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mettcrf,eri3t

SIR Omaha itnO llneebltne: id0n
uno mariner beute obenO nnb Jrei.
tag.
Sir 9ebrosfo: ifon uno mariner
beate abenO. Greitng gum SeiI be.
D6ltt uuo tuobrideinIitb Geipitter-
iGoiier. aiibler I'M peitIiden 9ei[
am gofn1ittog.
Sur Soma: idon nnO mdrmer
beuts obeno tlHo Jreitae.
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aearneD, geebr., II. Subtle
geide ocs Ai0rid SEMEN, EN- Jun.
ger Maun bon % Snbren uurce
i'm aearnep See om 0ienstog ge.
filnoen. Ger Gorper Iae tpobI oil q
Shinoen i'm @oiier, ebe cine su4e
beronitoItet nur6e. :.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-07-17
etruEenba6nitreif In Bolton.

Bolton, II. SlIi. - Ser Gtrd.
benbobnoienIt in Bolton 1T belte in.
folee beg Streifs Der StroBenbobn.
onseitel1ten geldbnlt.
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oerfe Observation-Disclosures NIT
elmer per1noertai &ioerrnisoorIoae
ors 9naesIidt.@eietes 81 pniiiGen,
tros BEN geo bes Eraitoentsa =.
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Seunierena Der gHnSesitaaten.

8eiltar, II. SuIi. - sluf Gin.
Iuouna Motbios grabergers, oes
sSinanSnlinilters Ser oetltiden Teeie-
rrtng, trnten oie 6inunaminiIter rnO
MiniiterprdIioenten, ioipie Die biplos
niatiiden 8ertreter Der 6eutlden
8rnoesItooten, nebit Dem oIterrei6i.
iden @eianoten 9rofeIior Sortmonn
in @einar 5it elmer 9eratling 5ii.
iammen. @s iollen In eriter 2inie
Der @infon1meniteuer .glon, ioirie ei.
ne gln3ob[ onoere eeuleiniane 81.
nan5fragen eroriert tperoen. gS
tpuroe 1ttter nnoerem elm 9lan bor.
eelegt, an Die SteIle Der ein5elItant.
Ii9en Steltern eine ein6eitlide
gleidsiteuer 8u ieten. @r8berger
fiin0igte an, 6ab I'M SntereIie bon
Sanoel uno sSnouItrie 0ie bisberigc
3eniur bon 8riefen umO eelpobnli.
den 9eIegrontrnen aus Dem g(ltslun.
oe oufgeeeben moroen iei ongeeen
peroe fte bpri1ufig nod bei6eboGten
bel eingei6riebenen ooer beriidertett
8riefe1L iotpie BET 8afeten.
Srnnrige 6eiellen.
Berlin, IL. syuIi. - s5n gtor0.
idIesipig tritt INNER mebr bic Gr.
ideinuns au Soge, OoB oelitide
arie9seeptntler imb onOere uobl-
b1benoe 3eutiae beriuden, ibr @elo
nob Ddnetnorf 5u bringen trob0em
Die odnii1en 8aitfen iidb oo9egen
ifeptiI6 berbaIten. Ser 3it5ug nod
moelideripeiie odniid iper0enoen
@ebieten lit 10 eroB. OoB ein8eIne
groBere Std0te Die slitsmonoerer
falmt mebr beber6ergen f6nnen.
@rltnOitiide, S6lfer uno onoere Sic.
genidaften, ebenio lpie 8oren mer.
ben 5u 8bantaiie.Greii oufgefauft.
Die 8oa- liro Steuer.9eb6roen nur.
0en 6esboIb ongeipieien, on oieieni.
gen, bur9 oeren Mitbilfe Dem Gan.
De ons aapitaI erbalten bleibt, Brd.
mien bon 10 Hro8ert zines Iolden
aapitals 51 5a9len.
9entIdlanb mnhtc mObil MAIDEN,
iagt 0fallengeneral.
Berlin, IL. SuIi. - Ser frii6ere
seitweilige @eneroIiiiimus Der ruff.
i6en arnee, General @urfo, Der iid
aur5eit in Gbriitiania aufb6lt, beroi.
fentlidt I'M nMorgenblatt" einen
b06It bemerfensnerten artifeI ilber
Die SduI6froge, Der angeIt6ts Der
8eoeutllng oes 8erfailers eroBte
aufmerfinnfeit pcroiert. gtnfnilp-
feno on bic gleuBerlrg oes @rofen
9rofoorff. .&ansaii IN GerIaiaes itn0
an Die nnoerer oeuti9er StaotsnlGt.
ner uno Generdle, oaB GuBlonos |
MobiImndung Die Soltpturinde gum
arieee geipeien fei, fiibrt @urfo II.
a. aus: Bon oieiem Stanopunft aus
iei Ole ritIiiide Mobilmadung gleid. |
be0euten6 eerpeien nit Der Nottper.
oieteit fir 9eltihlonO, itnberaii9Iid |
oen arieg aii beginneI ba Ole ein5i- |
ge ueberIegenbeit GertidIan0s IN
Der Shneaigfeit ieiner MobiImo.
dung gelegen babe. Sdtte 9euti6. |
lonb ouf cine forneIle ariegserfld.
rung ruiiiiderieits eetpurtet, 10 bdtte |
ps 6ieien 8orteil, Der Oonn &nBIanO |
sugiite getonunen ipdre, perloren.
Sein Rpf, MIR 0n mobiliferen, Inn
srit ipdter ben aries au getuinneh
pGre fir 9eutidlaito eIeidbe6eutenO
NIT Der gli1fgabe ieines groBten
Erlrnpfes eetpeien. GoIgIi9 babe Die
rrfIiide @obiImod)nng fir 9eutid.
lano Die gaotipenOigteit be6entet, of.
ne einen Gag anfidub RuBIouo ben
arieg 8it erfIdren.
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9ie saassIidlt.gia.

8oibinqfou II. SiiIl = Gie
5ibrer Der 9epublifoner I'M Saide
Gno nbereInGefsnmen cine trdn.
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PERMIT No. ssi), AUTHORIZED By THE
ACT OF OCTOBER 9, 1917, ON FILE AT
THE POST OFFICE OF OMAHA, NEBR |
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
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aonlulunif SrIftr
erbalt Seftul.'gs9aft
Dentidc iiitS crbStie, scritSrtc StdStc In ucrSs
frankreidb NIT Seutidbem ,llatcrial utS Semts
fdber 1lrbeit tpicScr amf;nbateit
gmnSesitaatcn beraten iibcr Gtnkcmmenitcmei

W1iinden, II. SuIi.-Gric &oIler, |
syiibrer Der &ountltniiten ruto Weit.
oIieb Der ebemnIigen giin6ener 60.
bietregieriine, lit 5u fiinfidbriger
sSelhtngsbaft perllrteilt poroen.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-11
Wash. GIees Will
 Play Steam Rollers

New Haven, Oct. 1.-The Steam Roller eleven, which invades this city from Providence tomorrow afternoon to battle the Washington Glee club aggregation of New Haven on the Savin Rock grounds to determine the first step in the rightful ownership of the New England professional football championship, will arrive in New Haven this evening, with ros- ter of ex-coIlegiate stars, which makes the eleven. on paper at least, the strongest professional football outfit which has in a decade stacked up against local combination. The game will start at 3 ?. m.
 The Providence men will be cap tained by "Chiser' Boyle, the brilliant fullback. whose touchdown defeated the Annex team at Lighthouse Point in a greulling contest two years ago. Boyle is touted throughout Rhode Island as one of the hardest line breakers that ever stepped into cleat- ed shoes.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-11
YALE EXPECTS SUCCESS IN ALL
 MAJOR SPORTS

New Haven, Oct. 1.-The outlook season is very bright as almost the entire squad of last years winning crew is in college and many of the baseball team of 1919 have also re- turned.
 The cross-country team has ar ranged to meet Syracuse at that uni versity on October 25, and will send ten men to the intercollegiate at either Boston or New York on No vember 22. The Harvard university and Freshmen teams will come here for races on November 8, while Yale will send ten men to Princeton on November l.
 Of the crew, seven members of last years victorious Varsity Eight and six of the second boat form a squad of unusual power and experience Captain Mead of the first crew and Finders and Brownen of the second are the only men lost to Coach Alp bolt for this season. In addition to the veteran material which made such an excellent record at New Lon
 don in June, two oars who represent ed Magdalen College, Oxford, in the
 English Henley last year have re-
 turned to Yale and several strong candidates from the 1922 crew, which
 lost to the Harvard Freshman by
 only a fifth of a second have further
 strengthened the squad.
 The coaches fear that so many ex- cellent and experienced oars available
 may discourage new men from com
 peting, and are emphasizing the policy of equal opportunity for all candidates.
 Coach Abbott has done much for rowing at Yale, but in no way more than through the development of class, club, and informal crews Through fall and spring regattas class competitions and the popular izing of rowing as a universal sport rather than a hard grind, merely for potential ''Y" men, he has furnishe an incentive to all would-be oarsmen His policy of "a seat in a shell and a race for every man" forecasts many Yale victories to come.
 | The baseball team is also fortunate l in the return to college Of almost the I entire nine which won the champion ship last year. Selleck, Coxe, and | Robinson, the three regular pitchers | and Holmes and Sheehan, the catch | 1 ial of proved effectiveness. Diamond l on first base, Captain Sawyer on sec i ond, and Murphy at short, should in- sure a fast infield combination, al ] though, as was the case last year i they do not promise much battins
 strength. Gordon and Faherty, whose
 timely hitting in the championship ! games was in contrast to the veal 1 stick work of the team as a whole ! are the outfeld nucleus.
 Several other candidates who were ! not available last year have since re l turned. Peters. catcher, and Hager ! pitcher, will offer last years batter, men a hard fight for regular posi- tions this spring, and Martin, hard hitting outfeIder, should add mucl needed offensive strength. The tean seems certain to be defensively stron! both in the box and in the field ant
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-11
START CAMPAIGN AGAINST MAIL
 ORDER HOUSES

The government of Canada Is con ductfng an investigation of mail or der houses in that country. There IS a movement on the part of retail merchants all over the Dominion against these esta bHshments, which II IS declared are destroying com mun1ty life. Evidence presented in regard to one such concern alleged that they added a profit of 33 Der cnt. to the cost of clothing. And the merchants are confident that they can show these houses do not sell to the consumer any cheaper than the nome merchant can.
 IL Is very easy to take a second grade article, and make an attractive photograph out of it. No half tone cut ever revealed defects.
 Purchasers of these articles usually IorseI mat they have to pay good slzed express or mail charge. Then if the goods do not come out as rep resented, it will cost more than if is worth to get satisfaction
 The worst feature of the mail or- oer business is, as reported from Canada. tendency to destroy com munity life. If town is goine to grow and prosper, it must have good
 
 1 good stores if the people send 2 large { snare or their money away to mail , order houses. It would be vror+r, i while for people to pay little more ! 10 support the business of their own ] loWn' rather than see it slump. Fort l unately that is not necessary. If vol, l want the grade of article that sells ? so cheap in the mail order catalogue 1 ask your merchant for if ua ,,-i1, 1 get It for you, while deploring your l Judgment
 l It is to be hoped that the Cana dfa i people push this investigation to the i limit and force a real show dowr ! on it. It is the belief that it vii show that nothing is saved when the | consumer sends away by mail. It is both poor policy to buy goods with
 out seeing them. and to build UT
 some distant city and let your home y town drag
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-11
ROBBERS SPRING
 HOLD-UP BOLD 0N RUSSIAN BOAT

Batoum, Cancasia, Aug. 29, via Paris, Sept. 16 (By MaiD-Six rob
 bers, travelling as passengers con-
 mandeered the Russian steamer Con-
 stantine on her latest trip between
 this port and Constantinople, and
 robbed a selected list of wealthy pas sengers of 30,OOO,OO0 rubles. The
 robbery was conducted with the dar-
 ing and finish of an American train hold-up.
 The Constantine carried merchants
 from Tiflis, Baku, Bagdad and Fri van, proceeding to Constantinople to purchase goods, with cash in gold and Romanoff rubles for the pur-
 pose. There was nothing to indicate
 the character of the robbers until the ship was within 12 hours of the Bos- phorus, when the captain and crew, at the point of pistols, were ordered forward and the engines stopped. The leading merchants were lined up,
 as their names were read from list, and their persons and baggage searched. It was a case of all fire arms on the deck and arms aloft
 The crew and the humber passen- gers were not molested.
 The captain was ordered to navi- gate his ship close to shore, the pile of firearms was tossed into life 1 boat, and the robbers moved to land | They trrm ediately disappeared in the | hills of Anatolia- The members of 1 the crew who rowed them as.ore re- | ceived a handsome tip.
 Robberies around the Black Sea | become bolder and of daily occur renee. Forty persons were rounded
 up on the high road outside Sonchi
 yesterday and the valuables and bet 1 ter clothing of the party taken. The affair of the Constantine however, is l the first time that bandits have
 transferred their activities to the wa
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-11
EXTRA SPORTING PAGE
Champion Heron Is
 Easy Golf Winner

New York, Oct. Il - Champion Davy Heron. the robust Pittsburg golfer, did a steam roller act on the opposition thrust into his pathway in the tussle for top honors in the Pip ing Rock invitation golf tournament yesterday The first two rounds or match play were settled, and in each test the new king of amateur links men romped home to comparatively easy victories, in spite of the fact that he was called on to meet a brace Of players in the two rounds calculated to offer an interesting argument for most any form of opposition.
 In the morning round, he took on Archie Reid, product of St. Andrew and son of the father of American golf In. the afternoon, Heron en- countered Grant Peacock, former col 1ege mate at Princeton and fellow club member at Oakmont.