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The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
YANKEES CROSS
 MEXICAN BORDER AFTER BANDITS.
They Kill Five and Wound Seven Others and Recap
 ture Cattle and Horses [ Taken in Raid.

MAFA. Tex, March 24-Troops of the American cavalry pursued Mexican bandits across the Rio Grande River IS miles into Mexico killing five and wounding seven, in a pitched battle that took place be- tween the opposing forces.
 The Americans dashed into the fight with whoops, and the bandits, after making the first stand, soon scattered, The Americans recaptur- ed 35 head of cattle which were stolen and two horses, all taken from ranch on the American side.
 The action of the American troops in following the Mexicans across the border is taken here to mean that the Americans are determined to put a stop to Mexican raids on the American side, and will not longer allow the boundary line to interfere with efforts to punish the raiders.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
EXECUTIVES
 POSTAL UNION ARE REMOVED
Postmaster General Burle- son Makes Removal Be- cause of Failure to
 Raise Wages.

WASHINGTON, March 24.-Post- master General A. s. Burleson has summarily removed the chief officers and directors and owners of the Postal Telegraph Company from their duties in connection with the Gov ernment operation of the system.
 He has named A. F. Adams, Presi- dent of the Kansas City Home Tele- graph Company, to take the manage ment of the Government operated lines. The removal of the officers followed the removal of President Mackay.
 The action on the part of the Postmaster General is due to differ ences between the Federal executives and the Government since Federal oprations began.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
ASSERTS ARMY MUST BE SENT
 AGAINST REDS
Gen. Paris of the French Army Declares Ten DiW- sions Could Clean Up
 Russ. BOISheviki.

SAN FRANCISCO, March "A. - Gen. Paris of the French army, who attached himself to the Czecho-Sla- yak Army, has arrived here from Siberia enroute to Paris.
 He declared that unless the En- tente Powers send adequate forces to Siberia, the Bolsheviki would overwhelm the country. He said he believes that ten Divisions of troops could reach Moscow through Siberia and establish order.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
FAVORABLE PLAN FOR ITALIANS
 IS EXPECTED
Col. E. M. House Is Work ing on Problem-Japan Denies That Threats
 Were Made.

PARIS, March 24.-Col. F. M House is expected to have a plan for the settlement of the Plume prob lem between Italy and the Jugo-Slav in day or SO No hint has been given out as to the possible charac' ter of the plan he may advance. The Italian peace delegation insists that any solution not assigning Plume to Italy will not be accepted by Italy. by the Italian Parliament. or by the people of Italy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24

PARIS, March 24.-Zurich advices received here today say Count von Brockdorff, the German Foreign Minister, has sent Under Minister Kautsky to Moscow to personally interview the Soviet Chiefs and get report on the situation. in order 10 get a better understanding of what might be expected to follow.
 The report says the Foreign Min ister wants to make a study as to the best methods of completing a closer political and economic rela- tons between Germany and Russia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
JAPANESE MAKE DENIAL

PARIS, March 24.-The Japanese delegates deny that at any time they had threatened to break away from the Peace Congress, if certain Jap enese demands were not recognized.
 It was reported here that Baron Ishitv. head of the Japanese delega- ton in a speech said unless the Al lies eliminate the race discrimination against Japan, the latter would with draw. This is denied by the delega- tiOn.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
BOLSHEvISM DUE TO IGNoR-
 ANCE

NEW YORK, March 24-Charles Pergler, the new Czecho- Slovak Min ister to America, characterizes Bol- shevism as the socialism of the fig norant He says bolshevism will never gain ground among the Czechs and Slovaks because of the high in tellectual standard of the people.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
ALLIES PURPOSE TO GIVE DANz|C
 TO THE POLES
Germany Declares Ger mans Will Fight Before They Allow Poles to
 Land There.

PARIS, March 24.-It is under stood that the Peace Congress in' tends to allow the Poles to land al Danzig whether the Germans hke II or not. Recent German dispatches received here said Germany would oppose with arms any attempt or the Poles to land in the Baltic port of Prussia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
SITUATION IMPROVES IN EGYPT WHERE WERE
 RECENT DISTURBANCES

LONDON, March 24.-The situa- tion in Egypt at the scene of the recent disorders in which many were wounded and killed, has improved Carlo and Alexandria are reported to be quiet, following the disturbances
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
INCOME TAXES ARE
 COMING IN FAST AND
 OVER BILLION RECEIVED

WASHINGTON, March 24.-Collec tions of the first installment of the income profit taxes reaches over $1,- 0G0, ,000,O00 It seems probable that the Victory Loan will reach $6,000.- eOO,000
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
TWO SCHOONERS IN
 COLLISION AND BOTH
 OF THEM ARE SUNK

SEATTLE, March 4.-The Seattle schooner Kitsap collided with the Hawaiian schooner Wailele, off the Hawaiian Islands in a storm last Friday and both were sunk. The crews were saved. The Port Blakely Lumber Company owns the Kitsap.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
CZECH-SLOVAk ARMY
 IS SENT AGAINST THE
 HUNGARIAN BOlSHEvikl

COPENHAGEN, March 2f Official advices received from Vienna say that a Czech Slovak army ras been sent against the Bolsbeviki who have assumed control in Hun gary.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
REFUSED TO GRANT WAGE

NEW YORK, March 24.-The re- fusal of the Postal Telegraph Com pany to sanction the wage increase to employees of ten per cent. caused Burleson to remove its President, Clarence H. Mackay.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
PHILIPPINE BOARD
 WILL REQUEST THAT
 FILIPINOS BE FREE

SAN FRANCISCO. March 24.--A Philippine Commission is here on the way to Washington to make a request for the independence of the Islands.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
SAYS GERMANY WILL FIGHT
 FIRST

COPENHAGEN, March 24.-Presi- dent Ebert in speaking Sunday to a German meeting said Germany cannot and will not sign a peace which involves the annexation of Danzig by Poland. He added that neither could Germany give up West Prussia or part of upper Silesia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
READY FOR FINAL REPORT
 ON LABOR

PARIS, March 24.-The Conference Commission on International Labor Legislation has finished it's labors, save for drawing up it's final report, which will be submitted at once to the general Peace Congress.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
WHAT PORTUGAL WANTS

PARIS, March 24.-The Portuguese delegates dema>l 120,000,000 pounds as a war finder. nifty from Germany for damages to ports and shipping and loss of lives from German sub marines.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
REPORTED THAT MAssARYk
 HAS RESIGNED

LONDON, March 24.-3eriin ad- vices today say thar President Mas, aryk, of the ccecho-sIovak Republic, has rendered his resignation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24

PARIS March The Peace Congress met three o'clock this afternoon the Hungarian situation It expected the Polish question also would be discussed
 Tonight the League of Nations commission will assemble, with the expectation of virtually concluding the draft for the covenant of the League
 The Entente agents have been advised regarding the confer the Hungarian stuation declaring that it extremely critical It reported that street fighting occurred in Budapest
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
To EASE WAR PRISONERS

PARIS, March 24.-In conformity with the attitude of England, the French Government has decided to release all war prisoners born in Danish Schelswig The first lot will be released soon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
SEATTLE GIVEN A DEFEAT BY
 MONTREAL TEAM

SEATTLE. March 24.-Montreal defeated Seattle Saturday by score of four to two in the second of the series of five games to be played for the hockey championship nj the world The third game will be played tonight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
GERMANY RELEASES BOLsHEvikI
 LEADER

COPENHAGEN, March 24.-Ger- many has released Karl Radek, lead ing BoIsheviki agent, who was ar rested during the Spartacan outbreak, and who was accused of assisting the Spartacans in trying to over throw the German Government.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
LerTs ARE RECOGNIZED

NEW YORK, March 24.-Osnmark. Sweden and Switzerland have rec oenixed the Independence of lith- unia. a province of Russia on the Baltic Sea. The letts have been fighting successfully against the eel- shsviki forcea
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
RIOTS ARE REPORTED

BERLIN, March 24.-This afternoon were reported fresh spartaean out breaks resulting in . general strike at Lubek and riots at stettin and threats of a general strike at eres- lau.
 It Is said that Radek was reieased because of the fresh spartaean out breaks, which are coincidsntai with the Hungarian revolution.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
SHEvlkl ARE ACTIVE
 ON NEW FRONT

ARcHANGEL, March 24. - The eolsheviki forces are active along the entire Northern front. It 10 be-
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
PARTLY CAUSE OF TROUBLE.

LONDON March 24The newspapers in commenting the situation by the recent revolt in Hungary trouble caused partly by delay in completing the general peace treaty.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
JEWS ARE MAssAcREp

NEW YORK, March 24.-The Zfon- ist Bureau reports that thousands Of Jews were massacred by the eoIshev- iki invasion of Ukraine.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
DOWN REBELLION

PARIS, March 24.-The French military forces are making progress in checking the rebellion in Southern Morocco.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
PREPARE TO sOCIALHE ALL INDUS

COPENHAGEN, March 24-The Hungarian government met at Budapest Sunday and organized soldiers and work men's council for entire Hungary.
 The council has started preparation bill for the social zaon of all of the industries and industrial activity in Hungary
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
SEND LEVINE GREETINGS.

COPENHAGEN, March 24.-The Hungarian Communist greetings Lenne leader of the inter- proearat and expressed solidarity with the revou- tionary movement.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
BERLIN DENIES RUMOR.

BERNE 24-Berln denies the that decision reached call another general strike there the latter part of this month. :-s
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
CONFERRED OVER SITUATION.

PARIS 24-The Echo de Paris says that Premier Gle held long conference this morning with Foreign Minister Pchon regarding the Hungarian situation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
ARE ACTIVE IN BOHEMIA

LONDON March 24-Advces have been received here tha the Boshev agents active in Bohemia among the Czec and German workmen.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
GERMANY LOOKING TO RUSSIA

lieved they will make an attack soon along the ovina river against the American and Allied forces.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
HUNGARIAN QUESTION NOT DISCUSSED.

PARIS March 24-ae this afternoon official statement issued after the meeting of the Supreme War Council held from to o'clock that mention made of the Hungarian question: The statement said the council agreed the future Germanys submarine cables and the American pro- posas concerning the of the Teschen Commission which Poland and the CzechSovaks The American pro- posals accepted
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24

NEGOTIATING WITH UkRAiNES
 VIENNA, March 24.-lt 10 learned from Ukraine sources that nesotIa- tions have begun between Ukraine and the Russian eoIsheviki for . settlement of their differences.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
NEWS TO STATE DEPARTMENT.

WASHINGTON, March 24A dispatch the State Depart Belgrade says the Hungarian Boshevik gov ordered the resumption of hoes against the En- Friday No information whether tions have been actually undertaken.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
BO[SHEVIKI SEIZE HUNGARY AND
 DECLARE WAR AGAINST ENTENTE
PEACE CONGRESS MEETS OVER SITUATION
 WAR COUNCIL STATEMENT

claim a Soviet Republic. The dispatch which received Sunday said Red Russian had arrived at Tarnopo to assist in establishing Bolshevik government.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24

BERLIN March 24.-Afemoon advces say the seizure of Hungara by the communists and the organization of Soviet government the work of Russian Boshevk missionary work and finances.
 believed that Hungarys foreign minister Kuhn who probably formulated the communist manifesto which declared of exist between Hungary and the Entente Powers had met Lenne. He spent of his Russia as prisoner.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24

Phone It to The Empire. No STA.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
AUSTRIA WILL NOT JOIN MOVEMENT.

AMSTERDAM March 24AuSra has decided not to join the Hungarian Soviet because Austria dependent the Allies for food according adves received here this afternoon. a-eH E-
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24

Today's News roday-In Enpira
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24

STATE OF WAR DECLARED AGAINST THE ENTENTE.
 LONDON, March 2The Budapest government reports the signing of proclamation declaring that state of exists between Hungary and the Entente Allies and inviting the work of Bohemia Serbia and Croa to form alliance against the aristocracy of land and dynasties.
 The proclamation also asks the workmen of Austria and many follow the lead of Hungary breaking off relations with the Paris Peace Congress.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24

THE EMPIRES cIassineds pay.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24

COPENHAGEN March 24.-A Budapest dispatch received here says mob the postoce and military buildings and invested the Honved monument
 reported that the extreme Socialists planned to
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24
NEW ISSUE BEFORE PEACE CONGRESS.

. NEW ISSUE BEFORE PEACE CONGRESS- NEW YORK, March 24- Summary by Associated Press) The the Peace Congress intends to against the spread Boshevsm into the Teuonc has sharply to the front the result of the situation Hungary where the Boshevik elements have seized the and declared that state of exists between Hungary and the Entente powers.
 ENTENTE MAY SEND ITS MILITARY TO HUNGARY. PARIS March 24Newspapers here today commenting undertake military movements The the stua tion is serious and military action
 The papers believe possibly Germany behind the with of defeating the work of the Peace Congress and thus evading payment of war damages
 FRESH sPARTACAN OUTBREAKS REPORTED COPENHAGEN March 24It is reported here from advces received this afternoon that there fresh Spartacan out breaks Berlin concdent with the Bohev Hungarian ment.
 AUSTRIA WILL NOT JOIN MOVEMENT. AMSTERDAM March 24Austria has decided not join the Soviet because Austria is dependent the Allies for food according to advce received here this afternoon
 CONFERRED OVER SITUATION. PARIS March 24The Echo de Paris that Premier Gle held this with Foreign Minister Pchon regarding the Hungarian situation.
 BERLIN DENIES RUMOR. BERNE March 24-Bern denies the that decision reached call another strike there the latter part of this month
 ARE ACTIVE IN BOHEMIA. LONDON 24Advice have been received here that Boshev agents active in Bohemia among the Czech and German workmen
 SEND LEVINE GREETINGS
 OnTHAYT rINN Tho
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-24

COPENHAGEN, March 24-It reported from adVlce received that there fresh Sparacan out breaks Berlin coincden with the Bolshevk Hungarian
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-21
FINAL DRIVE BEGINS
For VIRGINIA GAME

Especial to The Richmond Virginianl
Chapel Hill. ". c.. Nov. 20.--Head
Coach Campbell, of the Carolina feot-
bail SQUAD has begun his final drive
Tor the Virginia game in Chapel Hfii
Thanksgiving Day. Behind closed
gates against a scrub team armed
with the Virginia formations and
dubbed the Virginia" team, the var
sity is perfecting its defense and
strengthening and polishing its Of
fersive.
Graham Ramsey and Charlie Dam
iei, who saw the Virginia Vanderbilt
game. are in charge If the Virginia"
team. though nearly all the Carolina
coaches have seen Virginia play at
enc time or another this season,
"Yank" Tandy. captain in 1916 who
spent the week before the A. and r.
game assisting Campbell. Is back
again and will work with the
ccnirrs and other linemen until after
the gant Another Interested Caro-
lima vetersn. who has been here is
Dave Tayloe, captain in 1914 and
1915, who. however, will not be able
to assist in coaching.
With cne doubtful exception.
Campbell should have all his injured
men in shape Thanks giving. Ten
ney "islocated his shoulder In making
Il tackle against Davidson and may
not he able tn play. He Is spending
Il lot Of time drop kicking. as IS also
Lowe, whose drop kick against
Davidson showed the possibilities of
his work Blount and Sims received
minor Injuries but should be in shape
in few DAYS. The rest of the squad
is ready row.
Applications for seats are pouring
In from alumni and other out-of-town
persons In the first three days after
the application forms had ben sent
out more than 900 requests were. re-
ceived outside Of Chapel Hill and the
students body. Indications point to
the largest crowd that ever attended
a football game in North Carolina.
Graduate Manager Wooilen said to-
day, he is confident that all OF the
s 900 res rived seats will he taken be-
fore Thanksgiving.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-21
HOPKINS QUllT
GETTING INTO ACTION

Especial TO The Richmond WITHSTAND
Baltimore, Nov 20.--The basket
ball team of the Johns Hopkins uni
versity, held its organization meeting
Monday, November H. Fifty men
reported. First practice was held
Monday night at the Baltimore
Athletic club. Mr.. Murphy the foot
ball coach will also coach the basket-
ball squad. Games have been ar
ranged with BuckneI. Dartmouth.
Gettysburg. Naval Academy univer-
city OF Pennsylvania V. p. l.. LAnigh
and Swartyhmore games pHuding
with Galiaudet, Catholic university.
Georgetown. Army. Columbia and
Rutgers. No captain as this r the
first recognized basketball team that
Hopkins has ever put on the noor. A
captain will be elected immedta tely
AFTER the first game.
The athletic association here 10 now
dickering with the authorities at the
University of Virginia about a series
of football games to be played at
Homewood on alternate years. The
whole thing hinges on the question
of eligibility Virginia wanting the four
and one year rules and We wanting
only the four year rule which h al
ready in force here. It would be q
good thing for both teams II this
series could be arranged, Ms Virginia
has large Alumni in Baltimore.
The students here are pla ming a
big celebration and pep meeting for
Friday night. Every freshman has
been ordered to get something that
will burn and from all indications
there will be some blaze. On Sat-
urday the students and alumni are
TO form at Calvert and Mt. Royal
and march to the field proceeded by
the time honored steam roller
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-21
WILLARD BELIEVES
he Can COME BAC.

New York. Nov. 20.--Jess willard
thinks he still has championship stun
in him and Tex Rickard, who staged
the Toledo fight on the Fourth of July
when Jack Dempsey punched all the
starch out Of the then champion, is
being importunsd by Jesse TO see that
he gets chance to come back. Rick
ard is doing more thinking than talk
Ing. but he said tonight: /
willard might try to come back.
There may be quite lot OF people who
believe that he could come back OF
course they would hardly look with
any favor on = return willard Demp-
sey match right OF the reel. Willard
would have to hght his way into that
position. .
willard always felt thai Fulton
would be a mark for him, and Fulton
will be back in the United States pretty
soon, Willard and his manager. Ray
archer. have asked ne TO see them
IT is highly probable that willard
wants a hcut with Fulton. Chen. If he
knocks out Fulton suppose he will
continue to demand return match
with Dempsey until ne gets II, Will
all depend upon whether people want 1t
or not. There seems to be something
of a scarcity pf what they call logical
candidates for bout with Dempsey.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-21
HEAVYWEIGRTS ARE
ON CARD TONIGHT

Heayyweights Will go TO the mat to-
night in the opening wrestling card
OF the winter season at the strand
theater. Stranger Lewis, the Ken
lucky deadlock artist, and George
Stanislaus, sturdy son of Russia,
will be the contenders in match
which will be over the finish route,
the first two-out-oi three falls 10 de-
eide the winner. The match will get
under way at S:45 and the interest
which centers in the event promises To
draw forth a good crowd.
Ed Lewis is a favorite among local
fans and he has participated in
number OF bouts III this city. his last
appearance being in contest at the
Academy OF Music about six months
ago. The Russian is a stranger to
local wrestling circles and he is one
OF the latest arrivals in the ranks
Of heavy weights in this country. He
weighs around 900 pounds, while the
Stranger" will exceed that mark by
d few pounds.
Stanislaus has performed credit
ably in European wrestling circles.
but il Is doubtful if he has had to pit
his strength against a deadlock such
as that used by Lewis. The Russian
is said to be clever i'll the use of
hammerlocks. however. and If he has
any tricks up his sleeve he will prob
ably find them useful when he ties
up with the kentuckian. A number
OF the best European heavyweights
have been defeatd by Stanislaus.
Several other contests between the
leading hcivyweights may be stageu
here this season and plans toward
this end are now finder consideration.
1t is hoped to arrange one or two
bouts of exceptional Importance
Zack f. Woodau, who is we'll known
To the wrestling fans here, will referee
the match tonight. Ladies will be ad-
mitted free.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-21
tigers PREPARING
FOR INDIAN GAME

special to The Richmond Virginiano
!. Hampton Sidney, Va, Nov. Co
Monday afternoon Coach Youngsrs
men appeared on the field in full
force n the only hurts sustained in
SATURDAYS game We're few sore
muscles here and there. The work
out included practice in the aerial
~ame. 10th offensive and defensive
This Wis followed by "a snarpv sig
nal drill executed with erea. dear
Of punch and pep, after which the
Tigers circied the track and went TO
The gym for ruh-downs.
Tuesday afternoon a short scrsrn-
mage was held in which the VARSITY
made great gains against the husky
second team. The work of the big
four OF the line was noticeable. In
struggle. Hogshead and
Adams presented an invincabie front
to the Spider offense. John Martin
was brought to the notice OF the fans
by his merciless charging at tackle.
Roxan has been protecting the
Tiger left flank with rare judgment.
RDnney has been one OF the greatest
sround gamers for Hampden-Sidnsy,
running thirty four times with the
bail in the last game with Richmond
college. The splendid interference
work Of Warren and other back field
rs,en has bean = great factor In all
Nampden-S sidney gains