Cheyenne record., 1919-05-22
.FoRHIaNs;;

for discussion, was the opinion that
prevails in allied circles now.
A wireless dispatch from Moscow
reported that cruiser and two de-
strOyers of unknown nationality bonn
harded the region north of Ropsha,
twenty-four miles north Of Petrograd,
without result.
Thousands Of people headed by men
carrying red flags, surrounded Hotel
AdIon in Berlin, shouting "Throw out
l the Americans and XIII the en-
tente.". following Il meeting on the
peace treaty. j, 80,
The Russian soviet government, ac-
cording to reports received, has ad-
vised the population }of Petrograd to
leave without delay All government
departments will depart from Petro-
grad BY July 1. :
| Tie, ma gnificent castle of Prince
Tasfllo,, which contains art gems ynl-
ued at many millions, has been cOnfis-
Gated and closed by the Hungarian soy
let government. 1t will be converted
| into q sanatOrium
| ;The latest fad among English soci-
ety women is to be photographed in
bed. The custom is being imported
from France, where fashionable
women are accustomed to receiving
visitors while in bed..: IT,, il. -.
The Italians have consented to es-
tablishment Of Fiume as free port,
as we'll as relinHuisling their claims
to n portion Of the Istrian and Dali
matian mainlancs, it was learned au-
| thoritntively at Paris
Serious fighting between Serbians
| and CroatianS ut Agram, the Cron-
tians' capital, is reported in Vienna
| dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph
company. Many Of the combatants are
said to have been killed.
A Vienna dispatch says that, accord
ing to a Hungarian official agency re-
port, NJ Tchitcherin. the Bolshevik
foreign minister Of Russia, has tele-
graphrd to Bella Kun. head Of the SOW
let government of Hungary, that the
Ukruinan Red army has defeated the
ltumHnianS along the DnirSter river
and has crossed the stream, the I,u-
nanians taking flight
SPORT
Negotiations are under way for the
sale Of Dutch Leonard, star hurler and
hodout Of the New York Yankees to
the Detroit Tigers.
The sale Of John Henry, catcher
of the Boston National l.rague team.
to the Boston American League club.
was announced in Boston,
Jimmy Wilde, worlds champion fly
weight. knocked out Young Mansfield
in the thirteenth round at the Holborn
stadium in London
Tex Richard announced at Detroit
that unless the Toledo boxing commits
sion insisted on it's referee handling
the Wilard-Dempsey bout, he woulG
appoint one of two Michigan men us
the third man in the ring
1t was necessary for Johnny XII
bnne to muster all of his uld-time ng-
gressiveneSs in the last four rounds of
his ten-round go with Ralph Brady of
Syracuse ut Cleveland, to win The bout
by shade. Brady carried the fighting
/" the fcuthrrwright champion and
made him put forth his best
GENERAL
Samuel Gompers emphatically de
MED report published that he would
resign rs president of the American
Federation of Labor mt that body
convention in Atlantic City in June
Arrested for vugrancy at Omaha
Earl Beavers showed assets of $780,
900. He told the judge he had made it
bootlegging, but had retired from the
game. "'The police are jealous of me,
Beavers said.
Making 457 consecutive loops during
II flight LASTING one hour and fifty
four minutes, Lieutenants Ralph J
johnson and Mark r. Woodward set
Il new worlds record at Carlstrom
field. Arcadia, Fla. a Lnparc two,
seated fighting plane was used
Six persons. including tile captain s
wife and four. children, and the engn-
Ger. We're drowned when the coal
laden barge Nanticoke, owned by the
Potter Transportation company of
New York. sank off the Isle Of Shoals
Capt William Gray and Allen McDuI.
gall. n deck hand. were picked up by
the coast guard III Rye beach after
they had drfl"d about in IL small hont
for several n"ur> They are the only
, survivors,
Protests of the Toledo Ministerial
Union and of other organizations
against the holding of the Willard
Dempsey fight. July 1. have been vir-
tually thrown to the discard by Mayor
Schrribrr. The mayor has issued Il
| ~ ~ tb,. action nf tln