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Evening journal., 1919-02-24
AMERICAN "PEP"
Defeated BOCHE
Major Corkran Tells Della
ware College Alumni
How War Was Won
SERVED. ABROAD
ON PERSHING STAFF
Special to The Evening Journal.

special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Feb. 23-''Every American
boy over there was sorry when Tn,
srmistice was signed. They wanted
just one more punch at the Huns ant
that big punch had been planned for
This spring, March and April"
This statement was made saturday
night by Major Wilbur S. Cork-an, dur
ing an address before the Delaware Col
lege Alumni Association when he told
of some OF the thrilling experiences
that the First United States Engineers
had during a stay OF more than a yea
on the western front. Major Corkrau
who Is a son Of the Rev. Wilbur II.
C0rsran, is a graduate Of Delaware OF
The class Of 1910 and was matO- OF The
college cadets his senior year. Major
C0rkran went TO France with the first
American soldiers early In the summer
Of 1917, at the same time that General
Pt-shing went over and for a time he
was on Pershings slaff. He made an
excellent record and was promoted
from captain 10 major while la France.
He was sent home IN August OF 1918 %
act as instructor on modern warfare in
engineering camps and is still In th"
army. Major Corkran was given an
ovation by his fellow alumnus.
Another feature Of the evening, The
occasion being the annual banquet OF
the Alumni Association, was an address
by John Z. Greiner, noted railroad engl-
neer OF Baltimore, a graduate Of Della
ware class OF 1880. who spent many
months during the war in Russia as a
member Of the United States Railroad
Commission that Investigated the rail-
roads Of Russia. Dean Z. Lawrence
Smith told something Of what Della
ware College and Delaware College men
had done towards helping win The wa.
Secretary Of state Everett G.. johnson
was as great success as POSTMASTER
as he is an after dinner speaker. For
NOR Governor Charles r. Miller was
among the guests John s. Grohe, Of
Wilmington, who attended Delaware
College some years before the Civil
War, being a member Of the class Of
1858, and one OF The oldest living alum
nus, also was present.
For the first time the association Held
SIS banquet I'm The new diningrO0m OF
Old College Hall. and 10 was a great sue
cess. Aliss Stewart, who has charge Of
the diningTOom, was highly commended
for the excellent menu served VIII
liam p. White, Of Wilmington, who was
p guest. led the singing Of a number
Of popular songs. and John j. Davlin
Of Philadelphia, a professional enter
tainer, told a number OF jokes. At the
suggestion Of Secretary OF State John
son the chorus Of the "Alma Mater"
was sung, standing in memory Of the
deceased members and thosg stlll IN
the service.
The Alumnao- Association Of the
Women's College held its first banquet
Saturday night at the college and the
alumni, during the evening, sent The
following greeting to the young wom-
en-: "The alumni Of Delaware Colless
send their love and Their good wishes 10
YOU and hope that this reunion OF the
class Of 1915 may be the first Of a long
series OF annual banquets Of the alum
Evening journal., 1919-02-24

Sharp.
ie0i-John Pearce Cam.
teO2-W. +. Harrington
t903-Nilliam Pepper Constable.
tsOi-'Professor George 4. Dutton. Eu-
gene II. Shallcross. James Stanley F-az-
err Bassctt Ferguson Evans II. Crossan,
Richard 5. Rodney and J. u. Truxton.
f905-William s. Kennedy, NJ. Hayes
Wilson. Linfleld l.. Cooper, and Ralph
w. r. Bowler.
1861. G. lawson. A. +. Fader, VIII
liam J. Taggari and II. VI. stephens.
i90'-Glarenoe A. Wyatt, Warren A.
Singles. Charles p. Messick, +. +. War
rington, William r. Homewood. Lester
L. Noss +. S. Price and Paul II. Keppel.
ieO9-R. II. Palmer. Isaac Gibbs, o..
Victor II. Jones. John, b. Jackson, Nv.
Z. Wingett and C. F. Watts.
t9iO-A +. Egmont Horn. Alban p.
shay, William r. Bratton. Theodore r.
Watts, Hollis j. Lowe, Heisler Harrlng-
ton, John W. Alden, William l.. Edgar,
and Major Wilbur s. Corlrsn.
f9ii-Peyton b. Patterson, c. n. Lind
and d. G. Frazer.
tsi2-lialph G.. Wilson, Richard r..
Whltiipsham, Edward L. Rice. William
A. Reynolds. George W. Sawin, C. A..
Taylor ]. C.. Phillips, James T.. Lewis
David l.. Sloan and s. ". Tammany.
tyi3-Willam l.. Beck. William S.
Schlittler and George n. Gron.
i9ii-Charles b. Grub, Alfred c..
Connellee, Edwin Shallcross aud r. G..
Tippelt.
i9i5-Yorke z. Rhodes and Thomas v.
Ningaie.
i9i6-H. A. Ewing.
i9i7-LeRoy B. steele. Albert Ruth,
Edwin G. Smyth, John A. Hopkins. j.
Irving Reynolds and Harold w. Hor-
sey.
t9iS-r. s. Carswell Samuel Cannon,
d. Clinton Todd, John r. Davis, Harry
b. Alexander, C.. r. Meyers, z. Colen
McCaughoy Paul q. Swayne, A. l.. Lau-
ritsein, Knowles r. Bowen. Robert T.
Goldey and William II. Hahn.
Evening journal., 1919-02-24

mae Of the women's College OF Della
ware"
Secretary Of Stale Johnson was intro
duced as POSTMASTER by former Con
gresham William II. Head. In into
4. duclng Dean e. Lawrence Smith as thi
man who knew more about Delaware
College affairs than anyone else con
nected with the college, Mr.. johnson
praiced the work Of the dean. The lat
ter's subject was What Delaware Col
klege Did in the War" His talk was un-
usually interesting and showed thai
"Old Delaware" helped out in every
branch Of the service. 4
Dean Smith stated that ten members
Of the faculty were actually engaged
in war work and some Of those have moi
yet been released. Every member Of
the faculty was engaged either in Vo-
cational training or the Student
Army Training Corps work. The speaker
said that the students and faculties OF
both colleges subscribed TO about 500
O00 OF Liberty bonds, $500 War Saving
stamps and raised about $1,000 in y. NJ.
C.. A. ami war work campaigns. The
agricultural department Of the college,
he said did great service in assisting
in the production and conservation OF
foodstuffs. The dean and teaching stan
Of the Women's College as organizers
and members OF various local and ma
tional committees gave valuable serV-
ice. Thirty OF the students volunteered
for work in the college war garden.
Continuing Dean Smith said The
preparation Of Delaware's most valua-
BILE service began years ago in making
the services OF the men more imme-
diately available through the military
and academic training they had re-
celyed. The college placed 2e6 men IN
the various branches Of service. Oh
those concerning whom complete in
formation could be secured, there were
three colonies, two lieutenant colonies,
seven majors, twenty-four captains,
thlrty-three first lieutenants and sixty
nine second lieutenants. OF those whom
information as-tO service was secured
81 per cent held commissions.
"Those who died in service were
eight, wounded nine, prisoner one. IN
iured one. decorated three. Investiga-
ton has disclosed that a large number
Of these men were athletes while IN
college Seven Of the nine wounded,
the man who was injured and the three
who were decorated were all promi-
nent IN various branches Of athletics
and most OF them especially prominent
in football"
In conclusion Dean Smith stated that
at least ninty-one men Of the 2e6 OF
whom information Is available actually
went 90 France and the greater majority
OF these saw actual service. He said,
that not a blot had been discovered
against any "Old Delaware men who
went i'm the service and every man did
well whatever duty he was assigned.
Delaware on the Firing Line" was
the subject assigned TO Major Corkran.
Major Cochran said: Il had the glorious
experience OF getting over and getting
back" He told Of going to Camp Meyer
and getting in The First Engineers soon
after war was declared. He had secured
a commission as captain. They remain
ed at Camp Meyer for some weeks, ana
then went over with General Pershing
Evening journal., 1919-02-24
InHN m. TnnMAs IMAM

Special 10 The Evening Journal
DOVER, Del, Feb. 2i.-J0hn n
Thomas, for many years a resident OF
Dover and head carpenter at the Haze
and Pennewill lumber mill Of this town
for many years, died 40 the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hirons. near New
Castle, yesterday morning, aged SO
years. death resulting from a severo
cold and general debility. he was a
member Of the Knights Of Pythias. The
funeral viii take place on Wednesday.
He is survived by two daughters, Mrs.
William r. Cook. OF this town. and Mrs.
S. 4. McCleary, Of Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1919-02-24
Delicious a!
.Appetizing!

BENEFIT Brand Sweet Nut'' Margarine e
made from the most nutritious elements OF
choice cocoanut meats With the pulpy por-
tion rejected This pure, rich nut cream
IS churned with pasteuriEed milk. Best for
cooking and delectable as a table luxury,
at 85c q 70. Sold only ct 1amsui Tea Cos
yellow front store, 726 King street. VII
mington, where Benefit Brand Teas. Coffees
and Groclry Specialties are retailed at
wholesale prices. Look for our store IN
your town.
Sweet Nut
Margarine
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-20
UKRAINOS MOTERIS
KALTINA LENHUS Ua
ZIAURUMUS.

Vienna, Sgruedzio 19 d..
Ukrainos moteru komitetas,
turintis sedyDa Viennoje,
pranese apie daugybe ziau-
rumu, kuriuos lenkai daro
Rytu Galiciioje su ukrainais
gyventojais.
Sulig tQ moteru pranesi-
mu daugiau negu 100000
ukrainu uzdaryti stovyklo-
Sc Lenkijoje kencia kuno ir
dvasios kancias,
Tarp situ belaisviu esa
lzymiausi vieSajame gyveni-
me zmones If beveik visos
apsviestosios klesos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-20
IsSIVEZE BATUS IR
JUOsL $4,000.

Greensburg, Pa, gruod.
10 d. Andy Olock isya-
ziavo j sayo krasta ir atmin-
ciai pasieme is tos vietos:
kun. jis gyveno, senus batus.
Site batai priklauss Jurgiui
Dembinskiui, kuriuose jis
lake pasidejes $4,000. Dem
binskiui pasigedus -pinigq,
valdzia, pagal jo reikalavi-
ma, kabeliu pasiunte uzklau
sima Rotterdaman apie ba-
tus If gavo toki atsakyma
"Muitas augstas; batai ines
ii up6n."
Dembinskis susirgo il dal
nepasveiko.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-20
PASKYRE KOMITETA
ANGLIAKASlU ALGOMS
IsTIRTI.


Washington, gruodzio 19
d. Prezidento Wilsono
patvirtinimo laukia paskel-
bimas komiteto is triju ma
riu, kuriam pagal minkstujQ
angliu straiko sutaikyma
bus paves.a istirti algos,
darbo salygos ir kainos pra-
Kas toxic yra paskirtl
bus raskelbta rytoj, bet ne
oficialiai sakoma, kad tar
komitetan ieina: buvusis S
K. A. D. preziGentas John
P. White, If Pennsylvania
kasyklu savininkas Rem
brandt Peale. Kas atstovaus
visuomene, nezinia.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-20
K0sinOsi ant AirijOs CovernOro
gyyasties.
SIULO TARPTAUTINE POLICIJA.
SLAPTA VOKIECIU
GRUPE BANDO GAUTI
RUSU PIRKLYSTE.

Londonas, gruod. 10 d..
Vokieeiu vaizbine misija
Itapo slapta nusiusta pieti-
Inen Ruisjon, kad padarius
sutarti atnaujinimui pirkly-
IbiniQ ir ekonominiQ santi-
kiQ; apie sita pranesama
siandien Londonan is Ros-
.tovo ant Dono. Taipgi pra-
'nesama, kad dideles ame-
+rikines finansu firmos atsto-
val, kurie dabar yra Rosto-
We, baigia daryti sutarti su
'rusu finansine grupe. Jie tt
kisi isteigti komercinius san
tikius tarp Suv. Valstiju il
Rusijos il pradeti yykinti
daugybe pramoninip srlma-
nymu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-20

;O00 kvintalu kvieciu, pernai
|gi buyo uzauginusi $4,000,
900 kyintalq; gyventbju gi
reikalams kas metal reikia
100000 kvintalu.
Jis pasake, kad Italijos
valdzia pardavineja uz 60
lyrQ kvintala kvieciQ Argen
tinoje pirkta uz 130 lyrQ, 0
Amerikoje beveik uz 180
lyrQ.
Maisto kontrolierius pa
sake, kad Italia kas meme
sis parsitraukia is uzsienio
po $4,000 tony saldytos me-
sos, mes kares reikalams ta-
po sunaudoti maine visi gy-
vuliai.,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-20
"SUV. VALSTIJOS LAI-
MEJO KASYKLU STREI-
KA," SAKO PALMER.

Warrington, gruod. 10 d.
Vyriausi prokuroras Sian
dien pasake senate pakomi-
teciui, tyrineianciam strai-
ka, kad minkstuju angliq
uNbaiga buvo ne SUI
sitaikymu, bet laimejimu
valdziai,
'Tyaldzia laimejo savo ko-
va. Pc teisybei jokio susi-
taikymo nebuvo; darbinin-
kai If uniju virsininkai ispil-
de musu reikalavimus If SUI
grizo prie darbo" pasake
Palmer.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-20
BOL$EvKAI PAEME kE.
LIS KAuiuS ESTO-
NIJOJE.
Londcnas, gruod. 10. d.

Londcnas, gruod. 10 d.
Maskviske sovietine valdzia
.oficialiame spraneSime Sian
-dien sake, kad Narvos apie-
linkej ant Fstonijos zemes
llvyko smarkus musis, skur
bolsevikai, prasilauze pro
vielinius uztaisymus paeme
kelis kaimus. Taipgi prane-
sama, kad bolseviku rate
liai padare drasu uzpuolima
ant Kremenos Spaskojos, uz
85 myliu nuo Narvos j piet-
ryeius, il paeme daugybe
belaisviQ. Rytinianle fronte
bolseviku raiteliai gruod. Is
d. rusQ Turkestane uzeme
Ust Kamenogorska, sum-
dami iris kazoku pulkus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-20
VOKIECIAI NUGlNKLA,
VO 5000 RUSU.

Berlinas, gruod. 10 d.
Astuoni tukstanciai rusu, su-
grizusiu Vokietijon su pulk.
Avalivu-Bermondtu, vadu pa
skutinio puolimo ant Rygos,
tapo nuginkluiti If yra lai-
komi uzdaryti Danzinge,
Nauene If Grabove, Pozha-
NIUE. Jie bus laikomi Xxi
atsitiks proga juos pasiustl
atgal Rusijon.
Kaip Vossische Zeitung
sake, pulk. Bermond pasake
gynimo ministeriui Gustavui
Noskei, kad didziuma rusV
norinti grizti siaurinin Rusi-
JOS frontan. Noske pasakes,
kad jie bus pasiuti ten kair
5tik bus galima.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-20
ESTAI PRASO PAS TAIL
KININKUS PRIPAZINIMO

Dorpatas, gruod. Is d.
(per kurjera j Helsingforsa,
gruod. 19 d.. Estonu
valdzia formaliai papraSe
pas augsciausia taikos kon-
ferencijos taryba, kad Esto-
niiai busy pripazinta nepri-
klausomybe. sitas prasymas
buvo iteiktas gruod. 13 d.,
estonQ valdziai duodant at
lsakyma j augsciausios tary-
bos nota, kur reikalaujama
is jQ permainyti atsineSima
j siaurvakarine rusQ valdzia
bel kaliuomene (gen. Jude
nico ks- somene) il praso-
ma Estoniios, kad j liarltusi
atiminejusi ginklus pajie-
goms il duotu JOINS proga
persiorganizuoti.
Atsakyma perskaite mi
nisterijos pirmininkas Toen-
nison Americas, Anglijos IL
Francijos militariu if politi-
aiQ naisiju perdetiniaans il
Isiaurakarines kariuomenes
bel valdzios atstovams.
Estu valdzia savo atsaky-
me pasako aiskiai, kad jos
atsineSimas j siaurvakarinee
valdzia ispradziQ buvo at
virai draugingas il kad j
nuginklavusi tik tas Judeni-
co kariuomenes dalis, ku-
rios perejo Estonijos siena.
il buvo pasirengusi sugra-
qinti ginklus be islygQ.
Kas del leidimo kariuo-
menei persiorganizuoti ant
Estonijos zemes, tai valdzia
atsidurianti oegalo kebi &
me padejime, mes netnreda-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-20
Estonai praSo pas talki-
ninkus pripazinimo.
Ukrainos moteris kaltina lenkus
uz ziaurumuS

ma uztikl'inimo, kad Estoni-
jai nepriklausomybe bus pir
pazinta. j bijosi, kad siaur-
vakarine kariuomene, pae-
musi Petorgrada, neatkreip-
tp savo ginklu prizes Estoni-
ia. Bet estonu valdzia sutin-
ka leisti persiorganizuoti
siaurvakarinei kariuomenei,
jei Kolcakas, Denikinas il
talkininkai pripazins Estoni
jai nepriklausomybe.
Estu valdzios atsakymas
padaro nauja padejima.
Prize Situ apystovu talkinin-
kai gall surasti budus itikini
mui Kolcako ir Denikino
reikalingumu pripazinti- es-
tams nepriklausomybe. Ia
syk tarybos butq pertrauk-
tos il tuojaus veikli kare bu-
tu atnaujinta Pabaltijos.
fronte.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-20
SUNAIKINTOS FRANCE
JOS ATSTATYMO LEsCS.
Paryzius. gruod. II d,

Paryzius, gruod. II d.
Naujo isnaikintQ krastu mi
nisterio Andre Tardieu pra-
nesimas kares sunaikinto
krasto atstatymo lesas pa
dvigubina. Tas lesas turi pa
nesti Vokietija. Pramoninio
atstatymo minister's Lou
cheur apskaite, kad sitos
lesos isnes 65 bilijonus fran
ku. Tardieu gi apskaito,
kad jos isnes 130 bilijonu
frankly.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-20
slULO TARPTAUTINE.
POLICIJA.

Londonas, gruodzio 3 d.
(Paveluota). Parlamento
narys, maj. David Davies Pa
tare sutverti tafptautine po-
licijos jiega. 10 nuomone,
lSiekviena tauta turetu ture-
ii uztenkama kariuomene
palaikymui vidurinees tvar-
kos ir pasiuntimui reikalau-
jamos dalies tautq lygai,
kuomet ia pareikalaus; kad
jokia taata neturetu vartoti
joki nauja kares ginkla.
Tos policijos vlenatos,
kurias kiekviena tauta pa
yes tautu lygai, turi butt su
koncentruotos ivairiose pa
saulio dalyse- Nuodingasls
gazas, kariniai orlaiviai, sub
marinai, sunkioji artilerija
ir kubilines, jo nuomone, tu-
ir butt payesta lygai.
Sumanytojas sito pleno
mano, kad labiausiai priesin
sis jam Amerika.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-20
MILLERAND BUSIAS
PREMIERU.

Paryzius, gruod. 19 d. -
Paskalai eina, kad buvusis
'kares minister's il dabar
esantis Alzacijos governa-
ras Alexandra Millerand pa
seksias George Clemenceu
kaipo premieras, sake Echo
de Paris. Be to Millerand ia
da butt ir uzsienio reikalu
ministeriu. Dabartinis uqsie-
nio reikalu minister's Ste
phen Pichon del nesveika-
tos zada atsistatydinti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-20
KESiNOSI ANT AIRIJOS
GOVERNORO GYVAS-
TIES.

Dublin, gruod. 19 d.
Siandien l val. ryto buvo
padarytas pasikesinimas ant
Airijos lordo leitenanto, vi
cegrovio French. il bande
nusauti jam bevaziuojant
tarp Phoenix parko Ash
town vartu If vice karaliaus
buto. Kulka pataike j arti-
mais stovinti civil zmogQ,
bet lordas Franch liko ne
kliudytas. Lordas savu keliu
paleido kelis siuyius j uz-
puolikus If yiena ju uznu-
Sc.
Visoj AiiJoj buvo dazni
uzpuldinejimai ant konsta-
BELLY ir mazesniyjq virsinin-
ku. Valdzia is savo puses
panaudoja priespaudos imo-
mes sukilimu numalsinimui.
Oficialiame pranesime uz
spalio menesi pasakyta, kad
$4,000 kariuomen6s panau-
dojama Airiios numalsidl4 !
mui.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-20
RAUPLES TRIJUOSE
WISCONSINO MIES-
TUOSE.


Milwaukee, Wis, gruod
18 d. iris Wisconsin,
'miestai: Manitowoc, Tive
Rivers If Appleton, yra pa
vojingai apimti raupliu
Sveikatos valdzioms rapor-
tuota so susirgimu Two Ri
verse ir apie 10 Manito-
woc'e. Appletone visiems
Lawrence kolegijos mokslei-
viams siandien paliepta eiti
namon.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-20
43 PRIGERE NUSKEN-
DUS ANGLIJOS LAWFUL.


Halifax, N. S., gluod. 19
d. Sulyg heyieliniu pra-
nesimu siandien perimtu
Camperdown stotyje, 43 laj--
vininkai anglu yaizblnio lai-
vo Marxman prigere laivui
jurose nuskendus. Likusius
gyvais isgelbejo anglu lai-
vas British Isles If jie ketina
atvykti New Yorkan atei-
.nanti panedeli.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-20
LIETUVOS MISIJA
PASKOLOS REIKALAIS.

New York, gruod. 19 d.
Finansine If komercine mi
sija nuo Lietuvos valdzios,
.pribuvusi cia SANDER uz-
reiske, kad j tikisi gauti
paskola Suv. Valsti, ,ose su-
mole s1OO,00O,OOO pirkimui
drabuziu, masinu ir nedary
tos medziagos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-20
BERGERIS GAVO 2,Oo0
BALSU VIRsAUS.
Milwaukee, Wis, gruod.

Milwaukee, Wis, gruod.
.19 d. Socialistu kandida-
|tas kogresan nUo penkto
apskricio Victor L. Berger
national, laimejo rinkimus.
Prisiuti baisai nuo rs prycin
ktq is "a parodo, kad jis ga
vo 1900 daugiau, kaip jo
oponetas Bodenstab.
Bergeris buvo isrinktas
Ikongresan pereitu 1918 m.
Iiudini, bet jam puvo atsa-
|kyta vieta kongrese delto,
|kad jis buvo nuteistas uz
perzengima snipystcs akto.
10 oponentas H. H. Boden-
stab yra repuolikonas, bet j
remia taipgi demokratai If
vietos draugija vadinama
f"Geros valdzios lyga" 7"
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-20
DANIELS RUPINASI IS
INT JUREIVIUS Is
MEKSIKOS KALEJIMO.

Washington, gruodzio 19
d. Laivyno. sekretorius
Daniels siandien paliepe is
tirti priezasti suarestavimo
ir uzdarymo j kalejima
Meksikoi dvieju Americas
jureiviu. Mineti jureiviai SUI
arestuoti gruod. II d. Jie
kaltinami uzpuolimu ant
meksikiecio gatvinese riau-
sese.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-20
.SUSEKE SUOKALBI
PETROGRADE.

Helsingfors, gruodzio 19
d. Yra pranesama, kad
Petrograde tapo susekta
.suokalbis prizes bolsevikus.
Buvo arestuota 900 zmoniu,
tarp ju buve keli Francijos
if Anglijos pilieciai. Revo-
liucinis teismas nuteises mir
tin $50.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-20
SUSIMUsE GRAITIEJI
TRAUKINIAI 81
SUZEISTA.
Council Bluffs, la. prrod

CounclI bluffs, Ia, gruOd
~ d. - TrisdeSimts vienas
asmuo, daugiausiai is S. Da-
kotos il du Chicagieciai Ia
po suzeisti arti Missouri
Valley, Ia. siryt 10 val. grei-
tajam pastiniam 9 mum.
traukiniui atsimusus j uzpa-
kali st. Paul -Omahos eks-
traukinio 215 mum.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-20
ITALIJAI TRUKSTA
KVIEcIU.

Rymas, gruodzio 19 d.
Maistu kontrolierius Mural
di, pasake vakar, kad Itali-
ia siemet uzaugino 10000
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-20
oRAS
Chicagoje ir apielinkeje.

siandien il nedelioj gra-
zu If ssilciau.
Sapletekis, TIA v. ryto;
Saulelcidis, AL v. yak.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-21
Griffin Gets Homer.

) The only run the Tribe managed to
get off llasty was n home run high
{ into the left field bleachers by Pug
{, Griffin, Chick first basemau. IT was
q lusty drive and sailed high over the
heads Of the dusky fans camped in the
sun.
The Chicks threw away chance after
! chance 10 win the bali eame by fool.
/, hardy and bonehead base running. Many
: times the Tribesmen were on first base
and invariably they would cut loose for
. second, only 10 find the ball waiting for
them, Bob Coleman, Bear manager and
catcher, had the range perfectly Sunday
and he cut many Chicks down as they
sought 10 purloin the middle bag. How.
{ ever, the deadly precision with which
Coleman nlpped Chick runners had no
I effect on the Tribesmen who got aboard
! the bases, for they all tried TO steal,
only to get hooked. Many excellent OPP.
portunitles 10 score we're literally
, thrown 90 the winds.
The most glazing piece of ~foolhardy
2 base running occurred In the fourth In,
ming OF the opening game. Woth one
gone, Carroll was safe on Golvln's error,
when the Bear first baseman dropped
Meyers throw Griffin followed viii
En- 'nfleld single off Mcmillan. VIII
Carroll on second and Griffin on third
and with only one out, Carroll and Grit,
Tin started the double steal. Carol
was thrown out by feet at third has,
4 by Coleman, Griffin stayed on first
but with 6lsehotf up, Griff tried I,
steal second and was nailed standln,
up, This Is only a fair sample OF SOM
OF the excellent chances TO score tina
the Tribe tossed off,