Cheyenne record., 1919-06-05
FOREIGN


Swedish press reports.
Six persons were killed and twenty
wounded III the riOting and fighting
which took place at Lima, Peru, as
consequence Of the strike Martial
law has been declared in Lima and
CalIao.
The Poles have occupied Stanislau,
Galicia. Seventy-five miles sonth-SOuth-
east OF Icmberg, according to an Of
ficial announcement from Warsaw.
The Ukraininn garrison of Stanislau
was disarmed by the Polish forces.
The French military authorities hold
periodical sales 10y auction of automO-
hilrs for which the army has no further
use. The demand for these machines,
many of which do not need very great
repairs. is so great that one days re-
rtiptS recently were the equivalent of
S24OWn
y wnrld-wile collection for the pur-
p"s'' of rebuilding the cathedral of
Rheims is being organized under the
auspices of the Red Cross. Among the
| members of the committee are the
Princess Margaret of Denmark: Queen
Maude of Norway and Princess Inge-
borg of Sweden.
j. Austen Chamberlain, chancellor of
the "Nrhrqurr, announced in the
House of Commons in England that the
present Indebtedness of the Rritis,
government to The American govern
| Incnt is S2.2lOMW.ODO while the vnri
Gus American departments owe tn.
| British departments, roughly, S2lO,OOO,.
900.
Male citizens in the streets of
| tnhlrnZ were compelled to salute The
American flag when the American
| Third nrmy'S composite regiment
| marched through CoblenZ for al in
| formal review. AS the flag passed
along tn" streets the color guards com
| PEELED the Germans to remove their
hats in token Of respect.
The whereabouts of Envrr Pashn
and TuIanl Pnshn. the leaders of the
| Turkish government during he war. Is
not known. but the British govern
nrrni is taking steps To bring them 10
account. Cecil IlnrnSwurtli. under sec
rotary of state for foreign affairs, an
nounrrd In the House of Commons Mr.
llnrmSwnrth said he understood Il pro
vision requiring the surrender of En-
! rrr and Tnlnai would be included in
the peace treaty with Turkey.
SPORT
| Walter WrSbrnOk, the University OF
Michigan star left hand tennis player
defeated Henry Adams of the l'nivrr
| Sily Of Minnesota in the final single.
of til" Western conference tennis tour
nhln'nl hy scores of G-l g.: o. a,
Chicago
Miss Alrxn Stirling of Atlantu. Ga.
national woman golf champion. added
The Southern championship to list OF
golf ll"nnrs h! defeating Mrs Dave
Gnut of Memphis 3 up and I" rln,
in the finals of the eighth annual tour
laIIrnl of the WomanS 5 Snulhrrn Goll
Association.
| The record long run of the 1919 irnp
shooting season To dat" i~ 30 Siraigh
by Homer Clark East .\llnn. H. the
professional champion. This Slraigh
score. mad" III III" Mississippi stat.
tournament. held at Nick>hurg hai
been officially recognized 10y tho
American rrnpShouliug .\SSnri,,,iun
lrhila kuin;lgnr. the .iHImn,.s,
tennis player. in addition +" iryini
To win the New York stale 1cnn.
championship nt the lahnundnS> Gol
tlul, courts. ttrn. on July 10. will b,
| al Nv, :,
~aki, who arrived recently in New
York. He is one of the best players ir
japan.
GENERAL
Two highwuymrn Sluggrd Wal
street messenger in the heart Of the
financial district in New York ant
robbed him Of S..,OlN worth of Liberty
Bonds which he wnS carrying in s
Sntchrl on his way to the federal re
serve bunk.
Governor Gardner of Missouri signec
the bone dry enforcement bill, which
was recently passed by the Genera
Assembly The bill becomes effective
Jan. 20 next.
Fishing in Browns quarry in Chi
rngu was so good. junk men planned
to try Srining. With block and tackl.
insurance men recovered two Sloler
automobiles from the depths.
Because he kept II cents out of his
wages and his wife became angry
George Nuntignn had her arrested on
IL peace warrant. She was placed un.
der 500 bonds at Bogota. ~ j.