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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-07
ANNAPOLIS DEV)URS
AN immense AMOUNT
OF ICE CREAM IN WEEK
Figures Gathered Show Average
or 5000 Gallons
or More
SUPPLIED FROM OUTSIDE

i *
That Annapolis has become firmly
Established as an ice cream. soft
drinks. and candy consuming town.
especially since the dry order Of
Secretary Of the Navy Daniels became
effective in March. 1915, fngather NTH
tho 'clincher applied by the Wartime
prohibition Measure that became
Operative On July /, lasl. II made
|certain by information gathered b. ii
Representative Of the Evening Capt.
tal. who made careful study OF the
matter.
Ice cream Was made the principle.
subject of the inquiry Minute de-
tails were overlooked all thai
was delyel into were figures
from a general standpoint, and Il will
undoubtedly come as d great surprise
10 the average resident Of the city
when tile vast amount Of this deiieacy
consumed here, Ii made known
As matter 0f fact few. people mol
even the dispensers Of The product.
have ever given serious consideration.
10 the thought of iust how much cream
is eaten by Annapolltans All least
several of them who we're asked 70.
place an estimate on the total auan
tity we're far and away kelllnd iiln as
tnal amount. As is pretty generally
known, the bulk III the ice cream now
supplied the city comes from Wash -
ington and baltimore firms.
no get down to the point, statistics
gathered show that close 10 5000 gall
Ions of tile cooling and refreshing
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-07
RIOTING FOLLOWS
IN WAKE OF STRIKE
BY RAIL WAY Men
lWrecking Crew Fired On Today
At Brooklyn, N. YOne
MortaIly Wounded
CONGESTION AT sUBWAYS
lnr ne Asso..lntea rres.l

New York, August I. Riuting and
the firing 81 pistols III Il wreeking
crew early today marked the hegin-
ming of The second day af the Hraoh
lyn Rapid Transit strike Later, Max
kaufman. I2.year-old BROOKLYN boy.
.probably was mortally woun It'd by
stray bullet fired hy 4 policeman pnr
suing three striking piekets who had
attacked and beaten guard on an
IL lrain The piekets escaped
AT y ii M. the Company reported
1877 surface ears. Or approximately
rs per cent III the maxilnnn % be IN
operation From one 70 three nolice
men were stationed on each car
one lie subway and ~ lines tbs
Company stated the service was Is
to IL per cent OF normal
Strike leaders claimed that 95 per
cent Of the entire system WIS tied
up and that since last night more
than 1000 men had joined the union.
Thousands OF motor trucks. automo-
biles and wagons were employed dur
ing the rnsh hour 70 bring 8 vast
army Of workers 70 Manhattan Con
gcstion at subway stations and ~"
platforms. however, was as pronounc-
ed as yesterday
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-07
STATE
CANDIDATES ON TOUR
Harry Nice For Governor Left
Here Today For
Cambridge
MET LOCAL G. Q. 2 MEN

States Attorney Harry W Nice. Of
Baltimore city. Republican candidate
Tor Governor. began today fo carry his
campaign through Che Eastern Shore
counties of he state
Accompanied by Mrs. Nee. Alexan-
der Armstrong. candidate fer Aftar-
ney General and Gstlen u 'Tali. state
chairman Of the &. @. P Dir Nice
drove 10 Annapolis from Baltimore In
his automobile. and left on he ferry
steamer Gov, Harrington of the Anna
polls CIaibarne ferry line From
Claiborne candidate Nice and his party
will drive to Cambridge where d big
conference If Republicans Of Dorches-
ter county Will be held this afternoon
.and tonigiu There Mr.. Nice and his
party WI be Joined by Col Amos w
Woodcock. candidate for Comptroller
The Cambridge meeting has been
planned BY Congressman Andrews
SIR. Nice and Mr.. Armstrong, II IL ex
pected. will address the meeting. Re-
ports from different sections nf Dor
chester are 10 the effect that the Re-
nublieans are getting together and
preparing for strong fight at the
November election.
D Upon their arrival 1T Annapolis This
morning Mr. Nice and his party we're
met by Dr. Louis b Henkel Jr. chair
man, and Dr JOHN Ridout, and w.
Ifersey Meade, OF the Anne Arundel
County Central Committee. Pr chas.
b IIenkel. late candidate for mayor
of Annapolis. and a number Of other
Republicans
Although the present plans Of the
CONTINUED on Page Fiye1
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-07
LOCAL REPUBLICANS
TO PUT INTO FIELD
Al COMPLETE TICKET

That the Republicans Of Anne Arliil-
de. county Will have d complete ticket
In the Rc!d for the general election to
be held IN November was the state
ment made today by Dr. Louis R
Henkei, Ir., chairman Of tic General
Committee, and other prominent g q
Il. men. just how much Of a contest
may develop In the primaries % be
held III September for the several
county Offices Is not known. Just
nov ii appears there will be none.
The committee at d meeting yester-
day afternoon gave It's unanimous In
tiorsement 10 the State ticket beaded
8by Harry Nice for Governor Alex
ander Armstrong. for Attorney Gem
eral. and Amos M NJ. Woodepck. for
COMPTROLLER.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-07
DES|GNATES
AUGUST SIXTEEN AS
DAY FOR RECORDING
Asks Soldiers, Sailors. Marines,
Nurses TO Fill Out War
Service Record
AT APPOINTED PLACES

Governor Emerson G Harrington
has issued 4 proclamation designat4
ing saturday, August 10th. as Re
rprsiing Day. and asking every Mary
land soldier. sailor or marine, Or
nurse. in or with the armed forces of
the Uniled states or sf the Allies III
The great war. TO attend and tiil out
q war service record
The proclamation says
Whereas. Our country with unself-
ish purpose engaged in the great
struggle to secure freedom 10 the
warld and poured into the nndertak-
ing her great resources and prevail
ing might; and
Whereas, The State of Maryland
res sponded In fullest measure 70 every
.call OF duty for the winning of the
Mar and upheld Ill all ways the splea
did traditions of the State for na-
triDfism and service; and
Whereas The Stale IS especially
proud Of her sonsfand daughters who
served in or with the armed forces
Of the United States or OF the Allies,
ana esteens II 4 duty and privilege
Is preserve their records IN d perna
nent War History Collection; and
whereas. The Maryland Council of
Defense through its Historical Diyi-
sion. has prepared form of War
service Record and has organized
committees In The counties Of the Stale;
and Iii Baltimore City to assist in.
compiling these records;
Continued on Page sixl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-07
|. GUY THOMPSON
NOW Al "GRANDDADDY"

j Guy Thompson, Secretary to the
Judges ol the Maryland Court Of Ap-
peais. IL now Il Granddaddy.
News that this distinction had come
to him has Just been received, and
the granlehild Is d girl
The little one opened her eyes To
this great world OH the night Of July
.27, last, ali schoileld fArmy Barracks
Honolulu. Hawaii, where her father,
Captain Guy Douglas Thompson,
Thirteenth Cavalry. Il S. Army, son
81 j. Guy thompson and the late
Agnes rate Thompson, is now assign
cd Id duty. The infants mother, was
formerly Miss Nary Fuilwood Strong,
or breton Place. near University
Parkway. baltimore
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-07

sy pergaded tlie rank and file
!, 5filia lfie party Of the State
ptereuf4 held Yesterday at the
!. eehuen Baltimore when the
M foi Governor Attorney
|.a Comptroller and Clerk Of the
Appeals were formally nom
3 lime there vas q slight ripple
i Otherwise placid proceedings
! 8itertnfe thai was Of parti-
atffest Ii Anne Arundel coun-
hi concerned Tho nomination Of
J lait far Clerk of the Court Of
The situation that devel
! u i movement 10 bring out an
aadiiate for that Office, and the
aDr. A II Perrie, Of the eighth
was earnestly mentioned
IL gathering. and q Number Of
sfs ot several III the counties
nntInued ON Pare Tiyal
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-07
Squadron Leaves Proylnceiovn

Leaving Provincetown yesterday
the midshipmens practice squadron iss
expected ia reach New York tomor
row. They viii remain IN New York
for few days before starting on the.
last leg of theis cruise On leaving
there the ships Will go to Hampton
Roads. where they will have target
practice, Their arrival III Annapolis
IS scheduled for August 2Sth.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-07
MN preach spselAI sermon

Rev II. w Burgan, pastor of First
Methodist Episcopal Chnre ii. viii
preach a special sermon 70 the summer
squad of midshipmen and to young
people generally next Sunday morning
AT ii o'clock. Subject. John Work
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-07

lConIlnnea "a page Sc. J
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-07
TO PATRONS

Continued on Page rlvel
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-22
TALKININKAI RENGIASI
PRIZE BLOKADOS.

Geneva, geg. Fl. sveica-
rios TELEGRAPH agentlra pra
mesa, kad talkininkai iteike
sveicarijos valdziai uzklau-
sima kaip sveicarija elgtu-
81, jei talkininkai apskelb-
tu blokada Vokietijai. Val
dzia studijuoja uzklausima,
kad paruosus j tai atsaky-
ma.
Tas parodo talkininku no
ra suzinoti kokios taktikos
laikysis sveicarija; mat tai
kininkai, jei panoretQ, gall
ir sveicarijon neileisti ME
ko ivesti is neutrality Saliu,
nes jos rubeziai 1esusidu-
ria SUI neutralemis salimis.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-22
VISUOTINAS STREIKAS
PRIZES KARE.

Zurich, geg. 18. (suvelin-
ta). Tarptautinis moteru
kongresas vienbalsiai isne-
Sc rezoliucija, kurioje uz-
reiskia, kad moteris steng-
sis issaukti visuotina streika
visame pasaulyje, jei bus
apskelbta nauja kare.
Taigi priimta If pridec-
kas, kad bus issaukiama Vi
suotinas streikas jei kare
apskelbtu if Tautu Lyga.
MoterQ kongresas taipgi
isrinko delegacija Taikos
Konferencijon, kuri. persia
tvs konferencijai moteru
kongreso paziuras j taikos
islygas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-22
AtstOvu butaS reria
Sufragizna.
PetrOgrade Visuotina
MobilizaCija
Lsnkai nluSa ljkrajinus
Ukrajinai grasina Lenku Skerdynem
ATSTOVQ BUTAS w
SUFRAGIZMA.

Washington, D. c. geg.
21. Suvienytu ValstijQ atsto
w butas Siadien prieme SUI
fragizmo billy. Bilius 81 sy
XII turejo labai geras pasek-
mes. W billy balsavo net
3O4 atstoyai, prizes billy 50.
Taigi sufragizmo bilius
gavo reikalaujamus du tree
daliu balsu atstovu butte ii
sufragistes tikisi, kad bilius
lures gera pasiseAima il Su
vienytq ValstijQ senate if su
fragistes iaimesiancios ly-
gias moterims teises.
Sufragizmo salininkai at
stovai, remdanli billy moro
dinejo didelius moteru nuo
pelnus lake Sios kares. Cir
di jei ne moteris tai kare
brtq pralaimeta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-22
SUVIENYTU VALSTlJU
GRUDU KORPORACIJA.

New York, geg. II. Sulyg
prezidento Wilsono isaky-
mo, maisto administrators
grudu korporacija toliau va
dinsis Suvienytu Valstiju
grudQ korporacija. Ir kor-
poracijos kapitalas padidi-
mama nuo $3.50, 100000 Xxi
$500, 100000.
Pradzioje birzelio meme
sio bus laikoma New Yorke
konferencija ,kurioje bus
apsvarstyta tulos permainos
smulkmenose link grudu rim
kos, bet kaip uzreiskia Ju-
Illus H. Barnes, kvieciu kai-
nos Wis pasiliks nezemesnes
$2,26. s s.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-22
VOKIECIAI PRASO PA
MGINTI LAIKA.

Paryzius, geg. 2i. Pirmi-
ninkas Vokietijos delegaci-
JOS grovas Brockdorff- f-Rant
Eau kreipesi prie talkinin-
ky prasydamas prailginti
laika del pasirasymo po tai
kos sutartimi, mes, girdi,
ruosiamas prie taikos sutar-
ties pastabos nebus gaIima
lteikti pirm 1 valandos po
piet 22 diena geguzio, kada
baigiasi laikas.
Havas agentura pranesa,
kad yra nuomone, jog tai
kininkai sutiks kick prail-
ginti laika del vokieciu ga
lutino atsakymo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-22
ZYDU PROTESTAI DEL,
POGROMU.

Del zydu zudyniq kurios
lvyko paskutiniais laikais
kick Rumunijoj o daugiau-
siai Lenkijoje ir uzimtuose
lenkQ krastuose Galicijoie
If Lietuvoje, Amerikos ~
dai 21 diena geguzio turejo
gedulingus apvaiksciojimus
protestC delei.
Tokius protestus apvaiks
ciojimus zydai renge ivai-
rluose didesniuose miestuo
Sc. Daugelyje vietq, lake
apyaiksciojimo, buvo net
uzdarytos zydQ krautuves ir
kitos istaigos.
New Yorke apvaikscioji-
me dalyvavo apie 10000 zy
dq suvienytq Valsti ju ka-
relviu bel jureiviu. Jie Vi
81 devejo ant rankoviu ge-
dulingus raiscius.
Chicagoje irgi buvo di-
delis zydu protesto apvaiks
c'ojimas. Chicagieciu Sci
mo cengimo komisija taipgi
lsrelske savo uzuota zy-
dams del ju viengeneiu zu-
dyniQ Lenkijoje ir kitur.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-22
RElkALAUJA PALIUO-
SUOTI INDIJONUS.

Chlcago, lii. VietOS liuO-
sybes draugyste turejo di-
deli susirinkima, kuriame
lsnese rezoliucija, reikalau-
jant suteikti indijonams ly-
glas ciesas su baltveidS ais.
Rezoliucijoje pabriezzia-
ma, kad 1900 indijonu
esq Francuzijoje ir nemazai
ju buvo armijoje Suvieny-
tose Valstijose. Siuo laiku
priziurejimui indijonu is
leidziama s12,OOO,0OO j me
tus, gi suteikus indijonams
pilnas tiesas tie pinigai bu-
tu sutaupyti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-22
No.. 12l
LENKU TERORAS vILNIUJ

Washington, D. C.--Lietuviu Egzekutyvis Komite-
as Washingtone skebia sekant kablegrama, gauta IS
J. geguzio nuo p Bizausko Lieuviu Valdzios atstovo
londone:
"Musg frontas eina per Varena, View vakarus
nuo Vllk1nerges Panevezi r siaurius Xxi Kurso ru
beziui. Bofsevikai koncentruoa stpria iiega nres
Vllnu. Jq artlerija bombarduoja miesta.
Lenkai plesia dabar, lenkai gyventoiai naikina
rez!dencijas Emos Vileisienes, Onos Vileisienes,
1nznleriaus Masioto, Jakueonio zmuidzinaviciaus
Kucevlsaus, s'lingienes r ktu. Taipgi tikras po'
gfasnas fapo sutaisytas pries zydus Du simta; ~
nnusta ir daugelis suzeistu Nuostolia 1enL,, n,Ja
stoka. E' on'u'hn'enQ
T., Eardne an lenkai prmuse lietuviu aficiera Dand-
lnSka % beveik Xxi mirtes Lenkai versa ne1aa
kl:Aas gyyentous uziruose distriktuose kaIbeti Tx
st at isnkiska Liesuviu pasiulijias lenkams suda
Flatinklt plasiai apie padaryta neteisvbe '''''''
(Paslraso) Bizauskas"
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-22
KERENSKIS PRASO GEL
BETI RUSIJA.

Paryzius, geg. 21. Buvu-
sis Rusijos premieras Keren
ski ir keletas kitty zymu ru-
ST. isleido atsisaukima, ku-
riame kreipiasi j pasaulio
demokratijas, prasydami
gelbeti Russia.
Atsisaukime rekomenduc
jana sudaryti speciale tai
kininku komisija, kurion
ineitu ir darbininku atstovai
ir pasiusti ia Rusijon isais
kinimui rusams demokrati-
niu ideju.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-22
LENKAI MUSA
UKRAJIMUS.

Varsova, geg. 20. (suv6-
linta). Lenkijos generals
stabas pranesa, kad lenkQ
kariumene Galicijoje uzem6
iris miestus, Drohobych,
Boryslav ir Mikolajev ir
taipgi persikele per upe
Dniestr ties Razvadov.
PraneSime pabrieziama,
kad uzimant Drohobycz il
Boryslav lenkai uzvalde
aliejaus saltinius kurie rasta
gerame stovyje. Gi pere-
jus per Dniestr Ienkai kon-
troliuoja svarbu gelzkeli
nuo Lembergo j Mikolajev
Toliau pabrieziama len
kams teko daug kariskoS
medziagos ir nelaisvig, ku.
riu dar nespeta suskaityti
Gi ukrajinai, kaip pranessa.
ma traukiasi nuo lenku be
tvarkeje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-22
UKRAJINAI GRASlNA
LENKU SKERDYNEMIS.

Vienna, geg. 20. (suve-
linta). cia gauta pranesi-
mas, kad rytu Galicijoje Ell
na snarkus muSiai tarp len
kq If ukrajinq. Vakarines
Uhrajinos premieras Holu-
bowie smarkiai kaltina de-
lei siq nluSiQ talkininkus.
Holubovic uzreiskimas
skamba sekanciai:
"Nesyeika politika pa
laikant lenkus yra atsako-
mybeje del sios situacijos.
Talkininkai sutare, kad Ha-
llerlo arlnija nebus Yartoia-
ma prizes mus, bet il yra
yartojama. Premieras Pa
dareyski lo$ia komedija, ga
sdlndamas rezignavimu,
kad negalis ispildyti savo
prizadQ."
Toliau pramieras Holubo
VIC savo uzreiskima uzbai-
gia sekaneiai:
"Galimas pralejimas krau
10 tukstanciQ lenku Ukraji-
noJe pulls ant galvu tu, ku-
RE yeda ar daleidzia uz-
puolimus If naikinima Uk-
rajinos vilties tapti laisva." "
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-22
DAUGELIUI SUMAZINA
BAUSMES.


Washington, D. C., Spa-
clale komisija, kuri. perzziu-
ri nubaudimus del prasizen
g1mu, sujungtu su kareivia-
vlmu, pranesa, kad apie 81
nuosimtis perkratinetu nu-
baudimQ, tapo visai panai-
kint,' ar sumazinta. Dar
yra perziurejimui 21OO ivai-
rlq nuotikiu, kurie, mano-
ma, bus perziureti 81 meme.
81.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-22
VOKIECIAI NEPASIRA-
SYS-PAVOJUS KARES.

Berlinas, geg. 20. (suve-
linta). Associated Press
agentura pranesa, jog sia
dien Vokietijos kabinetas
uzreiske, kad Eberto val
dzia nepasirasys po dabar-
tine sutartimi, mes j sunai-
kintQ vokieciu tauta.
Jei tas atsitiktu, tai nau-
ia kare, kaip ir apskelbta.
Bet vienu is svarbiausiu, to-
kiame atsitikime, talkinin-
ky zingsniu butu blokada
Vokietijos If zinoma uzemi-
mas nekuriu Vokieti;os vie
tu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-22
GALL
81 MAISTO.

Des Moines, Tulas Char
les Walker prisipazino, kad
Jis nuzude viena moteri, If
tapo uzdarytas kalejiman.
Veliau atvyko prie kalejimo
keliolika farmieriu noreda-
mi isgauti prasizengeli. Cir
di, tas issigimelis nera YER
tas, kad butQ aikvojama pa
veto turtas jo uzlaikymui.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-22
PRANASAUJA NAUJA
KARE.

Coblenz. Henry Mogen-
thau, buvusis SuvienytQ Val
stijQ ambasadorius Turkijo-
je, savo kalboje kareiviu su
sirinkime uzreiske, kad Su-
vienytos Valstijos uz kokiu
Is ar 20 metQ bus vel ivel-
tos karen. Dabar, girdi,
pasaulis dziaugiasi tik per-
trauka kares.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-22
AlMERIKONAI PRIESINCI
TAlKOS ISLYGOMS.

Londonas, geg. 21. Kores
pondentas Westminster Ca
zette pranesa, kad Suvieny-
tq ValstijQ delegacijoje Wis
daugiau neuzganedinama
.taikos islygomis. Kores-
pondentas pazymi, kad ne
kurie delegacijos nariai tie
siog uzreiskia jog sutartis
reiskia ne taika, bet kare.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-22
PETROCRADE VISUOTI-
MA MOBIJ.IZACIJA.

Stockholmas, geg. ri. Sve
du korespondentas pranesa
is Petrogrado, kad proleta-
rq apsiginimo komisija, sU
zinovjev priesakyje, kuri ne
seniai tapo isteigta, paskel-
be mobilizacija visg vyru
Xxi 40 metu amziaus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-22
UzEMUS SMYRNA
KRIZIS TURKIJOJE.
Konstantinopolis, geg. .21

Konstantinopolis, geg. -21
Uzemus talkininkams mie-
sta Smyrna, Turkijoje ivy
ko ministeriu kabineto kri-
zis, kul.is atsistatydino. Da-
bar sudarymas ministeriu
kabineto pavesta Ferid pa
Sal, kuris bus ir didziuojU
viziru If ministeriu uzrube-
ziniu reikalu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-22
RUSAI REMIA KOLCA
KO VALDZIA.

New York, geg. 81. Tu-
las rusas pranesa, kad ON
sko valdzia SUI admirolu Ko]
caku priesakyje remia rusai
Siaurin6s ir Sibiro Rusijos,
kuriu yra, sulyg pranesejo,
apie 20,OOO,000 seimynu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-22
KARE CALIFORNIJOS
NODAMS.

Sacramento, Cal, Valsti-
jos sveikatos departamen-
tas pranes6, kad siemet bus
pradeta smarIli kova prizes
uodus, kurie suteikia daug
nesmagumu vietos gwen
toms.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-22
vokieja 1914 sl pavadndama tai poper
gal Dabar kas per gals" gall suuzy pasa yoeta
FRANCUZEMS SUTEIK-
IA BALSAVIMO TEISES,

Paryzius, geg. q. Atsto.
w butas prieme billy, ku-
'ris suteikia moterims balsa-
Vino teises rinkimuose j an
skriciQ ir departamentu
(state) susirinkimus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-22
VISCIUKAS 81 KETU-
RIOMIS KOJOM!S.

Los Angeles. Cia pas tu-
Ia Gibbs radosi viSciiukas SUI
keturiomis pilnai normale-
mis- kojomis. Visciukas au
ga pilnai normaliai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-22
VOKIECIAMS DUODA
DAUGIAU LAIKO.

Paryzius, geg. Fl. siadien
velai tapo isleista oficialis
.pranesimas, kad vokieciu at
sakymui prailgintas laikas
dar septyniomis dienomls, t.
y. Xxi 29 d. geguzio.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-22
ORAS.

ChlcagoJe If apielinkeSe:
Ketverge lengvas lietus ir
Wis vesu; petnycioj greieiai
giedra ir kick silciau; vidu-
tiniai daugiau siaur- -ryeiu We
jai.
Sauletekis, 5:23; saulelei
dis, $40.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-22
KARES STOVIS VAKA-
RINEJE PRUSIJOJE.

Bern, geg. Fl. Is Rerlino
.gauta zinia, kad Vakarine-
je Prusijoje paskelbta kares
stovis. as
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-25
COCCHISWEARS
WIFE SLEW GIRL
Accepted Blame in Cruger
Case to Shield Woman,
He Tells Jury.
COURT DOUBTS STORY
American Tribunals Declared
Her Innocent of Crime,
Judge Says.

BOLOGNA. June 24-Ffghting for ac-
quittai, Alfred Cocchi. charged with
the murder Of Ruth Cruger in New
York in 1917, presented to the court
and jury a vivid description OF the
killing Of the girl He contended that
his wife was the guilty one. He ex-
planned that he had made his former
confession for her protection. but de-
clared that now she had abandoned
him he would tell the truth.
|Cocchi stood in a large open space
In Bologna's ancient court room OF
Assizes before the bench, demonstrate
ing for Judge and jury. by means OF
lawyers. clerks and desks, how the
crime was committed. He walked
other. showing with his hands the
various places In his bicycle shop
Though extremely nervous. he poured
out his account without the slightest
hesitation, speaking fast throughout
the entire length of the presentation
OF his case. which lasted for forty
Ave minutes.
Cocchi related the Incident in his shop
and then came tho denial that he was
guilty. He said:
81 was talking to the signorina- Ny
wife struck her on the back OF the head
with one OF my tools. 1t was not I who
struck the fatal blow. 1t was my wife. ]
hid the body to protect my wife,
To this Signor Bagnoli. President OF
the court, retorted: but the American
tribunals have exonerated your wife and
found her innocent
Cocchi answered: 'It Is impossible for
any one to call her innocent. Nobody
could have an opinion on the affair un-
less he were there to see it,
The President then declared that Coo
Chi had not been moved by altruistic
motives IN his actions, and said:
"Cocchi. " you wanted to do the right
thing you would have protected the
children who bear your name. You were
their breadwinner. II your wife was
guilty you might have let her suffer and
protected your children"
The question OF the guilt OF Mrs.
Cocchi was not raised in any way by
the New York police or the District At
torney. She was never tried for the
murder of Miss Cruger, and never was
arrested in connection with the case. So
far as Is known, she never was suspected
by the police, although she was ques-
toned many times by the police and
her husbands movements about the
time of tho murder.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-25
FOREGN TO SIGN TREATYFOR GERMANY;
CEREMONY NOT LKELYTO BE CONCLUDED BEFORE SATURDAY
FRENCH MSLSTENCE ON FORkdALLTY MAY DETAN PRESDEN
Wilson Helps Belgium
To Get First Indemnity
BY a Star Correspondent OF Tur Sun.

Copyright. 1918: all rights reserved.
paris, June 24.-President
Wilson succeeded to-day in
kgetting the Allies to sign an
agreement by which Belgium will
have priority in regard to the first
indemnity payment by Germany
of $500,000,000 on account of
reparations.
This takes the form of an in
terallied agreement signed by the
five Powers and is highly salts
factory to Belgium, which has i'm
patiently sought action only to be
put off many times.
It is significant that President
Wilson finally obtained this
agreement from his colleagues
Immediately after his visit to Bel
gium, which impressed him
deeply.
At the same session the plan
to clear the Belgian war debt
was approved. The plan is for
the four great Powers to take
over German bonds, which will
be substituted for the Belgian
debts. The bonds will be of
special issue, which Germany
must make under the terms of
peace, and will reimburse Bel
gium for funds she was forced to
borrow following the German
violation of her rights.