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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-25
TAJEMNICZY MORD KO-
Betty.
Znaleziono jej ciaio ma Lake
Shore Drive.

Wczoraj o godzinie Smej przed
poiudniem zolnierz, jidasydo gro
bli mmicypalnej, gdzie sic miesci
wojskowy korpus transportowy,
znalazi ma wschodniej stron!e III.
Erie. okolo 275 stop Cd zewne-
trznego bulwaru Lake Shore
Drive. cialo martwe koblety. Ma
tvchmiast zawrocil do bulwaru
glownego. gdzie zatrzymaf auto
mobi} rzadowy, kt6ry go zawlozi
do rogu ulic Rush i Grand ave.
tam uwiadomii policyanta !. De-
lelranTty, ktory natychmiast wez-
wal w6z patrolowy.
Oto, co w ciagu dnia wybada-
Okazalo sic, re jest to ciaio pan
ny Josephine Mcdonald, starszej
s;ostry c. J. McDonalda, ktory
Jest wardowym politykiem "a
trudniony jest W ratuszu mieJ-
skim. Parma Mcdonald liczyla
lat 50. Gdy ia znaleziono, podob-
TO ciaio jej jeszcze byio ciepae'
Jej obie nogi byly zlamane wyzej
Kolan; jedna rak byIa ziamana
w dw6ch miejscach, w tylnej
czesci gfowy miaia gfeboka rane
Jakby zadana nozem. Parma Nc
Donald mieszka bratem pnr'
G36 Barry ave.
Jest mozliwem, &c panna Nc
Donald zostala najechana przez
automobil, poczem ia nieludzkj
automobilista zabraf re sobq
wyrzucif nieprzytomna ma bczlu-
dnem miejscu.
Lecz wiecej prawdopodobnem
lest, ze panna Mcdonald zosta}a
zamordowana po okrutnych tor
turach re mordercy zawiezli ia
i wyrzucili ia tam, gdzie ia znale'
ziono. Aczkolwiek daleko jeszcze
do wyjaSnienia tajemnicy, wy
kryto pewne szczegoiy, ktort
wskazuja, IL mord zostaf popeinic
ny.
Ma jej ramionach znalezionc
kilkanascie znakow, w ktoryct
skora zostaia zdrapana, a w jed
nem miejscu sa widoczne znak
czterech paznogci. Widocznie sill
ne rece trzymaiy ja, gdy sic sta
ala nich/wyrwa6. Gdyby pns
Mcdonald zostaia zabita we wy
padku. skora jej w miejscacf
gdzie kosci byly zlamane, byaaby
pocieta albo cia}o zranione.
Parma Mcdonald opowiadals
znajomym pred kilku dniami, Il
w nocy do jej mieszkania, gdzie
bratem mieszka Cd lat 26, stara:
sic wiamac nieznajomy mezczyz'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-25
KALENDARZYK.

DziSiaj, sObota, % styCznia: Ma
wr6cenie Sw. PnwIa.
Jut-o, niedziela, 28 stycznia: sw.
PolikaFpa.
Trzecia Niedziela po TrEech Kro-
ZACH.
Ewangelia: % uZdrowieniu 1re'
dowatego Slugi Setnika".
PojutrLe, pOniedziahek, "a stycI-
nia; Sw. jana Uotoustego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-25
I Biura lleissruiugtsznagD.

Wsch6d sIoIica gOdzinie TOO.
Zach6d sAoica godzinie ass.
Pogoda W Chicago okolicy: Dzi-
eiai pfeknie, Iagodna temperature;
iutro pogodnie / chlodnicj. Wiatr
umiarkowany, pOhsdniowy Zachod-
nd.
-
Temperature dOby minionej: -
Najwylsza wczoraj o godzinie 2ej
popoludniu: 40 stopni, najnizsza Q
eodzinie 4 rano: 81 stopni. %.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-25
Kazde Mocarstwo Wysle Jednego
Reprezentanta Prasy.
Szantal przy Rozpowszechnianiu VIE
Sci Pogromach W Polsce.
Pisma Niemieckie w Sprawie RE!
komych Pogrom6w.

cznych przygotuje dla misyi "a.
rvs instrukcyi dla zatwierdzenia
Representative mocarstw.
,Zgodzono sic takze, il jeden
reprezentant prasy dla kazdego
mocarstwa moze towarzyszye mi
syi."
MISYA AMERYKANSKA DO
POLSKI.
Ma prosbe Komitetu Narodo-.
wego Polskiego w Paryzu i Wy
dziafu Narodowego Polskiego W
Ameryce Narodowa Obywatelska
Federacya wyznaczyia Doradcza
Komisye, ktora ma pomagac W
ekonomicznej przemysfowej re-
konstrukcyi nowego pahstwa pol
skiego wsp6iez.a1ac Polaka-
mi W Ameryce celem u1zielenia
ponocy narodowi polskiemu pod
czas jego piracy rekonstrukcyjnej.
Komisya Doradcza wyznaczyia
nastepujacy komitet, ktory uda
sic do Europy dla wykonania tel
piracy: Frank ]. Goodnow, prezes,
prezydent uniwersytetu Johns
Hopkins, Samuel Gompers, Oscar
S. Strauss, Jeremiah w. jerks.
Francis Mayer.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-25
UJETO HERSZToW SZAJK
ZLODZIEI FUTER.

w areszcie znajduje sic brat
siostra, kt6rzy maja bye herszta-
mi szajki ziodziei futer, ktora ma
swa g}owna kwatere W Chicago
a agencye we wielu innych mia
stach. w jednym roku ,,dochody" "
tel szajki miaiy wynosic $500,O00
w ostatnich dwoch miesiacach
kusnierze chicagoscy stracili futr
wartoSci okolo 100000. Areszto-
wani nazyWajq sic: Fani Amelia
Englander, Z pnr. 1919 Glenwood
ave, wlascicielka lombardu pnr
All s. Clark ul., oraz brat jej, L.
Cohen, takze wiaSciciel lombar,
du pnr. 423 s. Clark III.
Oboje ujeci zostali po zezna--
mach murzyna Bud Wilmota, z
pnr. 542O S. Wabash ave-, aresz-
towanego pod zarzutem wiama-
MIA sic.
Egzaminowa} 60 asyst. prok
stan. Lowery, ktory pozniej naka-
zai aresztowanie rzekolnych her.
sztow.
Adv. Malato domaga sic wypu,
szczenia aresztowanych na vol.
nose. TAX L. Cohen jak i siostra
jego energicznie przecza zarzu-
tom. Trzymani So pod zarzuten
sprzysiezenia sic celem rabunku
Rekord hryminalny Wilmotts
datuje sic cd r. 1887. Jako rezultat
jego zeznah policya ma podejrze,
ME, re c. StillweH, pred tygod,
MEM zamordowany w klubie Gro,
CANA, byl zatrudniony przez 6w
trust ziodziei, jak rowniez J. Ma,
roney, F. Weaver J. Dwyer, a
resztowani jako podejrzeni o zwia
eek mordem Stilllwela.
Wilmott zeznai, re przez lat 1:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-25
WYsTAWA AUToMoBI.
) Iowa.

DIS po poluIniu godz. 2-ej
Ledzie otwarta l9ta doroczna wy
stawa automobilowa. Miescic sic
bedzic W Coliseum w Annex i w
Zbrojowni 1go pul!Su. Przcz diva
tygodnie, czyli czas trwania wy
stawy. miasto bedzie centrum
swiata automobilowego.
Wystawa obejmujc 800 auto
mobil6w, przedstawiajacych war
toSt przeszio $1,000,000. oraz
przybor6w automobilowych. ma.
jqcych wartost kiikuset tysiecy
dolartw. Cd dis przez caiy ty-
dzien beda przedstawiane. auto
mobile pasazerskie, a cd 3go do
ego lutego automobile ciezarowe.
Tysiace os6b przyjezdza ma wy
stawe &c wszystkich 'stron kraju,
Z tych 10000 bedzie reprezen-
towaio tylko samych kupcow.
Ma oficyalnem otwarciu stano-
wy dyrektor robot .publicznych
Rennett dis wieczorem wygiosi
move.
w SPRAWIE BEZRoBoCIA.
Zast6j grozi rozmaitym gale
ziom przemys}u, robotnikom
bezrobocie, kt6re sic pogarszat
bedzie, i'm wiecej zolnierzy costa
rie zwolnionych wojska.
Przemysl zbyt powolnie wraca
do stanu normalnego. Trudno mu
przychodzi zastosowac sic do no.
wych warunkow. laden z licz-
nych projektow' robot publicz-
rych ME zostai jeszcze w zycie
wprowadzony. Szanse prywatnej
budowy ma wielka skale jeszcze
takze So bardzo nieznaczne.
Sytuacya jest tax grozna. re
przed kilku dniami zwrocilo no
Dokoiczenie ma stronicy Io-tet
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-25

wlamywal sic do sk}adcw futer /
zrabowane futra oddawaf aresZ-.
towanej parze. ktora mu "a to
pIacila gotowkq, zaleznie Cd war
tosci futer, wraz re staEem koml-
sowem.
|. c. Greenburg. pnr. - ).
Wabash ave. sekretarz ..Assocla-
ted Fur Industry OF Chicago, IL
dai sic do prokuratoryi po pomoc:
skarzac sic, re kradzieze futer w
ostatnich dwoch micsiqcach W
Chicago wynosza przcsz|o $780,
600.
Poljcyi nakazano. azeby pilno-
wala wszystkie sklady futcr i ma
goracym uczynku ujela WiImotta:
gdy wynosii iutra re skiadu NJ
Rubiga, pnr. 11s East Garfield
Blvd.
Wilmott podaf policyi liste skla
dow. kt6re obrabowaf w ostatnich
miesiacach.
w sPRAWIE CEN ARTYKU-
Low SPOzYWCZYCH.
Wladze federalne zapowiadaja
re procesy beda wytoczone wszy-
stkim kupcom drobiazgowym'
kt6rzy wciaz jeszcze pobierajH
wyg6rowane ceny "a artytkuiy zy-
wnoSci, ktorych ceny hurtowne
spad}y W ostatnich dniach.
Asystent prok. feder. F. Dickin
son, ktory kieruje sledztwem
przeciw zdziercom zywnoscio-
wynn, przypomina, re kontrola fe-
deralna jeszcze ME usta}a i re CT
kupcy, ktorzy jeszcze pobiera3a
zdziercze ceny "a masto i jaja,
straca licencye i beda procesowa-
nj "a przekroczenie ustaw Levera
i Shermana.
Ceny masla jaj wciaz spadaja'
Cena masla wczoraj spadla o 3
Gently ma funcie, II. 10 centow oo
1890 b. m. Cena jaj spadfa takze
o 3. Gently, ii. 10 centow W ostat-
pich kilku dniach.
- Zdaje sic, re ogolnie czas
rajgorszej drozyzny juz mia Co.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-25
PRZESTROGA OLA NARO-
DOW WALCZACYCH o ZIE.
ME.

Paryz, Is. stycznia. - Wczoraj
V nocy wyslala Rada Aliantow
i Ameryki depesze iskrowa do
mniejszych narodow, ktore uzy--
waja silly, aby. natychmiast po-
siasc terytorya, do ktorych rosz-
ca sobie Pretensye. 4Alianci O.
strzegaja tie ludy, ably zaprzesta-
ly walk, gdyz te akty gwaitu
przemawiac beda przeciw MIN ma
konferencyi pokojowej, ktora ich
spory rozpatrywac bedzie. Akcye
te podjeto szczegolnie ma wieSc
o zamieszkach w Dalmacyi, gdzie
Jugo-S}owianie Przygotowuja sic
do akcyi przeciwko Wiochom, W
Rumunii. ktora dazy do oparowa-
MIA Transsylwanii i Bukowiny, tu
dziez w Polsce. powodu walk 2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-25
KrOnika Chica&Oska.

czwartem pietrze z ciemnego ok
IA, gdyz juz byi zmierzch, rsbus
znow do niego wypalil z rcwol-
weru. Policyant, ME widzac MIC
pr6cz blyskow rewolweru rabu-,
sia, wypalil szesc razy ze ,swesc
rewolweru, RabuS krzyknat raz
poczem zamilki. -
Znaleziono go bez zycia. Jedna
kul trafila Kvapika w gardlo
przeszyla g}6wna arterye. Gala
sumo zrabowana z wyjqtkiem SIC
znaleziono "a bieliznq jego.
Kvapik byi diva razy W Joliet
"a rabunek, raz w r. 1912, a dru,
gi raz w r. 1914. Ostatnio przy,
rzekf zonie, re sic poprawi} ku,
pill sobie try automobile cieza-,
rowe, diva z Mich ma kredyt. Po,
dobno w ostatnich dniach interes
mu sic ME wi6df brakowa}o mt
nawet pieniedzy ma splaty mie-'
sieczne ma automobile. Zostawia
zone dwoje dzieci, mieszkajace
pnr. 24O4 S. 56ty court, Cicero.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-25

Dokonczenie ma stronicy 10
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-25
Pehograd ma Lasce Bandytow. --Rad
W Omsku Zyskuje Uznanie.
MozIiwe Polaczenie sic Stronnictw Niemieckich
PoInocna POrtugalia Monarehia, PoiudniOwa Repul
INNE TELEG II A MY.

ja sic zatrzymac niemieckie wys-
py dla siebie, poludniowa Afryks
zaS ualega, re powinna zatrzy,
mac przynajmniej przylegajqce
niemieckie kolonie, ktore zabrala
Z poczatkiem wojny. Jest to Ego,
dne, jak twierdza, z zasada samo,
stanowienia, kolonie owe bowien
ZA9RANICZNE ?
otrzymaja samorzad, ktorego nj,
gdy ME miaiy pod niemieckiem
uanowaniem,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-25

towe wyroby, jak odziez itp. jesz-
cze sic utrzymuja ma wyzynach,
lccz surowc produkta, jak mate
rye welniane bawelniane zna.
czn;c w Genie zostaiv znizonc.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-07
"Revenooers"
Make Arrest

KNOXVILLE, Aug. 7.-William
Goslin, was arrested early Wednes-
day morning by a posse of federal
officers led by Capt William LeFever,
deputy collector of internal revenues
of Knox county, on a charge of op-
Grating an illicit still.
Goslin, according tu Capt. LaFever,
was captured at his home near Greene
Vile. and attempted TO escape from
the building when the officers arrived.
Four other men, said to be wanted in
connection with the operation of the
still, leaped from windows at the Cos
lin home and made their escape.
The still, alleged to have been op-
Grated by Goslin and four other men
and which was captured in the early
Wednesday morning raid, was one OF
the largest found in this section OF
the state in several months, having 6
capacity of more than so gallons.
Capt. LaFever was assisted in the
raid by J. Roberts, Manuel Rollins
Chet Jenkins, Horace Lutrell anc
Rose Lenard, of Greeneville.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-07
Haig and Beatty
to Get S5OO,OOO
and Title of Earls

LONDON. Aug, - High titles and
money grants will be gwen "y Great
Britain 10 her victorious generals and
adnira!s of the great war, according
to time-honored custom. The vote of
thanks to the victors will be presented
in the House of Commons tomorrow.
Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig and
Vice Admiral Sir David Beatty, as ex-
pected, will be made earls and each
will be given a grant of $5OO,OOO.
Field Marshal Viscount French and
Admiral Viscount Jellicoe will be CIV
en- grants of $25O,O00 each.
A number of other commanding Of
fcers will be given money grants, max
ing total for all of $3,0O0,OOO.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-07
Peace Conference Was Notified
Today That the New Hungarian
Government Had Been Overthrown

PARIS Aug. 7.-(By United Press )-Julvs Pedl, pre-
mer the Hungarian government has been overthroWn
the peace conference notified today.
Reports stated that Archduke Joseph has established
government
Peds overthrow carried out by the Hungarian police
There no disorder
French divisions may be ordered to Budapest Immediately
the Rumanan forces do not leave as ordered by the
Allies it learned today
The Rumanans were reported today to be pilagng Buda
pest and the surrounding country
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-07
Railroad Unions Will Hold Conference
On Railroad Control in Washington

WASHINGTON Aug. 7-(By United Press. )-Charging
a Systematic pundering of American railroads. eileen f.
Plumb today told the House Interstate Commerce Committee
that fourteen railroad unions had summoned national con-
ference on railroad control to meet in Washington.
Plumb said evidence upon which he based his charges that
big financial interests have wrecked the roads would be re-
served until it could be properly prepared and submitted to
Congress-"
The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee today told
President Wilson that Hines has the authority to fix wages
and that action by Congress necessary TO
meet the present emergency.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-07
Universal Training
Waits on Pershing

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.-Congress
wants to hear from General Pershing
before making up its mind about uni
versal military training and the ma
tons peace army.
Indications today were that the war
Department bill for an army OF half
million and universal service will be
bitterly contested in both houses OF
Congress.
Senator Wadsworth, chairman OF
the Senate Military Affairs Commit
tee, believes the general staff's pro-
posal for a peace army is too large
Senators Lenroot Of Wisconsin and
Capper of Kansas and others on the
committee are opposed to the uni
versal service feature. Hearings will
begin at once, but no action will be
taken until General Pershing returns
from abroad.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-07
She's Ninety, But
Still in College

WAUKEGAN, H., Aug. 6.-Ninety
years old, still going to college and
expecting to continue until she Las
reached the century mark. That's the
record of Mrs. Amy D. WinGhip, of
Los Angeles, Cal, who is visiting at
the home of the Rev. and Mrs. |. H.
Keagle, of Highland Park.
When she was rlore than eighty
she completed course of study in
Wisconsin State University. She has
spent the last two years in the Uni
versity of Southern California and eX-
poets to go to New Orleans this fall
and winter to enter the university
there.
Mrs. Winghip's first husband was
Col John A. Davis, Of the Fourth Hi.
nois Volunteer infantry, MORTAL!
wounded at the battle of Shiloh. Col
onel Davis was a member of the Hi
nois legislature before the war arc
Mrs. Davis became acquai ted will
Lincoln Douglas, and many other not
ed men of that time.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-07
To Force War
With Mexico

NEW YORK, Aug. 7.-American
oil interests are charged with manu-
featuring propaganda to force the
United States into war with Mexico
in a report on the Mexican situation
made public here today by the board
of foreign missions Of the Presby-
terian church.
The report, prepared by Samuel G,
Inman, executive secretary of the
American section of the committee on
cooperation in Latin-America, repre-
senting the American and Canadian
Mission boards, charged that the
American people were being deceived
by inspired propaganda and that "in-
tervention in Mexico is coming just
as fast as certain interests can pos
sibly force it."
The oil men whom Mr.. Inman ac-
cuses are declared to have large Of
fees in Washington and New York
and unlimited supplies of money.
"They are playing" the report says,
not simply for oil wells in Tampico
and Vera Cruz, but for much larger
stake; they have found out that Mex
leo is full of oil. WHAT they want is
the United States to get hold of Mex
leo SO they can easily obtain these
billions of dollars of oil properties
which are certain to be developed il
the future"
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-07
N. Y. Official
Says Brokers
Hoard Sugar

NEW YORK, Aug. 7.-Evidcnce
that food profteers have entered into
a conspiracy to hoard sugar prepara-
tory to raising the price at least 3
cents this fall, was obtained today by
Deputy Commissioner of Markets Ed
win ]. O'Mailey. O'Malley said he
had discovered that brokers controll-
ing the sugar market had entered into
a boarding combine while he was in
vestigating dealing in army supplies.
Despite the fact that the COVE n
ment recently released S7,0O0,OO0
pounds of sugar for public sale in an
effort to relieve the sugar shortage,
it is now impossible to buy sugar in
large quantities at almost any price,
O'Malley declared. 1t was intimated
by the deputy commissioner that
some of the governments 37000,O0O
pounds of sugar had fallen into the
hands of proliteers who planned to
hold it until they could boost the
price.
Sugar at 912 cents per pound is
practically unobtainablc in any siz-
able quantities." said O'Malley. "The
situation really is serious. | don't
see any solution unless the govern
ment re-establishes the food control
board and brings Mr.. Hoover back
from Paris"
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-07
Food Supplies in Southern
Cities Growing Very Short;
Railroads Refuse Freight

ATLANTA Aug. 7-(By United Press. .)-Shocked by the
that food stocks here would not last longer than
week or ten days. and with the railroads refusing to handle
freight the result of the shopmens strike officials today
turned their attention from the problem of securing cheaper
living prices to serious one.
Declaring that motive power and rolling stock has de-
precaed so rapidly since the went strike that train
service must be abandoned southeastern lines nd
Gated today that they would ban freight shipments
Railroad officials declared general embargo throughout
the South today wasn't improbable.
Food stocks at several other southern cities also are saa
to be low.
Motor truck delivery system between Atlanta and coast
cities will be settled bring food here Mayor Key indicated
today as he called committee of gasoline dealers to his or
fce Strike rotng gasoline will be enforced ne Indicated
priority being given DOCTORS food and ice distributors
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-07
Man and Two
Daughters Drown

TAMPA, Fla, Aug. 7.-William H,
Morgan and his two daughters, Edna,
fifteen, and Bessie, thirteen, were
drowned in Six-Mile Greek, near the
city, yesterday. The older girl was
caught in the swift current Of the
stream, and the younger girl went to
her rescue, and was being swept away
when the father attempted to swim
to their aid, and all three went down.
The children's mother and four small
er children witnessed the triple trag-
edy from the bank Of the stream.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-07
Big Cross-Sea
Airplane and Pilot
to Tour Nation

WASHINGTON, Aug. An ex-
hibition tour by the navy seaplane,
the NC-4 will be begun September /,
Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Roosevelt announced yesterday. The
plane will be piloted by Commander
Read, who took her across the At
lantic, and practically his same crew
will be on board.
The plane will leave New York for
Portland, Me-, and later will be taken
down the Atlantic Coast to the Gulf
of Mexico, and up the Mississippi. The
tour will be in the interest Of recruit
ing.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-07
Hufaker
Valves Trial

SEVIERVILLE, Tenn, Aug. T.
Sam Huffaker, who killed Little Sam
Huffaker" with a shotgun at Beech
Springs last Saturday was arraigned
Tuesday at 200 p. m. before Esq.
]. B. Waters.
The case was waived to the next
term of the circuit court without the
evidence being brought out. He was
committed to Jail again without bond,
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-07
Four Auto Bandits Raid Bank
Today and Make Good Their Escape

ATLANTA Aug 7.-(By United Press)-Four auto
bandits today raded the Farmers and Merchants Bank OF
Duluth near here and made their after locking the
cashier in the bank vault closely pursued in automobiles hed
with officers headed toward Atlanta
Shortly before noon it was reported that the bandits
engaged in pistol battle with posse Stone Mountain
Roads entering Atlanta closely guarded The bandits
secured 5000.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-07
u. S. Soldiers Are
Sent to Budapest

COPENHAGEN, Aug. French
troops arrived at Budapest yesterday
and British troops under General
Gordon and American forces under
Captain Wips arrived here today, ac-
cording to dispatches received here
rom Vienna quoting the newspapers
of that city.