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Evening journal., 1919-06-23
Pupils GIVE RECITAL.

The annual recital by the pupils OF
Miss Isabelle Wales, assisted by Miss
Edna Bradneld, violin. and Miss Mabel
Haley, at the piano. was given at the
Unitarian Church parlors Saturday.
Always a musical treat, this year those
taking part and the well-selected pro-
gram save especial pleasure During
the winter Miss Wales formed a Fort
nightly Club. Twice a month this
chorus club met at the home OF Miss
Wales, where the eighteen members
studied chorus numbers. The club
had very successful season, which
fact was demonstrated at the recital.
Miss Edna Bradfleld's numbers were
interpreted well. proving again the
splendid artist that she is. All the
singers performed excellently.
Evening journal., 1919-06-23
ST. PAuL,s ENpEAvORERs ELECT.

The Young Peoples Society Of Chris
tian Endeavor Of ST. Paul's M. z
Church, elected the following officers
President. Miss Alta J. Castelow; vice
president Raymond Wilkinson; treas
urer, Miss Alta Durstein; recording
secretary, Leroy Foster; chairmen OF
committees: Prayer meeting. Miss
sarah Sproul; lookout, Miss Alva
Lynch; pastors aid. Miss Mary Mer-
chant social, Miss Mildred Streeter
citizenship, Mrs. T. w. Wilkinson
missionary, Miss Florence Heinold
pianist, Miss Margaret Thomas; Choir
( lister, Edward Greenhalgh.
Evening journal., 1919-06-23
PRINCETON ALUMNI RECEPTION.

President Hibben, Of Princeton Uni
versity. Former Judge George Gray and
President Mitchell, OF Delaware College,
were gusts and speakers at a meeting
Of the Delaware Princeton Alumni As
ISOLATION, held Friday night, at the
home OF Henry n. Thompson.
Following a buffet supper, a re-or-
ganization meeting was held, during
which judge Gray was elected honor
airy president; Henry B. Thompson,
president; Henry NJ. Candy. secretary
treasurer: William C. Spruance. execu-
tive committee chairman. The evening
concluded with the singing Of college
songs, led by the Rev C. l.. Candee.
Evening journal., 1919-06-23
DIPLOMAS FOR
ST.MARY'S GRADUATES

Commencement exercises Of st.
Mary's Parochial School were held on
last Thursday morning, The diplomas
were awarded by the pastor, the Rev.
Edward ]. Mesley. who also made the
address to the graduates. The mem
bers OF the graduating class were:
Francis Koutz. John Callahan, Francis
kirlin, Edward Coaling. Edward Bar
ron, Joseph 0Neill, Howard Manloye,
Joseph Walsh. John Murphy, Margaret
McCaulley. Margaret Hammerer. Mar
saret Walsh, Agnes Moran, Jennie Nc
Mahon. Maria Grothous, Jennie Galew-
SKI, Margaret Bell, Katherine Haugh,
Anna Rogan. Julia Horgan, Gertrude
gallagher and Mildred Desmond.
Evening journal., 1919-06-23
STnnpS.kuERLER

Mis- Reeda Morrison Stoops, Of New
Castle, and William Philip Kuebler, OF
Philadelphia. were married Saturday
afternoon at o'clock in the First Pres
byterian Church. New Castle, by the
Rev. S. Beattie Wylie.
The brides sister, Mrs. A. Walter
Lorenz. OF South Milwaukee. Wiss., was
the matron Of honor. The bridesmaids
were Miss Katherine NJ Bratton. Of
Elkton, and Miss Helen NJ. Kuebler, Of
Philadelphia. sister Of the groom.
DR.. Milton Kirshbaum, of Hackensack,
n. j., was the best man. and the ushers
were A. Walter Lorenz, Of South NIL
wsukee, Wis, and Lafayette McChes-
ney. OF Avaca, n. Y.
After the ceremony an informal re-
Evening journal., 1919-06-23
TON AND DICK CIUB an Cmnru

Many persons went to Phnadelphia
Yesterday, to attend the annual Thanks
giving service Of the Tom and Dick
Club, in Mt. Sini a. VI. =. Church. The
one hundred and thirty young men
clad in white trousers. blue serge coats.
straw hats. white shirts and white
footwear, made pleasing appearance
Sixteen Of the young men appeared in
soldier uniforms. Twenty young wo-
men dressed in white with sashes Of
the club colors, blue and yellow. ac-
companied the young men. While in
Philadelphia. the local boys were the
guests Of the Young Mems Industrial
League.
Evening journal., 1919-06-23
IIyERpnnL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, June % UNITED Press
Spots opened quiet today with prices
easy. Sales amounted TO 5000 bales
Receipts totalled 10000, including 25,-
900 American.
Futures opened quiet.
At i245 p. m, American middlings
fair. 20ss; good middlings, 20.S5; full
m.ddlings. 2035; middlings, 1878; low
1900; good ordinary, 1885; ordinary,
1885.
Evening journal., 1919-06-23
BAII.-MIlIp

Miss Edith Wiley Ball, daughter Of
MT. and Mrs. James Ball, Of No. 1905
west street, and Herbert C.. jump, OF
Milford, were married on Saturday
night by the Rev. C. o. Dantzen. pastor
OF All Souls P. E. Church, Philadelphia.
me bride was teacher for six years
at Mt. Airy Institute for the Deaf and
Dumb, In Philadelphia Guests we're
present at the wedding from Philadel-
phia, Chester, Milford and this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jump left Saturday
evening for an extended trip up the
Hudson and Boston. After their return
they will live in this city.
Evening journal., 1919-06-23
CAR JUMPS TRACK
AND HITS ANOTHER

A car proceeding east on Fourth
street, between Harrison and Franklin,
jumped the track last night and the
rear end OF It yeered toward The other
track, and struck a car going west.
There was a crash that startled the
passengers, who filed both cars, bu.
nobody was hurt and the damage was
slight. The derailng was caused by a
rail becoming loose at Joint. the rails
IN that section having been laid years
ago.
Evening journal., 1919-06-23
SCHWARTZ SISTERS DANCE.

Inc three lite Schwartz girls,
daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN
J. Schwartz, Dora, Goldie and Mollie.
with "Baby" Anna Boyer and a COM
pany Of other promising dancing ar
tlsts gave an attractive program at
the New Century Club Saturday night.
Tor the benefit of the Associated Char
tiles. While the attendance was not
large. approximately $50 was netted
for the charities.
Evening journal., 1919-06-23
RETURNED SOLDIER
GETS PENN DEGREE

sergeant Pagan II. Simonton. only
son OF Mr., and Mrs. w. A. Simonton.
VINO recently returned from serving a
year overseas with the American Ex-
peditlonary Forces, received last week
ms degree OF Bachelor OF Science in
commerce and Finance from the Whar-
ton School OF the University OF Penn.
he was a member Of the 1918 class but
ieiiins 1t has duty 10 his country. he
ieit 10 enter the service. He was a mem.
Der OF the 3i2th Heavy Field Artillery.
Metal workers. macninfsts ano chant.
feurs should use the Want Ads OF this
newspaper.
Evening journal., 1919-06-23
MOOSE BEGIN WORK
SOON ON NEW HALL

Wilmington Lodge OF Moose is about
70 start work on the erection Of an ad-
Hilton to its hall. No. 703 French st.
A two-story addition VIII be put up
and other alteratnons Will be made ac-
cording TO plans drawn by John d.
thompson, Jr- architect. The improve
Nents will cost close TO $4,000.
Evening journal., 1919-06-23
LESLIE LANCE OUT OF MARINES.

Leslie Lange Of No. 2i0 West street
has been honorably discharged from
the United States Marines and is home
He enlisted on July 81, 1918. and for
awhile he was stationed at Indian Head
Md. He spent some time in Cuba, Brit
ish West Indies and Hayti and was
later sent 10 the Brooklyn Navy Yard
from which place he was discharged
Before entering the service he was con-
nected with the Diamond State Tele-
phone Company.
Evening journal., 1919-06-23
MEN PLAY TENNIS TODAY.

The twelfth annual Delaware State
Championship, mems singles and doub-
les. tennis Will be held on the i6 turf
courts Of the Wilmington Country
Club today. The tournament will open
at O'Clock. T. w. Harris will act
as official referee
In the singles. the winner is entitled
TO play George NJ. Church. and in the
doubles the winners may challenge
Wallace f. Johnson and Joseph j..
Armstrong, the present holders OF the
challenge championship cups.
There will be a dinner and dance
tonight at the club. TO which all en-
trants are cordially invited.
Evening journal., 1919-06-23
CUNNINGHAM-HOEY.

Miss Catherine S. Cunningham. OF No.
900 West street, and C. A. Hoey. Of
Sheldy, n. c., were married at noon On
saturday at the parsonage OF Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church. by the Rev. J..
\. Irwin. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoey left for
an extended trip through the South,
and viii be at home after July 6 at No.
900 West street.
Evening journal., 1919-06-23
SUNSHINE SOCIETY ELECTS.

Mrs. Clarence r. Crossan was elected
president OF the Delaware branch Of the
international Sunshine Society for the
ensuing year at a meeting held in her
home Saturday afternoon. The other
officers are: Miss Mary Robinson, vice
president; Mrs. J. d. Carter, secretary; /;
Miss Kathryn Boys, financial secretary;
Miss Florence Brackin, treasurer, and
Miss Reba Smith. press correspondent.
Evening journal., 1919-06-23
DEATH or MISS CRI,TBAuGH

Miss MarIa A. Crumbaugh daughter
OF Dr.. and Mrs. J. w. Crumbaugh, OF
No. 2i02 Boulevard. died early yester-
day morning Of heart trouble that re
suited from a recent attack Of innu-
enza. She was a member of Hanover
Presbyterian Church and had a large
circle Of friends. The funeral was
held today. interment being private
Evening journal., 1919-06-23
sing AT HOLIDAY HOUSE.

Professor Irving G.. easier. song lead
er for the Wilmington Community Ser
vice led a community sing at Holiday
House, the summer home for industrial
girls Of the Young WOmens Christian
Association yesterday afternoon.
The sing took place on the lawn sur
rounding the house and was partici-
pated in by seventy-fve young women,
who sang patriotic songs with an en-
thusiasm that delighted the song leader.
Evening journal., 1919-06-23

ception was held at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
Stoops.
After August 1 Mr.. and Mrs. Kuebler
VIII reside at No. 2i5 North Nineteenth
street, PHILADELPHIA.
Evening journal., 1919-06-23
pEATH OF MRs. IonN n. krIIrY

Mrs. Josephine 5. KELLEY. aged y
years, widow Of John r. Kelley, died
yesterday Her husband was promi-
nent in Grand Army circles and for
many years was a bailifI at the Court
House. The funeral viii be held from
The homo OF her son-ln-law, William
G. Baugh, No. 20i West Twenty-second
street, tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. Kel-
ley was the mother OF Or. Alfred L.
Kelley.
Evening journal., 1919-06-23
TRAIN INIIREs FARMER

Henry RIAL, a farmer OF near Laurel,
is at the Peninsula hospital, Salisbury.
Md, suffering from bruises received
when his motor car was struck by a
train at the slaughter house crossing,
near Laurel 10 was said that the cross
ing watchman was away at the time,
RIAL ran his machine ahead OF an ap-
preaching train.
Evening journal., 1919-06-23
DR HrRRaRD TO PREACH AT WAYNE

D. Carlisle L. Hubbard, pastor of
st. Pauls NJ. E. Church. will preach in
WAYNE. Pa. next Sunday. st. Pauls
pulpit will be supplied for the day by
the Rev. Vernon Norman Ridgely. who
succeeded DR.. Hubbard as pastor Of
Monument Street Church, Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1919-06-23
TO CARE FOR WAR ORPHANS

The Jewish people OF this city will
probably share in the adoption Of Jew
ish war orphans, a great work about
TO be undertaken by the joint distribu-
tion conomiftee for Jewish Nyar susfer
ers. There are 5000 orphans out Of a
population Of 10000 In Palestine.
Evening journal., 1919-06-23
FARMER BUMPED BY AUTO.

James John Of Rockland was treated
at the Delaware Hospital yesterday for
when run down by an automobile near
his home.
Evening journal., 1919-06-23
MARKET OPENS STRONG.

NEW YORK, June %. United press)
The stock market opened strong to-
day. u. s. Steel opened at iOsS, up Y
Bethlehem B., S915, p A; Central
Leather. i06%, up 4 Studebaker, i0S,
up 1; Mexican Petroleum, iss, up u
U. S. Rubber. 1864, up "; General
Motors, 236, up 21s, and Anaconda, 70,
up u.
Evening journal., 1919-06-23
TEA FOR MISS TAyIOR.

Miss Lillian Taylor, daughter OF
Thomas S. Taylor, gave a most en-
1oyable tea on Wednesday afternoon,
in honor OF Miss Elizabeth Taylor. The
iavors were cut glass flower baskets
with punches OF rambler roses in them.
Evening journal., 1919-06-23
THRIFT SUNDAY OBSERVED.

lnrltt sunday was observed by a
number OF local churches yesterday in
accordance with the request OF Secre-
tary OF the Treasury Carter Glass. The
was especially directed 10
the savings campaign and the sale OF
thrift stamps and war savings stamps.
Evening journal., 1919-06-23
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO, June %. UNITED Press).-
Opening grain
Corn. July. 1881; Sept, i76z@UA
Dec, i531kd55Is.
oats. July, IN; Sept, 7O%6%; Dec,
7i%@72.
Evening journal., 1919-06-23
GREEN-GREFN.

Miss Sara Green. OF No 20oO Delaware
avenue, and Harry NJ. Green, of Rose
Hill, were married yesterday afternoon
by Rabbi David B. Swiren, at his home.
Evening journal., 1919-06-23
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, June %. Omitted Press)
The cotton market opened strong to-
day. July sold at 1926 up 30; Octo-
Der, $3.50, up 80, and Dec, 3i.ls, up %.
Evening journal., 1919-06-23
FALL JNMUREs LEWIS sIuoNs.

Slipping on the stairs at his home
yesterday, Lewis Simons, Of No. 602
West Fourth street was badly injured.
He was treated at the Delaware Hos
pital.
Evening journal., 1919-06-23
COOK K-STABFL,IaN

Miss Bessie z. Cook. OF No. 1922 Gl.-
PIN avenue, and Augustus n. Stabel-
man, also OF this city, were married on
Friday by the Rev. George L. Wolfe.
Evening journal., 1919-06-23
AID SOCIETY MEETING.

The last meeting OF the Ladies' Aid
Society, OF st. Paul's NJ. +. Church,
for the summer, will be held tomor-
row night. al the home of Mrs. ].
Frank Davis, No. 9Oi Adams street.
Evening journal., 1919-06-23
Jusr BEroRE RETIRING

Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Relieves thirst and fatigue refreshes the
system and rests wcarled brain. Try a..
ADV.
Evening journal., 1919-06-23
PREACHERS ON OUTING.

An ideal day sent the Wilmington
Methodist preachers and their families
in happy mood this morning TO the an
nual outing at Hockessin. Many board
ed an early trolley, while others went
by automobile. The Preachers Asso-
citation will hold a short business ses-
sion, the last until September.
The main part Of the day will be
devoted TO games and an informal good
time. The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Hockessin NJ. z. Church will serve the
luncheon.
Evening journal., 1919-06-23
LOCAL SECURITIES

Laird & Co, dupont building, fur
nish the following quotations Of local
securities:
Evening journal., 1919-06-23

MOTORCYCLE RUN TO BETTERTON.
The Wildel Motorcycle Club took a
run to Betterton, Md. yesterday.
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BLOGAI BUS TURCIAMS
ANGLIJOJE.
YpaC items, katrie praturtejo
kares metu.

Londonas, >pal. %. - Ang-
lijos finanSinis stOviS atsidu-
res labai prastan padGjiman.
SuSauktaS vakar parlamentas
lures padziovinti smageniS,kad
NlriSti galuS SUI CALAIS.
Nes tik iSiddm6kite: Per
SiuoS mctuS Iigi SpaliQ II d.
vyriauSybt turdjo 1869, 600
SvaruS iSIaidu. Gi mokestimis,
Sm'inkta voS 4S2, 2,4S1,79S Sva-
raj. Deficito yra 312,200, 0,691
SvarQ.
TuO tarpu vieSpatija, turi
8 milijarduS SvarV SkolQ! As
tuoni mili.iardai SvarQ rci$kia
10 mili.iardQ amerikoniSkQ do
licriQ.
Lordas BuchmaSter tvirtina.
jog vyriausybi turi pareika-
lauti parlamento uzd6ti gwen
toiams dar augSteSneS karGs
mokc>tiS. Mes kitokS iSG.jima>
.iau negalimaS.
LOrdaS BeaverbroOk laik-
ra$tyj Daily Express raSo, jog
vic$oii opiniia Wis daugiaus ir
Iabjaus nerimauja prizes viSus
tUOS, katrir kartS metu Su>l-
krovi dideliuS turtuS.
Sulig io tad tuoS turGiuS ar
hH apkrauti dideldmiS mo-
keStimi> mba konfiSkuoti i,l
turtus.
Ticks AngIijoS turriamS. Mes
Sails nctnri pinigp kasdlo-
MANS rcikalamS.
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RYCA BAISIAI AP-
GRIAUTA.
NUzUDYTA DAUGELIS
zMON1U.

Copenhagen, spaI. %. -
PraeitQ Sckmadieni vokicGiQ-
ruSQ artilerija Saud6 ] anglu
Iaivus, stovinciuS Rygos uzIa-
joie, anot latviQ gencra!io
Stabo praneSimo. Anglai tuo-
.jaus atsakG Saudymai>. Tas
pat atSikartoio il pirmadieni.
Ryga Wis dar bombarduo-
jana. Be SoviniQ vokieciai pa
vartoja bomhaS Su nuodingo-
mis- dujomiS. MioStas baisiai
Daug zmOnlQ MI
Zudyta IT. Suzeista.
VokieGiai daznai migina pc
rciti DauguvQ Salimais RygOS.
Bet viSuomet atmuSami 81
didpliaiS nuOStoliaiS.
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Chicago Pagerbia BelgQ
Kardinola MERCER
SkaitIingas Susirinkimas
Auditoriume

i>kiImybt> il yra Giu nepa-
pra>to>. Jos liudiia, kick tai
Sio> SaIic> kadir >vrtimQ tikt-
iimV Zmont>c yra kiltoS diva
~io<. kuomct prisicina bendrai
81 kitai> atIikti prakilnuoSius
darbu> ir ZygiuS.
Chicago $ventadicniai paSi-
puo>t >uIauku>i to nepapraSto
>veGio. Chicago paIiudijo, JOG
.io zmont> he paziwV Skirtu-
mo pagerbia tai, kaS tillrai yra
@rrbtina. TaS rciSkia. jog mic
>ta> pa@rrbia pats save. Mes
jam turf but didelt garbi, kad
jim atSiImkt vi>o pa<aulio
~rrhiama@ VyraS.
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NERA TAIKOS ANGLEKA-
STU SU KOMPANIJOMIS
Tuo tarpu anglekasyklose
darbas turi eiti.

Washington, Spal. - VA
kar per keturiaS valandaS ta-
rvbaS Gia vcdG angIckaSiQ dar-
bininku at>tovai >u anglcka-
>yEiIQ kompanijQ atStovai>
pirmininkaujant Darbo Sekre-
toriui Wil>onui.
Bet rcikiamaS tikSla> neat
sioktas. SaIiai grumoja maui
jas milzini>kaS sreika>, SiuC
kartu mink>tuju angIiQ ka-
SykIoSe.
Manoma, jog Darbo sekreto-
rius pasidarbuos, kad kaSyk-
las uzimtQ vvriauSyb6, kuo-
met bus pakeltas StrelkaS. HI
toxic iStjimo negali but. ka-
syklose turf but dirbama, mes
anglys butinai reikalingi.
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Auditoriune.

Vakarc Auditorium teatre
ivyk0 vipSa>iS Su>irlnklmas.
KardinolQ SveGiQ Oficiialiai
mic>to vardu pasveikinO mie-
Sto majoraS. Gubernatol'iaus
rpprpzpntantaS Sveikino valSti-
JOS vardu. I$reikSta daug nuO-
SirdQ linkajimQ il dziaugsmo,
Kardinolas tarp kitko kali
b6jo:
"Kuo toliau as pazangiuoiu
! Suv. NaIStijaS, tuo labjaus as
@erbiu iu$u Simpatijq, taip
viSatinai, taip giiIai, ! mano
Sail ir i mano nuzemintq as
mcni.
"AS matau, jog eSu dide-
liam susirinkime. NeSu mates
toxic Skaitlingo Susirinkimo,
kaip taS, kuw matau vienq, an
trQ, treciQ, ketvirtQ, penkta,
ScStQ galeriiaS il dar septinta
uzpakalyj. Name apima Siur-
prizas paskui siurpriza.
AS atsimenu viena Is pir-
mQjQ dienQ po mano atkelia-
Vino Sion Salin, kuomet bu-
vau pakviestaS bankininkQ
kIiubo Surengtan pokylin, ant
42-ojo augSto. II mes pakilome
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YudeniG reikalauja maistO
Suv. Valstijose
BOLSEVIKAI ATSIEME
MIESTA oRIoL.
Jie iveike 10 Mamontovo
pulku.

Londonas, spal. 22.-Vakar
boI$evikai is Maskvos prane-
Sc, kad mieSto Oriol apylinke-
Se bolSevikai tur6je labai dide-
ii mus su generolo Mamonto-
vo pulkais. SakoSi devynioli-
kq pulku iveike ir miesta Oriol
.atSitme.
Didelis muSiS ivykes If Vo-
ronezo apylink6se. 1r tenai
bolSevikai laimdje.
PraneSama, jog stiprios boil
seviku jdgos Sukoncentruotos
iSilgai Petrograd-Luga-Pskov
gelezinkelio. BolSevillai nu-
sprende ten atmuSti visus gen.
YudeniGo kariuomenes pasl-
IsesinimHs. ..--..--s------ -<-s'--.a
Praeitq savaite buvo pra-
:neSta, jog Yudenico kariuo
meme buvo pasiekuSi miesta
Luga. Bet ligSiol negauta IL
niu, ar toie vietoje, pietuose
nuo GatGinos, jai pavyko ar
ne perkirSti gelezinkeli.
Daily Mail gavo ziniQ, jog
praeitq Sekmadienl tvirtoye
KronStadtas buvo dar bolsevi-
ku rankose. Tad atrodo, kad
prane$imai apie iSskleidima'
ten balto< vdliavos praeita
penktadieni buvo neteisingi.
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Automobiliuje su Arki-
vyskupu.

Nurdinola> Mrrcicr vaIlavo
uZdmvtam automobiliuj. Sl
.juo huvo ChicagoS Arklvy>ku-
pas. Su &orcriu >GdGio polio
mona> Martin Doyle, pa>kir-
ta> kardinoIui personals Sar-
cas-.
Kituo>r automobiliuoSc Va
Hiavo pa@arbo> &vardiia, to-
liau~ kurdinolo paIydovai-.io
>rkrctoriu> kun. Dc>>ain, MAJ
lines ry>kupa> do Wachtcr ir
xiii.
.Arkivy<kupo rczidrnciioie
llardinola< atrado kcIi> vy>ku-
pu>, praIotu> ir visa ellie dva-
>i>kiio>. Is ten veikiai Su is
kilminga proceSija buvo eina-
ma katcdron pamaldQ laikyti.
NiSi $aligatviai, kuomet kar-
dinoIa< * Stotie< vaziavo. bu-
vo pilnutGIiai zmoniQ. Eirto-
,.,, ,,,1,,,,.,., l,r,-o ,,, emo
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SKOLINA RUSAMS
PINIGV.
Visi eina prizes bolseviku
valdzia.

New York, spal. %. = Cia
patirta, jog vietos If Anglijos
bankininkai paskoline apie 80
milijonu dolieriQ prieSbolseyi..
kiskai rusu valdziai, kad pa
staroii pasekmingiau veiktq
il university bolSevillu valdzia.
Is tQ aple - milijonq rusai
gavo Amerlkoje, gi likusius-
Anglijoje.
Jei Observation-Disclosures ru-
sans pavyktu il toliaus iveik-
ii bolSevikus, tuomet prize tos
paskolos prisidetQ il Prancu-
zijos bankininkai.
Skolinti rusams pinigus
tai drasus zingsnis.
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BOLSEVIKAI GINA
PETROGRADA.
Yudenic lukeriuoja daugiau
kariuomenes.

Gelsingforsas, SpaI. %. -
Gen. YudeniGo kariuomenG
ties PulkOvO (uz I myliQ nuo
Petrogrado) SutikO smarkQ
bolSevikQ pasiprieSinimq. Tad
kariuoment nenoromiS SuStOjO
ir ap>ikasd. Laukia sau pageI-
bon daugaiu kariuomends if
<unEioSioS artilerijoS. Vakar
ia koIiumna jau susilaukusi
daugiau $imtO ivairiOS rQSles
armotQ.
BoISevikai savO zymiaS sp6-
kaS buvo sutrauke Gdovo apy-
linkiSc, ties ezeru Peipus. Tur-
but, jie buvo name uzeiti is uz-
pakaIio gen. Yudenico armi-
jai. Bet tas tikslas jiems nepa-
vyko. Jie buvo laiku atmuSti.
Yra ziniu, jog bolSevikai
mieSto nepaduos be dideliu
muSiu. Sake, norS patyS ture-
sin nukentiti, bet il Savo prize
Sininkui padarySiq dideliq
nuoStoliQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-23
ATIDARYTAS ANGLIJGS
PARLAMENTAS.

Londonas, Spal. %. - Va,
kar atidaryta AnglijoS parla-
mentaS. PrpmjeraS Lloyd Gc-
orgp >u>iIaukS naujoS kritiko>,
nauiQ prieSininkQ.
Svmrbiau>iaS parIamento dar-
has - tai Suradima> vcrSn II,
* kun gauti vyriauSyhei dau-
%iau pinigQ.
Pa>kui SEEKS darbo kla -
mas. Sakoma, Sis parlamcn-
ta> aptar>iqS ir Airiio> Ii'.imQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-23
YUDENIC REIKALAUJA
MAISTO.
Prasoma pagelbon S. Valstiju.

Stockholmas, Spal. 22.-Gen
YudeniG per Suv. ValstijQ pa
siuntini Morris kreipiasi
Suv. Valstiju vyriausybe pra-
Sydamas kuoveikiausia pasiQ.
sti maisto, kurs bus reikalin-
gas Petrogradui. Gen. 1ude'
mic tvirtina, jog Petrogradas
kas valanda gall kristi.
Gen. Yudenico prasymas
maisto daromas Siaurin6s Ru-
sijos valdzios vardu.
Pasiuntinys Morris ta pra-
$yma tuojaus pasiunte Wash
ingtonan.
(IS Washingtono praneSa-
ma, jog gen. Yudenico prasy-
mas gautas. Apie tai rimtal
bus pagalvota).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-23
MIRE ITALIJ0S AMBA
SADORIUS.

Washington, spal. %. -Cia
visai netiketai pasimire Itali-
jos ambasadorius grafas V.
Macchi di Cellere. Ambasa-
doriu jis Gia buvo paskirtas
1914 metals, kuomet Europe
je buvo prasidejus kare.
Greitu laiku jis turejo but
pamainytas nauju ambasado-
riu. Bet nebuvo jam lemta SUI
gryzti savo tevynen.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-23
PRANESAMA APIE KOlI
TRREvOLIUCIJA.

Londonas, SpaI. %. Gen.
ira! News agcnturai is GEL
SingforSo praneSama, jog Pet
rograde ir jo apylinkdSo hoI-
$evikai >u>eke kontrrcvoliuci- j.
jos Suokalbi. VietomiS jau
praSiddjc SukiIimai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-23
PiInas t0ks nuotikis.

Tokia iSkiImybG Chiragoir
tai pirmaS mir>to i>torijoj
nuotiki>. Cia Iankt>i dau@rIi>
ivairiQ @arbingQ, au@Sto> Kill
mes il paSaukimo zmonlV.
DaugrIi> * iQ vie>ai buvo >u-
til,ta, oficijaIiaI priimta.
Bet Gia nckuomct didcliV
oririjaIiQ ISkiImybiQ ncbuvo
Surrn@ta augStam kutalikQ
BaznyGioS aSmcniui. Tad $ito>
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-10-23
KOMISARAS APLEIDES
PETROGRADA. e..
ISvezta dokumentai ir pinigai.

Amsterdam, spal. 22.-Bol,
Sevikp valdzios vyriausias at
stovas Petrograde, komisaras
Zinovjev, su visais savo arti-
mesniais pagelbininkais applet
do Petrogradq. ISkeliavo Ma
skvOn.
Su savimi jis iSsivezt viSus
oficijalius bolSeviku doku-
mentus ir pinigus.