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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-08
Club Entertainments

lie Bon Temps Club held its first meeting
OF the New Year at the home Of Mr.. r. Kent
Hanson, SIS East Sedgwick street. Mount
Airy, last Friday evening.
Arrangements for five monthly dances at
the Club were definitely decided.
They will be held on the following dates:
Wednesday evening. January 22; wednes-
day evening. February 10; Monday evening.
March II: Friday evening, April rs. and Fri
day evening. May 16.
The Is composed of Mr.. Eugene
Francis White. chairman MFR. Francis
Aloysius Kecgan and Mr.. Robert Paul Nor
rissey.
The Violet Girls Club Of st. Timothy's
Neighborhood House will give a dance for
the benefit Of the house. IA Reed street, on
Friday evening. The committee in charge Of
this affair includes Miss Louise Shiffman,
president; Miss Eva Wolf, secretary. and
Miss Falconer. Miss Falconer will chaperone
the affair.
The Ardentes Club gave It's first monthly
reception on Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob kravitz. 607 Dickinson street. A
gold pin with the head Of Mercury was pre-
scented by Mr.. NJ. q. Fall. Of Starr Garden.
for the good work and also the scoring of the
highest points in a playground gymnastic
championship Mr.. Samuel Dandy, Mr..
Joseph Young and Mr.. Barney Baron enter
tained with a few vocal selections. accom-
panied by Miss Edna Feinstein and Mr.. Max
well Steinhouse. Mr.. Abe Neff played the
drums. while Mr., Steinhouse. Miss Edna Fem
stein, Miss Anna Gottesield and Miss Rose
ABRAMS accompanied mt the piano. and Miss
Sherman. Mr.. Al Silverstein and Mr.. Samuei
Bryan, on the violin. Those present were
Miss A. Gottesield, Miss II. Abrams. Miss b.
Cohen, Miss r. Norman. Miss /. Goldberg,
Miss L. Feinstein. Miss +. Paul, Miss l.. Ep-
stein. Miss S. Krouse. Miss &. Follow, Miss
p. Cutler. Miss T.. Kravitz. Miss S. Rose, Miss
A. Shayer. Miss +. Simkovitz, Miss Y. Medic
man, Miss b.. Zeff, Miss L. Spector, Miss c.
Hyinan. Miss X. Rossin, Miss c. Sherman,
Miss II. Bluebond. Miss T.. Bluebond. Mr..
Abe Nef, Mr.. Joseph Nef. Mr.. C. Silovits,
Mr.. y. Gever. Mr.. ]. Biben. Mr.. j. Carlis, Mr..
a. Silverstein, Mr.. y. Wolf, Mr.. Joseph
Schwartz. Mr.. NJ. q. Fall, Mr.. II. Forman, Mr..
NJ. Levy. Mr.. ]. Kravitz, Mr.. NJ. kravitz, Mr..
II. Schwartz, Mr.. /. Schwartz. Mr.. NJ. Siver-
man, l.. s. A.: Mr.. NJ. snyder. L. S. ". MI.
NJ. Drogin, Mr.. $. Bryan. Mr.. S. Dandy. Mr..
]. Young, L. S. A. Mr.. c. Steyer, Mr.. s. Mil
Ter. Mr.. A. Weintraub, Mr.. NJ. Stelnhouse,
Mr.. r. Zeussis. Mr.. H.. Rosen. Mr.. J. Car
son. Mr.. S. Coopersmith, and Mr.. and Mrs. ].
kravitz.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-08
Social Activities

Miss Lorraine Goodrich Graham. whose
engagement to Mr.. Edward A. Bacon was
recently announced. will be guest of honor
ut a luncheon given by Mrs. Graham
Dougherty on January 22. at her home, 1914
Spruce street. Mrs. Dougherty was Miss
Maria Fraser.
r Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Bonner enter
|tained at dinner last night before the opera.
|Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney X.
Keith, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charlemagne Tower.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Struthers Ellis enter
|tained Mrs. Radcliffe Cheston. Jr., and Mr..
and Mrs. George Eustis Paine Of New York,
In their box at the opera last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Ellison and Miss Edith
2A Ellison. of Briar Hill, Rosemont, will leave
Tomorrow for, New York, where they will
spend a few days. They will go South on
February !.
DR.. and Mrs. Samuel McClintock Hamill,
of 1872 Spruce street. entertained at a
family dinner on Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Clay Ewart gave a tea at her
studio on Monday. Mrs. Howard Kennedy
HIN presided at the tea table.
Mrs. Adolph Gosling. her daughter. Mrs.
Pennington Way. and Mrs. Ways family will
leave this week for California, where they
will spend a year.
Miss Frances B. Kilburn will give a song
rerfal on Thursday. January 10. at the
= Heal Art Club Miss Aims Grafew win play
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-08
MASONS IN Y. M. c. A.
FORM THEIR OWN CLUB
Overseas Workers With Troops
Will Have Permanent TrOwel.
and.Triangle Organization

United by three bonds-American citizen
ship. membership in the Masonic fraternity
and service in the y. NJ. {. a. overseas organ
zation--sO00 "Y" workers have joined the
7 and T club. "a recently formed organization.
These letters, II should be explained, stand
for trowel and triangle. emblems OF signin-
canoe to every one of the society SO long as
the 500 and a good many of their brethren
who are expected to join soon, remain IN
France and, perhaps. for reunion purposes
after their return home.
At least half OF the Y. NJ. c. A. secretaries
now serving in this country and no fewer
than $500 of the soldiers In General
Pershing's army are Masons, according TO
estimates made by officers of the T and I
Club. Until recently these men had no idea
of the strength OF Masonry in the ranks OF
the "Y," but each recurring meeting of the
new organization attracts more members OF
the order.
Founded In July
II was in July last that six Masons, who
were also of the Red Triangle, met NJ dinner
In "A modest restaurant in the Quarter Latin
and discussed plans for the formation OF a
society. These six were e. ii. Winnie. OF
the post exchange Sidney L. Morse. of the
records department: Albert Frapwell. pur-
chasing department: \. y. McFaydon, sup
plies j. y. Frazey, hut construction. and j..
s. Gilman, of the Paris warehouse. y dinner
held a few weeks later attracted fourteen.
The number grew until when the Masons
met around the Thanksgiving table at the
Hotel Mcmahon. a few weeks ago, there were
more than 100 of them.
Meanwhile "Y" workers stationed at
various other posts In France have been
joining the club. The board of governors con-
sists of q. Peter Jones, the official '"
greeter. who comes from Richmond, Va. 4;
Sidney l.. Morse, New York G. w. Brown,
Brooklyn c. H.. Winnie, New York q, II.
Wolfe. Philadelphia J. NJ. Crouch, Charles
town, W. Va. j. l.. Anguish, Chicago NJ. +.
Waite and b. n. Harbeck. The club rules pro-
vide that If a governor is transferred from
his. post of duty he shall name his successor
SO that no vacancies will occur.
Many Held Offices
Most of the officers and many members
various Masonic jurisdictions In the United
are on the rolls also the names OF several
men not connected with the association but
engaged nevertheless in patriotic activities
In France. Among these are Judge Martin
r. CHM, who represents the United States
Comptroller of the Treasury George Fleming
Moore and the Rev. Hugo T.. Stevenson, both
of Washington. u. C., and Samuel p. Coch-
rane. a prominent Texan.
Masonic lodges in America as well as many
individual officers and members have been
active In forwarding the various wal service
campaigns, and the total of their contribu-
tions is known to have been very large. The
r and rs and their brethren are as cnthusi-
astic over the work of the Y. NJ. c. a. as of
the fraternity to which they are devoted.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-08
Prof. II. C.. Schlichting

Wildwood, y. j., Jan. S.-PrOf. Hans g.
Schlichting, forty years old. died of pneu-
monia at his home here yesterday. Pro-
fcssor SChlichting was educated in Egg HAIR
Dor and Philadelphia. and he received a de-
gree of bachelor of science from the Key
stone State Normal School. Kutztown, Pa.
He taught in the Germania Schools of At
lantic County and for eight years he was
supervising principal Of the North wildwood
tAnglesta) grammar school. For the last
year he was instructor of mathematics in
(Anglesea) m school.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-08
Old Camden County Farmer Dead

Mount Ephraim. N. j.. Jan. S.-Samuel
Glover Stone, eighty-seven years old, one of
the Oldest farmers in Camden County. died
Sunday evening, after a months illness.
For more than fifty years he operated The
largest farm In this section. and for many
years supplied milk to many families In Cam
den and Gloucester. The funeral will be held
tomorrow afternoon from the home Of his
son, j. II. Stone, $40 Chambers avenue.
Gloucester, with the interment In Colestown
Cemetery. Services will be conducted by the
Rev. John NJ. Davies. pastor Of the Presby-
terrain Church.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-08
Narberth Was Cold

70 the Editor OF the EUenin0 Public Ledger:
Sir-Let me point out that In your issue OF
Saturday the 4th, under the heading. Chest
nut Hin Winner in Temperature Race" that
the temperature you give for Narberth was
not correct. The true temperature az shown
by standard Weather Bureau instruments cor
rectly exposed was 15 degrees. Your In
formant no doubt exposes his thermometer
'in the usual way" which will not register
the temperature OF the free air and which Is
invariably several degrees too high.
c. d.
Narberth, January 6.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-08
Deaths Of a Day
BARON MCCLELLAN DEAD
Offered $4,000 Reward to British Airmen for
DESTROYING Zeppelins

London. Jan. Sharon Micheiham, for
merry Of the firm Of Herbert Stern & Co, In
London and Paris, died of pneumonia in Lon
don yesterday.
Herbert Stern. first Baron Mcclellan, was
born In 1851. and was the son of Baron Her
mann De Stern. He was raised to the peerage
In 1902. Baron Michelham was well known
as a philanthropist. In 1915 during the Ger
man Zeppelin raids on London he offered
$4,000 each to British airmen for the first
ten dirigibles destroyed. His heir Is the Hon.
Hermann Alfred Stern. who is nineteen years
old.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-08
WASHINGTON PORTRAIT SOLD
Picture in Clarke Collection Knocked Down
at sol 600

New York, Jan. S.-A portrait of George
Washington. by Gilbert stuart. was sold for
S2l ,OOO at public auction hen. last night to Il
nrm of art dealers at the first sale OF early
American portraits held in this country and
which was under the auspices of the Amer
lean Art Association.
The portrait was from the collection of
Thomas II. Clarke, which comprised fifty
pictures and brought a total of $7s.O35. The
Washington portrait three years ago was sold
for $500.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-08
Atlantic CITY Jeweler Dies

Atlantic City. Jan. s.-Henry ~. Bolte. one
of the first jewelers. In the city, died yester.
day following an operation. He was sixty
eight years of age and had been in III health
many months. Mr.. .Bolte served as a member
of City Council and Of the city board Of tax
appeals. He was a member Of the Masonic
order. A son, Henry Bolte. Jr. and q daugh-
ter. MIA Frederick Frisch, survive him
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-08
Skaters Need Shelter

u'c INccu OHtUtT
70 the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger!
sir-we know that you consider the gen.
sral welfare of the people and thought that
you might help to secure a shelter at Hunting
Park for the skaters this winter.
The other large cities have them. and It
does seem as though Philadelphia could we'll
AFFORD to do likewise. There is no healthier
sport than Ice skating. particularly in the
open, but there should be some comfort
provided for the skaters, and "A place to change
ones skates and to change ones shoes. as
we'll as to warm up a bit. would be met with
the hearty approval Of the majority OF
skaters. L. +. II.
Philadelphia. January 6.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-08
Readers Viewpoint
Letters to the Editor on Topics
Of General Interest

,,tTts Sr acceptance ana publication in this column.
bbssai wnth tories q seneral current interest end
ss.she1 with the name and address OF the
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request to this effect. ruSiicstion involves no
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9npdedi nor will religious discussions bs per-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-08
Mrs. Marie L. welhofer Dies at Shore

Atlantic City. Jan. s.-Mrs. Marie Ia We'll
hofer. owner of the Greater Pittsburgh Hotel,
Is dead In her home here. She leaves q
daughter, Louise Welhofer, and q son. VIII
liam q. Welhofer.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-17
MoDRoKRvNEzI DELAJO.
New Yor]

New York. = Po izjavi kapita-
ma C. Dickinson angleskega tran
sportnega parnika, Xxi je incl ma
svojem potovanju iz Carigrada
Malto 69S ruskih beguncev, veci-
no izmed njih aristokratov, XII so
opravljali navadna della. Begunci,
XII so Sc bali boljsevikov, so kljub
ogromnemu bogastvu, XII so ga
dali hraniti kapitanu, izgledali
zelo slabo vsled pomanjkanja Ii
veza. Imeli so seboj gotovini in
zlatnini 200 milijonov dolarjev
vrednosti. Med temi begunci Sc je
nahajalo 20 princezinj in 33 prin-
cev, 20 generalov, mnogo grofov
in grofinj ter drugih oseb, XII so
uzivali prejsnje case raj ma tenn
svetu. Ko so prosili kapitana, ako
lahko ostanejo v Carigradu, jim
je bilo povedano, da je tam zelo
maIo ziveza, pac pa, da Sc lahko
ukrcajo ma ruski parnik, XII je bill
slucajno V pristaniseu, so Sc zbali
posadke ruskega parnika, ker so
mislili, da so boljseviki. Dovolje-
ma jim je bila pot ma angleskem
transportnem parniku Phrigia v
Malto. Princezinja Desetkaveam,
soproga bivsega vodja Kozakov,
je prevzela posel V kuhinji ter
nadzorovala druge princezinje, XII
SO opravljala navadna kuhinjska
della. General w. Semenoff, Xxi je
bill pref vrhovni poveljnik carjeve
telesne straze, je prevzel strezaja
" bolnisnici. Ell. Lerhe prejsni
predsednik ruske dune je oprav-
ljal posel natakarja ali strezaja.
Slovenskim grofom in baronom
Sc ne bo moglo pripetiti kaj slic-
mega, ker jih nj, kajti modrokrv.
nezi so nemska importirana svo-
jat.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-17

mojSter V VersailleSu ter oficirji
zavezni$kih misij, ki so ga nato
spremili citalno sobo hOtela Re
ServOir.
Tukaj Sc je celia skupina posta-
villa oh eni Strani sobe. Pred M.
Dutasto je stala velika Mia z
marmornato ploSco, ma katero Je
Dutasta polozil document V dveh
zavitkih. Nato so nekaj casa ca
kali, preden sta prispela nemSka
delegate, tajnik Simon In baron
LoerSner, katera sta vOdila diva
francOska GaStnika. Nemca sta Sc
postavila ma drugi strani mize.
Oh 6 6:49 je Herr Simon Stegnll
roko ter vel raz mizo document,
katerega je izro6il baronu Loer-
Snerju.
Po pomenku, ki Sc je vrsil med
DutastO in nemSkima delegatoma,
sta Sc vrnila Nemca nazaj svoJ
hotel.
Izpremembe v mirovni pogodbi.
Izpremembe V pOgodbi so slede-
ce:
Plebiscit "a Zgornjo Slezijo 2
garancijo "a dobavo premoga Il
tega teritorija.
Izprememba mel V Zapadnl
Prusiji.
Opustitev tretje zone V Slez-
skem plebiscitu.
ZaGaSno pomnozenje nemSke ar
made cd 100000 do 100000 moz.
Izjava, da Sc tekom enega me-
SEGA po podpisu mirovne pogodbe
ida listo onih, ki so zakrivili voJ-
no ter krSlh ZakOne.
Ponudba "a kooperacijo z nem-
Sko komisijo, ki bo nadzorovala
poprave, cd katere Sc bo spreJe-
malo tudi nasvete glede opustitve
obligacij.
Podrobnosti modifikacije fl
name, ekonomskih, pristaniskih III
vodopotnih klavzul, vStevsi cd,
pravo nameravane komiSije "a
Kiel kanal.
Zagotovilo, da bo Nemcija spre-
ieta V Ligo narodov naJkraJ-
Sem easu, 6e izpolne obligacije
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-17

Versailles, 16. junija. = OdgO-
vor zavezniSkih in pridruzenih
vlad ma nemSke prOtipOgoje glede
mirovne pogodbe, je V rOkah nem-
skega delegate grofa Brockdorff-
Rantzaua, ki je sedaj ma potu V
Weimer, kjer bO izrO6l to llStlno,
XII vsebuje zad1jO beSedo zmago-
valcev, nemSkemu narOdnemG
zborovanju.
V tel miroyni pogOdbi Sc Je ne
kai malenkosti izpremenilo, CLAW
nj pogoji zavezniSkih in pridruze-
nih vlad pa so oStai V bistvu ne
izpremenjeni.
Nemeem ie bila izprva odloce-
ma perioda petih dni "a odgoVor
ma mirovao pogodbo, Bi naj bi Sc
odlo6no glasil = da ali ne =. Ma
to pa so zavezniki dodali Sc diva
dni, in sicer ma proSnjo Nemeev,
XII so trdili, da je pet dni premalo
"a OdloGitev. TakO pOte6e SedaJ
rok dne %. junija.
Ce bodo Nemci odgovorih z
"da", tedaj bodo mirovno pogod-
be takoj pOdpiSali; ce pa Nemcl
ne podpiSeio, tedaj bO premirJe
koneano in zavezniSke armade
bodo ukrenile korake, ki bOdo "a
to pOtrebni.
Premenjena pogodba ina pO-
pravila V pogojih spisana rde-
co tintO ker nj bilo dOvolj casa,
da bi Sc jO preje Sc enkrat pretl-
Skalo.
IzpremenjenO miroyno pogodbo
ie izroGil Paul DutaSta, generalnl
tainik mirovne konference, danes
zvecer OBJ 6:49 V rOke nemSkih
delegatov tajnika SimOna in ba-
roma Won Loersnerja, s katerima
je NJ. DutaSta goyOril par minut
ter jima povedal o znacaju pO-
godbe in o roku, V katerem ina
biti pogodba pOdpisana, Herr 81
mon je protestiral, ker so dolocili
"a pOdpis mirovne pogOdbe tako
kratek cas-.
M. Dutasta je doSpel IL Pariza
Versailles danes zvecer OBJ 6:2O
avtomobilom. HistoriGen dOku-
ment ie incl zavit V dveh zsvit-
kin rujavega papirja. Sprejel ga
lie polkovnik Merry, eeremOnijalni
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-17
PROSNJE IA ODPRAVO PRO
HIBICIJE.
Predsednik prejema mnogo petit
eli "a preklic prohibicije.

Pariz, Is. junija. = Predsedrik
Wilson prejema vsak dan iz Ame
rike nebroj peticij in prosenj, v
katerih Sc ga prosi, laj preklice
nepopularni zakon proti vojni
prohibiciji, in sicer pred 1. juli-
jem, ko postane ia zakon pravo-
mocen.
V zadnjih prosnjah in peticijah
Sc ga opozarja ma dejstvo, ola je
general March izjavil, da je do
vrSena demobilizacija cele narod-
ne armade in narod1e garde. =
Koncem tega meseca bodo oStale
pod orozjem samo Sc redne ali re-
gularne cete. To pa znaci, da je
dovrsena demobilizacija V polnem
obsegu.
Nadalje Sc naglasuje, da bo po-
stal zakon vojne prohibicije mr.
tev stavek, kakorhitro Sc Nemei-
ia odloGi podpisati mirovno po-
godbo. V tenn slucaju pa nj potre-
bno cakati, dokler bo mir ratifi-
ciran cd ameriskega sonata.
Mitchell A. Palmer, minister "a
pravosodje, bo najbrz cd pred
sednika naprosen, da poda tenn
vpraSanju svoje juristieno mne-
ME. Gre Sc namfee "a to, mora il
biti ia zakon ovrzen cd tkongre-
sa, ali je dovolj, da ga ovrze sam
predsednik Wilson svojo pro-
klamacijo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-17
ZBOROVANJE A. F. OF LABOR
vodje amerislega delavtsva Sc
strinjajo voditelji angleske-
ga delavstva.

Atlantic City. = Radikalni vo-
die levega krila Ameriske delav-
ske federacije so izpovedali svoje
namene glede raznih rezolucij in
razpravljanja o drasticni reviziji
omega, kar oni nazivajo aristo-
kratska delavska mija".
Izjavili so, da bodo napadli Sc
DAME konzervativce ter njihovo
politiko V administraciji fedora
tivnega della. Gompers, kakor tu-
di drzavni taj1ik della, Wilson, ter
drugi delavski voditelji so dvig-
Mill svoj glas proti skrajnemu ra-
dikalizmu ter tajni propaganda,
XII preti delavskim organizacijam,
Oni nocejo, da bi Sc jih imeno-
valo boljsevike in delavski dele
gatje zapada, katere vodi Jas
Duncan IL Seattle, Wash, in c.
A. Strickland IL Portland, Ore,
izjavljajo, da je njihova politika
enaka politiki angleskih delav.
skin voditeljev.
Ma konvenciji Sc je re razprav'
ljalo o novem programu, po kate
rem Sc bodo ravnali delavci. Gle
de tega ,vpraSanja je incl drzavni
tajnik della, Wilson, govor. Plan,
XII ga je orisal tajnik Wilson, je
popolnoma jasen in tocen ter je
velike koristi "a elane delavskih
organizacij in ma skodo radikal-
nih propagatorjev ter siriteljev
boljSevizma.
Tajnik Wilson je poveliceval
tudi ameriSke delavce, ces, ola so
81 stekli donna S svojim delom l.
stotako velike zasluge "a domovi-
no, kakor vojaki V zakopih al
mornarji ma morju. Obenem je
tudi omenil zasluge voditelja a.
meriSkega delavstva, Samuels
Gompersa, XII je tako veSce IL u
mestno vodil delavstvo V tenn We
likem in usodaponem casu.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-17
London, Anglia.

London, Anglia. = Med an.
gleSkimi vojaki je zavladala v
mnogih taboriScih velika nevolja
vsled zavlacevanja miru in vsled
poeasne demobilizacije.
V Whitley taboriS6ih, nedalec cd
Londona, Sc je V sObOto zvecer
spuntalo 10000 kanadskih vOia-
kov, XII so zazgali veeji del po-
slopij V taborisGu. Izgredi so Sc
ponovih zopet V nedeljO, nakar
so pozgah vojaki Sc Ostanek po-
slopij.
Veeje Stevilo vOjakov ie bio V
bojih lahko ranjenih, en- vOjak pa
je bill nevarno obstreljen. Kanad-
ci so nevoljni, ker Sc je njihov od-
hod V domovino zopet odlozl IN
zavlekel vsled Strajka pristanis-
kin delavcev V LiverpOolu in
Southampton. Demonstriratl so
pri6eli zato, da bi izzvai pozor-
most ljudstva.
Puntarji so premagali straze
ter izpustih IL zaporov vse zaprte
voiake. Med tenn pa je nekdo pod
taknil ogenj poslopju Y, M. G.
A. v taboriScem glediScu in dru-
gih .poslopjih, IN ogenj Sc je takoj
razssiiril. da je bill takoj izven kon-
trole. Poziv vseh eastnikov je /
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-17
FoRMAN oBsTRELJEN.

Chicago, Ill. John Share,
preddelayec, zaposlen pri Western
Electric Co., je bill veeraj ponoei
dvakrat obstreljen cd dveh moz,
XII sta otvorila mani revolverski
ogenj. Bill je ranjen levo piece
in V levo nogo, toda je dospel do
donna brez pomoci.
Share je povedal policijskemu
nacelniku, da je bill ia potu do
NOV, in sicer da je Sci poulicne
zeleznice ma Grove Ave-, in Oak
Parku. Nenadoma je opazil, ola
mu sledita diva moza, zato Sc je o.
brnil. Komaj Sc je obrnil, ko sta
oba moza otvorila ogenj. Pc sire
ljanju sta moza zbezala proti IL.
cesti.
"Jaz ne vem, zakaj sta me ma
padla", je dejal poicijskemu Sc
fu.. "Jaz nimam sovraznikov, da
bi vedel zanje'. ZaG1ikal je tudi,
da bi incl kdaj S kom kak nespo-
razum pri delu.
"Mislim, da sta 81 napadalca po
pomoti nbrala napacnega moza",
ie dejal policijski sef.
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mel malo uspeha, kajti upornikov
ie bilo mad tritisoc.
V zadnjem tednu Sc vojaki
Black Watch polka in Gordon
Highlanders polka MISC hotel po-
koriti povelju, ki je dolocalo, da
bi sh V Indijo. Vojaki so odko-
rakali k mestnim hiSam, kjer SO
apelirali ma civilno avtoriteto. We
Gina teh moz je bila vnovacena "a
periodic vojne in sest mesecev da-
lie.
V Suttonu, Surreyu, je price
10 V nekem taboriScu delavskega
vojaSkega zbora strajkati cd 5000
do 1000 vojakov "a vecjo place,
preden Sc jih poslje V Francijo.
tt vojaki Sc MISC hoteh pokoritl
ne poveljem eastnikov, ne pod
GastnikoY, temvec so ustanovlll
svojo lastnO gardo. Oni zahtevaJo
diva Silinga povisanja ma dan in
pravijo, da dokler ne dobe tega
povisanja, da ne gredo Francl-
jo.
Upirajo in puntajo Sc tudi cete
" Brocton taboriScu, v blizini
Stafforda. Nekateri teh so bill
odloeeni V Indijo, ali so Sc vsaj
bali, da bo priSlo tako povelje.
Skoro dvesto nezadovoljnih voja-
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-17
w. S. S.

kov ie odkorakalo snoei brez do
volienja V Stafford, kjer so ma
znanili civilnim oblastim svoJo
nezadovolinost., Mozje so pri-
pravljeni It'll v Francijo ali k Re
nu, ne pa ma dolgo pot V lndiJo.
I'll izgredi Sc ne smejo smatrati
prevec nevarnim, kajti vseh Ia
boriscih vojaki komaj eakajo, ola
Sc iznebe svoje uniforme ter da Sc
vrneio domov k svojemu mirne.
mu poslu.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-17
BANDITJE OKRADLI BANKO
"a $17,0 900.
Cleveland, Ohio. = Pet mask

Cleveland, Ohio. = Pet maski-
ranih banditov je prislo V ponde-
lick popoldne ma banko West
Cleveland Banking Co., kjer so u
kradli $1,000 v gotovini, aato pa
ma avtomobilu pobegnili. Trije
banditje so drzai strahu pete
70 usluzbencev in tri druge ljldi,
docim je cetrti bandit pograbil
denar. Peti bandit je ostal zunaj
ma avtomobilu, katerega motor Je
neprestano deloval.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1919-06-17
BRAZILJSKI PREDSEDNIK Ma
POTU v AMERIKO.
Lizbona, Portugalsko.

Lizbona, Portugalsko. = DR..
Epitacio Pessoa,. novoizvolJen1
predsednik brazilske repubike,
Sc nahaja sedaj ia oceanu, ker ie
ma potu v Zdruzene drzave. Va
prevoz mu je dala francoska Via
da ma razpolago veliko krizarko
"Jeanne Dare.