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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-13
CORDOVA

Frank Maftzer had sale We'd
nesday which was well attended.
Lunch was served by the ladies'
aid of the Cordova Baptist church.
Mrs. Andrew Trent is i'll with
the grip.
Mrs. Harry Sample of Bethel Wis
tied her mother. Mrs. Frank Reeves,
for a few days.
A small crowd attended church
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Maude Trent has moved to
Albany.
Elmer Johnston. who has been
visiting in Cordova for a number
Of months, left for Canada.
The school teachers are prepar-
ing the children for the Christmas
exercises.
A spelling contest was held FRI
day afternoon at the Cordova
school.
Mrs. Frank Reeves visited Rock
Island Monday and Friday.
Mrs. Maria Askew, who has beer
sick for q number Of weeks, is moi
much better. Mrs. Harriet Smith
1 is also on the sick list.
The knights of Pythias lodge
went on a rabbit hunt Thursday
Quite q large number of rabbits
were caught.
Mrs. Laura Cooper visited the
tri-cities on Thursday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-13
MINNESOTA LOSES
HALF-DOZEN VETS

Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec. 13@Al-
though the University of Minnesota
football team had one Of the freak
lest seasons in history. varsity fol-
lowers are sanguine over the pros
poets for 1920. Six veterans will
be lost, but Coach Williams will
have strong squad Of experienced
men to pick his first team from.
The men who will not be back
are Captain Lampi, Verne Williams
Theron Gerow, Walter Haertel
Carl Hanke and Tony Tamasek. A
veteran backfeld will be available
however, IL Oss decides to return
for Williams will have Ruben
Philips. Regnier and Arnstoa
Earl Martineau, star Of the fresh
men eleven, Is generally considered
a certainty for the first team. Mar
tineau was Ruben's teammate II
their high school days.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-13
STOMACH TORTURE 4
GONE; FIRST SLEEP
IN THREE MONTHS
Mr.. Heinrieks Was Ready To
Give Up. Then He Found
How to Regain Health.

my frat sleep in 3 months was on
The second night after l began using
Milks Emulsion. l had had . bad
case of stomach trouble and constipa-
ton for years, and was ready to give
up. was troHSied with gas. dizzi-
ness, bloat after eating, gnawing sen
sation and cramps in the stomach.
Milks Emulsion was q God-send to
me, and l want everyone to know
about . medicine that will cure cases
like mine. &C. f. Heinricks, 702 8.
Alabama St., indianapolis. Ind.
Thousands Of sufferers from cataYrh
Of the stomach. indigestion and bowel
trouble, have found that Milks Emul-
sion gives prompt relief and real,
lasting benefit.
Milks Emulation 10 . pleasant. nu-
tritive food and . corrective medi.
cine. 1t restores healthy. natural
bowel action, doing away with all
need Of pills and physics. It pro-
notes appetite and quickly puts the
digestive organs In shape to assimi-
late food. AZ builder Of hesh and
strength, Milks Emulsion d strongly
recommended to those whom sickness
has weakened, and IL q powerful aid
in resisting and repairing the effects
of wasting diseases. Chronic stom-
ach trouble and constipation are
promptly relievsd-usually In one day.
This il the only sohd emulsion
made, and 20 palatable that it il
eaten with . spoon like Ice cream.
No matter how severe your case,
YOU are urged to try Milks Emulsion
under this Ruarantee-Take six bot
ties home with you, use it according
to directions and il not satisfied with
the results. your money will b
promptly refunded Price Co., and
81 20 per bottle. The Milks Emul.
sion Co., TerTe Hauts, Ind, Sold b
druRKista svefyWhafa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-13
Boxer Now Calls on Youth Of
America to Support Red
Cross Christmas Seal Sale.

in his heart. He was determined
to get well-which in tuberculosis
is half the battle.
He followed DR.. Sachs orders
faithfully. In six months there was
so much improvement that the
physician advised a little gymna-
SUM work; nothing strenuous, but
simple exercises.
The boy from the tenements
found the gymnasium a fascinating
place. He was especially interest
ed in the boxers-prize fighters"
they were called in those days-for
to him they represented the last
word in physical proves. Later.
when his cure had been assured.
he experimental with the boxing
gloves, and took many a drubbing
from the more experienced boys.
But the day came when his speed
and hitting power, and particularly
his determination, attracted the
attention of Nate Lewis, famous
manager of boxers, and Lewis "took
him on" for a course of instruc-
ton.
The result is ring history. In
his first professional appearance
as a fighter ten round bout at
Waukegan, Illinois-the former
It. b." knocked his opponent cold in
the eighth round. From that time
on, his career has been a steady
succession of victories, more than
fifty per cent Of his opponents
being knocked out. Today he is
considered the most formidable
opponent of Benny Leonard for
the lightweight championship Of
the world, and the battle is to take
place this winter. Denver already
has offered purse of $4,000 for
the fight.
Aside from his splendid health,
Charlie has much to be grateful for
as a result of that first visit to DR..
Sachs. This boy who once did not
have money enough to pay for a
medical examination has earned
more than a hundred thousand dol
lars as a boxer!
If everybody in this country
realized the good that can be done
among the tuberculosis plague
spots by education and advice
alone" said Charlie White today,
they would buy Red Cross
Christmas Seals by the bale"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-13
Robust Contender for Light
weight Title Once Doomed
as Victim of White Plague.

A victim OF tuberculosis at the
age of IS; the weakling in family
of ten boys; too poor to pay for a
doctors examination and treat
ment; kid without a chance"
Then, at the age of n, one of
the most famous athletes of his
time; a boxer with the greatest
record of knoekouts of any pugi-
list America ever produced; chal-
lenger of Benny Leonard for the
lightweight championship Of the
world.
That is the amazing story Of
Charlie White of Chicago, before
whose famous cleft hook" Many
a rugged opponent has gone down
to defeat. The thousands Of ring
followers who have seen the
Chicago slugger in action will find
it hard to believe that only few
years ago this same boy was \
cotsumptive living in abject misery
in Ghetto tenement-the last
human in the world whom 4 judge
of athletic. material would have
selected for the spotlight.
Today Charlie White walked in
to the Offices of the Chicago Tuber-
! culosis Institute and volunteered
his services for the sale of Red
! Cross Christmas Seals. December
l to 10. But the greatest possible
contribution he could make to the
seal campaign, in the opinion oil
the officials, was the telling of his
own story. For his experience
proves that any boy, no matter
how frail his physique nor how
poor he may be in purse, can hang
the knockout on the dread White
Plague. provided he has wha,
Charlie calls the proper brand ol
courage.
When tuberculosis attacked this
boy it seemed to have picked ar
easy victim. The son Of . tailor
ekeing out an uncertain existence
in the Ghetto District of Chicago
Charlie was housed with nine
brothers in one room in the very
heart of the White Plaques favor.
lite hunting grounds. He slept in
room without a window and ate
whatever and wherever he. could
He was just 4 weakling. and =.
such he suffered the usual humil.
iations from the youthful bullie.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-13
Willie Hoppe.
By n. Z. BROWN.

Some day, when Willie Hoppe is
all crippled up with rheumatism,
he'll think too much Of the fire.
place to walk over to the nearby
hotel to defend his billiard title
and then someone will cop the
crown. That times a long way
off, though.
Hoppe acquired the 1871 balk
line title in 1906 from Maurice
Vignaux, in Paris. He has held ii
ever since. In 1909 he won the
1872 balk Hine title from George
Sutton and has held that honor
ever since. He defended that title
recently against half q dozen OF
the greatest stars the game boasts
outside Of Willie himself and won
every match.
He has defended his title every
where and at any time. He has
played through tournaments and In
challenge rounds and has wor
practically every match he ever
started.
Hoppe is 81. He has been play.
ing billiards all his life. He wa.
starred as the boy wonder when II
short pants. He's a quiet chap fol
a young champ. He's short ant
fairly heavy for his height There's
nothing frail about. him. His hands
ara small hut efrOn0 and tho hi1
lizard world will tell you they arr
the slickest pair Of hands in tn.
,, game. -
Yep. they're insured. Insurance.
companies won't let him play base
ball and all such press agent stuff
Hoppe was born at Cornwall-on
the-Hudson. He started playing
billiards when he was 6, his father
teaching him the fine points of tn,
game. At II he met stars Xix,
! Schaefer and Sutton
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-13
Art Swedburg Reports on Business
Of Little Nineteen Conference
1t Peoria Meet.

Confirmation of press dispatches
was received today when Arthur
Swedburg, director of athletics at
Augustana college, returned from
the meeting of the Little Nineteen
conference at Peoria announcing
that the annual basketball tourna-
ment Of that organization will be
held at Augustana March 1, S asd
6. This will occupy all three Of the
days, one game being played every
hour of the day from 8 a. m. to 8
p. m.
At the meeting Thursday the
football championship in the Ut
tie Nineteen was awarded to Miliie
ken, Decatur. The spring base
ball award for 1919 went to St. vi
ator's, Kankakee. 1t was decided
to hold the 1920 spring track, golf
and tennis meet at Bradley Poly
technic institute. Peoria. Another
important work of the conference
was - o. X. the introduction of
boxing and wrestling as inter-col-
legiate events fitting for the Little
Nineteen This last department is
to be worked up this winter.
Elect Officers.
Officers of the conference for
1920 were elected as follows:
President-C. P. Lantz. Charles
ton Normal.
Vice president - F. c. Brown,
Bradley.
Secretary-H. H. Russell, Illi-
nois Normal.
Treasurer. L. Muhl, Illinois
Wesleyan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-13
MCCULLOUGH GETS
HIS THIRD LETTER

Austin. Texas, Dec. 13.-Winning
his 1T" at football this year, George
Mccullough, half back for the Uni
versity Of Texas Longhorns. be-
came the 18th man in the history
of the university to make three
letters.
Mccullough made ais first 1T" in
basketball in 1918. Early in 1919
he was named as one Of the best
intercollegiate basketball guards
and obtained the second letter. .
The first Texas varsity man to
make the coveted three letters was
T. s. Jones Of the 1895 football
team. Track and basketball were
his other letter activities.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-13
INDEPENDENTS END up SEASON
WITH PEP-FILLED CoNCLAvE;
& SPLIT $500 AMONG PLAYERS
Splendid Support Of Rock Islanders
shown In S1yO0S.6S Donated
Of Free Wills.

It was a great night for the In
dependent team. when the players
gathered officially for the last time
this season in the Harper house
last evening, to conclude their bus
mess for 1919 and finish up the
financial end especially. There
was no opposition to the distribu-
ton OF the split money for the sea-
son, each of the men present re-
ceiving a portion Of the $4,000,
amounting to $455. In fact If this
meeting had taken place just be-
fore a game, the other team would
have to be pitied. so high did the
pep run.
One thing was sure, in the rather
indefinite plans for next year. And
that was that football here next
year is to be on the highest plane
/. that game has ever attained. In
ssmuch as the Independents are
probably the strongest team in the
country, and have a clear claim to
the national professional champion
ship. next falls regime is to be
one conducted like those OF the old
er organizations in Ohio and the
east. Seats will be priced higher
than heretofore at the contests,
probably at the $3.50 mark.
Besides the $4,000 distributed
last night, other sums to make a
total with last nights split Of $500
has been given out from time to
time to the players. Not all Of this
was from gate receipts and like
profits, but more than $1,000 was
in the form OF free-will subscrip-
lions to the team. A list OF the
donors, both free-lance subscrip-
lions and those taken in at the Ar.
cade pool room, follows:
Grand booster subscription fol
the worlds champion Independents
Are you booster? Do you appre.
ciate the greatest, team Rock Island
has ever had? Do you want thu
team back again next year? Thi.
subscription is purely a donation
from the booster fans. Don't for
get the best team in the world
Cash subscriptions. Pay you
money now and sign your name fol
the listing In the papers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-13
TO Be SCENE OF BIG :
SPRING event BRINGING HERE
: 10 QUlNTETS, ESQ PLAYERS
Fight Results

st. Louis, Mo-, Dec. Is. - Babe
Asher was given the newspaper de-
cisionv over Zulu" Kid, In an
eight-round match.
Saginaw, Dec. 49, frankie
Brennan outboxed Pat Bishop in
10 rounds.
Tucson, Ariz., Dec. 13.-Kid Pal
mer knocked out Bert Collina, in
the nth round.
Akron, Ohio, Dec. IL. - Jack
Wolfe was gwen the decision over
Joe Burman in a 12-round bout by
newspaper writer's.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-13
GreatF Football Next Year: Augie Secures Quincy

ketball team Of Rock Island last
night and Tom Bremen was nam
ed manager. The. meeting was
held at tia Harper house. Details
Of plans for the season were map
ped out AL necessary equipment
is to be purchased Immediately and
the season will be under way with
In q short time.
The first practice Of the legion
has been set for Tuesday night al
the Armory hall, at which time all
candidates for the team will be ex-
pected to report.
At last nights meeting enthusi-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-13

asm prevailed. It was the opinion
OF all present that Rock Island can
be provided with a team Of high
caliber il proper support Is &C
corded. Only the best teams in the
middle west will be brought here
for contests with probably an, oc-
casional game played away from
the home floor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-13

Although a formal vote Of thanks
was extended these parties last
night, it could not possibly express
the clubs deep appreciation Of the
support, nor give the donors to un-
derstand how much 1t means to the
team.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-13
EIGHTH STRAIGHT
WIN GIVES TITLE
TO e. GREENLEAF

Philadelphia, Dec. BE. Green
leaf, Wilmington, Del. won the
pocket billiard championship Of the
United States by winning his
eighth straight game.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-13
OREGON FORMALLY
ACCEPTS HARVARD
NEW YEARS BID

Pasadena, Cal, Dec. 1.-THE
University Of Oregon formally &C.
cepted the invitation to meet the
Harvard football team here New
Years day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-13

: DEEP WET STUFF.
Cook latter rustling order Of cat
fish)-Lets go.
Waiter looming after it)-Where?
Cook-St. Looey-like a fish.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-13
DEMP SEY
AS CAPTAIN Of
LEGION TEAM

Lee Dempsey was elected cap
tain, of the American legion bas-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-14
KUNIGAIKSTIS PERSIS-
;. KIRIA SU VENGRU
SOCIALIST.AIS.

Londonas, rugp. 13 d. =
IS Budapesto Siadien praneSa-
ma, kad tarybos tarp kuni-
gaikScio Juozapo valdzios ii
socialistu del koalicines minis
terijos Vengrijoj tapo per-
trauktos.
DvideSilnts vienas liaudies
komisaras, Bella Kuno valdaios
nariu If 200 teroristu suares
tuoti; jie kaltinami vagyste il
pleSimu.
Bella Kun .pasiemes 10000
kronu auksu, o kit; vadai api-
plese kunigaikseio If pramonss
magnatu gyvenimus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-14
NINA UzPUOLE DIRB-
TUVE BARTONVILLEJ.

Pec=:a. ILL.,, rugp. 13 d, 49,
Du keystone plieno ir yielos
kompanijos virsininkai tapo
pasanti si vakara, jiems aplei-
(. .dziant dirbtuve drauge su kom
-panijos !prezidento padejeju.
Streikininkai apsiginklave
:sgaude protarpiais, Pagal apti,-
lrstas cid zinias, huvo pareika.
lauta nlilicijos. Suzeistieji sake
yra sullkiame ,padsjime,
Kliutis prasidejo is to, kad
rytnietyj kompanija bande jsta
tyti LIS steriklauziu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-14
SUV VALSTIJOS SUM-
cIA PAGELGA KOLcA-
KO KARIUOMENEI.

Washington, rugp. Is d.
Ainerikos valdzia sitincia me
dziagine pagelba besitraukian-
ciai Kolcako kariuomenei ST.
bire.
siadien oficialiai buvo pa
sakyta, kad IS San Franciscos
issiusta $4,000 saudyklip if ke-
y milijonai Stiviu If kad karcs
1y&ktai bus pasipti Sia savaits
laivu.
Kick daiktu prisakyta siqsti
Sibiran nesakoina, bet esa labai
daug; tarp ju yra motoriniai
vezimai il medikaliai instru-
mental drauge ,su Sautuvais il
soviniais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-14
SUOMIS LAIKOMAS 20
KAUCIJA $25,OOO KAIPO
ANARCHISTS N. Y.

New York, rugp. 13 d., -
Suomis, Gustave Aionen, Sia-
dlen tapo pastatytas pc kauci-
ia SIS, 900. Jis yra kaltinamas
kriminaliu anarchizmu. Alone
no byla yra pirmutine is gov.
Smitho tyrinejimo. itariamujtl
anarchistq, kurios bus nagr;-
nejamos. Jis yra kaltinamas
suslrlsilne su suomiu menras-
ciu "Klesu Kova,' krrio pas
kutlniame llumeryj pasakyta:
! pragara su .ramiosios re-
vollucijos sllelbimu. Vieninte-
lis budas darbininku klesai, tai
paemimas galybes per krauja.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-14
NEPRICULMYBES FON-
DAS SlUNcIA PARYzlUN
VISUS PINICUS.

L. Neprigulmybes Fondas
visai nesenai pasiunte 4,
100000 dol. j Paryzi4. Da.
bar ;iomis dienomis, parei.
kalavus Valdems.ui is Anne
'rikieeiu pinigu daiktq pirki-
mui, pasiuncia paskutinius
10000 dol, kuriuos jis
turf. Pasiustq daugiau jei
turetu.
Visi fondai irnkite pavyzs
di il L. N. Fondo ir issiuski.
te visa k4 turtle. Lietuva to
reikalauja!
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-14
AUKSINIS DOLERIS
KALTAS w PRAGYVE-
NIMO BRANGUMA.

Washington, rugp. l3 q.
Yale univesiteto profesorius
Irving Fisher, atejes siadien
pas federale elektriniu kelnl
komisija, klausinejaneiq pata ,
rimu elektriniu keliq klaus
mui iSristi, pasake, 'sad tikruo-
ju padejimo kaltininku yra do
leris ir tikruoju vaistu yra NIL
statymas jo perkanosios pa,
jiegos. @s
Grid, auksinis doharis. de
bar yra nustatytas pagal sva'
.ruma ir todel jo perkamoji pa
j1ega mainosi. 9z a
Jei mes pridetume prie de-
lerio kelis naujus- grants aux.
So kaip jo vertei ina pulti, al
atimturne auksq jovertei pakl.
llus, tai nses tnretume pasteyif
lperkamaja dolerio pajiega.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-14
RUSAI BELAISVIAI
SIUNCIAMA KOVOTI
PRIZES BOLSEVIKUS.

.Berlinas,. rugp, 13 diena.
Rasant musjq pertraukimo-
islygas .talkininkai parei-
kalavo, kad yisi talkininku
belaisyiai butu sugrazinti,
issklriant rusus belaisvius.
Vokieciu valdziai atsisa-
kius init atsakomybe uz. Isl
tu belsisviu 1aikyma, talkf1i
ninkai ir ypatingai Amen-
ka sutiko imtis sito negar-
bingo darbo laikyti Situos
nelaimingus vyrus kaleji-
me. #
Dabar vienok padejimas
atsimaine. Rusai belaisviai
nutarta siusti gen. Deniki-
nui. Ana diena Denikino ka
iuomenes afieieris isdid-
ziai pasigyre::
NAciu dievui, mes netru=
kus turesime 100000 nau-
i, kareiviu--rusrl ,belaisviu
Is vokietijos. Anglia JUGS
apginkluos,, Francija sp'
dsngs, s Amerika pasta
dejo aprurinti maistu.
Rusu generolai Bersine
leidzia mobilizavimo isaku'
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-14
CRANE'O PhVELDEJA
UzGIRIA STREIKA.
Chicago. rugn. Ii d. -

i6ot i0SP. ~ w
Streikas 1000 Crane'o kompa-
MICS darbininku, streikuojan-
ciu nuo liep. 10 d. tam, kad
gavus didesne mokesti, vakar
sulauke pritarimo If dvasines
paramos is puses p-nios Fran
ces R. Lille. R. T. Crane'o du-
kters If dabartlnio kompani-
jos galvos jaunesniojo R. t.
|Crane'o sesers. P-nia Lille
taipgi yra didele dalininks
Crane'o kompanijoj.
Savo laiSke ! A. D. F. orga
nizatoriu If streiko vedeja J. ]
Kikulski j pasake, kad streika;
yra "pilnai ismintingas If tel,
singas."
"As negaliu slept to, kad
Crane'o Seilnyna kas metai
ina baisias sumas pinigu is ii,
tu darbo be jokio atlygininac
visuomenei uz il. Nei vienas
Crane'o sein1ynos narys neat,
|sizyrni nieku tokiu, kas sas
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-14
ITALIJOS PASIUNTINYS
PRASO PAS WILSONA
ANGLIU SAVO SALIAI.
Washington, dugp. 13 d.

ltalios ambasadorius grafas
Y. Macehi di Cellere siadien
turejo pasikalbejiinq su PREF.
Wilsonu delei to, kad Suv. Val
stijos tuojaus parupintu ang-
lip ltalijai. Pagal sumanyt:.
plena valdzia atidaris cia kre-
dita uz anglis il Americas lai-
val pristatys dali reikalaujamu
angliu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-14
10000 ANGLIAKASIU
STREIKUOJA ILLINOJU-
JE.
Belleville, ILL.,, n


13 d. - Atstovai streikuojan
ciu Illinojaus angliakasiu nuta-
re padaryti susirinkima sia
dien sustatymo naujo algu plo-
to il sudaryrnui pleno streikui
visoj valstijoj, jei kasyklu sa
vininkai atsisakytu priimti
nauja plota. Streikas yra prizes
Am. Kas. Darb. unijos virsi.
ninku nora.
Streiko vedejai tvirtina, kad
10000 angliakasiu streikuoja
Illinojuje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-14
LENKAI IR VOKIECIAI
VEDA TARYBAS.
Berlinas, rugpjucio lid.

iuSPJuSAo AAu'
{ (Paveluota). - lsenku il vo-
kieciu tarybos pfasidejo Ga
Siqdien po pietu. Susil-inkimq
atidare yokieaiu taikos delega-
cijos narys DR.. Hamel Hahn
hausen, kul,is pasake delega-
tams, kad Vokietija, nors yra
apsivylusi taikos isligomis, bel
j apsiilna laikytis ju pagal
raide.
Lenku premieras Paderew-
ski uztikrino vokiecius, kad srl
ju tevynainiais Lenkijoje bus
graziai il teisingai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-14
HAECKEL PASIMIRE,
Jena, Vokietija, rugp 9 d

Prof. Heinrich Haeckel, zoolo
gijos profesorius prize Jenos
Universiteto If garsus visams
pasaulyje savo iStyrinejinno dar
bais, pariamianciais besivysty-
mo teorija, pasimire siadien.
Jis yra parases apie 50 mok-
Shiny veikalu, isneSanciv aplc
10000 spaustu puslapiu; svar-
biausios 10 veikalu laidos is
versta i IS ivairip kalbu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-14
AZ KARAI KARIUOME-
MES MAISTO PASIEKE
ST. LOUISA.

St. Louis, rugp. IL d.
KeturiosdeSimts septyni karai
pilri kariuomenes maistu, kurie
bus pardavinejami be pelnc,
Siadien atejo j arsenala cia; sa-
koma, kad TRIUMPH laiku ateiS
dar so karu, kurie bus paskai-
.dyti po Missouros, Kansas il
Arkansaso valstijas. Pardavi-
rrasides pirmadieny.
If payieniai gales pirktis per
.krasos skyriu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-14
MONTANA PRASC NU-
MAzINIMO KAINOS PER
VEzIMUI KVIECIU.
Great Falls. Mont, rugp.

1EcdL diiS, Nnont, ruSp.
f3 d. - Mu1tanos maluiliniq
firmu atstovai atvyksta j Shi-
cagq praSyti numazinimo kai-
nos siuntimui kvieciu is kitu
valstiju i Montana. Montana
je kvieciai del lietaus truku-
mo neuzderejo il jei kvieciai
nebus prisiunciami is kitty val
stiju, tai Montanos malunai
reikes uzdaryti. Montanos ma
lunai kasdien sumala po 1900
backu. Juose dirba apie l,50O
darbininku.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-14
senate KOMITETAS
PRITARIA ISNUOMINA'
VIMUI FEDERALIU
ZEMIU.

Washington, rugp. 13 d.
Senate viespju zemiu komite-
tas siadien isdave prielank'l
pranesima apie projektq isnuo-
mavimo valdziai priklausan-
ciu zibalo, ANGLES, foofato If
sodiu1no zemi,l paakstinimui
isdovio. Komitetas nubalsavo
vienu balsu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-14
RENGIAMA BYLOS
PRIZES AKTORIUS.

New York, rugp, 13 d.
Kad sustabdzius aktoriu Eqtn-
ty draugijos platinima streiko
kituose miestuose teatru vede
ju apsaugoS draugija vakat
isake savo advokatams uzves-
ii bylas prizes Equity Drau.
gija Cihcagoj, Bostone If Phi
ladelphijoj.