, 1919-01-23
FOREIGN

ca, according to dispatches received
from Budapest.
~Montenegrins have revolted and ex-
PEELED the Jugo-Slavs, it was an
nounced by the Montenegro consul at
Rome.
All of Americas fighting men now
in Europe will be back in the United
States within the next eight months,
according to reports.
Field Marshal Won Mackensen of the
German army has been informed at
Iemesvar, Hungary, according to
Budapest dispatches.
The Southport Miners Federation
has unanimously adopted a resolution
demanding hat miners in the British
army be demobilized Immediately and
given employment.
Princess Charlotte, sister of Grand
Duchess Marie, has been chosen as the
latter's successor by the Chamber of
Deputies, which met Immediately after
the abdication of the Grand Duchess
was announced.
Representatives of Norwegian CAPT.
talists are arranging for the estab-
lishment in Mexico City of a Norwe-
gian bank, which will have branches
in various parts of the republic, par
ticuiarly the states of ~Tamaulipas and
Jalisco.
Immediate withdrawal from Monte
negro of all italian troops is demand
ed by the Montenegrin National AS
sembly. The assembly alludes tc the
presence of Italian troops in Monte
negro NOW a part of the new state
of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes," as
mot dictated by any military neces-
sity, as stable peace reigns in the
country"
American and British representa-
tives will hold a conference with Ger
men admiralty authorities at Treves
for he purpose of acquiring possess
sion of German and Austrian passen-
ger ships for the transportation of
troops. The United States will be
represented by E. N. Hurley, chair
man of the Shipping Board, and Ad-
miral W. s. Benson.
SPORT
Two bills proposing the legalizing
of boxing matches in Illinois were in
troduced in the upper house in SPRING
field.
Willie Jackson, the New York light
weight, decisively outboxed and out
fought Johnny Noye of st. Paul in
every round of a ten-round bout at
Minneapolis.
Michael McDermott of Chicago es-
tablished what is said to be a new
worlds record for the 75-yard breast
stroke when he swan the distance in
AZ 2-5 seconds in an exhibition match
in Minneapolis.
Kid "Ted" Lewis, welterweight
champion, defeated George Rivet of
Montreal in a %ten-round bout. Lewis
scored knockdowns in the first and
second rounds and appeared to ease
up during the remainder of the con-
test.
The sale of the Giants to Charles
Stoneham, Judge McQuaid and John
McGraw was still being discussed 1t
ranks as the greatest baseball deal
in history, and although the new
owners and the retiring officials have
refused to name the exact sum in
volved, it is said on good authority
that it was $1,350, 000.
GENERAL
A city labor party has been or
ganized in Chicago and John Fitzpat-
rick has been nominated for mayor.
James NJ. Cox, AZ, a Democratic
newspaper publisher of Dayton, Ohio,
Monday was inaugurated governor of
Ohio for a third term.
A remarkable hen that laid 30S eggs
in a year is a feature of the National
Poultry Show which is on at Chicago
at the Stock Yards. The hen is the
property of John W. WEIGH of Omaha,
Neb.
Charles F. Banning, wealthy Pitts
burg manufacturer, informed at Fort
O~glethorpe as an enemy alien, was
ordered released by Federal Judge
Newman, who granted a writ of ha-
beas corpus brought by Banning, a
native of Germany.
A movement to change the name of
Yellowstone Park, Americas great
est public pleasure ground and game
reserve, to Roosevelt Park, as a ma
welt, was started by Mayor Harry
Davis and leading citizens of Cleve-
land.
Charles Chaplin, former city editor
of the New York Evening World, who
on September 16 last shot and killed
his wife while she was asleep, this
week pleaded guilty to murder in the
second degree and was sentenced to
states prison for a term of from twen-
ty years to life Imprisonment.
One thousand workers, representing
twelve unions affiliated with the metal
workers, walked out in two shipyards
in Aberdeen and one in Hoquiam,
Wash. The men object to the Macy
award of last summer The yards
expect to continue operations. The
men are asking SO a day for skilled
workers, 5000 for caulkers and Sc
for general labor.
An attempt of radicals, including
Socialists and 1. w. w, to capture
the labor meeting in behalf of T. j.
Mooney of California, resulted in
much disorder, but no real violence.
After much noise and confusion Gre
dentials were refused TO those who
came as Socialists or members of the
/. w. w.