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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-04-26
Coal Facts No.

The coal production at the present
time is perhaps 60 per cent. OF nor
NAL production. We have had a
warm Winter; consumption has been
comparatively light. On April list,
however, We entered upon new year
in coal matters.
If the normal quantity OF coal IS
to be produced during the next
twelve months. it is plain that -
ing the Spring and Summer
conditions of mining are best and
conditions of transportation least
liable to interference, and CONDI-
TIONS OF RETAIL DELIVERY
MOST ECONOMICAL, at least SO per
cent. of a years tonnage should be
mined and distributed.
The patriotic citizen will do hls
part during these Reconstruction
days as willingly as he did during
war times, and will order his coal
and receive it 20 the best of his
ability during the next six months
By so doing he Will make it possible
for the merchant to give him his
best service at a MINIMUM COST.
| This means YOU and concern:
YOUR family.
OREM C WINTERBOTTOM,
Phone No. 3, Cambridge, Md
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-04-26
REV. R. Y. NICHOLSON
WELCOMED TO CHURCH

Congregation OF st. Paul $ Gives
Large Reception to New Pastor
And Wife.
The Sunday School room of st.
Paul's M. P. Church was packed
Thursday night at the reception CIV
en- Rev. and Mrs. R. Y. Nicholson.
At the recent sessions of the Mary
land Annual Conference, the new
minister was assigned to this church
to replace Rev. VIM. L. Hoffman, who
went to- Laurel. Rev. Nicholson, be-
fore coming to Cambridge, represen-
ted the Methodist Protestant denom-
ination at Camp Meade, having spent
year with the soldiers.
Mr.. Frank Phillips, who presided,
announced the following program:
Observation-Disclosures Orchestra.
Prayer-Rev. w. E. Gunby, pastor
of Zion M. E. Church.
Solo-Miss Mary Blanche Seward.
Welcome to the Church-Russell
P. Smith.
Observation-Disclosures
Welcome to the Town--Mayor
Earl w. Orem.
Solo-Miss Helen Bramble.
! Reading-Arnold Meredith.
| Welcome to the Community-Em-
erson C. Harrington, Jr.
! Solo-Miss Coda Cook.
Welcome to- the Ministerial Asso-
ciation-Rev. Henry w. Dunkley,
pastor of Grace M. E. Church, South.
Selection-Orchestr
Before refreshments were served,
Mrs. John P. Nichols made a short
address, in which she stated that, as
all the bouquets" had been show
cred upon the minister, she, as presl-
| dent of the Ladies' Aid Society, wish
ed to remember Mrs. Nicholson with
some real flowers, wherewith she
presented the pastors wife with a
large bouquet of carnations.
| The church was beautifully deco
rated for the event with potteo
plants and cut flowers.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-04-26
DIR. VICTOR CARROLL DIES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
Well-INnOwn Physician Had Been in
Bad Health For Several Years,
But Made Courageous Fight
Against Disease.

DR.. Victor c. Carroll, son of the
Handy Carroll, and grandson of the
late Governor Thomas King Carroll,
died at the old family home, Walnut
| Landing, this morning about five
O'Clock, following an illness that had
extended over a period of several
years.
DR.. Carroll was born May S, 1865,
which would have made him fifty
four years of age within the next few
days. He attended the public schools
| Of the county and at the age Of sew
enteen began teaching, which pro-
fession he followed for fourteen
years, leaving the work to take
charge of the drug store which he
opened at Church Creek. After con-
Quoting this store for a few years, he
sold out and entered upon the study
of medicine.
After completing his medical
course he settled at Church Creek,
taking up to considerable extent
the large practice which his father
had enjoyed during the years of his
active practice. Due very largely to
the exposure incident to- the practice
of medicine, he developed tubercular
trouble, and spent sometime at
Saranac undergoing treatment; later
he was at the Sanatorium in Freder-
ick county, where he was desperate
ly i'll with double pneumonia for sew
eral weeks, it being feared by his
family that each day would be his
last, but his indomitable courage
seemed to win out, and while not.
entirely well, the longing for home
became so great with him that he
decided to come home, and did so.
He engaged in Office practice fol-
lowing his return home, but several
weeks ago caught a heavy cold, and
from that time en- his condition be-
came gradually worse, until the end
came this morning.
DR.. Carroll took an active interest
in politics, and while young man,
was tax collector of Church Creek
district for two terms. He maintain
ed his interest in politics all his life,
and was a leading figure in the poll
tics of his district, welding a large
influence not only in that, but the
surrounding districts as well. He had
been County Health Officer for
number of years
He is survived by three sisters,
Misses Margaret H, Julia S. and
Nellie 7. Carroll, and two brothers,
Messrs. Charles c. and Vivian Carroll
The funeral services will be held
at his late home, Walnut Landing,
Monday afternoon at half-past two
o'clock, with interment in the Old
Trinity Church cemetery, at Church
Creek.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-04-26
BANNER
CAMBRIDGE. Md. APRIL 26. Is1
Brief Local News

Mrs. J. Henry Bramble and son, o.
Wilmington, Del, are the guests O.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward l.. BrambIe
Vue de L'Eau street.
Mrs. Katie Cooper, who has beer
spending the past two weeks with
friends and relatives in Baltim ore
and Oxford, has returned 20 hel
home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis E. Hamley and
daughter, Lillian, have returned tc
their home in Baltimore, after hav.
ing spent the Easter holidays with
Mr.. Hamley's mother, Mrs. J.. J.
Shenton. Golden HILL
! "One Hundred Years of Progress
is the heading OF an advertisement
appearing on the fourth page of to-
days issue of this paper. The adyer-
tisement gives some idea OF the de-
velopment and use of gas during the
past century.
A fire yesterday evening shortly
after seven o'clock, in an unoccupied
house on High street, caused consid-
cradle excitement, persons from all
sections Of Cambridge running to the
corner of High and Locust streets to
ascertain where the blaze was.
The Field and Track events of the
Dorchester County Public Schools
are being held today at the New Ath-
letic Park. Schools from all sections
OF the county are participating in
the events, although the attendance
is not so large as usual, on account
of the unusually cold weather pre-
vailing at this time.
The Cambridge High School team
won their third game of baseball
yesterday, by the score of to O.,
against the Easton team. 1t seems
that Cambridge will come out first
in every thing, but the boys could
do much better if the town people
would support them. Following
were the batteries: Cambridge,
Flowers and McAllister. Easton,
Murphy and White.
The personal property of Mr.. John
t. Williams will be sold upon the
premises, the DR.. Dawson farm, in
Castle Haven Neck, next Wednesday,
The sale starts at 1890 in the morn
ing, and should attract large crowd
as much valuable property is to be
sold, consisting of hogs, mules, auto
mobile, pony, truck, saving outfit, all
kinds of farming implements, etc.
For particulars CT the sale, see ad in
this paper next Monday.
Tomorrow will be a red letter day
with the churches of Cambridge.
Bishop William F. Mcdowell will be
at Zion Church; Mr.. George w. San
vile, manager of the Homar A. Rode
HEAVIER Company, will be at Grace M.
E. Church to conduct the singing
during the revival services at that
church, and at the Bethel Church,
colored, the Baltimore Annual Con-
ference is in session, with an attend
ance of many noted colored divines
The usual services will be held at the
other Cambridge churches.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-04-26
TOWN LICENSE NOTICE.

All persons engaged in any class
of business requiring a Town Ii
cense, are hereby notified to take
out same on or before May 1st, for
the License year Of 1919. Do not
forget the date, May 1st.
By order of the Commissioners OF
bridge.-Carron L. Dali, Clerk
and Treas.-Ady. 26-4t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-04-26
Fish And Oysters.

We have on hand daily, at the foot
Of the bridge, oysters. and all kinds
of flesh fish. Prompt delivery. Also
herring and crocus, cheap, for salt
ing purposes. Phone 1861. How
ard PhilIips Gift
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1919-04-26
PUBLIC SALE OF FINE PONY

1 will sell at the Williams sale, OIL
Tuesday next, one pony, "Bil Kidd"
gentle to ride or drive. Just the
thing for children.-Jas. w. Nc
Cready.-Adv. 25-2t. B. 25-3t.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30
VOKIECIAI JIESKOS KA-
RES KALTININKU.

Berlinas, liepos 29 d. sa-
lies susirinkimas Weimare
didele didziuma siadien pri
6m6 socialistu inesimus pa
skubinimui projekto, istei-
giancio tribuna tyrinejimui
kares priezasties ir suradi-
mui jos kaltihinkQ. Vidaus
reikalu minister's DIR. Ed.
David pasake, kad vokie-
Clans reikia tureti tokia j.
staiga, kad padarius talki-
ninku proponuojamaji teis-
ma bereikalingu. Pirmiau-
siai manoma paskelbti slap
tuosius dokumentus, paskui
palieciancius musiu pertrau-
kima ir antgalo paliecian-
cius kar6s issiverzima.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30
DEL l,7GO CYVENTOJl,
VIENA MAUDYNE.

New York, liepos 26 d.
Valstijine atstatyr1o komisi
ia beperziuredama namus
prie rytu trisdeSimts trecios
gatves rado tik viena mau-
dyne keturios desimts tri-
juose isduodamuose nuomu
namuose, kuriuose gyvena
1,7OO zmoniu. Maudyne pri-
klauso smuklininkui. Jaja
naudojasi savininkas SUI sa-
vo seimyna ir kelios kitos
is 4S1 seimynos tame bio
ke. ~
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30
BOLSEVIKAI ATLEIDZIA
GENEROUS.

Helsingfors, Suomija, lie
pos 20 d. Pagal pranesima
is Petrogrado pulk. Kane
nev, buvusis generalio stabo
oficieriumi prie senojo re-
zimo uzeme vieta latviu pul
kininko, kaipo generalissimo
bolsevikQ kareiviju, Viatze-
tbs.
Gen. Nadeznij, buvusis
vadas vakariniame fronte if
gen. Remisov, kuris vede
Petrogrado gynimo kareivi-
ia, tapo atstatyti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30
PRISAKAl POLTCIJAI IR
KAREIVIAMS RIAUSEMS
MALSINTI

Vakar vakare iSleista pri-
sakai policijai If milicijai
sulyg to, kaip jie turi elgtis
su riausininkais. Sitais pri-
sakais prisakoma virSinin-
kams:
Kareiviai If policistai ne
privalo saudyti be virsinin-
ko tiesaus paliepimo. Jei
susirenka minia il civiles
valdzios paliepia kareiviams
isvaikyti ia, tai kareiviu da-
lykas, kaip jie ja iSvaikys.
Miaios isvaikymui reikia
panaudoti ranlius budus, jei
galima; Sauti reikia tik ne
galint nieko kita padaryti.
Durtuva ir drutgali panau-
doti pirma saudymo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30
NEGRU LAIKRASClO RE-
DAKTORIUS KALTINA
MAJORA w RIAUSES.

Julius F. Taylor, negru
laikraScio "Broad AK" re-
daktorius visa katie uz 81
tas riauSes meta ant miesto
administrators nesirupini-
mo sustabdymu bombiniq
nedorybiu negrQ distrikte.
"sesios savaites atgal ko-
mitetas rimtu juodu zmoniu
nuvyko pas majora Thomp-
soma reikalauti, kad jis su-
stabdytu padeliojima bonn
by juodiesiems pilieeiams.
Majoras atsisak6 matytis su
.komitetu If pasiunte j pas
policijos virSininka. Netru-
kus po to nekrutamos nuo-
savybes agentui ismusta Ian
gas; policija vietoje nupei-
kus ia darba, aiskino, kad
Itas buvo padaryta del to,
jog jis samde namus juo-
ldiems.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30
$25, 600 DOVANU w
VILLA.

Ell Paso, Texas, liepos 20.
Sulyg pasakojimo meksiki-
nio pirklio, kuris atvyko cia
is Chihuahua miesto, Chi
huahua valstijos governors
Andres Ortiz pasiule $685.
900 auksu dovanQ tam, kas
pristatys jam Villa gyva ar
uzmusta. sitas paskelbimas
buvo idetas viename Chihua
hua miesto laikrastyj.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30
KARU STREIKAS CALI
TESTS ILGAI.

Chicagos karu vaikScioji-
mo sustojimas vakar buvo
pilnutelis. Pc nustatyto lai
ko iseiti streikan, po 4 val.
.lyto, nei vienas ratas nesi-
Suko.
Padejimas ant zemutiniu
liniju yra toks pat, kaip ir
ant augstutiniu. Visi karai
stow darzinece. keletas sar.
GU saugoja nuosavybe ir ME
kas nesirupina leisti karus
judejiman.
KarQ komunikacijai pilnai
sustojus 2,35O,OOO chicagie-
ciu buvo priversti arba pes
tt eiti j darbus, arba surasti
koki kita buda nuvaziuoti.
Tam buvo panaudota viso-
kie ratai, dviraciai, automo-
biliai if trokai. Vidurmies-
It's, kur suvaziuoja darbinin
kai dideliais buriais is visv
krastu, visa ryta buvo w
ankstas eilemis automobiliQ
ir troku.
Tuo tarpu visuomene su-
sitaiko SUI lillimu, bet strei-
kas, kaip matyt, gall ilgai
nusitesti ir visuomene taipgi
gall netekti kantryb6s.
Kad taikytis nenori nei
viena pus6, tai bent dabar
taip atrodo. Bet darbinin~
kU vadovai ir kompaniju
virsininkai nesitaikymo kali
te meta ant kairiujQ unijos
nariu, kurie budami skaiciu
je apie 200 ar 800 zmoniu
uzsispyre ant savo pastatyti
ir sulyginamai geras siulo-
mas salygas atmete.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30
KAIRIEJI BULGARU ELE
MENTAL SUKILO.

Londonas, liepos 29 d. Be
vieline zinia is Maskvos sia
dien pranese apie 'bolsevi-
ku sukilima Bulgarijoj. Su-
kilimas atsitiko garnizoni-
niame mieste If garnizonas
prisidejo prie sukileliu. Ju
paimtuoju miestu esas Am
boil. Pranesime taipgi sako-
ma, kad Bulgarijos gelzke-
liu if transporto darbininkai
apskelbe streika.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30
PAMOKSLININKAI META
SAKYKLA IR EINA | KA-
SYKLAS DIRRTI

Londonas. Delei menku al
gu, kurias gauna velsiai non
konformistai pamokslinln-
kai, daugumas ju meta sa-
kykla ir jieskosi darbo ka-
syklose If plieno bel skar-
dies dirbtuvese Swanseos
apskrityj, = kaip London
Daily Express pranesa.
Vidutine ju alga nesie-.
kle nei $40 j savaite.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30
LENKAl SIUNCIA SLAU.
GYTOJAS L,ENKIJON.


New York, liepos 29 d.
siadien cia buvo pranesta,
kad pirmasis Lenkiq Pilku-
Ju Samaritoniq burys, susi-
dedantis is 20 cia augusiu
lenkaieiu, ismokytu patar-
nauti slaugytojoms, isva-
ziuos Lenkijon laivu Ro-
Nuvaziave jos ru
pinsis vaiku gerove. Jas
sluncia Lenkiu .susivieniji-
mas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30
PESSOA BRAZILIJOS
PREZIDENTU.

Rio de Janeiro, liepos 28.
sladien po pietQ DR.. Epita-
clio Pessoa tapo ivesdintas
senate butte kaipo desimtas
Brazilijos prezidentas. Vice
prezidentas Moreira prisai-
kino j. Vietas uzeme visas
diplomatinis korpusas, iskai
tant specialius ambasado-
RUS, atstovaujancius Suv.
Valstijas ir kelias pietq A
sails.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30
WILSON ITEIKS SENA-
TUI SUTARTI SU
FRANCUZIJA.

Washington, liepos 29 d.
Prez. Wilson siadien iteiks
senatui teksta Francuzijos-
Americas -Anglijos sutarties.
Pagal sta sutarti Suvie-
nytos Valstijos If Anglia SUI
tinka gelbeti Francuzijai,
jei vokieeiai uzpultu ia be
jokes priezasties; sutartis
bus iteikta ne asmeniSkai,
bet per pasiuntini.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30
SUKILIMAS Ell
MA DIDYN.

Saloniki, liepos 29 d.
Kaip Macedonijos laikras-
ciai pranesa, skaitlius al
banQ sukilusiu prizes italy O.
kupacijos kareivija kasdien
eina didyn. Keli albanu va
dai, kurie prieSinosi Albani-
jos laikinam prezidentui Es-
sad Pasai, veikia isvieno su
jo salininkais, uzsispyrusiais
priversti italus evakuoti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30
BOSTONAS RENGIASI
PAlMTI AUGSTUTINES
KARU LINIJAS.

Boston, Mass, liepos 29d
Mlesto taryba vienu balsu
lsdave prisakus, reikalau-
Jancius, kad augstutines ka-
rQ llnijas paimtQ miestas ir
kad gyventojai nubalsuotu
klausima, ar jie sutiks mo-
ketl penkis Genius uz vazia-
vlma If nedatekliu padengti
mokestimis. Dabar uz va
alavima ina 10 centu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30
NEUzKENTI-
MAS ATSINAUUNAS

Boston, Mass. Maj
Clarence R. Edwards is
siaurrytinio departamento,
buvusis 26 Divizijos vadas
praso kares skyriaus, kad
kareiviams pastatytiems sau
goti butQ leidziama deveti
civiliai drabuziai, kuomet
jie yra paleidziami namon.
Girdi, istyrimas parode, kad
prieSkarinis neuzkentimas
uniformos vel apsireiskia.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30
RIAUSES SIAURINEJ
DALYJ.
5000 Baltuju Uzpuola Neg
rus; 35 UzmuSti.

Governors zadejo siadien
apskelbti kares stow, jeigu
maistai nepasiliaus; 4,80O
kareiviQ yra pasirenge dur
tuvais ir kulkasvaidziais pa
daryti gala riausems. Kali
tinanla abi rases uz suirute.
RiauSes iSsiplete siaurinej
dalyj. 5000 baltuiu bande
uzmusti kelis negrus ties
Oak gatve If Cambridge Av.
vakar prizes s val. Policiia
nuvyko malSinti. Policija
tvirtina, kad siaurinej dalyj
visa sekcija tarp Division,
Sedgwick, Chicago Av., ir
Larabee gat. yra uzsidegusi
didele pagieza.
Miesto policija If 4,8OO
ginkluotu kareiviu vakar
lauke antros rasiniq riausiu
nakties, bet jie tikisi, kad
padejimas eina geryn.
zudymo svaigulys apsireis
ke yidurmiestyj dienos lai-
ku. Du negrai uzmusti; dau
gels sumusta if suzeista;
oficialis pranesimas paduo-
da 35 uzmustus: 13 baltu If
22 juodu; suzeistu tarp 25O
ir 800. Bet diena buvo maz
daug rami.
Rasines RiauSes Kalejime
Rasines riauses atrado sau
lauka net apskricio kaleji-
me prie Dearborn Ave, artl
Austin.
Vakar apie pietus piktl
balsai ir sauksmai suskam-
bejo didziulio kalejimo ko-
ridoriais If ivykusi kova pa
nesejo j ia, kuri buva kasi-
muose j music pabaiga.
Apie 800 kaliniu kovojo
daugiau kaip valanda lake
ir sargai negalejo jq numal, nac
sinti. Riauses pradeJo !Vl i |.
negru kaliniu, kurie apvelkt
savo sarg,ls ii uzpuole ka
me.as baltujp, kur Dlv( D !.
apie 700 vyru. BalheJl \
iuodieji prieSininkai rltosl
emesi, dauze vienas klt'
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30

POLICISTAS ESAS KAL-
TAS w RIAUSES.

Policijos virsininkas j. Gar
rity vakar paliepe suspen-
duoti Cottage Grove Ave.
policijos stoties policista Da
MEL l. Callahan uz tai, kad
lis neareStavo balto vaikino,
kuris septintadienyj akme-
niu numus6 juoda yakima
nuo tropto ties 39-ta gatve.
Sakoma, kad is to prasideje
rasin6s riauses.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30
AUSTRAI JUOKIASI IS
SUTARIIES REIKALAVI.
,MU.

Vienna, liepos 27 d., per
ParyziQ liepos 29 d. Nei
vienas Viennoje nenori kal-
beti apie Austrijos taikos su
tarties islygas ir nei vienas
nepaiso tue, ar jos bus pri-
imtos, ar atmestos. Visas
miestas nusimines ir' nedaug
kas net primena sau tuos pa
ragrafus, kurie suvarytu vo-
kieeiu Austria ozio ragan,
jei reiketu ispildyti.
Tie keli, kurie bando is
reikSti savo nuomone, tik
nusisypso liudnai is to, kad
Austria lures paskirta jai
kama uzmoketi. Vienas Wy
ras uzimantis yaldzioje vie
ta, pasake reporteriui: "Jei
paimsi Austria uz koju ir
purtysi ia kick dlutas, tai
is jos kiseniu iSkris tik tas,
kas juose yra. Jei mes ne
turime pinigu, tai bus sun
ku priversti mus uzmoketi."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30
Jau ga|ima
SiQst LaiSkus
LietuvOn.

(Telegrama "Lietuvai")
Washington, D. c.,
Liepos 20, 6:38 val. yak.
"Lietuva,"
1858 S. Morgan ST.,
Chicago, Ill.
Suv. Valstiju krasa pra-
nese Pildomam Komitetui
kad il pasius visus Iaiskus,
adresuotus j Lietuva ir pra-
SO pilno suraSo tp vietu, ku-
rias kontroliuoja Lietuvos
valdzia.
Pildomasis Konlitetas.
Suomi laiku Lietuvos val
dzia kontroliuoja veik visa
Suvalku redyba isskiriant
tilxtai Augustavo pavieta.
Visa Kauno redyba ir Vii
niaus gubernija isskiriant
Vilniu ir nekurias tolimes-
mes Vilniaus redybos vietas.
Siqsdami laiskus Lietuvon
uzraSykite adresa lietuvis-
kai tik ant gallo dadekite 20
d. LlTHUANIA ir priIipin-
kite stampa uz S centus ir
Suvienytu Valstiju krasa pri
statys tokius laiskus Lietu-
vos pastui.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30
karu Streikas gall
tests ilgai.
Kairieji Bulgarq elemental sukilo
ir paeme miesta.

kaip kuris igaledamas ir sar
gai vos nevos juos perskyre.
Perskirtus peStukus suvare j
karcerus, ar nugabeno pas
gydEtQia. Uzdarytieji dar
Wis rekavo, keike ir draske
grotas. u ,4.,a.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30
BEVIELINIS .SUSINESI-
MAS SU VOKIETIJA
ATIDARYTAS.

Berlinas, liepos 20 d. Vos
sische Zeitung, pirvesdamas
oficialius saltinius, paduoda
smulkmenas bevielinio susi-
nesimo tarp Vokietijos ir A
merikos, kuris atsidaro sia-
dien.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30
0RAS.
Chicagoj ir apielinksi:

SnIcagoJ lr aplelinkej:
Seredoj ir ketverge gra-
zu; 1engvas siaur-rytinis We
Jas. sa@
Augsciausia temperature
vakar 78 laipsniai apie 12
val. ryto.
Sauletekis $40 val. ryto;
Sauleleidis SIP val. yak.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30
6 ZUVO NUO EKSPLIO-
ZlJOS ANT KARINIO
LAIVO.

Suv. Valstiiu laivas New
Mexico, liepcs rs d. siadien
zuvo sesi 5mones, sprogus
katilui ant s'uv. Valstiju lai-
vo Melville, esancio pacifi-
niame laivyne
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-07-30
TukStantiS doIiariu
Lietuv0S reikaIamS
vIenu vakaru.
(Telegrama "Lietuvai")
Rochester, N. Y,
Liepos %, 1858 yak.
"Lietuva," i.
1858 S. Morgan St.,
Chicago. I'll

Extra! Extra! Kaip per
kunija trenke j Rochesterio
lletuvius, kuomet jie isgir-
do, kad lietuviu kariumene
pergalejo bolSevikus ir pa,
sekmingai varo laukan is
Lletuvos lenkus. Vienu va
karu surinkta vienas tuks-
tantis doliariu. Bus pasius
ia tiesiog j Paryziu. NIB.
The Tomahawk., 1919-04-03

Worse Than That, and Then Soma.
sympathetic Red Cross workors
crowded around Sergt. George Sskind
of the Thirteenth marines, who lives
in Chicago. when he Hmped off the
Manchuria on its, arrival at New
York.
"When and where were you hit by q
shell?" queried a Red Cross worker.
"Hit by shell nothin'. I was an NJ. P.
and tried to pinch four doughboys one
night. That was 40 days ago, and I've
been in the hospital ever since2
The Tomahawk., 1919-04-03

Larger ~" Appropriation Asked.
st. Paul.-The University OF Mime
sofa has doubled in size within 10
years with very little increase in Its
building accommodations, President
Marion L. Burton told the senate d.
nance committee ut the formal hear
ing on the university appropriation
bill. The house appropriations COM
mittee heard normal school needs,
President Burton urged as imperative
increased salaries for the teaching
staff, saying So per cent are getting
from $500 to $2,500 . year
The Tomahawk., 1919-04-03

5Doxine Measure Before House.
st. PAULA bill legalizing ten
round nodecision boxing bouts In
towns of 5000 population or more was
introduced into the House by Repre-
sentative Burrows and others. The
measure is q replica of that introduced
Into the Senate by Senators Boylan
and Bessette. Representative Bur
ruvs said that he 70 confident the bill
vfu pass the House, understanding
that the legislative committee, to
which it was referred, will report 1t
fayorably.
The Tomahawk., 1919-04-03
Poor Fellow,

Poor Fellow.
The Professor-This mummy has
been dead 2,2OO years.
The Girl-Gracious! It's wonder
he wasn't buried long ago.
The Tomahawk., 1919-04-03
The Difficulty.

The Difficulty.
Nistress-You must really break OF
that dreadful habit, Norah, Of always
wanting the last word.
Norah-But how am I to know.
ma am, that you have nothing more to
eGy?-BOstOn Transcript.