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Evening journal., 1920-02-18
TURKEY EATERS
invite TAFT
'Y' Basketball League Wants
ex-President to Be Din
ner Guest
SHELDON WINS
SEASON TITLE

The season OF the Y NJ. C. A. Turkey
Indoor Athletic League VIII end on
Thursday. February 90 with a turkey
banquet In the ~" gym. The league
takes its name from the fact that Il will
end with a turkey supper, although
this fact has not been known TO many
Wilmingtonians.
Efforts will be made 30 get EXPIRES
ident Taft 10 speak at the banquet and
wind up Of the season. The former
president has been communicated with,
but no reply has as yet been received
from him.
Plans have been formulated for tho
supper In almost every detail. Dawson
2. Dean, physical director. VIII preside,
and $50 persons VIII be the guests or
the association.
Five prizes including three silver
cups and two silver medals. VIII be
awarded 20 the five Lending individual
winners, Sheldon, Culver, N0bis, Robin
son and Bush. Both the cups and
medals are very handsome In design.
Members OF the winning teams VIII be
the recipients OF ribbons, lettered ap-
pfOpriately.
Mayor Taylor has consented TO pre-
sent the prizes, and the invocation VIII
be given by the Rev. Carlisle L. Hub
bard. Irving s easier will lead the sing
ing. and the best orchestra obtalnable
VIII furnish music.
The gym will be gaily decorated Tor
the occasion, the decoration committee
comprising Charles Tatnall, Robert
Zortman and Paul Baxter. Mothers OF
the bows will serve the dinner.
rr-h trat,tst,al standing fOlloWsi
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
800 FANS Will
ACCOMPANY team
Nearly Entire Delaware Stu
dent Body Will See Pen
Del Game Tonight
SHIPLEY HAS SQUAD
IN FINE CONDITION
specisi 10 The E5enIng journal.

SNeciai 10 Inc Esentng journdl.
NEWARK, Feb. IS The largest
crowd that has ever accompanied a
Delaware College athletic team away
from Newark win go 20 Philsdelphia
tonight to see the Blue and Go d basket
ball team play the University OF Penn
sylvsnia Ave In Weishtmsn Hall The
indications are that more than 300 Del
aware College students, alumnus and
friends will make the trip. Most OF
this contingent VIII go on the P. ana
w train leaving Newark st $50 O'CLOCK
this afternoon and Wilmington al oNl
O'Clock. The game will start about .
o'clock. There will be a preliminary
game probably between Penn Freshmen
and some other aggregation.
Coach Shipley gave his squsd nnsl
practice yesterday afternoon. He MSS
gone over with the varsity squsd Penn
style OF play snd Il is thought has DC
velOpod & defense 10 meet the Qush
cvs attack. The Penn team is iesdins
the Collegiate league taking in sueh
teams as Yale. Princeton, Harvard, Co
lumbis Cornell and Dartmouth IL is
reo0znized as one Of the strongest as-
Qregauons that has ever been developed
by sny college.
Notwithstanding the crest reputation
OF the Penn five the Delswsre players
are confident Of giving the Qusksrs a
hard game and many VINO nave seen
both team play, ssy Penn mas nothihz
on the fast squad developed by Coscl
Shipley. Delaware will start the game
with the usual lineup which has won
every game but one played tbs season
This lineup Is Grsy Carter and Alex
snder. forwards; McCaughan, center
captain Bess Carter and Wills. guards
he. has a strong bunch Of substitutes
including ROthrook. Twoes and keitl
who will be taken along.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
CHANGE IN DnINRAcE, RULE

CHICAGO, Feb. is.-A change in he
twin race" rule was adopted by The
American Trottirg Association at It's
annual meeting here yesterday. The
revised ruling provides that a horse
with a ''winrace" be SLOWED, whether
raced or not, two seconds for each cal
endar year until he reduces his time
or wins a race in faster time than The
class 10 which his time allowance
made him eligible The old rule al
lowed only on second for each year.
The rule also decl-res that horse
winning a race In faster time than the
class TO which his time allowance
makes him eligible shall thereafter be
considered as having acquired a new
winrace.
A ''winrace" was described as "the
fastest time made by a winner either
In the first or second position"
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
HORNSBY'S SUIT
JUST FITS THIS
ROCKIES CHEST
by FRED TuRByyILLE.

CHICAGO Feb. fist. Louis Is fam
Gus for SIS spring series and It's fall
series between the Cards and Browns.
II also is famous for its spring and
fall tryouis OF rookie bah players.
Charley Barrett. chief scout OF Branch
Rickey's Cardinals, Is In charge OF the
tryout festivities, which provide en-
llghtenmeni as well as amusement
one OF the rockies the Cards viii
give a trial this spring appeared at
the playing field or the Cards last fall.
II was Is November. and the air was
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
nARp.EoMLER noX DRAW.

A lively exchange OF punches was
witnessed IN boxing bout at me
Young Mems Industrial Hall, Phlladel-
phla, Pa. on Saturday. The contestants
were Kid Harp Of Wilmington, formerly
OF Gloucester City. and titleholder OF
tina, place. and Robert Fowler. OF the
Keystone Field Club. and contender for
the championship of Delaware. II was
a fart bout and after rounds OF hard
lighting the bout was declared a draw.
The boys Will be rematched
Evening journal., 1920-02-18

make sensational one-handed pickups
and run the bases.
They held the stop watch on him and
he DID fairly well.
But he almost ruined Hornsby's 1919
suit when he slid into home plate.
Anyhow enough natural Gbility shone
through his crudeness- 10 win Bar
ret's recommendation. And he has
been signed for a tryout this spring.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
HARLAN MAY PLAY
DEL-MAR BALL

Reorganization plans OF the Del-Mar
League are going forward.
Il was announced today that in all
probability Harlan VIII enter a team in
the league Baseball fans OF New Cas-
tie will meet tomorrow night TO talk
baseball. Jack McDevitt says the town
is talking Del-Mar League ball and WI
probably enter team. Elkton has al
ready expressed a deslre TO play Penn
n r. and Wildel have also decided to
play
The Msddleiown and Delaware CITY
clubs have been asked to Join thu
leagne. Lorraine A C. and u'non A
C. have flled application for member
ship.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
s,LEsIaNuM PLAYS CHESTER.

Salesanium Hgh VIII be given thoac'd
test this afternoon. when they journey
TO Chester. where they meet the Ches-
ter High School combination on the
latters floor. The local boys will leave
Wilmington on the ieO train from the
p. b. and w. station and VIII be &C
companicd By large delegation OF roof
ers.
Both teams are about evenly matched
this season and as II Is the first meet
ing over the wooded ways OF the two
Quintets both are confident OF victory.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
FpwORTU Us. Mu,NuEL

The second half OF the Community
Church Le'gle schedule will get away
10 a flying start tomorrow night when
Epworih meets Emmanuel In the VIII
mlngton High School gym. The game
viii be called at SIS o'clock. Manager
Merrick, OF Epworth. will use the fol-
lowing lineup! Johnny" Cole. Les
BURNS, Bud" Speakman, Stilley. Wallis,
Underwood Smith. Jewell, Massey,
All the above players are requested 10
meet st the church parlors. Thursday
evening not later than 7.i5 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
rnYnIlr EOn TnAINERe.

SO many applications FOR Jobs as
tralnens Of olympic teams have been
received that Frederick w. Rublen' sec
retary OF the American Olympic COM
mittee. has suggested that public try
out be held for them All men selected
VIII train at their respective homes un-
tll they start for the other side.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
ATLANTA FANS LOYAL.

Atlanta led an other cities in the
Southern League In attendance last
season with total OF $4,000. This was
$1,000 more fans than Memphis. which
was second In popularity. attracted
through the iurnsilles.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
FIRST DIVISION.
standing Of Church Teams.
Next Scheduled Games.

Nett Scheduled Uamts.
Edge Moor vs.. Westminster al West
minister court,
Epworth VS.. Hilicrest at Hillcrest
court.
Grace vs.. Emmanuel at Emmanuel
court
Delaware Avenue Baptist VS.. Union
at Union court.
Goodman vs.. Mt. Salem at Mt. Salem
court,
First Presbyterian VS.. Brandywins al
Brandywine court.
Esstlake VS.. 81. Andrews at ST. An
drew's court.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
BFFTaNCE TO ENTERTAIN.

Defiance Athletic Association will
hold a smoker and athletic entertain
ment in Palace Hall, Maryland avenue
and Linden street. on Thursday eve
ming, February 26.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
SECOND DIVISION.
Ncri Scheduled Games.

Union 2ad VS.. West Presbyterian at
West Court.
II llcrest 2nd VS. 81. Paul's at Hill
crest court.
Bastlake VS.. Silverbrook NJ. p. at
Eastlake court.
HARRISON Street NJ. 2. VS.. Epworth
2nd at Harrison court
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
pioneer Garneis

>.eld goals-Hand. 8; Biddle, !; Nc
ERughlin, s.; Cammock, 10: j. Nc
Saughlin, Ii HeItzel. Grant 5; BARLEY.
3; Sullivan, 3; 'McCloskey. Foul goals
Grant. Feferee-Bird Time OF halves
20 minutes.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
GRACE KEEPS WINNING.

The Chester Independents fell to the
prowess OF the Grace five here last
night in a one-sided game on the
Friends School floor, 46 to %.
In a preliminary game the Grace Girls
walloped the dupont Company ofllce
girls team. 10 TO 49, Miss Mills ex-
celled for the Grace girls with 10 field
goals, while the teamwork Of the en-
tire Grace team was highly commend
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
UtGLFY sNOTHFRs CAnNrre

iiagley sm9thered the Pioneer Gar
nets last night in one-slded contest
played on the Hagley House floor. rum
ming up u 10 30 score on the Pioneers.
Commsck was high scorer for the VIC
torious OUTFIT with ten doubledeckers
10 his credit. Lineup and summary:
Haclev pioneer Car,o,s
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
RRANRYMINE Hops RAILRoARERs

Pennsylvania Railroad team in a we'll
played match on the p. r. r. courts at
Fourth and Shipley streets last night.
three games to two. The contest was
for blood and was one OF the best
played recently In the All-Wllmington
League. Score:
BrandywIne ........e9 81 81 81 is-3
p. r. r. ..........2i 10 IS ~ 2i-2
. Brandywlne-F C. Foote. w Ray
mond, ]. Knapp. +. Bralnard
p. r. R.-Slaughter. McIntry, Potts
and Joyce. Referee-Skelton.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18

Although the SHOWS still on the
ground,
Although the earth Is friz,
Although the groundhog's fast
asleep,
It's spring. know it is.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18

Field g0aIs-Lhanuler, B; Mckay, D;
Garvine, 5; Green, 4; Longacre. Turner,
g.; Pierce, Huber, 2; Pollock. Foul goals
Mckay. 81 Turner, I. Referee-Ross.
Time Of halves-20 minutes.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
Preliminary Game,
AND,sTAKA WINS.

Andastasa Tribe No IA. OF Newport,
defeated the Usage Tribe at quoits last
night in an interesting Red Mems
League game, two games to one. The
play was interesting at all times and
the games were witnessed by one OF the
largest crowds Of the season. The
score;
Andastska ...............ei IS ei--2
Usage ..................i2 2i 81
Andastaka-F. Thompson. T. Gallo
way, T. Draper and A. Steward.
Osago-fi. Wilhelm, E. Anderson, r.
II. Buckley and C. A. zebley.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
REAL EsTaTE-FoR RENT.
For RENT

Second story front effice, with use Of
eceptiOn SPACE. on shipley street. between
Ninth and Tenth. Possession about March
] when replying, give full particulars re-
gardinC nature Of business, etc. Address
R-5i. Evening Journal once.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18

There's one mfailmg dsn
which tells
We've reached the vernal
stage
1t is the big league schedaIs !
Upon the sporting pags. !
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
PLAN NEW LEAGUE.

Emporia. Florence and Newton. al
Kansas towns VIII be organized into .
baseball league this spring. They
plan to play two games a week.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
REAL EsTATE-FoR SALE
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.


DeGentlemans
light fireplace water
whic be
Room law bldg. W.
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
com BUYs DIOcK

Ty Cobb Is said 20 have purchased a
business block 10 Augusta. Ca. for
which he paid $4,000
Evening journal., 1920-02-18
TIGERS GET aLEFTY.r

Frank Okrle. Ieft-hander. win sgt .
tryout with the Detroit Tigers this
spring He pitched for River, Rouge In
The Detroit Seml-pro League and also
for London In the Michigan-Ontarfo
Le ,gue last season. a.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-02-20
IN NE MORIAM.
MAPES.

Tin loving memory of my dear
mother, Mrs. Mary Mapes. who went
TO be with Jesus, Jan. 18th, 1879
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-02-20
VICTIM OF MEAT SWlNDLE
"Inside" Forgery Job Cheated Famous
Prison Of Sing Sing, New York,
Out Of $1,000.

Ossining, N. Y.-Sing Sing prison
has been robbed. The state has been
cheated out of 81 600. II was an "in-
side" job.
The trick was turned a few days
before Warden Daniel ]. Grant took
Office. Convicts employed in the
prison central Office, working in con-
junction with an outside criminal, re-
ceived an invoice sheet purporting to
come from a firm dealing in wooden
supplies. 1t was made to appear that
a cargo of wooden material had been
received at the prison for the prison
factories. Convict clerks 20. KID"
vouchers to show the goods had been
received.
Vouchers were sent to the mythical
wool merchant at Newark. who duly
countersigned them and sent them
back to the prison 10 receive payment
for his goods Two checks, aggre-
eating about ST 800. were sent TO the
hnposter. Prison attaches learned
eventually that the whole transaction
WAS II fraud.
Last spring IL was discovered
swindlers had got $S,100 by tricking
Warden Meyer into sending them
checks for coal bills.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-02-20
MADE RECORD AS PATIENT
Chinaman Twenty-Four Years in Los
Angeles Hospital Was Well Liked.

Charles All How, SO, most famous
and oldest patient of the Los Angeles
county hospital. has carved his last
image from the bones which surgeons
spared him from their operations.
Charlie died while fashioning tiny
skeleton with his knife, an exquisite
specimen of his workmanship, polished
to look like ivory.
The nurse found him reclining in his
chair, where he had been every day for
"a years, and the figure was held as
though he were presenting it to her.
Charlie came to Los Angeles In 1873
and was employed as cook by the early
families. His entry slip, now yellow
with age and upon which the ink is
faded. relates that he was admitted to
the hospital after an injury from
which both legs were paralyZed.
The ripe age he achieved Is due, the
physicians say, TO his interest In life
and people. He made innumerable
friends and was the hospitals most
popular patient.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-02-20
CARRYING JOKE TOO FAR
English Judge Frowns on Assistant
Husbands and Wives.

Assistant husbands" are the latest
thing In substitutes to be tried in Eng
land. These and substitute wives"
are postwar developments of the Lon
don lounge lizard and "vamp."
Recent court cases disclose count
less cases of wives or husbands find
ing ii necessary" to acquire half-time
sOulmates TO help while away the
time.
There wasn't much said about the
little game until q demobiliZed officer
recently asked judges assistance in
Kidding his home and fireside of his
former platoon sergeant who had be-
come about as much permanent fix
ture about the house as the hatrack
or the five-color picture of Earl Haig.
The officer didn't mind the SER
geants presence up TO the platonic
friendship stage, but he didn't care
for theater parties and long walks
and talks thrown in on the side. The
case was aired and ended with the
wife choosing the sergeant for her
very and only own.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-02-20
OLD MAUNA LOA
BECOMES CALM
Hawaiian Volcano Ends Its Pyro-
technical Display.
EXHIBITION LASTED A MONTH
Starting Ahead Of Scheduled Time, the
Performance Was Accompanied by
Series Of Tidal Waves and ouakes
Fully Equal to Anything the Old
Mountain Has Ever Done.

AFTER more than a month OF I'M
precedented activity Mauna Loa Is
now quite dead" writes Mrs. Shir-
lev Foster Allen in a communication TO
the National Geographical society.
"It seems that Hawaii, though small,
must have just so much attention, ana
so every so often she explosively pro-
iects herself into the arena Of the
worlds happenings. Not content with
her share in the big show in Europe.
she decided 10 stage first-ciass side
show all her own-and the two Volca-
noes, Mauna Loa and Kilauea, have
certainly done their best to make IL
the biggest show on earth.
although scheduled for perform
ances every nine years Mauna Loa took
the volcanologists by surprise and gave
her celebration several years too soon.
Heralded by earthquakes and accompa-
MED by series of tidal waves ana
auakes. she has proceeded to give US
the most spectacular exhibition within
the memory of the Oldest kamaainas
Gold residents).
Cloud Warned Of Danger.
1.-The first indication of volcanic ac-
tivity was the presence of peculiar
caulifiower-shaped cloud hanging over
the mountain. Three days later, on
September %, the whole heavens were
lit up with an apricot glow, when
from a huge vent in the mountains
side, a food Of molten lava was belched
forth. Spreading out into great shall
low stream II came roaring down the
mountain slope, burning forests, car
rying huge trees and immense powders
on its surface, sweeping everything be
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-02-20
MAKE RICH GERMANS MOAN
Heavy Taxes Cut Deeply Into For
tunes of the Wealthy Huns

Heavy Taxes Cut Deeply Into For.
tunes of the Wealthy Huns.
The lot Of the multimillionaire In
Germany will be hard one under the
new emergency levy and income and
inheritance taxes. DR.. Felix Primer.
financial writer Of the Berlin Tage-
blatt, estimates that under these taxes
German industrial fortune of TO-
100000 marks would be reduced by
1925 TO 3,114,OO0 marks. This would
mean that the state had taken nearly
100000 marks by various forms of
taxation designed TO solve the tremen-
dOus financial problem which Germany
faces.
II the owner of this fortune were TO
die, say in 1925, and should leave one
son, the son would have to pay TO the
state as inheritance tax 1,2S9,OOO
marks.
The Tageblatt's commentator points
out that this would be insufficient to
continue an industry which In peace
times had required capital Of 7,000,-
600 marks, and that this operation
would weaken the productive power Of
industrial concerns by oversevere
liquidation of their wealth. THE high
capital taxes will saw off the limb
upon which income and industrial
taxes should Sit" concludes Dr. Pin
ner.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-02-20
Commission Proceedings.

Regular meeting of the City Commits
sion held Monday evening, Feb. 16, 1920
Meeting was called to order by Mayor
Wilson at the commission rooms, and
on motion by Crowell was adjourned to
the Mayors office.
Present-Wilson, Gidley and Cro-
well. Absent-None.
Minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved
Bills were presented for payment as
follows:
East Jordan Lbr. Co., lumber .$400.69
ID. +. Goodman, mdse ,... 1894
Standard Oil Co., gasoline . 96. 40
Mrs. st. Charles, cleaning library ESQ
Harry Simmons, fire team 49,. 1000
f j. Iron Works, labor K material 1912
Peoples State Saw. Bank, ms. on
town hall -. -. -. -. 1880
Charlevoix Co. Herald, printing %. 40
On motion by Crowell, the bills as
listed above, were allowed by an aye
and nay vote as follows:
Wilson, Gidley and Crowell.
Nays-None.
Several bids were received for fur
nishing steel and constructing bridge
across the South Arm of Pine Lake,
and on motion by Gidley, all were re-
ferred to the Fargo Engineering Com
parry for their recommendation.
On motion by. Crowell, meeting was
adjourned.
OTIS j. SMITH. CITY Clerk.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-02-20
MEMS CLASS AT
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Owing to the quarantine, the $3.50
session for Sunday, Feb. 22nd will be
suspended. May ! ask the men to be
thinking OF suitable name and be
ready at our next meet to submit sug-
gestions. The teacher of our class ask
ed me two questions last night.
lists their disinterested religion
to-day?
2nd-Is il fair to accuse Job of self
righteousness?
President.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-02-20
CLAIM RIGHT TO STEAL
Berlin Servants Insist on Privileges
Under BoIshevjk Order

The bolshevik idea that the other
fellow ought to be compelled to share
his property even If one must resort
to theft to obtain 1t seems TO actuate
some of Berlin's thieves.
Two sisters, servants Of well-to- do
family In Hanover, who recently stole
100000 worth of yaluables from their
employers, declared, when arrested
that they felt 1t was perfectly right
under the new order OF things to take
a share in the property Of those better
situated.
Large quantities of jewelry and val
liable articles are being stolen in Der.
lin. Servants are often the offenders
and frequently are captured because
they are amateurs.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-02-20
ROCK ELM.

The grades have just completed I
floral design for their poster work.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-02-20

Oh, dear mother,
You are not forgotten:
Far and oft my thoughts do wander
To grave far, far away,
Where they laid my darling mother
Just one year ago today.
But | know that you are happy
In that heavenly home to dwell.
loved you, yes, loved you,
But Jesus loved you more,
And He sweetly called you
To yonder shining shores.
And again hope to meet her
When my day of life is fed
And in heaven with JOY to greet her,
Where no farewell tears are shed.
MAY.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-02-20

Fifth graders have completed their
Michigan Scrap Books.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-02-20


Quite a number have almost 8m-
pleted the number of books which
IS required In order to receive .th cir
diploma from the Michigan Young
Reading Circle, some OF the book
which we find very interesting ones.
Father Thrift and his Animal
Friends by Sindelar, Mr. Turtles
Flying Adventure by Paine, Bun o.
Wild Rabbit, by Lippincott, Red
Feather by Norcomb, Rhymes AMI
Tales for Children by Blaisdell. Ad.
ventures of Groefur Family by Nyce,
Modern Americans by. Sanford AMI
owen, Lads Who Dared by Comstoek,
The Princess Jack by Adds, Collette
in France by Mcdonald, How 10
Have Bird Neighbors by Patterson.
Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Twarn'
Huckleberry Finn by Twain, Boy Life
OF Theodore Roosevelt by HagedOrn
Young Heroes OF the American Navy
by Porter, The Mission of Janice Day
by Long. The Silver Cache of the
Pawnee by LANCE.
Thursday was spent very pleasant.
". Mrs. f. Kowleski, Mrs. Hipp and
Mrs Dan Swanson spent the day a.
school. The invitation is extend ed.
The fourth have completed the A.
vim Davis and is now taking book one
of the Gulick. by Frances Gulick
Jewett.
Eighth Grade has completed their
Upham's Agriculture and now are go
ing to take up Waters Agriculture.
Word was received from Miss Hut
ty that she will visit us before the
Club year Is closed. Hope We my
have more visitors next time.
School Is closed for the Flu" sus
poets until Monday unless further
notices are sent out.
Those receiving certificates Of
award for the past month are as fol-
lows: Lilah and Lester Danforth.
Dorcas Olga, ii. B. Hipp, Greta En-
sign, Bruce Donaldson, Merritt Shaw,
Jimmie Myers. Russell Duffey, Bar
ton Henry. Herbert and Walter Te-
Doe.
Fifth graders have completed their
I'll.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-02-20
Thousands Frozen to Death.

washington.-A blizzard which
swept across Esthonla. Russia. on
New Years day froze thousands TO
death. The bodies Of 300 refugees
were found In forest. Many babies
were frozen at their mothers breasts
according to word received by Ameri-
can Red Cross workers at RevaL
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-02-20

land was destroyed. however. and a
small herd of cattle was imprisoned
on an island between the fresh lava
and the still hot Alika flow.