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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-28
PAS1PELNo Is sUTARTIES
GRAIKIJA.
Armenia paliuosuojama is po
tprkp.

Londonas, vas. %. Lai-
krastis Evening Standard
praneSa, kad talkininkq pa
darytoj taikos sutartyj Tur-
ki.iai ineina sekancios sally
gos:
(trailkijos reikalavimai sulig
Trakijos iSpildomi; Graikija
pasilaiko uzimta Smirnq Tur-
kijos virSenybGs principe.
.Finansiniai klausimai is
risti kontroliuojant visas Tur-
kijos ineigq versmes.
Ciliciia pavedama Prancu-
ziios globai; Armenijai nepri-
klausomybG pripazlstama, in
emus Erivaniaus respublikQ il
Siaurines Armenijos dalis.
Turkams paliekamas Kons-
tantinopolis, bet bus pasklau
padaryti jiems ten visokie SUI
varzymai.
Turkai nevaldys Dardaneliu'
Premjeras Lloyd George
kalb6damas parlamente pa
reisllG, jog svarbiausioJi
priezastis, kad turkamS pallk-
ia Konstantinopolis, tai In
diios gyventoju karstas del to
atsiliepimas.
Teciaus turkai nektlomet
negales kontroliuoti Dardane-
lin.
Isreiskes apgailestavima
kad Amerika nesutiko paimti
savo globon Turkijos, prem
jeras sake:
"Kiek, ;. palaukus Amerlka
tur6s skaityties, kaipo pilnai
atsiSalinusi nuo visokiQ musQ
nuveikimp Turkijos klausime
IL nuo globojimo ten paelQ
krikScioniu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-28

.kAUNE BUVE lVYkE kA-
REIVIy MAISTAI.

LoNDONAS, vas. 27. = Cia
aptureta ziniu, kad pirm kele-
'tos dienu laikinoje Lietuvos
sostineje Kaune lietuviu karei-
vial buvo pakele pavojingus
maiStus.
TeGiaus maistai veikiai ap-
malsinti. Ir Siandie stovis vel
normais.
Depesoje pazymima, kad ka-
reivius sukurste bolseviku
agentai. Tas faktas susekta po
nuodugniQ tyrinejimu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-28
sTE1GrAMos AGENTURos
sURAsTI KALTININ-
KUS.

Berlynas, vas. %. = Po vi
So Vokietija steigiamos val
,diSkos detektivq agenturos,
kurios rinks faktus ir MEDIA
ga prizes visus tuos, katrQ tai
kininkai reikalavo isduoti II
katruos sutiko teisti volSieell,
teismas Leipzige.
Visos Sales miestuose Isl
pint il siaip jau paskleistr'
paskelbimai, kuriais kvieeiami
buvusieji kareiviai il civiliai
zmones pristatyti. ziniq a.
genturas apie volSieeiq vadp
praSizengimus kares laukuose
kares metu.
Macdonald advokatu orga-
nizacija kaltinamiems pasiple
apginima. Bet tie pepriima to
pasiplymo. Talkininllq kalti-
namieji prasizengeliai orga-
nizuoiasi If isteigs nuosaya
apsiginimo organizacija, kad
tuo keliu isvengti perdideliQ
issilesavimq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-28
DARBAS STOW
w NACIJoNALIZA-
vIMA KASYKLV.

Londonas, vas. q. - Par
lamentarinis darbo partijos
komitetaS padar6 rezoliucijq,
Sulig klrios visOS amatninku
uniiCS SuSaukiamoS kongresan
i kOvo II Il.
KongreSe bus tarlamasl
apie nacijonalizavima kasyk-
lu. Jei vyriauSyb6 il toliaus
pasiprieSintu nacijonalizavi-
mui, galimas generals darbi-
ninkQ streikas visoj Anglijoj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-28
Taikos Salygos Turkiijai
Nezinas apie skerdynes.

Liberalas atstovas Williams
paklause, ar vyriausybe turi
ziniQ apie naujas sEerdynes
armenq Marashe, kuomet ta
apskriti turkai eyakuavo.
Mes armenq atstoyybe Lon
done gavo informaciju, lSaa
turkai evakuodami nuzude a
pie 10000 gyventojq.
Pagaliaus skaitlingos turkp
spekos spaudzia Mersina IL
gl1lmoja skerdynemis Cilicijos
gyventojams.
Premjeras atsaka, kad jis
apie tai nieko nezinas ir tik
pirmu kartu girdis apie to-
kius atsitikimus.
Jis .pazadejo, jog talkinin-
kai padarys gala tokens tur-
ky pasielgimams, kaip tik to-
kie ivyksl il kaip talkininkai
apie tai bus painformuoti.
Kalbama prizes tnrkus.
Turkijos klausimas, per ke7
las valandas buvo diskusuo-
jamas parlamente.
Sir Donald Maclean il dau-
gels liberalQ, taipgi darbo
atstovai reikalavo prasallntl
turkus is Konstantinopolio.
Mes tas miestas, sake jie,
yra amzinas vieSpatiju nesu-
tikimams kaulas, nuolatine
TURKEY vyriausybes pil<tq dar-
bp priezastis.
Lordas Robert Cecil ir-gi
skatino praginti turkus is
Konstantinopolio. Jis sake,
tam tikslui dabar esanti at
sakanGiausia proga. Mes kuo-
met ten paliks turkai, pasl.
liks vietoje il sultano sostas.
IF posenovei tenai bus kelia-
mos visokios intrigos ir klto-
llie niekingi darbai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-28


Europos viespatijos pasidirb-
dino daugiau poperinill pini-
gQ. Kadangi tu pinigQ negall
kaip reikiant paremti auksl,
,iie netenka savo tikros YER
tes il ju kursas puola.
II tn pinigQ kursas liepakilss
taip ilgai, kol jp reikalinga
dalis nebus istraukta is apy-
4artos arba kol nebus padi-
dintas tQ viespatiju prekip
isvezimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-28
PARINKTAS AMBASADo-
RUS ! SUV. VALs-
TIJAS.
Laukiamas zodis is suv.
Valstiju.

Londonas, vas. q. cia
tikrai patirta, kad Anglijos
vyriausybe savo ambasado-
riu j Suv, Valstijas parinko
Sir Auckland Geddes.
Apie tai oficijaliai bus
pranesta tuo5aus, kaip tik bus
.gauta zziiniQ is Washingtono,
ar parinktas ambasadorius
yra geistinas ten znogus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-28
DAUGIAU NEBUS Boise
VIKIZMO UNGARI-
JOJE.
Taip sake Ungarijos regentas

Budapestas, vas. q. - In
garijos regentas, admirolas
Horthy, kurs skaitosi gelezi-
mis- Sales vyras, ana diena pa
reiSk6:
''Taip ilgai kaip as busiu
gyvas, bolSevikizmas daugiau
nepakils mano salyj. Pirnuo-
sius apsireiskiancio bolseVl-
kizmo zenklus sumaisyslu su
kraujais. Negalirna toleruoti
raudonojo teroro. II nlano ar
mia kas momentas pasiren-
gus kauties. .
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-28
Anglu susinesimai su
bolsevikais.

Kitam * MaSkvoS praneSI-
me paSkelbiama, ka~ yra ivy
ke prizes pat puI>iant -Archan-
geISkui, kuri andai boI$evikai
uIGmt.
-AngIijo< uzrubeziniQ reikalQ
sekrctoriuS grafaS CurzOn
prieS pat ,Archangelsko puoli-
ma paSiunt6 notq bolSevikQ
uzrubezinjQ reikaW komisarui
Tchitcherinui. NotOje tarp kit
ko buvo paSakyta:
"SiaurintS Rusijo.; valdlia
i>itikino, kad negali toleSniai
kariauti prizes Sovietu spGkaS
ArchangelSko fronte il todel
pasiQlo atiduoti mieStQ."
Curzon praSo susimylejimo.
GrafaS Curzon parei$k6, kad
gen. Miller (ArchangeISko gu
bernatoriu>) jo praSes praneSti
bolSevikams, kad kuOmet Site
uzimSiQ ArchangelskQ, idant
neatliktQ kokiu blogumQ Sn
gyventojais. Tad CurzOn noto-
ip sakO:
"Atkreipus donna i faktq,
kad jo didenyb6s vyriausybt
didziumoje atSako uz tOS da-
lies RusijoS gyventojQ gink-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-28
BOLSEVIKAI OAR SIUL0
TAIKA JAPONIJAI IR
RUMUNIJAI.
Anglai susineSe su bolsevikais
Archangelsko reikale.

LonGonas, Vas. 27.-IS Mas
kvoS kibirk$tiniu telegraph
praneSama, kad hoI>evikQ val
dzios uzrubeziniQ reikalQ kO-
mi$ara< Tchitcherin paSiunteS
notaS SuvienytomS NalSti-
JOINS. Japonij1i il Rumunijai,
paSiVlydamaS toms vieSpoti-
JOINS taikQ >u holSevikine Ru-
siia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-28
sOCIJALIsTAI ISIGALEJE
UNGARIJOJ.
Nepasibaigia truksmas nuzu-
dzius soeijalista.

Budapestas, .vas. 27.-Is eia
jau praneSta, kad is Dunojaus
iSvilktas lavonas nuzudyto
vieno socijalistQ redaktoriaus
Bella Somogyi. Tad socijahstQ
truksmas prizes krikscionis IL
kitus II ligSiol nepertraukia-
mas. Yra tas todel, kad cia Ia
bal dar isigal9je socijalistai.
Ju didziuma Wis dar apraudo-
ia tuos geruosius iiems laikus,
kuomet Gia siaute baisus soci-
tialistu bolsevikQ teroras.
Kuomet bolSevikai cia liejo
zmoniQ krauja klanais, socija-
listai nem6gino truksmauti.
Gil Siandie jie, rodos, inns il
sumaiSys dangu su zeme.
vyriausybe iesko zmogzudziQ.
Ministerip pirmininkas HUI
szar paskelb6, kad vyriausybe
ieSkos kol suras zmogzudzius
IL tuos atsakanciai nubaNs.
Ungarija dar nepasitvarkius
ganetinai, kad butp galima
pradeti pokarines rekonstruk-
cijos darbas. SaIyj nera dar
reikalingos taikos il tvarkos.
Didiausiq betvarke tia pa
seio bolSevikQ terorizmas.
PaSkui rumunu isiverzimas.
Visur palikta tik isnaikinimas
il demoralizacija.
Vyriausyb6 labai pageidaula
tvarkos ir teisyb6s. Bet pagie-
Ia cia il kitur prizes bolsevi-
kus tokia didel6, kad nelengva
surasti piktq darbQ autorius.
Nereikia steb6ties, jei Sian
die gyventojai iSpasalQ gala
bina visus tuos (bolSevikus),
katrie per kelis m6nesius
kankino ir skerd6 zmones, Off
cierius kaip kokius miSkius
medziokl9je Saude, zemval-
dzius is jQ namu isvaike, Vi
sur viska plese. Gyventojai
negali pamirSti tn teroristp.
Skiriama dovanQ.
NuHudzius dabar sociJallsta
Somogyi pakelta toks truk-
Smas, kad vyriausyb6 tureJo
paskirti 10000 koronu dovanu
uz susekima zmogzudziQ.
Siandie Budapeste visomls
pus6mis tirStai veikia detekti-
val. Vieni is ju yra vyriausy-
bes nuskirti ieskoti zmogzu-
dzip, kiti-paGip socijalistq.
Suarestuota daug intarla-
mu zmoniu. Bet kaltininkai
nesurandami.
Socijalistai nusiskundzia,
kad is jp partijos nezinia kur
dinge apie 800 nariQ. Kaltina
krikScionis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-28

LONDONAS, 27.-AugSGiausioji taEininku taryba
yeka aSdirbo prezdento Wilsono noa Adriakos kau
slime Vakar padikavo asakyma vakare au pasiunte Wa
shingtOnan Atsakma padaas be premjeru Lloyd George
ir erand Nes Sedu uzmtu kitas reikaais. Bet vskas
akta sulg anu dvieQ norp Pasakojama kad Sos tabos
atsakymas pabaigs kOntroversijas.
LONDONAS, vas. 27.-AugSciausioj takininku taryba
Siandie svarsys pnigp manos (kurso) klausima.
WASHINGTON 27.-Rusjos bolSevika savo taikos
pasulvme Suv VaSoms pazada iyesti sayje demokratn
giausia vadyma, susak kriamqji susrnkma If amoket
svetimomS vie$patijoms vsas senasias skoas.
LONDONAS vas. 27-AugSGiausio taryba, neziurnt pa
Spyusu proestQ ysg nusprende KOnstantnopo pak tur
Bet Daranea turf hut Guosi IL tur but ten panalkn
ii visi turkV fOrta.
ALBANY, n Y. vas. 27-New Yorko demokratp partijos
ssrnme nuarta pasdarbuot kad federahs prohbicijos
anendmenas butp kongreso atsaas Sake, tasai amend
menas-tai mazumos antmestas nepaygnamajai gy
ventojQ didziumai
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-28
SUAREsTUOTAS BUVES
PREMJERAS.

Basel, vas. q. = Cia gau-
tuoSe * Viennos laikraSciuose
praneSta, jog SuareStuotas
buveS Ungarijos premjeras
Alexander Garbai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-28
Valparaiso, Ind, vas. %.

Valparaiso, IND, vas. 28. =
Uzdaryta Farmers State ban
ka veikiai po perorganizavi-
mo bus atidaryta. Trukstan-
tieii pinigai bus pristatyti ir
depozitoriams ismoketi.
Taip nusprende If paskelbe
bankos direktoriai atlike su-
shrinking.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-28
zUvo DU LAKUNU.

Panama, vas. %. Ties
Anga Dulce ore susidauze du
lektuvrl il zuvo S. V. armijos
du lakunu, leitenantu Fore
man il Vaughan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-28
BolSevikai SiQlo Taikq
S. Valstijjoms
AngIai pasiQle bolSevikams
uzimti Archangelska

IuDtq paIaikyma prizes bolSevi-
ku> ilgiau vieneriu metu, tad
AngIijoje bus padarytas skau-
dus iSpudis, jei sovietQ val
dzia pavartos astriaS priemo-
ne$ prizes gyventojus.'
Tchitcherin tuojaus atsake.
Tchitcherin Anglijai tllojaus
paSiunt6 atsakymQ. Paslule,
kad Siaurin6 "baltoje" gvar-
diia atiduOtu bolSevikamS visa
Siaurini Rusijos apskriti ir pa
kraSciuS, iimant Murmanska;
taippat valdzioS il militarineS
nuoSavybes, taigi tranSportuS,
amunicijq il maista; lygial
patti kariuomen6 turi atiduoti
ginklus If visa iSrengima. Jei
pasidavimo sQlygose bus pa
zymatas personalio apdraudi-
mo klausimaS, tuomet Siauri-
mes valdzios nariams If vi
Stems Stabo oficierams bus lei
sta apleiSti Rusijq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-28
EUROPA TURF PERDAUG
PoPERINIp PINIGU.
Tai viena svarbesneji bran
genybes priezastis.

New York, vas. 27. = Pirm
kares poperiniai pinigai Suv.
Valstijose praktikaliai buvo
paremti auksu, kaipo dolieris
dolieriu. Tuomet kiekvienas
poperinis dolieris buvo gva-
rantuojamas aukso dolierlu.
Praeita gruodi kiekvienam
Sinful poperiniq dolieriQ bu-
vo tik $3.50 aukso.
AStuoniolikoj Europos sa-
lip, susijungusiu prizes Vokie-
tija, il kitose centralinese
Salyse pirm kares kiekvienam
Sinful poperiniu dolieriQ bu-
vo 1850 aukso.
Pirm kar6s tu saliu preky-
ba su Suv. Valstijomis te-
claus buvo taip palanki, kad
ju pinigp verte buvo beveik
normale su Suv. ValstijQ pi-
nigais, neziurint to fakto, kad
tju aukso. atsarga buvo kur-
kas mazesnd (sulyginant su
poperiniais pinigais), kaip
Suv. ValstijQ.
Pirm kar6s keturios cen
tralin6s vieSpatijos = Vokie-
tia, Austrija- -Ungarija, Bull
garija il Turkija, tur6jo $49.-
70 aukso kiekvienam Sinful po
perinip dolie1iu, esanciQ apy-
vartoje. Siandie tos vieSpati-
los kiekvienam Sinful poperi-
nip dolierip turf vos $3.50 au-
kso atsargos.
Taigi dabar kiekvienam- bus
CANA aiSku, kodel Siandie v
IA atpige Europos vieSpatijQ
pinigai,
Tuo patim isaiSkinamas il
mlsQ Salyj pabranges pragy-
venimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-28
Kogi reikia.

Kad Europos vieSpatijrl pl-
nigai sugryztQ prleskarlnen
lygsvaron, turi ivykti vienas
is dviejp daiktas. Arba Euro
pa privalo isigyti tick vertes
aukso, kick turf apyVartoJe
poperiniu pinigQ, arba turl
padidiniti kiekybe ir verte sa-
vo prekiu, prisiunciamQ Sion
Salin.
Idealis pasaulyj stovis ture-
tn but toksai, kad kiekviena
viespatija savo apyvartoje e
santiems pinigams turetp pill
na aukso atsarga If savo I'M
portui lygQ eksporta.
Tuomet visur but4 nuolati-
mis- il pilnas. pinigu pastovu-
mas.
Pasaulis toll grazu nepa-
siels toxic idealo. Bet kick
viena Sails, katra rupinasi lai-
mingesne savo ateitimi, priva-
10 surasti kolliq nors priemo-
ni,l, kad savo poperinius pl-
nigus paremti auksu, arba
padidinti savo prekiQ isvezi-
ma (eksporta) taip, kad tas
butq kur-kas didesnis " /
veaamas prekes (importa).
Kaip turetu but.
Karas metu il padarius ar
misticija Suv. Valstijos ne tlk
isigijo daug daugiau aukso
atsargos apdrausti sayo pope
rinius pinigus, bet is skoli-
ninkes pavirto skolintojos. Mu
sQ eksportas eia paminetu
laikotarpiu buvo kur-kas di-
desnis, kaip importas.
Parsitraukiamoms is. Suv.
Valstiju prekams apmoketi
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-28

LONDONAS, vas. 27.-AugSciausioji talkini
siandie svarStys pinigQ mainos (kurso) klausima.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-13
PHILLIPS TO BE
 NEW MINISTER TO
 THE NETHERLANDS
By Associated Press

Washington February 12.-President Wilson is understood to have decided on the appointment of William Phillips
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-13
MANDY ATHLETES HOLD PRELIMINARY
 FOOTBALL PRACTICE
Skull Practice" Being Held at Vanderbilt By Me-
 Gugin and YOst

Nashville. Tenn. February 1e-
 tsPeciaD-SprinE "skuII practice"
 Ot the VnnderbiIt football team.
 under the tuteIege of Coach Me
 Gugin of Vanderbilt and Coach
 NOst of Michigan. has begun with
 regular periods of instruction in
 the Commodores' gymnasium.
 Vanderbilt's stiff schedule for next fall has made spring instruction nee- cessary, and while the members of the team will not do any actual practice except for the training they receive as members of the track and baseball teams, it was thought advisable by McGugin and his brother law, Yosf. who lives in Nashville, to take time by the front cange and drill a little trick stuff into the men who will form the nucleus of the 1920 team.
 The team will profit especially from Yost's detail of trick plays used by Western Conference teams against Michigan last fall. Big league stuff' from the east as well as west, secured by McGugin from the members of the country's leading elevens. will be gone into eXhaustively in the spring lee tures
 The skull practice" forms the first preliminary steps of an extensive pro- gramme to build the Gold and Black tuggernaut for 1920 Captain Red Floyd of next falls team and Captain Josh Cody, retired, are lending the coaches valuable aid Sin the lecture work
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-13
ONE-WAY STREET FOR BUSINESS SECTION IS UNDER AMUSEMENT

"One way" streets in the business district has again come up for consid- eration in the city hall It is due to be discussed at an early meeting
 Commissioner Henry Page Burruss says the matter has been called to his attention again and he will take it under advisement, and if necessary bring it before the city council
 The proposition submitted yesterday xas to restrict to one way traffic Nineteenth. Twentieth and Twenty first streets as they form the business dis .triot with First. Second and Third ave- nues. The suggestion received carried the desire that along the blocks formed by the streets and avenues mentioned yehicular traffic be confined to move ment as follows
 Southbound for everything on Twen- tieth street Northbound for every thing on Nineteenth and Twenty first streets westbound for everything on Second avenue, eastbound for every thing on First and Third avenues.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-13
MOVIES TAKEN OF
 STECHER-CADDOCK
 WRESTLING MATCH
Film Gentry Made a Little "Velvet" on Venture.
 S30,000 for Rights

4 federal law has clipped the
 wings of moving picture producers
 who would wax wealthy ea pie
 lures of boxing contests in this
 country, but that law does not op-
 crate with reference to the wres-
 ting sport. and the film gentry
 made a nice stturn-over- on the
 Stecber-Caddock titular match in
 New York recently.
 The movie gamblers paid Jack Cur ley, promoter of the match, $30000 for the right to photograph Caddeck and Stecher in action. Before the cam era started to click the movie men sold the Iowa and Nebraska right for the pictures for s25,000 cash. The total outlay of preparing 10 take the pie lures. such as installing the lights, engaging an operator, etc., isA said to have Cost about 5000, so that the total Tor the venture measured right at S5s,oo0. The picture men have but SS,000 to win back to break even. and they have the entire United States. out side of Nebraska and Iowa, to work in.
 And Jack Curley was a winner as a result of his successful selling of the picture rights. In order to rig the place to take the films it was neces- sary to install series of powerful arc lamps These lamps provide the neces- sary light, but they also heat the en- tire building to such an extent it is almost impossible for people to sit within their range for longer period than couple of hours. This being the case. Curley cut all preliminary matches off the programme. The doors opened promptly at o'clock and the grapplers began their maneuvers at o'clock on the dot.
 The match went two hours, and when stecher was finally declared the win ner fans in the gallery were in a drip CT precipitation from the glow of the big lamps. Curley, however, was de- terniined to give the fans run for their money. He had a flock of wres- tiers ready for action in case the bis match was ended within few min utes. As it happened, additional enter tainers were not needed, for everybody had enough heat, even though they lacked enough wrestling, when Stecher won the fall and the title. It was neat bit of calculation on Curley's part. even though he has taken himself to task severely for not demanding s5O,- 900 for the picture rights. The movie men hope to realize S100, 900 velvet" on their plunge.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-13
PRINTERS VIOLATE
 TERMS AND PAPERS
 CEASE PUBLICATION
By Associated Press

New Haven. Conn. February 12-No rews or advertisements were printed in the three New Haven papers this afternoon. The Register went to press with four pages. three of them blank and the front page bearing this mo- tice:i
 towing to the violation by the typo graphical union of their contract with the New Haven newspapers and re- fusal to work on all the papers as or dered by their international officers, the four New Haven newspapers an pounce their temporary suspension to- day."
 The other papers are The Times Leader, Union and Journal Courier.
 The Leaders edition was similar to that of the Register, with like notice to it's readers, while the Union used only a single sheet for the notice.
 The Journal Courier will not print tomorrow morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-13
GOVERNMENT PUTS ITS SANCTION ON
 THE OLYMPIC GAMES
Woodrow Wilson Is Honor ary President-vBaker and Daniels Are Vice
 Presidents
By Associated Press

Washington, February 12.- Official government sanction and support for the team which will represent the United States in the Olympic games at Antwerp next summer was ob- tained by the Olympic commit tee in a series of conferences today with high officials of the government.
 The position of honorary president of the American Olympic committee was ac- cepted provisionalIy by Secretary Humility on behalf of President Wilson. Secretaries Baker and Daniels were made honorary vice presidents of the committe and Un- der Secretary of State Folk agreed to serve as a member of the committee.
 The Olympic committee also met num- Der of officers of the army and navy in conference at which the assistance and cooperation of both branches of the serv- ice was pledged. Tentative plans were discussed for the inclusion of athletes from both the army and navy in the team of more than 200 which will sail from New York in July, and ways and means were considered for the formation of the teams. Further action along these lines will be taken up in the near future.
 The American olympic committee was represented in the conferences by Gus tavus T. Kirby, president; F, eW. Rubien secretary. and Col Palmer F. Pierce, president of the National Collegiate Atm letic Association.
 In discussing the acceptance of the hon erary presidency by President Wilson, Secretary Tumulty assured the commit tee of the Presidents approval of United States participation in the international games to be staged in Belgium. Secre- taries Daniels and Baker became vice presidents ill formally written accept ances, the delivery of which was record ed in motion pictures which later will become part of the film history of the American olympic team of 1920. Secrs tary Bakers letter of acceptance, ad- dressed to President Kirby, was as fol- lows:
 T accept with pleasure an honorary vice presidency in the American olympic committee. The work of the commit both in physical education and in the cultivation of international good feeling, is of great importance, and I am happy to be associated with it"
 Secretary Daniels wrote
 "The navy is deeply interested in whole some athletics and gill gladly do ak that is possible to make Americas part in the olympic games at Antwerp great success.
 with thanks for the honor of appoint ing me as an honorary vice president, and with every good wish for national ana international development of games testing skill and courage, I am, yotrs sincerely"
 Among the officers of the army and navy at the conference to discuss plans for cooperation in the formation of the American team were: Commander c. E. Mayo and Lieutenant Commander J. G. Ware and Mai Gen w. M. Wright, Brig, Gen. Fred H. Phillips, Jr., Col w F. Honeycutt, Col. Douglas McCaskey Lieut.. Col Townsend Whaien, Maj. G. V Henry, Mai Wait c. Johnson and Maj. F " Gravis
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-13
AERIAL BOMBS MISS
 MARK DURING TEST; TEAR UP RAILROAD
B, Associated Prs.s

Aberdeen, Md, February 12.-Two 1l2-pound bombs, dropped from an airplane. 5000 feet in the air, during proving process at the Aberdeen proving ground today, missed their mark and, fallig on a railroad track in the aviation field, tore up the rails for soc feet
 Naval officers from Washington were at the proving ground to see the proving. Many bombs were used. Only two went astray and the ex- plosion was terrific Owing to the altitude. it was difficult to strike the. target. The proving was not far from Mulberry Point. and close to the Chesapeake bay. Owing to the danger attending this proving, it was decided today that there would be no more fof it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-13
'STECHER THROWS
 WLADEK ZBYSZKO

Boston. February 12.--Joe Sfecher. heayyweight- catch as -.eatch can wrestling champion. successfully defended his title here tonight By defeating Wladek Zbysxko, whom he dOwned in I hour. 32 minutes and Se seconds. The. fall vas made by . Hull body scissors and wrist IOrk.
 steeher, while reelfnG under zbyszko's attack, secured the hold that resulted fa fhe fall. For five minutes before he had been held in . toe hold. after he had gripped Zbysxko for an equal length of time with headl0ck. Stecher used prin- cfpaily the headlock and scissors, while zbysxko relied upon the toe hold.