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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-08
RUsU-LENKU ARMIsTICI-
IA IVYKs PENKTADIENI.
Lenkai ir vel iSkoneveikia
LietuVius.

Ryga, Spal. I. - RusQ-Len-
kQ armiSticijo> tarybOs lau
kaipir paSibaiguSioS. Bet Lie
tuviQ-LenkQ neSutikimai iSnau
10 ina arS6ti.
Cia vakar gautam LenkQ
oficijaliam pareiSkime pasaky-
ia, jog Lenkai Smarkiai suSi-
RENE Su Lietuviu divizijOmlS
SalimaiS VartnoS, nepertOllau-
sia nuO VilniauS.
LenkQ pareiSkime dar pazy-
NINA:
"Patirta, jog Lietuvip ka-
ruomon3 prizes LenkuS kovo-
ia bendrai su bolSevikais. "
Tikra< LenkQ padukimaS.
Lietuviai faktaiS prirod6,
jog Lietuvoje nGra bOl$evi-
,ku karuOmen6S. TuO tarpu
Lenkai briaujaSi per Lietu-
viu teritOrijaS ant EilniauS
il kuomet LietuviQ karuo-
meme juoS Sustabdo. Su GIN
kIais. tuomet jie visa koSe-
re saukia, kad Lietuviai
lauzQ armiSticijQ.
Cana aiSku, jie iSkalno
padare plenQ taip elgtleS.
NpS taiS $aUkSmaiS prlSl-
denge mano uzimti Wis dau-
giau LietuvOs teritorlJQ,
Pirmiau Lenkai prizes Lietu-
viuS $auk6 II platino meluS
is VarSavoS. Siandie taip
daro is Rygos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-08
DIDEs.
NE ALGA.

Kingston, Jamaika, spal. {.
Del pabrangusio pragyve-
nimo Anglia vietos guberna-
toriui padidino alga. Ateityj
gubenatoriui j metus bus mo-
kama algos $14,375 il $1,000
kelioniu lesoms.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-08
sUsTABDYTI MUsIAI?

PARYzIUS, Spal. 7. : Su-
lig Havas agenturos, is Mas
kvos ir is VarSavos vakar pra-
nesta, jog Rusu su Lenkais
armisticija jau padaryta ir pa
rasais patvirtinta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-08
ARMISTICIJA IVYKS SPA.
LIU 8.

VARsAVA, Spal. Z : Va
karykscioj depesoj is Rygos
sakoma, jog Lenku su boise
vikais musiai bus pertraukti
rytoj sulig padarytos armisti-
cijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-08
GAL BUS IvEsTA MESA
zENKLIAI.

Paryzius, Spal. Z. Pran-
cuzijai ,trQksta mesos. Sako-
ma, jog gyventojai gausia me-
sazenklius kaip karo metu
Vadinasi, bus suvarzytas per,
daznus vartojimas mesos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-08
MAKNO PEREJO BOLSEVI-
KU PUSEN.

LoNDoNAs, spal. Cen.
Wrangel trumpai pasidziauge
Ukrainu vadu, generolu Max
no. Makno su savo karuome-
ne peraio bolseviku pusen ir
atsisuko pries Wrangeli.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-08
ORAS.'

Chicago ir priemiesciai. = Gra-
zus oras siandie ir rytoj; kick Sill
Temperature vakar augss. 50 /,
zemiausia - 81 laipsniai. !.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-08
RUSDOS "zEMG|UGAS"-
MAzA RESPUBLIKA.
GRUzIJA TURF DEMoKRA
TINE vALDzIA.
Bet il aptaisyta bolsevikiniais
remais.

Tiflisas, Gruzija (korespon-
dencija). Sta mazyte. Gruzi-
limajam Kaukaze, buvo istei-
jos (Georgijos) respublika, to-
gta pirm poros metu. Ir ja
patvirtino talkininkai. Jos gy-
ventojai save priskaito prize
seniausiQju tautQ. Kuris is gy-
ventojQ turi nors deSimti mel
teliq ir pora ozkQ, tasai pa
sivadines kunigaikSciu.
Gruzija, kuri pirm revoliu-
cijos buvo vadinama Rusijos
zemeiugu, yra isreiskusi nora
valdyties ir gyventi. savitai.
Mes Gruzinai neturi nieko ben
dra su buvusios Rusijos impe-
rijos zmoniQ religija, kalba,
paprociais ir, kas svarbiausia,
tautybe.
Kuomet Rusijoje pakilo Dol
sevikq revoliucija, Gruzija
tuojaus pasiskelbe nepriklau-
soma ir nusprende, kad Sails
turi but socijalistine respubi,
ka su komunistiniais remais.
Oar nelabai senai Gruzija
smarkiai kariavo SUI savo kai-
myne Armenia, paskui ssu A;
zerbaidjano respublika. Te.
claus bolsevikai Gruzija su A,
zerbaidjanu sutaike, gi Arm6.
nijai dave tollia pamoka, kad
pastaroji negreitai panores is
naujo kariauti su Gruzija.
Taip tatai Gruzija aprimo,
Isrinktas saliai ,prezidentas il
paskirta valdzia. Kabinetan
ineina visokios rqSies ministe-
riQ. Bet svarbiausias is minis
teriQ yra susisiekimq ministe-
ris- buves kituomet gatveka-
riu konduktoris.
Visi ministerial turi labai
mazai supratimo apie organi-
zavima naujos Sales. Tad jie
Sales reikalus tvarkyti dau-
giausia paveda paciai gamtai,
Susisiekimas patvarkytas.
iGruzijai igsiol pavyko pa
tvarkyti savo gelezinkelius,
kuriu teciaus turi neperdau-
giausia.
Cia traukiniai nekuomet ne.
siveluoja. Dazniausia j pas
kirtas stotis atvaziuoja kelio-
mis- valandomis pirmiau, ne
kaip surase rodoma. Ypa6
traukiniai nekuomet nesiveli-
ma tuomet, kuomet anais pa
sitaiko vaziuoti kokiam-nos
syetimSaliui.
Pasazieriniai vagonai CANA
geri If tinkami, podraug il
demokratiniai. Vagonuose yra
prietaisq miegoti kaip turtin-
giems, taip vargdieniams. Va
gonai paskirstyti j iris rqsis;
| klesa, 2-oji klesa il 3-oji He-
sa. Tarpe ju zymiausias skir-
Etumas tik tas, kad neyienoda
kaina reikia moketi. Vaziuoti
vagonais 2-osios klesos yra
brangiau kaip 3-iosios kl. Gi
1-osios daug brangiau uz 2
osios klesos.
sostins.
Tiflisas yra Gruzijos sosti-
Ina To; didokas rnipstaS CIV
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-08
NEzINOMO zMOGAUS LA
vONA.s.

Is Calumet upes, ties 95 gat.,
isimtas nezinomo zmogaus dar-
bininko lavonas. KiSeniuose
atrasta 6 dolieriai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-08
KOVA PRIZES AUGsTAS
KAINAS.

Londonas, spal. Z. cia il
kitur mobilizuojamos visos
galimos, kaip oficijales, taiF
neoficijalds, !spekos pakelti
kova prizes brangenybe. kuri
siandie smaugia visus SALES
gyventojus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-08
PINLGg kURsAs.

svetimu saliu pinigu verte, mai
nant nemazziau $4,000, spalip 6
buvo tokia sulig Merchants Loan
and Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlingu svarui $S.52
Lietuyos 100 auksinu 1.6O.
Lenkijos 100 markip "A
yokietijos 100 markiq l60
Prancuziijos uz $1.oe IA fr. Is
Italijos uz $1.eo "a |. s5
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-08
VarSava "Sutinka' Su Etno.
erafiniais Rubeziais
Ticks Nugirsti, Kaip Jie Sup
ranta Etnografijos Reiksme

taikai sqlygas. Salygos suda-
TO vienuolikq poSmQ. Tas So
lvgas Maskvos valdzos delega-
ciios pirmininkas jau pri6mes
il sulig tn sqlygu daroma ar
misticija.
Taikos sqlygos, sakoma, for
maliai buSiQ induOtOs boise
vikams rytOj.
Lenkai, darydami taika sr
RuSija, paSitenkina etnografi-
niais rubeziaiS. Nuo istoriniQ
rubeziQ jau atsisake.
Nezinia, kaip Lenkai sup
ranta etnografinius rubezus i
sibriove If vel Lietuvos respu-
blillOn.
Ar tik nebus perdaug.
Is VarSavoS oficijaliai pra-
neSama, jog Lenkai vydamles
bolSevikus per6je Nemma (tur
but, Baltgudijoj. Mes Lietuvo-
ie nuo Gardino ligi Merkines
ije veikia abiem Nemuno So
naiS). Ir pra6juSia savaite pa
6me neIaiSv6n $4,000 bolSevi-
kQ kareiviQ.
Gil kick Ie pa6me ginklQ II
karo medziagos, tai nei patys
tikrai nezinq, mes esanti labal
>dideli kiekyb6.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-08

Gatvekario pazeista Mrs.
Alice Wasilewski. Nelaime i
vyko ant kampo Ashland ave.
IL AZ gat.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-08
Sostine.

Tiflisas yra Gruzijos sosti-
ne. Tai didokas miestas. Gy-
ventoiai, taigi Gruzinai, ap-
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
Foreign Riders in First
" ork-Out for 6-Day Race

The foreign riders who will compete
IN the twenty-ninth international six
4aT bicycle race ct the ED Regiment
Arnory, starting Sunday night, had
the first workout on the road yes
terday. The snow and rain did not
deter them and most Of them pedated
about forty miles. Girardengo and
nliVeri, the noted Italians. proved
themselves powerful riders and are ex-
peeted to cut d big figure in the race.
Buysse and Spessens are the same
Bear CATS that thrilled the crowds
n The last grind. They are in fine
shape, are De Ruyter snd Aerts, the
other Belgian pair. and Dupuy and
Godivier. the Frenchmen. The Ameri-
can and Australian stars continued
their training on the rods In the
suburbs Of Newark.
A force Of carpenters and other arti-
sans viii storm the arrnory tomorrow
and begin the work of constructing the
nine-lap track and converting the
building into an indoor velodrome.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
Three Candidates
5 eek Presidency
OF Amateur Union

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 15.-The
cham pionship committee of the A. A.
e., which is holding its annual con-
vention here, to-day awarded the senior
national indoor track and field cham
pionships to New York. The outdoor
event was awarded yesterday to Pasa-
dena, Calf:
The names Of three candidates were
announced tonight in the contest for
president Of the A. A. U. The election
will be held tomorrow. Those now in
the race are Robert s. Weaver, Lo.
Angeles; Herman Obertubessing, New
York. and Harry ". Fitzpatrick, New
orleans. The name of William s. Had
dock, Pittsburgh, also has been men
ticned as possible candidate
Sharp discussion preceded the adop-
ton OF the recommendation Of Chair
man Barlow s. Weeks, of the legisla-
ton committee, that army and navy
athletes be permitted TO compete under
Amateur Athletic Union auspices with
out registration. The amendment cat-
ried with it requirement. that service
men be registered by the army or navy
to insure their amateur standing.
The convention added a clause to the
amateur rule providing that partcipa
ton IN any compensation or award con-
test as an official would impair ANA
teur standing. 1t also decided 10 leave
to local associations the determination
OF the question involved in the pro
posal to extend to high school PLAYERS
tie summer baseball rule applying now
to college men,
The record Of Tom CernDbell Of the
University Of Chicago, OF minute
IS 10 seconds for 900 wards q. indoor
track and field championships Of the
Central Association Of A. A. L. at the
Coliseum, Chicago, April Il, 1919. was
rejected because Of being paced race.
The record Of Maurice NJ. kirksev.
Stamford University. Of 40 seconds
for 100 yards was referred back to the
Intercollegiate A. A A. a. for cortin.
caIcn. The record committee referred
the records OF Ear j. 7 Thomson. Dart
n1ou-h College. OF 3 l-5 seconds for
10 yards low hurdles and that OF 6 sec
onda for 45-yard high hurdles made By
the same athlete indoors back TO the
Metropolitan and Now England associa-
ticns, respectively, because Of insult
clont papers.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
Yankees In Conference Here

Business Manager Ed Barrow, Of The
New York Yankees, viii assemble the
otsce forces FOR q big pow-wow Thurs
day. Miller Higgins, manager Of the
CLUB, is coming over from Cincinnati.
Scouts Joe Kelley, Bob Connery and
Bob Gi.ke VIII meet him here 70 con-
-er with the owners and business man
sger as to .he best way OF landing a
pennant n the 1921 campaign.
A. his conference, in all proba b.l.ty. +
will be decided just waere the Yankees
VII train next spring. Half a dozen
different towns are anxious to enter
ssin The II ghty home-run slugger. Babe
Ruth. Jacksonville, Fla. Is doubly
anxious ios the Yankees TO return
shers. A half dozen Texas towns, In
ciuo!ng Dallas, nave sent in call.
From long range !. seems that
either New Orleans, spurned by the
world's champion Cleveland Indians, or
do. Springs, ARK, viii receive the
weightles- consideration. Ed Barrow
10 champion of Hot Springs, where
his world champion Red Sox OF 1918
trained. Lack Of suitable grounds and
no,sl ecommodatiors seem the chief
existing ba.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
Finnish Mat Champion
To Tackle Newcomer

Armos Laitinen, the Finnish wrest-
ling champion, will meet Dan McDon-
aid, Of Nova Scotia, at the monster
wrestling carnival next Monday night
in the fist Regiment Armory. McDou.
aid comes we'll recommended by the
wrestling experts Of the Northeast
The addition OF Mcdonald in one of
the preliminaries to the big match be-
tween "Strangier" Lewis aud Wladek
Zzyszko is another move by promoter
Jack Curley TO bring new faces into
the mat sport. ice Stccher, the world 3
cham piOn. will arrive here in a day or
two TO put on the finishing touches for
his match with Leon 0Donnell, the
French champion.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
Bowie Entries

First race Claiming; two-yeer-old.: ,is
ana orc-haE t4v!onraJ iohrlGsde. 1l9.
,na I's'Fa ;' ss ,i' '' SLY FHTFs 7i5 rl9s,, Ny
~. Diarrey s'one. III. Black Top III
C,dh-.nney walsh l0s; Tan Son. lo7: Rus,ler.
second race rhc Bon,on Purse. two
year.old nli!es; h.e and one-half furlorgsl
-folyt tnca. He; TnWarisk. 1ld. Light
Roc. no. Dough Girl. no. Ehinea,onc,
lQf. Pamsy. l0G Flue Rel!s 106: Lady
GCr3n4t"' loG; Annetcs sister. 1oe Antilles.
Third race tclaimins; three-y -yca~-olas
and upward. seven :urlonrpj gurrl,, er
sss,g$h. ~; sunni, iand. l2li Abort A.
J!our. lQI: Uncle John. ll5. aManocuvre.
~ Phnuplc III: SioSta. lil IIopo, l6s
'hobby Alien. ll9. 'Tho Dccls son. ~; aCo,
iumblnc, loG. nFornan c'try
Fourth race one Gossiv Purse; rlies
ana mareH three year -old1 and upward
on" inile) Eiect"d H. l.S. BALLET Dan-er
H. 10, Lady Gertrude. 10; Rubid'urn.
man. 100
rlfth race (clairnln3: .hrc.-ycar-old.;
0ne mte) -~Armistice, l1s; Challenger, ll5,
Ieccant. ~ Mark Wos'. l1a. RolllclNng
Airr no. Gain d. Cause. ilo: Gcrmary ll0.
Mhdrono l0n, focatcilo. l07. Lord Hanil =
ton. lo7. Ti,antun. l04, marie An,oi-
nfitc. lob; 'Who Chrcs. I05. sSlr Clarence
io6. 'Slr Jack. %. Force losuro, 90.
sixth rscs tclaimlnR. three -ycnr-olds
ur"Ard one milo ana onn-a!x,eenth) --
hlngliuR H. ll6. Arbitrator, ll5. WNfrcda
lp3. Fairly. l03, Thiatle Queen, 1Og. In
discreet. lo1; kebo. lo5 nirHavous. lo5,
American BOY. l0+. Pianovcr. lOl. .Ifeuo
lhfdner. 102.
eeyenth raco Claiming. ,hree -yonr-o!ds
hrd upward one nails ana ono sixieon,h1- -"
Mountain Hoss H. NE. q NJ Miller liz,
moint 'na,. to rolnt il4 aMnrxery. loo. sen,i.
e,,. io7; swirl. io7. Kn,ie Canal. io2, 'oa. T".
h'nnh. le2, e'Noprls. f05 hA,thur er,rv
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
ged to Stamp Out Baseball Gambling
Homer Baker, Noted
Runner, to Desert
Ranks Of amateurs

HOMER BAKER, who In 1914 won
n the half-mile championships OF
Great Britain. and has held several
American middle distance records,
has announced that he will turn pro-
fessional within the next month.
Baker, local product, began his
track career with the West Side
Y. NJ. c. A. a number Of years ago,
and since that time has been affil!-
ated with various New York clubs.
His last appearance as an amateur
will be as a member OF the 14th Reg
iment relay team in the games Of the
23d Regiment Of Brooklyn late this
month.
Homer says he has a number of
offers to supervise recreational work
and that he also expects to run in
several professional races.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
Business Rotten and Luck Il Toush

Well anyhow couldn't devote being Princeton
Aluminium might which
fo'ten oy me most OF the time and having luck
i mad hne ldeer for godshe market for side
line on account lot of the time for INV
pnoograftng business But the er working for me n lot
colcals IN
should try to sell Of them them sarues and
'here IS no money ardnes them and
wiz m "oua make much
! am waiting now for the
stems Square Gardens because getting pretty and need
oVefcoa Inc one got there last je
all wool That is they people into e ras
ana am going tell Texas Richardson he should let on ~
oed people IN te place wouldn't pet no more
che&p oVercoatS because is knock my business Besides
last year there was pozmen that had 70 wait
long time before could get al.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
Select Local Boxers

The Amateur Athletic Union yester,
day selected the local boxers who viii
represent this city in the inter-city
tournament TO be held nt the City 4
c. next Thursday evening. They are
Dave Kamins, Clark House A. A.; W
O'Connell, Paulist A. c.; 7. Hyland
Upion Settlement A. c.; s. Fritz, ur-
attached; A. Aldrin, Norwegian Turn
and 4. c.; and W. Singer, 3 Bostein
and ". Weiss, Of the sd Street Y
NJ II
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
Dempsey Helping Delmon,

Jack Dempsey. worlds heavywe ight
OF Gene belmont. the Memphis feather.
weight, who will meet Billy De Foe,
the sensational st. Paul boxer, in the
Hfteen-round feature of the opening
Of the Pioneer Sporting Club, in East
Twentyfourth Street, Friday night.
Dempsey and belmont have been
friends for years. Matchmaker Doease-
reck mas arranged an excellent Sc. Of
Dre in,iraries
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
Creenleaf Leads kreuycr

Ka.ph GreenIeaf, POCKET billiard
champion, defeated Louis Kreucer in
both the afternoon and evening ses-
slons Of match play yesterday at
hline's Strand Academy In the first
game Creenleaf scored 1o5 points to
MS opponents ll6 and the second
match resulted in walkovor To tae
tune Of 125 to 81 Grcenleaf now lends
the threeday tournament BY a gcore
Of $50 to 10.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
Champion Loses on Ice

Robert Hearn. OF the. fremont Skat-
ing Club, won the one-mile handicap
race staged at the Ice Skating Palace
last night, defeating a field which in.
cluded Joe Moore, the international
champion, who started from scratch.
Hearn, with an allowance of SO Yards.
finished IN minutes and 20 seconds.
J. Fouseworth, 60 yards, and I. Reiner.
o5 yards, finished second and third, re-
spective ", with Moore fourth, one
yard behind.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16

Leonard Posts Biz Forfeit

The managers Of Benny Leonard and
Joe yelling yesterday poated forfcits
with Promoter Rickard to guarantee
weight and appearance on the night
Of November 2s in the Garden. Billy
Gibson, manager Of the lightweight
champion, put up $4,000 that his man
Will make l25 pounds at 2 O'Clock on
mo afternoon Of the bout, while Nate
Lewis ported $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
Three Title Shoofs Here

Sanction was granted yesterday BY
the American Trapshooting Assoc a
ton for the hrzt registered indoor
trnpshooting championship tournament.
y aich "ill be reid in Madison SQUARE
Garden January % to February 3, in
cluzlYe. Thrco championships viii be
decided, the amateur. tho professional
ard the WOrncn'a
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16

Squash Teams Meet To-day

Ihrto MetropoIltan League equn.h
tennis matchcs will be played this
a7.srnoon In the continuation OF tho
1rat round of play IN Class B. Yale
ws.l meet Harvard AZ the Harvard Club,
Columbia will oppose Princeton at the
Ynls Club, and tho Crcscont A. G.. out
1T Will invade tho Army and Navy Club
courts
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
Raf1er Reate sanzxner

PHILADELPHIA, NoQ. 15.-Aueie
Rather, Of New York, outpointed Bryan
Do"ney, Of Columbus, in an eight
round bout here tonight. George
Cheney, Of Baltimore. knocked ou.
Johnny Mahorey, Of hazleton, Pa, in
the fourth round.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
81, 500 Trotter Brings $4,000

BOSTON, Nov. l5-The sale ~ Hi1
Starcn, PIX trottcr, to Tommy Mrr.
ply, Of Poughkeepsie, \. T., trainer
and driver on the Grand Circuit. vas
announced to-day. Archie Alcorn. Of
Blaci,gille, y. b., who bought the
hofse last spring sor s2.5c0, viii re-
ceive $4,000 for him. Bill Sharen. a
grandson os Peter tho Great, is i've
years Old
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
De La Sale Five Beats
Manhattan Prep. 23-I0

The De La Sale Institute FIVE defeat
ed Manhattan Prep, % TO lo. yester-
day, n basketball game played in the
gymnasium Of the former institution.
Knapp starred for De La Sale. shoot
ing four iield goals and three baskets
from fouls
The iire.r,,.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
The lineup
Ma. ul.a<tan y. (i1N

De La Sale (9a) Mauhattan ?. on
Mccarthy .R T 7 soiiiys -
So'!Ioy l. F...-.-.. Z. Sullivan
Aidrp -.-.--.. ..C............ S1,f-t r
Langton .--.-....R r. G........... Dunn
orFha5H Fs,9 eo,i.,,. /: a.,; Mesherr5'
Knapp %, Langton (2), Graham. Krac!t'
Foul goa!s-knapp t5). Field goals-Man-
haitian Prep, F. Sullivan 90, J. sullivan.
Sni.h Dunn (2!. McSherry; foul goa $.
Smith (3). Rsferee--Suarez, Manhattan
College
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
Decorates Eve With Yale Colors

There is lot the could
get because Of the Yale fr the other
felr was wearing in NV coat down nv
throat and afraid that would because
the biggest of
blue for could
New haven with Saturday in fashion,
when back Bill Princeton
Aluminium feles they and one Of them said M
blue He Yale
explain them that ! didn't get the blue
$50 couldn't 90 to the game between f1sr
ward and Yale because if the Harvard ers
they would think But eywoodrow Broun which he
Harvard would be Harvard man would
fight ntroducond me or unless NV GRAND
father from Back Bay My in the CLOTH
ing business am safe.
Il looking for Moe Koengsen account he sold me- some
sVoWz and alcohol night though nv time
bad and worried got lot of bills out vet and if
anything happened paw ot the
sivowltz Of
got to do some celebrating when
celebrate wooden alcohol
which 1t and
koenigstein 0 Of
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
kzzy Clashes With Yale
Tries to Make Things Pleasant for Sons of Eli
By w. O. Mcclellan

4 am thinking OF resignng from the Princeton Aluminium
on which they made honorable
hapa There is lot of hghtoncd in it, and
joined but Is hard life be old thinking
health wouldn't
"Being aluminium from into
lot OF trouble and mine
ale ootbalers which Tigers chwed
te tram lot Yale fcrs
Me and Large Bill Edwards men
en- the
Large Bill always goodhearted Teller and he is
feehng sorry for them Yale feer
you sing those fee Yale cheer
told that didn't
oo grad and wouldn't know nothing about Yale
ne teached
QUICK on account feler learning
80 went over to the Yale felers
their which think
Bulla, Bula. It's lot OF bula.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1920-03-20
RAINIER OUTLAWS GO TO JAIL
After Entering Pleas Of Guilty. Beaton Bossingham, Lennon
and KID Oliver Are Lectwed and Then Sentencedto
Thirty Days in Bemidji Jail By Judge Morris

Long Bob" Blossingham, "Jack -
Beaton and "Terry" Lennon now are
entitled to place in the Book of Mar
tyrs as result of their infraction of
the federal liquor laws at Rainier.
Judge Morris accepted their pleas Of
guilty to charges of blind-pigging in
the borderland burg and sentenced
them to serve thirty days, each, in the
Beltrami county Jail. This was a very
light tap On the wrist, but a bit more
severe, perhaps, than Koochiching
1unst would have given them.
February Is, government sleuths
ralded Rainier and gathered in Bios
slngham, Beaton and Lennon. They had
their fingers on "Kid" Oliver, but he
made break for liberty and won the
canadian shore. His liberty probably
mas cost him many times the light pun
lshment of thirty days in a county Jail.
On Thursday, of last week, however,
KID Oliver appeared in Duluth,
gave himself up, pleaded guilty and
was given thirty days at Bemidji. He
saw how easy his chums Jared and de-
elaed that it was wiser to take 30 days
IN jan than to remain a fugitive from
justice.
l, Inc three boozemen were kept in
!he hooehiching county Jail until the
ueputy U. s. marshal came for them
ana took them to Duluth for arraign-
men1' They pleaded not guilty and
we're released under $4,000 bonds in