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New Britain herald., 1920-03-30
HARVARD CREW IS
 GIVEN A-SHAkEUP
Coach Haines Moves Two Men From Second Eight to Varsity

Cam bridge Mass. March 30.-The predicted shift in the Harvard varsity eight took place yesterday afternoon, when two members of the crews were denoted, two lore had their seats in the boat changed and two stalwarts from the Substitute craft found them selves occupying positions of import ance with the regulars. The men taken from the second eight were Iesinald Ieuney, stroke. and Tom Fond. No. :. Both rowed the greater part of las, spring in eN- actly he same positions with the sec ond crew. and proved strong factors in the Crimsons victory over the Ellis subs on the Thames in June. Used to working together. they gave the var sity eight at Lynn a licking. and have added greatly to the second >crew's continued show of superiority since the boats have been rowing on the Charles.
 sam Duncan. who has been strok- ing the varsity, and Lawrence Terry No. :, were shiftcr, respectively. to No. and No 3. and. to make way for them. Ted Olmstcd, an HI man, who rowed on the varsity last wear. and Jimmie BorGen were sent to the sec ond eight.
 The promotion of Jcnney and Pond. with the removal of Olnisted and Bur den. has frightened the general aver ago or the crew by several pounds. Previous to the shift, the eight gave the boat an average Of lS3 pounds a man. Olmsted weigh. lS9 and Bur den 1S5. the former thirty-ninc pounds heavier than Jenncy. and the latter fifteen pounds heavier than Pond, which reduces the average weight of thc boat to about IF pounds.
 While Coach TIaincs would not say that the change was to be the last one before tho regatta with the Nav al AcauenlH. April 2t It is understood that lie shell as it is now bodted will answer the starters cali on the ScN- crn.
 Jcnney apparently has tho better rhythm, and |. better sense of propor- ton than Duncan. but the latter is by far the stronger physically for inc stroke position, and undouht edly, with moro experience. will he abc to show better form as q j';Lce setter.
 The lineup of both crews follows:
 'Narsjty--Strokc. Jcpney; :. Pond; 6. McCagg: ,. Scdswick; 4. Duncan: ,. Terry: ,. Kane: Bow. Captain Da- wis: Coxswain, Peirson.
 Second Crew-Strokc, OInstcd: z Damon: 6. Morris; ). Burden: f. LothroI: ,. Atkinson: 3. (. Batchcl- der: Bow. Appleton: CoXsNain Will lians.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-30
PRAISE FOR JOHNSON
Jack Moakley. Cornell Track Coach, Sass Michigan Star is Greatest Per. former in Amcrica'S History

"Tha greatest. track athlete c''er turned out in this country" is the tribute paid to Carl l.. Johnson. cap tain of the Michigan track team. by Jack Moakiey, track coach at Cor nell, according to tho Cornell Sun. MoakleN'S euloss- appe lred in the Sun last Saturday. on the occasion of Johnson's visit to Ithaca to take part in the Cornell Michigan indoor 'tra elk meet on Saturday evening. In mak- ing this statement. the Cornell paper continues. Coach Mos~kley does net even except A. C. kraenzlein. who was the great star at Penn in 1o91-9S. Mr. MoahleE expects that before the year is over Johnson will conclusive Iv prove his right to the title of the greatest American athlete."
New Britain herald., 1920-03-30
LEADERS TRAIL ALONG
Hagen and Barnes Well Down List of Golfers in North and South Open Tournament.

Pinehurst N. c, March 3G.--The first thirty-six holes of the north and south open tournament were played on. the difficult No. 5 course here yes terday and resulted in a triple tie for the lead at 146. among Marty OLoushlin of the Plainfield Country club, Louis Teller of Brae. Burn and Fred Mcleod Of tho CoIum bia Coun- try club.
 Clarence Hackney of Atlantic City and Emmct French of Youngstown tied at 141. and Jim Barnes, who is defending his title finished alone at i4S.
 Walter Hagen, who started out a, strong faNorite now has eleven men ahead of him and is tied at 132 with Pat Doyle Of Deal and Tom Boyd of Fox Hills Mike Brady, who ranked next to Hagen and Barnes in the pools. was t stroke behind Hagen.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-30
.HEYDLER WAITING
 I'D HEARFROM MAGEE
Rational League President Gets l Letter But No Names Mentioned

l New York March 3o.-The prom fsed exposure of baseball gambling Nv hiCh Lee MaSec was to make 10 President John \. HeNdler of the Ma kional league did not materla'lZe HeS- erday. AIr. Heydler received long mmunication from Masee's attorney but he names of four prominent play ksrs whom MaSee promised to expose 8Nere missing. The only players name mentioned in the letter was Masee $. It may be that the letter rece1Ncu by President Hcydler was not the one F hich Magee's attorney referred to US fontaining the names of players atleS- 4d to be involved in baseball betting. The letter received yesterday was lated March 26, while Magee's inter- few was given out on March 21. If There is a second letter coming con- Rininc the evidence which MT. Heyd- er called for it ought to reach Ma konal league headquarters some time bday. If there is no second letter and Hagec bases his claims on the lnfor- patton in yesterdays letter, Mr. eyder intimated yesterday that here was little or nothing to Masec's legatio
 Concerning the letter received from agee's attorney yesterday, President eydler said
 'tIn the press of yesterday and Sat rday appeared a statement in definite rno in which the Cincinnati attor- " for Lee Magec announced that he Id sent to me specific charges Eainst four National league players d stating that the names of these ayers were being submitted to me. T am today in receipt of a letter pm Magee's attorney, Mir. Alcorn. d except for the incidental use of name Lee Magee' this communi- lion does not contain the name of y ball player who is or has been nnected with baseball at any time.
 fact, except for the mentioning of S player. no other person is named. This letter is dated March 26, and. the statement attributed to MaGee's orney was not given out until the
 h il is possible that | will receive ne further comm unication from in which he will comply with my
 uest that MaGee produce any evil lce that he had which implicated
 ball player.
 hagee is not under contract with
 National league baseball club, and
 therefore have mo official cOnnec-
 or authority over him. NeVerthe-
 he threa tened last week to blow
 himself and others by a bomb.
 ch he stated woulF off March
 have urged him to speed up tie
 osion l have heard nothing yet
New Britain herald., 1920-03-30
SAMMY WALTZ MEETS
 TARTAR IN HAYES
A Man May Be Down But Not
 Out, Clearly Proven

Charley Hayes, Of New York, proved himself ono of the gamest lit tie boxers in the featherweisht divi sion last night when, after being foored three times in the opening round of a 12-round bout with Sammr Waltz. of Hartford. he came back and gave wonderful cHhibition For a time in the opening stanza it looked as if Sammy was to mako his famous k.-O. clolH count for a victory, but Inc New Yorker showed that he is ] thorough ring genel%', In the second and ninth rounds Sammy again top pied the Gothamite. On each occa- sion Hayes was upon his feet almost i'm m dia tely. With the exception oi four rounds Hayes was never ill dau- ger. and time and again he reached Sammy's face and body with solid smashes. However, the Hartford boy, who was in his usual superb condi ton, did not seem to be troubled by the cIouts Hayes was d great favor ite with the crowd and the rough. wrestling tactics of Waltz met with disfavor.
 Gets Usual Treatment.
 Monickers, assumed and otherwise held by boxers oftentimes are ap- pllca Die, put Il IS beyond the power or imagination to understand why Bat tlins" was ever given to one MT. Green, of Hartford. This boy. who proba bly holds the indoor record for being upon the receiving end of lac ings. got "hisn'' again last night at the hands of Kid kaplan, the Meriden idol. After giving a peculiar exhibi- ton, Green took a dive. in the sey- enth round and everybody, including him self, apparently.cwas sa tisied when the thing was over. = s-- Y
 Sweeney Comes Through.
 New Britain has at least one boy who is able to render a good account of himself in the ring in the person of Bill Sweeney, who. despite the han dicap of being outweighed several pounds by Tracy Ferguson, of Wall insford, managed to reach the wire at the end of the eighth round with margin enough to entitle him to a victor's verdict. As wild as a March hare som etim es, Sweeney got home some beautiful socks that made Mi Ferguson know he was in a battle.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-30
NANkS TRIM REDS.

Jack kaon>-iilc Fla. March 30.--New York Americans $. s, ;: Cincinna Ii Nationals :. 10. 2. Batterics Mo- aridSe. Mays and Rucl: Ecuther Lu- que and Wmco.
 Jack ksonVillc. F'la.-BrookIyn Na- tionalS q. ,. 0: Washington Anne cans Q. ,. Q. Ten innings. darkness. Batteries: smith. Cadorc and Miller. krucccr: Johnson, Erickson and Piri- mich. Charity.
 Mobile. Ala.-Ncw York Natjonalc ,. :. 5 Boston Americans Q. ,. 3 Batteries: Barnes Rccan and Con gales, Snyder; Fla hertN, Fortune and Waters. Levingcton.
 .N5heviilc. x. C.-Delroit Americans 12. r. 2: Boston Nationals ,, f. 2 Batteries: Love. Glazer. Ainsmith and WoodaIl: OcschSer, Scott. Morgan and O'EcilI
New Britain herald., 1920-03-30
ROSS NINE, GOES SOUTH.
. Diamond Rompcrs to Meet Catholic |. Team Today.

.cester, March 30,-1'hc Holy
 base ba Il squad of Ii men left afternoon for tho The team is on Inc way to nston where it will practice on [ashington and Lee 'baseba II |omorrow. inst cad of the Am league ball park. They Will |the first game Wednesday, the Catholic university. Ho- freshman, will proba bly, do fching.
 squad includes three pitchers. Gill and McClou3hlin: two I's, Walsh and Conors: six in !, O'Connor, Golonbcski. Me Gagno, Nanparel and Dohcr- Il three outfieldcrs, Leonard
 Leo Dugan and Capt. Daley.
 ,ross is q heavy hitting com
 h and should make 4 good
 on the trip.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-30
NEW BASEBALL RULES
lew Interesting Facts Of National kstimc Showing Changes Effective Major Leagues This Season.

Eseball fans. in order to be up late. should know the baseball as they have been amended. following important changes in effect are: leak pitching deliveries forbid except the spitball which will |arred next fall. Itchers forbidden to step from fd the batsman 10 aid intention |ss.
 hpirc to decide Whethe" game De postponed. ft stolen bases not to be record
 official box scores.
 sales ot players in the .An1eri- eague after July l and in the nal league after August 1, ex- on waivers.
 to wit: With two out in the kalf of the ninth inning and the
 tied, batsman to be credited
 number Of baS runner ad- s on his hi1.
 ball shat hits the bat while the
 an is trying 10 avoid it. is dead chcr charged with error if he
 third strike and batsman es first base.
 Ecrs to be credited with batting
 elding records mado in game
 D out on protests.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-30
SE.NOR ZBYSZkO WINS.
Giant Polish Grapplcr Downs John Olin in 5:; Minutes and 21 Seconds.

New York. March 3o.--Stanislaus ZbySZkO. Polish heavyweight Wrest- Ter, threw John Olin of Finland in d catch ca tCh-c contest here last night in >; minutes and - sec onds with a combination body and toe holds. The bout preceded one between Jim I>ondos. the Greek title holder. and William Dem ctral. chal lcngcr. who lost the title to Londos recently. ZhN3Zko made his first appearance in Manhattan since his return from Russia. where he had been detained during the war: He showed his oId-1imc skill and weak cned his opponent, who was of equal weight, with toe hold. Olin used the head lock GrCuucntlH.
 londos was declared the winner over Dcnctral when the latter cla imed to have been injured by q fall from thc ring onto the floor, The mcu had Wrcstlch ono hour. 52 min UtCS and IH seconds,
 IbNszko wreStlCS tonStaT D., EOu- yer. in Hartford tonight
New Britain herald., 1920-03-30
YALE, CREW ALL SET.
Blue Oarsmen in Final Practice 1es- tcrdaX For Race With Penn.

New Haven. March j0.---The Yale crews held their final practice on the larbor before their meeting with Pennst- t-lNania yesterday afternoon after which the shells were packed and shipped to Philadelphia for the race SHturciaN. The work consist cd entirely Of starts except tor few minutes ot padding by the first and second boats
 Besides Inc two crews. two utility men will be taken on the Penn trip. G 1>. PaHson. 1921. who was on last years varsity. and Ward Cheney. 1922. who Was captain and stroke Of lasl years fresh man eight
New Britain herald., 1920-03-30
ELECT NJIITCONB.

Amherst. March so. - Douglas S WhilComb. '2l. of Worcester has been chosen to captain tho Amherst coIlc2c swimming team next year. He is an excellent and dcpcnda blc dash man. and this year is one of the three highest individual point SCOT CTS. He Swirns the 10G-Nard dash. and during the past season brought in II points for the unbeaten purple and white team
New Britain herald., 1920-03-30
BANIF REACHES ITHACA.

Ithaca. \. T., March SO.-Nic holas Bawlf of Toronto, newly appointed coach Of the Cornell lacrosse team, who was refused admittance to the United States on the ground that he Was a contract laborer, reached here yesterday and assumed his duties. Negotia tions by Graduate Manater Romeyn Ferry resulted in the border barrier being raised.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-30
BASKETBALL TONIGHT.

The Interscholastic league cham pionslnip will be decided tonight on the y. NJ. C. A. court. when the New Britain and Hartford High school Guintets will contest. Should the To- cals emerge victorious, they will have copped the honor. and in the event of Hartford being returned victorious
 a three- coruered tie for first place will exist in the league. ...a
New Britain herald., 1920-03-30
McH.tLE WITH HILLIES.

Pittsfield, March 30.--"Eddie' Mc- Hale. utility in1elder: of the cham pion tiillies, has sent in his signed contract to the Pittsfield club. Me- Hale has been employed in, Lansing. Mich., the past winter. He has al- ready started in training by taking long runs and expects to be in trim when he reports here April 20.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-30
AMHERST FIVE PICKS PALMER.

Amherst, Mass, March 30.-Waldo 9 F.. Palmer of Poughk ee psie, x. 1., a junior at Amherst college, was elected captain of the 1920-21 basketball team by this years squad here yesterday.
 Capt. Palmer has played guard position son the team for three years and also has played on the varsity foot ball and baseball teams.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-30
ELEVEN TO MAKE, TRIP.

Pittsburgh. Pa. March 3O.-IIlevcn players will mako up the American Olympic hockey team. which will sail fron, New York April for Antwerp to take part II tho hockey Olympic cham mpionship April 20 to April 80. according to an official announcement nlaGe here yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-30
CHALLENGE CARPENTER.

New York. March 30.-Following the lead Of Charlie Wejnert, Gene Tunncy. X. E. F. ight-heaNyweish Int champion, stepped out with an offer to box Georges Carpenter, althoug h by now it ought to be pretty Sener- ally known that Carpenter cannot accept any challenges to box any body.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-30
JOHNSTON IO GO TO BATES.

Lewiston. Me. March 30.-J. OiiV- CT Johnston. track coach at WOrces- ter academy, has accepted the posi- ton of track coach at Bates college. Johnston was member of 1912 Olym pie team as a running high inn per
New Britain herald., 1920-03-30
MET AT TOP OF GAME.

hurst. E. C., March 30.-Play- RL four bail match on the cham
 |p course at Pinehurst ycster-
 5'ancis OuimcL equaled Park CT
 |1ore's recent record by going in , J-34-69- Ouimet's card f 4. 1. f, .. {. ,. 3-~35. In |i, 1, ,, l, 1, | 3I--69.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-30
COLLEGE: BASEBALL.

At Washington: University of Yer mont ). Georgetown university i. 13 innings
New Britain herald., 1920-03-30

Ibyszl<o wrcStlcs ConStaG D" Eou Ncr in Hartford tonight.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-17
ATITRAUKS RUMUNU
KARIUOMENE ATGAL.

Bucharestas, vasario 16 =
Rumunijos valdzia nutare att
traukti Rumunijos kariuomene
atgal is Nengrijos krasto pagal
upe Theissa Xxi linijos nustay-
tos taikos konferencijos PEREZ
ia rudeni.
Linija, Xxi kurios kareivija bus att
traukta, eina per miestus Arada
ir Csaba If traukiasi toliau
siaure Xxi upes Theisos, j pietry-
Sius nuo Miskolaso.
sakoma, kad slto pasitraukimo
negalima padaryti greieiau kaip
j du menesius.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-17
Atsiqsta kelios divizijos.

Viena geriausiu bolsevikp di-
vizijq, sakoma, pribuvo smo-
lenskan, neskaitant kareiviu at
gabentu is kitu stovyklu il pei
paskutines kelias savaites atsiqs-
ia ten kelios kitos divizijos.
Ateinont is pietu, lenku musip
linija eina per Novgrad-Nolins-
ka, o nuo ten dideliu lanku Gina
per Bobruiska, kuris yra paciu
krastutiniu galu lenku linijos ry-
tuose. Nuo ten Gina j siaurva-
karius per Borisova, paskai
slarre per Polocha if pasisuka
siaurrysius Xxi susiduria SUI lat
wiz frontu, kuris Gina Xxi Bal
tujq jury.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-17
WILSONO NOTA PLATI-
MA TARPA SU tai
KlNINKATS. z

Paryzius, vasario 10 d. =
Irancuzu valdzia skaito padeti
padaryta prelidento Niilosnc
,adsiatiaesnota viena ;paiaglsilj.
Sulig francuzu uzsienio rasti-
ne. prennicrai Lloyd George If
Millerand atsake j prezidento no
tq, sakydami, kad adriatihis nu-
sprendimas buvo padarytas 20
prideraro apsvarstymo il kad lis
atrodo jlems geriausiu ginGo SUI
taikymu. .IQ nota taip sustatyta,
kad is prezidento reikalaujama
zinoti, ka jis nori pasakyti savo
pagrumoJimu pasitrairkti nuo da-
Nvavimo adriatiniame since.
kitaip sakant, jei francuzp pa
davlmas notos yra teisingas,
Erancija if Anglija atsisako nil
sileisti Wilsonui il JOS nori Ii
mott ka jis daro su. tuo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-17
LENKAI KALBA APIE AS
TRIAS ISLYGAS.

Va-sava, vasario IA d. pave
luota). - Eenku tautininkai be
sirengdami taikytis zada statyti
astrias iSlygas bolSevikams Tarp
Stu islysq yra reikalavimas de-
mobilizuoti bolsevikq kareivius
Sitame fronte If isteigimas lenku
tvirtumQ pagal Dauguvos il
Dniepro upes
Musip pertraukos plenai rel
kalauja strateginas linijos apsau-
gojimui Lenki os, jei is tarybp
nielo neiSeitq. Kaip talkinin-
kai reikalavo is Volietijos kai-
riojo RENO kranto, taip lenkai
rengias reikalauti tvirtump Vi
tebske II Orsoje prie Dauguvos il
gal okupavimo Smolensko kaipo
rgarantijos, kad bolSevikai iSpildys
islygas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-17
HINDENBURGAS KALTI-
MAMA w MUsIMA, YER
GINIMA MEMRGAICIU.

Londonos, .vasario 10 d.i-
Exchange Telegraph kompanija
pranesime is Kopenhagos prive-
da vokieciu laikraScius raSant,
kad tallininkai reikalauja iSda-
vino marSalo Hlindenburgo ne
tick deito. kad lis pasake, jog
"ziauriausia kare yra zmoniSkiau-
sia, mes j veda pire gallo, bet
taipgi uztai, kad jis turi atsaky-
III uz nuosavybes naikinima No-
Ikicciq besitraukimo laiku.
FeldmarSalas taipgi yra kalti-
Inamas drauge su gen. Ludendor-
fu az deportavima nckareiviu il
,organizavimq nekareiviu darbi-
ninkq korpusus, kur tukstanciai
merginu bmvo atjduodama tikron
vergijon drauge st abejotlno bu-
domoterims, o JOINS atsisakius
dirbti, jos buvo plakamos ir ka-
linamos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-17
PARYzIAUS LAIKRAS-
+. CIAI RUGOJA ANT !,
WILSONO, REMIA
LANSINGA.

Paryzius. vasario IS d. = Visi
Paryziaus laikraSciai duoda daug
vietos Washingtoninems telegra-
mons apie sekretoriaus Lansin-
go rezignavima il 10 susiraslne-
jima su prezidentu. Journal is
Yadina sta atsitikima nematytu
pavyzdziu autokratines valdzios
krrios sulu yra denlokratai. la
sal laikrastis sako:
"Prezidentas Wilson's, sagri-
zes po savo slepiningos ligos at
eina prie isvado, kad seNetorius
Lansing 10 nebuvimo laiku val
de kaip Lansingui patiko, il at
state il. Jis tame nesiSlause ne
Sales atstovu, nei zmoHiu senti-
.mento, kuriems net Louis XIV
butq turejes daugiaus formalis-
kumo.'
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-17
IGNORUOJA WILSONO
PAzIURA ! FUMES
KLAUSlMA.

Paryzius, vasario 10 d. - Grei
tai atmesdamos PREF. Wilsono
pasibrieSinimus nusileidimu Sill
tartiai, Anglia, Francija il Itali-
ia tiksi isrsti Jugoslavijos klau-
simas ?alieciancius Adriatiko ry-
tinio pal<ras6io likima.
Anglijos prcmjeras LLOYD Ge-
orge il FTancijcs prcnieras Mil
lard parase ats2hymq Suv. Nals-
tin prczidentui, l:uriame iie lai-
kosi to, kad .Jugoslavija tusi su-
tikti ant nusileidimu, 0 jei il ne
sutiktu, tai Londono sutartis in
els salen.
Tuo patim zygiu Jugoslavijos
uzsienio minister's gayo prane-
sima, kad Anelilos If l'rancijos
valdzios nepermaine savo paliu-
ros delei Wilsono netileto pa
sielgine- so ea-t
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-17
SOSTINEJ FINA PASKA-
LAS, KAD KARES SEX
RETORIUS REZiG-
NUOJAS.

Washington, vasario 10 d. =
lra kalbama, kad kares sekreto-
yrius Raket nevisai patenkintas
.prezidento pasielgimu su Lansin-
igu il kad jis parases Wilsonui.
Jog jis tick pat kaltas uz kabine-
to narip susirinkimus kaip ir
Lansing; kad jis pasakes prezi-
dentui, jos jis uzsipelno tick pat
papeikimo kaip If koks llitas ka-
.bineto olicialas, jei tame yra kas
inegero il kad iis savo porfeli
'atidaves ant prezidento vaIios.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-17
SANGAJAUS MINIOS REL.
KALAUJA KAD PEKI-
MAS PASIPRIESINTU
JAPONIJAI.

sanghai, vasario I2 d. Pave
luota). - Sanghai.- didziausias
uostas tolimuose rytuose, karS-
tai uzsistojo Pekino If Tientsai-
no mokslelvIus, kurie yra muSa-
mi If kalinami w tai, kad lie ke-
lie protesto demostracijas prizes
tieslosines chinQ derybas su ja-
ponais Santungo klausime. Japo-
mans gyyenantiems Chinuose ne
ramu darosi matant visoj Salyi
inpykiina ant iaponu bandymo
isverzti Santungo sutaikyma is
kitty valstybiu ranku.
Sanghajaus demonstracija su-
judino visa sail. Septyni tukstan-
ciai moksleiviq, mpterp ir san
kroNininku neSe velukus, veliay
vas uzsikimsusiomis miesto gat-
vents, rcikalaudami, kad Pekino
valdzia pasipriesintp tiesiosi-
mems taryboms su japonais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-17
SENATAS SULAIKE LAI-
w PARDAVIMA.

Washington, vasario 10 d. -
Siandien senatas praSe laivinin-
kystes konliteto sutaikyti parda-
vim2 buvusiq vokieciu laiyp Xxi
senatas kq nutars tame dalyke
ligsiol buvo priimami pasiulini-
mai " tuos laivus.
Senate rezoliucija buvo priiul-
ia po daugiaus kaip valandos gin
cQ be uzrasymo balsu. ia inese
Tennessee senatorius' McKeller
(dem.) il pataise demokratu va
das senatorius Hitchcock. kad
isvengus priekaisto, jog tuomi
intariama komitetas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-17
GEZKELININKAI STREI-
KUOSIA.

Detroit, Mich, vasario 10 d.
Brolijos prezidcntas Allen L.
Barker Siandien uareiSke, kad
renstasis dausiau kaip 100000
Suvienytos Keliq palaikymo dar-
bininku ir Gelzkeliu Sapp dar5i-
ninku Brolijos nariq streikas ne
ra panaikintas, 0 tik atid5tas Jis
pasake, kad jei nebus tuojaus SUI
teikta darbinink nagelba, tai
streikas bus tikrai saukiamas
UzreikSdamas sta Barker taip
gi pasake, kad direktoriu komite-
tas if brolijos vicc-prezidentai
yra sacllliami cia ketverge susi-
rinkiman apkalbejimui streiko
padlties.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-17
MOSKVA KVIECIA ANG-
LIJOS PRIEMIERA.

Londonas, vasario 10 d.
'Anglijos darbininku vadas il
dienraS6io Herald redaktorius
George Lansbury, kuris Ga5ar ty-
rin@ja sqlygas Maslvoje, prisiun-
|t9 bcvieline telegramq. kvietian-
I6iq premiere aplankyti soviet9
vadus kuriuos Lansopry vadi-
ma "aisl,iapro6iais, tcisingais il
"EFelegrama sake.
"PraSau atyykti If pa5ikalb2ti
su Lenirl, l.su tikras. kad tamis
tos akys atsidarys tuojaus per-
lengus rube4iQ
"Nsra ko Pijotis taikos su 50
vietine Russia, bet yra didelis
pavojus Anglijai If Europai, jei
'da5artin5s s@lygos tests toliaus. '
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-17
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