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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05

each IDENTICAL with "a scar on
Charles Maust.
Idei sitfIcation was so absolute.
when ,-ntvcns was tried at Guthrie
i'm 1912, and the amount OF testimony
a.aing We prisoner so strong and
conclusiv,s that the jury was out only
five hours returning with "A verdict
of guilty ,pd fixing his punishment
at life iml risonment At the time
Of tho trial Craven's father. "A highly
respected citnrn, was still living In
southwestern IOWA. Bert Welty,
who was Cravens' partner in the Red
Rock robbery, was used as II wit
ness against Craacns at Guthrie. APP
bearing on the sand wearing an
oregon boot. having been brought
from the ISavenworth prison for
this purpose. He positively idcnti-
fled Crayeng,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05

identifying Charles Maust ~ Dcn
" N"ns. che ald unhcsltatingIy:
He IL Bon cravens I have good
reasons To remember him"
The Rrd ItO"k Ro'lpcr~.
Ti"' crime for which Bcn Crovens
was convicted In the federal cour,
't G,Hhrie and sentenced To TS~lvcn.
worth prison for lifc ot hard labor.
was th murder OF Alvin B,tcmon.
assistant postmaster at Red Rock
| 10 mil"s south OF ponca Citv--aud
manager there Nfor the Schw,rty
| store. trading point for the Otoc
| lndlnnT. The murder was COMMIT,
'"d 10y cr9vcns ana Welty while roh.
'ing the store. The scene of IN,
crime was then the otoc Indi,r
'ountry and this fact gave the fed
erol government Jurisdiction I'm thoi,
cavcs' although II wns ~ years after.
ward when Cravens was brought I,
trial ~
Cravens and Wclty pulled OFF tn,
Red RoA robbery about six week,
after thsy had started out torc.ho,
rom the laiter's homc In King.
fisher county. At Arlington they had
'obbcd the Graham general mcr.
"hnndise store and when Welty wa,
arrested, following the Red Rocl
affair, he was wearing clothes s,o,rr
~ Arlington. At Homestead. Kan
hey had lined up bunch of men II
the daytime and robbed the entire
| lot Several smaller ,ohs had bhcr
4 succcssfui also, and II was then de,
"idcd that the Schwartz store at Red
Rock should be the next.
Th" two co"'nan'ons visited ne.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05

n the word Of traffic cops, ga
rage men, aud the shcriffs offico
CHu be- taken az authority. the var
sex of Tulsa are not what could be
taken In any sense ~ being skillful
drivers of high powered cars ana
rafting fiivprr That clever and on
trancing Dttle conception has been
dismissed ns not Exactly correct,
ana women stand out In their true
light IN the scale of chauffeur ef-
Gci'nsy.
ON. Main stree, policeman was
h"Aitatiug over some opinion about
to bo stated as tp his idea Of the
way women dtivc when u horn is
footed n was u girl driver. The
street was rlonr both ways and the
cop signollcd her to 80 ahead. May
b" the liRhl wns In her eyes. any
way she couldn't Understand the
signal ana stayed IN her original
position. II wac truly original. be
INK b1lf extended out on the inter.
scctinu and - triflc uncertain M 10
It's Ditur" course, The cop went
over To- the car and told the frmi.
nine driver that the way\was Clcnr
ma she could advance She took
offence Sh" took more offence.
She was not tu bee told by any DO
own car, ana she glowed turiously.
\ I'm" uf bus 'Hs cars had Assem- b.
blod on the street and the cop wns
forced 10 1rt them advance The
girl came into action also. And she
shot her car straight through tho
I'm" Of lcgitimat"ly moving We
hlcl's. The cop was left with moth e
ing Gui shrug To cNprcss hlA
opinion. No more wns needed
II f'rd that th.r. are som, very
CofnIss<rnt women driving cars In
Tulsa hut AK q rul" they are not A.
good az the men 10 understand Sig
mails said the traffic policeman at
one Of the main Intersections "Thcy
GET nervous and lose their heads
wh"n th"y are ou crowded street
Whut accidents they cause from
thcir IWrvousncss, however, is
odunlled by the accidents caused by
men from rccklossncss. Ana while
have more trouble with them than
do with the men. I think that they
are as good IN their driving as the
women Of any other city. And
don't forget there are some women
VINO are real cracker Jncks' AT IN.
wheel admire them when I .cc
the way they can handle u car"
mechanic In u principal garage
'h1 not think that women know
fnich about tho workings of the in.
S'd" OF the hood. "Thcy Know
'bout the outside. but under the
MOOD thev are lost. No knowlcdge
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-07-09
lengths and could have done better.

lengths and could have done better.
Several from our town attended
the roundup in Centralia Monday
Mr.. Fisher and wife and Ralsh
Parish and wife drove to Taco -
Monday to see the automobile races.
They report big crowd and of course
had good time in general.
Will Roles started Monday morr-
ing for Anacortes. where he has an
interest in sawmill The far4!y
will 60 next W. *.
Professor Croy arrived in Gate
Monday evening. He will stay IN
Gate at the home of A. NJ. Kneeland
until time to take up his duties Ss
principal at Eatonville high school.
o. Cross has been doing cablne'
work at the Jones restaurant but ~
turned Tuesday to the independence"
logging camp, where he has been III
ployed as carpenter for sever:
months.
Fulton Daley and wife arrived i"
him home town Sunday to visit tbs
week with his mother, Mrs. Eshom
Mr.. Jackson is still selling straw
berries, but says the dry hot weathe
has cut the crop short more than half.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-07-09

tertained Mr. and Mrs Lewis Olson
and father and mother. OF ST. Cloud
Mimi. Tuesday afternoon. The Wis
itors were en- route to California.
Mrs. Emil Whitaker and son left
for Spokane Thursday, after visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Rose
for some time. She was accompanied
home by her brother. Floyd Rose
who will visit there a week or 10
days.
John Camper left Thursday for
Ellensburg. where he expects to seek
work in the harvest fields.
Mrs. Nettie Gray, who has been
confined to the Western Washington
hospital, near Tacoma, was able to
be brought home to visit her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnhart. few days
She returned to the hospital Monday
to receive further treatment.
Ed Shincke has purchased his old
place from Mr.. Axtell who formerly
lived on South Bay.
Mr.. Shaser, who owns the little
mill. has purchased the Marcott
Motors Company CARA &c and taken
possession.
F.. A. Warner is driving a brand
new Chevrolet he recently purchased
Mrs. F. Hannaford entertained al
supper Friday night Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Robbins and family. Miss Doris
Bigelow from Nampa, Idaho. and
Mrs. P. A. Robbins. The occasion
was Fred Robbins birthday.
A party consisting of Al in all gath
cred at the beach of Mr.. and Mrs. ]
IF. Robbins at Hunters Point and
spent the Fourth of July at tina,
place. The day was spent in foo
racing, tug-of-war, swimming. witt
plenty of good eats. Those present
were Messrs. H. R. Dodge. ]. r
Dodge, ]. Vanderveer, NJ. Husk, D
c. Robbins, C. H. Robbins Sr., c. H
Robbins Jr., j. F. Robbins, A. r
Thornton, Will Hawson, Leslie Pugh
and their families, Mrs. Johnson o.
Seattle. and the Hannafords. Every
body reported fine time.
I There will be an open meeting helt
at South Bay Grange hall Saturda!
evening, July 10. A good program il
promised, after which ice cream will
be served. Everybody welcome.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-07-09
RLACK RIVER VALLEY

Ashton Watson and wife OF Ma"
town celebrated with their parents
Sunday and Monday. returning no.
Tuesday morning.
George Hodges and his brother'
John. spent several days at doot S
canal fishing.
George Mitchell, an old-time resi-
dent of Gate, died at the home OF ms
daughter, Mrs. Ernest Enright ~
Tacoma last Friday morning and Was
hurled in Tacoma Monday morning
Those who partook of the dinner
and ice cream supper Sunday the 4ti'
with Mrs. Ed Cross were villa "
Roles and family. Mrs. GreathouSs
and son Harold, Mr.. and Mrs. 5. D.
Gates and son Arthur and daughter
MYRTLE. also James Walker.
Mrs. Melvin Pitcher entertainer
several relatives from Port orcna.'
Saturday and Sunday.
Floyd Parish and family are came
ing at Black Lake this week. Iee'
went prepared to bring home enough
bass for a winters supply of Friday
meat.
O. Cross sold his race horse &c
Johnnie Benn and last Monday W~~'
to Elma to see her in the races. 1s
came home feeling jubilant, as tne
little mare won the race by tnres
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-07-09
SOUTH BAY

Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Sylvester and
sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Moore and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Tur
ner and son drove to Hoods canal
Sunday. returning Monday. They
were accompanied home by Mrs. B.
w. Bickle and children, who are Wis
iting relative on South bay for a
week.
Mrs. Woodward spent Tuesday
afternoon with her daughter, Mrs.
Hudson. s.... A..
The Arthur Calvin family spent
Sunday and Monday with relatives at
Toledo.
Ed Turner and family from North
Bend and Mrs. Ben Balch and family
from Tenino are visiting with their
parents. Ms and Mrs Ben Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Hannaford. Mr..
and Mrs. James Vanderveer. Mr. and
Mrs. Will Teets. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Teets from Auburn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Reed and granddaughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Manley Baker and Mr..
and Mrs. Will Baker all drove to
Centralia Monday and took in the
Roundup. Everybody returned
home safely, reporting a god pro-
gram.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parse and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Toyne
and daughter from New Kramer, Col.
took in the races at Tacoma Monday.
also TIE evening program at the
Stadium.
Mrs. Darrell Teets and daughter re-
turned home from Auburn Tuesday,
after visiting her mother, Mrs. WILL
Jams, of that place for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Madden and
baby spent their Fourth vacation Wis
iting the formers and latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Madden and Mr..
and Mrs. Pickett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hadley Moe and wife
from Auburn are visiting their sister
Mcs. Will Teets and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hudson en-.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-07-09
Royal Welsh
Lady Singers


Iona Laska, native Alaskan soprano,
and Huldah Voedisch. A duo that vii!
surprise and delight all music-lovers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-07-09

e1 The picnic Saturday. the 3rd. The
crowd came in wagons. hacks, bug
giles. on horseback and in automo
hi1ae There We're foot races. horse
races. huckine contests, and numer-
.nu. other STUNTS performed. Bill
Smiths old racing mare won the frs
race and Herbert Weller's riding
mare P4ney won III the third race.
other winners names were not
learned. The celebration ended with
a dance III the evening
Mrs. Velma HUI and daughters OF
Pc Ell Wash. visited several days
last week at the home OF MI ana
Mrs. Ralph Weller
Mrs. Beulah Henderson, OF Havre
snent the Fourth with relatives ana
friends here.
Mrs. Dan Sturdevant had the mis-
fort,na IN fall from a wagon one day
last week. She was severely shaken
nm hut no bones were broken and she
exnects to be about in a few days.
Mr.. McCloud passed away at his
home Saturday. The old gentleman
had been in poor health for some
time and his death was not unexpect-
cd The remains will be taken to
Butte. his former home.
School closed Tuesday for SIX
weeks vacation.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-07-09
HOPP, MONTANA

Miss Jennie Weller and Mrs. Fred
Lehman were Big Sandy visitors last
Wednesday.
Miss Agnes Lohse visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Forrest Rutledge. several
days last week.
Harold Brown killed a big rattle.
snake Monday. He discovered 1t
among the corn where he was hoeing.
A heavy rain fell Wednesday. the
9TH, which was greatly needed. Win
ter wheat and early spring grain will
be an assured crop.
Everyone for miles around attend
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-07-09
1 "Kindling''
10 Splendid Lectures
10 Musical Programs
2l "COUNT 'EM"
''kindin&''

Splendid production Of Charles Ken.
yon's metropolitan success by the Mau-
rice Browne Players. A powerful play
admirably presented.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-07-09
The ParnellS

Two of the cleverest musical entertain.
ers on the platform. They will "strilke
twelve" with you in two programs the
sixth day.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-07-09
Raul Pereira

Prominent Portuguese violinist. for
merly Court Violinist, and his splendid
string quintet. Two Concerts-F0urth
Day. A.-iaAa
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-07-09
Judge F. G. Bale

One Of the country's foremost lecturers
Formerly Of the Juvenile Court, Colum-
bus, Ohio. Hear Judge Bale by all
means.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-07-09
TWENTY-ONE BIG EVENT
Just One Good Thing After Another

unbelievable
New Britain herald., 1920-08-21
SUMMER RESORTS

PENNINGTON. CONNECTICUT Second season. Delightful and pie turesque modern farmhouse. situated in beautiful hilly country. Excellent table: abundance of vegetables, fruits and milk; all our own products.
 PURE WATER AND SANITARY DRAINAGE
 JOSEPH A. PAGAN SCOTT'S SWAMP FARM Telephone Pennington 5e-s
 s-4-Srx
New Britain herald., 1920-08-21

FOR sALE-Thirty day Lot sale of choice building lots all 50-fnot front. on Osgood avenue and Hunter road: at low prices for cash time: good streets that have been accepted by the city; city water and streets lighted by the city. You will lind F.. F.. Hardy. Agent. there every sunday to show you these choice lots. Office. I5I Main St. 1dN
New Britain herald., 1920-08-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FOR sALE-Housr of seven rooms. rh-.c

FOR sAIE-House of seven rooms. h-nrre land East Berlin. Main street; near churches. five minutes to station: two cherry trees. four apple trees. three big grape arbors: apples and grapes will bear heavily this fall; easy terms: owner leaving town: excellent for those who work in New Britain. Middietown; a big bargain. Apply in person to H. q. RitchIe.
 East Berlin. Idx
New Britain herald., 1920-08-21
AUTOMOBILES

FOR SAEE-i9!s Ford touring car; de-
 nIountdble rims: new oversize tires: good condition. c. P. Nance. 542 West Main street. Telephone l632-3. S-20- 2dx
New Britain herald., 1920-08-21

FOR SALE DODGE ROADSTER PACKARD TOURING OLDSMOBILE TOURING HALLADAY TOURING CHALMERS ROADSTER OVERLAND TOURING Time Payments Arranged SIM BOOKMAN Elm St., Corner Main-Phone ASA
 S-16-tf
New Britain herald., 1920-08-21

FOR SALE-Seven-room house with large sleeping porch. fertile garden. 3S bearing fruit trees and grape vines. large con crete hen-houss with yards; on trolley line. near school: beautiful surroundings; situated Berlin street, Berlin. Conn.
 Apply to C. H. Aspinwall Id
New Britain herald., 1920-08-21

USED CARS OF VALUE 1920 AI-RI'RN TOURING 1920 STUDEBAKER BIG SIX 1916 MAXWELL TOURING 1916 OVERLAND ROADSTER 1915 FORD TOURING 1917 FORD TOURING 1914 STUFF ROADSTER 1919 OVERLAND TOURING 1918 SAXON ROADSTER
 NJ. I. JESTER I93 Arch St. Phone SI1 or 342 Open Saturday and Monday
 Evenings
 S-18-tf
New Britain herald., 1920-08-21

Real Estate prices are still soaring. Yet there is a bi. demand for property. If you have a house or lot you wor,ld like to convert into cash at a good profit advertise it in the Classified Column. There are plenty of buyers and the CIassi- fed column is the place to leach them.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-21

USED TRUCKS
 THAT ARE WORTH WHILE We have the following hand in first class mechanical condition, ready to go to work, viz: 2-Ton Mack-Rebui1t, with brand new rack body. guaranteed the same new. s-Ton Packard-Chassis and cab. Two 2h-Ton Maccars-One with sub- stantial padded van body, the other with rack body
 5-Ton White Dump-Newly painted. 2-Ton Nash-With brand-new lumber body. newly painted. Two 1919 5-Ton Clydesdale Dumps. Four 1919 2-Ton Day-Elder 25-pas- senger buses with Goodyear spare. Worth investigation. Call Liberty 43o, or see
 CHANDLER
 MACK MOTOR TRUCK co. 264 WhaIley Ave, New Haven. Conn.
 7-3o-tf
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-20

,,!nformacye co do silly i gatun-
ku armii bolszewickiej otrzyma-
lem cd specyalistow wojskowycrf,
ktorzy majq DUE doSwiadczenie
W sztuce militarhej i So prawie
nigdy nieomylni W swych So
zach.
,Armia bolszewicka skiada sic
cbecnie w przyblizeniu Z 70 dywi-
zyi, Z ktorych okolo 80 znajduje
sic ma froncie polskim, reszta zas
ra Krymie, Kaukazie i Syberyi
,Teoretycznie kazda Z dywizyi
sklada sic z trzech brygad, bryga-
ca zas z trzech pulk0w, 4 kazdy
puk w ezasie wojny z 1000 zof-
merry, 1ecz w praktycc liczby tel
armia bolszewicka rzadko dosie-
ga. Wyckwipowanic armii bolsze-
wickiej sklada sic ~czeSciowo Z "a
pasow zdobytych ma koicza,
ku, Judeniczu i Dcnikinic, wSku-
tex czcgo Jest bardzo rome.
Stan moralny armii jest bar
do niski. Do arnii wstepuja lu-
die przyneceni obictnicami wy
sokicj zapfaty .oraz dObrego zy--
cia, lccz najczeSciej SO zabicran'
sila. zolnierz bolszewickl mic vic
o CO i "a co valley, ~zrcscztq bar.
do maio sic o to troszczy; vie
cn tylko jedno - jczeli odmo%'
potscia ma front, to zostanie roz-
strzelany.
.,Bardzo czssto 50 uzyWane cd
dzialy chiiskie. ktore popedzaj;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-20
~Tslsgramy zagTaniczne.
Dokonczenie ze stTonicy, l-szeI

dek, powiedziai, re bolSzewicy
zamierzaja oddaG WiIno Litwi--
nom dopiero pc zaprowadzeniu
tam sowietow. Wojska litewskie
zaieiy czsSe t~erytoryum Polski,
ewakuowanej przez armie pol
ska. Obecnfe Litwa stanowi ba-
ryere pomiedzy SowdePia i Prusa-
mi Wschodniemi. Wojska polskie
cdchodza cd Prud w kierunku
Idly, gdzie jeden pociag pancer-
ny zostai otoczony przez miesza-
ry oddziai bolszewicki. Cd linii
Wilno : Prudy = Minsk bolszcwi-
cy posuwaja sig naprzods lecz
daje sic juz jasno zauwazyc symp
tony zmeczenia.
KLESKA ~ZEW
Warszawa, 20. lipca. - Ataki
bolszewickie wzdiuz Styru costa
~ odparte. w okolicach Dubna
wojska polskie zadafy ciezkq kle-
ske wojskom sowieckim - ich
cofaJace sic W nieiadzie kolumny,
zaatakowane'przez dzielnych lot
nikow eskadry KoSciuszki przy
Pomocy bomb karabin0w maszy-
nowych, pOniosiy ciezkie straty.
Ma po}udnie cd Kamienca Podol-
skiego Polacy atakuja Katerburg.
Przyczoiek mostowv mad Zbru--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-20

90 walk czerwonych bohaterow.
Dezercye So ma porzadku dzien.
rym, a czasami navel Gale iedno-
Sikh bojowe ~przechodza ma strong
Przcciwnika. Podczas ostatnich
dwoch miesiecy ME byfo wcale Ia
cznoSci ami strategicznej ami tez
taktycznej i dopicro W ostatnim
czasie sytuacya ia nicco sic pole
pszy}a. Mlieszanie sic do arInii po-
litycznych dyktatorow sowiec,
kich obecnic ustalo.
vFachowcy wojskowi do sztabu
generalnego zostali zrekrutowani
Z bylych oficerow armii carskiej.
,Rodziny tych oficcrow So try
name w charakterze zakladnik6w.
w razic ;gdy officer taxi mic chcc
sluzyt lub sluzy zle, to Iodzina
takicgo zoStaje rozstrzclana.
Procz tego szta6 armii bolszewi-
ckiej posiada w SVEN gronic pc
wnq liczbe oficerGw nicmiec--
kich.
,,Ofcnsywa bolszcwicka ma
Mii1sk, ktora byla odpowicdzia ia
oiensywe polska ma Kijow, byia
bardzo dobrzc uplanowana i wy
konana.
Walk obecne mic NIGGA bye po-
r6wnane z walkami prowadzonc-
mi podczas wojny z Niemcami
Obecny front bojowy jest bardzo
dlugi i liczba wojska, jaka posia,
daj2 przeciwnicy mic wystarcza
do stworzenia jcdnolitej linii bo'
jowej. Wobec tego okop6w jest
bardzo malo i z~najduja sic Cd Sic
bic ma dalekiej odiegloSci. Walk:
przewazniA odbywaja sic wzdfui
goSciicow, linii kolejowych, /
przejScia REX i wsi.
,,Jeieli wSkutek Walk ma jakim:
punkcic frontu koncentruje sig
wieksza iIost wojSka, to ma in.
nym punkcie iloSG wojska zmniej.
sza sic automatHcznic i miejsce
to Jest latwe do przelamania. Wa
runki ola walk konnicy sa mad
zwyczaj idealnc.
Nv ostatnich walkach armia
rolska wzieia mase jencow, tax
&c mic miaia czem ich karmic. m
gdzic ~trzymat, wobec czcgo 20.
lacv dali i'm jeden obiad oraz 2"
stall wygioszony odczyt 0 charak'
terze antybolszewickim i Gaia CRU.
pa jchcow zoStala wysIan0 L 20,
Wrotcm do SoWdepii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-20

Przygotowania woienne Polski
nia So militaryzmem, lecz srod-
klein obrony pred zalewem boil
szewizmu, co Sest dzisiaj VIOLA ca
lego Narodu Polskiego, Nar6d
Polski jest zdecydowany i przy-
sotowany do obrony swcj novel
wolnoSci i novel Polski i ME
zywi zadnych pragnien podboju.
Ia mySla przcniknieci So starry,
miodzi i dzieci.
Podczas pochodu rekrutow
przez ulicc Warszawy zjawii sic
oddziat chlop6w polskicl Z kosa-
mi nasadzonemi ia sztorc, jak "a
czasow KoSciuszki i zadekfarowai
swoja gotowost siuzcnia Ojczyz-
mic, mowi9c: .,Jak wielkie ofiary
by ME byly, Polska znajdzic dose
srodkow do powstrzymania dzi-'
kich hord bolszcwickich." ma pre-
die i w lyle togo oddzialu ma
szcrowali W uniformach szkolnycll
chlopcy, siegajacy zalcdwie do
RAMON ochotnikow. Pochod Fanny
kaf oddziai kobict = ochotniczek,
Wszyscy dzisiaj przcniknieci So
pragnicnicm pojscia' ma front W
celu bronicnia Ojczyzny Cd dzi--
kicI1 naicZdZcow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-20

y. ". SPEED BOYS: -
4 | q ) / II OFF
HYLAND PARKS: -
0 1 0 0 2 q @ |
S%kradzione mety: Szczuka, Cichy,
Piatek, .. Muzel.
UdcrZenia IA dwic mcty: Iwicfka,
MuZel i Martin.
Uderzenia ma try mcty: Ci(hy, In.
lewski / Szczuka.
WHmachanych przcz\ Xwiefke, Is;
prZez Van Thorlbo0n'a. >.
Gas CRY 30. - Widow 100.
Sedzia CRY Stewart.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-20
D NOVEL WOJNY


Konstantynopol, 20. lipca. -
Donosza T. Sofii, re Bulgaria po-
wolala pod broii roczniki Z 1921
roku. w miastach buigarskich,
jak r6wnicz ia pograniczu gree
klein, odbywaja sic demonstracye
przeciwko Grckom.
Pulkownik Dariconc przyja}
komende mad komitatami (okrsgi
administracyjnc) w pofnocnej
czeSci, W okolicach g6r Rhodol-
pho, a pulk. Naturalization
w6dztwo mad wojskami regular
nemi W innych o~kregach.
Dwustu Buigar6w usilowalo
spaliG Czuruk, lecz zostali odpe-
dzeni przez patrole greckie. Pod
Gas potyczki jedna kobieta /
dwoch melczyzn zosta}o zabitych.
W konstantynopolu panuje O.
bawa novel wojny balkahskiej.
Zaraz 20 zawrciu pokoju wersal-
skiego rad buigarski ostrzegai
E~ntentc, re oddanie Grecyi Ira
Cyl moze doprowadzic do powaz-
nycll powiklah. Tracya jest zalud-
Mona przewaznie przez Buiga--
row wyznania mahometahskiego.
Wojska greckic wyladowaiy W
Tracy pod oslona dial angiel-
skich, lecz ME ryzykuja posunac
sic w glab kraju.
Jednym slowem stoiny w prze-
dadniu novel wojny ~balkahskicj.
WIESCI z CHIN.
San Francisco, 20. lipca. - O.
skarienia, &c general Tuan Chi
Jul, przewodca wojsk w Anfu,
chcacy zdobyc stolice Pckin,
.,wszedi w spisek Z Japonia, 60
dzac sic ably ia zajela Chiny" -
zostaiy wystosowane przez guber-
natora Tsao Kun Z ~prowincyi
Chill. ktorej Pekin ley We
dug kablogramu otrzymanego z
Shanghai wczoraj przez prase
chiiska Chinese World" W San
Francisco.
Washington, 20. lipca. &C.
neral Wang, komendant wSjsk w
Pekin - stosownie do wiado-
mosci otrzymanej przez depar--
lament stanu - czyni kroki ably
zapobicdz napadowi ia miasto
przez zolnierzy Tuan'a. 5000 zo}-
merry powrocilo z pola Walk i
zatrzylnali sic W poblizu Pekinu.
Tclegraiiczna komunikacya z
Ticn Tsin zostala ponownie o.
tWarta.
Wojska generala Chang Tso-
Lin, wojskowcgo inspektora W
A~1andzuryi i wojskowcgo guber-
natora Feng-Tien, ktorego silly O.
bliczaja ma 10000 przybyly ia
pole walk w Yang-Tsun, podobno
zmusily one wojska Tuan'a do
odwrotu az do miejscowosci 10.
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