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The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-02-28
Tulsa Wins Double Victory over
MuskOgec.

WILLIAM LITTLE, Reporter.
The game was very interesting.
began at $3.50 and was out at 0:1j.
The first half of the game was hard
bo.h teams played haid. Miss u.
Austin and Miss II. J1ckSon acting as
MuSkogcc or NJ. T, II. SIS forwards,
were not use to such place as they
PLAY ed in. 1t was entirely too small
and on account of its small aCcOrI-
mudationS caused us or NJ. T. II. S.
to lose. The last half was played
well by both teams and caused every
ono to be cgotiStic about seeing the
conclusion of the game. Tulsa won
8 to (. Better once than ncver)
The boys game began promptly
after the girls game was over. Both
teams were hard. They played roc
twenty minutes before goal was
pitched. The first goal pitched was
pitched by David Mccullough.
Kermit Anderson, the smallest man
or the team, threw a goal from half
way the field. He is I feet high ana
weighs loo pounds. He doesn't bar
any one in anything ne plays; foot
ball. basketball and anything else.
Daniel Brown threw a goal with
thvec men guarding him. (Somc
Sho! )Plincy Twirc and Calvin
couldn't get moving room in such a
place. They guarded their men Suf-
fic;ently, Tulsa played nice ball.
We admit that Tuloa has a good
team but we are their SuperiorS and
must conquer. SO if YOU want to
see the game of games, come to Mus
koGcc, Okla, and watch Manual
Training High School clean the High
ScLool of Tulsa, Okla, Friday, Feb
81, 1920
When YOU are mp,
When you're down
When you're up against NJ. +. II. s.
YOU are up and DOWN.
We have to lose some lime, so i
wont be impossible for MS to get ,
game again. We are like rubb"l
yo.. mash ON us but we will bounc,
bacE to our natural size. SO W.
have been mashed ana we back tC
our size again, so look for dcfca
when YOU sneak or come To the city
of MuSkogco to play N T. IL. s
everything from now ON.
&. b. Bryant, priu'ipll of school
s. =. Williams. Alhrlclic and Scicu.
Teacher; Adolph Williams. Tcache
o' History; Mrs. a.. N Graham, En-
pli.h Tpaghpr. Mrs { II RrN.onr
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night He was pleasant caller at
The Star office while in this city.
Mr.. +. l.. Harden of Okmulgee was
in our city Wednesday.
Mr.. II. L. Baker, the Ardmorc
Luhricating oil man. was shaking
hands this week with friends here.
He is some pusher.
Mrs. DcvercauX of North Frank
fort street, visited Wagner last
week to pay taxes on her mothers
property.
Mr.. Andrew McGregoI, an excel
lent young man of our Race, and
Miss Langford, an accomplished
young lady of Paris, Texas, were
harpily married here this week.
Mrs Kate Walker of 800 North
Frankfort street. who returned from
Clarcmore recently, where she went
to take hot water baths, has been
quite sick since returning home
I he Ladies' Art Club was enter
tcrlained at the residence of Miss
Harris. teacher in tie city schools,
on North Lansing Stree. Wednesday
afternoon
Mrs. RoSalic C.. baughman, wife
of ThcO. Baughman. who arrived in
| Tulsa last week 10 attend the bed
side of her husbands mother, ce-
! tuI ned to her home in Palestine
Texas Sunday.
MIR. Bankhcad. one of our heavy
property owners and a representa-
tive citizen. has been bothered Will
rheumatism for several days.
hcv. h. A. Whitaker, The wide
awake pastor Of Nj Zion Bapiis
church, left this week Tor Shawnee
Okla. where he will conduct NEE,
ing at the Baptist ohurch in tina
city.
Miss Nula Greene who had bee
here visiting relatives for severe
weeks, left Wednesday for SedW
karsaS, where She will spend som
time visiting relatives.
o. Mr. and Mrs. PccvichouSc. success
full people of the community adjoi
2 ing BcggS, were i'm the city recent
r. in their high class car. They wei
l. the guests of MIR. and Mrs. BaEi
Q head.
IS barber Carter, who conducts or
IS of the well palroniIcd shops q
= Greenwood street, is boaSting one q
the finest bunch of chickens i'm Il
y city, He says gathering an 1ru
>, ful Of eggs each day is his hab
I, now.
/ Miss Lucille Caldwell and Mi
y Lois Clark were called to Chandl,
tins week owing to the serious il
ness of their father, MIR. Hcnr
Caldwell. who is critically i'll,
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-02-28
Registered at The Stradford Hotel.

The following out of town guests
registered at the Stradford hotel
tits week:
Monnie Collins, Rev. s. NJ. Twine,
Sidney Kernal,J Jesse Thompson and
wifi" and Leroy Edwards, Muskogcc
Edmond Wyatt, oklahoma City; and
Hamilton Ware and wife of Okmui-
gee
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-02-28

Mr.. VIM. Hutton of New City who
has been in Tulsa for the past three
weeks left Wednesday for Muskogee.
Mrs. Barnes, leading lady of Red
Bird, was here last week, attending
a meeting which was held at the
First Baptist church. While in The
city she was the guest of Mrs. Payne
Of North Frankfort street.
The Misses Velma and Edna Ri
ley went to Muskogee last Sunday
on visit to their parents. Miss
Edna returned on the same day and
is back on her job as popular cash
ier at the Thompson Pharmacy.
Mr. \. C.. Clay, president of the
Lubricating Oil & Manufacturing
company, of Oklahoma City, is bacl;
in Tulsa, after a ten days trip 81
important business connected with
his company.
Mr. J. w. Bonds, secretary and
treasurer of the Louisville Coal Co,
at Louisville, Oklahoma, is in the
city soliciting orders for coal. MIR,
Bonds and his company are operat
ihY coal mine at Louisville and he
is here to make arrangements for
t. e sale of their coal.
The entertainment marking the
opening of the new Masonic hall, :ilS
East Archer, given under the man
/ agement of Mr.. A. r. Hunt, last Tues
daN evening was a success in every
particular and quite large number
of the younger set social buds and
gallaniS were out and had a large
evening. The music furnished by
Combination Four was satisfactory
in the highest degree.
Mrs. Susie Bell, one of the prop
rielorS of the popular Bell & Little
Cafe on EaSt Archer, entertained
T her nephew, Mr.. William Little OF
the NJ. T. ii. school, Mrskogee, dur
ing his visit her as 4 member of tht
basketball team. which met defeat
at the hands of the Booker Wash
inglCn Tulsa team last Friday even
ing
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-02-28
Card of Thanks.

We wish TO thank our many
friends for their beautiful floral Of
fcringS and kind words during our
recent bereavement in the loss Of
our beloved husband ard son, Mr
Dixon.
MRS. J. w. DIXON, wife,
Mrs. C.. ROWE, mother.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-02-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lewis en-
t,,tained a few Of their friends at
t. cir home, 1895 South Carson street,
Wednesday night Dainty refresh
merits were served and various a
ntuacments were enjoyed. Those
present were, Mr.. and Mrs. Sims,
Mis-. DR.. Key, Miss Anna Bell Ware,
Mr.. Plentiss Lewis, Mrs. Rhodes,
Mrs. Dudley, Mrs. Lisco Duncan and
Ms. Browning \ very delightful
evening was sp,r!.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-02-28
Leap Year Party at stradford

Last Thursday night the Hotel
STR dford dining room was the
scene of one of the swelleSta and
most enjoyable entertainments that
ctcr graCed that noted Tulsa inSt-
tuition. The occasion was the Civ
ing of leap year party by the
handsome and genial lady guests Of
tie Stradford in honor of group Of
Tulsa Hotel walters. The ladies act
ing as hosteSSes for this event were:
The Misses Weber, Dodson, Barber,
Sanders, Coleman, Solomon, Welch,
Pearce, Kirby, and Riley. An equal
number of young men made the par
ty nicely balanced and promoted
the happiness of all concerned. lc"
cream. cake and other refreshments
were served by the ladies, and the
music consisting of piano and traps
woS most heartily enjoyed.
This event will be l2no remember
ed and it is up to the guests OF This
occasion to return the favor on Sorlc
future date.
Miss Beatrice DOlSCn, who spent a
week in Oklahoma City, nursing the
members of her sisters family, re-
turned home Tuesday.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-02-28
Elks to Give Ball and Reception.

The Colored Elks of this city are
planning to give big ball and re-
ccplion at the Convention Hall on
Friday night, March 10, which
promises to be one Of the most i'm
porlant social events gay Tulsa has
ever seen.
During the last few months Elks'
clubs have been organized in all Of
Tie principal cities Of Oklahoma and
at present plans of the oCiCerS of the
local club to entertain the members
Of visiting clubs and their friends on
this occasion.
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the big event by the cX-
altod ruler, C.. f. Corhctt, and ;hc
secretary, J. f. Hardy.
There was a well patronided leap
year entertainment at the NJ. F..
church on Tuesday night.
Mr.. Luther Smith, on" of our taxi
nv, avn N'l uN Will an vi ANl VI
job printing This week
Mrs. A. X. Brown who is doinP
some effective work for The Star at
Okmulgce, was in Tulsa Wednesday.
Irof. Leftvich, president of the
new A. and NJ. college at Booker
tee. Okla, while here this week
gave us an order for printing.
Mrs. b. j. Sandridge, who is in
Hot Springs, Ark. writes that she is
beng greatly benefited by the hot
water of that city.
Miss Mabel Carr and Miss Beal.
trice Hughes will open a first claS,
millinery store at 2l0 North Green
wood street, on Saturday, March 2S
Mr.. Jack Douglass, who spent sew
crai weeks in Hot Springs. Ark, tax
ing the water cure, returned homr
las week, greatly impl owed.
Mr.. Laurence Loman who ha
been attending Western Universit
at 0uindaro, Kan. passed throug
tbs week enroulc to his home d
, BcggS, Okla.
Mrs. Loula +. Williams, pTOprlC
- Tor of the Greenland Theatre an
. one of The Stars bcs! customer
/. has been confined tC her room a
, this week due to illness.
Mr.. Norman Wells, a student {
Western University. 0uindaro, Ka
2 and one of our excellent young mel
: returned home this week on aCCour
f of sickness. He will leave within
2 few days for Detroit.
I Every day there are members c
our Race who visit Tulsa with cap
5 tai with the idea of going into bus
r ness here, but business houses al
e. as Scarce as hens teeth" Let on
: people with money erect few NOR
business houses in Tulsa.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-02-28

toners of the store. Miss Walker
is occasionally aided by her friend,
Mss Matte Clardy. who has had
some experience in the feed store
business.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-02-28

Drs. Humphrey ard Owens and
Attorney Chappelle Of Sapulpa, were
in lhe city Wednesday night assist
ed IL initiating len new members in
to the mysteries of the Cosmopolitan
Lodge No. 10. Improved Benevolent
Protective Order of Elks of the
World.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-02-28
FOR PLAIN AND NEAT SEWING

Mrs j. BUTLER 45 Yves. Bryant Street, Sewing for
Ladies and Children qua rantced Well experienced Also
havo ready made garments for sal
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-02-28
Tulsa Girl Runs Feed Store.

Every day our young COlored Wo-
men and some of the elder ones as
well. are breaking into new iielGs
of life'S cndeavor. Here in Tulsa
we have a large and flOuriShing bus
inoss handling feed and grain of all
kinds, almost exclusively conducted
by a bright and genial young col
ored girl, Miss Susie Walker. Miss
Walker is originally from Colunl-
bus, Miss, but came from Ladonia,
TeraS, to Tulsa.
The business is owned by her un-
Gle, Mr.. w. II. Harris, one of TulSa's
most successful and enterprising fl
nanciers. The young lady, Miss Wal
kcr is constantly on duty at the
East End Feed Store and much OF
the success of this enterprise is due
to her affable and courteous treat
mclt accorded the numerous Gus
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-02-28

rcrilod at Sand Springs Saturday
night. He was pleasant caller at
The Star office while in this city.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-02-28

Mrs. Irene Smilherman, wife of
NJ, Albert Smitherman, circulation
manager of the Star, is now Ill
cha &c of the library.
Mr. NJ. C.. Perara, state agent for
Tho Standard Life Insurance Compa-
ny with headquarters at Muskogee,
was in the city Thursday.
Mrs. Ellen Bruner of Yeager, the
mother of Mrs. C.. +. Corbett, 400 +.
Haskell street, is in the city the
CUES of Hon. and Mrs Corbett
Mr.. NJ. Parks, a successful white
mCrchat, favored us with an order
for printing this week
Washington'S birthday anniverSa-
ry vas fittingly observed in Tulsa
last Monday, Feb. %.
Mr.. James Taylor of Muskogce
w9> in the city Wednesday.
Nj. S. f. Edwards and Lawyer
Owens of Muskogee were in the city
Thursday on business.
Mr.. J. l.. Northington has just
completed a beautiful little bunga-
low in the addition and has moved
in, according to reports.
News has reached the Star office
that Mrs. W. f. Mcintosh of TulIa-
hasSee died this week and the re-
mains were shipped to BriStow for
burial.
Nj J, II. Goodwin, of the Jackson
Undertaking Company, spent all
dav Thursday in Okmulgee on i'm
portant legal matters.
Mrs. c. d. Jones, S23 n. Lansing is
seriously i'll. Her daughter, Miss
Myrtle Johnson arrived Sunday
from Denver.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-02-28

Great Success.

Elliott & hooker's White sale Is J
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-02-28

Mr.. II. L. Baker, the Ardmorc
Luhricating oil man, was shaking
hands this week with friends here
He is some pusher.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-02-28

Mr.. +. l.. Harden of Okmulgee was
in our city Wednesday.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-02-28

Mrs. Irene Smitherman, wife of
M. Albert Smitherman, circulation
manager of the Star, is now in
chm &c of the library.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-02-28

'.v & NJ Tvinc of MuSkogce was
i'.r I'm the city Tuesday.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-02-28

Mrs. DcvereauN of North Frank
fort street, visited Wagner last
week to pay taxes on her mothers
property.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-02-28

Mr.. VIM. Hutton of New City who
has been in Tulsa for the past three
weeks left Wednesday for Muskogee.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-02-28

Mr. NJ. C.. Perara, state agent for
tho Standard Life Insurance Compa-
ny. with headquarters at MuSkogee,
was in the city Thursday.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-02-28

Every day there are members of
our Race who visit Tulsa with capi-
tai with the idea of going into bust
ness here, but business houses aIe
as "Scarce aS hens teeth Let our
people with money erect a few more
business houses in Tulsa.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-09
TRUSTAS zMONEMS
VOGTI.

Washington, kovo s d. =
Meksikos uzsienio raStine, kaip
siandien yra praneSama is Mexi-
co Miesto, paskelbe, kad tapo SUI
sekta kooperatyve draugija zmo-
mems vcgti, turinti savo tikslu
vogti If laikyti ispirkimui svetim-
salius, ypatingai amerikiecius.
Paskelbime sakoma, kad sta
nepaprasta draugija susideda is
pasienio meksikieciu il amerikie-
ciu; sitas lizreiSkimas yra remia-
mas praneslmais nuo ivairiu kon-
suliniq virsininku. Uzsienio ras-
tine taipgi sako, kad sta draugi-
ia taipgi uzsiima nedoru darbu-
kelimu vaidp tarp dvieju saliu,
Meksikos ir Amerikos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-09
DINAMITAS SUDREBI-
NO MIESTA.

Chicago, ILL.,, kovo 8 d. -
Siandien $40 val. ryto Chicagos
kalkip emykloj, prize w 10 gat.
pm. 1900 sprogo 500 svarq dina
mito. Trenksmas buvo toks dide-
lis, '<ad per dvi myli aplinkui
isbyrejo langai, desintys zmoniu
tapo srzeisti if Simtai ismesti is
lovi.. Policistas John Bambula,
stovejusis w poros bloku nuo
sprogimo vietos, pats nesijuto,
kaip isvirto If atsipeikejes, kaip
apdvokes nezinojo, kas su juo at
sitiko. Sprogimas atsitiko zeme-
jc $50 pedu gilumo. Sprogimo
laiku duobej buvo trys darbinin-
kai; juos atrado srzeistais, be
gyvus. Du jp tapo nugabenti Ii
goninen.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-09
''MIRTIES LAIVAS" PRI-
BUVO UOSTAN.

Konstantinopolis, kovo s d. =
800 pabegeliq, kurle apleido No
vorosisk4 laivu Novajo, uzejus
oolseVikQ pajiegoms. daugeliui
iSmirus nuo ligu. Sal6io If 0ado,
pribuvo Gia sitan uostan sunylie
If isbadeje
" astuoniolikos valandu po
apleidimHi uosto, laiva iStiko We
ira. kuri per dvi dieni neieido
laieui pasiyaryti priekin. MaiStas
ir anglys pasibaige. Per ketrrias
dienas laivas Navajo pluduravo
Juodose jurose vetrai besiauciant
Pc to ant laivo apsireiSke siltine
ir daugybe numirusiu pabegeliu
tapo pal9idoti jurese. Antgalo XII
tas laivas su pabegeliais uzejo
ant Navajo If atvilko il uostan.
Simtai atvykusiu pasazeriu tur6-
jo atSalusia rankas If kojas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-09
S. Y. atnaujinsia pre-
kyba su Russia.

Washington, kovo 8 d. = Sa-
koma, Amerikos valdzia vra pra-
nesusi apie 'savo nusprendima
lcisti atnaujinti prekybinius SAN
tlkius Su soyietine Russia tuo-
jaus, kaip tik talkininku salip
valdzios pareiks aiskiai savo po-
litika.
Pirmas talkininku zln2snis lin
kui prelybiniu santikiu su Ru-
sija nuo laiko nusprendino saus.
u d. leidziancio vesti prekyba
su rusu kooperatyvemis draugi-
jomis, tai pereitos savaites pa
skelbirlas apie paskyrima komi-
sijos pasiuntimui salygoms iStir-
ii If tautu lygai pranesti
-Ar Suv Valstijos sius savo at
stovq pagal talkininku pakvieti
ma, ar ne, dar nezinia, bet yra
manoma, kad sta valdzia veiks
tuojaus kaip komisija is Rusijo,
sugris if isduos savo pranesima.
gal pavasario Pradzioj.
Sitos valdzios veikim&s ten
kinsis vien oficialiu pripazinimu
pavienip prekybos su Amerikos
firmomis, be joIdo pripazinimo
sovietines valdzios, arba pripazi-
nimo tiesiogines prekybos su So
vietine adminlstracija
kaikuriq yra laukiama, kad
valdzia labai abejoja pasisekimu
sumanymu isnaudojimui Rusijos
savytai If kad leidimas prekiau-
ii su pavienia;s Rusijoje bus duo
tas daugiaus kaipo ismeginimas,
o ne del isitikinimo, kad toksai
leidimas bus geras.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-09
Vokietija reikalaus bill
jono paskolos.
va|dzia paem9 dIrbtuve prizes
SavininkO nora.

Prize dabartinio istatymo sitas
nusprendimas yra tik patartinis,
bet prefektas prisake Mazzoni'ui
nusprendima priimti. Tas neat
kreipe domos tai ir darbininkai
paeme dirbtuve patys. Panaudo-
dami Mazzinio didelius sandelius
nedarytos medziagos jie ware
darba kooperatyviais pamatais.
.Policija, matydama sta, visai ne
sikiso i jq darbq.
Mazzini Wis atkakliai tvirtino,
kad jis yra savo namuose seimi-
.ninku If peike prefekto pasielgi-
ma. Dabar valdzia paeme dirb-
tuves.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-09
PRASERGSTI S. V. SAU-
GOTIS EUROPINIU
LIGU.

New York, kovo 7 d. = Suv.
Nalstiju vieSosios sveikatos tary-
bos chirurgas generolas il. S.
Cumming Siandien atvykes tia
1aivu Baltic prasergsti Suv. Val
StljV sveikatos virSininkus W.
sienlQ iSplaukimo uostuose. kad
jie atkrciPtp savo doma ateivius
If nelslleistQ uzsikretusip siltine-
mis- if bu6oniniu maru.
Gen. Cumming sako, kad SAM.
tarines II sveikatines sqlygos Eu-
ropoje yra visur blogos ir kad
uzsieniQ sveikatos virsininkai lig-
siol nelsteiSe apveikti ligu gre
siantiu visuomen6s sveikatai.
Niennoje na,sja miegamosios
|ligos lorna virto epidemine; sta
iisa kol kas esanti nezinoma gy-
dytojams.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-09
VALDZIA PAEME DIRB-
TUVE PRIZES SAVININ-
KO NORA.

Rynas, kovo 8 d. = Darbinin-
kA judejimss Italijoj pradeda is
sprusti is organizatoriu kontro-
les If ingyja aiskiq formq anar-
chistiniu streiku kaipo paprastu
darbininku protestu
Organizatoriui paprasius mi
lane streikuojanciu darbininku
grizti prize darbo, jie atsisake
klausyti ir Albertos Malatestos
vedami susireme kovoj su poll
CHA gatvese, kur abb puses var
toto ginklus.
Keisciausiu ir gal epakq pada-
ranciu atsitikimn yra turejusis
yietos Mazzzoni medyilncs dirb-
tnvese Pontecanavese ir Tore
Pelliee arti Turino. Mazzoni yra
'scnosios mokyklos dirbtuves sa-
vininkas. Iis atsisake taikytis su
darbininkais, ar net detis prize
darbdaviu federacijos, kuri yra
padariusi tam tikras sutartis su
darbininku organizacijomis.
Kick laiko Mazzonio darbinin-
.kai pareikalavo nauju salygu il
augstesniu algp Ju reikalavimai
buvo atmesti ir darbininkai isejo
] streika. Mazzoni uzdare dirbtu-
YES ir atsisake taikytis su darbi-
ninku organizacijomis. Darbinin-
kai pareikalavo, kad iis priimtp
sutartis padarytas kitl dirbtuviu
savininku. Darbininkai padav6
dalyka sutaikyti treciuju teismc
tarybai Iurine Mazzoni nestojc
pas treeiuju tcismo kcmisija, ku-
ri, isskiriant kelis mazesnius
dalykus nusprende darbininkr
naudon.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-09
NAUJAS CARAS
UzKASPIJOJ.

Londonas, kovo 8 d. - Bevie-
line zinia is Maskvos pranesa,
kad Uzkaspijoj apsiskelbe nau-
jas caras.
BolSevikai, pagal Revelio pra-
nesimus, netrukus ketina ineiti
Besarabijon. 10000 bolseviku
kareiviu perejo Dnicstrq ivair'uo-
Sc vietose. Daugelis rumunu ka-
reivip susiremusip su bolsevikais,
tapo isblaskytl.
Rusq sovietines pajiegos pa
dare puolima ant lenk4 ir suo-
miu varakiniame il siauriniame
fronte. Pranesimai sako, kad
abiejuose atvejuose jie buvo at
musti If suomiai uadare puolimq
prizes puolima pralauze bolsevi-
ku linijas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-09
ANGLU PREKYBINES
TARYBOS SU RUSAIS
NERAMINA VOKIE-
Gus.

Berlinas, kovo ! d. y Woke
tijos pramoniniuose rateliuose ap-
sireiSkia SuSirupinimas ir nera-
mumas; apskritai yra isitikini-
mas. kad Anglia nori padaryti
taikq su sovietine RuSija patio
2iu laiku il kad atrod mas nuo-
Salumas kaikuriuose rateliuose
Londone yra tik dalimi pleno
paskelbimui tikrojo tikslo, bu-
tent, uzgrebimo prekybos SUI Ru-
sija.
Kas sykis Wis didesnis spau-
dimas daroma valdzia, kad il
sukrustu atsteigti prekybinius
santikius il pripazinti sovietinc
valdziq, kadangi JOS pripazini-
mas, kaip yra manoma, yra tik
laiko klausimu.
Izymesnieji finansininkai il
pramones vedejai bijosi tik, kad
Anglija oficialiai neva salinsis
nuo sovietins, valdzios il nepri-
pains jos tik iki Anglijos pre-
kyba saus atsistoti rusu rinkoje
taip, kad j beveik kontroliuos
rusu vaizba.
Finansiniuose il pramoniniuo-
Sc rateliuose vedama smarki agi-
tacija prisivertimui valdzios da-
ryti kq nors ir neleisti visiskai
uzdaryti vokieciu pramones If
prekybos nuo rusu rinko;s tam
patariama detis su .Amerika ir
kovoti w prekyba su rusais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-09
100 AIRIQ UzPUOLE
KAZARMES.

Limerick, Airija. kovo s d. =
sintas airiu apsiginklavusiu .sau-
dyklemis If smarkiais sprogalais
uzpuole policijos kazarmes
Doone arti nuo cia If saudesi
apie valanda laiko. Policija at
silaike saadymu is saudykliu ir
metydama rankinimis granato-
mis-; uzpuolusieji antgal pasit-
rauke. Policijos niekas nebuvo
suzeistas.-
Dublin, kovo s d. - Valdzia
uzvede atklausinejima pagal kri-
minali akta SS7 kas del tam tik-
III airiu bapku santikiu su Sim
Feinais. Atklausinejimo tikslu
yra suzinoti kur If kick Sim
Feinu pinigu yra padeta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-09
ANGLIJA NEKETINA PA
VISIT VAXARINIU
INDIJU S. v.

Loadonas, kovo 8 d. = Pre-
mjeras Lloyd George, atsakyda-
mas j paklausima atstovu butte
sla0dien pasake apie uzminima
pavesti vakaru Indijas Suv. Val
stijo's kaipo dali Anglijos sko-
los Su0. Valstijoms, pasake, kad
Anglijos valdzia neturi nei ma
.ziausio moro ismainyti, ar par
duoti Anglijos vakariniu Indijq
dali.
Jis pasake, kad yakiriniu In
'dijq gyventojai yra prisiriSe prie
kardijos ir 1abai didziojasi tuo-
mi, kad yra imperijos nariais,