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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27
BENNY LEONARD STARTS
IN ON WELTERWE|GHTs
Uses Up All Respectable On.
position i'll Lightweight
Class.
by Wcxtbrook pex,er.

T tHilcu News STAFF Correspondents
NEW YORK, Nov. 2G.--Havine used
up all respectable opposition in the
lightweight class. Benny Leonard. tho
champion. is starting in on the wei
,er"cightS, presumably to work up
TO Il match with his friend, Jack
britton, w"itcrwciGht champion. for
huse gate. along toward the middle
of the indoor boxing season.
Meantime. the fcathcrwcight class
Is without an active champion, and
hghtcrs scaling up to 1870 pounds are
nsking TO be considered as Junior
l!ShtwciGhts," because in that newly
established division there will Inc
plenty OF action this winter. johnny
Dundee. awarded the title by tho
rather doubtful process OF defeating
George Is. Q. Chancy. of Baltimore,
last Friday night, will he glad to
ociehu inc same not only for the
sake OF the immediate dinero. but
also TO establish the class us a real
division OF the fighting game. Dun
Zee never held any title before, and
there Will not he much distinction in
the junior lightweight" champion
snip until 1t receives much moro
recognition than IL has received so
Tar. Dundee and several other tough
little men could fight Johnny Kilbanc
at equal weight for tho feathcrwcight
title. but kilbane demands l22 pounds
of his challengers. while reserving
the right to enter the ring himself,
as he stands
Leonard is reported to be too heavy
to make the lightweight limit of 1875
pounds at o'clock any more, and
sun he strong. but there seems to he
little occasion for his doing so. any
way. Lightweights with legitimate
challenEe TO Leonard arc simply not
to be found any more. He has beaten
them all except Willie jackson and
Lew Tender. Jackson fears him. and
Tendler was beaten badly by Rocky
Kansas. whom Leonard gave spar
ring lesson last spring.
Leonard begins his weltcrweight
campaign Tuesday night against
Sailor Friedman. in Philadelphia. and
should beat him easily. a week later
he will box George Ward, the New
Jersey wclterweight. who beat Jack
Britton last spring, but this will be
only ten-rounder, and n benefit
show at that. The fight will be held
in the Garden. the proceeds to 80
TO n Jewish charity. in which Leonard
has interested himself. Later. Leon
ard will go to Milwaukee and Bon
Pinkey Mitchell. the skinny kid
brother of Richie Mitchell. whom
Benny plastered in the French bcne-
fit riot NJ the Garden last winter.
and soon after that the lightweight
champion Will take on Young Denny.
weltcrweight. in New Orleans. IL the
shows go through as planned.
So the heavy feathers and under
sized lightweights are reclassifying
themselves as juniors" and the reg
ular lightwcights, IL they want titu-
lar action, will have to go up one
notch into the weller group TO get IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27
BOWLS ENLARGEMENT
ONLY ''PIPE DREAM"
ICY Associated Press.l

NEW HAVEN. CONN. Nov. 90
Professor c. w Mcndell, of YaIa
University. chairman OF the athletic
board of control. today said that IN.
story OF enlargement OF the bowl TO
u capacity OF $4,000 was "pips
dream"
He declared, at won't he done
while i am here. 1t would spoil the
beauty of the bowl. as we'll as A
large number of Seats under the pro-
posed gallery. Even with the extra
5000 seats, the demand could never
be taken care Of"
Professor MeIVdcll continued:
The more YOU add To the seating
capacity the more the law of dimin-
ishing returns apply. The cost OF
maintenance Of the enlarged struc.
turc wonid cat UP the extra profits
1t would cost, at Il guess, s75o,0st
TO make the enlargement"
lie said the bowl had been paid
for, the finish the bowl fund" given
100000 and Il loan OF $4,000 tenn.
porarily repaid out OF receipts from
sale of football tickets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27
IS VICTIMS CLAIMED BY
FOOTBALL DURING SEASON
Death List Is Same as 1920
and 6 Above Toll of Two
Years Ago.
MAJonIrY rs HIGH SCHOOL,
with Two Exceptions, None OF Vie.
ttma Are More Than 20 Yrurn n,d.
Improper Training In Declared 10
be Cause.
tBy Associated press.l

CHICAGO. ILL. Nov. 2C.-Footba,,
claimed thirteen victims during tho
1921 season. which closed with
Thanksgiving Day games. according
70 The Associated Press today.
The death list was the same as in
1920 and six above the toll of t,,o
years ngo. Ten lives were lost az tho
result OF games in 1918. twelve In
1917. eighteen in 1916 and lf:ecn In
1a15.
AS in former years. the majority OF
/! uths killed were members OF ,.yh
school teams. The figurcs apparently
uphold tho contention OF football ex
perts that proper training and physi.
cal condition greatly minimize the
danger OF the game. for only one or
TIE players killed was a member Of I,
college eleven. one was eml-pro
player. one Il member OF u naval team
ana the remainder were high schoo,
or sand lot players who did not re-
ccivc the intensified training ana
physical inspections given In colleges
with TWO exceptions. none OF tho,
victims were more than 20 years old.
fhe list OF deaths follow:
Floyd Watt Niilisca. Iowa, captain
OF high school team. dropped uncon-
scious, dying later. following "a line
buck In game November ~
William Pritchard, Elizabeth CITY.
\. C.. l6 years old. died OF injuries
received in practice game. September
20.
Donald DAVIS. ;mporiu. Kansas
. ilfhnck with Kansas state Normal
c4crcn. died November 81. of Internal
, ijurics received In game against
baldwin University.
Monroe Beatty. Bcllvuc. Pa. high!
hool player, cied November II OF IN /
1iries received In high SCHOOL game.
carleton Nanncback. Toledo, on.u.
IL years old. ir stantly KILLED NoyeM.S
r II. playing In amateur game; /
OK was broken as result OF being
tackled.
Harry Johnson. Evanston. H.. hiphI
school player. Is years old. lied Octo-
Ter "a from concusSion OF brain: Il,
5ired during practice.
Francis frickc. Flint. Mich, high.
school player. Is years old. died Octo.
Ter ~: kicked In abdomen durins,
practice.
Frank Nadcau. Lowell. Mass. %,
years old. died November 9 as result,
II rupturcd blood vessel at base OH
brain; was member OF n naval team
Matthew karyachich. BcnwooI. W.
Va, 30 years old, died September -,
from Injuries received In scml-pro-
fessionnl game.
Edward ~. Itcck, Bclicville. III, 20,
years old. killed November "a. crushcdI
in mass play.
Charles Brfwood. Kansas city. Kan,
high school player. died early in tnel
season as result or internal M
3Iries received In practice =
Waldo Mcnkcl. 81. quarterback ,Si
the Mounds. Oklahoma. football team
died in Sapulpa. Okla. last Night frsnE
JuricE received In Il Thank givint(
Day game.
Sim" Barber. captain of Abilene.
Kansas. high school team. died No
vcmber from injuries received in al
game with Clay Center High Scno,i 4
OF November J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27
NEW ALLOTMENT
OF SEATS PLANNED
IRy Associntcd prcssl

CAMBRIDGE, MASS, Not. go
There Will be n new deal in the al
lotment OF seats for the next Yale
Harvard game in the stao urn. TWO
years hence. the Harvard Athletic
Association announced today. One
detail OF tho changes propSscd Will
give freshmen and sophomores pre-
ccdencc over graduates and univcr-
stiles. Although nomnaIly entitled
To two tickets each. these lowe
claSsmcn this year were cut TO one
each, because OF the large number of
graduate applications.
Rules established in 1910 for ticket
distribution have been found made
puate to meet changed condition and "A
new committee is TO be appointed |,
draw up revised plan. 1t Is no
longer possible to assure all Harvard
men of seats for themselves, and IT
least one companion, and the new or
dor OF things Will take this fact into
account. AS 10 location OF seats the
statement today said that under the
existing plan OF preferences and the
seating shortage, Il graduate had one
chance In thirty Of getting scar
IN the stadium proper on the Harvard.
side.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27
YOUTHS BOOK GAME
FOR TOMORROW

The Benedictinc Juniors. after hav-
ing lost the first game to ST. Chris
topher's third team. are now prepar-
ing for their second game. The back
field has been greatly strengthened by
the addition of Reardon, who Will
play full.
The team has game with Me-
CURES third team Wednesday,.
Is. Solart. c. Miller. Smith. Wilson
Lyons. ONeil Pcndergast and Richter
are the ones from which the line will
be picked, while j. Miller, stone
Gareth. Woods and Reardon are the
hackficld candidates.
The team is expecting TO win as II
has been strengthened since the last
game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27
CECIL LEITCH FORCED
OUT OF WINTER GOLF

LONDON. Nov. 2G.-Cccil Lcitch. tho
british woman golf champion. Will
be unable 10 play all winter az the
result Of an injury sustained in her
mai match in the United states, ac-
cording Ia an announcement made on
her return here.
The doctor. who examined her right
arm here, hopes to. get IL In such
shape that she will be able to com
pete In next years championship here
and In America. but ne says that a
complete lay-of in golf competition
by Miss Leitch is essential now. An
other disappointment to Miss I,eltch
vas that all her clubs were ruined
BY the heat in the United States. and
that two shafter clubs she brough,
back cannot be used in Britain. due
TO legislation against them by ST
Andrews.
in her explanation az her defea,
AT Hollywood. Miss Lcitch says tina;
the break OF play came when she 20,
In bunker at the tenth hole. The
British champion gays that the effort
she made in getting the ball out OF
The hazard. caused her q mental and
physical collapSe.
Copyright, lo2i,by Public Ledger Co. }
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27
LIBERTY PRESS LEADS
DUCKPIN LEAGUE

BY defeating Cottrclls two out of
three games Friday night the Lib
erty Press team still holds first
place In the Capital city duckpin
league. with HellstcrHs pressing
close behind. i'm fact there are four
teams closely punched, and with
twelve more games to play in the
first half season the other two have
possible chance.
The Palace and Independents de-
serve much credit for sticking MS
they have with weak teams as there
has not been q forfeited game this
season. and everybody is glad TO sec
these teams strengthening as they
have In the last few weeks, and
from now on they are going to give
the leaders Il little trouble
The Invincibles also deserve men
ton along this line. as they also had
n losing team to start with, but kent
plugging along and have won the
big end of all series for the last four
weeks, and are liable to continue
climbing with the material they now
have.
Results last week:
independents. .: Palace, I.
1nvincibleS, .: Hcllstcrng
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27
JACK DEMPSEY GETS
TWO NEW OFFERS

SEATTLE. WASH, Nov. 26.-Jack
Dempsey. heavyweight champion Of
the world. has had two new offers.
one from Bill Brennan the other from
Jack Carpenter, of st. Paul, Demp-
sey's manager, Jack Kearns. an
nounced today. Kcarns said neither
proposal would be decided until
Dempsey completes the vaudeville
tour which brought him here. Kearns
added that the Brennan offer was
wired by Tex Rickard today and held
out Il satisfactory purse" for a bout
in Madison Square Garden.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27
PRIBBLE TO HEAD
KENTUCKY ELEVEN

LEXINGTON. KY, Nov. 26-Eur-
kett Lee Pribblc. OF Butler, KY, has
been elected captain OF the 1922 Uni
yersity of Kentucky football team.
He succeeds James Server, OF IicndGr-
son, KY, who graduates next June.
Pribble plays full back and guard
The Wildcats may lose only two
regulars through graduation this
year. Senver and Baugh. line men.
ended their football careers this
week. and LAWN and Fuller, back
field mon. will be graduated next
June. both having intimated tina.
they may return TO the univcrs, y
for post graduate work. They arc
eligible for one more year Of foot
ball.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27
HOLY GROSS STAGES
FOOTBALL MARATHON
(By Associated press.l

BOSTON, Nov. 26.-Holy Cross ex-
ected the heavy toll OF six touch
downs from Boston College In the
annual football meeting between the
two rivals at Braves Field this af-
ternoon. Tie scores was Al to 0.
- field, mSde heavy with rain.
proved little hindrance to the Holy
Cross backfeld, which carried out a
Cast running attack mixed with Il
kystcm Of. forward passes that the
Maroon and Gold could not halt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27
Church chrlstm.s sale FRIDAY

The annual Christmas sale and din
Eer OF the First Presbyterian Church
Will be held Friday. December .. in
the lecture room Turkey dinner will
be served from IL noon to . O'Clock,
and from TO s In the evening. Fancy
articles. cakes and candies will he
on sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27
Witnessed Foo,bnil Cn,n...

Miss May Edmonds, Of Accomac,
spent several days In Richmond last
week. visiting friends. seeing Foch,
and witnessing the football game be-
tween the University Of Richmond
and William and Mary. Miss Diamonds
Is graduate OF westhampton Col
lcge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27
Church to Give oyster sumner.

Christmas sale and oyster supper
VIII bs given in the Sunday school
room OF the Westminster presbytc-
rian Church, Park and Davis Avenues,
from until 10 o'cl, ok, Friday. De-
cembcr :. supper Will be served at G
O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27
Ertie ia BOX MarIowc.

ST. PAUL. MINI. Nov. 26.--John-
ny 'Kewpie" Ertie. ST. Paul. ban
tsmwei8ht boxer, will meet Billy
Marlowe. of New York. at Madtsou
Square Garden. New York. In q M.
teen-round bout on December 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27

was the opinion OF trainer Pop
Lannigan. Frank Dobson and the
athletes themselves that tho run
should be held the same day each
year.
Gold Medal to Stands.
The solid gold medal was won by
y Il. Stands. Jr.. gold filled medals
went to Greene and G.. *. Stands for
finishing second and third. respective
~. Bohannon received a silver medal
for finishing fourth. Hite and Deklc.
OF the University of Richmond. re-
ccived silver medals for finishing nth
I. Il. Wilson. bill" Wharton and
Marlette received bronze medals for
finishing in the order named. The
two wilson's ran unattached. Whar-
ton represented tho Virginia Boat
Club, while Marlcttc ran for Elon
College.
University of Richmond furnished
the surprise of the day when Hitc and
Dckle- finished among the first ten, re-
cciving silver medals The Spiders
team was AN inexperienced one. but
and every University of Richmond
man entered in the race completed
the course. which was Il good six
miles. Coach Frank Dobson and Man
agcr Williams declared they were
We'll pleased with the showing made
b. their runners.
Winner Not Pushed.
While the time of the winner was
not good, II must be remembered
that Stands WAS not pushed by n
rival athlete at any stage of the race.
He and his three team mates stayed
out III front majority OF the time
close together. Stands drew away
from the field during the last half
mile az the race and finished strong
Zion College, which won ,hirl
team honors. Is newcomer in the
race. bu; their representatives de-
clarcd yesterday they will make
/ every effort when they return home
To have Zion represented in the race
next year. Success crowned the ef-
! forts OF those behind the Marathon.
/ not hitch occurring during the
/ day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27

Monday--Liberty rress vs.. indie
pcndcnts.
Wcdnesday-Cottrc VS.. Irwin
ciblcs.
Friday-lIellsterns vs.. Palace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27
Womnn Illuminated for NrrI,ter.

KNOXVILLE. TENN. Nov. 2G.-In
the Roane County Republican primary
today Mrs. Dora Blye was nominated
for register. She received 400 more
votes than her male opponent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27

RicNmond y. G.. IS; Sewanee. o.
Nav ;. {: Army, o.
Dartmouth. {: Georgia. 0.
Catholic University. 10; George
Washington, Z.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27
snxv Cr,dIrnn Co,,.,,

Saw Gridiron ConteHts.
Attorney Il. II. Williams. of Smith
field, spent Thanksgiving In Rich
mond. and took In the football game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27
VIRGINIA BARRIERS
TAKE FIRST HONORS
IN MARATHON RACE

Continued From First Page)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27

independents. .: Palace, /.
lnvincibles. 2: Hcllstcrns, !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-27

was the opinion OF trainer Pop
Lannigan. Frank Dobson and the
athletes themselves that tho run
should be held the same day each
year.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-25
KARO LAIVYNE BUVO AT
sIRADE "soVIETAI."
Sekretorius DENLY JUGS panal-
kino.

Washington, birz. "A. = S.
Valstijq karo laivyno poroJe
Iaivu buvo atsirade jurininkQq
"sovietai." Tai nebuvo boise
vistiniai, bet Siaip sau $50
vietai." Vienur ir kitur tas
buvo ivesta praktikon su bu-
vusiojo sekretoriaus Danlelso
leidimu.
Karo laive Michigan komen-
dantas buvo leides patterns Ju-
rininkams balsuoti drausmes
kIausimais. Tas ilgokai buvo
praktikuojama.
Kitame 1aive kOmendantas
irrrininkams buvo leides bal
suoti, kur laivas turf plauktl
i sausuosius dokus.
Kaip viename, taip kitame
atsitikime jurininkams buvo
Quota valios, kuri priesmga
karo laivyno iprociams, abel
najai tarnaujanciQ drausmei If
kenksminga Saiai. Mes drau-
sm6s laive nustatymas arba
.nurodyton vieton laivo plauki
mas turi prigul6ti nuo paciQ
laivu komendantQ, bet ne nuo
jurininkQ.
Karo laivyno sekretorius
DENLY prasalino tQ laivu ko-
mendantus ir panaikino tuos
jurininkp "sovietus." Mes tas
buvo pavojinga visam karo
laivynui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-25
Lenkija Nieko Negaus IS karo
AtIyginimo

kui po lygia dali gaus BRAZIL
ia, Kuba, GraIkija, Sijamas II
Geko-Slovakija.
Rumumijai nepripazinta ME
ko, nes il gavo Transylvanije
If Dobrudza.
Taipat joks atlyginimas ne
pripazintas Bolivijai, klnlJal,
Peru ir Lenkijai.
Taikos konferencijoje tuome-
tinis prezidentas Wilsonas for
maliai atsisak6 nuo koklo-
nors atlyginimo. Bet nauJa 5.
Valstijp vyriausybe koklo-
nors atlyginimo is VokietlJos
gall pareikalauti darant atskl-
"a su Vokietija taikQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-25
MYKOLAS BIRzIsKA VEL
NUBAUsTAs 90 TUKST.
MARKIU.

vilnius. Mykolas Birziska,
tas gerb. lietuyiQ apginejas
Vilniuje, vel tapo lenkq val
dzios nubaustas, kad indejo
savo organan "Vilnius'' strai-
psniq If ziniu, kurios "mazi
ma valdzics autoriteta If kur-
sta viena gyventoip dali prizes
kita.o
Vilniaus vidaus direktorius
p. P'yyocki ispejo p. Birzisska,
kad jei laikrastis nepakeis sa-
vo krypties, jis busias uzdary-
.tas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-25
MAsKvA GELBEs cITAI.
Citos valdzia persikels Vladi,
vostokan.

Shanghai, Kinija, birz. "a.
Rytu Siberijos respublikos
valdzia Citoje galutinai nus
prende padaryti sajunga su
Rusijos bolSevikQ valdzia.
Apie tai cia gauta bevieliu
telegraph pranesimas.
Tuo tikslu Maskva su Cita
darys formale sutarti.
Taipat pranesta, kad Citos
valdzia galvoja persikelti
VladivOstokan. Tuo reikalu
vedamos tarybos su japonais.
Citai tame ir kituose zygiuo-
Sc zada gelb6ti Maskva.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-25
Lenkai KeIia Riauses Poznaniuje

mis- skaitlius policijos isvaike
mkaitusius lenkus.
Lenkai demonstrations ra-
do priezasti. Jie sake, kad vo-
kiskose, dirbtuvese su lenkais
darbininkais blogai apsieina-
ma. Vokie6iai perdetiniai juos
gambia.
Miesto majoras Maciaszek,
iIenkas, ilgas laikas buvo in
tartas provokiskume.
Riausiq metu burys lenkp
isilauze jo ofisan, j isvDlko
gatven ir pradeio musti, Te-
eGiau policija j isgelbejo.
Tai bent lenkai!
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-25
KLA1PEDA.
Ka pasakoja is Kauno
sugryzusieji.

Klaipedos sveGiai, apsilan-
Ike Lietuvoje, negali atsidzlau-
gti is to, ka mate, girdejo II
prityre.
Musu lietuviams, Amerikojo
gyvenantiems, bus malonu IS
girsti, ka jie sake if raso: stal
"PrusQ Lietuviq Balsas Re-
kviename numeryje mineja a
pie to apsilankymo ispudzius.
No. ia raso:
"Apsilankymas Kaune bu-
yes toks grazus, kad visa, ka
ten mate il girdeje, ispasakoti
.ir apraSyti nei is tolo nesten-
giame. Su pasigerejimu rodo
jie grazuji zymzenkli, kurs ju
l1rutine dabina. Tai NUNS
brangus atminimas; tai dova-
ma, kuria NUNS iteike, vos
nuvaziavus." Zymzenklis, ant
kurio lyg is sidabro raitelis
.
(vytis) uzdetas, isrodo labai
dailus. zaruojanciosios lietu-
viSkosios spalvos itvertos tam
siai zalia silko lentele ant lu-
rios su aukso zodziais rasy-
ia: "Klaip6da-Kaunas 1921
-5-15 d." Tulasis pavy-
des jiems toki brangumyna,
bet nei vienam, jog nebuvo
kelias uzkirstas Kaunan, visi
buvo kvieciami ir raginami, Q
kaip NUNS sugryzusleJl pasa-
koja, tai kauniskiai, ir lauke
daug didesniame sl1aitliuje.
NUNS atvaziuosiant. Bet jog
nei vienas negalejes sau isl
vaizdinti, kad vokieciq taip
peikiamojoj zemaitijoj tick
grozybes If prakilnumo rasti
galima, kur tik klausais, Visi
;sako, tai buvusios tikrai pra-
kilniausios jq amziaus dienos.
IlSurias ten praleide Kaune
Dziaugsmas ziba jq akyse il
:iie pasakodami nezino, ks'
daugiau grit is to viso, kas
ten buvo rodoma. y
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-25
EKsTREMISTAI LAIMEJE
MASKVOJE.
Jie vadovauja bolseviku kon.
gresui Maskvoje.

Ryga, Latyija, birz. %. =
Maskvoje bolsevikai turf save
treGiojo internacionalo kongre:
So.
cia pranesta, kad kongre-
Sc laimeje ekstremistai boise
vikai ir siandie jie vadovau-
ia kongresui.
Tarpe tn ekstremistq svar-
biausieji skaitosi: Trotzky,
Zinovjov ir Karl Radek. Tai
kariausieji radikalai vadai.
Toksai Radek kongrese yra
pasakes, jog CANA bolsevl-.
kams propagandos. Propagan-
dos laikas praejes. siandie jau
reikia imties darbo.
'Tuomi, suprantama, baugl-
namas pasaulis. Tx jiems var
gas, kad pasaulis nepabunga.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-25
CHICAGOJE.
PAsAUTA DU PoLIcMoNU.

Vakar ryta SO gatveje fties
Grand boulvardu (du policmo-
nu axis j aki susidure su ke-
turiais juodais plesikais gall
vazudziais. Prasidejo kova su
revolveriais.
Vienas plesikas paklotas,
vienas suzeistas, vienas sugau-
tas ir vienas pabego.
Bet plesikai suicide ir a
budu policmonu. Jiedu pain
tn Mercy ligonin9n. Pranesta,
kad vargiai pasveiksianciu.
Pasautu policmonu: Tho
mas Dennis ir John Hogan.
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Admirolas Sims Washingtone

konferencija netur6jo nieko
bendra su paSakyta Anglijoje
kalba.
Laivyno departamente adj
mirolas Sims leido laikrastinln
,kams save fotografuoti, BET
atsisak6 kaIb6ti. Tqpat jis pa
dare apleides il admirolo Co.
ontz ofisq.
Lygiai nepatirta, kaip vel
kiai jis pagamins atsakymq
i sekretoriaus DENLY memo
randumQ.
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CECIL PAsIRENGEs BUT
PREMIERU.
Prizes Lloyd George pakyla
audra.

Londonas, birz. "a. Lor-
das Robert Cecil, kurs nese-
mai atsistatydino is Lloyd Ge-
orge'o koalicijinio kabineto,
definitiviai paskelb6, jog jis
nusprendes bi kada uzimti
premiere, ofisa, jei Sails to rel
kalausianti.
Jis apie tai pareiske mo-
teru unijisGiQ susirinkime.
Kalb6damas jis kareiais 70
dziais atsiliepe apie premiere
Lloyd George ir jo .koalicijini
kabineta.
Tue budu prizes Lloyd Ge-
orge'a pakeliama dar smar-.
kesn6 audra. Daugehs yra
nuomon6s, kad Lloyd George
netinkamas premieriauti, at
gyvenes jis savo laikus if jo
vieton reikalingas naujas pre-
mieras.
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ZINIOS IS LIETUVOS

Kaunas. "Blaivybes" susi-
rinkimas. Nutarta siais me-
tais susaukti visuotina Kata-
likq "Blaivybes" Draugijos
skyr. delegatu susirinkima
Kaune rugsejo 10 d. prizes pat
500 metq zemaieiq vyskupi-
jos jubiliejaus iskilminga ap-
vaiksseiojima, kurs ivyks IL d.
rugs6jo.