Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-01-22

apprOXimated at S4,5OO,OOO, represent
ing about $1,000 stockholders.
Liberty bonds and Thrift stamps es-
timated at $4,000 were stolen by rob-
field Banking company at North
Bloomfield, Ohio, and rifled deposit
boxes.
Foreign
French black troops turned their
machine guns on mutinouS COssackS
encamped % miles northwest of Con-
stantinOple The Russians returned
the fire, killing ten Senegalese and
wOunding 20 others and two French
officers.
Latvian hostages, returning home
from Moscow, state that all the Mos
COW jails are overcrowded with prison
ers, the inmates being more than 1OO,-
OOO-one-fifth of all the inhabitants of
Moscow, says a Riga dispatch.
Four civilians were killed and seven
"bIack and tan" auxiliary policemen
were wounded in a fight in County
Galway, Ireland The fight ensued
when & "black and tan" patrol was
ambushed.
David Kent, Sim Fem member of
the house of commons for the east di-
vision of Cork, was arrested at Bel
fast. He makes the seventeenth Sim
Fein member of the British parliament
now in Jail.
SiXty-eight passengers on a RUSSIAN
railway train running from Luga, on
the Gulf of Finland, to Novgorod,
southeast of Petrograd, were burned
to death when the train was wrecked.
A Tokyo dispatch says the Japanese
crown prince is reported planning an
official visit to England next March.
The official correspondence bureau
at The Hague denied reports in cir
culation that the members of the
HOhenzOllern family had been ordered
to leave Holland.
Paris prisons are crowded with
criminals awaiting trial while more
than half of the courts are closed
owing to wholesale designations by
judges as a protest against their mad
equate pay.
TWENTY-FIVE civilians were captured
and placed under arrest at limo
league, near Cork, when the military
surprised a party preparing an am
bush.
Winston Spencer Churchill, the war
minister, it is reliably, although unof-
ficially stated at London has accepted
the post of secretary of state for the
colonies, in succession to Viscount Mil
ner, who resigned.
Premiers Lloyd George and BRAND
will meet for a conference on German
disarmament and other matters now
awaiting settlement on January %, ii
is announced at Paris.
A large body of men attacked the
Tuckey street police station at Cork.
They were repulsed after a fight with
bombs, rifles and revolvers, lasting a
half hour.
The Paris La Matin says Holland has
ordered the eX-kaiSer and his family
out of the country, following discovery
of a plot that the eX-crOwn prince was
to sneak into Germany and lead an
army to Berlin.
Blood flowed in the Berlin streets
when, without warning, the police
fired on crowds of communists cele-
brating the anniversary of the murder
of Karl Liebknecht and Rose LuXem-
burg.
Continuous successes for the Greeks
in their offensive against the Turkish
nationalists in the Brussa sector are
reported In the latest 0Tcek ARMY
communique, forwarded from Athens.
Premier BRAND at Paris has com
pleted formation of new cabinet to
succeed the Leagues ministry and will
occupy the post of minister of foreign
affairs.
A dispatch from Riga says: MOS
COW reports a serious peasant rebel
lion has broken out in the government
of Podolia, Ukrainia."
Severe fighting between Bedouins
and Druses in Syria is reported in a
Cairo dispatch to the Central News at
London. The Druses are said to have
lost 1,50O killed.
A call for a special session of the
Mexican congress, beginning February
Z. was issued by President ObregOn al
Mexico City.