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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07

captured no less than seven field goals
and ten out Of nineteen chances at the
foul line. In preliminary the Richie
Public School team was defeated by
the Warwood High School freshmen by
the score of IS-S. This proved a very
interesting contest. Coach Tilock used
no less than ten players.
This evening the Warwood boys and
girls will lineup against the Mingo
High School teams. on the formers
floor and large crowd Is expected TO
attend.
warwood-a4 Elliott-9
Wise Co ........F. ......... Rafferty,
Hood ............F. ............ West
Clarke .......... G. ...... Borland Co.
Prll .............G C. ............. Carr
Roberts .......G. ...... Fleming
SnhStitut!ons-Stro
Field Goals-Wise :. Hood :. Strocbel
.. Rafferty, !. Borland /, Fleming l.
Fouls-Wisc. 10 out of 10; Hood. ,
out OF {; Boriand. / out Of IL; Fleming.
out of 6.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07
LtnRly.
cHAhLHNQE

The Wheeling Independents are anx.
ious to arrange games for any da;c
and would like TO hear from sons nnst
ian pound teams IN the Ohio Valley,
preferably the Christian Midgets OF
Bellaire. All games will DO played
abroad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07

ELLIOTT TAKEN over
BY WARWOOD TOSSERS
Up-the-River Quintete worked Pass
ing Great and Scored 34-s Victory.
wise Was the Big Star.

Warwoods passing Fame took q de-
c!ded boost last evening rs was shown
IN III. easy victory over Elliott Conn
merrtal hasi,cihIN five. which fell 4
y!.r,u - ,u, snu"''ms assault Of cap
tain WISE II the Green and White who
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07
BOSTON COLLEGE MENTIONED
ASEASTERN RIDCHAMPlONS

hub CITY ELEVEN WENT THROUGH UNDE-
FEATED SEASON--VETERAN ATHLETIC ASSO-
CIATION FROM PHILADELPHIA MAKES An
NUAL SELECTION OF EASTERN RANKING
KNOWN-INVITED TO ANNUAL BANQUET OF
VETERANS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07
COACH ROCKNE Of NOTRE DAME :
NAMES TWO ALL MYTHICAL TEAMS
GREAT FOOTBALL 1nNTo1 AT
MorRE DAME PLAYED AGAINST
MARTINS HERHY ArH-
LErIcS HERE.
was ClAss1nAts OF Louis IKE, Of martins
Ferry, and Chosen Al-Amsrtcan
End By Camp In 1914.
fEror IN. plttsburgh sun.

Coach Enute Rockme. OF Nore Dame
University. has selected two al-myth'caI
teams that seem TO meet with the gem
eral opinion OF the football public the
eleven men making up the All-American
team being far different from those
mentioned from Walter Camp, In his an
nual selection.
RocSme Is known to every fan IN the
xridiron world. and is widely hera!ded
as one OF the greatest coaches In the
country. While at Notre Dame in 1914
he landed an All-Amer!can berth At an
end position on Walter Camps selection
Ferry fans are we'll acquainted with
every move OF the western mentor, as
he was once a c.assmatc OF Louis Ike,
manager OF the F'enray and Past!me the
aires in Martins Ferry, At the present
Rockrne also appeared on a local grid
iron against the Martins Ferry Ath-
lettcs, when he played n wonderful game
at terminal for the Massillon Tigers
ut League Park.
Coach Rockme says that Davies Is tn
greatest halfback n football history and
how Walter Camp could ever take Il
berth on the first eleven from him IS :
mystery 70 every fan In the country. He
is also high in the praise OF George
Gipp. deceased.
Coach Hockme has placed two Notre
Dame PLAYERS on the first AN-Amerlcah
eleven, while three of his players arc
placed on the Ali-western team. Fol-
lowing are the two selections. one ALL
American and Ail-Western teams, as Sc
Iected by the Sotre Dame coach
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-07

4 sign In your window for yea
uii, no. BE- read b. as many people &s
=, Adj IN The In,ell!gencer for one day.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-07-16
THE PLEASURES OF SIN.

It's world old topic We all know
that sin in any form has it's attend
ant pleasures.
But how often we forget that all
pleasures in this world must be paid
for at some time or another, in some
way or another.
Right now, when the whole world
seems to have gone pleasure-mad,
and mankind's greatest efforts seem
to be expended in seeking pleasure,
this topic, "The Pleasures of Sin,"
takes on a new interest, and the sub
iect will be treated in a most inter
esting manner Sunday morning at
II O'Clock by Rev s. D. Roberts, at
the Methodist Church.
In keeping with the extreme warm
weather, Rev. Roberts is holding his
sermons down to about twenty MN
utes, the entire services lasting only
from II till twelve o'clock. He u.s.
however, delivering some gems of
pulpit oratory, that are greatly APP
preciated by the ever increasing num-
bers that gather each succeeding
Sunday,
The weekly Iberian., 1921-07-16
Letter From An Iberian In Canada.

The Iberian has received letter
from Mr.. James McGary, who ac-
companied by Mrs. McGary, left two
weeks ago for Canada.
Because of Mr.. McGary's wide cir
Gle of friends among Iberian readers,
we are sure that many will enjoy his
letter, which follows:
My Dear Frame
| received my home paper you sent
me. Many, many thanks, it certainly
is nice to read your home paper when
you are two thousand miles away.
Well, when we left New Iberia we
stopped in New Orleans for four
days. We then put in week in Chi
cago and had wonderful time. From
there we went to Detroit and spent a
week, and also had lovely time. But
believe me when | tell you it is hot
in all these places. In Detroit l found
the most of the auto factories shut
down. The Ford plant is working
with half the force but are turning
out as many cars as they did with
double the amount of men.
In Canada all the factories have
shut down, and three quarters of the
men are out of employment.
The weather here at Branford is
SO degrees in the shade, and in Lon
don (the next town. it is 100 degrees
in the shade. Talk about the South
Why its Gods Country down there.
People here ask me if it is as hot
down South and | say, "No! it only
gets SO or "a degrees, never any
higher.
/ read with pleasure Our Senator
Broussard's Maiden Speech and he
voiced my opinion exactly.
More power to him.
Give my kindest regards to all my
inquiring friends and don't forget my
paper. Your friend,
Jas. T. McGarry.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-07-16
LaBAUVE-VIATOR.

A wedding of interest took place
Thursday morning at 5 o'clock at St
Peters Catholic Church, when Miss
Vernice Viator, daughter of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Odras Viator, was married tc
Mr. j E. LaBauve, clerk in the
Globe store.
The bride was dressed in a neat
tan suit with brown hat and shoes tc
match. They left for New Orleans or
their honeymoon. From there they
will go to Brules, near Baton Rouge
to visit his parents. They will reside
in their own little home on Chestnut
Street.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-07-16

Mrs. II. II. Collins and children
have gone to Houma where they will
visit with relatives during the next
two or three weeks, while DR.. Collins
is on a fishing trip at Last Island.
Mrs. j. r. Barbour of Houston
and Miss Lucille Barbour of Lafav-
cite, spent Wednesday here, the
guests of Miss Betty LeNain and
other friends.
BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. N. Sark.
les, on Wednesday morning, a fine
baby girl weighing 10 pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Pharr motor
ed to this city on Wednesday and
spent the evening with friends.
Mrs. Byron w. Ellis and son of
Port st. Joe, Florida, were guests of
their aunt, Mrs. E. F. Millard, for
several days this week. They left on
Friday for their home to the regret
Of their many friends.
Mrs. st. Paul Bourgeois and daugh-
ters, Juliette and Dewey, of Jeaner-
cite and Mrs. Laurent Dauterive of
Lafayette spent Friday afternoon at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Daut-
erive.
DR.. and Mrs. Warren of Houma ar
rived today on their way to Natchi-
toches. They will take little Barbara
Elizabeth and Mary Porter with them
to visit their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Porter.
Miss Marie Elise Dupuy of New
Orleans arrived Friday to be the
guest at the home of Mrs. Jacob Da-
Wis for few days
Mrs. Jules Carville and children of
Plaquemine are the guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Daigre.
Miss Alice Gautreaux returned to
her home in Lafayette having been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Mes
tayer.
Miss Ruby Marin Of Patterson is
spending the weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Marin, Sr.
Mr.. A. D. Oden of Shreveport was
guest at the home of Mr.. A. Daigre
this week. He is Manager Of the
Pierce Oil Corporation.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Alper were guests
part of the week of their uncle, Mr. :.
E. Steinberg. They were en- route to
their home in Birmingham, Ala, aft
er a tour of the Pacific Coast.
Mr.. l.. Theriot, Mr.. Leila Del
cambre, julius Delcambre and Miss
| Odette Delcambre spent Wednesday
at Patterson. They visited at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marc Derouen
Auditor Meredith of the Pierce Oil
Corporation spent Monday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Daigre.
Mr.. Leopold King and Miss Muriel
King left Friday night for Chicago
the Canadian Rockies and California
They expect to travel couple o1
months before returning home.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-07-16

...rce Broussard and Mis-
'..s,r left Monday for NeV
',,A ,sAsre Miss Archer will un
4 operation
o,hs Of Weeks Island spen
b here.
p,pe Girard and sons, George
4 returned Monday from
!, where they visited at tn
( Mr.. and Mrs. E. +. Mafll
!. .nd Mrs. Marc Derouen.
c.0rge Riviere returned Sun
! business trip to New Or
Camille Flory and sister, Miss
yidrine, left last week for ar
u visit in Kentucky with rela'
Arthur Miller and little son
vi Sunday for their home II
Texas, having visited here
ph d months.
u Drsud Of the confidence
y kufrists and the public have
Gu and Fever Tonic.
i Ptsnk Glover Of Port Arthur
i the guest Of her parents
m Mrs. Sidney Harry, for .
Hsb.
Leonce Pellerin left Monday
i home in St. Martinville hav.
n the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
.ln,ndez.
md Mrs. Laurent Dauterive
lhen spent Sunday afternoon
|. A. Martin and children
ne and l. A. Jr., spent the
M IN Loreauville at the home
b Oscar Neville.
While Eckart and little child
'at to Cypremort Monday and
Nd Thursday. They visited al
Time Of Mr.. Leo Brown.
hH Yolande and Sadie Melan.
M hr. Sam Melsanson left
ny for Houston, Texas, to visit
shme Of their sister, Mrs. Roy
~ A. Fournier of Franklin
hssday here with her mother
Z Borel.
Asrie Borel returned home
II
way after spending a couple
y visiting relatives and friends
akin.
" Louise Robicheaux and Ella
q Franklin spent Tuesda,
Y quests Of Miss Marie Borel
= more limitations than an,
M Tonic on the market, but
s'nss mutations.
= = Schempeler Of New
ns guest at the home o.
a''ft Landry at Segura.
tues Marin of Patterso,
q Master George and Johl
! iew days.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-07-16
WE'VE HELPED OTHERS TO
BUY HOMES.

That is pretty good proof that we
can help you.
If you cherish an ambition to own
your own home, come in and see us.
Even if you don't feel financially
able to go ahead, it is quite possible
that we may be able to simplify the
matter so that you can.
Our transactions are straightfor-
ward-neither red tape nor hazy
ideas
1t will pay you to find out what
we can do for you.
IBERIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
w. G.. Weeks, Secty.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-07-16

For Hardware of all kinds you can
save money by coming to our well
stocked Store.
II. BERTRAND LUMBER CO :.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-07-16

Behold how great demand lit
tie ad kindleth.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-07-16

Hons. ] . S. Pugh and c. B. De-
Bellevue, prominent attorneys and de-
legates to the Constitutional Conven-
ton from Acadia Parish, Sidney
Pugh, VIM. Egan, ex-mayor of Crow
ley, and Leo DeBellevue also of Crow
ley, were visitors here last Wednes-
day. and were the guests Of Mr.. S.
b. DeBellevue.
In the evening they were entertain
ed by several Of our prominent citi-
zens at supper at Spanish Lake
They were very much impressed with
the improvements that our little city
is making and especially the Chas
Boldt Paper MIL that is now being
erected. They say New iberia was
very fortunate in getting such a
large industry.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-07-16

All members of the newly elected
Board of Directors are urged to re-
member the date of their first meet
ing, which is set for next Tuesday,
July 10Th, at 7:45 P. M.
At that time they will be expected
to chose from their number the Pres
ident of the Chamber, who will act
during the ensuing twelve month pc
Rod.
There are still few who have not
sent in their dues for the coming
year.
They are reminded that it is a
great deal of work for committee
of men to go around and collect these
various subscriptions, and that they
! will be helping the cause very greatly
by sending in their checks at an
early date.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-07-16

Mrs. Cab Landry entertained the
500 Club Thursday afternoon. The
Club prize was won by Miss Zig De-
CUR and Mrs Francis DeBlanc won
the Guest prize. Delicious refresh
ments were served. Those present
were: Mesdames Junius White, H. s.
Sealy, W. G.. Weeks, Francis De-
Blanc, l.. F Lallande, Arthur Schex-
nayder, Cyrus DeBlanc, John Schw-
ing, Tom Gayle, Frank Mouton, and
Misses Aline Leblanc, Jessie Fisher,
Zig Decuir, Leila Landry and Juani-
ia Nillerbia
The weekly Iberian., 1921-07-16

Friends of DR.. George Sabatier are
glad to see him again on the streets.
The Doctor having been quite i'll for
some time
The weekly Iberian., 1921-07-16

Mrs. Telesphore Broussard under
went an operation, last Tuesday even
ing, at the Dauterive Sanitarium
Mrs. Broussard's many friends will
be glad to learn that she is improve
ing very rapidly
The weekly Iberian., 1921-07-16

BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Alcee
Romero, on last Saturday, fine baby
boy.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-07-16

Mr.. Joseph Lallande, General
Freight Agent of the Southern Pa
cific lines in Louisiana, spent several
days here last week, guest of Mr.
George j. Cousin.
Mr.. Lallande has many friends in
New Iberia, and comes out here
quite frequently for a visit.
He is strong believer in the pos
sibilities of this section of the South,
and sees great things in store for
US. However, he is of the opinion
that the quicker the farmers get to-
gether in organizations for cooper
ative marketing, and the sooner they
branch out into diversified farming,
just that much quicker will real pros
perity come to the Teche country.
Wednesday night the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Jules Landry, on Duperier
Avenue, was the scene of most
pleasant party, given by Miss Lena
Landry in honor of her guest, Miss
Ann Kirth Of New Orleans.
Dancing was the principle pastime
of the evening, and the hostess served
delicious refreshments consisting of
chicken salad, sandwiches, pimento
sandwiches, cake and punch.
Those in attendance were Misses
Adele Memtas, Sylvia Memtas, Lena
Landry, Ann Kirth and Messrs. Arth-
ur Suberbielle, Daniel Gonzales, We'll
don DeBlanc, Jules Landry and Ylys-
Sc Landry.
Friday morning the same party
took trip to Avery Island for an
outing and to show Miss Kirth some
of the wonders of our scenery and
the great Salt Mines
Mrs. Harry Hall and Mrs. Edwin
Kyle entertained at 500 Saturday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Hall
Miss Sis Renoudet captured first
prize and Mrs. Murray the Consola-
tion prize A delicious luncheon was
served. Those present were: Mes
DANES Koch Henry Broussard, Maui
rice LeMaire, Jacob Segura, Mike
Berry, Dick Sealy, Harry Smith,
Louise Hines, Willie Eckart, r. E .
Freeman, Vic Nelson, j R. Quesen-
berry, H. S. Sealy, Albert Hill, Clar-
ence Duperier, E. Dupre, E. Hall,
A. B. Murray, Junius White, l.. G..
William, Leonard Barrow, 0. Renou-
det, Jr., A. G.. Emmer, Frank Mou-
ton, Frank Dauterive, Will Bauman
Dick Pharr, T. L. Morse, and Mrs
Tate and Mrs. l.. Stumph of New
Orleans, and Misses Mary Taylor
Sis Renoudet, Zig Decuir, Alma
| Sharp and Louise Voorhies of New
| Orleans.
| A delicious luncheon was served
Misses Dorothy Hall and Elise
| Weeks were Tea girls.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-07-16

Mrs. kreuger of Orange, Texas,
was guest at the home of Mrs. We'll
for a few days.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-07-16

Mrs. Jules Dupuy entertained the
Bridge Club at the home of her moth
er. Mrs. Jacob Davis, on Tuesday af-
ternoon. Mrs. Leon Minvielle.won the
prize. Lovely refreshments were
served. Those present were: Mes
danes Tom Conrad, King, Frank
Mouton. Campbell, Frank Dauterivc
George Switzer, H. s. Sealy, Leon
Minvielle, A. Lewald, R. R. Diggsi
and Misses Irma Leblanc, and Jessie
Fisher.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-07-16

Mrs. Porteus Burke entertained
the "As You Like 1t Club" at her
home on Weeks Street. Mrs. Walter
Burke won first prize and Miss Ruth
Gebert won the Consolation prize.
A lovely luncheon was served
The weekly Iberian., 1921-07-16

Friends of Mrs. DIR. Landry will be
glad to hear that she is rapidly re-
covering from an operation she und-
erwent recently.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-07-16

Arthur Miller and little son,
N Sunday for their home in
Texas, having visited here
N d months.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-07-16

The office force of the iberia Build
ing Association is busily engaged ir
taking care of the many loans grant
ed by the Board at their last meet
ing. Applications for loans are hold
ing down the cash balance of the AS
sociation, although much paid UP
stock is being issued. The Pass Books
are being audited, and the semi-an-
nual dividends credited thereon.
Miss Muriel King entertained the
Bridge Club Tuesday afternoon. Miss
Pauline Suberbielle won the firsi
prize and Miss Louise Voorhies OF
New Orleans won the Consolation
Lovely refreshments were served
Those present were Misses Pearl Da.
Wis, Marie Renoudet, Ethel Carver
Mildred and Margaret Weeks, Louise
VOORHEES,, Pauline and Ellen Suber-
belle, and Mrs. Albert Hill, Mrs. Ed.
gar Dupre and Mrs. Perry Burke.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-07-16

Master Alwyn Domingeaux return
ed from Jeanerette Thursday, where
he had visited relatives.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-07-16

DR.. and Mrs. Warren of Houma ar
rived today on their way to Natchi-
toches. They will take little Barbara
Elizabeth and Mary Porter with them
to visit their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Porter.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-07-16

n ,reud Of the confidence
q kurrIsts and the public have
Gu and Fever Tonic.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-07-16

Miss Marie Elise Dupuy of New
Orleans arrived Friday to be the
guest at the home of Mrs. Jacob Da-
Wis for a few days.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-07-16

Mrs. Miller of Orange, Texas, ar
rived this week to be at the bed side
of her sister, Mrs. Neil, who was
quite sick.
The weekly Iberian., 1921-07-16

Mrs. st. Paul Bourgeois and daugh-
ters, Juliette and Dewey, of Jeaner-
cite and Mrs. Laurent Dauterive of
Lafayette spent Friday afternoon 1T
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Daut-
erive.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-01

gi dolocb pariSke konference. =
Vojna odskodnina znaSa V tenn slu-
eaju mani nego $25, 5,000,000,000.
Clan nemSke delegacije je no,
coj poyedal, da ina zrlnanii mi
mister Simons popolno zbirko pro-
tipredlogov obenem z izjavo Mem
cije, da je nezmozna placati pet
deset miljard dolarjev kot zahte-
vajo zavezniki.
Britiski prvi minister Lloyd
George je postal danes pozno I'VE
Ger Sir Maurica Hankeya v Savoy
hotel, da povabi nemske pooblas-
cence k zavezniskem sestanku, Xxi
Sc vrsi jutri ob IL 80 dopoldne.
Sestanek Sc bo obdrzaval Lam
caster palaGi namesto V palaci st.
James radi tega, ker slednjo pala-
co poseduje sedaj kralj Jurij.
Herr Simons je sprejel povabi-
10. Vsekakor Sc ne pricakuje, da
bi jutri podal nemske protipred
loge.
Prva seja bo namenjena izjavam
obeh strani in Simons bo posku-
Sal prepricati zaveznike, da so nil
hove pariSke zahteve oderuske i'll
bo V dokaz zato navedel stevilke.
Pricakuje Sc, da Sc bodo Nemcl
sklicevali ma obljubo predsednika
Wilsona, ko je rekel, da Sc grehi
sedanje generacije ne bodo kazno-
vail ma otrokih in radi tega bi Sc
reparacijaska ali odskodninska
bremena ne smela dolociti va dali
so dobo kot triintrideset let.
Conway Davis ,mlad clan staba
britBkega zmanjega urada, je bill
edini britiski reprezentat, ki je
sprejel Nemce, ko so dospeli no
col ma Victoria postajo.
Nenlski poslanik st. Hamer je
pozdravil Simonsa, katerim JIG
bill gen. Won Seechy, poveljnik de-
Feline brambe in ataSeja Goeppert
in Won Simson: dale Schroeder in
Bergman, reparaciiaska strokov-
njaka; notranji minister Won Le-
wald in Won Mienel, zastopajoc
Bavarsko.
Nemci so pojasnili, da nimajo s
seboj finanGnih niti gospodarskih
strokovnjakov, ker nj bilo znano,
ee bo njjih navzocnost potrebna a.
Ii ne.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-01
Ali DO zopet vojna med zavezniki in
Nemcijo?

Parn, %. feb. = Danes Sc je O.
pazilo veliko vojaSko aktivnost III
onem delu obrenske pobrajine, ka-
teri je okupiran cd francoskih
Get.
Artilerija, Xxi Sc je nahajala vet
mill "a crto je bila pripeljana
zdaj k crti in isto, velja tudi "a
dolgo vrsto voz nalozenih 2 muni-
clio. Tudi aeroplanska taborisca
V Bourgetu in Villacoublayu Sc
zaGela kazati aktivnost zacevsi da.
nes opoldne.
Poroeano je, da je gibanje sene
galskih, maroSkih in algirskih Get
lzi so priSle V Malsilj tekom zad
njih dni, mocno narastlO.
Malisal Foch Sc povrne jutri kot
Sc prieakuje IL Londona Pari7
generalom Weygandom in be
odpotoval taikoj V Mayence k Re
nu, da tam pocaka sklepov lon
donske konference. Kot je recenc
IL pollradnega poroeila Sc ne pri
Gakuje, ola bi Sc sklepe in zafljuc
Ike konference objavilo pred pet.
kom ali soboto,
Ako bodo Nemci formalno cd
klonili sprejetje zavezniskih repa
racijskih zahtev tedaj je vse pri.
pravljeno, da Sc nvrsi kazni, ka.
tere sta doloGila V nedeljo Lloyd
George in BRAND Chequers dvo'
ru, dasi morata potrditi tie kazn
tudi Italia in Belgija. Delegate
poslednjih Sc bo poklicalo na po
svet.
Velika tajnost Sc obdrzuje gle
de nravi reGenih kazni in glede
militaristiGnega gibanja, toda il
dobrega vira je Associated Press
izvedela, ola Sc bo vrSila veliks
mornariska demonstraciia Z bri
tiskim brodovjem Kielu, Ham
brlrgu in Bremenu, doeim bodt
belgiiske in francoske cete operi
rale ma sllhem.
Okrozje Ruhr najbrz ne bo oku
pirano, kajti Francozi hoeejo po
kazati, da njihovo gibanje nj ma
perjeno direktno prot mem
skemu proletarijatu temvec prot
reakcionarjem, nacijonalistom IL
imperijalistom.
London, %. feb. = NemSke re
paracijske protipredloge bodo pa
die "a petdeset odstotkov nizj'
lzot zahtevajo zavezniki ma podla
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-01
RUSIJA NE MARA VOJNE.

Riga, %. feb. = V Moskvi 81
siri govorica, ola Sc je V Petrogra
du ovrglo sovjetske oblasti, pravl
10 vesti, ki so danes dospele sem
Deseti rezervni polk ruske SOY
ietske armade Sc je uprl in pome
ie je bill poslan IA kavkasko from
to.
Ma otoku Vasilij Sc je vrsil hue
spopad. Otok Vasilij je bill bajf
srediSce revolte.
Berlin, %. feb, = Russia j
navelicana vojne in Sc ne bo "a
pletla vec V boje izvzemsi ce DO '
to prisiljena. Z"
To izjavo je podal danes Leonio
Krassin, rurski trgovski zastopnlk
Angliji, ki Sc ma svoJl potl Il
Moskve V London nahaJa "a te,
den dni v Berlinu.
V nekem poznejsem intervjuvu
razpravliajoc Ameriki je izja'
vii:
"Sovjetska Russia ne bo napra.
villa nikakorsnih korakov prot
administraciji Hardinga. Videt
hocemo najprej kako stalisee be
nova administracija zavzela. F"
Krassin, neko6 najuplivnejsi
ruski industrijalni voditelj, pravi
da ie dal svoje moci sovjetom ma
razpolago radi tega, ker nj videl
nobene druge moznosti "a vlada-
ME Rusije.
"Prihodnjo sredo grem V Lon
don 2 neke vrste ultimatumom, "
ie rekel. "Britiska trgovska po-
godba je bila V Moskvi spoznana
"a nesprejemljivo. Nesem seboi
protipredlogo in ia je nasa po-
slednja beseda.
Russia, mora trgovati Angliio
ali 2 Ameriko. Prednosti enc all
druge dezele ne poznamo. Ce bc
Hardingova administracija polka