The evening world. Newspaper, October 15, 1919, Page 11

Bondholders Noy Raltroad. PENSACOLA, Fla. Oct. 15.—On be {half of the bond holders, H. Thorn, sof the Metropolitan Trust Company, New York, to-day bid in the Guif, Florida and Alabama Short Line Rall: sway to Kimbrough, Ala., for $500,000. ee sometimes prods One in very tend- er places, When you feel the jabs, change to INSTANT POSTUM (DENKINE'S ARMY TAKES THOUSANDS OF BOLSHEVISTS a, an | Captures Town of Orel and Two Batteries — Trotzky Gives Up Hope of Victory. LONDON, Oct. 15.—Gen. Denikine’s Anti-Bolshevik Army has captured the impor:ant city of Orel, together with thousands of prisoners and enormous quantities of material, it was announced in advices received here to-day. ‘Two batteries of Bolshevik artillery 1261—Saled sot, 10 pieces, $10.00 Salad Sets 'O matter what your din- ner service may be, it fe always proper to interpolate @ salad vervice — gayer and more striking than your din- mer china. At Ovington’s you will find many sets of reat distinction very reason- ably priced. OVINGTON’S “The Gift Shop of Sth Ave.”” 314FifthAv., near 32dSt. Produces clear, it 2 and’ Glee, plec Slavia: Fils’ superior for, and in use by ama- ‘wurs and professionals. Bold at Department Stores, Drug Stores jad Photographie Supply Dealers. Prepared by Franco American Chemical Corporation 1432 Altgeld St, Chicage, U. 8. A, fel! into Gen. Denikine’s hands. {While Ored is 238 miles south of Moscow, possession of the city witl give Gen. Denikine a secure hold on vast stretches of territory in old Russia, as the place is one of the most important railway centres south of the present Russian cap- ital.) HELSINGFORS, Oct. 16.—Leon Trotzky, Soviet War Minister, is re- ported to have admitted in a speech at Penza that the. Bolsheviki could not withstand a winter campaign ]|and that there was no longer any | hope for victory. Many desertions from the Bolshevik Army have been reported recently. ‘The Soviet Government has ordered the population at Tula, 105 miles gouth of Moscow, to prepare the city’s fortifications against a possible at- tack, presumably by Gen, Denikine. ‘The Northwestern Russian Army is jreported here to have pushed some |thirty-five miles beyond Jamburg, | which it captured recently, and to be |within twenty miles of Gotchina, f which is only thirty miles southwest of Petrograd. The taking of 1,500 prisoners and nine guns from the eviki is announced. Confidence is expressed among the officers that Petrograd will fall before this attack. | An armored train, named “Lenine,” and several armored automobiles, as well as eighty railway cars, were among the material captured at Jam- jen <cneenligpeliigaa POLES BEGIN ATTACK IN THE BALTIC REGION Part of Riga Set on Fire by Shells —British Warship Reported Fired On, STOCKHOLM, Oct. 15.—The Poles have begun an offensive against the Germano-Russian forces in the Bal- tie region, according to a message re- {ceived here from Riga. They are re- |ported to have captured Koyno, 60 |miles northwest of Vilna, near the /Courland border, COPENHAGEN, Oct. 15.—Savage fighting is still going on in the city ‘DR. KUNO MEYER, GERMAN army which entered the west- | ern part of the city last week. Re | ports reaching here state that shells have fired a portion of (he town and that great damage has been done the quays and harbor, Many civilians | have been killed during the battle. Despatches received here state that all the prisoners taken by the Letts have been Barvarians. | British warships have been fired upon by the Germano-Russian forces, and one report declares a British force has been Janded in or near the city. LECTURER, DIES IN LEIPSIC Professor Had Told Teutons They | Lost U. S. Friendship by Sinking Lusitania. LONDON, Oct. 15.--Announcement is| made in Berlin of the death in Letpaic of | Dr. Kuno Meyer, professor of Celtic language and Iterature at the Uni-| versity of Bertin, Dr. Kuno Meyer was a lecturer widely | known in the United States. He was born in Hamburg Dec. 20, 1858, and re- celved his early education in that clty| and at Dessau, He served for a time as | director of the @choo! of Irish Learning || in the University of Dublin and | in the faculty of the University of | Liverpool. In 1917 he wrote an article entitled “Our War Aims in Bnemy Byes,” which quoted a conversation with | Col. ‘Theodore Roosevelt and attracted || wide attention. | Later he wrote an article for the | | Berlin press, saying Germany had lost the friendship of the United States after the sinking of the Lusitania, Dr. | | Meyer was in this country at the time || of the catastrophe. Declares It Women’s Duty to’ Fight Alcoholism as They | Did Prussianism in War. LONDON, Oct. 15.—Mra, David Lioyd George, wife of the Britiah Premier, is taking a prominent hand in the Pro-| hibition campaign, addressing a meet- | ing of 2,000 women at Glasgow yester- | | campaign depended upon women. is the duty of women to help the victims of alcoholism at home, as it was | to help the victims of Prussianism in| Relgium five years ago,” Mrs. Lioyd George said, "Scotland is on the eve of a great campaign and next year the eyes of temperance reformers through- out the world will be focussed on Scot- land. If Scotiand is won, the victory Will "be a great atimulus to the world | to do likewlse COL. M’NAUGHT DROPS DEAD, | Col, James MoNaught, one of the! beat known jawyers in the Northwest. dropped dead at the Tarrytown station | lthis morning while rushing to catch |the 9.37 train to New York. He ran up the stairs and collapsed on reaching the a h P'Col, MeNaught wag an intimate friend || of the late Ji J. Hill and did his railroad taw w y lof Riga between Lettish and Lithu- anian troops and the Germano-Rus- ~ 7 At any Coiumbia Dealer’s an have played Graveure Records Columbia. made exclusively for Hear them=~and learn the ma ous qualities of this great voice, as reproduced by Columbia New Columbia Records on Sale the 10th and 20th of every menth you rvel- made by Louis Graveure | appearing at | AEOLIAN HALL October 18th \ A Belgian singer who sprang into frme over- | night—and who in a single season won deserved recognition as one of the world’s great baritones. 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