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The Washington herald., 1919-01-07

public functions which are likely
to take place in Washington dur
ing the year. and in which this
league takes a prominent part in
the way OF preserving order. Charles
>F. Roberts is captain of the sec
tion.
A large number were present yes
terday afternoon at the Marine bar
racks to. enjoy the weekly. enter
tainment by the Marine Bald, un-
der the leadership of Lieut.. Santle-
man. These weekly entertainments
afford unusual opportunity for the
people of southeast to hear this
famous band play.
II l.. II. Battersby, coach of the
Eastern High School teams. has his
way, the boys who return 10 that
school from the s. A. T. c. units will
not be given an opportunity of play
ing in the interscholastic games, be-
cause of the fact that Coach Batters-
by believes that the four months of
training received by these boys, VINO
went into college units. is even bet
ter than the usual college training
and for this reason places them
above the usual high school standard.
Eastern expects to get a number
back who have been in the S. A. I.
c. or in the service.
Rev. w. o. Roome, jr., rector Of
Emmanuel Church, Thirteenth and V
streets southeast, announces that the
annual visitation of Rt Rev. Alfred
Harding. bishop OF Washington, will
take place at his church on the
evening of March Is for the adminis-
tration OF confirmation. DR.. Roome
expects shortly to begin his class for
instruction preparatory to this visit
The wounded men at st. Elizabeth s
Hospital in Southeast, who have re-
turned from the battle front, will be
given treat tonight, when they will
be taken to the Central High School
to enjoy the first of a series OF con-
certs TO be given by the newly-or-
ganized orchestra. made up Of en-
ployes OF the Federal Board for Vo-
cational Education. The men will be
conveyed TO and from the school in
special carriages.
Funeral services for Mrs. Helen
Hunt Nelson. wife Of W. Wallace
Nelson, were held yesterday from the
! family home, 512 D street southeast.
Mrs. NelJon died on Sunday at Mt.
Regis Sanitsrium, Salem. Va. where
she had been a patient for a long
time, suffering with tuberculosis.
Anacostia Lodge. No. q. F. \. =. NJ.
held its regular meeting last night in
| the Masonic hall at Fourteenth and u
strets southeast, when initiatory work
was accomplished and a program FOL
| the future outlined.
: The vestry OF Christ Episcopal
| Church. in G street southeast, will be
called upon TO select a new rector in
| the near future, because of the fact
that the present rector, Rev. David
The Washington herald., 1919-01-07
M'ADOO LEAVES TODAY
FOR SANTA BARBARA
Accompanied by Family, He viii
Rest for Two Months.

Director General McAdoo will leave
Washington tonight for Santa Bar
bara, Cal where he will rest for two
months His family will accompany
him and the McAdoo home here will
be closed.
McAdOO today put an end to rumors
that he would turn over the job of di-
recting the railroads to Walker D.
Hines, assistant director general. I'm
til a successor is appointed, McAdoo
will continue to exercise power dele
gated TO him, he said.
McAdOo will take West with him,
%. a. Price. his assistant. and ]. NJ.
Shafer. confidential clerk. With this
staff he will handle the work of his
Office until the President appoints a
new Director General
The Washington herald., 1919-01-07
G. w. u. Course Planned
To Aid Disabled Men

The graduate course in psychology
at George Washington University will
be devoted to the study of neuro-
logical and psychological problems in
volved in the re-education of dis
abled soldiers. according to announce
ment by DR.. S. 1. Franz, who has
charge of the class.
DR.. Franz is connected with st.
Elizabeth's Hospital for the Insane,
where hundreds of soldiers are
being treated. and the university
students will have all the benefits of
clinical observation at the hospital.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-07
ESTATE BEARS COSTS
OF HUTCHINS CONTEST
Court Decides Executors Not Liable
in Suit to Sustain VIII.

The estate of Stilson HutChins,
deceased millionaire philahthropist,
and not the executors of his estate
must pay the cost of five months
litigation. according to an opinion
banded down yesterday by the Dis
trict Court of Appeals.
The executors carried the case 20
the Appellate Court after the Dis
trio, Supreme Court had assessed the
costs entailed in their effort to sus-
tain Mr.. HutChins' will. The Dis
trict Supreme Court, in it's decision.
held that the will was invalid and
therefore the executors should pay
the costs. this ruling being reversed
yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-07
INSIGNIA FOR HEROES
APPROVED BY TRADERS
Boards Committee Will Make Rec.
concentrations to Authorities.

4 national insignia for the men dis
charged from the naval and military
services was approved by the board
OF directors of the Board of Trade at
a meeting held yesterday afternoon
in the Star Building. 1t was suggest
ed that the board committee for mill
tary and naval affairs recommend
such an insignia to the proper au-
thorities.
a triumphal arch to be built in
Washington in honor of the men who
served in the world war was approved
oy the directors. The bylaws were
amended to provide for a committee
on public utilities.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-07
PLACED spell" ON HIM.
Richmond Man Says He Wants to
Collect s25,OOO,OOO,

Wilmington, Del, Jan. s.-Joseph
Deyine. Richmond. Va. has appealed
to the police for the aid of four off,
GERS to assist him in collecting SIS,
10000 from the city of Richmond for
placing a spell on him.
Joseph claims that he Is swelling
up on account OF the spell and would
have burst, had he not third de
greed" 1t and come here. He is held
spr examination.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-07
AMERICAN MOTHER

Our boys "over there" are blessed
good American mothers who keep them
piled with warm. hand-knitted sooks-h
knitting. knitting the hvelong day. la
until these boys are safely home. The w
of America belong to that army of mercy
backed up our boys at the front to the
end. But those American women who
experienced the backsche. the dizzy, I
achy." or drasgins-down feelings which
company the weaknesses and ills Of wor
kind-all can find some neighbor, some r;
who has been benefited hY that "EaN
The Washington herald., 1919-01-07
Huns Sever Diplomatic
Relations with Russia

London, Jan. 6.-Chancellor Ebert's
government has severed diplomatic
relations with the Russian Soviet gov
srnment 'on account OF KarrRadek's
Efforts to continue the war between
Germany and the entente" a wireless
dispatch from Berlin announced today.
Karl Radek, Bolshevik envoy to Ger
many. has been active in keeping the
Bolshevik. or Spartacus movement,
alive in Germany.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-07

gelistc efforts, with the view OF Y
curing new members for the churcS
and reviving the interest in the work
among present members. The services
will begin each night at 7.3O
The Washington herald., 1919-01-07
IIeved and
above.-Adv.

Ransom Covell. will relinquish his du-
ties on the first OF February. TO as
sumo his new duties as secretary or
the Diocese OF Washington. having
been recently appointed to that posi-
ton by the bishop.
Mrs. T. F. Williamson. who has been
i'll at her home, sO5l Nichols avenue
southeast, for a number of weeks. Is
improving and able to be about again.
The officers and men at Boiling
Field turned out in large numbers last
night to attend the dance given by
the 3l2Jh Aero Squadron, stationed at
this field, in the old Masonic Hall.
Those in charge OF the affair were
much gratified with the result. and II
is likely similar social gatherings will
be held in the future.
At the First NJ. p. Church, in Fourth
street southeast, a special series Of
services were inaugurated last night
by the pastor. the Rev. G. Morgan
Compiler. They will continue for two
weeks. the current week to be known
as the Week of Prayer" and the fol-
lowing week will be devoted TO evan
The Washington herald., 1919-01-07

Prescription of Dr. Perces which prescribed by him fifty
and which has done much for wonanknd which
an alcohol narcotic Faded aded tired OverwOrkd
weak nervous. delicate and suffering These the
who he ped 10 health and strength by Dr. Perces Fsyoe Pre-
cnpnon It's legitimate medicine that and tonic
that nIsO and builds up nerne that sOohes and srenens
Most druggists sell tablets liquid Send 10 Doctor
Perces lnvd Hotel Buffalo, N T. for uis package of Tablets
The Washington herald., 1919-01-07

In reforming the system OF PrUs-
sian schools. the type OF schools in
the Northern countries OF Europe d
to serve as a model.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-07

The Vestry OF Christ Episcopal
Church. in G street southeast, will be
called upon to select a new rector in
the near future, because of the fact
that the present rector, Rev. David
The Washington herald., 1919-01-07

Anacostia Lodge. No. q. F. \. =. NJ.
held its regular meeting last night in
the Masonic hall at Fourteenth and l.
strets southeast. when initiatory work
was accomplished and a program for
the future outlined
The Washington herald., 1919-01-07

public functions which are likely
to take place in Washington dur
ing the year. and in which this
league takes a prominent part in
the way OF preserving order. Charles
IF. Roberts is captain of the sec
tion.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-21
BIJOMASI SVENTOSIOS
KARES.

Paryzius, geg. 19. (suve-
linta). Nors nuosprendis
apie Turkijos likima dar
nepaskelbtas, bet manoma,
kad patti Turkija taps tik
nedidele valstybele vidury-
je Mazosios Azijos. Gi pa
krasciuose daugumoj val
dys talkininkai.
Bet is lcitos puses bijoma-
81, kad muzulmanai nepa-
skelbtQ Sventosios kares. Ii
net jau pradeda rastis ne
mazas judeiimas prizes krikE
cionis. Tokis judejimas yrs
pastebimas ne tik Turkijos
bet If kitose muzulmanu sa.
lyse, If judejimas pradeda-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-21
FOCH SUSITVARKES
UZPULTI VOKIETIJA.

Paryzius, geg. 20, Marsa-
las Foch perstate tarybai
ketuIiq didziQju pliana del
karisko veikimo prizes Vo-
kietija jei kartais Vokieti
JOS atstovybe atsisakytQ pa
sirasyti po taikos sutartimi.
Tapo taipgi suzinota, kad
generolo Pershingo atsilan-
kymas Anglijon gall but at
Saukta. Tokia zinia paskly
dc po Pershingo pasikalbe
jimo sll prezidentu Wilso
nu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-21
zYDQ zUDYNES
VILNIUJE.

New York, geg. 20. Anne
rikos zydq sionistu organi-
zacija gavo pranesima, kad
Vilniuje, Lietuyos sostineje
lvyko zydV zudynes. Tas
atsitiko 18 diena balandzio,
kuomet lenkai isiverze Vii
mum. i
zydus muse, kaip prane-
sama, il lenkai ir bolsevi-
kai. Viso zydq yra uzmus-
ia j 2,200 ypatE If apie
10000 issiQsta is Vilniaus
Be to tapo paimta uzstatan
35 zymios ypatos, kuriu ta1
pc dvi ministeriQ moteris.
PraneSime priduriama,
kad gauja isiverze tulon Sc
nagogon il ismuSe besimel-
daneius zydus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-21
VOKIECIAI ISILEIS
AMERIKOS KOMISIJA.

BerI;nas, geg. Il. (suve-
llnta). Tapo oficialiai pa
skelbta, kad Vokietijon bus
isileista Americas komisija
gavimui informaciju apie
amerikonu nuosavyb6s stow
esancios Vokietijoje; bet
Vokietija taipgi Lori, kad
outQ leista Vokietijos komi-
sijai atvykti Suvienytosna
Valstijosna If suteikta pima
gale 7eikime link gavimo
informaciju.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-21
PREZlDENTAS REKO-
MENDUOJA PALIKTI
ALU.

Washington, D. c., geg.
20. Prezidento Wilsono
kalboje SuvienytQ ValstiiV
s1natui, tarp kitko, reko-
menduojama sulaikyti biliu,
uzdraudzianti vartojima
svaiginaneiu geralQ. Ypad
alaus If vyno prezidentas
nepataria iSnaikinti.
salininkai geralQ tuomi
labai uzganedinti, gi blai-
vininkai esa nuliude if sake
jie nesitikejo toxic is pre-.
zic.cnto zingsnio. Bet yra
ir nuomone, kad Senats J
vistiek nubalsuos padaryti
Sail sausa.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-21
ANGLIJOS LAKUNO
HAWkER NESURANDA

Londonas, geg. 20. We
liausios zinios pranesa, kad
zymaus Anglijos lakuno,
australiecio Hawker ir lei,
tenanto Grieve Wis dar ne
suraao If pradedana abe
joti ar pasiseks JUGS suras-
ii.
Taipgi ateina pranesi-
mai, kad islekusiejie ju jies
koti lakunai, del smarkaus
VETO lietaus ir miglq buvo
priversti grizti atgal.
Pirmiau buvo pranesta,
kad Hawker pasieke pa
krascius Airijos, bet Angli-
jos admiraltija isreiske nuo
none jog nera uztektinu
prirodymq, kad lakuna;
taip toll pasieke, ir admi-
ralfja mano, kad lakunus
mel ime iStiko arciau New
foundland.
Hawker norejes gauti
Londono laikrascio Mail
dovana $5O,OC0. Gavimui
dovanos reikejo perlekti
vandenyna begyje 72 valan
dq. Sustoti galima tik ant
vandens. ISlekimui ir su-
stojimui, vieta turi but Su-
yienytos Valstijos, Kanada
If Newfoundland is vienos
puses Anglia ir Airija is
kitos.
Hawker !eidosi lekti is
st. John, Newfoundland ir
name apsistoti Airijoje. Jis
iSsileido nedideliame orlai-
wye su vienu inzinu; pats
orlaivis sverias maziau tri-
ju tonQ.
Orlaivininkai pasieme
$50 galioniu petrolinio allie
jaus, kurio smarkiai warrant
turi uztekti % valandoms
Maisto orlaivininkai pasi-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-21
Afsagas visuome daIyas 10 orsb
6me j porai dienu.

Orlaivis parrastai Diary
dawes j 100 1nyliQ j valan-
da, bet orlaivininkai, kad
palengvinus orlaivi, pasi-
leidus kelionen numet6 or
laivio raciukus, tas turejo
padidinti greituma orlaivio.
Orlaivis leke apie 10000
pedQ augstumoje ir galeje5
gauti zinias bevielinio tolc-
grafo apie nuo 800 layliu,
bet jis neturejes aparato is
siuntimui bevielinio tele-
grafo.
Orlaivininkai turejo su
savimi aud6klinius prietai-
Sus, Kurle relkalU' prlsleJus
gall atstoveti waltz, bet prize
dideliQ bangq tie audekli-
Mai gelhsjimosi prietaisai
neuztektinai saugus.
Orlaivininku Wits buvo,
kad istikus JUGS nelaimei
juos gales paimti nuo juriu
kokis 7.;;1-s laivas, vienok
Xxi slazn iaikui jokis laivas
jy nesurado.
Hawker yra jaunas aus
tralietis; prizes kare jis buvo
mechaniku, gi patekes ka-
riumenen, tapo v;enu is ga
biausiu lakunu, jis paliko
moteri if mergaite, kurios
siuo laiku gyvena Londone.
10 notvris: buvo atvykusi
j vieta sU!5ojimo laukti Wy
ro, bet Feltui j isstovejo
keleta vanlandu ant lauko
sustojimo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-21
LAIKAS PASIRASYMUI
PO SUTARTIMT
PRAILGINAMA.

Par7zius, geg. 20. Dabar
pradeda aisketi, kad lai-
kas pasirasyti po taikos su-
tartimi nusites Xxi kokiai
8 dienai birzelio menesio.
Mat Vokietijos delegaci-
ia priduos pirm % dienos
geguzio daugybe ivairiQ
naujQ inesimQ, kuriu ap-
S arstymui talkini- kams ne
mazai inns laiko, tikimasi,
kad tas uzsites maziausiai
Xxi 1 dienai birzelio.
Paskui dar bus leista vo-
kieciams apsvarstyti talki-
ninku galutina uzreiskima
kokias 8 dienas. Taikinin-
ky sekantis uzreiskilnas bus
formoje ultimatumo.
Vienok yra taipgi ir tvir-
tinimu, kad vokieciams jo-
kio pailginimo laiko nebus
Quota ir jie lures al pasira-
syti ar atsisakyti 22 diena
geguzio.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-21
ISRADO NAUJA
PROPE,LI.,ERI.

Urbania, Ill. Profesorius
Illinois uriversiteto inzinie-
RUS Morgan Brooks isrado
varymui orlaivio nauja pro-
pelleri. Jis bus plieninis,
dabratiniai gi mediniai; pro
fesorius tvirtina, kad jo is
rastas propelleris redarys
uzimo, bet orlaivi varys dal'
snnarkiau uz dabar vartoja-
mus propellerius.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-21
AnglijOs laivynas apsaudo
Kryn1a.
BiOmaSi SventOSiOs kareS
Zuvo Angiijos lakunas Hawker.

ma remit tikybiniais pana-
tais, kas lengvai gall iss&uk
tt tikybine arba sventa mul-
zumanQ kare. Sios kares
talkininkai labai neragei-
dauja ir manoma, kad tai
kininkai sumanyma iskrau-
styti Turkijos Sultana is
Konstantinopolio ,atides j sa
Ii. Taipgi stengsis svelniau
elgsis ir link kitQ Turkijos
krastq.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-21
NULINcAVO JUODUKL

Vicksburg, Miss. TuIas
juodukas uzpuole balta mer
gina. Veliau mergina pri-
pazino, pa kad tai buves Lloyd
Clay kuris tapo pasodin-
tas kal6jiman.
Nina apie is 1000 ypa-
tQ isiverze kalejiman, nu-
glnkIavo y policistu ir is
slvede juoduka vidurin mie
sto, apipile aliejumi If uz-
dege' Paskui bedeganti
perSov6.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-21
ZYDAI ZUDoMl VILNIUJI
SUKILIMAI PAS
BOLSEVLKUS.

Omsk. geg. 19. Cia gauta
pranesimas bolsevikQ komi
sijonieiraus Viatkoje Deer
ginsky, kuriame uzreiskia-
ma, kad .sukilimai Diran-
ske, Samaroje ir Smolen-
ske bus smarkiai persekio-
jami neziurint kas sublime
dalyvaus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-21
NORI PAKEISTI "KTN-
DERGARTEN" VARDA.

Baltimore, Md, geg. 20.
Susivaziavime vaiku prizir
retojQ dieniniQ mokykleliu,
taip vadinamu "Kindergar-
ten'1 tapo isreiksta visQ pa
geidavimas pakeisti 81 mi
netQ vaikQ uzvadinima ko-
kiu kitokiu. Mat zodis "kin
dergarten" yra vokisko pa
elmo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-21
NAUJA RESPUBLIKA
VENGRIJOJE

Vienna geg. IS. (suvelin-
ta). Sakoma, kad Arad,
Vengrijoje isisteige nauja
respublika, kurios tikslu yra
kovoti prizes kompnizma.
Prezidentu minetos respub-
likos isrinktas grafas Ste
fan Tisza; jis pirmiau ne
ouvo zymus politikoje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-21
SAKO SENATAS w
GIRS LYGA.

Washington, D. c., geg.
20. Cia yra nuomone, kad
SuvienytQ ValstijQ Senatas
uzgirs Tautu Lyga. Tokis
lsvedimas galima padaryti
IS iSsireiSkimQ ivairiu sena-
toriV republikonQ, kurie pir
nliau buve prieSingi Tautu
Lygai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-21
LENKAI VEIKIA
LIETUVOJE.

VarSava, geguzi9 10. (su-
velinta). Lietuvos fronte
bolsevikai uzatakavo lenku
pozici;as ties Podbrodzie
(Pabrugd6?), bet priesai
tapo atmusti su sunkiais
jiems nuostoliais. Gi lenku
priekiniai pulkai pasieke
Balnikus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-21
RElKALAUJA PERZIU-
RETI MICHIGAN
RINKIMUS.
Copy &c

Washington, D. c.. eeg.
20. Senatorius Pomerene is
Ohio inese Senatan rezoliu-
clJa, kad butQ perziureta
balsavimo pasekmes Michi-
gan valstijoje, ko reikalau-
ia Henry Ford pralaimejes
pereituose Senatoriq rinki-
muOSe.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-21
ANGLIA ATAKAVO
BOLSEVIKUS KEYME.

Londonas, geg. 20. Is
Maskvos oficialiai pranesa-
ma bevieliu telegraph, kad
Anglijos laivynas bombar-
davo bolseviku pozicijas
ties Kere, rytineje dalyje
Krymo pussalio.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-21
I.lUOSAS PREKIU
LISTAS ANGLIJOJE.

Washington, D. c., geg.
Il. Anglijos ambasada Sia-
dien pranese, kad Anglijo
je .paskelbta listas rs ivai-
riQ prekiu, kurios bus ilei-
dziamos Anglijon be iokio
muito. Bet nekurie daily
kai bus visai draudziami
ivezti Anglijon.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-21
NENORI STREIKUOTI
w MOONEY.

Butte, Mont. geg. 20. Vie
tos inzinieriu unija, viena
is didziausiu siame distrik-
tie, nubalsavo nestreikuoti
del Mooney paliuosavimo is
kalejimo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-21
DEL SOKIO PRAVARE
SO MOKINIU.

Burlington, Iowa. geg. 20
Vietos highschooleje tapo
pravaryta is mokyklos so
mokiniQ. Jie visi dalyvavo
SokyJe, kurin mokyklos uz.
ealzda buvo uzdrarldss eiti.
MoAiniai per teis,na reika-
laus Jq sugrazinmo moky-
klon.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-21
UzSEEiJSE DU LAKUNU.

Pensacola, Fla, geguzio
II d. Siadiedn nukrito hy-
droplianas juresna netoli
krasto. Orlaivis sutrup6jo;
orlaivininkas praporSscikas
F. M. Fowler If intenden-
tas Eyar uzsimuse.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-21
KALlNIAI s3US LEIDzIA.
MI LAiOOTUVESNA.

New York. Wawen Bro
ply valdininkas Sing Sing
ka!ajilno pranese, kad i6jo
galen lstatymas sulyg kurio
minetas kalejimas gabens
savo kalinius j jQ ginning
laldotuves, jei jie to reika-
laus. Gabenirlai bus vals-
tijos leSomis.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-21
AMERIKOS LAKUNAS
RENGIASI PORTUGAL
JON.

Washington, d. c. geg.
20. Gauta pranesimas is
PonFa Delgada, kad orlai-
Wis N CA rengiasi Siadien
iSl6kti Portugalijon. Orlai-
Wis gi N C-3 nesugebs sykiu
keliauti su savo draugu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-21
STETINO RIAUSESE
UZMUSTA 20 YPATOS.

Berlinas, geg., 19. (suve.
linta). Vel pranesama, kad
Stetine ivyko didel6s riau-
Sc, kur tapo uzmuSta 9 ci-
viii If 20 kareiviai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-21
KARES SLOWS
ISPANIJOJE.

Madridas, geg. 20. Val
dzla nusprend6 If ant toliau
palaikyti salyje kares stow,
nepaisant liberalu, republi-
konQ If socialistu protestu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-21
LATVIAI ISZUDE
RYGOS BOLSEVIKUS.

kopenhagenas, geg. 20.
Cionykstis latviQ informaci
JOS biuras praneSa, kad Lat
WHO'S gvardija uzeme Ry-
ga If nuzud6 daugeli boise
vikq komisionieriq.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-21
ORAS.

Chlcagoje ir apielinkese:
Seredoje debesiuota, ketver-
2e giedra; vidutiniai, daugiau
Siauriu vejai.
Sau'5tekis 5;24; Sauleleidis
$40.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-10-22
Leroy Percy Pays
Roosevelt Tribute

Hon. A. F. Gardner is in receipt OF
the following letter from Hon. Leroy
Percy, State Chairman of the Roose-
veltMemorial Association:
"The Campaign for Mississippl's
share of the Roosevelt Memorial Fund
is under full headway. You and your
committee can make this Movement
success in your county, and we are
fully expecting you to come through
all right.
"The allotment for your county IS
small-ridiculously small when one
considers the greatness of the man
for whom the movement is Inaugural
ted. Theodore Roosevelt gave his life
for his country just as surely as ever
did a brave soldier who died on the
the field of battle.
"We are sure you will give few
hours to help erect fitting memorials
to this good, great man, so that his
memory may live forever to serve as
a shining example for future genera
tions. We are expecting you to re-
spond with the same spirit displayed
by the man in whose honor you are
working"
Mr.. Gardner, who has charge OF
raising the fund in this county, states
that something over hundred dollars
has been raised.
Mrs. w. R. Humphrey will have
charge Of raising the subscriptions
among the ladies of the county.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-10-22
RESERVATIONS TO
TREATY ADOPTED
Foreign Relations Committee Votes
In Favor OF Four RevisiOns
Today.
Associated Press

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22-Four re-
vised reservations to the Peace Trea-
ty were adopted today by the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee with the
Administration A leaders voting solidly
against them. The committee also
adopted the preamble to the reserva-
ton, providing the treaty will not be-
come effective until three of the 9TH
er principal Allied and Associated
Powers, agree to reservations.
The reservation approved related
to Article Ten, Monroe Doctrine and
the withdrawal of domestic question.
On most roll calls the vote stood elev-
en- to six, all Republicans and Sena-
tor Shields of Tennessee voting in
the affirmative.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-10-22
Plantation In Holmes
County Brings Own
ers 100000.
w. n. PILLOW is
THE PURCHASER
Contains 100 Acres of
Splendid Delta
Land.

The we'll known Shotwell plantation
in Holmes County, was sold yester-
day by Messrs. B. E. Townes and w
J. Gayden to Mr.. w. N. Pillow of
Greenwood, for approximately $780,
900, or about $177.0O per acre.
The plantation consists of 100 &C
res and is one of the finest in the Del
ia. The deal was a walk-out PROPOSE
ton and all of this years splendid
crop of cotton and corn, which is said
to be among the best in the entire
Delta, goes to the new owner. Ap-
proximately 1900 acres are in high
state of cultivation.
Mr. Pillow an dhis excellent family
will move to Holmes county and re-
side on the plantation.