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Charlevoix county herald., 1919-10-17

Right now no lake trout are being
netted in upper lake waters and Lake
Huron and Michigan fishermen are
practically idle. Spawning season is on
for several weeks and it is likely no
commercial fishing will be done until
the first week in November. So far
work of gathering spawn for the gov
eminent fish hatcheries has not yet
opened but it is believed the work will
be well under way by late this week.
The great government hatchery at
Charlevoix will then get under way
and millions of trout and whitefish
spawn will be turned into fish fry and
put back into the upper lakes next
spring early.
FOR SALE-One mare, Weight 13 or
IA Hundred; Harness, Plow, Drag,
and Wagon. Will sell cheap for cash.
WIN. EVANS, Empey's Addition, East
Jordan.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-10-17
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. M. E. Hoyt, Pastor.

Sunday, Oct. 10, 1919.
1890 a. m.-"The Divine Power
over Evil"
1900 m.-Sunday School.
ZOO p. m.-"The Christ of the Gen.
turtles"
We will observe Sunday Oct. 26th as
a Fall Festival. The first meeting Of
the Sunset Club will take place on that
date.
The meeting for all men in the CON-
munity interested in the Methodist
Church has been definitely set for Fri
day evening, Oct. "a. Details next
week. Committee is at work.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-10-17
Bvie4s Of the Week

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Eskie Skaggs, a
daughter, Oct. 10th.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Gee, a son
Glenn Ray-Oct Sth.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Grant,
a son-Albert Stanley-Oct. 18th.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Reed, a
daughter-Helen Catherine Oct. 14th.
Miss Ellen Clark returned to Petos-
key, Friday, after a weeks visit with
Mrs. r. B. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Carlisle, who
have spent the summer at their Cherry
vale home, left this week by auto for
Detroit.
Miss Louise Loveday was at Man.
celona, Friday, evening where she gave
interpretative readings at the Congre-
gational Church.
William Harrington was at Charlie
voix, Wednesday, in the interest of the
County Soldiers Relief before the
supervisor board.
Henry Lafreniere of Frankfort, who
has been guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson Lafreniere, left Friday for
visit at Kalamazoo.
Rev. r. IS. Sidebotham and w. H.
Sloan represented the local Presbyter-
ian Church at meeting of the State
Synod at Alma this week.
East Jordan High School Foot Ball
Team defeated the Harbor Springs
team on the local grounds here Friday
afternoon by score OF IL to 6.
The East Jordan Lumber Co.'S shin
gle mill, which has been closed down
for some time, will start up again next
Tuesday morning for few weeks run.
The annual County Red Cross cleo
ton OF officers will be held Nov 26th
instead of Oct. 26th by order of the
Central Division so that officers will
not be changed during the Red Cross
membership drive.
Ora, little daughter of Mrs. George
McCloud, passed away Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Frederick
son. The little one was six months OF
age. Funeral services were held Tues
day afternoon conducted by Elder
Charles Burch Of Boyne City.
The annual October meeting of the
Charlevoix County Board OF Super
visors opened last Monday and is still
in session. Bids for publishing the
official proceedings were opened, Fri
day, and The Herald was awarded the
publishing of same, it being the lowest
bidder.
A meeting of the Antrim Charlevoix
Emmett Medical Society was held al
Charlevoix last Monday evening. A.
bout twenty-five representative ply
sicians were present, those from Eas
Jordan being Drs. H. w. Dicken anC
w. H. Parks. The. association adopted
a new schedule OF fees to offset in
creased costs. The new rates, as a
dopted, will be published in these col
umns in the near future.
In the Pueblo, Colo, daily of Sunday
Oct. 9Th is given list of prize winner!
at the baby show of the State Fair hele
there recently. Among the winner!
were the two sons of Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Bowman formerly Of thi
place. In Division A, male, 6 to 1:
months, Clarence Bowman, Jr., wor
silver medal with a score of 97.5 PEI
cent. In Division A, male, Is to 81
months, Jack Wilbor Bowman received
the gold medal, scoring 81 per cent.
Ten per cent discount on al
Fisk Tires IN StOck.-L.C.MOnrOt
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-10-17
EASIER NOW THAN LATER.

1t is easier to break up a cold or check
a cough now than it will be later. Per-
sistent coughs that chang on all winter
pave the way for serious throat and
lung diseases. L: w. Day, 65 Campbell
Av., E., Detroit, Mich, writes: Foley
Honey and Tar relieves one of bron-
chitis very quickly. "-Hite's Drug
Store.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-10-17
Temple Theatre
WHERE EVERYBODY GOES.
PROGRAM
From Oct. 21St to Oct. 10th.

TUESDAY, Oct. Dist.
Edith Roberts in "Sue of the South. !"
A sweet story of the Sunny South.
10c and 15c
WEDNESDAY
Comedy and Western Night.
Last Chapter OF Terror OF the
Range" Sunshine Comedy and Ford
Weekly.
10c and 15c
THURSDAY
Bio Special Feature-"The Birth of a
Race" The supreme wonder picture.
15c and 30c
FRIDAY
Hale Hamilton in "In His Brother
Place" A Comedy Drama that is in
teresting.
lOc and 15c
SATURDAY, Oct. 25th.
3rd chapter 1.-THE Great Gamble. u
y Harold Lloyd Comedy. Pathe News
y Weekly. Mutt and jeff.
10c and 15c
SUNDAY. Oct. 26th.
GLADYS Brockwell in pitfalls Of 9
bio CITY" The drama OF woman who
tried to 90 straight.
10c and l5c
Coming Soon-"Smashing Barriers, y
and Fatty Arbuckle.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-10-17
Latter Day Saints Church
Leonard Dudley, Pastor.

Sunday, Oct. 18th, 1919
1890 a. m.-Sunday School.
11:45 a. m.-Prayer Service.
1880 p. m.-Evening Service. Sub
ject, 1.-TWO Churches On Trial"
Tuesday, Oct. Dist.
500 p. m.-Young Peoples Meeting
Wednesday, Oct. 22nd.
500 p. m.-Prayer Meeting.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-10-17

Fall fashion note-Women's skirts are
to be longer and mems purses shorter.
There is hope for almost any youth
who has an aspiration to rise by his
efforts and has no ambition to become a
prominent citizen"
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-10-17

You're advised to be light-hearted
but if you act that way, somebody is
sure to think you're light-headed.
She may be a clinging vine at first,
but she often becomes crushing vine
at last.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-10-17
SUNDAY. Oct. 26th.

Coming Soon-"Smashing Barriers,
and Fatty Arbuckle.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-16
HOSPITAL TRAIN
CARRIES CH|LOREH

Washington. Oct ia thirty
two car hospital train, formerly the
Austro Hungary was used by the
American Red Cross for the trans
portation Of 400 children from varl-
Gus cities in Czeeho~ 81 ovakia TO the
vacation camp established in the
mountains of Solvakia says a report
just received here. The entire en-
terprLse is being financed III the
name Of the children of America by
the Junior Red Cross.
When the big tram pulled out of
he MasarSk station in Prague, 500
lusty young voices shouted a Joy
Gus Ma Zdar" ana The train. gayiy
trimmed by the children with
branches OF trees. Czech and Ameri-
can flags and great lunches Of wild
flowers, presented much different
aspect than on its former Journeys
when il moved to the accompant-
ment OF tears and Eroans as i
transported wounded from the bat
UeGeids to the rear
The problem Of feeding the SEQ
children on the journey waS one of
the puzztng questions until the
Czech army authorities suggested
the use OF the hospIta train, at
fordine as il did excellent facilities
for feeding IS well as accommodate
ing large mum Der The tram was
captured from the Austriaus last
October when the Czech overthrow
the Austrlans and established their
Independence
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-16

TFore are S0rne Of the squibs told
by Ceyer's Stationers the daily publ
cation dr ti1e convention:
It Is the biggest convention yet
held
Richmond stationers know hor to
make attractive window displays.
That souvenir rings. We're given
away al, the depots--vfrona ,oowbelIs
That YOU can get corn by seeing
Col Ed Loomts. He carries bushel
in his pocket
That w. NJ. Davis, OF Forsyth &
Davis Kingston, n. Y. autoea to IT,"
convention.
That 'Bl11'' Owens IS eligible to
summer Job in Atlantic City, He
saved many rfvea"
! Thar waiter g Turtle tfrpa rufcr
man. was "on the water wagon" as
soon as he arrived.
I That n Ranch Of the Enhow CO.
Inc. was kept busy greeting old
Southern friends.
That sam Rosendorrs Sunday hat,
+ a bcautiful green velvet. was badly
damaged by the rain,
That Tohn Mitchell Of The Elm
ncv Il smith Co, gave aaay an at
trnrtive memo book.
wadfy threw "horseradish into At
tanttc Citv's irenrearn"
That the Chicago bunch want "A
written apology from Woody Wad-
dv and the reception committee
That the total hotel reservations on
ro SATURDAY. rroVinus TO the conNen-
ton was as breaking all records
That J 9. KirohaH Of the Field
Parker Co Fl Pasco. Texas gives
away money very lavishlv-it Is Mex
j ican
That It'll" Headrick IT tho Shau W
Flank Book Co. Is fust as popular In
Richmond as he was in Atlanta.
That tho asctor ta'd sill" T. r9ur-
eovne. Of Philadelphia, that ne ~must
rost"---so "Sid" came to the conven-
ton.
That Mark Winchester. for wears
The otficial stenoerapher was unable
70 attend owing to An attack OF pneu-
monia
That Guy Hamtfn and Alex McCHov
had a practice golf game on Sa t,,rdav
aff"rroon. warming UP for the tour
nanent.
That IF r Underwood of the Full
ton Specially Co. saws dump cart
does not ride quite rs easily as a
That Frank S. Dawson managed to
get about a dozen fine window iis-
plays in Richmond stores for the
Waterman fountain pens.
r Ffguredo. Jr., Of the r G. Rob
ins Co Havana. Cuba came M
to the convention with his charming
wife and bright young SON
That Francis Fl McChcsney. of
Han & McChesney, Syracuse has irrst
returned from p successful busin esss
trip to the Pacific Coast
That Walter r Rix, OF the Parbee
Wire and iron Co, was an early ar
rival Mrs. Rix Is not quite well and
could not accompany him
That Arthur Jackson and Harry
3aCpi came down in Charley Wey-
and's car from New York and say
that Charles f. Is some host
That A pomerantz the philaSe,-
ph!an, said in a recent speech that
the. stationery business was hard,
even harder tha< hardware.
e That Charles A. Lent's trunk ar.
rived in a dilapidated manner and
Judging from its appearance there
evidently had been a search for con-
trahand articles
That Sam Clayton had no appe-
tite for breakfast on Monday morn
ing because OF certain conversations
with Guy Harniin and the events OF
the night before
That Mr.. and MrA John n. Cooper,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-16
FORM RURAL !. NC. A.
IN CHRIST|AHSBURG

Radtord Va. Oct 15---Severe1e
mem bers Of the Radford Normal fFc
ulty attended a meeting of repr essen
tative citizens IN Christlanshurg Mon
day night 10 organize rural Youn =
Mems Christian assoc alton work in
Montgomery county
Miss Eloise Amber Harrison at
tended q field conference Of the
Young Won ems Christian Associa-
ton in Richmond on Tuesday OF this
week
The Padford Normal Extension
Service, directed by Miss M'Ledge
Moffert. has been very active since It's
organization at the BE- ginning OF the
present session, The various forms
of service rendered by this depart
ment will be fully explained to any
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-16

don, aud he may stay here three
years or for the duration He thinks
we are treating him very fairly and
does not seem TO appreciate that he
IS about as little welcome here as
an English anti-chewing gum cru
sader would be the other side,
Pussyfoot refers TO stimnlant as
This thing. as If If were some filthy
pestilence, and hts favor5te phrase
Ia. Well. now I'll tell you how that
is
He does not always Do 50. In
stead. be rambles round his subject
and demoltshes his own case by bat
teniru on extremes. In fact ne Ia
no debater. private or public He ts
an organizer behind the scenes,
quiet, patient, tactful. energetic
His table shows that today he is
the Lentn Of gingerale England I
would say more He is the amhas-
sador Of the Anti PuhIic-H u q e
league. self accredited to this coun-
try Everything that happens here
in the movement is being sent hack
to his boss. Mr., Cherrtneton. at
WesterviHe- Everything that hap
pens in fact. in the dry" line
throughout the length and breadth
Of Europe
The Anti Puhlte-H league are
at the present moment said 70 be
raising thirty millions sterling 70
make Europe, and especially Britain.
dry They do not expect to do ii
this year. or next, or in ten wears II
took them thirty years IN America.
But they are going to keep pegginG
away with a very strange centaur as
their agert--ha1f fanatical Puritan
half @cute" business man
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-16
ULTIMATELY, THE PUBLIC PAYS

the pockets az the public
4 tire eompanys demands fail, II
car. though The company has beer
careful cot 10 say Sc suspend opera.
ttons without uo4re leaving tbs
puhlte to ~alb though tbs might
involve cancellation Of The com
rary'E Franchise.
II ere V7o-F ers' demands fan,
they prom }se with assurance that
h". WiH quit work ou two days no
sl~s. jeas1ns the public to walk
In AIRY contingency. the public
rays 1n cash or discomfort or both.
Tao situation opens up the whole
question of what is "A fair price foi.
n street, -fs1T ride. pfus the question
~ what fare viii act uaIy bring the
largest ASH return to the company.
T1e public which ultimately pays
the entire cost Is entitled to full in
fnrmation about every fart which
hears oB these two questions and All
those related issues involved In the
present controversy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-16
HAYS GIVES HOT TIP TO C. o P. SENATORS

fire. position upon another +naatter
81 measurable Importance tn tho
American people when In. saws that
'th5F@ Is 3 duty. and great duty.
ahead eor our party III tal ing hol4
OF tse auatleu n washineton in
tn" interest IT ee5nofuyr He puts
the issue ter=egy 4i8 ~fth force. IL
ia tiae e pat UT 81 sign stop. look.
and eseH Ia t45e matter of expen
d'tGres. That. we take IT. Is meant
for The eve If Chairman Good of
the f|on@" appropriations Commit
tee Mr. Good is mot Stopping to
hook or lislen, ne is rushing bnndgy
ahead over dangerous crossdo es
when he saws that the expenditures
OF the government for many years
Will oe 81 GOO GEO. coo annually. Tina,
Is Net economy, that is wild waste
and extravsgancc- Arr the Repu b.
iicsns nj Washington bent on main
tanning the present scale OF govern
fn"nt expenditure in order to make
an issue Of the matter NEXT year
seeking to carry the election ~
FROM asee4 OK esstreEls sFirrt4,f1s2 Tbs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-16
PAYING THE INTERNATIONAL BILL

Hear Havenste4D. preslaeaL o. the
rsrrnar rropert,f hank IS onotad la
..-..-..-......-. ...- ..-..,...- 49,.
IAfA'f~' Si*1''1' A@'Atts'A-'' Low '''N-V'
in drink and tobacco alone, would
have no difficulty IN raising 1850.
oon mar tr,+s.r,s, -, ,t., NY aahr@
bf, AeAfF beaeh tiHfF VAS an
formed by Germans high ia German
of3cial affairs that il was being
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-16

Chairman HAYS u the Republican
a2uona5 committee gives Huch good
oouHs~-} "a members ef h4z party n
New Jersey When Nj Hays SAYS
that autaerasy and anarchy ara
ev.ts. maj Gol4htelsp Is aa dan
geroas ~ kasaerlsna, saws the News
York Times. no sane s"nFb'e man
vii Dispute him Eat we like best
In Gis ieaer to Republican state
Chairman stokes Two. passages
which Mr. Hays aecrns To have ad
dressed not SO much to the mass Of
Republicans in New jersey "a TO
certain Republicans In Washington,
d. =.
He says that This rs no time for
iittavs thJaga We have no time for
petty 4eAI0usics> carr, ln. r~atteiejps.
puIlnes or haulinss. whether bc-
tween os1raeivr or against the or
rorsatioD." That r4usa he meant for
the Republicans Of the senate WIN
ARE obstructtng the ratification Of
the p.ace treaty aud IA" jea4gtt"
>.ssseassat, - Aecorting tn s$eTac3r
HHcheock The Democratic leaie",
with two ma9or amendments ard
aoEae Sc veuty five reservations to ba
acted upon. The enal vote on the
treaty cannot well he reached hs-
fore November is The Repubii~a
obstrucuontsts arc engaged tn =
senselesN ana dangerous procrediur
Chairman Hays does well To rteul,t
them. To tell them plainly that this
is no time for nytlc things. for petty
teaIoosles and oarp1ur criticisms
The Republican chairman takee :
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-16
What FIUNE IS LIKE

Many readers about PfurDe has
rr"hau4. 'o1rt mseIr wondering
vha' 'h@ e7utod town In really lpee
'"d on" #srf .pcuuont has answered
fH' 3o"at"n with a brief specific de
acf4ptiun II 1s "A city with 2 splendid
mar b"r with docking facilities Of the
most modern Kind, com pa ~able with
Emo famous EuSh Terminals at the
Fort ~ New York as a wei built CITY
or tpe strcets, imposing public build
rigs. and q FitE HAN as handsome As
amy THAI he as seen IN Europe The
eity proper ia Italian In cfset and at
WoHpAefe- TsNAn architecture italian
stores and banks, although some Of
~" most IMPRESS We arr kept by Aus
ftlan ts~H and most Of the hotAI
Keeper and tradesrnaa speak German
A"f' Ming more than half Of the BOD
9}"t"n Las Italian hst across the river
'~s @5ssaks closely connected
3hHrb many NJ whose Inhabitants
4fk Ira Fiumc Here the majority nf
AH" residents are C'roatfans Theoret-
FF|liE under International c on tro 1
when tte corr@Rl oudent was there
't@ italian influence evidently pre-
dominated the walls were generously
p'acarded witt posters calling upon
~" c3ttz~ ms - accept no political so
l"tlon 9f thcir future except union
with Italy, and AT night imm euse elec-
trio stigma were illuminated with the
HsEc rneas age. And az one went
. o"Gt she city and talk ed with the
rirZeos one found that only the ad-
aar"rts - the idea Of union with
italy talked freely and openly. That
WA befare a. Annunzio knocked on the
gate. but the description hafra onA
70 endsrytknd haw aRs1x Il ansusd-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-16

ut Atlanta, were delighted 10 see their
daughter, who is attending #ohool in
Richmond, after several weeks alb
sence
That zoe" Hildreth, c. b. ICON
tlrmcd hachelor) stated on arrival
that the Richmond girls were the
rTertiesT he Rad ever seen. but ne
is still marriaEe~proof
That Harold Strubhie. Of Chica go.
must have lived in boarding houses
for some years, otherwise he could
never have grabbed that lunch and
got away with II SO easily
That III health prevented Evan
Johnson, of Once APPLIANCES. from
attending the conventions. much. tp
the regret of his legion OF friends.
who wish him speedy recovery.
That Henry Fera, Jr., of the A w
Faher Co, postcards from Swttzer-
land that he coNid not get pa ssSa 20
back in time 10 attend the convention
and the walking was too wer
That Master Raymond. the bright
Young son of al" Williams, Of the
Fherhard Faber Co. attended the
convention with his father. accom-
narying Dad on his Pacific Coast
trip.
THat Mr.. ar Mrs, William G.
Whlttew0re had delightful ride
from New York TO Richmond, being
the GUESTS of A, l. Reed the leather
goods manufacturer. who drives A
Piorce-Arrow.
That quite a number of the con.
Veutlon visitors attended Judge
Crutchfeld's court The Judge is an
unique character and is said to be the
model for The Virginia Judge" a
Well known vaudeville act.
Thai ANDY" Half, OF tho Dixon.
Lead Pencil Co. can tell of the fine
3 express service that rs given nova .
days. 1t kept him working until al
most Sunday morning, but his three
fine window displays arc much ad-
mired
That lob" Brundage drove down
, from New York with Mr. and Mrs
I George r Burkhardt. Mr.. Burk
/ hardt is vice president" and general
manager of the White & Wvckoff Co.
Mrs Brundase accompanied her hus-
band
That Col Ralph r. Wilson and
Mrs. Wilson arrived from Chicago on
Saturday morning. and the Colonel.
as head of the Chicago Golf Associa-
ton, personally Inspected the links
shortly after finding them to bring
out his skill
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-16

ono who writes the director nrrxan-
formation This service ie proxfaed
free to any community in Virginia.
by the State.
Professor William F. Gilbertnnafe
an address At III r. Be6i ford cussurty
Fair last Thursday on Tho LenEua
OF Nations"
On Nover1 Der 80 the vtutnfst
Eonschny, with two assissantA will
give concert Mt the RadfordSA1or-
mai
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-16

The British authorities havaaaxDew
ErkaT FAR ractfysNgi Iresa4nt And
with the proverb tal British tack OF
the sense Of humor they will prooeed
70 try II out-Baltimo ore AneE3can-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-16

''9oY .'ssalHut cesrH reato With sober na
MONS which Are not bar dened with
his Incubus
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-08
DU SENkTORIU APLANKE
PREZIDENTA.
Meksika pasiuosuoja Jenkinsa.

Washington, or. G.--ls Sc
nato uzrubcziniW reikalu l;o-
mitcjo du senatoriu vakar ap-
lankG Serganti prezidentq Will
soma. Kalb&taSi Meksikos rel
kaIaiS.
'ToS konfcrcnciios metu val
StybGS Sekretorius Lansing
praneSt prezidentui, jog Mex
Ska paliuosuojanti konsuliari
JenkinsQ. Sckretorius
apie tai caves ziniQ is ameri-
koni$kOs ambassadors Meksl-
kOje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-08
PRA.MATOMA DIDELE EU-
ROPOS VIEsPATIJU
sAJUNGA.
Abejojama apie Prancuzitos-
Anglijos-S. v. santarve.

Londonas, or. 7. = Is Mad
rido praneSama ! Central
News, jog vakarin6j Europoj
steigiama didel6 >vieSpatiN ko-
alicia (Sqj,lnga). Anon meis
Prancuzija, Ispanija,
BeIgiia ir Portugalija.
Tuo keliu vakarin6 Europa
nori apsi+lausti prizes centra-
line Europa.
Liverpool, gr. Z. = Ana die
nq lordas Robert Cecil cia is
reiSke, jog jis abejojas, kad
ivyktQ kuomet nors pageldau-
jamoji Anglijos-PrancuziJos-
S. Valstiju santarv6 su tiksill
apdrausti Prancuzijq nuo ga
limo vokieciu uzpuolimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-08
ANGLAI WIS VELINASI RI.
STI AIRIJOS KLAU-
SIMA.
Turbut, parlamente bus pa
keltas klausimas.

Londonas, gr. . Is tikrQ
versmiQ patiriama, jog Angll-
jos vyriausybe dar nepa-
sirengusi paduoti parla-
savo sumanymQ, SUI
risstq su Airijos likimu.
Kick zinoma, Anglia apgal-
voja Airijai savivalda. Buvo
pranesta, jog tuojaus visi pie
mai busia induoti aptarti par
lamentui. Bet If ligSiol nieko
neatlikta tame klausime.
Pasakojama, jog sekaneioje
sesijoje pats parlamentas pa
klausias vyriausybes, ka j
mananti daryti su Airija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-08

8 d. gruodSio New Yorke
Waldrof Atstovia viesbutyje
buvo susirinkimas Pildomojo
Tarybu Komiteto, kuriame da-
lyvavo Lietuvos valdzios at
stovas kun. Jonas zilius, taip-
pat atstovai nuo bendroviu,
nuo fondu ir nuo susivieniji-
mu. Tartasi apie Lietuvos Bo-
nu pardavinejimo reikalus.
Galutinai nustatyta Komiteto
Sastata, isrinkta valdyba is
IL zmoniu ir sudaryti plenai
veikimo. Prisitai-
kant prie minties Lietuvos val
dzios nutarta parduoti bonu uz
100000 su $50 = penkioli-
kai metu. Americas Bondsus
nutarta init uz ju pilna kai-
ma (face value). Per gruodi
menesi gal jau bus atlikti vi
81 reikalingi prisirengimai,
kaip komitete taip ir po kolo-