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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-14
There Are No Miles
 Ln a Bottle Of Ink

justments, or in the expectation of service?
 The issue is as sharply defined as that.
 For the cord tire does what the guar antee can only say.
 And what the cord tire does, it does by virtue of the fact that every penny of it's cost is in the tire. No charges for accident insurance"-and the mileage guarantee is only accident in- surance" chiefly benefiting reckless drivers-compromise it's quality.
 The capacity of cord tires to deliver what the guarantee commonly promises rests solidly upon the character of the tires themselves.
 Their positive economy springs from a source definite and actual. from spe- cific structural features.
 Their greater comfort their lasting strength, their surer security, their downright goodness-these are insured and bulwarked by the expert effort of conscientious workmen, by the gener- ous merit of flawless material by the abiding integrity of manufacture.
 And behind all is the policy that you the tire -buyer-must be satisfied.
 Gould you yourself after writing your own desires in the matter, in fairness, conceive a more generous, a more equitable guarantee?
 Your satisfaction-does not the conn pass of the world include everything you may wish for in a tire?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-14
MITCHELL OFFERS
 ENCLOSED MODELS
Five-Passenger Sedan and Four-P Passenger Coupe
 of Unusual Class

A new standard for moderate priced closed cars is established by the intro duction of the five passenger sedan and four-passenger coupe announced by the MicheH Motors Co.,, Inc, of Racine. Wis. These bodies are built complete in their own body plant and exhibit a degree of design, workmanship and finish never before found, save in the creat tions of the highest priced, exclusive builders
 Interiors are in soft gray velour with silk curtains and Wilton carpeting to match All fittings, such as corner and done lights, switch panels. etc, are of oxidized silver heavily chased.
 Roominess is a striking feature. Seats are wide and deep with ample leg room and yet the bodies have greater grace and beauty than many of those in which room is sacrificed to appearance. For in- stance, there is six-inch clearing between the steering wheel and the door, which Is unusually great for these types.
 These bodies are of exceptionally sound construction. Only rock maple and white ask. the finest and most expensive woods known for body building, are used Joints are reinforced with light strong stea iforgings, while the metal panels extend from sill to roof, eliminating the wood to-metaI joints usually found at the belt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-14

One of the pleasantest fictions of the tire business is that a manufacturer can repair with a pen what he has failed to accomplish in his factory.
 Upon no less fallacious ground rests the virtue of the definite mileage guar antee.
 But the difference between mileage as adjusted over a counter, and mile age as delivered on the road, Is press ing hard for recognition upon the in- telligence of the American automobile owner.
 And the guarantee fast is coming to be seen for what it is-a confusing and unnecessary formality in the case of good tire, a disappointment and de- fusion in the case of a bad one.
 There is no definite mileage guaran- tee behind cord tires.
 As for that. there is no definite guar antee behind goldpiece.
 None is needed in either case, for both are recognized measures of value. Both embody a positive dimension of worth.
 Would you rather we assert our prin- ciples of honest manufacture over our signature, or in the very stuff and sub- stance of the produce we sell you?
 Would you rather we defend you from fault and hazard by the written word, or by the best materials put to- gether in the best possible way?
 Would you rather lay down your minted coin in the expectation of ad-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-14
Retirement of Willis
 Stock Does Not
 Affect First Preferred

The announcement that the wilys corporation existing preferred stock has been called for payment at no refers to the per cent preferred stock of the former Electric Auto-Life corporation (riow the Willys corporation), and not to the Willys corporation per cent first preferred stock
 This per cent stock has been out standing for some years and provision was made for it's retirement through re- cent financing of the Willys corporation, which embraces the former Electric
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-14

level of the eyes of an oncUming driver.
 The deflection of light is controlled by lever at the steering column With the Cadillac headlight reflector in nor nal position, the light is projected more than 300 feet. When the reflector is tilt ed downward, the same bright light is concentrated on the roadway immediate ly in front of the car. For 75 feet ahead the ditches are in full view, and tse driver is able accurately to judge his po- sition and that of the approaching car.
 The Cadillac tilting headlight removes one of the greatest menaces to night riding. The vision of the driver is never affected by sudden change in light The temporary blindness caused when the light is suddenly diminished is not posst- ~A~. and its dangers are avoided.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-14
CADILLAC HEADLAMPS IDONOT DIMINISH LIGHT
Light Deflected Downward Eliminates Glare and Eliminates Road Bet
 ter When Passing Cars

Instead of diminishing the amount of light when passing other cars at night, the Cadillac tilting headlight defects it to the road Immediately in front of the car and prevents glare in the eyes of driver who is approaching.
 The light is intensified on the roadway 75 feet ahead of the car and below the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-14
FiyeccPassenger Car Most Popular

In 1918 there were 4325 cars of l14 diff ferent makes registered in the Philippine bureau of public works, says the Board of Trade Journal. Considering the most popular car from the viewpoint of pas senger capacity. the registration figures show that the ve-passenger car stands far in advance with total of 2153 cars of different makes. The seven-passenger car ranks second with III registrations or slightly more than half the number of the five-passenger cars. Next in order 'are two-passenger cars, with 45g registra tions; ur-passenger cars with 1S1: eight-passenger cars, with 10S; three passenger cars, with TOT; six-passenger cars, with 94; ten-passenger cars, with 37. and nine-passenger cars, with 16
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-14

At the recent salon in the First Inter national exhibition held since 1913 in Paris, there were on exhibition the lead ing cars manufactured in France, Enb- land. Italy. Belgium, Spain and Switzer- land. while tTfe United States was repre- sented by about dozen different makes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-14

Papes Diapepsin and the stomach distress is gone.
 Millions of people know the magic of Papes Diapepsin an antacid. They know n sna, b ana Isf saomseh are disappointment! Papes Diapepsin tastes like candy and box. of this world famous indigestion relief costs so little at drug the stomach acids so you can eat without fear.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-14

You don't want slow remedy when your stomach is bad-or uncertain one or . harmful one-your stomach is too val uable you mustn't injure it with drastic drugs.
 uncomfortable, when you belch gases, acids or raise sour, undigested food. When you feel Jumps of indigestion pain, heartburn or headache, from acidity. just eat tablet of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-14
NATIONAL GRANGE
 INDORSES BILL
 FOR ROAD BUILDING
700,000 Farmers Favor Ex- e,uption of Townsend Bill for Road Im-
 prOvement

or natonal interest to truck owners is series of conferences which represen- tatives of the National Grange are hold ing with Senator Townsend of Michigan relative to his bill in Congress- proyhyfnp for the building and maintenance of a natonal highway system by the govexu ment under a federal commission.
 M L. Pulcher. vice president and gem eral manager of the Federal Motor Truck Co, Detroit, points out that the ac- ton of the National Grange, which com prises 100000 farmers, in indorsing a na- tional highway system at their annual convention in Grand Rapids, recently, is the most significant step yet taken to obtain legislation for the problem which the tremendous expansion and use of the highways my motor vehicle has brought to the front as a real necessity,
 "The motor industry has played no small part in the development of the roads of the country" he said. 'srhey have helped in the expansion of the net work of roads which bind the towns and the villages. the cities and the farm hamlets.
 "A national highway system will give 8 tremendous impetus to intercity haul age. The great highways of commerce. will be strengthened and made more duf- able. The truck will become in reality the little brother of the railroad
 'sIf a great body of farm folk of this country believe that a national highway system will be beneficial to them, hsw much more beneficial will it not be to the manufacturers, part of whose transpor- tation problem is vitally tied up in the motor truck.
 ''The farmers with great vision for the future and their own needs have gone on record i'll favor of a national highway system. When will the business men and rDaDrfa of11reYs m re~crd
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-14

Auto-Lite corporation. the New Process Gear company and the Dusenberg Motors corporation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-14

While there are 25O,O0O miles of railway in the United States, the motor car has the use of 2.5O0.0oO miles of highway.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-14

It requires 2sOoo,OOO tires to equip the passenger automobiles and motor trucks used in the Unftc9 States.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-14

line. An joints in the metal are welded
 Among the distinctive and exclusive features in the new Mitchell coupe and sedan is a bowed. tilted windshield i'm bedded in rubber and giving an unusually wide angle of vision A windshield clean CT that wipes both sides of the glass and swings up entirely out of the way when not in use is a Mitchell Invention shown now for the first time
 The movable window and door glasses operate literally at touch through the use of new type of regulator. The windows and doors arc cushioned against rubber to eliminate rattles.
 All window and door glass wells are drained to carry off any water that might get in, while the rear deck cover On the coupe is absolutely water and dust proof Winter comfort is assred by a heater set flush with tho floor Standard equipment includes cord tires.
 In word, these bodies in point of beauty, comfort, fine construction and details of finish and appointment are i'm portant and welcome additions to tho Mitchell line. Wherever seen, they are meeting with the enthusiastic reception which their quality deserves.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-14

RUNABOUT-Ail the advanta- ges of Franklin Light Weight Flexit!e Construction m . I've Passeogx Open CaE
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-14

rOUR-PASSENGER ROAD SIERRA convenient, attractive car. Compact. yet having ample eoom for toux,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-14

TOURING CAR Franklin pes. iormance embodied in q Full Sire, ve-Pasenger Open Car. Ii is the most ecooomiealcas e inyps
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-14

BROUGHAM-A personal, en- closed Franklin Car, intimate when used by two. comnodious when carrying four.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-14
{ 20 mx2es to kbe g01dw o gasoline 12,5OO mles to kbe ser gf mes
 5Oeo slou,v yeazy dktveczazlou

And the Franklin Sedan leads in or ures. The Wide Observation Window Doors which mean convenience and acce V-shaped Slanting Windshield, secure an | of vision. Together with the sloping Fr they give outward distinction in addition practical advantages. - n
 Unless you are convinced that you have the utmost in motoring satisfaction, demonstration of this exceptional car. We its performance over any road you say.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-21
LATVIAI MCCALL APSEITI
BE KARALIAUS.
Karuna siulo Mechlenburgo
kunigaikSciui.

Washington, kovo 20. -
Latviia nori monarchijoS.
Gauta ziniV, jog Iatviai kara
Iiau~ karunQ paSiuIr Mechlen-
bur@o kunigaikSGiui AdoIfui
Fri Fdrich.
I.icpoion nupIaukt angIQ
t>art~ IaivQ Skadrona>. Tena:
nuvykuSi AnglijoS vyriauSy-
btS pa$iQ>ta komiSija, krwi J.
nuIiota uzmeg>ti miIitariniuS
ir politikiniu> SantikluS Su
I.atviia.
Taip Gia Skolbia latviQ Spau-
dos hiuraS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-21
Sventasis Tevas lai11ina
RytQ krikSSGionis
MINTAUJA PAEME LAT
WIZ KARIUoMENE.
Bolsevikai visu frontu
bega atgal.
COPENHAGEN, kovo 81

COPENHAGEN, kovo 21.-
cia paskelbta oficijalis latviu
pranesimas, jog latviu kariuo-
meme nugalejo rusu bolsevikus.
Latviai ateme nuo bolseviku
miesta Mintauja, kur yra svar-
bus gelezinkeliu susijungimas.
Pranesime pazymima, jog
bolsevikai visu frontu atsime-
ia atgal.
(Mintauja yra nepertoliau-
Sia RygoS. Jei bol$evikai te-
mai viSu frOntu b6ga atgal, tai,
be abejon6s, jQ frontas truskl-
namas ir Lietuvoje. Gerai tas
bolSevikams teroristams).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-21
SUSEKTA KAREIVIU
SUOKALBIS.
$4,000 vyru norejo apleisti
stovykla.

Camp Sherman, Ohio, kovc
2l.-Anq dienQ Gia vaIdzioS a
gentai SuSekd, kad Su baIan,
dzio / diena Siq StovyIlIq no
rtjo apIeiSti vi<i - $4,000 ka,
rpiviu. Sakoma, tuo tiISlu bu-
vo daromaS pIatuS tarpe ka-
reiviQ SuokaIbiiavimaS.
Kareiviai nieIlo kita nebUNG
name daryti, kaip tik apIeiStJ
Stovyklq IL keliauti namo. Mes
.ju nuomonc, jie be jollio rel,
kaIo StovykIoje palaikoml
Ju namiSkiai be prideramo& il
paramoS turi vargti.
Po Sito SuSekimo vyreSny
be <ugaIvojo kuoveikiauS pa
liuoSuoti kareiviuS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-21
BOl$eVikai iSmuSti IS MintaujOs
BAVARIJOS SEIMAS PA
NAIKINA BAJORYBE.
Bavarai stow uz Vokietijos
cielybe.

Basle, kovo u. - Naujas
BavarijoS premjeraS Hoffman
paSkeIbG Savo programQ sci
mo SuSirinkime. PaSkui pas,
kelht viSus miniSteriuS, indju,
>iuS .jo kabinetan.
SeimaS nu>prendt panaikin-
ii viSokiu> baiorijoS tituIuS
ImOntS tWri but .lygVS.
At<tova> Speck pad6io pro,
teStq prizes nordjimq Skaldyti
buvuSioS vokieGiQ imperljoS
Taippat proteStavo prizes tai
kininkuS uz iQ veikimq prizes
vokieGiQ auStlr nortjimQ SUI
Sijungti Su Nokietija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-21
SKIRIA 10 MILIJONU SU-
GRYzTANTIEMS KA-
REIVIAMS.
Reikalauja gTazinti kareivius
is Prancuziios.

st. Paul, Mimi, kovo 2l.-
Minnesota val>tijoS legisIatu-
ron paduota bili;ts a,a}kErti -
vaIStijoS lido 10 milijonQ do.
Iicriu Sugryztanticms IS kardS
llarciviam$ parcmti. Kiekvie-
nam kareiviui turitU but duo
DANA po 100 dol. pragyvenlmo
pradziai. TuoS piniguS buvu-
Sieji kareiviai valStijai turdtQ
Sugrazinti daIimi>.
VaIStijoS SenataS karGS de-
partamentan paSiuntG rezoIlu-
ella. ReikaIauja Sugrqzinti ma
mo visuS kareiviuS, katrle
Siandie Prancuzijoje panaudo-
iami prie toS SalieS rekonS-
trukci!ioS darby. Prize tQ darby
tur6tQ but panaudojami No-
kietijoS karis nclalSviai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-21
ANGLIJOS GYVENToJAI
STOW Uz TAUTU
SAJUNGA.
Mes sajunga gall sulaikyti ka.
res ateityje.

New York, kovo 2l.- Ana
vakarQ Gia vienam suslrlnkl-
me kalbdjo Anglijos generoIaS
Maurice, buveS militariniQ o.
peracijQ direktorius anglQ ge-
neraIiam Stabe.
Ji$ pazymGjo, jog AngIijoS
gyventojai uoIiai stow w tau
tu SQiungq. Mes sqjunga atel-
tyje neIeiS Salims kariauti, Su-
IaiIyS j viSolias kareS.
Reikia atSiminti tq, jog An
gIijoS zmondS pirmu kartu bu-
vo palieSti tokioS baiSioS kartS
ir iie JOS neapkenGia kaip llaS-
zinlio paSibiaurdtino.
We kodcI tautQ Sqjunga rel
kalinya ir kodel be JOS negaIi-
ma apSeiti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-21
AMERIKONAI SUTRUSKI
NO BOLSEVIKUS.
81 bolSevikai uzmusta; dau-
gels suzeista.

Londonas, kovo 21.-Gauta
officially ziniQ, jog praeit@
SeStadieni bolSevikai uzpuold
mieSteIi Morjegorskaya, w
13O myIiq pietuose nuo Arch
angelsko.
MiesteIi gyn6 amerikoniSka
kariuomen6 ir bolSevikus SUI
truSkinO. Jie tur6jo b6gti.
Music Iauke boISevikai pa
Iiko 81 savus uzmuStuoSius,
daugeli suzeistQ il 6 kulkaS-
vaidziuS.
KeIi boI$evikai papuol6 ne
laisv6n.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-21
TAUTV, sAJUNGA NEPA
LIES ATSKIRU sALIU
DARBININKU REL
KALU.
W tai stove;o S. V. darbo
atstOVai.

Paryzius, kovo 20. - Tarp-
tautinGS darbo iStatymdavybtS
komi<ija * taikoS konferenci-
JOS v;lIlar turGjo SuSirinklmq.
r giS, tai buvo paskutiniS tOS
komi>iioS ahelnaS SuSirinki-
mas. NeS aptarta viSi lsta
tvmdavybGS posmai il paga,
IiauS Su viSaiS jais sutikta.
TautQ >qjmga ateityje ne
turiS niekO bendra Su kiekvie-
nos SalieS vidujiniaiS darEo
l.:kaiaiS. Kiekviena Sails at
>kiriai tvarkySiS darbo rciiia
laiS.
u tq viSaS laikaS stovtjo
s. NalStijQ atstOvai. Ir tue
zvilgSniu jie yavo virSQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-21
SUKONEVEIKTA NAUJA
REVOLIUCIJA MEX
SIKOJE.
S, V, kariuomene suarestavo
Is meksikonu.

Ell Paso, Tex, kovo u. -
Arti Socoro, TeXaSo vaIStlJoL
Suv. VaIStijQ kariuOmene SUI
areStavo Is mekSikonQ, kurie
Su ginkIai> ir miIitarine me,
dziaga taiktSi perSikelti per
Rio Grande upe, ineiti Meksi-
kon, tenai SuSijungti Su zino-
mu galvazudziu Villa ir pa,
kelti naujQ revoIiucija Siaurl-
ntj MekSikoj.
Tarpe SuaTeStuotQ yra keli
MeksiIIOS oficierai. Su Saviml
jie gabenoSi iris automobl,
liuS, priIirautu> kardS medzla-
COS ir amunicijoS Su visa ellie
uniformly. Tm6jo il Septyne-
tq arkIiQ.
SioS SaIieS vyriauSyb6 is,
ankSto buvo painformuota a,
pie tq revofiucijq, kuriai tur6,
,jo vadovauti gen. Angeles. Re-
voliucija turdius praSiddti ge,
guzdS | dienq.
ViSi SuareStuoti atgabenti
Gin mieStan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-21
POPEzIU APLANKE RYTQ
BAzNYcIOS KUNIGIJA.
sv. Tevas pakalbejo i
apsilankiusius.

Rymas, kovo q. Praeita
treGiadieni SventaSis Tevas
BeneSliktaS XIV audijenciJon
pri6m6 RytQ Baznycios kunir
giios atStovuS, atlleliavusius
tionai paSveikintQ popeziaus
If papasakotu savo pergyyen-
tus il pergyvenamus vargus.
Kunigu atStovQ vardu kal-
bejo rytu kongregacijos per-
d6tinis pralotas Papadotulus.
State klausima, kokiuo budu
butu gaIima geriausia pagel-
bdti Rytu krikscionims, nu-
kent6jusiems del Sios kares.s
Sventasis Tevas ] tai atsa-
kydamas tarp kitko sake:
"Rymo poRezius visais ial-
kais buvo artimiausias priete-
lis RytQ Baznyciai, nes joJe
padeda dideIe Wilt ateityie.
Jis yra ne vien tik prietelis,
bet nuolat savo meile praple-
cia j. Rytus, mes tenai Bazny-
clos sunps Iabjaus kaip kur
kitur nuolat turf Susidurti su
Sio gyvenimo kartybemis.
GAS noriu, kad Site mano
zodziai pasiektu visus Rytuose
llraStus. Bet kad mano balsas
yra persilpnas ta atsiektl, tad
savo mintis induodu Rytanls
per Gia susirinkusius. Pasitl-
kin, jogei visi. velija, idant
RytQ kriksGionybe per drau-
giskuma If suniska meile susl-
jungtp su Apastaliskuoju Sos
tu."
Paskui popezius palaimino
susirinkusius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-21
Latviijja prisispyrusi reikalauja
karaliauS
PETROGRA
DE PRIZES BOL.sEVIKUS.
siuo kartu "draugai" pakile
prizes "draugus".

Londonas, kovo 20. - Cia
gauta IiniV. kad Pctrograde
>orijali>tai mcnScvikai pakGIG
r"voIiuciiQ prizes >ociiaIiStaS
HolSevikus.
Taip praneSama * Nokieti-
jos bevicIiu telegraph.
Iinia ncpatvirtinta. TcGiau
gaIimaS daiktaS, kad men$c
vikai call >ukiIti. Mes jei bol-
Sr>ikU >uIiIimaS >utruSkinta>
Nokoitijoj, kodeI nebutQ gall
ma paSmaukti ru>V bol&rviIHl
VaI,NiQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-21
Moterys paVojuje.

Toiiuu> trIpgramo>e pa,,,,u
dama. jog .J&poniioS Vladimir
Iia; JM tuoS >ukiIimu> Knpioj
iuugiau~ia kaItina amcrjflo-
ni>ku> mi>iionoriuS, klrlr w.
Ga rcvoIiuciiine propa4an}Q.
Tad Japonija nu>prondziu~l
>markiau>ia ir pri~pauSti mi
sjionoriuS.
Eadan@i tarpr mi>ijonoriV
yra zyni daIi> motcriQ, tad ia
ponai karriviai dali anu w
ruoIe ir apmu>e. .
VaI~tybt> departamentaS
ra@cidauia @auti tuojauS pill
na> intornaciia> apple tuo> Su-
kiIimu>. NpS Suv. Nal>tijll
pilicciQ apSaugojima> tla ap-
cina.
Tarp kitko dar buvo pron"&-
tl. kad amcrikoniSkaS konSr-
lis SruoIe huvo japonQ Suare>-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-21
w SUKLASTAVIMA PA
VARDES 7 METAL KA-
LEJIMO.

Columbus, O., kovo 2l.-
John II. O'Brien teiSmaS pas
merkt I metams kal6jimo ~
<ukIa>tavimQ Woodrow Will
>ono, prezidento, pavard6S ant
100 dol. VertGS GpkiO.
TaSai >uklaStavimaS lvykc
1912 metals. kuomet WilsOnaS
buvo New Jersey valStijoS gu
bernatoriuS, if kuomet o.
Brien turGio darbq to< valStl,
jos kapitoIiume.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-21
GRAIKAI VEIKIA CHER
SOME.

Saloniki, kovo 21.- Graikq
stovykIoje oficijaliai paskelb-
ia, kad Chersone grailSai skau-
dziai sumuSe rusQ bolSevikus'
II paskui pasivare pirmyn l.
myliQ..
Chersonas stow uz 90 my
liu (angliskQ) siaurrytuose
nuo Odessos.
Graikams tenai teko nelals-
viu ir kares medziagos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-21
UzVAzIAVO ANT zMONIU
BURIO.

Milwaukee, Wis, kovo 21.-
Uzvakar tia vienas paSdleS au-
tomobiIiStas vienoje gatvdJe
uzliki ant burio zmoniQ, lau-
kianGiQ gatvekario.
Du zmogu nuzudd, keturis
suicide ir pats pasprudo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-21
SUARESTUOTAS BANKOS
PREZIDENTAS.

New York, kovo 2l.-Kuo-
met * Cosmopolitan bankoS
andai nezinia kaip prazuvo
$26,OOO, tuoiauS atSiStatydino
bankoS prezidentaS &. B. Will
IiamS.
Dabar jiS SuareStuotaS w
klaStavimuS, bankoS knygOSe
atliktuS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-21
IS GRANT STOVYKLOS PA
LIUOSUOTA LIGSIOL
100000 KAREIVIU.

Camp Grant, kovo 21.-Va-
kar * SioS stovyklos paIiuo-
suota $50 kareiviQ. Uzvakar-
1,4+6 kareiviai. Tad ligSioI
per SitQ Stovyklq jau paliuo-
Suota SuvirS 100000 kareiviQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-21
DIR. WILKINS SUIMTAS.

New York, kovo d. DR..
Wilkins is Long Beach, kms
intariamaS savO zmOnOS nuzu-
DIVINE. Gionai suimtas, kuomet
lis parkeIiavo is Philadelphia
jos.
JiS astral uzgina tq intari-
ma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-21
EUROPA SU AMERIKA SU
JUNGTA BEVIELIU
TELEFONU.
IS Airijos susikalbaria
Kanadoje.

Londonas, kovo 20. -, Mar,
G. III .kompanlia vakar pa~kcI-
bG, kad isteigta bevielini.' tc-
iefonaS tarpe AirijoS il Kama
dos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-03-21
BRAZILLJOS ARMIJOJE
SIAUcIA INFLUENZA

Rio Janeiro, kovo 2l.-Bra-
zilijoS armijoje influenza prl-
amusi epidemijos formq. Vie
tos militarin6j ligonin6j ia
epidemija serga 800 kareiviQ,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-20
Bronx.
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

MANHATTAN .Av. 141--Georsia II Collins
1917; attys. J Slender Co, r 10th
ia2D ST. sag w-John Thompson 1855
Halsey ct, Bklyn. to Cornelia II Hughes
at Harrow Weald Park, Middlesex, Eng,
July 81. 1918; attys. Thompson l. a
Bailey, 81 William ST.. $4,000
soTH ST, 1876 E-John V and Betsey s
Van Pelt to Frsdk A Southworth, trus,
Go William ct. July 20: 1909; atty, Fredk
A Southworth. Sc william st SIS 900
i4TH ST. 3sa E-wm NJ and Margaret n
Dudley, Newburgh, y Y. to Union So
Saw Bank. Feb .. 1905. atty. y Life
ms Trust Co 81 Wall st......ss0. 900
18TH ST, =. 100 W Amsterdam av. AK
99.ll-Hs rdcastle Rlty Co to Ray Ash
endorf and Morris LASER, Jan 81, 1911;
atty. Y Tito Mtg Co. la5 Broad
10TH ST. 3eI r. s-Marla Jones to
Milton " and Benz Stlner. satisfied of
order Supreme Court. March Ii. 1895:
atty. Bernard Gordon. 1873 Bway. $500
5TH Av, n cor i2d 1T. i72xs2. 2xirreg-
Port Investing Co to the National Say
Bank Of the City OF Albany, " Y, March
-. 1919; atty, Title Guar & Co. l76
s4TH ST. $ 3. 100 sth av. usSSs.S~
Susie Robinson to VIM r Mcclure, 527
willoughbr av Bklyn, May IL. 1919;
atty, Danziger, IS Pine st 81. SEQ