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The Washington times., 1920-05-28
THORNE SAYS WIFE
LOVED DETECTIVE
Banker In Cross Libel for Di.
vorce Also Accuses Spouse Of
Gross Intoxicati0n.

NEW YORK. May 2s.-JoeI Wolfe
Thorne. banker. who 10 being sued by
Mrs. Mary Casey Thorne for a sepa-
ration, retAliated yesterday with a
counterclaim for absolute divorce. He
charges his wife. the former Belle
OF Third Avenue" with excessive use
OF liquor. aud names Raymond B.
Wilson as correspondent.
Randolph A. Gerard, counsel for
Mrs. Thorne, said the husbands .
charge was ridiculous. He added
Raymond b. Wilson is the private
detective | engaged to remain in the
house where Mrs. Thorne lives 80 that
the other side could not frame her.
You will note that this charge 10
made upon the Information and belief
OF Joel Wolfe Thorne, who is now
1000 miles away out in Denver where
he Is trying to operate some radium
mines
Father Has HIS sss.
, He has with him the six-year-old
boy whom he and his mother helped
keep away from Mrs. Thorne after
he was kidnapped In Connecticut.
1T is lsughable TO name our
private detective as correspondent"
Mr.. Thorne quotes the bills OF
liquor dealers who. ne says, supplied
East Seventy-sixth street. In a six
week period a year ago, charges were
made for $50 bottles and seventy-two
nips OF stout. There was no allegs-
tion that Mrs. Thorne drank all this
herself. Other bills were for Scotch
whiskey. vermouth, gin and brandy.
Thorne says he left his wife en-
the advice of physicians. who said u
was not safe for him to remain in III .
same house with her. Since October.
1917. he says she INDUCED so freely
in liquors that II became impossible
for her to associate with him or his
family,
Paid Her $3.50 MenthIy.
He gives many alleged instances ,of
Mrs. Thorne's eXcesses. He says that
once she became violent IN the Wal
dorf-Astoris. He and friend took
her home in a cab and she struggled
and kicked out one OF his friends
teeth. he alleges. In the winter of
1917 she suddenly appeared in the
Presbyterian Church at Madison
avenue and 12lst street. he says. He
was attending service and declares
she shouted:
I'm going to raise the devil"
Mrs. Thorne further scandalized
him. he says. at Lake Placid In the
summer of 1917 when she ran out on
the lawn in her night dress. He took
the child away In his auto. he says
and when he returned his wife smash
ed the windshield
Thorne adds that after they separ.
ated on October 16, 1917, he paid
her $3.50 a month under agreement
and gave her the use OF the Thorne
home.
The Washington times., 1920-05-28
Take q Kodak
With You

Kodaks and Cameras have
proven a source of pleasure to
thousands. Not only fun in
taking pictures, but interest
ing and instructive, besides
proving an invaluable record
Box Cameras, $2.S6 to $1,?7.
Folding Brownie Cameras,
$500 to $500.
Folding Pocket kodaks,
S9.49 to S93.54.
Carrying Cases, suitable for
all size kodaks and cameras,
75c to $3.50.
Self Timers, s1.25.
Portrait Attachments, 5oc
each. ~,
tube. at, IN
each.
Photo Albums, 15c to $500.
Fresh Films for all kodaks
and cameras always in stock.
After YOU have taken your
pictures let us develop, print
and enlarge them for you.
Sporting Goods. Fourth floor.
The Washington times., 1920-05-28
Lovely Midsummer Millinery
Very Reasonably Priced, Too

Light, durable pladed Straw hats in sailor, poke and
roll brm shapes, trimmed with tailored bands and bows.
There are all colors as we'll as white. $3.50. -
Georgette semdress hats come in many different
colorings, shapes and styles-so many that you will
have no trouble finding one to suit your fancy. $675.
Silk hats with pleated crowns and brims are TRIM
med with ribbon bands bows and ends. $3.95.
Ribbon crown and straw brim mushroom hats as
well as those with full roll brmS, have fancy ribbon or
naments and handwork as trimming $1,000.
Millinery Section, Third floor.
The Washington times., 1920-05-28

the c1sss Of others whom he had ar
rested Tor snaedinC, the court officials
~ Oregon llty wrre WAITING tor him
0 angwer 4 chargo OF speeding.
The Washington times., 1920-05-28
Holiday Excursion Necessities
Supplying Camping and Travelling Needs
The Wenzell
Poleless Tent

Is the tent every camper is
looking for. 1t has been thor
oughly tested and is in actual
use in practically all parts of
the U. S. and Canada. 1t is
light in weight, compact and
very strong and durable. The
auto tourist can carry them
as easily as a suit case. In
sizes TO accommodate from
two To eight people.
The Washington times., 1920-05-28

The third instsllment OF pictures
for the benefit of st. PauFs Sunday
school will be shown at the Norton
Memorial building this evening at
1870 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1920-05-28
NEWS OF ALEXANDRIA
and NEARBY VIRGINIA
Ernest Dove. Who Sustained Injuries
From Fall From Coal Chute.
Improved.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. May 2s.-The
condition OF Ernest Dove. eighteen
years old, who was injured by a fall
last Wednesday, is reported 10 be Inn
proved today. Young Dove. who 10
employed at the plant of the Alex
andria County Lighting Company, fell
from the coal chute at the compapys
plant and sustained Injuries TO his
head. He was taken TO the Alexan-
drla Hospital!
The Washington times., 1920-05-28

yanasfg soliloauizsd the clerk OF the
oregon city Court.
The Washington times., 1920-05-28
TODAY

Sergeant
Trained mechanic
Has learned to read and write
English
In perfect physical condition
Has saved $3.50
The Washington times., 1920-05-28

Workmen are still engaged In re-
moving the switch OF the Washing
ton-yirginia Railway Company at
the corner OF King and Washington
streets The switch was under the
new street recently put down and
was cemented To the ground, and the
work OF removing the ties IL slow.
The Washington times., 1920-05-28

Children's Play Tents, made
of khaki cloth; size 5X5 feet,
$500 each.
Cottou-w0ven Hammocks,
with pillows, fringe and va.
lance, $2.75 each.
Khaki Canvas Couch Ham
mocks, with good springs and
windshield, $500 each.
Lawn Swings, four-passen-
ger, neatly painted in red and
green, $3.50 each.
Fourth floor.
The Washington times., 1920-05-28

..yws cot OF every tsI~s ssrsi.s"
make ssea.. rae saiysstss ArsS,
The Washington times., 1920-05-28

Many people attended the social
and dance at Lyceum Hall last even
ing given for the benefit OF ST. Mary o
Church Sunday School. There was
signing by Washington and Alexan-
dria talent, followed by dance.
The proceeds from the social Will go
TO the fund being raised for an out
ing for the Sunday school children.
The Washington times., 1920-05-28
muodmarn & Guttupp
Open Sis A. NJ YosL-wAsIINGToN- Close 6 M
"The Star
Spangled
Banner"
Close 8 p. M.

Every A m eric an
should display the ftlg
on the 3Oth of May. as
we'll as place a small one
on the graves of the dear
departed.
The Washington times., 1920-05-28

Under the auspices OF the Chris
tian Endeavor Society OF the Second
Presbyterian Church an illustrated
lecture will be given in the West
minister building this evening. The
lecture Will be on the Christian En-
deavor convention held recently in
New York.
The Washington times., 1920-05-28
A Wardrobe
Trunk

For the Decoration Day
trip. A Dust-proof Trunk
made in the closed top
style. 1t will accommo-
date the average amount
of apparel for man or
woman. This trunk is
fastened by a Lever lock
"a simple and positive
locking device, making it
possible to open or close
The trunk with one oper-
alton. The whole appear
ance is handsome, sub
stantial and dignified.
The Washington times., 1920-05-28

These are most suitable to
wear with wash skirts for
summer. There are about
twelve different styles, four
of which have just arrived.
Made of fine white dimity
in checked and striped effects.
Some of fine batiste. Finished
with pink or blue voile collars
and ties, blue or lavender pip.
ings, pink or blue collars and
cuffs, or tiny pleatings.
These are really verv good
models and will give good
service.
Very special at this price of
$1.95.
Waist Section, Third floor.
The Washington times., 1920-05-28

a large crowd attended the ladies'
night and dance given by Alexandria
Lodge. No. 75S. Benevolent and Pro-
tective order of Elks. at their hall
last evening.
The Washington times., 1920-05-28

Al the Young Peoples building this
evening the Fairfax County Circle OF
Kings Daughters will be addressed
by Mrs. Henry Eley. of Suffolk. state
president OF the Kings Daughters.
The Washington times., 1920-05-28

The funeral of the late Llewellyn
NJ Cook. former AieXandrian. was
held from his home at the Montgom-
cry Apartments in Washington to-
day. The remains were brought 10
the Presbyterian Cemetery In this
city for burial
The Washington times., 1920-05-28
Priced at $4,000

Suit Cases and Travel
ing Bags at the most
moderate prices; good
qualities can be offered.
Trunk Section, Fourth
floor.
The Washington times., 1920-05-28
Flag Poles
Flag Holders,
Csc to S1.SO

We have a complete as
sortment of Large Silk
Flags, mounted and un-
mounted; for churches,
lodges, schools and organi-
cations; at moderate prices
The Washington times., 1920-05-28
Silk Flags, Mounted on
Staff

Cotton Flags, Mounted on
Staff, 15c each.
Pin Flags, sc Each; SOC
dozen.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-03
KOLcAKAS BUSIAS
TEISIAMAS.

Londonas, vasario 2 d. =
IS miesto Manzurijoje, arti
sienos tarp Sibiro ir Chinu,
pranesama telegrama laik-
rasciui Daily Mail, kad
Irkutsko taryba sudare
teisma buvusiam visQ rusQ
valdzios perdetiniui Sibire
adm. Kolcakui teisti. Sako-
ma, kad tolimuose rytuose
manoma, jog Kolcakas bu-
sias pasiQstas Maskvon
.augStesniam teismui teisti.
Telegrama paleista subatoj
ir joje sakema, kad rytu ST.
biras nusimalsino, apskelbus
kares stow. kukso laukai
pagal upe Lena esq suvisuo-
meninti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-03
-kAIP SENATORIUS
NEWBERRY ISIPIRKO
SENATAN.
Grand Rapids, Mich, va

Grand Rapids, Mich, vas.
2 d. - Pagal izangini pra-
nesima, kuri vyriausio pro
kuroro padejejas Fr. c. Dai-
ley siandien inteike pose
dininkQ teismui Suv. Valsti-
ju apskricio teisme, tai suk-
tas rinkimu suokalbis. XII
riame valdzia kaltina Suv,
Valstiju senatorip Newber-
ny If kitus su juo drauge, pra
sidejo New Yorke, 1917 m.
Senatorius Newberry il
Frederick Cody, "istatym-
davystinis agentas didziQju
korporaciju, ypatingai Anne
rlkOS 1eloIOnO IL leleSIdlO
kompanijos If Amerikos
Knygu kompanijos" padare
pradzia ''nusprende nu-
pirkti Sav. ValstijQ senate
ryste Michigane p. Newber-
ry."
Adv. Daley sake, Cody
buvo pasiustas nusamdytl
vajui vedeja il tas Detroit
News laikrascio washingto-
niniam korespcndentui stu
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-03

le $500 j menesi, bet tas at
sisake init ia vieta, saky-
danlas, kad jis nenori toxic
darbo.
Skundvedis sake, kad
INewberry'o garsinimo va
jus, ar organizacija uzpyle
apskelbimais visus yaltijos
laikrascius; be to j placiai
ware agitacija per krutamus
Ipaveikslus, 0 -kad Site pa
veikalai neatrodytu politi-
kos skelbimu, tai prie gallo
filmos buvo pridetas atsiSau
kimas, raginantis stoti jurei-
viu tainybon.
Skundvedls perskaite te-
legrama siqsta rugs. men.
1913 m. pulk. 7. Roosevelt
ltui, prasant pas j pritarimo
lNewberry'o kandidaturai.
IToje telegramoie buvo pa
sakya, kad vajus reikaA
lams buvo sudeta $176,000,
bet Vajaus komiteto prane-
Isimas rodas, kad tik penki
aukautojai John S. New
berry, senatoriaus brolis,
Mrs. H. B. Joy, sesuo il jos
Iyyras IL V. Barnes irLyman
IB. Smith is American
Book kompanijos sudejo
Is1e9,soo.
sudeti pinigai buvo lei
dziami ant automobiliu il
|svetainiQ, priziuretojams re-
gistravimQ, balsavimu, ant
baliq, gerimu, cigaru il ge-
lily.
Skundavedis sake, kad nei
ikomiteto pranesimai, nei jo
'knygos neparodo tikros SUI,
mos mel pajame, nei iSlaidp.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-03
PRAMONINIS SURASINE,
JlMAS PRASIDES
KOVO l D.

Washington, sausio 81 d.
Surasinejimas Sales pramo-
niu, kuriu skaiciun ineina
fabrikines isaigas, kasyklos,
lauzyklos, zibalo If gazo Sc
myklos, gilininkystes If gi-
riu gsminiai, prasides kovo
4 d., kaip pranese siandien
.Cenzo direktorius Sam L.
Rogers.
Surasinejimo tikslams sa-
lis yra padalinta j 589 ap-
skricius If apskaitymui rel
kes 1,200 vyru.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-03
KUBOS KONSTITUCIJA
ATIDETA | SAIL.

Havana, vasario 2 d.
Prezidentas isleido prisa-
.ka, kuriuomi atidedama i
sab visoki konstitucijos uz
'tikrinimai sesiu desimtq die
nu laikui. sitas prisakas is
leista po to, kaip streikuo-
jantieji doku darbinil.kai
priimti preziden-
to Menocalo siuloma treciQ-
ju teismo plena. Vakar strei
kininku 'atsilanke j susirin-
kima nedaug, bet il tie visi
atsisake priimti treeiuju tets
ma.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-03
Lodge sutarties kIau
slime ina virSSu.

Washington, vas. 2 d. y
Vikonto Greiy laiskas atvi-
raj priimantis senate islygas
If raginantis Anglia priimti
jas siandien apverte sutar-
ties padeti augstin kojomis.
Senatoriaus Loge'o zodziais
betariant, demokratai sena-
toriai atsiradure kebliame
padejime bebandydami butt
geresniais anglais az pacius
anglus; jei prezidentas Will
son vel nesujudins ju, tai
sutarties patvirtinimas ne
trukus ivyks pagal senate
riaus Lodge programa.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-03
sIANDIEN REGISTRAVI-
MOSI DIENA.

Chicago, vasario 3 d.
siandien yra vienitele uzsi-
registravimo diena items
balsuotojams, kuriu vardu
nera MISUNDERSTANDING kny-
gose ir kurie nori bs,lsuoti al
dermanu rinkimuose vas. "a
d.
Registravimo vietos bus
atdaros nuo 8 val, ryto Xxi
8 val. yak. items, kurie per-
sikele po paskutinio balsa-
Vino, arba kurie nori bal
suoti pilmu kartu.
Kiekienoj vardoj bus rem
kamas vienas aldermanas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-03
PROFESORIUS GINA
KAIZERI NUO KAUTS-
KIO UzPUOLIMO.
Berlinas, sausio 81 d.

Berlinas, sausio 81 d.
IVokieciu zymiausias gyve-
nansis istorininkas, prof.
Hans Delprueck smarkiai
|uzsipuole ant Kautskio ais
kinimo buvusio kaizerio ka-
res dokumentu, isvadinda-
mas j darbu klastingo advo
kato, uzsispyrusio apkaltinti
be jokio atsiziurej ejimo ir dar
bu zmogaus neapsipazinusio
nei su paciais pradiniais is
torijos dalykais. Kautskiui,
mat, buvo pavesta priruosti
tuos dokumentus snaudai.
Palygines Kautskio ko-
menta1us su dokumentais,
profesorius sake: "As sa-
kau, kad jo darbas yra tik-
ra karikatura istorinio tar
.dylno, ar geriaus sakant, ar
gumentas skunda vedancio
advokato, pasirizusio isgau-
I'll is posedininku teismo pa
smerkimo istarme be jokio
atsiziuerjimo j teisinguma.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-03

ponootinio;c ,;c+o,;r;,,l,o
NH, o;nais ,,,a :, ,aSoa4;l'l-no &C.,; 4;ns
,,,s nenerdat,,e falt,,s l 'n -,
mast kalhan,, i, ssoo oon;,, -,
s;oI;n;,,s ~ no;nt; i'm . h,,d,,s :
:: . l.i.c :, .'s: y:
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-03
PuIk. Avalon. iSej0
is proio.

Londonas, vasario 2 d.
Kaip pranesama is Maskvos
bevieliniu telegraph, pulk.
Avalov- -Bermondt, vedusis
rusu vokieciu pajiegas puo-
liant ant Rygos pernai rude
nj, isejo is proto If tapo pa
siQstas beprotnamin.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-03
ANGLIA ATSISAKO
GELBETI LENKAMS
PRIZES BOLSEVIKUS.

Londonas, vasario 2 d.
Kaip Morring Post pranesa,
lenkp minister's AnglijoJe
kunigaikstis Sapieha sian
dien pranese savo naminel
valdziai, kad Anglia atsl-
sake remit lenku kariuome-
mes pastangas prizes bolsevl-
kus.
Jis pranese varsavon.
kad Lloyd George nesas
priesingas tap, kad Lenki'
ia padalytu taika su Lenl-
MI.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-03
ANGLIJOS SVARAS VEL
PUOLA.


New York. vasario 2 d.
Anglijos svaras siandien vel
nupuole zemiau. Pereita sa-
waite jis buvo vertas $3.48;
siandien birzai atsidarius
jis nupuole Xxi $3.47A.l Fran
cuzu frankas il Italijos Ira
taipgi nupuole Xxi 1857 ir
1897 mainant i dolerius.
Marke verta tik LOS, Q Bel
giios frankas 1880 c.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-03
delegatams, kuriQ vardus
suteiks, Viudrines Europos
rusq kooperatyvu a:stovai."
ANGLIJ0S BAIMES IR
RUPESCIAI.
Sunderland.

ouiiucfioElu, AIlgllJd,
sausio II d. (Ass'd. Press
Tkoresp.). Anglijos val
Istybes sekretorius karei
Winston Churchill savo lai-
Ikytoje cia kalboje pasake,
kad, nors niekas negali pa
sakytI, kas is Rusijos iseis,
bet "iseis kas-nors labai pa
vojingo civilizacijai If ypa-
Itingai Anglijos imperial"
"Bolseyiku fanatikai pa
sirize sunaikinti civilizacija,
demokratinius parlamentus
ir laisvu zmoniu laisges,"
pasake minister's.
Europa If Anglia yra
liudnoj padetyj, s Talkinin-
kai gall duoti ramuma Ru-
sijai, bet Russia neduos ra-
Imumo jiems. Meskos smek-
la perbris per sniegus ir sta
tbs jiems pavoju.
"Mazojoj Azijoj gema
naujos jiegos ir jei rusQ boil
sevizmas su turku mahome-
tonizmu pasiduotu rankas,
tai Anglijos padetis butQ
prasta. Praeityj Kolcakas If
IDenikinas saugojo Anglijos
Ireikalus, bet Kolcako karei-
vijos beveik dingo, Deniki-
no kareivijos pavojuje If,
Ijei jos dinghy, tai tuojaus
kitty didelis pavojus.
"Labai gall butt, kad kai-
zerinis militarizmas susides
su vokieciQ bolsevizmu II
sunaikins vokieciu republi-
ka. Mes tul1me ziureti, kad
tas neatsitiktu. Nuns vien-
wal pasakoja, kad mes ne
turime pirkliauti su Woke
Itija, bet jei mes nepirkliau-
slime su ia, tai kaip mes is
gausime is jos atlyginima?
Francuzija ir Amerika de
da visas pastangas pirklia-
vimui su Vokietija taigi If
mes neprivalome stoveti IL
ziureti.'
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-03
Lietuva Reikalauia
klaipedos

Berlinas, vasario 2 d.
Telegrama is Tiles laik-
raseiui Lokal Anzeiger sa-
ko, kad Lietuva kreipesi su
nota j augseiausia taryba,
praSydama, idant Klaipe-
dos apielinke butu galutinai
prijungta prie Lietuvos ii
kad butu leista tuojaus nau-
dots Klaipedos uostu. Lie
tuva taipgi praso, kad jai bu
tu leista vesti gelzkelis nuo
Klaipedos Lietuvon.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-03
TALKININKAI PATVIR-
TlNO SURASA VOKIECIU
TRAUKIAMU TIESON.
Paryzius, vasario 2 d.

Paryzius, vasario 2 d.
Ambasadoriu taryba Sian
dien antgalo patvirtino su-
rasa Vokietijos valdiniu,
kuriu isdavimo talkininkai
reikalauja. Taryba taipgi
pritare islygoms notos, kuri
bus siunciama drauge su
surasu.
Nota parasyti buvo pa
vesta komitetui. Surasas If
nota gal bus inteikta vokie-
eiQ delegacijos pirmininkui
baronui Won Lersneriui.
p,xy- Pov, p,,o T iot,-1yo,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-03
@~. Chicagoje ir
MI dS- Apielinkeje. :

siandien apsiniaukes il
siltesnis; seredoj saltesnis.
Sauletekis, 7:0l val. ryto
Sauleleidis, 5:07 val. yak
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Sovietine valdzia patvirtino
pirklystes sutarti.

Paryzius, vasario 2 d.
Rusu kooperatyviu sedyba
Paryziuje. apturejo ingalio-
ji.na nuo sovietines valdzios
pirkliauti su uzsienio sali-
mis-.
Paskelbimas skarnba ST.
taip:
"Sovietine valdzia leidzia
Centralei Rusu Kooperaty-
WI Unijai tureti pirklybi-
Mus santikius su vakaru Ed
ropos, Americas If kitty sa-
liu kooperatyyais ir pirklys-
tes firmomis.
"Sovietine valdzia duoda
centralinei unijal visoki "
tikf1nima kas del Koopera-
tyvu ivezarnu If isvezamu
prekiu apsaugojino.
"Centrale unija pasireq-
gust wadeti mainytis pre-.
kemis suojaus.
"Sovietlne valdzia leis
ateiti j Russia If iseiti is jos
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-03
AngliiOS baimes ir rupesGiai.
Anglia atsisako gelbeti lenkams
prizes bolSevikuS.
BOLSEVIKAI RUOSIASI
PUOLIMlJI ANT LENKU.
Valsava. vasario 2 d.

vafsava, vasario 2 d. -
Sulig siandien cia isleistu
kares rastines pranesimu
lenku bu:'iq uzpuolimas ne
leido bolseiyiku kareivijoms
susikoncentruoti siaurineje
Dauguvos upes puseje.
Kares vyriausybe mano,
kad sovietine valdzia ban
do sutraukti bolsevil.u jie-
gas Lietuvos If Gudijos from
tuose tuoju tikslu, kad pa
vasari puolus ant Varsavcg.
Vietos laikrasciai tvirti-
ma, kad bolsevikai pulls ant
Lenkijos kuogreiciausiai.
Bolsevikai paerne Tiflisa,
sako.
Londonas, vasario 2 d. -
Yra pranesama apie atsiti-
kusi bolssviku sukilima W.
kaukazyj Utilise II Kutaise.
Abu miestai esq bolseviku
raakose.
Taikos sutartis tarp estu ir
rusu uzbaigta.
siandien po pietu apture-
jtoje is Maskvos bevielineje
telegramoje uzreiskiama,
kad 81 ryta Estonija ir sovie-
tine rusu valdzia galutinai
uzbaige taikos sutarti.
Bolseviku delegatai Dor
pate sake, kad Lenkija is
sizadejo savo .militarinio
rengimosi prizes Rusija, kur
buvo ketinama tue patim
sykiu pulti ant Petrogrado
ir Maskvos, Lenkija at~iza-
dejusi savo sito zingsnio
Jdelto, mad Lenkija sulig tai
kos sutarties su sovietine
Rusija atsieme savo pasiza-
dejima pavesti savo kariuo-
meme ir Revelio uosta Len
kijos valiai.
Sovietine valdzia patvirtino
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-03

Pirls Bona, Bus Lietuvai
Balta Duona.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-21
BENNING ron BRIEFS.
News Of the rowr ard Village reff
Briefly for Rusy RsadsrF

Misses Lura and Ethel Morse OF
Division street are spending a few
days in Troy and Albany
Guy T. Murray re urned today to
New York having been in town to
poss the week end with his family at
.Oid Bennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wade and
daughter, Miss Edih Wade and Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred W. Elliott autced
over the Mohawk trail Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. C. McAllister Mrs.
O. d. Parker and daughter Isabel of
South Londonderry were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. o. h. Clayton. Sunday
A card parry will be given at the
Mt. Anthony Country club Wednes-
day afternoon al o'clock to which
the members of the club are cordially
invited.
Mrs. w. l.. Field has arrived from
/ NorthamD on and opened her home at
/ Old Bennington for the summer She
! is entertainisg as her guest Miss
Woodward OF northampton.
You have all heard or read about
The Dalton Brothers. famous outlaws,
Emmett Dalton the only survivor Of
the brothers is expected in Benning-
ton some day this week ADV.
\ Joseph f. OBrien, who has been
in town for vacation of two weeks
left Sunday for Schenectady to re
sumo his work in the Office of the Gen
eral Electric company in Science
tady.
Fred c. Martin, one Of the Vermont
delegates to the national democratic
convention to be held in San Francis
co, left Sunday for the Pacific coast.
1t is understood that he Vermont
and the Massachusetts, delegations
will make the trip together.
Miss Laura NJ. Rogers, instructor of
English at the Pautucket high school,
Pautucket r. l., has gone to Pippa-
pass, KY, where she will be employ.
ed during the summer at the Knott
county community center. A former
classmate of Miss Rogers has organic
ed community summer school at Pip
papass.
, The blue team of the Ladies' aid so
ciety of the Baptist church will hold a
food sale in the social rooms of the
church Saturday afternoon from tc
5 o'clock, Anyone wishing food reserv
ed or those desiring special orders
filled should notify Mrs Horace w
Woodman before Thursday afternoon
ADV.
The Mt Anthony Country cub was
opened Saturday afternoon for the
season. There we're about seventy
five members who attended the ties
which was feature of the opening
The entertainment cmomittee was IL
charge and Mrs Guy B. Johnson
Chairman, and Mrs. Harry G. Shields
vice chairman, poured, assisted by
Mrs. Collins M. Graves, Miss Ann r
Clark, Mrs. Guy r. Murray, Mrs, Rich
ara Kellogg and Mrs. John Harper. The
n rooms were attractively decorated
& with various colored flowers and
green. The next social function at the
Y club Is a card party planned for Wed
nesday afternoon,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-21
BLOOD pfsssur =.

Blood pressure is the pressure OF
the blood against the walls of the large
arteries. 1t is determined by the force
of the heart and the resistance in the
small blood vessels These latter eth
er expand or contract according to
conditions. This action is influenced
by various factors, namely, excitement
nervousness, pOisons in the system and
hardening Of the arteries.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-06-21
The Woodeoek.

The woodcock provides one Of the
finest examples of protective coloring
that nature has ever made. His bright
eyes, however fitted for the night worF
to which he puts them. are sometime.
his betrayer. The female woodcock Is
larger than the male and Its weight
varies rs widely as to run between
eight to twenty-seven ounces. Wood
cock is tremendous glutton, so he ~
fat The woodcock can fly either rs
lazily as a rail or as swiftly as 4
swallow.