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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-29
Turkiijja Nenori Prarasti
Smirnos ir TrakIjos
TURKAI STOW w SAVO
TEISES.
Nezinia, kas bus toliaus.

Konstantinopolis, birz. 2S.-
Pati turku sultano vyriausy-
be praneS6 talkininkams, kad
jos taikos atstOvyb6 Paryzlu-
ie nepasiraSysianti po taikos
sutartimi. Mes Tnrkiia lokiuo
budu neatiduosianti graikams
Smirnos il TrakijOs.
Tasai faktas pak6l6 dAlaug-
Sma turkuOse nacijonallstuo-
Sc. II $ituos dar labjaus uz-
artavo ginti ligi paskutinEju
Trkijos teritorijas.
Nietos graikai didzlai pra-
dziuge, kad graikamS sekasl
kariauti prizes turkus Smlr-
nos fronte.
Cia visai viesai graikai re-
krutuoiami ir siunciam, kares
frOntan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-29
BOLSEVIKAI KALTINAMI
BAISIUOSE DARBUOSE.
Baisiai kankina jie kares
nelaisVius.

Washington, birz.> %. Val
styles deprtamentas gavo
raporta nuo amerikoniSko ko-
misijonieriaus KonstantinQpo-
lyj. Vadinasi, raportas yra
oficijalis.
PraneSama, kad bolSevikai
Ivanovkoje, pietin6j Rusijoi
birzelio 10 suSaude paimtus
nelaisv9n 80. oficierQ ir kankl-
ne kitus- nelaisvius.
Su nelaisviais baisiai buvo
apsieinama. Vienas liudinin-
kas, leitenantas Koehler, pats
mates, kaip bolSevikai dau-
ge44izlii .paimtq nelaisyen rusQ O.
ficieriQ ,nukapoje kojas ir ran
kas If isldpin6je nelaimin-
giems axis.
Podraug praneSama, kad
gen. Wrangeio kariuomene gy
ventojai visur sutinka dziaug
smingai.
Gen. Wrangel atimtose nuo
bolseviku vietose didziuosius
zemes plotus padalinas vals-
tieGiams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-29
LIUDNAI PASIBATGE PIX
NINKAS.
10 zmoniu uzmusta ir 9 SUI
zeista.

Evansville, Ind, birz. 29.--
Netoli Huntingburg, Ind, Sou
thern gelezinkelio traukinis
sutruSkino dideli automobiliQ,
kuriuo vaziavo piknikininkQ
partija.
Arrtomohiliuj bnvo q Emo
gus. Is tn 10 zmoniV uzmuSta
ir 9 suzeista. Likusiuoju du
kazkaip iSliko nesuzeistu. Nu-
kentaiusieji daugiausia vaikai
ligi Is m. amziaus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-29
Paeme dovanas.

Birzelio 5 diena Frocadero
iinai vieSai gavo 500 frankq
dovana. Dovana indave dova-
nu skyrimo komitetas.
Tos iSkilm9s metu merge
les dziaugsmas buvo sumaisy-
tas su asaromis. Mes jinai pa
ii nezinojo, uz kagi j eia ap-
dovanota. Juk jos priederme
priizziureti If aukleti savo ma
zesniuosius broliukus il sesy-
tes.
Jai buvo dziaugsmo, kad
nors karta jinai namiskiams
gales pagaminti geresnio val
gio ir isleis juos mokyklon su
lengyesne sirdimi.
Nebus tick daug vargo.
Musq tarpe yra daug tokiq
karzygiq. Tx mes ju gal ne
matome ar nenorime Inatyti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-29

lake kuogeriausiam Svarume
il sveikatoje.
Tik vienas daiktas Louisei
buvo nesmagus. Jai norejosi
gauti koki nors geresni ir sva-
resni pagyvenima.
Bet kaip visur, taip ir cia
didelei vaikq semynai nelen-
gva rasti. tinkama Svaresne
vieta.
Jinai nebuvo nei sapnavusl,
kad ia laukia atlygmimas uz
toki jos nepaprasta pasisven-
TINA. Ir pagaliaus tas ivyko.
Pripazinta jai dovanu.
Pirm keliQ metQ mires He
nri Fortin paliko fonda, is
kurio kas metal skiriama vie
ma dovana kam-nors uz ne
paprastuosius pasizymeji imus
If pasiSventimus. slmet is to
fondo dovana paskirta Lui-
sci
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-29
PAGRoBE GENERoLA IR
DU PULKININKU.
Tap siandie yra, Airijoje.

Belfast, birz. 29.-Ana max
ii nezzinomi uzpuolikai uz tri.
ju myliQ nuo Fermoy Cork
apskrityj, pagrobe yiena an
glQ generola ir du pulkininku,
atvykusiu ten pazuklauti II
apsinakvojusiu vienoj pasto-
gel.
Visi tryss paimti iq paciq
automobiliu.
Vienas pulk;ninkas megino
pab6gti, bet buvo pasautas.
Uzpuo1ikai tad paliuosavo il
kita pulkininka, kurs apsie-
me priziureti palikta suzeista-
to.
Gi generolas nezinia kur is
veztas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-29
GRAIKAI VAROSI KETU-
RIoM1s KoL1yMNoM1s.
Paerne visa ellie miestp.

smirna, birz. q, = Anot O.
ficijalio graikQ paskelbimo,
.gaikQ armija :sitam Some prizes
turkus nacijonalistus briauja-
81 keturiomis koliumnomis, !
keturias atskirias vietas.
Graikai tvirtina, kad jie
pazangiuoia. Pa6me daus
miesteliQ.
Podraug graikai patvirtina
ziniQ, jog iie sunaikine try
liktaii turkQ armijos korpusa,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-29
MERGELE KARzYGE GA
VO DOVANU.
Jinai yra kaipir "motina"
broliukams ir sesytems.

Paryzius. birz. %. = Sail
mais Sito miesto senoj baku-
z6j gyvena tikroji 9 metQ kar-
zyge.
Sitai apie ja istorija:
1918 metals jos motina, pa
prasto darbininko moteris, mi
re nuo susijaudinimo, kuomet
arti jos manu- sprogo sovinys,
paleistas is toll Saujamos vo-
kieciu armotos.
Paliko jos nelaimingaA Wy
rasa su SeSiais mazais vaiEais.
Vyriausias buvo 8 metQ, gi
iauniausias z m6nesiQ.
Tokiais laikais nebuvo len
gva prizuret If pramaitinti
tokia skaitlingq Seimyna. Emo
gui nebuvo kitokio isejimo,
kaip tik vaikus atiduoti vie
SCION prieglaudon.
Teciaus vyriausioji jo duk-
te, einanti 8 metus, pasiryzo
visus kitus savo mazesnlus
broliukus ir sesytes mamie pri-
zziureti taip, kad jiems netek-
tu papulti prieglaudon.
Jos. vardas Luise Depuis.
Tikra "nlazoji motina.
Vakarais ir rytmeciais jau-
ma Luise skalbe, valgius ga
mino, mazyGius aprupindavo.
To negana. Jinai dar pags-
mindavo valgyti If .tevui il
patti turedavo laiko lankyti
mokykla. Mokykloje j gerai
mokesi, gaudavo dovanas.
siandie jinai dar neturi 10
metq. Bet kuone per du pra-
eiusiu metu visa seimyna uz-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-29
PINIGy kURsAs.

syetimq yiespatijp pinigp ver|
te mainant nemaziau $4,000 bir|
zelio 26 d. buvo tokia sulig Mer1
chants Loan & Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlingp svarui 1924
Lietuvos 100 auksinp ZIG
voketijos 100 markip 2.7a
1enhjos 100 markip "a
Prancuzijos uz ] dolieri l2 fr. q
syeicarijos uz / dolieri S f. &
Italiios u i dol. l6l. ID
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-29
VOKIETIJA TURF III MI,
LIJARDU MARKIU
sKOLU.

Berlynas, birz. 2S. = Nuo
kares pradzios pirmu kartu
Vokietijos vyriausybe paskel-
be, kad Vokietija turinti Ill.,:
14S,755,623 markes vidujiniQ
skolQ.
Nuo balandzio l, 1920 ligi
sausio, 1920, Sails turejusi
6,025, ,226,962 markiu iplaukq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-29
LENKAI sULAIKE Boise
vIKUs.

varsava, brz. 20. Lenkai
pranesa, jog jp armija kuone
visam fronte sulaikiusi boise
.vikp briovimasi.
Lenkai pripazista, Jog prize
sininkas visur yra skaitlinges-
mis-. Bet tas, sake, nieko ne
reiskia prizes lenku didvyrybe'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-29

Ausiejl 20 nuos. turi TEXT Bel
gijai If Italijai.
! Clemenceau ypa5 kaltina:
mas uz tai, kodel jis sitam at.
sltlnime nepasitares su visa
iauta. Bet sutarima su Ang-
liza padares savarankiai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-29
DAUGIAU GEMA, KA1P
MIRsTA IsPANIJoJE.


Madridas, birz. %. Pra
.eitais 1919 metals Ispanijojd
buvo 585,352 gilnimai, sulia
.oficijalio laikraseio. Tais pal
.6ciais metals mire 482,O3o EMO
niq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-29
lila nereikalauja Albanijos.

lila nereikalauja Albanijos.
Minister'S pirmininkas pa
aiSkino, jog it;,lu kariuome le
neuzpuldineja albany, bet tik
ginasi nuo jQ.
Sccijalistai tea'aus state Wy
riausybei Wis naujus klausi-
mus ir pak6lt toki trukSma,
kad pirmininkss turejo uz-
daryti sesijQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-29
KonstantinopoliS, birz. %.

Konstantinopolis, birz. o.
Vietos rusai pagauti dzia';gs-
mo. Mes, suig praneslnnq,
prieSbol$evikin6s karluomerGs
vadas, gen. Wrangel, is Krim,,
gerokai pasiVares pirmyn.
Sakoma jis paliuosaves nuo
bolSeviku $4,000 ketvirtalniQ
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-29
JAPONIJA DUODA SAVY-
\ vALDA KoREJAI,
Tuo budu norma patenkinti
koreonus.

Honolulu, birz. %. - Vie
tos japoniSkas laikrastis turf
is Tokyo informacijQ, kad ia
ponijos vyriausybe nusprendu-
81 Korejai duoti savyvalda.
Koreja, sakoma, lures nuo-
sava selma, kurin atstovals
bus renkam issimtinai tik vie
nj koreonai.
Be to Koreja rinks paskirta
skaitliu savo atstovp Japonl-
jos parlamentan.
PraneSama, jog apie tai ar
timiausiomis dienomis bus pa
.skelbta oficijale proklemacija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-29
Truksmas parlamente.

Ancona yra vienas IS dideS-
niu miestQ ties Adrijatiko ju-
ramiS. Turf apie 10000 gwen
toiu. Ten Svarbus radikalQ liz
daS. Ten daznai pakeIiamos
Suirut6s.
Delto kareiviu maiSto par
lamente pakeltas trukSmaS.
Kar4s minister's BOnOmi pra-
neSl parlamente, jog malStas
numalSintas.
Bet socijalistai atstOvai w
sipuol6, kan vyriausybe ka,
rcivius siumGia AlbanijOn. lta-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-29
JUGOsLAVIJAI NELEMTA
BUS GYvUoTI.
Taip sake serbu persekiojami
zrnones.

Vienna, birz. 81. - (Raso
anglisku laikrascip korespon-
dentas). Teko cia susieiti
If pasikalbeti su DR.. Ivo Fra
nix, pulk. Denitch ir kitais IS
Jugoslavijos istremtais, kat
RE stow az jigo-slaviu valsti-
ju federacija vietoje siandle-
mines absoliutes centralines ka=
ralystes Belgrade. Visi tie. is
tremtieji yra aitrQs serbQ
priesinihkai.
DR.. Frankie draugas DR.. Ra-
ditor, vadas stiprios agrarrl
partijos Kroatijoj, buvo SUI
arestuotas, uzdarytas kaleji-
man il serbq teismas turejo
j teisti. Teeiau vienas istiSi-
mas jam leitenantas j isgelbe-
jo nuo to teismo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-29
ATSISAKO KLAUSYTI TIA
LU KAREIVIAI.
Vienas nuzudytas, daug su-
zeista.

Rymas, birz. %. - Bersag-
ieriQ 11-as pulkaS pak@lt
maiStu$, kuomet iau buvO J.
sakyta apelisti Ancona, ties
Adriiatiko imtmi>.
IguloS komendanta$ prizes
pakilusi pulkQ buvo privers-
taS pa$aukti. i&tikimQjQ Ea-
riuomene.
Ivyko$markuS Su>lremlmaS,
Pavartota kulkOSvaidzlal. Phi
Spirtas pulkas viSgi tureJo
pasiduOti.
SuSir4mimQ meta vicnas ka-
reiviS nuzudytaS il daugelis
kitu SuzeiSta.
Bet paciam mieste Ancona,
taS kareiyiu mai$taS padart
bIogQ intakQ. SocijaliStQ II
.anarchiSu sukurstytiS darbl-
ninkai pok1It generaIi StreikQ.
PraSidljo riau$Gs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-29
GEN WRANGEL EINA
PIRMYN.

Jau paliuosaves gerus plotus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-29

Paryzius, birz. %. Grai-
kq karalius Aleksandras is cia
iskeliavo namo. Gal kartais jls
YES graikp kare pries turkus.,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-29
Taip, ilgai nebus.

"Dabartin6 padetis negali
testies ilgai'', sake DR.. Frank.
"Nera jokio daikto vardu Ju-
goslaviia. Tuo vardu megina-
ma pridengti tik Padidinta
Serbia. Vardas serbQ, kroatq
ir slovenq karalystes yra tik
deliuziia., Visupirmu, jokia
Jugoslayija negali but isteig-
ia pirmiau neatlikus beparti-
jinio plebiscito. Serbia armi-
sticijos metu pasinaudojo su-
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-06
TWO ACCIDENTS ON
BONNYVALE ROAD
Halifax Truck Goes OF Bank and While
Trying to Get 1t Out Walter B.
Needham Falls from Tree.

Two accidents, one growing out of the
other happened yesterday afternoon on
the Bonnyyale road III West Brattleboro.
A large Overland truck driven by Bryant
Warren, son of w. b. Warren of Hal
flax, went off a bank about 2.30 O'Clock
and struck a tree, which kept it from
going down the embankment several feet
into a brook
AiF. Warren had Just made the turn
on to Bonnyyale road near j. l.. Stock
wells home, and was driving ut a good
rate of speed when the truck skidded
to the side of the road and off the bank.
Mr.. Warren was uninjured aside from q
bump on the side of his head. The front
end of the car was badly damaged and
the front axle was bent under the car
The windshield was smashed and other
damage done, so that the truck would not
run under its own power.
The second accident happened there
when a truck and gang of men was sent
from the Manley garage to haul the War
ren truck into the road. Walter Il.
Needham, an emplaye of Manley Broth
erS, had climbed tree and was attach
ing a chain around the tree by which to
pull out the truck. when the rope which
he had hold of broke and let him fall
striking first on the hood of the truck
and then on a rock in the brook. His
back was injured. Mr.. Needham was
taken to his home in the Manley apart
ments. Other men were sent from the
garage and about J o'clock the truck
was towed to the garage for repairs.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-06
COURT HEARING -
DIVORCE CASES
Case Of Cornelius P keefe Against Nal
Benis to Recover ON Note for $500
Tried Yesterday Afternoon.

In county court yesterday afternoon
the case of Cornelius f. keefe of Bel
lows Falls against Mai Bemis of Athens
was tried The plaintiff seeks to recover
on a note for $500 given by Bemis TO
Cornelius Keefe father of the plaintiff,
and assigned to Cornelius +. keefe. The
defense claimed that the elder keefe sold
a piece of land to Bemis and that it was
short in acreage and that Cornelius i.
keefe took the note subject to all equi-
ties and that the value of what Bemis did
not get should be offset against the note.
Attorneys w. r. Daley and r. W. Glib
son appeared for the plaintiff and {. =.
Chase for the defendant.
The divorce case Of Nellie Hewitt of
Grafton against Edward \. Hewitt was
tried Thursday afternoon and a divorce
was granted for deSertion. Attorney h.
f. Barber appeared for the petitioner.
Several divorce cases were heard yes
terday afternoon, but decisions were not
announced. They We're Ellsworth ID.
Houghton of Bellows Falls aga4nst Hat
tie Houghton, alleging desertion, Attor-
ney It. T.. Barber; Morton II. Benson
of Brattleboro against Inez J. Benson,
alleging desertion. Attorney 4. II.
Schwenk Frank II. Laught0n of Brat
tleboro against Ethel X. Laughton. al
leging intolerable severity, Attorney T..
w. Gibson.
This forenoon the court heard one
divorce case and then took a recess until
Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock. The di-
vorce case was that of Edward II. Lowe
of Wardsboro against Charlotte Lowe,
.alleging desertion, Attorney f. w. Glib
son
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-06
BAILEY WINS ALL
WRESTLING MATCHES
Returns home for Short Time After
Western Trip-Expects to Meet One
of Big -Four Before Holidays.

George w Bailey returned to Brattle-
boro last night after filling engagements
at wrestling in the Middle West. Bailey
won all his bouts, and his manager will
arrange other bouts for him soon in his
quest for the worlds heavyweight cham
pionship.
In Chicago Saturday night he succeed
ed in his undertaking to win from two
opponents in one hour. He threw VIII
liam VasseI in St Louis Monday night
and John Obert. champion of the North
west, in Kansas City Tuesday night.
Manager Bowman will select a top
notcher to go against Bailey in a short
time. possibly in Brattleboro, so that he
can get a chance against Stecher before
the holidays. The selection viii be made
from the big four, Lewis, Zbyszko, Hus-
sane and Olin
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-06
EXEDRA GIVEN TO
WINDHAM COUNTY
Granite Memorial i'm New
fame to Early Set
tier There
ACCEPTANCE BY
STATES ATTORNEY
Recomts Story of Jonathan Park in
Whose Memory Exedra Was Erected
by His Great Granddaughter - Pub
lie Exercises Are Held

The granite exedra erected in Newfane
in memory of Jonathan Park was pre-
sented to Windham county yesterday aft
ernoon, public exercises being held which
attracted good sized audience. The ex-
edra. which was erected by the Grant
Granite Co of Brattleboro for Frances
Hannah Osgood and Martha Osgood
Morse, at-granddaughters of Jonathan
Park, is handsome memorial and stands
on the east side of the main street a lit
tie south of a point directly opposite the
court house.
William II. Newton was president of
hte day, and after the singing of Amer
lea he made opening remarks of a his
torical nature and emphasized the debt
which is due from the generations of to-
day to the fortitude and courage Of the
early stttlers.
DR.. Frederick L. Osgood of Town
shend. a great-grandson of Jonathan
Park, presented the exedra to the county
and told something of the life of Mr..
Park and of the early history Of New
fame.
The acceptance of the gift was made
in behalf of the county by States At
torney T.. w. Gibson of Brattleboro, who
gave sketch of the life of Jonathan
Park Mr.. Park was 23 years old when
he left Worcester county, Massachusetts,
in 1866 with Nathaniel Stedman AMI
came to the top of Newfane hill, where
they made a clearing. The next year a
lawyer. Ebenezer Dyer, came from
Worcester county looking for a friend at
Hazelton's clearing. He and Park and
Stedman went down through the forest
to where Newfane village now stands.
Then they proceeded northward TO
what was later the Newfane fair grounds,
Dyer marking trees on the way, thence
to Hazelton's clearing, near the Town
shend line.
In 17GS Park began clearing the pres
ent site of Newfane village. In l1S1
Luke Knowlton succeeded in getting the
county seat moved from Westminster to
Newfane the buildings being on Newfane
hill In 1924 Park gave to the county OF
Windham the land including the com
mon, where the county buildings now
stand so long as the county buildings
should remain there.
States Attorney Gibson also gave q
list of attorneys who had practices in the
court house and who became prominent.
Judge Sherman r. Moulton of Burling-
ton, who is presiding ut the present term
of county court. made remarks of a feici-
tous nature in respect to the gift and en-
phasized the value of memorials In gem
eral The exercises closed with singing
by the audience.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-06
ARRESTS FOLLOW
ROBERTS'S DEATH
-
Four Drinking Companions
Are Charged With
Larceny
ALL HELD UNDER
$4,000 BONDS EACH
Medical Examiner Says Roberts Was
Poisoned by Wood Alcohol - Not
Known Where 1t Was Administered
Find His Watch.

BOSTON, Nov. 6.-Larceny of ST.
800 was charged today against Mrs. Lu-
ellie Joseph, Samuel Livingstone, Will
liam J. Wayne and Ernest Gordon, who
were drinking companions of Ambrose
E. Roberts, the State street broker
whose body was found in a South end
alley yesterday morning. They pleaded
not guilty and were held in bonds of
$4,000 each for a hearing Nov. Is.
Medical Examiner Leary reported that
Roberts died as a result of wood alcohol
poisoning, but whether the poison was
contained in liquor which he drank at
the apartment of Mrs. Joseph or in mix
lures which he took elsewhere Thursday
night the authorities have not been able
to ascertain.
His watch and a set of cuff links be-
lieFed to have belonged to him were To-
Gated by officers in a Roxbury apartment,
occupied by one of the members of his
last drinking party.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-06
PURPOSE OF
PALMER INQUIRY
Federal Judge Charges Attorney General
with Suppressing Evidence
Against Coal Men

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 6-Federal
Judge Anderson declared in United
States district court yesterday that the
investigation to be made by him next
connection with the soft coal conspiracy
cases would be for the purpose of ascer-
tanning whether the attorney general
can make an agreement to suppress por-
tion of the governments evidence"
The courts explanatory statement was
made when attorneys in a civil case asked
that it be set for early hearing. Judge
anderson said:
II am engaged in a controversy with
the government. | have case set for
next Monday, the coal conspiracy case.
/ am going to find out then whether the
attorney general can make an agreement,
in n case where the grand jury has re-
ton of the evidence on the part OF the
government in the trial of that indiet-
ment.'
Judge Anderson's charge that the at
t0rney general is attempting to suppress
evidence is based on Mr.. Palmer's state
ments directing government counsel in
the coal cases not to use the evidence
contained in the bill of equity on which
Judge Anderson issued an injunction last
year directing cancellation OF the order
bv mine union officials calling the soft
coal strike.
MIR, Palmer has said that an agreement
was made, in Judge Anderson's presence,
not to use this evidence if the miners
complied with the courts order; and
court officials here expected that the, IN
vestigatiOn next Monday would include
inquiry into this phase, as also reveal
what agreement was made with the, min
ers. The attorney general has asked Dis
trict Attorney van Nuys, Special Prose
cutor Simms to go 10 Washington immed-
atelv for a conference rgarding the IN
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-06
DEFINE SPHERES IN TURKEY.
England, France and Italy Have Kept
Agreement Secret.

PARIS Nov. 6 (Associated Press).-
France, Great Britain and Italy have
signed a tripartite agreement in which
they undertake to support one another
in maintaining their spheres of influence
in Turkey The limits of the eareas in
which the respective special interests of
France and Italy are recognized are de-
fined by the same document.
This agreement, it developed yester-
day. was signed at Sevres on Aug. 10,
the day the public ceremonial Of the sign
ing of the Peace treaty with Turkey took
place. Although the agreement. it is
explained, is not considered a secret one,
it nevertheless has not been made public
until now, after a lapse of nearly three
months since the signing. Under its own
terms the document was to come into
force and be published at the time the
Turkish peace treaty should go into eff
feet. This date is still an uncertainty.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-06
HURLBURT ENTERS
PLEA OF GUILTY
Bellows Falls - COnfesSes i'm Lock-
up Here to Stealing Clothing

AndreW Hurlburt, who was arrested
by Policeman Tyler in the Elliot street
p0olroom yesterday on suspicion of haY-
ing stolen a pair of Shoes oyercoat and
suit of clothes from Anthony MuzrolI of
Bellows Falls Thursday morning, con-
fessed to Chief-of-Police w. S. Severance
of that place yesterday afternoon. after
Chief Severance came to the Brattleboro
lookup to see him. Hurlburt recognized
Muzroll, who is employed in the Zeno
bakery.
In the Bellows Falls municipal court
last evening Hurlburt pleaded guilty to
the charge of grand larceny and was sen
fenced by Judge 4. Z. O'Brien to not less
than four months nor more than one year
in the house of correction sHurlburt
said he lived in Bristol, Conn. and came
to Vermont to work for the Champlain
Realty Co. in Jamaica, going from there
to Bellows Falls to work.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-06
PREPARATIONS FOR
ARMISTICE DAY
Many Interesting Features Planned, In
Guiding Street Fair and Parade
and Speaking i'm Auditorium.

Athletic events at Island park in the
afternoon, supper for ex-service men at
Masonic temple. street fair and parade
III the evening, followed by speaking by
Frank Sibley, war correspondent of the
Boston Globe, and others, and military
ball are the features of the Armistice
day celebration which is being planned
for the benefit of Brattleboro post, Amer
lean Legion, and Company /, first YER
mont infantry
All places of business will be closed
throughout the day to give their en-
ployes an opportunity TO participate in
the festivities of the day. Every ex-
service man is requested to be out in
uniform if possible.
At / 80 o'clock there will be a parade
of military and local organizations, fol-
lowed by athletic events at Island park
until ) o'clock. The supper for the ex-
service men will be served in the ban
quet hall of Masonic temple at 80
o'clock and viii be in charge of Mrs
Fremont Hamilton. The street fair and
parade will begin at o'clock and will
be followed at 7.30 by the speaking pro-
gram in the Auditorium. A selected 10
piece orchestra viii furnish music for
the military ball in Festival hall which
win last from o'clock to / o'clock
The following letter has been addressed
to ex-service men:
To EX-seryice Men -
Every ex-service man is requested to
turn out and in uniform If possible.
Supper viii be served to ex-servica
men at Masonic Temple Banquet Hall
at $50 D. IN. on Armistice day.
Tickets may be secured of Alexander
Exner and William Cudworth: get yours
at once as you won't want to miss this
feed, which will be in charge of Mrs
Fremont Hamilton.