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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-18
ARTILLERY TEST FIRING

Battery "a" 53rd Artillery. c a
r.. one of orr organizations alloca-
trd to this District. will leave Camp
Eustis, Virginia. December 10. 1920,
FOR Pensacola. Florida. where i will
ENGAGE in test firing on the old hst-
tleship Massachusetts,.
This is a rood opportunity for
men to see Florida. Tie Command
ing Officer. Colonel Lincoln. states
that he will assi"n anv man who
iains the 52rd Artillery prior to De,
cember 1cth and who wishes to
make the trip, to Battery "a"
f John WI Heisse
lst 1t. G2nd Inf. A. r. 0.
. Publicity Officer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-18
Thirteen DrunkS
Total of llS Nabbed by Police in
Month-CommiSsioners Elect
Peter Il. Hall Policeman


Although the Volstead act is OPP
erativc in Virginia as elsewhere
there were thirteen persons arrested
during the past month for being
drunk on the streets according to the
monthly report of Chief Of Police
Goods submitted to the board of po-
lice commissioners at its meeting held
last night. The total number Of ar
rests made during the month was
14S. Of this number the violators
Of the light law for automobiles head
ed the list, 2G being cited to appear
in court for that offensc. Specders
came second with IS taken in GUS
today.
The commissioners elected Peter
r. Hall a member of the police force
to fill the vacancy caused by the
dcclinat;on of Frank c. Hall to quail
ify, the latter being recently elected
Z member Of the force.
There were eight applicants for
the position, six former applicants
ard two new ones.
TIL" mcting was presided over by
Mavor J. NJ. Duncan and an infor-
nal discussion on the purchase of
two motorcycles for the department
followed the regular order Of busi-
ness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-18
NOTICE TO RED MEN

The regular meeting of Seminole
Tribe No. 35, of Red Men. VIII be
held tonight in Knights of Pythias
HALL, 80 Cameron street. Meeting
.alled to order at 7:30 p. m. AL!
members requested to attend as mat
'ers of Importance will be present
ID and arrangements to be made for
he big class next month.
All members of the order invited
John Grady, Sachem.
f. r. Sullivan, G. .of R
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-18
Defeated Premier Resigns Re-
turn Of Constantine Expected
ALLIES MAY NOT CONSENT
Believed Likely TO Make Known That
Once OuSted King Will Not be
Recognized.

Athens. Nov. 1S-The rcsigna tion
Of Premier Ernizclos has cen made
!iic. IT, maturity -, iers speak
nf tn restoration Of former King
Constantine rs IN accomplished fact
IL is believed here that the Allies
will make known tn Greece tlrir in
tc"t;on not to recognize Constantine
should the former king be restored
10 Tie throne.
on. Of the election aftcrmaths
here is circulation Of report that
supporters ri VrnizeloS planned q
"oup Gta, t" prevent their defeat.
NJ. Mun:a"na, Italian Minister, is
sad t.. have called >un"n Vcn:zelos
ard. Informing him of the plot. told
III" Premier h. would b" responsible
+ ihnr" WAS any h!ondShed.
II is declared that Premier Venize-
'ns. before rrsi"ninn, issued the
tr;ctrSt orders for the enforcement
It c"l,". Newspapers opposed to
Ioni&"l"> ann"unc" that most OF the
Nrrscrs' funrtionarips will be re-
'a;".d thr new Government.
II il the frequently vo:cdd opinion
{ pol't;r#l observers here that s.hyd
;c"""" fav"r$ the return o1 Prince
';e"r%". Oldest son Of former King
Constantine, 70 the throne, and that
hr H't!&t Prim" Minister Indicated
,hardonmcnt Of EcniZeios three
"rcis ago hv his notification that
''rn:t or;tain wou! refuse To sur
'rn"r cyprus t" tn" Greeks.
''C"HS'"ntinc i orr r."h:ful king.
ir"Iar"d former rr"m!"r GounarlS,
'caG"r e The successful party in the
r;r"ck elections. "ani we cxpect him
''ark rs soon a< . p!rhlScite IS held
h"wiH" that The people want him.
wv" r"""ct "t assume the gov
""mrrt in y day or two. continued
;"unari<. when III result Of The
.!c"ti"ns hcr"m" official. Then We
hall quickly cal! the Chamber ana
'"vc . plrhiSc:'r. II was the fnteE-
ION of Constantine t" return after
h" n'@"'>:Itc. and have n" mes
'n-r :" far from HIM that he IS com
mr. p:frllEr
IF ~" p|"hlS".tr Sh"wI n" people
"ant Const1ntine, q" not see why
RAM" or Great !'rita'n should IN
"rcfcr". W" won he elections be-
'AuSr thr pcnDl" r"'rard"d the Vent
'ril>ts "S nSurpr"S hv i"rr".
NY" wish I" ar"!d civ: war ana
crfH'r tr"nhlrS. We Snail pHrSue
policy n "nncIlihf1on. not veng-
'"ncc. toward M ''HiZ"'iStS. we
% not anIcIpht" revolt IN the
'rmy. "hl'h i rcal'E N"hStahe'''iSt.
:" snail continue 'h'' lore s:I
-. cy oi Ncn!HcloS. we none I" Keep
smyrna through IN amr"h:. ar
..n"""r"' ~" ~" lufkS.
o"."" M"'h"r Olga. "t G''"ce' WI!
'r"brh'H HSSi'm" nc r":ctfE' i was
"nrn"i h"r" Today. me queen
Hpihcr X ~" widow %: the late hIhr
'""r"". wh" was aSSa~>'nhtc" az
>aion!t' - l?i'. Ahmir'I '"uh"'u-
lots i* th" present regent.
Reasons for hi% defeat ar" Sala nF
"rn"r f'"fnhr Nrn'Zci"S 10 ~ 1hs
r'""'n"Ss % ~" p"''ir WIN p"' ''r>'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-18
POTOMAC FISH CONP..Ei

.Jorsav trout. bnttcrIiSh. fl"und"rs
.ro's. white and yellow ""rrh, r"ck
rotoraac haSs. steak halihut, steal
nollo"k. Gcston mack"""!. r",f'*h
larur fresh cooked shrimp. York sat
nc.tp"s. Potomac nvS."~S M owt
cooked r;"s feet. cooked c1rh day
ard fried oysters. sDccial. Phone
los. e. II. ZlAiME.HNAE rron.
276-1c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-18
30 PER CENT OFF ALL
Manhattan Shirts
KAUFMAN AND BLCMENFELD

An opportune purchase enables US
to sell frSacinth bulbs at 30 cents per
lozen, tulip brlhs, 81 cents dozen,
laffodilS 50 cents a dozen. Plant
now. Always bargains at Elliott's
SOL King street. 2I6-lc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-18
CITY TREASURER'S OFFICE
ROOM y. .. CITY HALL
Alexandria, Va.
November 4, 1920

Notice to State Tax Payers
am now prepared to receive tn"
State taxes for the year 1920. The
attention of tax payers is respect
FULLY called to the Importance Of
navinr same prior 70 December Isl.
1920. as on that date a penalty of
five per cent will be added to all un-
paid bills and their collection en-
forced as REQUIRED b. law.
Thomas w. Robinson,
City Treasurer.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-18
HOT TURK Ei DINNER

Tonight, from & to 8 p. m., at
Westminster Building. under auspi-
"es Section B st. Paul's Woman's
Auxiliary. Menu: Turkey. hominy.
,eas, celery. cranberry, sauce rnlls
.offce. pic. ice cream, cake. Tickets
Is cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-18
FISH DAY TOMORROW

Boston ard Spanish mackerel.
large and medium rock, steak tile
md pollock, large and medium Jer-
sey trout. also oysters.
SANITARY FISH MARX EFT.
City Market. phone 735.
]. H. ROBINSON, Prop.
276-1c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-18
Monday, November 10, 1920

Monday, November 10, 1920
y committee of the beard Of
trustees cf the Alexandria Hes
| p.tal started today 10 solicit suf
iiciert funds. estimated at So
900 70 purchase an N-ray ma
hine. equip the laboratory, paint
the interior and make avail
able contingencies which are in
cvitable in the administration of
an institution Exc tie hospital.
Names Of contributors viii be
published in this space. The pub
! liShed l;st will. be held in this
space Until the total Of $S0,QA0
j. subscribed.
K: s. JONES.
President.
Total contributions for the
Alexandria Hospital fund 10
moan today amounted to $lS25.
New contributions ac!,now!c3%
cl since Yesterday amount -
1928 AMI yesterdays ayk"2w
isA@ementS were SLID.
Subscriptions TO Alexandria Hos
p;taI:
Dr.. 4. I. Young .. >lH0
d.. L!cwc!Iyn Powell 80. 500
Dr.. NJ. D. Delaney .... SioG
Dr.. Hugh McGi';rc .... 500
Dr.. S. y. Ncc.e ....... $500
VIM. B. Smoot .........'. Si0G
W A. Smoct an! Co., Inc. sion
Rcbeir s. Jones ....... 500
Dr.. X. J. Yates ....... -
Graham and Ogden .... 20
Mr.. x Mrs. 4. d. Brockct: $ 10
Alexandria Amusement 60. : %
D.. & Mrs. {. +. Outcait 20
". A. Moore. jr. .. -
Lccpold Ruben n SiS!cr ). $ ~
Worth & David HL:f;sh {. 500
Mutual Ice Co.. Inc. go. %ioo |
Arthur Herbert. IL. ...... 500
II. K. Burke ............. 81"
&. S. Taylor Burke ...... 800
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-18

Why should you USE Lightning
Motor Fuel? See Page = today.
275-2c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-11-18

Subscribe to the Gazette and get
II the news Of vonr local community
yhile it is news.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-23

Chicka,hl, OFau March 22.-(Spe-
ciaj.-m the rcgula. Fortuna sand
at around 300 feet, the Mckinney
NJ eurbcck farm in the northeast
Of tine outhcast of the southeast Of
section 3s9 looks like tine best pro.
queer among the late competitions in
the cement field.
\ balrr that is hung in the hole
IN causing d great deal Of trouble,
bat dr,llcrs are confident that this
can be overcome. They had drilled
ont tine plug, had penetrated the
sand and had set the liner. In bail
ING out they were running the baIler
and had miscllculatoj the depth, with
the result that the bailor, going
down at fun speed crashed into tine
cp of th, lro hanging tine bucket
anG tclc-copmg a section of the per-
foratod pipe.
4. au indication that the well is
good ore. the pressure tlrc0d the
fuId through the hailcr and the w'lI
flowed O. stream high enough TO nit
the crown block yesterday.
Considerable vorl, WI have to no
done before the woI stands as a
completion. There is fluid standing
in the hole and estimates placed ON
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-23
CHRONIC LIN GERIAG
DISEASES

Oklahoma city has one OF the most
perfectly appointed institutions Tor
The admustcrin- Of Mu2Nenous so
uuons, scrums, etc.
4 nuu.surgicll institution for the
treatment Of chronic diseases OF Wo'
men and men.
Hundreds Of testimonials on file.
Special attention given to the treat
mont Of incipicnt Tuberculosis
Grights Disease, Diabetes Goitrc'
stomach and Intestinal trouble, Ner-
vous diseases, rheumatism, etc.
Probably the only institution in the
southwest where the French 914 can
DE obtained The Interstate Doctors,
SOP Hcrskowitz Building Oklahoma
CITY, Okla.
The Interstate Doctors whose Okla
poma' City Institute is the largest or
ns Kind nm the Southwest, have ar
RANGED for one or more members or
IL, medical staff to spend Monday
and Tuesday Of each week in Ard
moro.
Their offices arc ON the second
floor of the GrIeman building on
! West Main street, They viii he in
Ar,lnorc ON the second floor Of the
Rridgman building Monday and Tues
day and each Monday and Tuesday
following.
Their office hours viii be from >
70 %; evenings z to S.-ady.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-23
FAMOUS OLD TONIC
BREAKS UP MALARIA
CHILLS IN 3 DAYS
20 coop THAT PROMINENT PLY,
SICIANS EVERYWHERE u" ]"
PRESCRIBING 1T.

The next time you get an attack OF
malaria. ague etc, so to your ue''et
and Get a bottle OF Swamp Chlli anu
Fever Tonic. II Will break up the cnil'a
in three or four days, and give W"
relief as you've never had before.
swamp Chill Tonic does It's work
quickly and surely, without any un-
ploasant effects. 1t contains no caIo,
mel. and is tasteless. 1t is made OIL
purely vegetable Ingredients and ron
exactly the combination for the eIlecl'
i've relief OF malaria, ague, chllls' feNer'
colds, grippe, etc. ,o..o.s
Hundreds Of people write letters
about swamp Chill Tonic Ike j. l.
Nelson Of HNcns, Texas, who says
swamp chill and Fever Tonic mas
always cured the chis for me ana |
know it is the best chill tonic on 'he
market" ,.,,
You. too. will say the same, once you
have tried this famous old remedy.
At your dcalers-'tOc bottle Ne1
ono today adv. -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-23
TRASH SHOULD Be PUT
IN BOXES OR BARRELS
FOR I RU CKS SATURDAY

Tho work "l HalnoTlhS "H '''''
is not limited To- BOY Scouts Anyone
,.;,o wishes IA may ret into tho game
and oatber mn an thew can find ly-
in,, io,se ou vacopt lots. tenantcd
lo+, and I'm ,bo strocti and alleys.
rho c,ns NAV bo brought TO tine
po,. Scout INT. saturday. March u,
,,,tcro eco,,ts v,u he ON duty to
,,oas,,o thcn, hv tbo borro, and pay
aooordt,,ol, scout, win also he on
duty A. mo vo,,iops dun,pinp grounds
a..,,,.l ,,o ci,,. n lool, ortar cans
,,,,, ,''''a aro dr,nnod thoro ana IN give
,,o boaItb orricors ronorts on orvone
,..o MIGHT otfon,nl I'm visit these
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-23
STANDARD Defends Price.

san Francisco, March 22.-Defense
Of its recent raise in fuel oil prices
is made by the Standard Oil Com
pany Of California in a letter ad.
dressed to the Railroad Commission. Il
is declared that the company hoped
an increase Of 2j cents a barrel would
stimulate production and restore IN"
balance between supply and demand
The letter Is in answer TO a INJURY
by the commission.
The company dcclc, the oil situa-
tion in California is serious and that
an increase in price tends to conserve
the supply. 1t is also declared that
gasoline must be kept at n price level
where it will not be- shipped out to
other states, demoralizing conditions
locally,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-23

as possible. The trucks win select
routes to follow and those who have
trash to be- hauled are requested 10
watch for the trucks and show the
men where the trash is located
Trash Of an kinds should be gather
ed up in barrels boxes o. sacks. Tor
the men on the trucks viii not take
tiuc to use shov"ls, ana it is NOT
the ob'ipation Of the dealers to find
the trash but merely to haul it away.
Citizcns VINO fail to get in touch
with The trucks furnished Saturday
viii Of necessity be- completed to dis'
will Of necessity be compelled to dis
can. Property owners and tenants
are responsible fer the condition ol
streets and alleys abutting their prop
crty. so of course dumping trash IN
the alleys ia not dlsposing Of it,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-23
Specifications

nsmissiOn-Hardencd steel. Cut Gears
Roller and Bah Bearings,
Clutch-Wtomal Shoe Clutch
Final Drive-9.in. Pitch Roller Chain,
Bct Pulcy-l6in. diameter, sin. face, II,
J. NJ 47j, 30 II. T.
Drawbar Pull-3,OOo lbs at 2la miles per
mr., 100 lbs at 1is mi, per hr.
Fuel Tank Capacity Cooling SYSTEM -
gals.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-23

Enginc--Bcayer 4cylinder Valve in head
type, Bore Ain.
Spced-,5O to 900 r. p. NJ.
CarburctOr-Kingston.
Governor-Fly ball type, enclosed.
Ignition-IIgh Tension Magnetic with I'M
pulse Starter
Cooling Systcm-Pcrfox Radiator and Circu.
latng Pumps.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-23

AlguolD Petroleum COMPANY IN
sa..n 30. 4s1V. ON the Emmett
Hutchinson farm. is running the 10
ia,l pipe at something Ike l'Ooo
f.Dt.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-23

Monnett and his party will leave Nor.
man for Crusher, .u the heart OF the
Arbucliles, Immediately after the close
Of the second semester, June 4.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-23

Bcrln-CustaX Noskc. minister of
defense resigned. Other I1ber, changes
were reported imminent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-23

plns Oil ara Gas Company. well
No. / on the Williams farm, in sec
tiCu II, 2s-3w is q RIG.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-23
NOTICE TO ELkS
REGULiR MEETING TtESDAh
NIGHT. ~
y. e. SUGGS, Exalted Ruler.
21.3

BApTISTS. ATTEND CONFERENCE
WEDNESDAY NIGliT. CALL TVS
TOR. IMPORTANT. 80
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-23

Oli1loma Fox OIL Company well
rn tha ltcrco farm i'm s"ction Z, 2s.
"N IS shut down n, I 500 feet,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-23

Empire Gas anG Fucl Company
-ycu Nc. on the Williams farm, ia
.oujon 81. 2s.3w has o. sand front
"2N5 feet TO 2.29l feet, and is esti-
ln-Dl at lO0 barrels per day
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-23
Mid.Continent Production

Estimated production of the fields
cf the Mid d.Continent at the close OF
the week was as follows: North
Louisiana, 114,0oO barrels: North Tex
as, 16S,775 barrels; Corsicana light
and Thrall, 500 barrels; Kansas, sl,'
600 barrels; Oklahoma. outside of
Cushing, Shamrock and Healdton,
10000 barrels, Gushing and Sham
rock, $4,000 barrels; Healdton, 35,-
900 barrels; total. 6l6.575 barrels.
Tho estimated daily production OF
heavy gravity oil In the Gulf Coast
field was 74,295 barrels; Corsicana
heavy, 500 barrels.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-23
United American Company

Chickasha. OKLA, March 23.-(Spe-
caiD Since the installation Of the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-23

WHO is WHO IN ARDHoRE?- q 2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-23

Noauo'i9 Petroleum Company well
|u. Z m the Duul1p farm, I'm see.
l..a So .+.u. rs a machine.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-03-23


.,.u No an uo wn,i,ms farm. in
.s.,,o, Al os.aw has a sand from
aoS- fee, TO 29gl feet. ana is cst
"' -
c,r.v OH Comnonv well No.
n rra Gannot. farm, I'm section 31
,a t., ,nd is rroJucirr. 600 600
..l,c foo. cf e,s Nor dlv
-
,rae,o,, Petroleum Company wou
, .f a.a. ,e machine
cvp.y OIL Comranv. won No 81
. r.. I.a ric ti,oLsrs on thu.
...ur
~. on t'' cor,ou f,,n in
., qsl,- is snl,t down
,. rt. Ilo,n,,. c,rn Il, sectton
.,,,.t 1o,,.,
r. .ri,.,,r fam, 3, e.,tio, IN
... t,. ri,. -,
,r a. - oI C,r,,,s,, ,v,u No
.. ... r.l, r,rr, n, e-,,i,,, .l
.s., ,.. c,tino t,b
v.. r,.,r j., .,ctio, ia os.gv is
.. t., ,r e,r1 Won No % is a
a.
e,.,,,., c,n,n in COTTON 20 os.
g. rio
,,,,.,. ou C,u,,r, vou M 6
,, u,. r,r1o, f,rr fl, soc,5o, ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-10
comrsde Berlinsr, 2lss spring Garden

comrode Berlinsr, 2iss spring Garden
street
The Stern Price Post, Of the Ameri-
can Legion, will hold dance on Armi-
stice Day, tomorrow, at the Columbia
Club, Broad and Oxford streets, at
which all service men are requested to
be present and sign applications for
Victory Medals.
The dance is in honor of Private Mil
ton Stern and Sergeant Aaron I. Price,
after whom the post is named. The two
men died on the battlefelds Of France.
The post will be presented with colors
donated by the parents Of the two sol
diers. Former service men are requested
to bring their discharges with them SO
as to present them in application for
the Victory Medals. Two clerks of the
War Department will be present to take
the applications. ,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-10
LEGION MEN GET
FUNERAL RITUAL
Temporary Form for Burial
Service Sent Out by Depart
ment Headquarters
GET MORE FIRING SQUADS

A temporary form for military
funeral services to be conducted by
American Legion posts has been issued
hv department headquarters in Penn
"ri This guide is complete in all details.
even suggesting suitable remarks for
the occasioh.. -,
The navy in this city will Join the
army in furnishing firing squads upon
" q. Harris, of All-Navy Post, No.
,o7, will provide firing squads upon
snplication through the Office of the
ccapmmandant at the Philadelphia Navy
Walter NJ. Gearty Post. No. 315.
ssve evidence Of its belief that the
county committee will be reorganized In
accordance with the new constitution,
when II nominated its representatives in
the committee as follows: Hugh J.
Murray, Marcus s. DeWolf, David b.
Simpson, George Wnnger, Edwin T..
Holienback, Roland c.. Heisler.. Joseph
II Noble, A. Boone Cost. William J.
Rradley, William l.. Rountree, John NJ.
Gentncr and Henry ID. Cox.
Other, nominations for Offices to be
filed at the election December 2 are :
Post commander, David Il. Simpson =;
senior vice commander, G. Wilson Fry !;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-10

junior vice commander, Marcus q. Dc
Wolf adjutant, William T. Quay; !; as. /.
sistant adjutant, d. Norman Conn
finance officer, J. Henry II. Van Zandt ;
historian, Horace j. Inman; chaplain,
the Rev. Joseph l.. N. Wolfe; sergeant
alarms, Louis j. HERE, Sr. assist
ant sergeants-at-arm II. ID. Cox and
william Keller. Those will be elected
unanimously and without opposition
Executive committee five to be electedJ
Roland @. Heisler, Edwin u. Hollen
back, William l.. Rountree, Rutherford
McA. Warren, George NJ. orr, Herman
Sloan and Dennis Swank.
New quarters have been obtained BIZ
Lawrence Il. Delaney Post, Twenty
fifth and Brown streets.
Basketball games are desired by th,
team of David w. Jameson Post
Teams wishing games should address,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-21
SUSIKIRTO SU VOKIE
- CIAISs SILEZIJOJE.
27 Smon6s nuSudytG n 26 Sa1SeiSta.

BERLYNAS, Rugp. 20. = Augstojoj ST.
lezijoj -Sliozke- Katovicuose, Voheclal
civiliai gyventojai susikirto su Prancuzq
kareiviais, kurie okupuoja plebiscitui pas
kirtus plotus. Gyventojai nepasitenklno
prancuzp kareiviu apsiejimu bolsevlkq-
Lenk11 karo klausime ir pareikalavo, kad
Prancuzai nusiginlduotq.
Prancuzq nlilitarinis. komendantas,
pulk. Blancart, pranese, kad jis vereiau
mirsias, negu padesias ginklus reikalau-
iant Vokieciams.
Minia VoEieciu uzpuole burr Prancuzq
raiteliu ir viena Hreivl nuzude. 20 slto
pries minia atsukta kulkasyaidzlal. II
zmones nuzudyta ir 26 suzeista.
I minia per langa rankine granata pa
leido Lenkas advokatas Milewsh. Uz tai
iis buvo iiSStemptas laukan If nuzudytas.
VokieGiu policija, sakoma, atsisakius to-
lesniai pildyti tarnyba.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-21
Bolsevikq-Lenkq ka.
70 Padetis

Del perkraustymo naujon vleton spaus-
tuves ir ofisu dienraStis ''Draugas' va
kar neisejo. Nesuspeta sudeti didziules
masinos, su kuriaja spauzdinamas laik-
raStis.
"Draugo" perkraustymo metu. ty. per
praeiusias iris dienas, bolsevikV-Lenkq
karo fronte, sulig apturimu depesu, ivyko
didziai svarbqs nuotikiai ir dideles atnai-
nos.
Bolseviku armijos buvo salimais Varsa-
vos. Rugpjueio 16 d., anot paeiq Lenkq
tvirtinimo, viena bolseviku koliumna bu-
vo tik uz seSiq mailiu nuo Varsavos. Boil
sevikai ant Varsavos buvo uzgule is trijQ
sonu. Megino jie uzeiti ir is paskutinio va
karu sono perkirtus zinoma Danzigo ruo-
ia. Kas valanda buvo lauliama ziniu apie
puolima VarSavos.
Siandie-gi, sulig dePesq is Varsavos II
Paryziaus, jau kas kita. Lenkai su Rug
pjueio II d. pallilo pullman prizes boise
vikus. Juos sutruSkino ir toliaus trushna.
Bolsevikai atbloksti nuo Varsavos, ypac
rytiniam Some, daugiau kaip per 60 myliq'
Bolsevikai galvatrukciais atsimeta visu
frontu, isemus rytines Galicijos fronta.
S&~
Is Varsavos praneSama, kad 16-toji boil
sevikq armija sunaikinta Tukstanciai -Ru-
su paimta nelaisven Lenkams teke If ten
ka daugelis bolSevikl ginkq If karo me
dziagos.
Tuo tarpu Lenku armija be jokios at
laidos zygiuoja pirmyn, perkerta gelezln-
kelius, suardo susisiekimo priemones.
Trukdo bolsevikams atsimesti.
Anot Varsavos, bolsevikams taip esq