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New-York tribune., 1920-06-30
Mems Clothing
COME UPl

Where Prices Are Down
Buy ttich Suit or Top Coat direct from
maker to wearer and save retaier's proat
Wonderful values. $3.50 to $500 Palm
Beach or Silk Mohair Suits at $145o and
4lsbe. Stich Co.. 621 Broadway. eighth
hoor. Blocker st. subway or IL" station.
A WHOLESALER SACRIFICING AT RE
tail $500 high grade hand tailored aIl
wool Mems Suits. latest styles at $29. 50
and ss2oo Corner wholesale price s4s SOY
rev hundred silk mohair suits at SIS Is
showroom. A. & r Clothes Shop. SO West
S3u st. opposite Hotel Nc Amin
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7oWNsENE. AMy-IN PURSUANCE OF
an order Of Honorable John p Cohalan.
q Surrogate OF tho County of New YORK.
NOTICE Is hereby given 70 All persons
having claims against Amy Townsend, lato
OF the County of New York. deceased. to
present the same with vouchers thereof 20
ihe subscriber at place Of transacting
business Of Taylor, Jackson Brophy d
Nasn. attorneys for the executors. at 80
Pine Street. !n the city Of New York on
or before tho 18th day of october next
Dated Sew York. the 13th day os APRIL
1920. -.
HENRY r. WINTHROP,
Executors
TAYLOR, JACKSON BRoPHY q NASH,
Attorneys for Executors. 20 Pine
street Rev York city.
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Patents

PATENTS
Over Is years practice; all communicA.
hons strictly confdential; handbook on
patents free on request: special facilities
for office consultation. Mum & Co. pat.
ent attorneys. GOT Woolworth Building.
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Rents West I'D Street Home
PeAse g. Gilman leased for Z. 8.
Nash TO August Langner the four-story
dwelling at c22 West Seventy-second
EtreeAs
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BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets

Carpets
sTILLINGs. INC. s2s MADISON AVE.
(5sth stD,( offer $50 yards taupe 1bo
YARDS y,i, hinas'patterns. $500 yards sloanes
Milton. Administer Carpets $50, $500
$500 yard up; in green, gray. brown. blue
and mixed colors tslightly used); Rugs. all
sizes sizes; al prices; small, $500 to $500: mo-
$4,000 up; hall and stair carpets Orien-
tails. making over, cleaning. laying. repair
1886
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE

II THE HEART OF CHELSEA
bea utiful 50 room property. modern IN e-e-,
respect suitable for sa ni'ariun. institution.
large summer horne. club house or exclusive
ho'el completely furnished: hard ood finish
throughout electrically equipped hot water
neat large lawn. shad trees and shrubbery
Two winding dri'eways leading to freproof
garage with capacity for six cars. j. j.
Claron $50 y. Albany ave, Atlantic City.
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IONMERFELD. AUGUSTA HIN PUN.
suance OF order Of Honorable John Z.
Cohalan. a Surrogate OF the County OF Now
York. NOTICE Is hereby given TO all psr.
aons having claims against Augusta IL
sonmerfe'd late OF the County OF New
York, deceased. TO present the same with
vouchers thereof TO the su bscr bers, At
their place OF trsnsacting business. at tho
ONCE Of their attorneys. Cravath Hen
derson. at No. Sc William Street. In the
CITY OF New York. on before the hrst
Aay OF July next.
Dated. New York. the thirty -nrst day
of December. 1879.
ALBERT CTRAUSS,
FREDERICK STRAUSS.
ExecutorA
CRAvATH 4 HENDERSON. Attorneys
for Executors Sc William Street. Nov
York CITY.
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WHITE PLAINS
Attractive 2-fa1ny stucco house s rooms
lied ba h. hrst floor rooms, tiled bath.
water heat: plot 5oxlt7 garden and fru1
trees second floor rents for $40 per month .
price $1,000. $1,000 cash second mortgage
for years possession 30 days
HOWARD SETTER co.
Cast 42d st. Vanderbilt sias
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HELP WANTED MALE

SIERk.-Accurate at figures. with some ex-
perience In correspondence preferred good
opportunity for advancement salary $40
S23, Tribune
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SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Honorable John P. Cohalan. a SurrogAts
Of the County of New York, notice il
hereby given to all persons having claims
against James Mclean. late OF the County
Of New York. deceased. to present the
scrbers. at their place OF transactinr busi
ness No. % John Street, Borough Of Man
haitian. City OF New York, on or before
the 23Fd day OF August nc1t.
Dated. New York. tho 18th day Of Feb.
ruary. 1920
SARAH MCLEAN.
NJ. LINN BRUCE
HELEN MCLEAN RAvENSCROFT
NJ LINN BRUCE. Attorney for sarah
Mclean and 81. Linn Bruce. Executors,
ss William Street. Borough OF Man
haitian. city OF New York
EDWARD r. OTHEMAN. Attorney for
Helen Mclean Ravenscroft Executrix
81 Nassau Street. Borough o: Aanhat.
tan, City OF New York
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coMPToMETER OPERATOR.

WE WANT TO
TALK WITH
GIRLS who seek perma-
flent business positions
where there is definite as
surance Of rapid advance
tlent.
GIRLS who seek a busi-
ness occupation they can
be proud of.
GIRLS who want to have
the satisfaction of doing
something worth while for
good pay.
We now have positions
ior such girls in several
apartments. No cxpe-
fence is required.
The starting salary is
1880 a week.
Iapablc girls can soon
reach earnings of $85 to
siW month.
Apply at
sisa Broadway. Manhattan
He z. 10th Ct. Bronx
" Wiiloughby st.. Brooklyn
fss smees ais, open evenings until
snt Saturdays TO r. II.
ssadavs, p. H. 70 s r. NJ.
"s Esesdway, Manhattan
tcornsr Dey st)
esss Broadway. Brooklyn.
~ Or tsjsphoas
~a1ssnn square 12.oee
rr. NEW YORK
TELEPHONE COMPANY.
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Printing

Printing-24 Hour Service
500 letterhcads cards, envelopes, So. mul.
tigraphng specially. folders, circulars
reason BILE, modern equipment. Hallmark
press "a print shop with a reputation"
254 West saith s..
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DSAfTSMAN.-First class mechanical and
equipment craftsman. also power and pip
ing craftsman. Habirshaw Electric Gable
Co. Yonkers, \. V
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Furniture

WE PAY highest prices for furniture planos,
antiques brio-a -brac, books. art, etc.
GABAH. IS University Pl Stuyvesant 2377
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
PROFESSIONAL HELr FEMALE

DOYLE AGENCY.
IS East 4oth at Madison Ave. 1854 Nassa,
ST.. Tribune Building. or Els Montague St
Brooklyn-Steuogr ra phers, typists book
keepers, clerks, conptometers and switch
board OPERATORS good positions for begin
pefs and ex,erienced
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Rugs

ORIENTAL RUGS any any condition %
tlty bought for highest cash appraisinE A
speciality; call or write. Ba.najian. 80 West
18th st. Phone 5l0l Bryant
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1ypeWrlterS
TYPEWRITERS RENTED
Non visible. months IS: Visible months 81 80 up
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE Co INC
s4o Broadway at Franklin ST. Tel 540s
20 E. ed ST. opposite Madison ave- Frsnklin
THE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
~ Barclay st. Telephone 4738 Ba-e,,,
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FURNISHED COTTAGES TO 1IET

FOREST. HILL. Newark y. .r.-Fins t,euea
IL rooms: tuo-car garage half hesr from
New York. no~ TO Sept. 18th: adults onlv
Phone 2s$i Branchbrook or write B. n. Sic
Broad St. Newark, " J.
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FOREST HLLs-July, Augusr September;
prorch; garage; garden. Phone Boulevard
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.ns1. FOUND AND REWARDS
500 REWARD

.....a for brown fur neck scarf. valued az
f + no's ssHfnS fssa sns sas.aay sy'% %s
We ss.sa,c.s Apply 10 Bacon. 81 East 6sth st.
pssse 1919 Plaza
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HOUSE FOR SALE
Jefferson Place. e72. nr. lsath St.
Two-'arnily house, rooms. heat. e,ec.
tricity: splendid condition. large faf-
den. fremont iios
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE

LARGE rooms and bath with kitehene.a
electric light. heat parouet aocrss itnm.-
diate possession 90 Lincoln Place ref 81
Sterling or All williamsburg =.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-30

----r Will the person who picked up small
Lssa,,r handbag from chair in lobby OF
a1, Algonquin West 44th st. Sunday night
Ec.ss "a nleass return same TO desk and re
. ~. reward. no questions asked. Mrs. ".
+ phtlbrick,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-12-15

This life is full of surprises,
but one of the greatest of all ia
when II fellow frat learns that
to accomplish the supposed inn
possible ia n comparatively easy
matter when he goes at it with
determination and in the right
manner. Too many of us are
prone to consider thing i'm
possible without first giving it
proper thought and investiga-
ton. To us it looks an insur-
mountable mountain simply be-
cause ii is greater than the
problems with which wo have
been accustomed to deal. The
man of strong force and char.
acter finds 1t easy to overcome
great obstacles because he likes
his work and has confidence in
his ability TO perform it. The
average man may become
forceful of character through
cultivation of habit is more
simple and easy than that of
the crops in the field. Obs,a.
Giles are only obstacles TO those
who consider them such. To
the man of will power and de-
termination they are as pebbles
in the pathway of giant.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-12-15
Handle with Care.

Too much attention can no,
be paid to the proper training
of tina children of this commu
nifty. as 1s
e As is the child of today, 30 is
the man or waman of tomorrow,
There are fewexceptions to this
rule. ftS3 ~
Giving the child an education,
a good suit, few dollars and
sending it out into the world To
battle for existence will not
suffice. Parents owe u more
sacred duty to their offspring.
The child is entitled to health,
to an acute conception of right
and wrong, and to the cultiva
ton Of perseverance, forbear
ance and mercy.
With these attributes freely
inculcated in ite mind. body
and heart, it will not stray far
on the forbidden path Of life,
No person is normal without
good health, and the great
achievements of the world are
accomplished BY normal men
and women. il
From the day Of its birth tho
health should be n prime con.
sideration for the child, and
there should be no relaxation
in hygienic watchfulness from
birth to ins'urity.
The other attributes follow in
their natural sequence, and the
lessons are better understood
and freely assimilated because
of II healthy state of mind and
body.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-12-15
John Henry Deel Killed in
Dickinson.

Tense, Va Dec. 0.-John III
Deel, son of N G Deel, of Ten
SO. Dickinson county, was shot
and instantly killed on the
night of November 2S;h by
Gambler Pickett, who fired a
shot gun from the brush into IA
crowd, the entire load striking
Deel.
The Pickett boy and Deel had
no words prior to the shooting,
but it is understood that some
of the boys i'll the crowd had
had some trouble with the
Pickett boy.
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Dead at the Age of 10Y Years

Mrs. Eva Amburgey, widow
of John Amburgey, died few
days ago at Gravel Lick, Rus.
sell county, after rounding out
lo7 years. Her death occurred
nj the home of j. Bone Smith.
Mrs, Amburgey (nee Kelly)
was horn November %, 1913,
near Nash's Ford, Russell coun-
~, She retained her mental
faculties To n remarkable de-
gree. often relating Interesting
incidents that happened in pi.
oneer days News.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-12-15
Sustain the Teacher.

Many people who send their
children To school are too ready
TO pass judgment and censure
upon the teacher.
= Ii frequently happens that Il
child must be punished for It's
misconduct. Failure 10 intlict
proper punishment would de.
stroy all discipline in the school
and exert a demoralizing inilu.
ence over other aud better pu.
pills.
But parents seldom see the
faults of their own children.
In many cases the teacher is
promptly condemned aud the
unruly child is upheld in its
misdeeds
When we zee smoke we at
once look for the fire which
causes it.
And when "A child receives
punishment in a school we
should Oe equally dilligent III
looking for the cause which
prompted its iniliction.
In no other way can school
authorities maintain discipline,
aud a school without discipline
Is not worthy the name.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-12-15
Who Are They?

Hordes of immigrants are
pouring into this country every
day from all sections of the old
world. There seems to be no
end TO the flow.
But who ara theyf
Are they men and women
who will become good, law
abiding, producing citizens, or
are many of them indictments
whose chief aim in life is to in.
cite trouble?
1t has been limited that some
of our consuls abroad are not
overly careful in the issuing of
passports To Foreigners desiring
TO come to this country.
And it ia n well known fact
that shipping agencies will take
about any ono with the price of
pnssage-if their bones will
hold together long enough TO
get aboard ship.
There is grave danger that
among this great army Of i'm
migrants there may DO vast
numbers who are coming here
for the express purpose of Great
ing trouble--whosc secret aim
is the overthrow of the govern
ment.
Radical leaders abroad would
like nothing better than TO pour
an army of enissarirs into this
country To undermine our estab-
lished system of law and order.
In ali likelihood it is being
done even now.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-12-15
J Norton Woman Dies Near
Cleveland.

Mrs. Hester Anna Strength,
OF Norton, died Sunday night
at the home of her aunt, Mrs.
Nj. l.. Purcell. his side of Cleve-
land. Her death was due To
dropsy, and she, had been AT the
Purcell home only Il few DAYS
when she died. The husband
of the deceased died about u
year age with flu.
The remains were shipped TO
Norton Monday evening for
burial Lebanon News.
Those Hundreds Of thousands
of immigrants who are pouring
into this country know good
thing when, they see it. SO do
our udertakcrs.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-12-15
Radford Nor
NAL Notes

DR.. j. P. Mcconnell and Prof.
J. L. Avent arc this week at.
tending meeting of the repre-.
sentntives of the various teach
or training institutions of the
state in the office of the state
superintendent of public in
structiou at Richmond.
The courses that will be of
fered in this institution during
the summer quarter of 1921 will
be announced at an early date.
a strong effort is being made
to render all the assistance pos
sible to teachers now in service
in the public schools of Virgin-
ia. To accomplish this the SUI
perintendents and school trus.
tees are requested To urge hold
ers of fret grade and high GER
tificates to spend the whole of
the summer quarter Of thr, Z
months III this institution doing
professional work next summer.
Such Il course will greatly inn
prove the efficiency and profrs.
sional standing of teachers now
in service. During the summer
the same professional courses
offered in teacher trimming in
situations in Virginia will be
offered here along with the reg
ular Normal School courses and
for the renewal or cxtensi of
certificates.
Most certainly IL continuous
shortage of teachers coufronts
the school officials aud the pub.
lie for many years to come. In
addition the leaving many
schools without teache $ this
shortage has tendency to low.
er the general efficiency OF the
teaching force as the school
boards are under the necessity
of employing weak aud com
paratively unframed teachers
This institution is taking every
possible step to bring into the
institution the largest possible
number of students looking for
ward to graduation. Inasmuch
as the normal schools. on ac-
count of inadequate dormitory
faciilties are unable 10 accom-.
modate n sufficient numorr of
prospective teachers, 10 meet
this apparently continuous
shortage of teachers, 1t Is, ems
necessary that all the teacher
training institutions Shall exert
themselves To the utmost to as.
slst the great body of teachers
who are m the school rooms To
secure n better education and
more professional training than
they now have. For this pur.
pose the Normal School at Rad.
ford publishea the Virginia Ru-
raj School Messages, distributes
literature, aud extends every
possible assistance to the teach
ers now in service, most of
whom for various reasons, find
it impossible to enter teacher
training institutions To prepare
themselves for the work they
are now doing. The extension
service OF the Normal School at
kadford liz free to all tracl ers
and educational workers.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-12-15

We always admire a regular
attendant at church, 1t isn't
every one who can stand hear
ing the truth about themselves
fifty two times in a year.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1920-12-15
NOTICE

! am temporarily leaving
Wise county and expect to re-.
tain my citizenship and voting
precinct at Big Stone Gap, va.
adviS-5l d III. BosTIC.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-31
MEMOIR NAIKINTI ISTAI-
GQ IR KASYKLU.
Nori armisticijos, bijosi
skerdyniu.

Essen, kovo 30.-Cia isteig-
ia bolseviku valdzia kas valan-
da gall subireti del pakilusiQ
nesutikimu ir nepasitenkinimQ
vadais. BolSevikiniai elemental!
saukia, kad lyderiai isakytu su
dinamitu sugriauti visas Krup-
po istaigas il kasyklas.
Bet vadai atsisako klausyti
toxic keisto patarimo. Jie sa-
ko, jog nenori init atsakomy-
b6s uz nelaimes, kokios palies
tn Vokietija sunaikinus taS
istaigas arba kasyklas Ruhr
apskrityj.
Bolsevikin6 valdzia nepasiti-
ki ilgai gyvuoti. Mes baigiasi
maistas, trqksta amunicijos.
Nera is ko gaminti amunicijq.
Kuomet pritruks maisto, pri-
sieis priimti siQlomas Berlyno
vyriausyb6s salygas.
Bolsevikp vadai Gia bijosi
skerdyniQ tokiu, kokios kituo-
met buvo ivykusios mieste Mu-
niche, kuomet buvo iveikti boil
Sevikai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-31
161 zMOCUS zUVO
VESULOJE,
NUoSToLIU BUSIA DAU-
GIAU no vMILIJ0NU
DOL.
Apgriautuose miesteliuose pa
troliuoja kariuomene.

Sulig naujausiQ ziniQ, nuo
siautusios keliose valstijosc
vesulos (tornado) zuvo l6l
zmogus. Suzeistu skaitlius Il
krai nezmomas. Bus lleli SIM
tai. Netekusiu pastog6s zmo-
nip bus daugiausia.
Materijaliai nuostoliai taip.
pat dideli. Sakoma, busiq dau-
giau 10 miliionp dolieriq.
,Jhicagos majoras Thompson
paskelb6 proklemaciia. pa
Ky iezdamas zmones duoti piri=
q, paselpos fdndan, k'rs bus
pavartotas selpti ru6erteju-
.sius C'l,ieagoje If apyllnlSese.
Neutrality-suspicious. pdsel'on
sloje Faip miestas, taip vals-
tia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-31
Matyt, Rusijos Bolsevikai
Padarys Taika su Kinija
Bolsevikai sakosi neveda pro-
pagandos S. Valstijose
RUSIJOS. .BOLsEVKAI STU
LO TAIKA KINIJAI.
PasiQlo geras kinams salygas.

Pekinas, Kinija, kovo 30
Rusijos sovietu valdzia cia
praneSe, kad j pasiQlo Kinijai
taika. Sutinka bolsevikai ki-
mans sugrazinti rytini gelezin-
keli IL dovanoti nuo bokserq
sukilimo laiku prigulintl Rusi-
jai atlyginima.
Cia n6ra jolia paslaptis, kad
Kinijos vyriausybe jau senai
susineSa su rusq bolSevikQ val
dzia il turf jau neblogiausius
santikius. Tad sp6jama, kad
Kinija mielai priims taikospa-
siqlyma il stos tarybosna.
Japonai atsisako taikinties. s
Kinijos vyriausyb6 painfor-
muota, jog japonai atmete boil
SevikQ pasiqlyma taikinties.
Cia nuomoniaujama, kad ia
sal japonQ atsisakymas talkn-
ties nesas rimtas. Nes japonai
Siberijos zyilgsniais megina su
bolSevikais apsieiti graziuoju.
ir tur6ti artimQ rySiq, kas duo
tn naudos japonams.
! pora sekanciQ savaiciQ ry-
tinej Siberijoj nebeliks nei vic
no Suv. Valstiju kareivio.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-31
STREIKAS GYVUL|U
SKERDYKLOSE.

GyvuliQ skerdyklose vakar
sustreikavo 900 darbininkQ
prigulinciQ Live Stock Han
dlers' 'rlnijoje. Jiems sustrei-
kavus istaigos negali gauti
uztektino skaitHaus galvijQ.
Tad sumazeja darbai If Xxi
items darbininkams.
Streikminku vadai kreipe-
81 j teis6ja Alschuler, klausda-
mi, ar jis kartais neapsimsias
patarpininkauti srltaikyme
streikininku ssu darbdaviais.
Bet teisejas atsisake but
arbitru streikuojantiems, ka-
dangi jie sustreikavo pirmiau
nepaslklause 10 nuomones.
Gyvuliu skerdyklQ darbmin-
kai negali streikuoti, jei turi
pasiskyre arbitra. Tuo tanpu
augS66iau pamineta unija SUI
lauz6 tas teises.
Streikininkai nori didesnio
uzmokeseio. Jei jie neglyz
darban, kompanijos lures nuo
darbo paliuosuoti daugybe
darbininkq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-31
PATYs SINN -FEINERIAI
zUDA sAvIsK1Us.
Taip tvirtinama oficijaliam
tyrinejimu raporte.

Londonas, kovo 81. = Ang-
lq valdzia po tyrin6jimQ mics
te Cork, krr andai nuzudytaS
to miesto lordas majoras, IA
portuoja, kad sinn-f n-feineriq or
ganizacija patti zrldanti neiS,
tikimus saviskius narius.
LaikraStis Daily Mail yapie
tai raSydamas pazymi turis in
formaciiQ, kad sinn1feineriai
nusprendq nugalabinti SeSis
savo neiStikimus nariuS. Sa,
ko, pirmutine auka buves lor-
das majoras McCurtain. Prof,
Stockley kelis kartus jau bu-
yes uzpultas il pasautas. Du-
bline, be to, 'atrastas nezinomo
nuzudyto zmogaus lavonas. II
prizes kitus keturis busia pasi-
kesinta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-31
SIMET PREZIDENTAS
TURES AToSToGU.
Persikels porai menesiu i
Woods Hole, Mass.

Washington, kovo 81.
Prezidentas Wilson's simet
vasara praleis Woods Hole.
Mass, puikiam vasarnamyj
milijonieriaus Charles R.
Crane IS Chicagos, kuris pas
taraisiais laikais paskirtas
Suv. Valstiju pasiuntiniu XII
nijon.
Birzelio pabaigoje prezi-
dentas apleisias WashingtonQ
ir Woods Hole isbusias liepos
If rugpjueio menesiu.
Su prezidentu IS Washing
tono iSvaziuos visas stabas Sc
kretoriu. klerkQ stenografu II
.slaptoji policija.
Woods Hole yra $50 akrp
zem6s plotas ties Bazzard ulz-
laja. Netolies uzlajos stow
puikus vasarnamis, turintis
apple 20 ivairaus didumo kan
bariQ ir kitokiQ parankunQ,
reikalingQ tokens Amerikos
piniguoeiams, kaip Crane.
Personals prezidento gydy-
tojas Grayson pranesa, kad
prezidentas zymiai sveikeja,
atgaudamas Wis naujas spekas'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-31
SULAIKOMAS PINIGU
SIUNTIMAS
LENKUON,

Washington, Eovo 80. - Vi
Sa ellie amerikoniSkQ hankQ,
kurioS pasiunt6 Lenkijon di-
deleS pinigu SumaS, induotaS
JOINS SioS SalieS pilieGiQ If ski
riamaS anu gimin6ms If ma
miSkiams Lenkijoje, praneSe
Gia KomercijOS departamen-
tut, jog jos ateityj ne>lQsian-
clos daugiau pinigQ LenkijOn.
Mes LenkijoS bankos ilgas lai-
kas pasiQstQ pinigQ neiSmoka
zmOn6mS.
Amerikoni$kos bankOS Sako,
kad praejo 6 If s menesiai nno
pinigp pasiuntimo if pinigai
lig$iOl nei$mok6ti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-31
KARALIUS PRIEME RU-
MUoSE ATSTOVYBE.
z ;ejo duoti greita atsakyma.

Copenhagen. kovo 30. -
SkaitlingiauSioS ZmoniQ mIniOS
vakar Gia buvo uzkimSuSios
SvarbiQSiaS @atveS, einanGias
i karaiauS rumuS. TcGiauS pO
icija stipriai laikGSi ir neIeido
zmon1mS piti arCiau rumQ.
Is mining ne>igirdtjo kokiQ
norS grmojimQ. Bet IS viSQ
krutiniu vcrzGSi vienaS Sauk-
smaS, kad CANA monarchijoS,
kad Daniia tWi but reSpubll-
ka.
Vakar vtlokai vakarc kara
Illus Christian rumuoSe prl6m6
socijaliStQ atStovybe. 81 kurlQ-
ia kalbtjoSi apic puSvaIandI;
Atstovybi indavG karaIiul
reikalavimuS. KaraliuS pazad&-
jo kaip Siandie duoti atSakymQ.
N6ra zinoma, kokic tie reikala-
vimai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-31
ANGLAI INA VEIKTI
TURKIJoJE.
Megins sunaihnti turku naci-
jonaistu armija.

Konstantinopolis, kovo %
- " 26 myliu rytuose nuc
Sitos turku sostin6s anglQ ka-
riuomen6 uz6m6 Ismid ir No,
vemrt, is kur, kaip sakoma,
bus pradGtas militarinis vel
kimas prizes turkQ nacijonalis-
tu armija, kuriai vadovaujn
Mustapha Kemal paSa, ir prizes
Bagdado gelezinkeli, kuriuomi
naudojasi ta armija.
Ia apylink6 skaitosi stip-
riausioji vieta nacijonalistli
armijai. Tenai ilgas laikas tu-
rejo stovykla Mustapha Ke-
NAL paSa.
siandie visoj Turkijoj Wis
kas verda kaip kokiam katile.
AngIai, be abejones,. susidurs
SUI stipriais turkq pasipriesini-
mais. Ir nezinia kaip gall pa
sibaigti tasai zygis.