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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05
SENATE.

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No. S0--House bill to amend and re-
enact section 33sS of the code of Vir-
gnia, which provides for clerks Of
fees to be open certain days. records,
etc, open to inspection; copies author
ized
No. 94-House bill to amend section
1927 of the Code OF Virginia. and to
repeal an act entitled IAN act to amend
and re-enact an act entitled an act to
provide in cities containing 10000 in
hs bitants or more for the appointment
of matron for the jails. and to fix their
compensation and to provide how the
same shall be paid. approved March IL.
1908" approved March rs. 1918.
Patron--Mr. Templeton.
No 51--House bill to amend and re-
enact section So of an act entitled AN
act to provide for the settlement reg
istration, transfer, and assurance OF
titles to land and to establish courts
of land registration with jurisdiction
far said PURPOSES and to make uniform
the laws of the states enacting the
same approved February "a. 1915 as
amended by an act approved March 20.
1916. and as further amended by an
act approved March 20. 1918.
Patron-~Mr. Turner.
No, 55--House pill to amend section
1856 of the Code OF Virginia.
Patron--Mr. Williams.
+ No. 56--House bill to amend sections
6s3 and 654 of tho Code of Virginia
Patrons--Messrs. williams and Full:
ten.
No. 57-House bill to amend section
7os of the Code of Virginia, and to
repeal sections 7o4, 7o5, FOG. 7o7. 70s
7o9, ITO, I'll, 7I2. 713. TIA. IT'S, TIC, III
and 71S Of the Code of Virginia.
Patrons--Messrs williams and Full
ton
No. 5s--House bin to amend and re-
enact an act entitled "An act to provide
fer the acceptance of the conditions OF
the federal act commonly called the
Smith Hughes bill tPublic No. 34T
Sixty fourth eongressl. and authorizing
the state board of education to act a.
a state board OF vocational education
for the commonwealth. and authorix-
Ing the treasurer of the state Of vir-
GINA to act as custodian of such funds
as may be received from the federal
government. and to pay the same out
on warrant drawn by the state board
OF education. and authorizing the state
board of education to establish de-
partment of vocational education. and
aYY5fUpriEtsfss sasotsssa cher for Ak,s
proved February %. 1918: also to au-
thcrixe boards of supervisors and coun-
ellis to appropriate money for vocational
education. -----.--.------------
Patrons--Messrs. williams and Full
ton.
No. 60--House bill to provide that
tho University Of Virginia, the College
of William and Mary, the Virginia
"A n1~ M=efsSmfe2f sc3aieYs
and Polytechnic institute, the Virginia
Normal and Industrial institute, and
tire several state normal schools for
wnmen shall be placed on the year
round basis OF instruction AZ soon Al
Patrcns-M essrs. Williams and Full
ton.
No, et--House bill to axncnd aection
81 * The Code of Virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05
To PROVIDE PROVIDE FOR FOR ALL ALL
YEAR NSTRACT TON

Year-round instruction In institutions
operated in whole or in part on fumes
appropriated by the state az soon
as their financial resources will per-
init, is provided for In bin which
was passed yesterday by tho house
of Delegates. Patrons OF the measure
are Delegates Williams and Fulton.
The institutions named are the Uni
versity of Virginia, the college Of VIII
liam and Mary. the Virginia Agricul-
tural and Mechanical College and
Polytechnic Institute. the Virginia
Normal and Industrial Institute and
the several state normal schools for
women
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05
Richard Evelyn Byrd Leads Frontal
Attack on Boschen Profiteering Bill
and Measure Goes to the Pigeon Hole

and farmers that filled the hall OF the
house of delegates almost to capacity
ths delegates from Richmond went
Into the struggle with the avowed de-
Termination TO night TO the last ditch
ara die in the ditch, IL necessary"
District Attorney Richard Evelyn
Bird launched frontal attack with
such decisiveness as to arouse the
greatest enthusiasm in the vast army
10 hind him. Mr. Bosehen already
seemed pretty near the ditch,
''77he title Of this bill" declared Mr.,
Byrd. lis incorrect II should read "a
hill TO prevent any body from doing
business In Virginia" The man so rash
as to attemnt tt. ought Ia contract for
his quarters In jail or the pensten-
tiary.
4 am not defending conditions as
they exist today. They are the after
mRth of wAy and are had enough But
tAis measure would destroy legitimate
business in Virginia. The Hanover
county farmer would be put 10 the
same Inconvenience as the merchant
He wnuid have e. abel every cab
age head with the cost of producing
L. He would he obliged II open an.
account with every man and take into
consideration every rooster that had
died during given period"
Mr. Bnscheu ask ed if the district at
torncy dida't know that the federal
government. during the war had on
fhc statute books . law similar TO the
Pc sales prohibition section OF his bill.
NO / don't know it and / don't
believe IT. MIR. Byrd answered. The
gentleman from Richmond appears
to be the repository OF more miscel-
lane0us mis-information than any
man / know q"
Are the farmers fighting this bill ?"
Mr.. Boschen inquired.
All of them with sense enough to
keep themselves out of rain certainly
ought TO be MIR. Byrd replied.
A J. Hun, OF Fleet. Va. aross at
this time and said the farmers were
fighting it and he was Representing
them.
High cost OF living will be reduc-
ed only by the ordinary processes of
the economic law OF supply and de-
mand." Mr. Byrd continued I'VE
Will have lower prices when there is
more production and less consump-
ton"
W. II scha wrzschfd, president of
the Retail Merchants association OF
Virginia, echoed this declaraiion
More production" he said will
he will be here until that is done"
s. p. Timberlake, Jr,. a lawyer OF
stanton. declared the bin to be ut
terly iinpracticable and unconstitu-
tional
Il was shocked when saw the bill''
he said. TT is socialistic and holshe-
vistic in tendency. the highwater
mark of hysteria and the low water
mark of common sense. l hope you
viii preserve 1t only as a legal curos
ity"
MIR. Boschen declared the presence
OF such opposition to the passage oil
the bill was evidence though OF a
bad condition.
w. A. Clarke. Jr.. secretary of the
Retail Merchants association, intro
duced the speakers
Others who spoke against the bill
/ were Alvin NJ. Smith. president OF this
Jobhcrs' association of Virginia. Car,
, rol Kidd. Of Bristol; Abe Horwitz, oil
| Newport News u. r. Ryland, o
| Lynehbnfg. and Delegate Smith, o.
I Din~iddie,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05
GOOD ROADS PLANK IN
POISDEXTER PLATFORM

TIL. coming presidential campaign
the t~>liminaries of which are already
in full swing. promises TO provide a
tremendous boost for good roads
throughout the country
An Indication OF the thought In or
fetal and political circles on the sub
ject is found in the recent massage
of President Wilson to congress, In
which he took occasion to stress the
need for good roads, Now, Senator
Poindexter has injected it into the
political campaign by declaring in the
announcement of his candidacy for
president that he will make good
roads paramount administration
policy il he Is elected
Senator Poindexter was the first tc
throw his hat. in the presidentia
ring AT the same time he did tbs
very unusual thing OF announcing ths
platform on which he would seek the
endorsement of the people at tnt
polls. The platform leaves no room
for doubt as to the senator's position
assregards good roads. 1t reads, IN
part: Il favor an extensive system OF
national roads--built on approved
engineering principles, located with a
view 10 military defense as we'll as
civil and commercial use, co-ordi-
mated with existing highways so as 10
form a national as well as local sys-
tenn"
Senator Poindexter is also mem
Der of the senate committee on the
postoffice and post roads. This com
mittee now has before it the bill in
troduced by Senator Townsend for
the revision of the federal aid act by
creating a national highway commits
sion and providing for the expendi-
t,rre OF road building funds direct by
the government instead OF through
the states, as is now the plan
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05
STOPPAGE OF EXPORTS
WILL REDUCE PRICES

Washington, Feb. 4.-offfvfafs Of
departments OF commerce and agri-
culture declared tonight that any
prolonged stoppage Of exports Of cot
ton and hogs to Great Britain as q
- llall the situation Of tho aSehRnga
would naturally tend to reduce prices
in this country,
While the Department OF commeTce
will not compile for several weeks,
the expoN statistics for January, IT
was said that those for the last year
showed an upward tendency In all
exports despite the gradual deprecia-
tior OF the currency OF England,
France ana ItAIys !. N - ~,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05

tors we're travelling ais over the state.
he said, pleading with this cssar cf
the prohibition Department for
whiskcy but to no avail Commits
slcner Peters had stated few mo
nscnts before tssat he had had no
whiskev. since December &.
Mr.. v-es congratulated himself on
having his o@n cellar weli-ssocked
and heasted IT IA wing @"rialated every
prohibition law on Gods green earth
In giving whiskey to sufferers OF in
f'uenza during the first eevere orif
damic. He declared himself ready 20
enter jail for the offense,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05

Continued from rage One)
st the colored hospital at 400 east
Clay street. Should emergency de-
mand II today DIR. Levy will open the
TWO wards al The city home without
delay The Dool~y-- and negro hos
pftal are still at the disposal OF the
city.
e "sf'Sef sfi'ftage IF nurses r. he rel ING
felt IN all quarters, nurses are so
scarce that Miss NJ. j. Minor. super
intendent Of the Instructive VISITING
Nurses *aAsti.9iatiefs, and also stfprrfu-
tendent OF Virginia hospital, issued an
urgent warning last night TO all
graduate nurses who are not doing
work rs nurses. and TO all others who
wish e DC nurss dutX, ia communicate
with her without delay She said that
there are some families with every
member sick who are unable to get
a nurse. She urged that in cases
where, families Mat have two nur-
ses TO spare one or them and In cases
where only ons patient is hick with
one nurse attending, xhe 0s,ged that
this nurse he spared to families with
every member down.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05
TRAGIC END|DG Of
PLAYMATES' GAME

Especial te Richmond Virsin;an,)
Lynchburg, Va, Feb 4--The cor
oner's inquest this afternoon which
was summoned by City Coroner ]
Burton Nowlin 10 inquire into the
Cause OF the death of Robert Van
Pelp Gregory the i1-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory. who was shot
and killed late yesterday afternoon in
The home Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank r.
Watson. came 20 a dramatic end this
afternoon when Robert Watson the
II -yearold son of Mr.. and Mrs Wat
ypn told the coroner's jury that ne
had secured "a single barrel breech
fpading shot gun from closet in the
Room in which The shooting occurred
and with this accidentally shot his
playmate with whom he and others
we're playing COW hoys. The boys were
good friends,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05
BILLS INTRODUCED
x q
HOUSE

HOUSE .s
The following bills were presented
and referred under rule 81
To the COMMITTEES on special. pri-
vate and local legislation. ~
by Mr.. Bowles-A bill to provide
for the appointment OF commission
to be known as the University of
Virginia and Richmond memorial
road commission; to prescribe its
powers and duties. and To provide for
the construction Of the University OF
Virginia and Richmond memorial
road.
BY Mr.. Bondurant---A bill author
izing the town council of Farmviiie.
to issue bonds to pay off the floating
debt OF the town.
By Mr.. Shepherd--A bill to amend
and re-enact section IL of an act to
provide for working of roads in the
counties of Chesterfield, Powhatan
and Goochland. approved March 8.
1884. as heretofore amended, insofar
as the said section relates to the
county of Powhatan.
BY Mr.. Copp--A bill to prohibit the
hunting, shooting or trapping of
ringednecked pheasants in Shenan-
doah county, until after the first day
of November, 1922.
BY Mr.. Ccpp--A bill for the pro-
lection of deer and elk in shenan-
doah county.
BY Mr.. Jesse---A bill to create a
sanitary district of Alexandria county.
To the committee on fInance:
BY Mr.. Dodson--A bill to amend
and re-enact section Is of an act to
raise revenue for the support of the
government and public free schools
and to pay the interest on the pub
lie debt, and to provide a special
tax for pensions. as authorized by
section lS9 OF the Constitution.
BY Messrs. Boothe, Anderson, Pad
gett. Digs, Nottingham. Gibson.
Massey and Gordon---A bill to amend
and re-enact sections 2215, 2228 and
1929 of the Code of Virginia and to
repeal sections 2226 and 1927 of the
Code of Virginia.
re-enact section s4Ss OF the Code of
1919 to allow sheriffs, sergeants or
consta bles fee for making return on
executions delivered to them by the
clerks of courts or justices of the
peace.
To the committee on counties,
cities and towns:
BY Mr.. Templeton--A bill to amend
and re-enact section 2S06 of the
Code of Virginia.
To the committee on appropria-
tions:
BY Messrs. Wilcox and Haddon---
A bill to provide for suitably aiding
mothers with dependent children.
To the committee on roads and in
/. ternal naviga ton:
BY Mr.. Bolton--A bill to establish
part of the state highway system.
To the committee for courts OF
justice:
BY Mr.. Willis---A bill to amend and
re-enact section s00s of the Code OF
Virginia.
BY Messrs. McNutt and Wiliis-A
bill TO amend and re-enact section
1880 of the Code of Virginia IN re-
gard to suspending sentence, or exc
cutien thereof, in criminal cases, and
to provide for an appeal upon SUI
spension thereof after conviction.
To the committee on general laws:
BY Mr.. Dodson-A bill providing
that any newspaper published in a
city wholly or partly within the
geogra phica limits of any county,
lsshaH be deemed to be published in
such county or counties as we'll as in
such city
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05

" Consumption of wool during No
vember was 81 million pounds, com.
pared with 50 million pounds the pre-
vious month and Al million pounds in
Novem Der, 1918. Wool stocks on the
LIST of October were 625 million pounds
correct fgure). compared with 500
million pounds year ago. The
much-discussed wool shortage is not
indicated by the stocks on hand as
compared with year ago or by the
consumption during recent weeks as
compared with the corresponding
weeks OF 1918 Certain grades ~
wool are scarce, however
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05
RELEASE YARMOUTH
WITH LIQUOR CARGO

New York, Feb. 1.-THE steamer
Yarmouth of the Black Star line which
was selbed yesterday by the Internal
revenue Authorities was ordered re-
leased and will sail for Havana to-
morrow or next day with her $1,000
coo cargo Of whiskey, champagne and
other wet goods
. Custody of the Yarmouth. which has
been lying at the foot OF West Eigh-
teen streek has been a source of worry
TO the revenue officials and they will
or glad TO see the last Of her. 1t was
noted that none OF the crew has tried
To leave the ship. even though she was
rather unsteady at sea.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05

Don Quixote's romantic ttlts with
1HShdnillxs rise infn mountains OF
achievement when compared with the
4ASAt obtained last night by Delegate
s1$hxrt q. BoschsH tn mis- rssstaff en-
ty4ye alleged prof;eers OF Virginia.
That is to saw the general laws com
mifse OF the house., hy a vote of 5 70
!. Indefinitely postponed action on has
measure. requiring dealers in the
necesssries Of life To mark upon goods
for sale the actual cost price. Three
Of the members would appear 70 have
SIDED with Mr. Boschen. bat they were
IA, favor Of voting IL out with the
u Recommendation that IL do not pass
\ undaunted by an assemblage of re-
tpir merchants, 3ebhers. manufacturers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05
G|LP|A BILL CONES
UP At NOON TO-DAY

The Gilpin bill. providing for the
abolition of the commissioner of pro-
hibition, is set as a special and cor.
t1nuing order on the calendar of the
house for today at 1880 o'clock.
Consideration of the resolution of.
fered In the house by Delegate Gibson.
calling on the commissioner to fur
nfsh certain information relative to the
operation OF his department, will he
resumed this morning at 10 o'clock by
the moral and social welfare commits
tee.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05
DEATH NOTICE

at his residence, sa27
Hanover avenue. at 1890 p. III. Feb i.
ruary 4. 1890. after brief illness OF
pneumonia. ANDREW JACKSON
BRENT. He Is survived by his widow.
two children. Emily Louise and An
drew Jackson. Jr.: his parents: four
brothers. DIR. Meade s, Of Peters
burg; John Harper, OF Hampton; will
liam s.. of Deep Creek. Va, and Rob-
ert A, of Heathsville. Va, and one
sister. Mrs. M. NJ. Neal, Of Peters
burg. va.
Funeral services at, ST. Paul's
Episcopal church tomorrow at
o'clock. Rev. DIR. w. Russell Bowie
officiating. Burial in Hollywood.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05
Pete.rsburg

Especial to The Richmond virginianp
Petersburg. Va, Feb. Al. w. Tai
ley. of this city. has been awarded the
contract to pave the Cox road from
the western corporation line to
Ritchie's store, distance OF about a
mile and a half. The road Will be is
feet wide and OF concrete. with right
of-way OF 50 feet. The bid WAS the
lowest of several. being $3.50 per
square yard. 1t is expected that the
work OF construction will begin In
three or four weeks.
Residents of walnut Hill unsni-
nicusly endorsed the motion that this
suburb become a part of Petersburg
at a meeting in the chamber OF com
merce last night. A mass meeting
will be held in Ettrick on Thursday
night when this question will be dis
cussed. KeniIworth viii have it's OPP
pcrtunity of deciding whether or not
the residents OF this suburb wish to
become residents of Petersburg. and
the residents of Colonial Heights viii
have their meeting
Mrs Susie f.. Spain. widow of the
late William NJ Spain, died this morn
The funeral will take place from the
residence on Friday morning, and in
torment will be made in Riandford.
Final arrangements have been COM
pleted for the training school for sun
day school workers which viii DC
held under the auspices of the Meth
odist Sunday school association. Feb
ruary 1s-20. inclusive. at the Peters
burg High school.
Mrs Rosa Bell Mclaughlin. wife OF
John r. Mclaughlin. died at her resi-
dence on Main street. Ettrick, early
yesterday morning. The funeral will
take place from the residence Thurs
day morning. and interment will be
made In Ettrick cemetery.
e. r Tucker. resident of Denver.
Col. and formerly of this city, died
Monday at the Petersburg hospital.
His funeral took place this afternoon
fro III the parlors Of J. r. Morris and
Son. and interment was made in Bland
| ford cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05
German Cabinet to Hesie,

London. Feb. 1.-~-Ilesignation of the
German cabinet en- top of the receipt
II the allied extradition list is fore
cast in dispatch from the Hague.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05

Mr.. Hoit--S. r. No. 206 A bill to
authorize the city of Newport News to
issue twenty-five thousand dollars
C$25, 000.o0) of bonds for the purpose
of acquiring the necessary land in
erecting and constructing buildings
for fire stations thereon. Referred TO
the joint committee on special. private
and local legisia ton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05
COOKE LIQUOR

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-05
WEATHER CONDITIONS

Continued from Rage One)
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-20
RUsU KARIUoMENE AP-
LEIDO JEKATERI-
NODARA.
Ta miesta Ultima bolSevikai.

Londonas, kovo 19.-Angli-
JOS karaS ofiSaS paSkelbt gau-
ia Is Rusijos praneSima, kad
boISevikai paskelbe prokleWa-
ella. knioj iSreiSkiamas pasl-
ketinimaS uzimti mieSta Jeka-
terinodarq KubaniauS provin-
cijoje.
ToliauS praneSime Sakoma,
kad gen. Denikino kariuOmene
apleidusi Jekaterinodara. Pas
kui kariuOmene mieSta aplei-
dusios moterys su vaikais.
AnglQ misija persikelusi No
vorossiiskan, ties JuodoSiomis
jur6miS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-20
PRANEsAMA, KAD DIR.
KAPP NUs1zUDEs.
Militaristai busia patraukti
teisman.

Londonas, kovo IDS Am
sterdamo Exchange Telegraph
kompanijai praneSta, kad pa
sidares gala DR.. Kapp, atsi-
statydines militarin6s valdzios
kanclieris. Sakoma, kad apie
tai zinip is BerIyno praneSta
telefonu. Bet ligSiol zinia ne
patvirtinta. l,
Paskui is Berlyno telefonuo-
Ia, kad tenai sugryzes prezl-
dentas Eher;. Bet il Sta zinia
ntnatvirtmt#.
Preziden+as Ebert par&dG
imperijaliam teismui Leipzige
pradeti veikti prizes revoliuci-
jos vadus-Dr. Kapp, gen.
Luettwitz, Gotlieb Won Jagow,
admirola Trotha il kapitona
Erhardt.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-20
PIRKITE KARES TAUPY.
NO zENKLELIUs (W.S.s3.

militaristin6 il negaIi but to-
kia. Sake, SiQ laikq aplinkyb6s
privereia prancuzus nepaleisti
ginklQ, kuomet Vokietija gru-
moja su peiliu, kad tiesio9
perskriosti Sirdi Prancuzijai.
Todel Prancuzijai reikalin-
ga gintieS il tureti geru prize
teliq. Tais prieteliais yra il
visuomet gall pasilikti Angli-
ia if Suv. Yalstijos.
Prezidentas augstai pagerb6
Anglijos ir Suv. ValstijQ vel
kima Europoj. ISaugstino trl
viespatijq atlilStus didelius
darbus prancuzu naudai.
Sake, bepig suv. Valstijoms
pasakoties apie nemilitarini
savo stow, kuomet nebijo rlz-
puolimo, kuomet JOINS negru-
moja joke prieSininkai. {
~ [. 4
Teeiaus kas-kita yra srl
Prancuzija, katra visuomet
stow atviram lauke, neap-
drausta nuo galimo vokieeiQ
pasikesinimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-20
VARSAVOJ NERA KONFE
RENCIJoS TAIKOs \
KLAUSIME.
Latviai iSvaziavo; zadeto
sug1'yzti.

Varsava, kovo 19.-Cia at
siQsti Rlmumijos atStovai tar
ties Su lenkias taikOs klausi-
me su bolsevikine Rusija, dar
neturejo konferencijos. Rumu-
MICS vyriausyb6je kaip kartas
ivyko atmainos. AtstOvai turf
gauti igalioiimq nuo naujo5
valdzios. Tad iie Gia apsilikc
il laukia ziniQ is Bukaresto.
Latvijos atstovai apleido
VarSava taippat be konferen-
cijos. ISvaziavo Rygon. Sake
81 gausia nuo vyriausyb6s nau-
jQ instrukeijQ If sugrySiq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-20
PRANcUzQ PREzIDENTAs
APGINA SAVO VALDzIA.
Sake, Prancuzija nera militia
ristine ir viskas.

Paryzius, kovo 19.-Anglai
If amerikonai zurnalistai pa
renge vakara su pokyliu pa
gerbti nauja Prancuzijos pre-
zidenta Deschanel. Vakaras
ivyko Continental viesbutyj.
Suprantama, buEo If preziden-
tas.
Nesenai Suv. Valstiju pref
dentas Wilsonas savo laiske
senatoriui Hitchcock tarp kit
ko prasitare, kad Prancuzija
yra militaristin6, nes militari-
stu valdoma.
Tasai iSsireiSkimas ella pa
kele baisp trrllSSma il net pro-
testus.
Tad prie sios progos If pre-
zidentas Deschanel prisideje
prize protestq. Kalbedamas pa
zymeio, kad Pranclzi5a nera
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-20
TALKININKAI NEPRIPA
zINS SIRIJOS KARA
LYSTES.
'Princas Feisal busias pakvies,
tas Europon.

4Londonas, kovo 20. Ang
lijo$ premjeras Lloyd George
parlamente praneSe:
Anglijos ir Prancuzljos Wy.
riausyb6s praneS6 Hediaz ka-
raliaus sunui, princui Feisal.
kad jos negali pripazinti prin,
co Sirijos karalium, kokiuo j
paskyre Damasko kongresas.
Premjeras toliaus pazym5
10, jog princas Feisal busias
pakviestas Europon ir cia jis
iSgirsiqs apie tikraji savo sto-
Vi.