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Evening star., 1920-09-15

SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
ron SALE tContfnuell
DON'T MISS THIS.
T.; Beautiful Red Tile Roof
Residence.
Il bright rooms 4 tile baths and servants
room and bath. Interior beautifully decorated
Beamed ceiling dining and living rooms. hard.
wood Aoors. vspor heat: erything modern and
with large fruit trees. garden. pretty iawn1
and chicken run. This handsome home ID
70 .minutes from Treasury, convenient TO stores
schools, churches and ears. A real bargain
Price, $25. 900. Good terms.
A. @. HOuGHTON & CO., 1916 st. NV.
I'VE have the BEST in every section"
IN SILVER SPRING.
water, sewer, electric lights. Not quite fn-
ished: Sold unfinished at $500. Finished.
V SILVER SPRING REALTY co..
woodside 1876
A FINE SUBURBAN HOME IN W0ODsIDE-
10 large rooms. open fires, bath. three acres OF
land, large barn and garage. fne oak shade.
inas hvrR sfEHNG Co. Prone
Woodside l85.
AT KENsINGTON-FINE. GROOM HOUSE
and from one to siI acres Of m land; as n desired;
REALTY Co Phone Woodside 1876.
OWNER. GOING NORTH. WILL SELL SIX.
room honse; all improvements: large lot: close
to cars. Only s6,250. 1000 cash. balance $50
per month.
Also fne bungalow. $3.50. $50 cash. bal.
cnce $50 per month.
+. A. LINGER. cs77 r. l. ave. ne.
FOR SALElAT WOODSIDE, MD. Is, 400 feet
of land with Groom house; strictly modern !:
on a corner; near school and cars. Price
right. Terms. Reasonable. Woodside 133.
SILVER SPRING REALTY co.
NEW 7-ROOM BUNGALOW; PANTRY. SEW
ing room; ami: large front and rear porches
lot 55x15O IT. Possession at once. Price. 81. 400.
81 600 cash, balance $40 per month.
E. 81. SHINN,
3611 S4th ST.. Mt. Rainier. Md.
FTVE-RO0X BRICK BUNGALOW; NEWLY
painted and papered: bath: electricity: gas.
cellar. furnace, poultry house: lot 50x120 IT.
Possession at once. Price, s., 400; $500 cash,
balance terms For this and other suburban
properties apply to
E. 81. SHINN,
3611 34th ST.. Mt. Rainier. Md.
Phone Hyattsville Exchange 1851.
SEVEN LARGE ROOMS. RECEPTION HALL.
sleeping porch. attic, large front and side
porches; ami: high elevation; fine view; in
the one-fare zone near trolley station: lot
30x1o0 it. Possession at once. Price, $500.
8, coo cash, balance terms.
Z. II. SHINN,
36f1 34th ST.. Mt. Rainier, Nd,
Phone Hyattsville Exchange 1861.
HOUSE r., . b.. H.-w.H., ELEC. LIGHTS;
elcc. range: sleeping porch: large lot: shrub.
Evening star., 1920-09-15
EDUCATIONAL.

SPECIAL. COURSE N GREGG AND PT1MAN
shorthand beginning Thursday evening. Sept.
10. TIE CIVIL SERVICE PREP PARArOHN
Frauk onStl
Evening star., 1920-09-15

LANGLEY FARMS. VA.
fireplace. dining room. kitchen, pantry. bed
rooms. 2 bathrooms. large linen and other
porch concrete cellar; garage; macadam road
miles from city; 81, 900 %. It. land . hand.
some and complete modern dwelling for
$l6 800; on easy terms. Other desirable Drop.
critics for sale.
COURTLANDs TITLE CO.. INC.
Evening star., 1920-09-15

Surviving Trustee, 1908 II st. nv.
se15-d&ds, exSu
Evening star., 1920-09-15

: HOUSE r., . b.. H.-W.H., ELEC. LIGHTS:
elcc. range: sleeping porch; large lot: shrub
!. block to cars. Owner anxious To selI. Phone
Fr. STA after $50 p.m axe
Evening star., 1920-09-15

Manteomery county. Nd; direct line q 18th
st We have several beautiful home Ats .frso
1h to eefes. ON best auto road. eenysnieat
per foot. Buy now while price II right, Il lev
years the value viii double; safe investneat
s6S let q sho. you the property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30
Vessels in Other Ports

Han redro--aaii.d June 10 Str Ad.
ntrsi Dewey fer Seattle via San Fran
cisco; str Admiral Hehioy fer San Diego.
Aan Frsncisco--HaiIsd June a. str
Notihlsnd for Seattle a, 10 .. m. str
Mstssmsa FOR Seattle via Vancouver IA
g. st p. m. str Governor for san
Pedro a. ~ q M ctr President for 30.
attir vita Victoria. n. q. stif q m
Victoria. n c.-Arrtxed Jun. 40 atr
Africa M.re at wharf from Honskons via
porte at ssB a. IN. Passed out June 10
H,r csnadian Prospect for sydney. ~ n
Ocean Fails. N. c--Is~iied June -: Hr
Admiral Rodman for SEATTLE.
pvngensss--rsrssa Inward June -; str
Horace \ nsstsF for asa,ti. via Point
Wells a. gao .. m. 4 A. l.. a Relief
Ne. .. for seattle at issae y "a.
Port Townsend Passed Outward June
10 Str Morning star for British coiufn-
-. ports az ans a m four sailing
EASTERN Guide from Honolulu via San
ffsnci.oe at ans p. m: ~ = l. ~ Y
Rose from seattle At ans o. m. Passed
inward June 40 4. =. 1. y Relief No o.
for SEATTLE a, m, str Eastern Guide
Tor Seattle VIA Tacoma al o m. a. n
y. T. Vulcan for Puget sound aavy
ysra at ., m. rtr Queen for Seattle .,
y m. sff Horace \. Baxter for sast-
tie via Point Wells at y. m. sr Al
miraI Watson foe s.atts a, $50 p IN.
a m.
Point weiis-Arrived June ssi Str Hor-
ace X BAXTER from San Francisco.
Rallied June 20 Str Horace X BAXTER for
Seattle.
Pug.t sound Navy Yard-Arrsv.d Jun.
- u. =. ~ T. Vulcan from Norfolk via
San Francisco.
Everrtt--aaiied June 20. str Cello for
Antti. via Tacoma
Taeoma--Arrivsd Juns 10, SIR Queen
from seattle Arrived June ~, Btr Di.
abla from Seattle. str Eastern Guide from
Honolulu via Fan Francisco for Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30
CHARLIE WENT INTO
THE WATER; THAT'S
HOW HE LOST OU0S

IL you come across a complete set
Of raiment suitable for a tad Of q
kindly call MrA II. y. Johnson. i2s
n. ssth VI. Her son Charles IL wear.
Ing old duds today.
charien went TO Green LAX. Tues
day afternoon for n little swim. Du,
IN. chilly water cooled hts natatorial
arsior and he went 90 the wadinS pool
at woodland jark. There tho water
was less frigsd and Master Charles
had a great time until time came 10
20 home.
Then he found that some one had
stolen his clothes. from undernhirt
TO the knitted sweater that his grand
ma gave him last Christmas" says
Mrs. Johnson.
''oh. yes. he came home all
right" she added. dripping wet and
in hia bathing suit"
Charles doesn't care 80 much about
the rest Of tho clothing. but he does
want that sweater back.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30
"U" Sophomore Is
Killed in Mine

Arthur Pitflckau. son OF Mr.. and
Mira A. J. Pittiekau. +tTf Whitman
ave. n sophomore at the University
OF Washington. was killed In n mine
accident In wallace. Idaho. Sstur'
day, according 10 letters received by
his parents. Pituekau WINS working
In the mines during the summer va
cation.
Pittietau was n graduate 81 LIN
coin high school. where he WIS pres
ldent Of his junior class and active In
athletics. playing football and base
ball. He played on the Washington
freshman football team las, fall
Tho body IL expected here today.
No funeral arrangements have been
made an yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30
FOUR NEGROES
/. SLAIN BY POSSE
Texans Kill in Hunt for Dep
uty's Murderer

HOUSTON. Tex. June so.--rour
negroes were killed near hero early
today by posses hunting for tho rnur'
derer % =. NJ Mccormick. deputy
sheriff OF Wharton. Tex. according
word here.
wstsop Giles and his brother. ac.
cuscd OF the murder. were shot by a
posse headed BY Sheriff Kemp near
Diamond Mound
Two other negroes. alleged 10 have
aided them 10 escape. were found
hanging from tree limb near whar
ton. advices said
Mccormick was killed when he at
tempted TO arrest Glies for q rrisde
rncanor Saturday night The sitna
ton at Wharton Was declared a,
tense
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30
Can You Help Him?
He's an Engineer

Have you any need for a licensed
steam engineer and fireman.
or do you know OF anyone who
has7
william Elder. 10 w. Dravus st.
has been out Of work since last
January. when the Seattle plant at
which he worked closed down.
Elder and his wife are middle aged
folks. and they are feeling the
pinch OF unemployment.
Their phone number In q. A. 253.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30
THURSDAY--14
CENTS A QUART
Milk Goes Up; Pint for 9
Cents

beginning Thursday, retail milk
uices IN Seattle will be IL cents a
quart and cents pint The new
ak prices viii be In effect for July.
August and september. and viii then
v readjusted.
The raise In tho price OF milk is
.re to the demands Of the dairymen.
vto claim that inereased feeding
cats max. II imperative TO get \
hsxher rate for their product
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30
Prof. Corsuch to
Give Art Reading

The first public exercise Of the
summer season viii be dramatic
reading given by Prof. w. r. Cor.
such Of the department OF dramatic
art on Thursday evening. July 1.
room 800. Denny hall. at 3 o'clock.
the title being Lucky Tehr." by
August Strindberg. This reading Ia
open TO the public and all are cor.
daily invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30
Seattle Arrivals and
Departures
Arrixsd

Arrived
Jnns se~tsr Horace X Baxter from
han traneisco Via PUNT Wells at a m. /.
str luiien from Tacoma At ! a M ius
p@nist Kern towing hEs 40. ~ from
handpn. orr a. a. m
JHn' fs~Htr Admiral watson from
Anchorage via Hosthp astsfn and south /.
eastern Aisska at 10 .. m. Z. y 4. a
iteiisf No - from swiffsurr hank A. 10
p. % sif kifuku Maru from New or.
leans VIA Balboa al 40 ,. ~. stf queen
from Nan Dieao via san rraarlsso at
10 y, m 81 Admiral Hodmhn from
southeastern Alssks Via orean yaiis, N
a. a. 70 .. IA ctr cello ffptn Everett
VIA hc'linEhana ana Tacoma At 49, ,. m.
sailed
June se-Sir Queen fer Tacoma a, 9 40
a.
jans fs-sif Admiral Fsrrsrus soY San
DIEGO va Nan Franchise at d. m str
cif Of Spokane for slasspore via ports
ara hanila OF ~ o. m. str Cello for
s@n rsife VIA Han Frsnciseo at tsis p.
m str DiAhio for Tacoma at y. IA. ar
Fulton for Tacoma at las .. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30
COMPLAIN JApS
LURED INDIANS
Hired to Pick Berries Here;
Are Underpaid

Upon complaint from n whiss far
sner on vashon island that Jars had
brought number OF Indians INTO
the country from Canada under cen.
tract to pick strawberries for two
cents a pound. while the prevailing
price, was six cents. immigration o.
fycdAls began an investigation.
They found that more than 40
Indians from the Cowichan rescrvs'
ton. Il. C. were picking berries Tor
Japs. They were not under contrast
however. but had come over as thu
do every year. to help gather Ne
harvest
The Jap owners said nothing abog.
the price, and the Indians naturally
supposed that they would be pad
the same as white plekers. as has
been the custom. White people whs
asked 10 pick for the laps were tod
that the Indians were picking IA
two CENTS. and could obtain work a
that price
When the red men heard abou
ehis they At once demonstrated. an'
threatened TO quit tonight II the Jap
did not agree TO pay the prevailing
gtx cents.
I'VE have no way Of taking sh'
matter up said immigration off
Gals because the Indians were no
brought In under contract. but cam,
uf their own free will
White farmers are highly incenses
ever the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30
Crew Wins Claim
Against u. S. Board

Decision Ia fayoro the plaintiffs
was handed down by Federal Judge
jeremiah Neterer wednesday morn
ing In the case Of 10 members OF the
crew OF the Lake F1ynus against the
u. s. Shipping Board Emergency
Fleet corporation.
The crew claimed that they were
discharged In Seattle by the officers
Of the shipping board vessel when
this was not the port OF final dis
charge. The boat WAS supposed to
return TO New York.
Judge Neterer ruled that the men
are entitled 20 pay and subsistence
while detained here, and Transports
ton 20 New York for those that
wish II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30
Had 400 Gallons
of Mash, Is Claim

Information charging Tom Houl.
han, OF Port Angeles. with violation
Of the national dry law was filed In
the United States district court on
wednesday morning.
According 10 Federal Prohibition
Agent chas. w. Kline. Houlhan had
In his possession 400 gallons of rails
in mash, for dlstillation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30
Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. June se.--Hogs--Receipts
1900 head; tnsrkeu Toe higher. Bulk Of
sslss. sitt09Is.So: butchers, sit7s0
tisiS; packing. Si1.so 0it.s5. light.
sitsee 1876. pigs. fi2.Tsdis: roughA.
tisaisst.
csttie--Receipts. 1900 head: market
lower. Beef. sis.7591s.so. butcher steers.
tsboaitst. Gamers and cutterp. SEQ
tsto; stocters and feeders. tsGii: cows.
So n 12.7s. calves. si2.SeaI5so
sheep-Reeeipts. 1900 head. market
5te 20 81 lover. Lambs. isgis.7s: ewes.
ss9s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30
BANDITS STEAL
S59,729 Cash
Robbers Get Marine Corps
Money on Train

ATLANTA. Ga. Juno so--A
Sss.72s payroll being SAINT to the ma.
rine corps at Paris isiapd. 3. C..
was stolen near Augusta. Ca. this
morning. when bandits entered the
express car. bound and gagged the
messenger and a guard. according %
adviccs here.
Tho money had been sent from ~.
lanta on tho Charleston d Western
Carolina railway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30
Vessels in Port at
Seattle Today

Great Northern pier--str KashimA MAru.
str Toyohhshi Maru.
Pier it-str pretrsilauA
Pier 1a-str Bergen.
American Can ootnpany--str Santa Ana
Bell st tsrninsl--Btr Anyox. L. n L. 8
Relief No 81
Pier Str pansn
Pier Str Delight.
Pier str Horace Y Bartcr.
Pier str Aiameda.
| Grand Trunk doek--str Admiral Rod
Pacific Coast coal bunkers-str Kifuku
Maru
Pier B--str Admiral watson
Pier D--str Queen.
Pacific cos-, Engineering works-str
Lake Fiibert,
Stacy At. torminai---U. n. n. burnside.
East waterway tertuinal--str Deuel.. ctr
west Ison. str Eastern Exporter. str
CITY Of Seattle.
Todd drydocks-str Eastern Exporter. str
ProvidenciA
Puget Sound Bridge a Dredging works
H. Il. n. Patterson.
Standard Boiler works--str II. u. Love
Joy.
Lake Union--Hulis Enoqualmie. Broxton.
Leotn. Endymion. Fort jackson. Ad-
olson. Boushton. Boweamont. Bourne
VILE. Allephurst. Abilla. Adria, Ca
praria. Elestrs. oelwin, Abydoa. Area
denim. Academia. pesuta. Black Wolf
Bickiand. nastine. Blanford, Agron,
Anthem. Fort Harrison. Fort Stanwir
Tmufbs, Kiton, LootL Dione. Cagacan,
Cozian. Clneyras Cardla. Elissa. sehrs
Henry Wilson. Salvador. Alice.
Amos yards-str Roosevelt
Heffernan drydook-s3tr Fred Baxter.
BtImson mill-str Cartona-
strsam--achr Blaatind. str Lake F1ynus.
--------------==--------
Cotton WAS first sown in America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30
EGGS co UP ONE
CENT A DOZEN
Raspberries Decline rs
Cents Per Crate

Ranch eggs took their stand ms an
ally OF H. c. O. l.. by rising 1 cent n
dozen Wednesday morning. They
are quoted at ~ cents. Pullets re
main Mt ~ cents.
More rcd rspberries made their
appearance on the street this morn
ing, and were selling AZ 1926 n crate
--2b cents lower then yesterday.
The green pepper shortage was re
iIevcd BY a shipment from California,
and the price dropped TO 20 cents per
pound.
Triumph peaches Of quality are go
ing at fi,75 per box
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30
.VXTEALL HANGON
w OUR UMBRELLAS

with the thermometer standing at
90 degrees aimoa, all day. only one
umbrella was found on Seattle street
ears Tuesday. An average OF at least
a dozen umbrellas are lost on the
street cars on ordinary days. accord.
Ing to railway officials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30
Status of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YOnR. June 40 Attic sevsrn
leaders registered fractional advances a.
the stock market opening today. price,
thruout the list we're generally un
changed. With trading very dull and
al elsmsnt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30
Status of Frisco Market

SAN FRAScIsCos June se.--Butter-
Extras. 81 Nc per ID: prime firsts. .Ssks
per ID.
Esgs-Ertras. sac per dex.. .6frtses.
she per dos: extra puiictss ale per des:
undersired puiiess. 3se pcr don
checs~--cAiifornia fistA fancy. sine
per 10: fir-ts, 81 per N. ;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. June so.--Rt~riinR dropped
another - at the opening Of foreign es
change today. Demand sterling was
ta.asi francs. ifi7e. up Z reptimeal lire.
is.s7c. off 6 osntitnss. marks. z.sze. Ca
madam dollars. s7.s BIO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30
Public Markets



stall ~. fine rransiatsd sugar. : No
Soc. ms 100 Hfaii 40. tail can Car
nation milk. Izc. Stalls z7-1s. pure lara.
? ms Csc. spring lamb chops. zgc NJ;
steak. zoe n staii 1895 large boges
noisslsss zip matches. tic. ~ for &c.
black pepper. 2se NJ pure cocoa, s0c ~.
sliced an pickles. zoe can. Stall 1904.
pbEs Ivory soap flakes zsci fresh ranch
exFs. sse dor stall -. large ran pump
hin. locs ms wheat flakes aso. cans
tomato soup. zBc. zJc can string beans.
Ice. Stan - osntaioupss. for zbc:
cherries zoe NJ. onions. Z ms igc. Etsli
-. new potatoes. 2 lbs. ztc. or III per
ECONOMY
Htaii 81. tall can carna,ion milk. lie:
pure Yakima honey. 7sc PIT. CSC 1T.
assorted Jsilies soc NJ, ~ m can t2so.
stsll 20. pure cocoa zoe NJ. Italian olive
oil. tiss At. sc coffee ~ nh $50.
Stalls la. po, roast, lie N bacon, 800
~. lamb steak. zbc n. Stall 90. fine
sharp ohsass. SIC NJ best mia fun
cream cheese. igc 10. ms 81 90. Stall
~. smsiis, ? ms. Bic; soIss, Ice NJ: frosh
cod ms Csc Stall "a. scratch food 10
ibs. SIC. growing feed 10 ms ssc; cook
Ing salt ms lie Stalls HIS fBc
Royal baking powder, aBc; In. cap
Golden West. Reliance or Auto Club
ooffss. soc.
CORNER
stans 1875, big can sausrkrAut, Toe:
large oval can sardlnes. iBe; hard she'll
cry butter SOC n fresh ranch eRRs go
doz.. don gbc. zgo can pork and beans
lie. ss-ss Pike St. bacon. zoe NJ bacon
backs. soc 10 pork roast. &c N. Stall
iio. Borden's milk ? cans .sc: Del Monte
catsBp. 14e bottle: Instant Postum, s7c
can Stall ?. steer round steak. z5e n.
mutton chops CSC NJ JowI bacon. zBe
~. Stall ~. fresh pink or silver salmon,
zee NJ. red snapper ms 1gc: ling cod,
bs. zsc. Stall fis lamb STEAK use n;
steer steak s5e NJ; veal outlets, 7sc n,
SANITARY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30
Reported by Wireless
u =. Naval cemmu.,cssion.

" NHVhI COMMUNICATIONS
June sa-ti,r city Of spokane. peattie
for Yokohama. ~ miles from Seattle at
.. m: str Valdez. Seattle for Nome
7ss miles west Of Cape Fiattery at .
a m.
June ss-gtr VI Hsgundo. Juneau for
los Angeles ~ miles south Of Cape ON
nancy ut a. m. su Aiaksa. skag~sy
fer Port Aithorp, off Funtsr bay At q
r. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30
WEDNESDAY
n ~ m

- - ~
First High Tide
30 q IN 10 Q a.
I1rst Low Tide
ieflz 4. IN OF a.
second nigh tide
8 ss y IN ia a.
Second Low Tide
it.ei y IN II n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30
New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

NEW YORK. June sa--Coffes--No.
Rio. ith dit,se per Id. No. Z Santos. 3
g1shc per H.
sugar-cranuiated.s so s<e Per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30
Tides in Seattle


T1tJ1tSDAt
JULY 4
FIRST High Tide
1ttt a. m 81 n
Tir~4 Low TIDE
10 81 q m. Ga n
second High Tide
6 20 . m. lis n
s~rsnd f1w Tide
ittt . IN 60 "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30

Nearly sa.oos carloads Of apples
are shipped annually 10 markets
turnout the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-30


Points marked 80 are roe, LANDING.
Passengers fer these points and Tor
o'her boat landing points must make
ths,r own arrangements for LANDING
ana assume all risk snd liability IN
making such landing. Steamers
passenger rate does not Include boat
landing charges
Baggage liability ia limited 70 vesr-
Ing apparel, not TO erceed tise for
whole ticket. ise pounds allowed FIRE.
Steamers and schedules subject TO
change without notice Freight re-
ceiv.d daily for all points ferc~ptins
Tscoms) named In above schedule
Tickets must be purchased at ticket
ofrie, Open from s!s) . IN. to i,:ss
midnight
PuGET SOUND NAVIGATION 90.
Ticket Ofsice, Coin,sn Dock.
Phone Main aees.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-19
ANGLIA NEMAzAT SUSI-
RUPINUSI.
Lenkijai grumoja dideli mss
magumai.

Londonas, Spal. II. - Ang-
1ai didziai suSirupine nuoti,
kiais Lietuvoje ir LenkQ gen,
Zeligewskio zygiais, pastarq-
jam uztmuS VilniQ.
Kick zinoma> Lenkai gwen
tojai entuzijastiniai paremia
gen. ZeligowskiO zygius. Bet
patti LenkQ vyriausyb6 Sian
die matO atlikusi skaudziq
klaida, leisdama tam genera
lui uzimti VilniQ.
Padarius toki nelemta zy-
gi, vyriausybei nelengvaS dai-
-ktas atsisakyti ,tos poziciJos:
Pasitraukus is tos poziciJos,
vyriausyb6 turl eltl saim II
savo vieta uzleisti kitai.
LenkQ vyriausyb6 pramato
Lenkijai rimtq tarptautinI pa
voiQ, jei gen. Zeligowski nc
bus atSauktas is Vilniaus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-19
PadereWski IS Paryziaus
ISdum6 varSaVOn
Pasizadejo Jis P Pasidarbuoti, kad
Lenkai Apleistu Vilni4
PADEREWSKI IsKELIA-
VO VARSAVoN.
Lenkuose paklo nesutikimai.

Paryzius, Spal. Il. - Bu-
yes LenkijoS ministeriQ pir-
mininkas PaderewSki Siandie
iSkeliavo VarSavon. JiS savO
vyriausybei nuvezt informaci-
in apie pakiluSi >nepaprastq
sentimenta talkininkuOSe Len
kams uzimus VilniQ If lyglal
apie neatmainOm@ TautQ Sq-
iungos poziciiq Lietuvos sos
tines klauSime.
Po pasikalb6jimo vakar su
Leon Bourgeois, grafu Qui-
noneS. de Leon If vice-grafu
Ishii, ty. PraneuzQ, IspanQ If
Japonu nariais Taatg ,Sa3un-
Cos taryboje, PaderewSki pa
sizad6jo pasiStengti, kad Len
kijos vyriauSyb6 kuoveikiaus
apleistQ uzimtQ NilniQ, neS
kitaip nebus galima pataiSy-
ii to Nehemiah atliktOjo zlng-
sniO.
Il VarSavoS par6jo ziniQ,
jog paciuose Lenkuose pakile
rimti neSutikimai. LenkiJOs
virSininkas Pilsudski padave
seimui rezignacijq. 10 rezig-
nacija priimta su sQlyga, kol
nebus parinktas naujas atSa-
kantis vir$ininkaS.
Ar$Qs nesutikimai pakilo
tarpe imperijalistQ-militarist
ir socijalistQ. Del to velklal
gales pakrikti koalicijinis ka-
binetas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-19
ANGLUOJE SUSTRE|KA-
V0 ANGLEKASIAI.
BUS vARGO, JET sUsTREI-
KUoS OAR GELEzIN
KELIECIAI.
Lloyd George kovoja prizes
streikininkus.

Londonas, spal. IS. Visoj
Anglijoj pagaliaus pakele
streika visi anglekasiai, kuriQ
bus apie milijonas vyrQ.
Jiems sustreikaVus veikiai
lures netekti darbo kit milijo-
mai darbininku. Pirmiausia prie
anglekasiq streiko ar tik ne
prisid6s dar gelezinkelieciai
ir prekiq krovejai. Mes sitos
organizacijos yra tampriai
sutartimi suristos su angleka-
siais,
Pritrukus saliai angliu, tu-
res sustoti visokios industri-
jos. Nebus darbo, pakils var
gas If nezinia kuomi ir kaip
tas lures pasibaigti.
Anglijos minister's pirmi-
ninkas Lloyd George paskuti-
MAN momente atsisak6 tariffs
su anglekasiQ atstovais. Ir tas
anglekasius da labjaus pakir-
Sino.
Vietoje to minister's pir-
mininkas paskelbe atsiliepima
j vishomene apkaltindamas
darbininkus jig nesaziningam
,zygyi.
| Tad Siandien Anglija sulau-
kia to, ko nekuomet n6ra buve
Sales istorijoje. Yra baimes,
kad tasai milziniskas ekono-
minis streikas nepavirstu po-
litikiniu streiku.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-19
zUvo PAsTos LAKUNAs.

Praeitq SeStadienii kaipi papf4r
stat anksti ryte is Chicagos j O.
maha, Nebr., su pasta isskrido la
kunas leitenantas McMullen.
Arti Batavia, ILL.,, matyt, suge-
do lektuvo maSinerijos. Nusilei-
dziant zemyn fektuvas smoge j te-
legrafo stulpa.
Nuo smarkaus sutrenkfmo eks-
pliodavo gazolina ir akimirkoj
lektuvas liepsnodamas krito ze-
men
Ia atsitikima mate arti gyve-
nantis ukininkas. Nubeges jis at
sitikimo vieton lakuna rado jau
negyva. Gi vietoje lektuvo palike
tik vieni susipynusiu vielu gro
bai.e
Pasakojama, kad nelaimingasis
ant stulpo uzskrides del miglos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-19
LENKAI zUDO zYDUS
VILNIUJE.
Jauni vyrai su prieVarta ina
mi karuomenen.

Londonas, Spal. IS. - Su-
ig vietos Lietuviu pasiunti-
nybes paskelbto Oficijalio pa
reiSkimo, Lenkai uz6me Vii
nip apie- 80 zydQ nuzude IL
daugeli suicide.
Gen. Zeligowskio kareiviai
apipl6S6 visa ellie zydp krau-
tuviQ.
Be to, pareiSkiama, jog Len
kai tiesiog su durtuvais YER
Gia Janus vyrus istoti gen.
Zeligowsldo rkaruomen6n.
Lenkai rekvizuoja nuo gy-
ventojQ produktus If visoklus
daiktus ir uz tai iSdaVineja
tiktai kvitas.