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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14
SETTLEMENT IS COMMUNITY SING
HALTED--MAyOR AT YOUNGSTOWN
First OF Series OF Meetings
Held

The community sing held at tho
Youngstown school last evening
under the auspices Of Seattle Com
munity Service. proved TO be "a howl
ing success. according To Mr.. Francis
Russell. community service song
leader. and each OF the. hundred or
more persons present promised TO at.
tend the next meeting and 10 tell
their friends what a good time they
had.
Notices had becn sent out both In
English and italian announcing the
sing to the people OF Youngstown.
inviting them 20 come regardless OF
their ability to follow n tune. Sew.
crll Italian songs had been translat
81 into English and both the Italian
and English words wero ready for
use Songs such as Santa Lucia"
and other Italian favoritos were
sung. first In Italian and then after
the balance OF the audience had
heard the tune once or twice they
were tried with the English words.
In addition 20 these songs several
old favori,es were taken from the
the army song book and the 90 chil'
dren present were able to drown out
the grownups on these familiar
songs.
This Is tho first of n soricu Of
meetings planned la Youngstown.
The audience present AT iast nights
meeting voted 10 hold a second meet
ing two weeks later and suggested
additional Italian folk songs Mr..
Gail y. shadinEcr. OF Seattle Com
munlty Service. in explaining the oh
jeet Of tho meeting. declared: Com
munity service is helping the people
In The Seattle neighborhooda 10 get
together as neighbors and frienda IL
II interested In getting together tho
Italian people and people OF all other
natlcnalities 20 sing their folk songs
and reproduce their folk customs. IL
believes that tho Italians and all
other foreign born folks have n real
contribution To make 10 our Aneri-
can life. II Ia by getting together as
neighbors Ia this way that WI be-
como citizens and real members of
tho community"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14
Find Safe Loot
at Cedar Falls

Part OF tho loot taken by burglars
who robbed the safe In tho North
Bend Mercantile company store at
North Bead "Wednesday night ~as
found at Cedar Falls. eigh, miles dis
tant. by Deputy Shertffs Matt Star
wieh. Stewart Campbell and w. H.
Merrill. they reported today. II con.
sisted OF sdeoda and other valuable
papers contained In a small black
box which they found by The water
tank at Cedar Fails. The robbers
got tTs cash. b-ssdes the papers and
overlooked several hundred dollars
worth Of roId nuggets in the safe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14

gcthcr or not. bat he thinks '',ey
can avoid number OF pltfaia IL
they 40 TO different educational In
stitutionN
cit Is n safe assertion he said.
that many young men and women
would be better off In. colleges OF
some other variety. Experience GER
tainly suggests that n oo-edueationai
university Il a dangerous place 20
send young women brought up In
schools for boys and girls severaily.
The sending os certain girls TO
such educational institutions without
providing for guardianship OF any
kind r. often In the highest degre.
reprchensiblc."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14
British National Loan
Possible Profit 28%

We offer the National War Bonds Of Great Britain to
American investors at 1886 per hundred pound
Bond These Bonds due and payable October LIST,
1922.
Coupons dated April LIST and October LIST. Inter-
est 58o payable through the Federal Reserve Bank of
New York City, at the rate Of the day. Exempt from
all British taxation present future If the holder Is
a nonresident of the British Isles
The Bonds are redeemable at G102. That is to say
the holder of each UNDERGROUND Bond will receive
premium Of two additional pounds at maturity.
Through our connections in London offer
these Bonds at 1886 per f100 plus accrued interest
Should the rate of exchange return to normal before
the bonds mature the holder will receive 1869 for
each 1886 invested profit of $11139 or more than
28% on the investment.
Backed as they by all the resources of the Brit
ish Empire these securities need recommendation to
thoughtful investors.
they msy be on Monthly Saving Plan
Of NTH Tire balance In ten
equal Monthly Payments will buy ten hundred
Bond desired
They BE- Instantly II occasion should arise
Send call for the complete lists of British, French,
Italian German japanese Chinese and Belgian Govern
ynent Bonds Chich may be bought at prices qchich
NTH the return Of normal conditions CiU enable the
oaoners to make profits of from 500 to 1,000@e.
References-Any Bank or Business House in Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14
Says Associated Industries
Is TO Blame

Refusal OF the Associated Indus.
tries 10 accept "closod shop" condi.
tons here put an end Friday 10 at.
tcmpts OF the allied building indus
tries and the building trades unions
TO hit upon sund. working plan for
the settlement OF future labor dis.
putes.
Attempts { osettle this question
arc ended so Ear rs | am concerned"
Mayor Caldwell said Friday. Tho
mayor has been acting as mediator
between the opposing forces
I'VE struck a snag In the Assooi
ated Industries" the mayor added.
They refused TO approve OF the
Master Builders signing up with the
unions. even with a plan which pro
vided for compulsory arbitration and
which would be backed by the inter.
national officers"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14
FARM LAMA

CANADIAN rACiFfC Try. t.ANps
s.oee. Gee acres Of rich prairie land
ready for the pillow In sunny Al-
berta at an average price vt fiN
PER acre. Also thousands Of acres
OF irrigated alfalfa lands at $50
Per acre, including water right on
fo-year terms $4,000 loan for im-
rrcvomcntS. making ~ easy Tor
you to ntart with small cspi tai
We Issue homeseckers' rated to
Alberta. For maps. literature. etc.
Apply 20 CANADIAN PACIFIC RN.
LAND AGENTS. SOS PIONEER
ElnG.. SEATTLE MAIN ssSs.
SNoHoMiSH couN WASH. A.
5000 acres of the finest dairy,
berry or general hlgh grade farm
lands In the Northwest Rapidly
Improving section, no droughts,
bumper crops. Tracts to 80
acres. 10 yearly payments. This u
your opportunity. Send for ntera-
ture Rrowneii Land Co. Birming-
Ram. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14
Seeks 5000 for
Character Charge

Suit for 5000 for alleged defanaa.
ton Of character was begun In su.
p-rior court today by Albert v. VII.
son against W. r. Crc~nwny. In
Kitaap county. last February. Wilson
says. Grconway made remarks TO
several other persons that Wilson's
a crook He's no good Look out for
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14
Eight Women Drink
in Spite of Dry Law

NEW YORK. May i<.-Deepite
prohibition there were 81 cases OF
intoxioation In April In the Adams vt.
court. Eight of them were women.
A year ago there were only is cases
In the same court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14
Outside of That
He's Prohibitions

HOUSTON. May 14.-P. Roberts.
n mechanic. In charged with making.
possessing. setting and drinking aa
well as keeping with intent to sell
and keeping with intent to drink.
liquor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14

WASHINGTON. May it.--Attor.
ney General. Palmer today urged
that all possible publicity be given
TO his report generating Vice Pres-
ident Max II. Houscr of the United
states Grain corporation OF using
hls official position 10 speculate In
wh~at at Portland. Ore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14
LOGGEnOFF I.ANDs

WRITE FOR MAP SHOWING TO-
cation. low price and easy terms
OF sale of ioggcd-off lands offered
TO settlers In Western washington
wEYEHIAEUSER TIMBER Gu
TACOMA WASHINGTON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14
Portland Market Report

PORTLAND. May nrtter-cit
creamery. Dee per 10.
Esxs-iasisetsd local extras. ;,et;e
per dor
iiens--so q SIC per 10. broiisrs. tsgtso
per ~.
d~ese-aoc per III
ch~sse--seg sic per ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14
Status of Frisco Market

BAN rRANcf8Co. NAY it--Isustsr---
psr ID.
EHgs-EnsrAz. aTAe per DOS. nrsts.
ave per aos. sstra puiiets. ssr per aos
Embarrassed putiets tsnc per aon
Ch~~se--salifoTpia flAts. faney. use p~s
10. nr.ta. athe per III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14
STOCKS AND BOMBS

WILL. BUY
Liberty Bonds.
leo Western Rubber Co. Tacoma
WILL SELL.
Is Haiiet Rolterup.
Hnsf wtcks Tire q Rubber.
zoe Deep Sea Salvage.
ITS simplex Auto Wheel
200 Universal High Power.
$50 Rothcrt Process Steel
feI Forks Drilling.
zoe Clipper sickle Co
Sse Western Smelling & Power.
500 Beacon Coal
500 Alaska Petroleum A Coal
81 Pacific Electric weider.
1909 Automatic window Screen.
1908 Capitol Petroleum
lboo Cushing-Garber.
MAX wINkLER
sft Union St Elliott $50.
SpOCkS WANTED
Alaska Petroleum q Coal.
walia waila OIL l.. :. OIL
American Savings Bank
Liberty bonds. Title Trust
STOCKS OFFERED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. May tt--taerman ,nasts
werv the feature at the foreign snchahxc
market opening today. making a high 81
iee for demand and zifa for cables.
Demand sterling vas unchanged At ttti
franc checks. fBs7o. off csntimssg iirs
checks. 20. ese. off ~ esntimsa. Canadian
dollars ~ tse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14
= FOR SAIE-wATERFRoNT
PROPERTY

LAKE WASHINGTON WATER
FRONT
Nice little bungalow OF J rooms and
sleeping porch: fireplace. lovely
lot. TSxsTb, with fine beach. A
snap at $4,000; $1,000 cash and
SsS month. Soaring. 9Og Iesry
Bldg Main 4hI9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14

In former times all tobacco con-
fiscated by the English customs au-
thoriues WAS destroyed by burning
IN "A furnace called the kings pipe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14

- COLLECTION AGENCIES
COLL c TfoNs. ADJUSTMENTS.
everywhere. tos Lyon Bldg. Phone
~. Main 1851.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14
U. S. Marine IS
DEBATED AT ST.
Foreign Trade Men Empha-
size Its Necessity

SAN FRANCISCO. May i4.--Dc-
velopment OF an American merchant
marine was the principal topic dis
cuased today by the national foreign
trade council meeting here.
Brought up sharply by the r@tiiza-
ton that American manufacturers
cannot hope 10 supply foreign mar.
kets without nm adequate merchant
marine and proper American mari.
time policy delegates today discussed
ways and means 10 overcome the
present trade handicapH.
American shipping win thrive un-
der private ownership 10 the extent
that II In supported by the American
business man and investor" said
John II. Barber Of Harris, Forbes n
Co. In an address TO the convention
today.
Barber urged the need Of general
participation in ownership Of Marine
securities.
Str. Governor will sail at p. m.
Saturday instead Of II n N. Che
broke propeller blade on sthe up.
coast trip from San Francisco and
did not reach port until early FRI
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-14

- PERSONAL
tERM ANEST HAIR wAvfNU.
Aarceiling. henna pack for gray
and faded hair.
LADIES' IMPROVEMENT SHOP
II you WANT TO REDUCE YOUR
weight permanently. " h on
drugs. call Madam Marsheife. ~
Tale Bldg. Elliott t,ss.
DIR LILLIAN cTfANDLER--SANf-
practic physician. natural and
herb remedies. no operation. sit
lat ave. Main Sis.
ELECTRO. INDICATED fNHALA-
torfuH. for rheumatism. goltrc.
asthma. catarrh- Information free
sos y Third ave
COMMERCIAL CIRCUITS. pfCNfcs
and baby photos taken. anywhere
Elliott 3022-J, Abbott
DR. LILLIAN j. LONG--DRuGLEss
Physician Scientific massage. tls
ssrd q Beacon 5iis.
REMOVED TO BURNSIDE HOTEL
Office 7. Rev. A. Swain Main
SIS.
PRIVATE DETECTIVE Address
MATFPNTTY HOSPITAL CAP sssS
Iee REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY FOR WASHINGTON Farm
AND ACREAGE LOANS Prompt
service. l. A. ROTHE FARM
MORTGAGE CO. Inc Leary Bldg
Main 900.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10
DEBS SEEN AS FAVORITE
OF GERMAN AMERICANS
Harding and "Idiotically Dull, -
Says Illinoisan in
Berlin.
By Cable TO The Star and Ch.ca go Daily News
COavriytit 1921

By Cable to The Star and chicago Daily News
Copyright, 1929
] BERLIN. October 9.-I.douard Cold
beck, a native German. who has been
living in Illinois for the last twenty
years and during thai time has beer,
the chief correspondent for Maxi
milan Harden. the most famous Ger
man political writer of the day, calls
both Harding and Cox "idiotically
dull" in an articel in the Welt
| buehne," well known German week
ly. Mr.. Goldbeck characterizes all
the presidential candidates, except
Debs, as half crazy. Following is a
passage from his article:
The only difference between the
| candidates is that Mr.. Harding says
he will make peace with Germany as
soon rs he is elected; Mr.. Cox declares
that he will follow the example of
the entente. The entente has already
made peace. so he will too. If were
asked whether one should vote for
Harding or for Cox, / really should
rot care to say. Both are idiotically
dull"
This article is one of many that are
being reprinted throughout Germany.
The newspapers declare that German
Americans will vote for Eugene Debs.
Hundreds of thousands of reprints
from German newspapers advocating
the election of the socialist candidate
are being mailed each week from
Germany to America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10
ONE OF MARYLAND'S FINEST

ONE OF MARYLAND'S FINEST.
4s7 acres, $40 clear exceptionally good SOIL
1870 in crops. $50 in grass: large harms, silo
rooms, bath. halls, pofcl1as, fireplace fur
mace, electric lights; excellent condition: beau.
tiful lawn and drive; good road easy access OF
Washington; offered at pre-war price, S3' 900,
q cash; worth double.
CLINTON FARM AGENCY.
Clinton, Nd
Phone Marlboro 33-F 81.
TWO FARMS ON THE POTOMAC RIVER
near Washington. For particulars apply to
OWNER, 434 Park road.
BOOK OF FLORIDA FACTS FREE ONLY TO
those really DESTROYS Of acquiring little land
and an orange grove at reasonable PRICE ana
on easy terms. If you are, write for your copy
today to LAKE COUNTY LAND OWNERS
ASSN, 43 Twilight ave, Fruitland PARK Fla.
AN IDEAL TRACT OF LAND CONTAINING
thirty acres fronting the TIN street mac
adam pike Gust above Wheaton,: about hve
miles from Dis ;rict line; improved by SIX
room house and necessary outbuildings: or,
chsrd of several hundred fruit trees of all
kinds: good fertile soil and macadam road
WY from pike to house; be sold on easy
terms.
c. H. PARKER CO.. INC,
Main 1920. t35 4 Il ST; s:w.
FIFTY ACRES. FORTY IN CLOVER, TIMO-
thy and COW peas; exceedingly fertile; high
state of cultivation and fenced, with spring
many farm buildings; water at house and well
kept apple orchard. eight years old; one mile
from schools, stores and churches out the Bal
timore boulevard; near Laurel cars; $1,000;
third cash, balance IL three and six years.
GEO. 9. WALKER. KresGe bldg. 11th and G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10
81, 500 Cash Secures
200 Acres. % Cattle, and

Pair horses. wagons, machinery. tools. guam
tity hay. fodder, potatoes: prosperous farming
country; two miles TO RR. town; all adj
vantases; machne-worked loan fields; spring
watered pasture; valuable wood variety fruit;
500 sugar NAPLES. with sugar house and equip
ment; Groom house, -unning water piazza,
maple shade; sIate-roof barn. running water.
silo several other buildings; owner left alone,
insists immediate sale: throws in everything
for $500; only $500 cash. balance easy
terms Details this and farm for 81 300 page
20, Strout's big new illustrated catalog farm
bargains SO states; Just out; copy free.
STRoUT FARM AGENCY, 1422-N, Land Title
bldg PhiIadelphia Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10
mo SEPARATE PEACE"
DEMOCRAT RALLYCRY
Chairman White Announces New
Slogan for Supporters of
League.

NEW YORK. October s.-George
White. chairman of the democratic
national committee, has announced a
new slogan adopted by supporters of
the league of nations idea for the re-
mainder of the campaign.
1t is, NO separate peace with Ger
many"
This rallying cry, Mr.. White said.
els echoed in the hearts Of all who
favor the league. We have written
1t indelibly upon our purpose here 1T
national headquarters.
The speech of Senator Harding at
Des Moines verifles the proposal In
his speech of acceptance and his vote
on the Knox resolution in favor Of q
separate peace with Germany.
IN the name of dead and living
soldiers. sailors and marines. who de-
livered the finishing thrust to the
German army, and in tho name Of the
men and women who labored here at
home to support them, the demo.
cratic party resents this shameful
proposal. which can arise only from
a desire to truckle to the sentiments
of those who sympAthized with the
kaiser during the war"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10
FARMS.
FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOMEIN VIRGINIA.;
new house of Brownstone and cement; ST., b.. :
a.m.c. 1O2 acres good land; 20 acres bearing
orchard; hcaithiest location: best water; noun
tain views: 40 miles from Washington owner,
L. r. BARGAMIN. Rristow. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

VIRGINIA FARM. STOCK
AND EQUIPMENT.
Farm 512 acres, registered
herd Aberdeen-Angus cattle GA
head) Of twenty years standing !;
all work stock, implements, ma
chinery, feed, hay. silage and
GOOD WILL ; OF ESTAB-
LISHED BUSINESS, netting
$4,000 yearly. Price, $4,000.
Owner i'll and must sell. Near
Warrenton, Va.
H. w. HILLARY.
1000 VERMONT AVE.
WASHINGTON, D. {.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10
STEAMSHIPS;

HILL TOP HOUSE OPEN UNTIL THANKG
giving. T. S. LOyETT. Prom.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10
Individual Coaching

By college man in chemistry. physics, English
and elementary Mathematics. CaIl Mr.. E6CH-
BACH, Franklin 35O5. 10s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10
Income Last Year, $500;
300 Acres. With Is Cows.

3 horses harness, machinery, wagons. tools,
800 bu. oats. 800 blu. potatoes. 80 bu. buck
wheat, 80 tons hay, 80 cords wood immense
quantity fodder lot apples. vegetables, ETC..
included; mile and half R.R. town; con-
veniences close by; loamy. productive fields:
50-cow, wire-fenced pasture. valuable wood !;
apple orchard; 100 sugar NAPLES, with equip
ment; 1O-room house, running water; big barn,
silo, running water. other barns, poultry house.
etc; retiring includes everything to
quick buyer at ST., 600; part cash, balance
easy terms. Details this and equipped farm
for $4,000 very easy terms page 20,
Strout's big new illustrated caialog farm bar
gains 80 sta ties: just out; copy free. STROUT'S
PHILADELPHIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10
GERMANY'S PAPER MONEY.

BERLIN. October s.-Mors than
sc. 900. 900 900 marks in German paper
money was In circulation at tho end
Of September. according to tho
Re.chsbank statement covering that
period, made public today.
This announcement closely follows
an official admission that tho current
budget shows a deficit of $1,000, ooo, 900
marks.
The Boerse Gazette expresses be-
lief that the country Is heading for a
gravely critical winter. with tho
probability that tho radical element.
Notwithstanding tho nations economic
plight, will not hesitate in attempts
to realize their aspirations for politi-
cal power.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10
FARMS.
FOR SALE (Coutinucdl

FUR SALE (COntfnucd&
400 ACRES NEAR FIT. WASHINGTON. L
miles District; fine farm land, lots timber.
natural deposit fine. sharp sand; springs.
streams: some buildings in poor repair: as a
whole. $40 per acre. Terms.
200 acres near Laurel race track; fine for
stock farm between two roads; some wood: no
buildings S35 per acre Terms.
RICHARD $. SHREVE
Arlington Bank bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10
HE GROWING OF THE
TEMPLE ORANGE

Is more profitable than any other sound COM
merciai business that know Of 1t not onI v
commands the highest market price. but it is a
more deiicious-and q more beautiful fruit
than any other Grunge grown.
hve or ten acre grove should give you a
substantial income for life. Let us prove this
statement to you. Write for booklet 8 for full
informal iDn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10
NEXT HARDING ITINERARY.
Trip Will Take Him to Tennessee,
Kentucky, Indiana and Missouri.

CHICAGO, October 9.-The schedule
for the next speaking tour of Sena-
tor Harding. republican presidential
candidate, was announced today by
Senator Harry S. New. chairman of
the republican speakers bureau. as
follows:
Chattanooga. Tenn, October 13:
Oakdale. Tenn: Somerset. Danvile,
Harrodsburg, Lawrenccburk, Shelby
Vile and Louisville, KY. October
"A; Jacksonville. New Albany Scots
burg, Seymour. Columbus. Franklin and
Indianapolis. Ind. October Is; Green
castle, Brazil and Terre Haute, Ind. and
St. Louis, Mo-. October 1s. The senator
will be at Columbus. Ohio. and Marion,
&c. 81
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-30
SAKO, LIETUVIAT SUSI-
JUNGE SU BOLsEVI-
KAIS.
BolSevikai Wis dar pazangiuoja
pirmyn.

Paryzius, liepoS %. - KOr-
Dnsai lietuviu kariuomen6S is
Vilniaus irKamo Susijung6 Sp
boi$eviku raitarija, bemarSuo-
janGiq ant rytQ per Suvalkus
ir Augustava.
SuIig naujauSiQ ziniQ, skait-
IingoS bolSevikQ If lietuvlQ
SptkoS koncentruoiamOs ryti
ntS Prusijos parubeziu.
Bol$evikQ generOlo Buden-
ny raitariiai paSiQsta pagelba.
Mes to generolo vadovaujamas
korpuSas pilnai nuSikamaves,
natekeS arkliams paSart6s, gi
vyramS maisto. PatyS raiteliai
taip nuilSe, kad neiStengia pa
>id6ti balnuOSe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-30
Lietuvos Atstovybes Amerikoje
PraneSimas.

su rusu kar. vadais laiki-
mai nustatyti demarkacijos Ii
Mia, einaneia per Gardina,
varena, Naujus Trakus ir
svencionelius. Sta demarkaci-
jos linija palma saugoti musu
kariuomene.
Besiderama dar apie Lie
tuvos civiles administrators
anapus demarkacijos linijos
organizavimo klausima.
Isvaziavo Rygon musu de-
legacija - NaruseviGius, Ro-
senbaum ir pulk. lescinskas,
tarties su esamais Rygoj boil
sevikp delegatais apie Vii
niaus ir kitu rusQ paimtu kra-
Stu reikalus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-30
DANzIGE STREIKUoJA'
DARBININKAI.

Varsava. liepos %. = Dan
zigan yra atplaukusiQ daug
!aivQ su ginklais, amun; liza If
hi;u6s medziaga, skiriaNa len
kams. -
Sustreikavo prieplaukos len
kai darbininkai atsisake is
krauti is laivQ tuos visus daik-
tus. Jie sake, CANA -lenkans
kar6s.
M6ginama tan darban su-
organizuoti moterls.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-07-30
Bolsevikai Baltstogeje; Lenkai
Pavarge,/ Atsimeta
LENKU DELEGACIJA IS
VAzIAVO NURoDY-
TON VIEToN.
Tuo tarpu bolsevikai varos'
pirmyn.

Varsava, liepos y (suveIin-
ta.) Lenku kar3s delegatal,
ineinantieji armisticijinen ko-
mission specijaliu traukiniu
iSvaziavo ant Brest-Litovsko.
Su paskleista balta vellava
lenku traukiniS pasileido per
musip linijas ir pasuko, turbut
ant Baranoviciu, bOlSevikQ
nurOdytOn vieton.
Tuo tarpu bolSevikQ kariuo-
meme iSnaujo pakilusi puoli-
man ir briaujasi ant Brest-Ll-
tOvkO ir LvOvo (LembergO).
Nezinia, ar bolSevikams pa,
vyks pasiekti tuodu miestu kol
ivyks armisticija.
Rytiniam fronte Lietuvos
ir Baltgudiios Sone) lenkQ ka
riuomen6 atsimet6 ant pietQ,
jau tolokai uz Nemumo. Pas,
kui juos tuojaus briaujasi boil
Sevikai il uzimdindja nauias
vietas.
BolSevikai pa6m6 Radzwilo-
wo ir briaujasi iSilgai Sloni-
nO-PruzanU vieSkelio.