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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-20

HHOROSAlA
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION or
OF A BRICK MESS HALL Department
% the Interior, office Of indian Affairs,
proposals plainly marked on the outsi 10
nf the sealed envelope. Proposals for a
brick mtss hall, Tahlequah, Ol,iahuma." ="
Indian Affairs. Washington D. c., viii
be received at the Indian Once uutil Q
o'clock p. m. of November 2. is2l Tor
construction Of brick mess han. ,'hero-
kee orphan Training School, IN strict ac-
Snd S25dARSS win the Sg 5Ssr, '0s5bf5'TGs
be examined at the effiee Of the paper or
periodical IN which this advertisement ap-
houses at chitaso' Illinois ST ~'iS Louis Ms Ms
souri, San Francisco, California, and the
Builders Exchange, ST. Paul, Minnesota
OF the Cherokee Orphan Training school,
Tahlequah, Oklahoma. FOR further In
formation apply to the Superintendent Of
the Cherokee orphan Training school
Charles IL Burke, Commissioner,
Published in the Tulsa Daily World Octo-
her l2 60. ~, 1891, World Publishing
IN THE COUNTY COURT IN AND FOR
MusKoGEE COUNTY STATE or OK
In the Matter Of the Guardtanshlp Of
Leonard d. Ingram Minar. {. Jones
and W. 7. Wisdom, Guardians,
No, sass State.
NOTICE OF SALE OF ROYALTY OIL.
undersigned, q Jones and " u Wisdom,
as the Guardians Of Leonard ~ Ingram,
minor. will sell at public sale IN the
Courtroom of the Cuunty Court at MuskO-
gee, Oklahoma. on November lst, 1874. at
2 o'clock, p, m, the royalty oil upon the
allotment Of said ward. described as fol-
lows, to-witi
The Southwest Quarter Of Section ..
Township 10 NorthARange East con-
taining 90 acres and situate In Crock
County, State OF, oklahoma.
subject to the apptoysl OF these Guardians
ana the County Court said contract TO
commence on the 10th day Of November
1924, ana to be for period to be approved
by this Court the successful bidder viii be
required TO give a surety bond TO said
Guardians IN an amount to be fixed by
the Judge OF the County Court OF Musko-
goe County, Oklahoma, from time 10 time
to secure the performance Of the contract
tor the sale of said oil. and also the prompt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-20

New York spot Cotton.
NEW YORK. oct lD-3put Cotton.
quiet. mlddiing. 1913
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-20

NEW. YoRk, oct io-Lead-un-
changed spot i7o9A75; zinc. spot firm
East -. Louis delivery. 4.7OGA75.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-20

NEW YORK Mexican Seaboard
oil company declared an initial diyi-
dend Of $3.50 a share, payable 90 per
cent November and so per cent
December 10, stock OF record october
II. Tho company has 935,939 shares
outstanding. OF this Sinclair Con-
solidatcd oil corporation owns ap-
proximately 100000 shares. Inter-
national Petroleum, Ltd. OF Canada
owns 51,941 shares. Mexican Sea-
board Is the holding company for In
tcrnationai Petroleum Co. Of Maine.
controlled by the Hammond interests.
which made contract with Standard
oil OF New Jersey for delivery Of
45sOO0,000 barrels OF Mexican crude
over n period Of 80 months, beginning
last March. Tho Company's produC-
ton is the ToteCo pool in Mexico. 1t
has two wells in this pool. from
which It Is dra wing approximately
60 900 barrels OF oil n day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-20

NEW YORk--ArranFcmcnts be-
tween the Czccho-Slovnltian govern
ment and the Standard oil interests,
through which the latter gets cxrlu-
siye drilling permits on certain gov
eminent lands Is not looked upon as
q monopoly by Standard OF people.
Rather II IS considered In the light
Of broakifg down a barrier which
previously prevented Standard from
getting into tho country and gave
Royal Dutch interests a virtual mo-
nopoly Previous to the present ar
rangcment Royal Dutch interests
were tho only ones drilling In the
country and had what amounted to
a monopoly OF marketing refined oil
/ IN Czecho- -Slovakia. Under the new
arrangements Standard will have the
right TO market refined oils, in com
petition with Royal Dutch. Arrange
mcuts for entry OF Standard into
| C2echo- o-Slovakia was made through
! the Standard Franco-A mericanane
company, in which SO. y. J. had n
| 40 per cent interest and Banque OF
| Paris the other 81 per cent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-20

The White oil corporation an
uounces that II has brought In It's
Walker 40. ?. well I'm the Caddo
district In stephens county, Texas
with an initial flow Of 900 barrels Of
Oh and 1000. 900 fee, OF gas. This
was accomplished at depth Of
1854 fott.
London Central News-Sir Uenrio
Dotrrdlng, I'm an interview. said "Thc
Royal Dutch company has not sold a
singl" MoXican Eagle share during
the current year. The report from
Amsterdam is utterly unfoundcd."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-20

UNITED COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.
Tulsa Council No. 46S
Next meeting Saturday,
October 80 1891 1880 .. m.
EN X. =. hall. i5ls East Second
NnN Degree work: award of att
NJ MA III tendance prize. Visiti n z
NgsAsNK members invited. Refresh
ments.
NJ. /. POUNDSTONE s. c.
CHAS A. MYERS Sec'y.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10
A Railroads Big Surplus.
From the Kansas City Star.

New ground broken government efforts to re the rail-
hen fiae Holden president
ltlze its lafR In
@ @ could issue bones
law railroad
@ me consent OF the
'oion safdlns the object the
~ De submitted And
the many applied
question M 4oy TO sell securities But this
years ago Great Northern Northern
al e deposit OF uingons stoc
AL pu per cent lurngons
ton Pacific without outlay
ddends dee crust bonds interest being paid these bonds
r , ,nu No1ern Pacific These
What Great Northern propose
tow company issue bond
IN erect Burlington being
m fq 5esto s rs stated 9sa in the transaction of
NO had obtained
mag aa Holden showed deta h
man the entire ms al ps n ~ years unoe
;nent rental was collected
Having piled passed
There are some other railroads with accumulated
dd ie9 224 TO- SIS @
commission in the
them afterwards going nto ~ @ We neTa 70 p N
up quite different viewpoint example decision
IF company adequate
reasonable oNo the stockholders building
the
fronts IN eS ass OF far return should either be distributed
the consumer in lover used for and
sumer" . % 'e' " euz " "s exclusive 0en' the con-
capitalize surplus earnings enjoy
surplus in the
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10

has many friends, it must be remem-
bered that it is not an economy even
though the tree from which the post
is Is made costs little before being cut.
l he labor alone in making q good post
ana the comparatively short life of the
Woo, WOOD post, makes it much cheaper to
buy steel post of the proper size for
The work required of it.
In order to insure the steel post for
long life, it must be galvanized heavily
INSIDE and out with an extra heavy coat
OF zinc below the ground line. Zinc
is the only metal which will not rust.
The cost of production must be min.
lmized. The farmer who practices, an
OF these economies, is the man who viii
make money while his more cardsu
neighbors will fail"
The toll from weeds and bugs is II.
haps greater than from any other fatre
waste.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10

National Crop Improvement service.1
NllE COUNTY fJ.a bureau in
Il making its studies io economics,
could do no better than TO organ
tse annual campaigns for cleaning up of
weeds and bugs.
IMo Of the greatest enemies to every
farm are bugs and weeds" says Mr..
Frank Baackes, Vice Pres. American
Steel and Wire Co. ''But if you have a
properly constructed fence, you can
burn out the weeds along the fence
Nacs without damage. Besides your
iance IS grounded wherever steel post
:s used and danger to your stock from
ightning is greatly reduced.
The use of steel fence posts has be-
come 50 general during recent years.
that there is no longer any question but
hat they are the solution of The fence
pat problem.
While the wooden fence post still |
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10
10 Place 6r the Piano

American family should do without
music.
''Some of the clever piano houses, in
order to prove that their instruments
may find place in almost any apart
ment, have cut a paper pattern show
ing the floor room the piano will occupy
and it is quite domestic game to take
such pattern and try to fit it some
where in the house where the acous-
tics and the welfare of the piano will
both be considered.
"Some architects have learned to
place the bedroom furniture on the
plans. Why should they not place the
piano, the photograph, the music cabi-
net and all other accessories? This is
a subject for discussion by women's
clubs It would make an interesting
program for each member to make
study and report at meeting held for
that purpose. A little gumption is all
we need" IN.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10
The End Of the World. ,,
From the New York Times.


In The End of published
to the a the ow 'G9T 5 @ h 209" s hy SSs
@ sets them al f9rt the collision theory included and does not take
Ice ge o. o pt o n d of which that We sh
@ ~od esfn % q h d o
esas 1Ps mS 7s aS nw 5s
] 7; s: 81: J. E:v :s ; s ;:s!.
.$ III ii s;S Is: 81. $' ta
s nc" fhs yet Put o a ~a We s ony
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SRA the five @ A tor more ss F b a s ~o
up long periods heat aT ss a g
ssr nos s sss as ass @ 5
u a the 5 sseb . 1s A m
renee In the earlier ages the warmth
ae IS ] y 9s e gsn;s .s
% e S. 5 4s Il st!sds and s g e IT,
is; J: : &:
49, sl he rselons
@ hs the Of , at the
.s a e e due ms na
OF life says: 'A H'sA' not mean
Is @ @$ss$ +; @ s $$ $ Ssss e;
i IT, s Ss @ 2ss
ssss's % s.s sess tt fear
ran
trail
which the
when
such bust
As for r Other stars collision possible within the
@ 1Sss f'a eeP Ps.s ss ss
aales pe would ID
confines molten
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cen in The heave ns
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10
Complexion vs. Mathematics.
From the Indianapolis News

From the Indianapolis News.
In passing from one classroom to an
other in an Indianapolis high school
one of the first year girls dropped her
vanity bag. The contents scattered in
all directions, but helpful classmates as
sisted. and when the articles were re- !,
turned the owner clasped the catch on
the following things: One lip stick, one
Cake of louge,Sone eyebrow pencil, one
powder puff, one mirror, one hair net.
cna1f andkerohief, a sum Of iiiof,ey, and !
assofted hair pins. The girl may have
needed the money for car fare, school
lunch Of some osh er expense, and a
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10

National Crop Improvement service1
re- I'D YOU EVER move into an
4 n other house? There are few
4- American families who are now
living in the homes of their fathers.
almost anyone except an architect
can build a hveable house" says Mr.
frank Baackes, Vice Pres. American
Steel and Wire Co., "but should you go
into any other fat or house and try to
place your ordinary pieces of furniture,
you will find that nothing will fit and
especially you will find that the only
possible place for the piano is between
its greatest enemies: the radiator and
the window.
"The modern home is no more com
plete without a piano or phonograph
than it would be without chimney.
Fireplaces in houses modernly heated,
could perhaps be eliminated SO far as
their usefulness is concerned, but no
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10
THE GREAT RACE Ct:
Charles Lamb.

The human species. according to
Z the best theoryI can form Of 1t, Is
composed of two distinct races,
the men who borrow and the men
4 who lend. To these original di-
versities may be reduced all those
! impertinent classifications Of
Gothic and Celtic tribes, white
i men. black men, red men. All the
4 jewellers upon the earth, Par
tfiians, Modes and Elainites, flock
hither and do fall In naturally
]. with! one or the other distinction.
The infinite superiority OF the for
mer. which I choose to designate
7. as the great race, is discernibie
&: n figure. port and certain In
Rtfnct tive sovereignty. The latter
d are born degraded. He shall
his brethren. There Is some
sLfIiag In the air of one Of this
4 caste lean and suspicious, con-
trusting with the open, generous
1nanners Of the other.
= ~ a a A / -
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10
import Of Holland Fair.

The International fair In Utrecht comes
at moment which, finds American bus
mess men wide awake to the necessity OF
developing their foreign trade. In al
most every line Of industry the enlarged
scale Of production, entered upon during
the war, makes manufacturers look more
eagerly than before to new markets
abroad. In this respect Utrecht offers
splendid opportunity.
to exhibit at the fair, but who never
theless tdesire to make connections in
Holland or India for the sale Of their
products. should address their commun.
ications to the Chamber Of Commerce for
the Netherlands and the Netherlands
East and West Indies. Inc, A Beaver
street, New York. go
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10

From the Edinburgh SEQ,

From the Edinburgh Scotsman.
There are two sides to every ques.
+ tion.' remarked ready made philoso-
pher. :
There are two sides to q chestnut, =
said his friend: ian outside and an Inc
side. but only one Of them "a worth pay-,
ing any attention to-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10

handkerchief is commonly carried. But
why a girl should carry lin sticl
rouge, an eyebrow. pencil, a powder puff
mirror and a hair net. is not clear
The fault rests with the parents. No
mother should permit her daughter to
go to school with a vanity bag contain
ing such articles. There is no place in
the course Of study for them. A girl
with all these things will think more
about her complexion than her mathe-
smatics.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10
The Diplomat.

From the London Nail.
'By Jove, Mtlly, you look topping "a.
night, but what a fearful lot your frocks
cost me these days.
Gilbert, dearest what does money!
matter when it's case of r,akinp yo,,
happy?" -
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10
s75o,ooo,ooo
35o.ooo,ooo
192,ooo,ooo
s1,2a2,ooo,Ooo

wish Introduce into prepared bv
railroads which 81
Table No l. setting forth the railway that
falling off and freight traffic rates
This means annual bill people country
the yearly revenuwere only two
Of
roads at profit az
until they
ation. 'A''
hadb
1920 deficit
railroads
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10

pittsburgh women have formed a
pistol clnb' to protect their homes
against robbers
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10
LaF'oXette on the Railroads.

speech opposition passed
of
Ien He said, in part:
Il
ing its debts Deb The
gov refuses upon eonicay the debt The
ing AGAINST the railroads substantial factor
transportation present form
congress passes nure like the Wnsow b auh o
o partial aynent Secretary Houston ruhuy declares
make a certificate which
There you have the reason why the railroads
the bubble @ ] Is see IN these claims an opportunity to drain
OF the $6sl59oooe gift voted
several hundred
claims items Of loss unrng new p ndenies
@ sau%y dwen the total
SSSloooooo will reach billion
owes the oaa I d fenn0ns Wh%y
have not complied with the
conditions Until they
millions dollars discharge the debt
from 6e st fed s of ssa
has been certified t @ informs me
under Section 20 of the Act, s192,4s34s7'
During the rs government made
aa1o1s the way OF
their private owners on p ana wae the roads turned
to them In 1918 While roads a w , pefn
eoo ne dectSr sene1al made
TINS eyesal reducing
the railroad ih IN,
they pay one $50 m period Of control
if they can help it If pay
debt The $500 ooo ooe
period of has Year been nearly
folow ~ = ~ s' IRON
improvements and beterments during period of
.purchas ddur.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-03-10
Suspected Him.

II 4 = little Clarence whoaaccolnnanisd hs.s
mo her to church wa given :. ri,esss.l
70 drop iato the collection plate.
sdssag SO ne remarked in an
Whisper:
en-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-05
pREM1ERAs BRAND JAU
MAMIE.
.Opozicija rengiasi il "pasvei-
!. knit"

PARYzIUS, gr. 5. - Pre-
mieras BRAND jau sugryzo is
Amerikos. Jis mamie nebu-
vo 6 savaites. zmoniu sutik-
tus be entuziazmo.
Premieras parvyko per
.Havre. j tenai sutiko kuo-
ne visi ministerial. H
Ateinanti antradieni pfemie
ras els parlamentan ir pasa-
kys, ka jis Washingtone nu-
veikes.
Kalbama, kad parlamente
prizes j il jo visus ministe-
rius sudaryta stipri opozicl-
ia. Norma j nuversti II
premierus pasaukti buvusi
Sales prezidenta Poincare.
Patsai Poineare darbuojasi
prizes Brianda.
Orlando puolimas teeiau
bus neiSvengtinas If tikras,
kuomet Vokietije nesugebes
paskirtu laiku moketi karo
kontribucijos.
| Savo keliu, premiere Bria-
tndo Salininkai turi vilties ap-
.siginti opozicijos. Jie taipat
stipriai susiorganizave.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-05
voKIETIJA TURF BUT AT
GAIVINAMA.
Taip tvirtina Anglijos pre-
mieras.

LONDONAS, gr. 5. -N Nors
kas kaip nori, taip kalba, bet
Anglijos premieras Lloyd Ge-
orge yra nusistates tureti ge-
sruosius santikius su Prancija
ir darbuotis atgaivinti Woke
tija. 10 nuomone, Anglia su
Prancija gall nesutikti vfsuo-
Sc kituose Eausimuose, bet
Vokietijos klausime neturi. but
dviejq nuomoniu.
Kad Vokietija finansiniu
ir ekonominiu zvilgsniu turi
but palaikoma, negali but
.klausimo, sake AnglDos Wy
riausybes atstovai. Neremia-
ma ir neselpiama Vokietija
.labai greitai gall suzlngti. Tuo
met pavojus paliestp kaip
Prancija, taip Anglia ir vi
sas kitas Europos valstybes.
Anglia Prancijai tad sake:
Mes turime tureti eksporta
importo zvilgsniu If turime tu
reti importa arba badauti.
Mes negalime eksportuoti,
kuomet markes verte neverta
nei jos paeios poperos. Pran-
CHA gall nukenteti maziau.
Mes j gall patti pasigaminti
'daug reikalingo maisto. Bet
kaipgi su Anglia?
We kodel Anglia darbuoja-
81, kad Vokietija nezlugtq fl
nansiniai ir ekonominiai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-05
TEKs MATYT1 voKIEcIV
ARMOTAS.

Cook apskrities komisionie-
rial pagaliau 'sutikQ j atsargos
-niskelius parodon padeti karo
.metu nuo vokieeiu atimtas ar
motas If kitas trofejas.
Tai visa pasiple komisionie--
riams karo departamentas. Is
'pradziq komisionieriai su tais
"papuoSalais' nesutiko.
Bet legionieriai pakele to-
kia audra, kad komisionie-
rial buvo priversti nusileisti.
Juk tai nepatriotinis daiktas
netureti-po akip karo atmini-
mq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-05
FURKQ sULTANAs KoVo-
IA w SOSTA.
Pramato pries il nacionaistp
veikima.

KomStantinOpoliS, or. 3. -
Turkq sultanas Mehmed ses-
tasis atsiduria pavojun. Prizes
sultana smarkiai darbuojasi
zinomas turkQ nacionalistq va
das Mustapha Kemal pasa.
Jis nori sultana pasallntl nuo
sosto. Ir jei Kemal pasa dar
ilgiau pasilaikys tokoje stip-
rumoje Anatolijoje, kai kad
siandie, sultanui butinai prl-
sieis nuriedeti nuo sosto.
Delto sultanas iSkalno ina
81 jam galimQ priemoniq, kad
kaip nors >suardyti Angoros
nacionalistu valdzia If po-
draug su ia valdzia pragalsln-
ii patti Kemal pasa.
siandie patti AnatoliJos tur-
ku liaudis Wis dar labiau I'm
kusi prize sultano, kaip prize
n
nacionalistq valdzios. Bet ga
Ii greitai ateiti +. tas lalkas,
kuomet nuo sultano nusisuks
ir patti liaudis. Tuomet bus
viskas pabaigta.
Kaip Kemal pasa, taip 10
Angoros valdzia smarkai da-
rbuojasi sultano negeroVel.
Kemal pasa sultana vadlna
tiesiog netinkamuoju valdoEs.
Sake, sultanas yra perdaug
savimeilis. Jis daugiausla
uzimtas personaliais relkalals'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-05
WashingtOne LaukiamOs ZlnIOs
is Tokyo
Gal Rytoj Bus Zinoma apie
Vokietijos Moratoriuma

/, PARYzIUS, gr, 5 = Sajun.
gininkp atpildymo komisiJa
(ta komisija yra vadinama
"tarpaliantq'' atpildymo ko-
misija, mes jon ineina If Vo-
lkietijos atstovas), anot prane-
simo, rytoj cia susirinkusl mn
sianti tariffs apie VokietiJos
karo kontribucija.
Kalbama, kad tame susl-
rinkime Vokietijos atstovas
formaliai praneS komisijal,
kad Vokietija neiSgalinti be
didel6s sau ekonomin6s skrlau-
dos mok9ti kontrihucijos. Tai
gi bus pasiqlyta komisijai ap-
tarti moratorimas.
Neoficialese depeSose is Ber-
lyno sakoma, kad Vokietijos
vyriausyb9 praSysianti mora
toriumo.
Sakoma, prancuzQ uzslenlQ
reikalu ofisas neturls jokiq
officially ziniQ is Londono, kad
Anglijos vyriausybe dirba uz
moratoriuma.
Taigi kuomet tomis dieno-
mis- is Americas parvyko pre-
mieras BRAND, pirmiausia su-
Sauktas ministeriu susirinki-
mas ir plaGiai >aptartas mora
toriumo klausimas.
Nezinia, ka apie tai salxys
atpildymo komisija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-05
WASHINGTON, or. 5.

WASHINGTON, gr. 5.
.Tarybos karo laivu proporci-
Jos klausime Gia pertrauktos.
Japonu vyriausysis delegates
admirolas Kato, nors sakas
neturis instrukcijQ is Tokyo,
teGiau jis is ten laukia sau rel
kalingq ziniu. Taigi be instru-
kciju jis nieko MCCALL veikti.
Pasirodo, japonai nelabal
lengvai pasiduos Americas
projektui. Kadangi Suv. Vals-
tijos taipat nemano nusileisti,
tad nezinia kaip tas klausimas
gall pasibaigti. -.
Kai-kas kalba, kad jei japo-
mai stoves uz savo nusistaty-
ma, tuomet ar tik nebus jiems
pasiQlytas komprOmisas.
Bet vargiai If tas patenkins
japonus. IT
Japonija Rytuose turf nu-
sistaGiusi savus siekimus. il
nori tenai virSininkauti taip,
kaip Suv. Valstijos virSinin-
kauja Amerikoje.
Kaip ilgai to japonu nusis-
tatymo Suv. Valstijos nepripa-
zins, taip ilgai> Japonija kon-
ferencijoje statys Visokiq kliu-
GiQ.
Japonai yra labai manda-
gus. Tai ju tokia prigimtis.
Gal su mandagumu jie laimes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-05
JAPONAI ATIDUOSIA kI-
NUAI SHANTUNGA.

WASHINGTON, gr. $.
Is nusiginklavimo konferen-
cijos pasirodo tokios naujos
zinios: Japonijos delegatai
sutiko atiduoti Kinijai Shan
tunga. Anglia Knijai att
duos Weihaiwei teritorija, 81
Prancija Kwancho-wel. !.
su karo laivynq proporci-
ia sutiko Hughes, Balfour If
Kato. Xisi trys jie turejo kon
ferencija. Taigi siandie lau-
kiamas tik is Tokyo sutild-
lAas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-05

Calvin skerdyklp kompani-
jos nors sake, kad menka da-
lis darbininkq siandie iseisian-
ii streikan If sustreikavusiems
darbininkams grumoja, teciau
jos iskalno savo istaigas sau-
goti parupino dideli skaitliu
policijos
Tuomi reikalu kompani.jjos
kreipesi j policijos virsininka
Policijos yirssininkas priza-
dejo siandie aplinkui skerdy-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-05
PREIMIERAs BRAND
{. .kAR|NCAS.

PARYzIUs, gr, 5. Par
yykes is Americas premieras
BRAND pasirode didziai ka-
ringas. Jis isreiske moro kuo-
.veikiau axis j aki pasimaty-
ii SUI Anglijos uzsieniq reika-
lp sekretoriumi Curzon. Sex
.retorius Curzon nesenai dave
VETO Prancijai uz skaitlingos
.armijos palaikyma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-05
LIETUvos NUsIsTATY-
MAS HYMANs'o PRO
JEKTU.

WAsHINGTN, XI- 80 d
(liet. Inf. Biuras). Eltos
pranesimu 25 lapkricio Stei-
giamame Seine Social-demo-
kratl frakcija iteike iRterpe-
.liacija, kokis yra Lietuvos Wy
riausybes nusistatymas del at
sakymo Tautu Sajungai p
Hymans'o projektu- Uzsie-
.niq reikalu minister's, DR..
Puryckis, pareiske, kad pir-
miau Hymans'o projektas bus
patiektas Steigiamajam Sci
mui.
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Tuotarpu sultano ministe-
rial yra bejegiai if nezino kas
jiems daryti.
savo keliu Anglijos vWiau-
sybe ina. spausti turkus Ma
cionalistus, kad tie susvemetq
prizes Anglijos reikalus If su
paeia Anglia taikintusi, pri-
pazindami paduodamas jiems
Anglijos salygas.
Bet nacionalistai nenori pa
siduoti.