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PROPOSALS..
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. WASHING
ton. D. G, February l, 1921. SEALED
PROPOSALS. in duplicate, will be received
BY the General Supply Committee at its
office in Washington, D. C., until . o'clock
p. m, Thursday. February II. 1921. and
then publicly opened. for furnishing. as may
be ordered from time to time during the
period beginning March /. 1921. and ending
June 80, 1921, forage, -four and seed de
Scribed in the General Schedule Of Supplies
for use by the Executive Departments ana
Other Establishments of the Government Of
the United States Of America in Washing
ton, d. C., and for use by such field serv-
ices as are included in the specifca tions,
and for direct delivery from contractors
shipping point on Government bill Of lading
in accordance with Paragraph l2 Of Form
A. Proposals must be executed in accord
ance with instructions and on blanks which
will he furnished upon application to the
General Supply Committee Auditors Build
ing Fourteenth and B streets southwest
Washington. d. G. D. F. HOUSTON. Sec
retary of the Treasury. Pill
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
Washington, D. c., February 4, 1921.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office Room 500. District Building until
O'Clock p. m. March ], 1921. for furnishing
and delivering two high-pressure tubular
boilers and castings for use at Garbage Re
duction Plant. Cherry Hill, Va. speCifca-
tions and forms of proposal may be had
upon application to the Purchasing Officer.
Room 800 District Building. ]. THILMAN
HENDRICK. CHARLES W. KUTZ, MABEL
r. BOARDMAN, Commissioners, D. c.
2-s3
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UISTEp-GUITAR SCHOLARS TAUGHT
in twenty-five lessons; best Of reference;
,Ai-ty Years experience. 600 Massachusetts,
NV 8 to Q p. N. Mr.. RUSSELL
1870
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DEATHS.

White.
Samuel Punk. 50 yrs. GARFIELD Hosp.
Margaret Bowman. "A, 3l4 Mclean ave
sw.
stephen D. Henron. "A. 362 st sw
Harriet d Simms. 90. 2034 G st nv.
Corneua T. L. Poor. Il, 1872 18th st. NV.
Lawrence W. Carpenter. a, Emergency
Hosp.
Annie SinEman. 20. Providence Hosp.
Wilbur Herman Potter. Q. Prov. Hosp.
ksthryn Pike, G. 62s D 81. ne
Colored.
Charles Berry. 81, Providence Hosp
Bette Henderson, 43. Is L st. NV
Edward Williams, ~. 2SO7 81. nv.
Annie c. syphsI, 43, lS4l Z st. NV.
Chrstobel Perry, ; mos. Freedmens hos
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Fire Record.

2:l5 p. m. Box 66S7 for fire lsse
Irving street northeast. occupied by
James Hennessy. caused by curtains
catching FIRE from oil stove. Slight
damage.
6:53 p. m. Box 2l2 for fire l24t
Seventh street northwest, occupied
bv Morris Schwartz, millinery ana
ladies' clothing. Damage. Sl2osG
Cause unknown. ...s-
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COLLEGE, GRADUATE AND REFINED
rsntleman, 25 years Of age, wants posi-
don as social secretary. Address BOX
s15-C Herald office. l-oos
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ETSTED-A POSITION AS HANDY
nan; understand plumbing and painting
- General worn; willing to work for fair
.,Iss. white; age, 30 q. B.. 1915 7th
nv 1-06S
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Interchuuch Leaders
Demand Legislation

The commission of inquiry. In
terchurCh World Movement. has
sent to the presiding officers Of the
Senate and House and TO individual
Representatives memorial dc
mandinE legislation along the lines
Of the Interchurch steel report.
The commission. which held q
two-day session at the Hotel Ra-
leigh here recently. appeared at a
hearing held by the Senate Commit
tee on Labor and Education on the
motion OF Senator Walsh. OF Mon
tana, to make the InterChurCh re-
port a public document. The de-
mands urged at that hearing are
specified in the memorial now re-
leased to the press.
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BIRTHS.
White.

White.
Iniocenza and Maria di Carlo. boy.
Leonard E. and Deola NJ Marks boy.
William A. and Ida J. Carver. boy.
Theodore X. and Cora l. shepherd, girl.
William A. and Anna NJ. Kelly. boy.
John c. and Bessie A Dallas. boy.
Roy l.. and Frances c. Sexton. girl.
Leland l.. and Bessie M. StutImau. girl.
Phillips c. and Ruth GUniOn. boy.
Harvey NJ. and Helen N Powers. girl.
Joseph c. and Mary A. Farrall boy.
Colored.
Joseph W. and Florence Hill girl.
Philip and Irene l. East, boy.
Alfred W. and Virginia o. Iee. girl.
John s. and Grace Lucas. girl.
Eugene and Dunigiten johnson. boy.
Albert L. and Pearl Proctor. girl.
Edward and Bertha Fisher, girl.
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THE WEATHER.

Forecast for Today and Tom.rr.r,
For the District OF Columbia
Maryland, Virginia. increasing
ciouoiness today, followed by rain
tonight and tomorrow: not much
chang" in temperature; increasing
eastcrIy winds.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Park PI., near Soldiers Home Gate.
Colonial front brick dwelling, containing
rooms and bath: bot-water heat; electric
lights; large front porch. Low price for
quick sale. Owner occupant.
New Hampshire Ace. and S St
Attractive three-story brick and stone
dwelling, containing 10 rooms and baths; i;
hot-wster heat; electric lights. A big bar
gain at 81, 500. Occupied BY owner.
On Rock Creek Church Road.
Kennedy built home; 9 rooms and baths I;
hot-wster heat; electric lights; lot 20 feet
wide; room for garage; nonresident owner
desires immediate sale.
Best Section of Georgetown
Heights.
Very attractive three-story pressed brick
residence, containing II beautiful rooms and
2 baths, practically every room contains an
open fireplace; nicely arranged for enter
tanning; very attractive terms can be ar
ranged, and the owner will accept q re-
duced price IL immediate sale is made.
Property is vacant.
TEn O m -
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.
OUR LATEST LISTINGS
In Richmond Park.

In Richmond Park.
Detached frame dwelling. containing 7
rooms. reception hall and bath; sleeping
porch and front porch; heated by hot water
and lighted by electricity: newly papered; 4;
oak floors on FIRST floor; oak stairway. Va
cant. Price. $500. Cash, s., 600. The lot
is 4oIl50 feet. Paved alley.
N. H. Avenue, Near Park Road.
An attractive two-story semi detached
brick dwelling; ideal arrangement; four
rooms each noor; porches front and rear;
bot-water heat; electric lights; recently re-
decorated and In good repair.
Irving ST., on Heights
Two-story, six-room colonial front brick
dwelling: heated by furnace and lighted by
gas; metal garage in rear. Price. So, 600
Cash, $1,000.
On Rittenhouse St.
Attractive new bungalow; Z rooms, tile
bath: porches front. side and rear; heated
by hot water and lighted by electricity;
hardwood doors and trim; open fireplace;
cement garage under rear porch. Price,
s1l 900, which is below actual cost Of con-
structlon.
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NJ ITCHIAN wIsHES RELIABLE DAY OR
5rht position; experienced, with good
r.SsSsuce and good HABITS; age, 55. Address
poX $500 Herald office. 1876
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Is cents line tine.
$50 dtscOHnt 5 or more inSeTtiOH1.

FOR SALE, CHEAP-ELECTRIC STOVE
$3.50; metronOme. 81: electric Xmas
tree lights. $3.50; Hawaiian steel guitar,
$50. Columbia 1915 90
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hJ1b-rlass home estate; single, reliable,
-.S.Sences. Enquire 2s21 soth st. ne.
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MADAM FONEDA
RIZPAH ELDON
MADAME JEANETTE

Gifted Egyptian Clairvoyant and PaImist
guarantees to read your entire life, past
present and future. She asks no questions
but will tell you what you want to know,
giving names, dates and facts on business
matters, love, health and family affairs.
Tells the pane Of who you will marry and
brings the separated together, removes trou-
bles OF all nature you can win and hold
the one you love. Special readings, 81. 626
ST. NV. between eth and 7th. nert to
Shubert-GarriCk. l-42p
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Assignments for To-day.
CRIMINAL DIVISION NO. 1.

United States VS. George Johnson.
John Howard Payne. Thomas W.
Coakley, Worthy Snowden, Gather
inc williams, willard Shipley, Ed
win L Hedberg. Howard Leslie Holt,
and all cases left over from last
assignment.
CRIMINAL DIVISION No. =.
VIII Cases.
26O75 In re estate Irene L. Stagg
263S9 In re estate Sheana Levy.
CIRCUIT DIVISION NO. l.
13l Miller VS. Chicco. Case on
trial.
636O7 L s ex rel Western Union
Tel and Cable Co VS. Interstate Com
The Washington herald., 1921-02-07

Miss Ruth Montgomery, OF Los
Angeles Cal, has forsaken a life
Of social ease to design and manu-
facture toys for poor children. She
declares that her new vocation is
much more interesting and sttrac-
tive than playing bridge or dane
ing.
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Highest 50 lowest. 4O.7.

'sHtSl' D. lowest sO.I.
Relative humidity. S a m. 20. :
p. m. 80, p. m. 81
Rainfall Is p. m. to S .. M T.
Hours Of sunshine. So.
Per cent OF possible sunshine. 81.
Temperature same date last year
IS. lowest, Is
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SUBJ RBAN.

FINE NEW GROOM HOUSE, SEVEN
miles from white House; splendid road;
s,,de trees, bath, electric light, garage,
etc: best house in community. Easy terms
OWNER Phone Frk. 3o1 before or after ..
l-755
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LOST.

FEBRUARY }. BETWEEN RESIDENCE
and ShOreham Hotel. a diamond and plati-
num chain bracelet, with diamond Is
hanging charm. Liberal reward. Owner,
Miss ALICE EMO. III y St 80
LOST-DIAMOND PLATINUM PIN. Sun
day on California St or Wisconsin ave,
Georgetowu, or Mt. Pleasant car Large re-
ward offered il returned to Mrs. hAUFF-
MAN, 215l California St 2-ll9
Brown JAEGER DOG. WITH NAME
Michael John; near Livingston St, Chevy
Chase. Return to 3slT Livingston St. NV,
or phone Cleye. 500. 2-79
MALE AIREDALE. NAME DENNY" RE-
ward for return 1900 18th st. NV. 20
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FLORISTS.
DEATHS.

~~~~~--~---~~~~S~-~~~S~~~~-~
BAREARD-0n Sunday. February G. 1921.
at noon, at bis home, 1885 Sixteenth
street northwest EDWARD CHESTER
BARNARD, International Boundary
Commissioner, United States and Can
ada.
Funeral Tuesday. 1890 a. m. from his
late residence Burial private.
BATEs-on Saturday. February 3. 1921.
MIS-. Z. c.. wife Of the late ?. +.
Bates, aged rs. Mother OF ?. C.. W.
c. and the late L. W Bates
Funeral from shippert's undertaking par
lors, COOS PennsyIvsnia avenue, Tues
day. p. m. 2-l2O
PooR-At her residence, 1902 Eighteenth
street on Saturday. February 5. 1921.
at a. m, CORSELIA TYLER LONG
STREET POOR, widow Of the late
Charles Henry Poor and beloved mother
Of Capt. Charles LonEstrret Poor, Of
New Orleans; MrS. M. Lindsay Poor
Msus. wife Of Gen. Marion r Msus.
Z. S. Army. and Mrs. Anita Tyler Poor
Bulmer. widow OF the late Capt. Roscoe
c. BulDer. U. S. Navy, in the seventy
second year Of her age.
Funepsl from St MSrEaret's Episcopal
Church, Monday at 2:30 O'Clock. Inter
ment private at Oakwood Cemetery.
Syracuse v. Y. New York, Baltimore
and Syracuse papers please COPY
2-ll6
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STYYOGRAPHER-T I T; DAY Oh
nIrht. home or office; own machine;
,o-1,sr service man. Phone franklin 2S2l.
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Advice on
NINE. FREEDA Love and Business.
700 4th ST. NV.
2-20
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MADAM BELL

Egyptian palmist; gives free advice in
business. health and family affairs; tells
who and when you'll marry; how to avoid
bad luck and trouble Readings daily, 10
a. m. to S p. m. Call and be convinced.
1924 1th st. NV. betMaen L. and NJ 2.22
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MADAM LENORA

Gifted with second sight, forsees and tells
you anything you wish to know; gives only
truthful and good advice on business. love,
marriage, divorce; settles love and family
troubles, removes evil influences. You will
be wiser and happier after seeing her.
ol5 7th ST. BET. AND G.
1-4oA
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MADAM MAVIS
Have Your Hand Read Ry


THE GREAT EGYPTIAN PALMlST.
Tells your past, present and future; gives
names. dates and facts known only to your
self; advice on business love, luck, court
ship marriage and divorces: In fact any
thing pertaining TO your welfare and happi-
ness. Don't. fail to consult this wonderful
Egyptian. You will find true help.
So l4TH ST. n. W, BET Fl & SITS
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
partnership heretofore existing between
Julius Singer and John Jacobs trading un-
der the name OF District Produce Com
by mutual consent Mr.. Julius Singer is the
successor to the firm and will meet all
obligations. JULIUS SINGER, JOHN
JACOBS PHO
WEEKLY TRIPS TO BALTIMORE. sPE-
ciiI rates SMITHS TRANSFER AND
STORAGE COMPANY. 1913 You St NV
1888
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MADAM ZARA.

Clairvoyant and Card Reader. When in
trouble call on me. All questions answered
Sc abstraction guaranteed. 1917 N Capitol ST.
n-43
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BAND CONCERT.

MARIHT BARRACKS,
Today at s p. n, Orchestral Concert
by the Q. S. Marine Band Orchestra,
william H SEntslmEnn, leader.
PROGRAM.
March, "Twentyteoone Regiment
............. hcF pcrN
Overture. Joan Of Arc" 90. Sodermsnn
"a Fantasia on "old FoHt at
Home ....---ss.--sr- buaoh
Ob) Characteristic, ''viEion" ".-..y, BioH
suite d'orchestrs No. l. Il 'ArleSi- = l.,
CI) Prelude, Allegro deciso.
Cb) SLinustts, Allegro E1oeoso.
Ce0 ldsFiette, AduEio. 1..r
(d) Ctrillon AneTretto moderate. -.
Grand scenes from The Jewels Of = u.
the MadonnH" .woh -Tsrrs-5
Second Hungarian Rhapsody ...... Lisst
NIrinss' hymn, The HaIls Of Mon
teIUmH" ...--.....--.-. -.---..- isn't
The Star s---5lrd Ezuuo.'
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MANIFESTATIONS.


MALE.
VOTING MAN OF EXPERIENCE WISHES
position as chauffeur for Ford machine;
prirats or commercial. Phone North 1881
PSI
T1TTER- EXPERIENCED; REFERENCES;
coIored. BOX 432-C, Herald Office
.rr-ROUSD OFFICE MAN; CORES
poudeut: hustler. desires position. BOX
$50. Herald office. 2Sz
INBTTTOUS YOUNG MAN, AGE 81. De
sires 4 good position Of any kind with
,syaucemeut; reference exchanged. BON
Csc. Herald office.
POSITION As CARPENTER IN HOTEL
or apartment house, or work Of any kind
MOST ABLE MIDDLE-AGED
ubitr man desires oosition OF some re-
.,onsibilty; would accept position night
Tatcbman at bank building. 1873 18th
St NV. second door l-o7o
70 ANYONE WISHING PRIVATE DANG
ing lessons given at their home will please
,sdr.ss G. C. H, 10 4th st. Sc. 1903
TTTTOR-WELL EDUCATED YOUNG MAN
,TSlIable for a few hours each week; high
or grammar school pupils; any subject. BOX
4cO-C. Herald office. l-eo-
YOUNG MAN OF EXPERIENCE wISHEs
position Of any kind. BOX 423-C, Her
aid oIice. I-ooe
VOTING MAN WISHES POSITION AS
GS Ssrbsr; S% experienced. BOX 424-C. Herald
80 1907
YORK OF ANY KIND BY YOUNG MAR
lied man; white; auto driver and handy
With tools. W. 32s st. NV. BON 43s-C.
Herald Onice. Nv
gorsEMAN. ALL-RoUED, EXPERT
enesd; colOrsd; references. BOX 484-C.
Herald Office. rs
NTpDLEIGED MAN WISHES POSITION
as elevator operator or vatchman. II. Q.
WILLIS. eo5 5th st. NV. lib
Y0JNG MAN WISHES POSITION AS AS
sistant bookkeePer. BOX 3sG-C. Herald
oric.. 1879
sTENoGRAPHER. AVAILABLE DAY AND
nIrht at office Of Calvert Commercial
service, 1903 st. NV. (basement). Main
7i5T. PSI
VISTED-GUITAR SCHOLARS TAUGHT
in twenty-five lessons; best Of reference;
thirty years experience. 600 Massachusetts
ave NV. 8 to p. m. Mr. Russell Ell
COLLEGE, GRADUATE AND REFINED
T.ntieman, 25 years Of age, wants posi-
zion as social secretary. Address BOX
sI5LC, Herald Office. 1859
VIYTTD-A POSITION As IA HANDY
man; understand plumbing and painting
"a general work; willing to work for fair
.,Lss: white; age. 40. q. B.. 1915 7th
St nv. I-Ooo
TIRPEN z r, PAPERHANGER AND
n.Iuter; work Euarfnteed; very reason
,his. city or suburb. BOX 4o2-C, Herald
orics. 40"
STTYOGRAPHER-T YPIsT; DAY OR
nIrht, home or Office; own machine;
,o-ssr service man. Phone franklin 2s2l.
14T1
GIRDENER FLORIST OR MANAGER FOR
bIKh-cIass home estate; single, reliable.
-.S.1ences Enquire 2S21 Soth st. ne.
yI51TCH91N WIsHEs RELIABLE DAY OR
3rht position; experienced, with good
-.Ss1suce and good HABITS; age, 50. Address
poY sss-C Herald Office. 1875
FEMALE.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, YEARS EI
nerence, wishes position. Phone West
222J. %o=
6TFfCEs TO CLEAN EARLY MORNING
a. ate evening; can give good references
.. 10 honesty and capability. LAWS, 9l9
French st. nv. -
MANDOLIN PUPILS WANTED. 1e T ST.
-. or DhOas y. Tsoe-W. 2-0S
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ALLAN E WALKER & co, Inc
SI3 18th Phone Main 426
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TR cents q line I time
I5os dtScoUHt ) or more Insertions.
WILL CALL IN MY UNLETTERED AUTO
mobile. city W suburban. and pay you
highest prices for ladies', gentlemen's chill.
dren's discarded clothing. | will all. 4.
RICE. 1882 7th st. Ew North 1883. l2-I50
USED GRAPHOPHONE RECORDS. VIC
tor, Columbia and piano rolls. Bring
them to Sol st. NV. 2-ll3
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-28
WILSONAS APIE TAIK0S
sUTABFI.
Demokratai tad reiskia prize
singu1nu.

. WASHINGTON, rugs. 28
Senate smarki kova veda-
ma del taikos sutarciQ, pada-
rytu ,Suv. ValstijQ su Woke
tia, Austria ir Ungarija.
Tos visos trys sutartys pa
Quota senatui ratifikuoti. De-
mokratai senatorial taiso bio
ka su tikslu neduoti ratifikuo
ii. Demokratai aprauda Il.
Sajunga, ku1ia atsisako prl-
pazinti vyriausybe.
Patirta, kad demokratus
prizes sutarciq ratifikavima
veda buves prezidentas Will
sonas. Kalbama, kad Je> re-
zidencija lanke demokratq va
dai If Wilsonas JUGS intlkl-
nes, kad be Tautu Sajungos
pripazzinimo Amerika busian-
ii atvieneta nuo viso pasau-
liO. y
Taigi denokrat. Siandie or
ganizuojasi IL megins pasl-
prieSSinti senatoriams repub-
likOnams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-28
BUvEs KAIzERIs sU Ma
MIsKIAIs NEMOKA MO
KEscIU.
voheciu valdzia is to nieko
nedaro.

BERLYNAS, rugs. %. -
HohenzollernQ seimyna ) Sian
die priskaitoma prie Vokieti-
jos milionieriq.
Jos nuosavyb6je yra dau-
gybe piliu, medziokles plotq.
Vieni miSkai ir ukes uzima
Simtus tukstanciq akr4 ze-
mes.
Tai visa metal j metus duo
da buvusio kaizerio seimynai
puikQ pelna. Tas pelnas sic
kia milionus markiu.
Tai visa zinoma vokieeiQ
vyriausybei. Teciau Xxi sio-
lei nei nepameginta reikalau-
ii jokiq valstybei prigulinciq
mokeseiu.
SocialdemokratQ laikras-
It's tad raSo:
"Vafdzia CANA skubi pasi-
daro, kuomet prisieina ap-
krauti mokestimis bedina dar
bininka. Tuojaus palma is
10 dali menkiausio uzdarbio.
"Bet toje paeieje valdzio-
je apsireiSkia sventa baime,
kuomet pagalvojama apie mo
kescius, galimus gauti nuo
buvusio kaizerio ir visos Ell,
les princq II. princesip. Tai
gi jam su namiSkiais If daro-
ma ypatinga isimtis. Paliuo-
suojamas, jis: nuo mokeseiq.
Mes kaip jis Wis dar nepalie-
eeiamas, taip yra If su jo nuo-
savyhemis.
"Yra zinoma, kad Wilhel-
mas "Paskutinysis" kas me-
tai is Vokietijos susizeria mi
lionus. Bet is tn milionq mel
menkiausioji dalis netenka
Vokietijos valstybei. Ar taip
bus ir toliau, niekas negah
pasakyti." !"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-28
TURKAI SMARKIAI PLIEKIA
GRAIKUS
CTaikamS Grnmoja Atkirtime
PaVOjus

baisius daiktus graiku armi-
iai. Mes turkai gales atklr-
sti jai kelius il ja pacia SUI
naikinti.
Turku puolimo graikQ Sta
bas negal6s sulaikyti. - Mes
tam tikslui Stabui truksta inl-
ciatyvos. Graiku stabas to-
kiame atsitikime yra uzimtas
tiktai >pasekmingesnio atslme
timo plenais. Kitkuom rupln
tis n6ra laikO. -
Graiku nepavykimas daug
rupesGiQ gamma cia sQJungl-
ninku atstovams. Mes tur-
kai nacionalistai, apsidlrbe
su graikais, suprantama, pa
nor6s pultis ant paties kon-
stantinopolio.
Taip tai painiojamas sqJun
gininkp meginimas igyventl
Turkiios sostin6je.
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GRAIKy kARAL|US JAU
Mamie. -

ATENAI, rugs, %. - Is ka-
70 lauko, Turkijoje, ella parvy-
ko graiku karalius Konstan-
tinas.
Su juom parvaziavo sosto
ip6dinis George If karo minis
teris Theotokis.
: Pirm vyksiant i savo rumus,
karalius su palydoEais nuvy-
ko cerkv9n, kux buvo laiko-
mos pamaldos uz pavykima
graikQ armijai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-28
,vILNIUS- -ZELIGOWSKIo
SEIMAS.

Varsavos radio praneslmu,
rugpiucio Is d. Vilniaus sell
meliu susivaziavimas prieme
ssia rezoliucija: Susivaziay1-
mas, atsizvelgdamas i Tautq
Sajungos reiKalavimus wen
pusio nusiginklavimo gen. Ae-
ligowskio kariuomenes ir tarp
kitko is jo armijos il admi-
nistracijos nedaugelio lenkq
gaivalu, kilusiu ne Siam kras-
te pasalinimo, nusprende,
kad tie reikalavimai nepri-
imtini mes: u kad reika1au-
jana tame momente, kuomet
kraSto likimas dar neisspres-
tas, ,Kauno kariuomene stow
prize Vilniaus vartq ir laiko
okupavus didele Vilniaus kra
sto dali. p Tautq Sajunga
negali laidoti krasto nepavo-
,jaus mes jos reikalavimai IS
Kauno vyriausybes, kaip an
tai: sumazinimo lietuviq ar
mijos ir- paliuosavimo gele-
,zzinkelio laijos Vilniaus-Ga
dino, nebuvo tos vyriapsyb6s
ivykinti, o~gyventoju padetis
neutralej zonoj,; kuria kontro
les komisijos valdoma, yra
tiesiog be jokios tvarkos If
panassi j anarkija: - Jau ne
atsizvelgiant j aukseiau pami-
ta, kiekvienas lenkas ne
ziurint, kur jis yra gimes tu-
ri teise ginti lenku zemes If
da!yvauti vietos vyriausy.
bes organu darbdose. Del
to suvaziavimas grieztai at
meta Tautp Sajungos birzelio
I28 dienos pasiulymus If pa
brezia, kad zeligowskio ar
mia yra ne tik krasto nepa-
vojaus laidos jo vidaus tyaF-
Ika, bet taipat If taikos pa
laikymas.
Be to priimta rezoliucija
'prasyti zeligowsA susaukt
Vilniaus krasto selma, kad is
|reiskus, kuriai valstybei pri-
|klausyt.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-28
CECIL PERsPEJA T. sA-
JUNGAr
Pataria atsargiau elgtis bio
kados kausime.

GENEVA, rugs. %. - "
vakar ir vakar Tautq Sajun-
COS suvaziayimas buvo uzim-
ltas blokados klausimu. Bio
kados turetu but militares If
.ekonomines. Jos turetq but pri
taikintos taif saliai, kuri mex
lauso Tautu Sajungos nurody-
mq, arba tarptautinio, teismo
galutino nuosprendzio.
Po ilgq diskusijq suvazia-
vimas galq- gale prieme sias
blokadai taisykles:
1. Jeil kartais kuri valsty-
be, prgulinti Tautu Sajungoje,
pemengia tos Sajungos kons-
titucija, uz tatai negali but
baudziama siokia ir kitokia
blokada. Jai negalima skelbtl
.nei karas.
2. Pirm blokados nepaklus-
Moi valstybe pirmiausia per
spejama, paskui pertraukiami
diplomatiniai santikiai.
8. Galimas If uzdraudimas
valstybei siqsti
tmaista. Bet tas turi but daro-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-28
BEDARBIAI NORl AUGSTy UzMOKESNIg

vieSumOn visus tuOs zmOnes,
kurie karo metu peln6 dlde-
lius pinigus, kurie savo tur=
tus keleriopai padaugino.
Taipat jis pasiQles pref
dentui paskatinti tuos vlsus
zmones, kad jie 80 nuoS. ka-
ro metu pelnytu turtQ paau-
kotu bedarbiu fondan.
Prezidentas tais pasiQly-
mais labai indomaves. Te-
GGiau nezad6jes tQ ar klta pa
daryti.
Konferencija paskyr4 de-
Simti ivairiu komitetQ, XII
riems pavesta apspresti vtso-
kius klausimus If surlnktl
reikalinga medzlaga.<
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-28
ISPANAMS NEVYKSTA
MOROKKcJ.

PARYzIUS, rugs. %.
Cia vieno laikrascio korespon
dentas telegrafuoja is Parry
ziaus:
Ispanp ofensyva prizes mau
rus Marokkoj pO deslmtles
dienp kruviniausiq kovq VI
si$kai sulauzyta.
Gauta ziniQ, kad lspana1
kovose prarade $4,000 nukau-
tn ir suzeistQ kareiviQ.
Maurq nuostolius ispana1
paduoda $4,000.
Daugyhe maurq nusizude:
kuomet jie nor6ta paimtl ne,
laisyen.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-28
PAsEKME EKSPLIOZIJOS
MIESTE OPPAU.
Nuostoliai siekia miliarda
markiu.

PARYzIUs, rugs. %.
Xxi siolei apie 600 zmoniQl
'lavonq isimta is po griuveslq
miesto Oppau dirbtuviu, ku-
rias sunaikino baisi ekspliozf
ziia. Keli Simtai lavonQ dar
'nesurasti.
: Suzeistu isviso pasirode
.virs dvieju tukstaneiq. Is
';ju keli simtai suzeista labai
pavojingai.
Dirbtuviq trobesiai buvo
uzeme $50 akrQ plota.
Aplinkui dirbtuves stovejo
prancuzq kareiviu patroliai.
Visi kareiviai zuvo.
Nuostoliai apskaitomi ligi
vieno miliardo markiu.
Ekspliozijos speka buvo
taip didele, kad per keliolika
myliq aplinkui atjaustas kaip
ir koks baisus zemes drebe-
jimas.