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New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
U. S. May Make Mitchell
Field Eastern Air Center
Reported War Department Will
Concentrate Flying Activi-
ties There

Reports were current yesterday at
Mitchell Field. L. L., that the War De-
partment intended to make the field
the Eastern center of flying activities.
Additional detachments are to be sent
to the field, it has been announced, to
bring the force up to eight air units.
The field has been designated also as
headquarters in the I'd Corps Area for
National Guard units, which probably
will bring about $500 National Guard
officers there in the course of the year.
1t is also the headquarters in the same
district for reserve officers of the air
service during their period of field
service.
A high-power radio station was
opened at the field last week, and
Major W. r. Weaver announced yes
terday that he had written to Wash
ington for $1,000 to erect mooring
tower for dirigibles on the field, with
the idea of having the Roma, the
dirigible the United States bought from
Italy, make an exhibition trip over New
York.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
By Arthur S. Draper
pccsas Cable Dispatch to The Tribune

Special Cable Dispatch to The Tribune
Copyright, 1921. New York Tribune Inc
DUBLIN, Dec. 1S.-At to-morrow's
historic open session of the Dali
Eireann at University College, Richard
Mulcahy, chief of staff of the republ-
can army, will move the ratification of
the Anglo-lrish treaty Of peace. John
Mckeown, the famous blacksmith, who
recently was released from prison,
where he had been under death sem
tence, will second the motion. And
then the Dali, dropping in public the
bitter opposition to the pact that has
characterized the secret sessions for
four days, will resolve itself into a
mutual admiration society and ali
members will vote in favor of the
treaty. At least this is the understand
ing here tonight.
The reason for such dramatic turn
is that the Sim Eeiners are anxious
to counteract the impression of dis
sension in their ranks that was formed
after the first public session last
Wednesday, wnen Eamon de Valera and
Arthur Griffith engaged in a lively
verbal duel. A unanimous vote favor
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Doil May Ratity Treaty
Unanimously To-day
Nlucahy, Chief of Republican Army Staff, Expected
to Move Approval i'm Open Session; Sinn Fein De-
termined to Discount Rumors of Dissension

ing ratification would show that Ire
land was ready to attempt to solve the
problem of government without any
splits in the organization.
Another surprising feature about to-
morrow's session is likely to be it's
bIevity. Instead of long, drawn out
affair, with all the chief members
making extended speeches to explain
their votes. only comparatively few of
the deputies will take the floor. 1t is
understood that every detail of the
program has been arranged and that
the meeting will run off smoothly.
The procedure here forecast will
come as great surprise to many be-
cause it has been widely reported that
at least two days of open session would
be necessary that all those who desired
to speak might be heard, and that at
the close the minority would vote
against ratification.
Apparently De Valera and his ad-
born attitude toward the pact immedi-
ately after the Sim Fein delegation
signed it have admitted that no useful
purpose would be served by carving
their fight into the open again, as the
opposition is bound to go down to de.
feat eventually. Nobody desires an
election Immediately and a closely di-
(ContInuod on next page,
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Schools Still
In Bad Shape,
Teachers Say
Little Improvement Shown
Since Report Telling of
Bad Sanitation and
the Danger From Fires
Buildings a s'Disgrace"
Both Pupils and Instructors
Work Under Disadvan-
tages, Survey Reveals

A resurvey of forty old public schools
IN Manhattan, Brooklyn, Bronx and
Queens, by the same group of women
CIVIC workers who inspected and criti-
cized the buildings last spring, shows
that conditions in these buildings are
still bad, although improvements have
been made in some.
Some of the phrases used to charac.
terize the conditions found in the re.
visit are: "notoriously a fire trap;
dark, dingy, insanitary"; "a disgrace";
considerable fire hazard"; "fire haz.
ards remain the same: etc.
In one of the schools children at.
tending kindergarten sit on the floor
In another there are no locks on the
doors near the street, Sc that pupils
and teachers are subjected to "a great
deal of thieving." In numerous schools
rest rooms for teachers are reported ae
badly needed. In another the teachers
are reported as much discouraged by
the conditions under which they must
work" In the basement Of still an
other school the play space contains "a
large accumulation of inhammable rub.
bish," creating "bad fire hazard"
One school which had been con-
demned by the authorities as unfit is
now being used as continuation
school.
Report Was Held Back
q yoE
report last October did not make 4
public until yesterday, as it did moi
want any political capital to be made
of it and also desired to maintain its
own n-political character, aiming
solely at bettering the conditions ir
public schools.
The report, which is addressed te
Aiming S. Prall, president of the Boarc
Of Education, is signed by representa-
tives of the Public Education Associa.
ton, Women's Municipal League
Womens Department of the Nationa
Civic Federation, Brooklyn Civitas
Club, Women's City Club, New Yor;
Section Council of Jewish Wome,i
State Federation of Women's Clubs
New York State Federation of RuIi.
ness and Professional Women's CLUBS
New York City League of Women V5t.
ers.
Mrs. Rogers H. Bacon as chairman
and the following women signed Ethe
report: Miss Olive Wade, Mrs. fal
com Goodrich, Mrs. Francis D. Pollock
Mrs. Simon Guggenheim, Mrs. fohr
Garrett Underhill, Mrs. Ralph l. Bar
tholomew, Mrs. Martha Draper, Mrs
Joseph Swan, Mrs. William Sporborg
Mrs. M. l.. Levenson. Mrs. William
CONTINUED on page fsur)
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Ten Men Overcome by Smoke
In Fire Under Old Postoffice

find the exact location of the fire be-
cause of the smoke. Men began to get
sick. Then additional apparatus began
to arrive, and with it Chief Smokey
Joe" Martin and Lieutenant John
Coffey with the Rescue Squad:
Smoke was coming out of grating
on the Park Row sidewalk and piling
up as high as the third floor of the
building. There was no afr in the sub
cellar, and the vault-a square room
about fifteen feet in all with a
low ceiling-was an impossible place
to stay in.
AS soon as Smoky Joe" arrived he
had four strong men break open two
covers which led to the cellar. This
gave some ventilation.
The men of Engine Company 32
began to come out, staggering, chok-
ing and pressing their hands against
their aching eyes. There were Captain
Iirreck and Firemen Robert C. Cowan,
John Buckley, Martin Hart, Patrick
Flynn, Philip Wciner and James Reilly.
DR.. Harry M. Archer. of the Fire
Department, took them in charge, set
them down against D. S. C. sand box
on Mail Street and wrapped them in
blankets.
Engine Company filled the gap
left by the men of No. 49, and shortly
afterward Lieutenants William Klein
and Daniel Brennan came out for air.
They refused medical attention, and in
few minutes tried to go below again.
They were ordered not to do so. The
other lieutenant who was affected by
the smoke was William Fetter.
The rescue squad then took over the
job, going down into the sub-cellar
with oxygen helmets, and shortly
thereafter the fire was out. Mo mail
was damaged and the injury to the
sub-cellar was slight.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
BRAND Plans
Full German
AK Control
French Premieri
to Confer To-day With
LloydGeorge andAssure
Payment of War Bill
BY Wilbur Forrest
From The Tyibume's European Bureau

from The Tribume's European Bureau
Copyright, 1921. New York Tribune Inc.
LONDON, Dec. 18.-Prcmier BRAND
arrived in London tonight prepared in
his conference with Lloyd George to-
morrow to offer solution of the Ger
man reparations problem chat has been
raised by Berlin's plea Of bankruptcy.
1t is probable that the French point
of view will be presented along these
lines:
In order to assure future payments
on the war bill, the Allies should de-
mand of Germany the control of in
ternal as we'll as export and import
taxes, foreign exchange business.
customs and future fduciary issues
of the Reichsbank
Tho Allies should use this finan-
clal conurol ~ raise money for the
reparations payments due in January
and February.
The Allies should make conces-
sions to Germany that would be suf-
ficient to attract foreign bankers to
lend money to the Berlin govern
ment.
When BRAND arrived in London he
was received by officials Of the British
government. Louis Loucheur, French
Minister of Devastated Regions; Count
de Saint-Aulaire, political expert of
the Foreign Office, and quartet OF
financial advisers came with BRAND.
Experts May Draft Program
I travelled from Paris to London with
M. BRAND, talking with him at length
at Calais and riding in his private car
from Dover to London. Although in
his conversations he declined to discuss
for publication the French point OF
view toward the reparations problem
raised by Germany's plea of bank
ruptcy, the impression was gained that
if the French and British premiers
were able to agree tomorrow on a
common financial policy in this crisis
the French experts who came to London
with M. BRAND would stay and they
would be joined soon by the British
Belgian and Italian experts. These
men would then work out the basis of
action agreed upon by the premiers.
Once the program is formulated the
Allied premiers will meet through the
medium of the Supreme Council and
will make formal decision.
Although fat forecasts before these
conferences of European prime minis
ters are dangerous, it is almost certain
that accord on the reparations question
will be reached at to-morrow's meeting
The sessions are to be held at the Pre-
mier's official residence, No. 10
Downing Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Saves Fiancee, but Loses
Own Life Under Train
Newark Man Fatally Injured
as tie Shoves Young Woman
from Staten Island Tracks

william Leighton, of 1S James Street,
tssslark' trssl showed his hancee from the
T,.a TTsSAs OF the Staten Island Rapid
t;on t;,anslt 81 Railroad at the Stapleton sta
t,.;. t,va last night, but was struck by the
Sin mSic. himself, a suffering injuries from
"I'on Is:he ne died on the way to hospital.
49a aaelgnton ~ and Miss Marion Carson, of
inv inv West West 12lst Street, had been visit
Inc is Trends in Stapleton and on start
bs blsselnDo nome walked the tracks for two
ton. ~ '''e time IN reaching the sta
rea., ssain approached just as they
Of fsfso wh;os the station platform, the level
tha "nlcn Is more than three feet above
fussdI m dIails; Miss Carson became con-
on opsea st and stood hesitating on the track
Ls;pSsotah Lsa,S1 the train was approaching.
bes;dss .s, who was behind her and
Se1ssi sspsa forward, pushing her to safety ,,
escsnsa esesa me station platform. She
abIs bIsgsa ,a with slight bruises and was
sitsnW.; - 90 home after receiving medical
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Yells for Wife; She Routs
Bandits With a Skillet
Grocer Calls Helpsneet and Pair
Flee at Sight of Her Pan
and Rolling Pin

TRENTON, N. j.. Dec. Is. Two
grocery store, at Edgewater Avenue
and Murray Street. last night and or
dered him to put up his hands. Instead
of doing so the valiant grocer yelled for
his wife.
She strobe in with frying-pan in
one hand and rolling-pin in the other
and the bandits took it on the run.
Jacobs said that ordinarily he might
not have had the nerve to defy the rob-
bers, but that he figured the risk was
worth taking because of large sum of
money he had in his safe last night.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Mary Garden Threatened
With Serious Illness
Opera Director Confined to
Bed From Overwork; Pneu-
mOnia Is Feared
Special Dispatch to The Tribune


CHICAGO, Dec. 18.-Miss Mary Car
den, director of the Chicago Grand
Opera Company is threatened with
pneumonia and her physician has given
positive orders that she is to remain
in her room indefinitely.
AS result of her illness Miss Gar
den has cancelled all her singing en-
gagements indefinitely. She was sched-
uled to appear in "Salome" tomorrow
evening, bu, substitute will take the
role.
Miss Garden has been working TN
usually hard, getting the opera season
under way. She has gone without
sleep, eating irregularly, dashed hither
and yon through the cold and draughty
opera house, settled innumerable tenn
peramental outbursts among the stars,
attended meetings Of the directors, re-
hearsed constantly and now she is nay
ing the price. Thursday, after par
ticularly hard day and night she was
wringing wet with perspiration and
contracted a heavy cold that now
threatens to run into something more
serious. Her physician says there is
no immediate danger providing she re-
mains quietly in bed and dismisses all
thoughts of the opera company.
when YQu Think of Writink
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19
Hughes Calls on BRAND
To Modify His Demand
For Ten Capital Shi ps
Haruey in Conference
With BRAND in Hotel
LONDON {Mondav). Dec.

LONDON (Monday), Dec. 19
(By The Associated Press) -
Colonel George Harvey, the
American Ambassador, late last
night visited Premier BRAND at
the hotel where M. BRAND is
stopping in London, says "The
Times" this morning. The news
paper adds that the ambassador
and the Premier were together
for some time.
The above dispatch, when read
in connection with the statement
from Washington that Secretary
Hughes has taken up the naval
ratio with M. BRAND, indicates
that Colonel Harvey acted for
Mr.. Hughes in presenting the
American viewpoint.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-19

when You Think of Writink
Think of Whiting .-Advt.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-18
9as seaum,nt @eterTes.

Gieier Gage wur0e in gaoapeii
oas Seitomcnt OcS triiberen miao.
ridden WiniitcrprdiiOcnicn g~(Ieran.
Ger 8eferIes, croiinet. IS lit pom
6. Nrguit D. s. Oaticrt uno entbdIt
tin Segat BON 10000 aroneu fir
Ocn Siiriteber OeS geruaItungsae.
ridtsbofes Sulius 6eber, 1000 81.
iiir feline aammer5ofe 6rou gIrran.
Der @crencser. 100000 aronen fir
Gle in NJiregpbo3a 81 errihteuee
Bizarre. Aus oieiem getrng Iei cine
romiidl. fotboliihc STRIDE 81 erbau.
en-. lleber eineu Cell ieines Ser.
m0gens trof er feline 8eriiigunl
oieies beitimmte er fir Die 3iuede
Der SermogensobIoiuue. AHes lib.
rige gcrmoeelL Ole Bette in Iui.
regpbaJn. GnnoS mo 9sep, erheu
feline beioeu S6bnc gu sIeidcn Gei.
len.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-18
@si6e BON arieaerbenfmaIern.

Sn @eeltemiinOe, Sannouer, fano
Die 8eibe BON 5pei Gbrenmalen fir
Die i'm 8eltfriege @eiallenen ltatt.
9remerbapen bat ben III 4merifo
l~nternierten uno BORT geItorbenerl
Seeleuten in Den Anlaqen beim
9eutftitrm ein 0enfmal erriAtet.
Sin aus @ranit geferti9ter O6elisf
peilt Die Nnmen BON 105 in ser
@efangenfdaft seitorbenen SeeIeii-
ten aIer @rooe auf. Ser Stein
trdgt Die Snidrift: oSie 3ogpn bir-
aus altf unieren itol3en 5diffen uno
iaben Die Seimat nidt mieOer."
Stt Dem i'm letten Sabre eingemein.
oeten Ortsteile @uIsoorf bat Der
&riegerperein ieinen gefaaenen aa-
meraoen elm Denfmal aus Sar5er
@ranit erridtet, ons aif I6maraen
@ranitplatten Die Iamen BON 1874
gefalenen S06nen @ulsoorfs auf.
weiit. Dieies 0entmal fat ieinen
Slab an elmer 8egfreu5ung i'm al
ten @ulsoorf erbalten.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-18
eic6esiraoSSie in @Hndj,n.

Cine SragoOie ipielte iid in Ell.
mem Smiie in ser observation-disclosures
in Miind)en ob. Ter 30 Sabre olte
Sugcnieur 6ron5 Nlbred)t, Scr fri.
ber in Greiclo onidiiig mar, ~ieuerte
ouf ieine graut. Ole % Sabre olte
Observation-Disclosures Nppolouio
@iemer eiuen SduB ob, ser tie in
Sen 9opf trai unO ibrcn Zoo Der.
6eifiibrtc. Tie bei0en batten lid nab.
renO 0es Grieges in eiuem 9asarett
tenneu gelernt uu0 p~erlo6tcn lid
i1lieBIih. AIS @routleute ermarbelt
lie ein &6usden in ser NGbe BON
6iirItcnfeI0brud. glus nod nift be.
tonnten @riin0en nerIieB 0ie 8rort
Dor etfpa feds @oden SEN Snae,
nieur mo iberlieoelte nod W1iin.
den. Der Sngenielir modte ibren
Gufent6alt oitsiinoig mo begab lid
nit elmer 9efannten leiner 9rout in
oeren 8obnung, UNI ie sur &iidfebr
Su peronlolien. als lie 0ies o6lebnte,
5og er einen Heoolper uilo ffoB lie
uieOer. Iod Der Eat blieb NIbredt
rubi9 Iteben. 3pei ShutIeute, sic
Dor Dem &egierungsgeb6uOe Itonoen
uno ben SduB geb0rt botten, nab.
men Il6redt felt.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-18
BieOeranfban Der 6entiden Gdiff'
fabrt.

Ser 3orooenti6e 2lopo eroffnete
Dor &ur5em feline 2. Sradtoampfer-
Iinie nit eigenen 9ampfern mad
Sioamerifo, Al8 erlter 9ampfer
ging Der $4,000 Sonnen foiienoe
Sradtoompfer @eitfalen iiber Sam-
burg mad &io De Saneiro uno 8ue.
nos aires. Ils 5meiter folet inn
am Is. &ftober Der 2lopooampfer
Solitein. Gemnadit er0ffnet Der
tpieoer in geiis oes Norooeuti6en
2lopo iibereegansene &eidspoit.
0ampfer SepoIis Die bereits ange.
fiinbiste ne1e 8aiiagicrlinie bon
Bremen fiber ipaniide Sdfen nad
&io De Saneiro unb 9uenos @ires.
Ser Dampfer SeDolis beforoert Bd1-
ineiere %eriter, apeiter uno oritter
&laiie naf hen eenannten Tioomeri-
fnniid'en Sdfen uno nimmt arBer.
benz 2aonng nad 8uenos Iires.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-18
GbrlidJer Tinbcr crbGlt $4,000
M0rf.

Gin 4rbeiter iano ouf Ser StroBe
Observation-Disclosures, SeiIen, cine
Iftental6e nit 250,00O Morf. Mls
ebrliber Mann belt err Elm fur5 oar.
auf bes @eges fommenoeS alto
al ulo matte Sen SnloIien Mit-
teilung bon ieinem 6itn0. IS iteate
ii9 6eraus, oaB elmer ser I'M Aiito
iibenoen Serren gigentiimer Der Af.
tentaibe par uttO ole @egeno be.
reits ans oeri6ieoeiten &idtuneen
na6 ser ~perlorenen foitbaren 9oife
abgeiudt 6atte. Der 8erlierer, Ser
Director elmer Sabrif in 2uomigs-
6afen, CAB Dem ebrli6en 6inoer, Ell.
men in Oiirftigen 8erbdltniiien Ie-
benoen, frdnfIiden arbeiter, ser
nod cine 5ablreide 6arnilie 81 err
ndbren bat, ols 9elobnung Die
Summe bon 10000 Marf.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-18
Die SOd5eitsfeier foitete 1900
Marf.

&iir5Iid feierte elm Snitmann ser
@rafidaft Sindenltein in Yoien Die
Sod6eit ieiner Eodtar. gu Dem
Sob5eitsi1maus wuroen folgen0e
9%ebensmittel uno @etr1nfe ge-
braudt: / ean5es Sieb, 2 S9meine
su lie 2 3entner, 16 Siibner, ~
3entner Butter uno 3uder, A 3ent-
ner 8ei5enmebl, Die our Seritel-
lung oes erforoerIifen Gudens llrt-
beOinst 9e6roudt puroen. 3ebn
adtel Bier unO 10 2iter Gorr-
branntpein Iorgten neben Idone-
rem 2if6ren fir oie 8efrieoigung
oes Durites. 0nB oie Mengeu per-
braudt mlirOen, Oiirfte erflarlid
iein, wenn mar erfdbrt, oaB 80 @G-
lte an Dem Sod5eitsidmaus tell
na6men. Als Sod5eitslofal puroe
Der SaaI oes @aitbofes gemietet, in
Dem feds Muiifer fir sic Gang
multi ior9ten. Sn @el0pert llnt-
gerednet oer5e6rte Oie Sod5eit Sen
9ctrae bon 10 Sauieno Marf.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-18
Scnfdc aricssOcnfmHnse.

Die &riegsoenfmiin5e t9t4-tS
oes Spifbditier : gunOes lit bon sem
9erliner @iIobaiier, Yroi. Soiaeus
%cntworfen. sic lift in oooIer 6orm
gcbolten un0 aus @oIObronse ae-
pr69t. SIuf Der goroerIeite seiat
lie oas SinnbilO elmer Sabine, sic
fompf5erfest Den fcinoliden 8ettern
trost uno Die Sliidriit: ,9lanf Die
8ebr - &ein Die Chr, ionic sic
Sabrcs5ablen 19t4-t91S. gui
Ger &iidieite rmrobmt Die @iomuna
sir Ereie i'm 8eltfricee = Der
&~Dffb1iiIer . 9unO" Oen gbIdieo3.
erlaB an oos Seer yNufrebt uno
Itol5 geben mir ans Dem Sample,
Den mir ii6er bier Sabre gegen cine
8elt bon 6einoen beltanoen. SIM
o%enburg". Die 9rnfmiinSe miro
an eiuem idtDar5en. al beiOen Sci.
ten INSTRUMENTATION @anOe ouf ser
Iinten 8ruft getrogen. 9ie Soften
Der &riegsoenfmiinSe, sic 10 Morf
betrogen, trogeu Die 4ntrogIteuer.
Die gerleibung erfolet nod) 8rii-
Jung Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ourd Den ortIiden &%rieeeroereiu,
ourd Ben @oritano oes G~pffbGuIer.
9unoes mittels elmer beIonoeren
neutrality-suspicious., Ole oie Inter
I6riften 0eS @eneroIfeIOmoriGolls
bon SinOeubitrg uno oes General.
oberit bon &eerineen trGgt.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-18
WelSpOitind nit 5iuci MiliOncn
ncrlhtunnOen.

Goit. uno Observation-Disclosures
GSotb meloete BEL oer 0berItaot.
bouptmannidoft in 8%uOopeit, DAB
gum S6aoen Der ing. NoIt ueun
III einem 8oitiad peri6Ioiiene, an
0os Ger 9oitomt initrooierte @elo-
briefe NIT einem Snbalt bon nobe3u
5ipei Weiuionen Gronen ouf ulbes
fannte @eiie oerihpunoen limo.
Der Soitiad bate bon Dem i'm 9or.
ien9eb1lioe beiinolideu goIt.
amt sur Sauptpoit uno bon BORT
nod Dem in Der Sauptgoiie s geIc.
genen Toitanit g2r. 9 transporter
weroen miiiien. slS ieOod Dos ga.
fetnitomobiI ge0ffnet nuroe, mar
Ser Soitlad i6on nidt mebr i'm
Auto, aus Dem er mtf unbefannte
8etie Oeridprmoen lit.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-18
mar 3euee Ses tOSliden ltn-
falls Ses SD6nes.

9luf Dem 8abnbof in NeuItaot.
9aOen, tit Ser 8abnbeamte 5rana
9lanter totli6 berunglIdt, 8eim
&iidpdrtsoriiden elmer &ongierab-
teilung fubr elm @ngen iiber cine
8ei6e, bebos oieie nod gan5 umge-
Itcut mar. Ger @agen legte lif
auer iiber oas @leis, nobel 8Iatl.
fer aus Dem @agen geidIenoert
muroe. CT bra9 ii9 babel oas
&iidgrat uno mar iofort tot. Sein
Sater, Ser ielbit @iienbobnbeamter
1T, muBte untdtie 8uieben, tpie iein
Sobn ein Opfer ieines 8erufes
Duroe. Ser llngliidlide lit 80
Sabre alt uno binterlaBt 6rau nno
ainO. Ser 8eideniteller, Der an
fangs berbnftet poroen mar, putbe
Ditber freigelaiien, oa iid ieine lin.
IfulO braiisitellte.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-18
9ie @obuungsnut in SanmuDcr.

Sn Sannooer miro cine weitert
5eriddriung Der 8obnungsbeidlag.
iabme 8eplant, unO 5wor ioaen aar
8obnunsen iiber fiinf 3immer, TO-
,alo iie frei weroen, geteilt meroen,
uenn ii9 oas Yeoiirfnis on5u ber-
msiteIt. @runoidBliA iouen einem
sbepaar fiinitig MIR 5mei 3immer
uge6iligt weroen uro fir 5pei ain-
Ter gleihen @eidledts elm weiteres.
Inltatt oaB sic Staot lelbit OH Oen
Sobnungsbau bcrangebt, plant Oei
o5ialoemofrotiiGe Sber6iirgermeiiter
seinert, fir 5 Millioten Marf ODER
nebr oen Neibau zines Scales i'm
yeorgengarten, Der ielbitoerltanolid
pie oie Staot6alle, i'm communal
1ctrieb bepirtidaftet peroen ion.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-18
;3nr Grbaltnns cines alien aluiters

@egen Die 8l1ne, oas olte 81
iter5ienierfloiter @berba9 i'm &bein-
galt oberbalb @rbo6 gu 8obn5ipef-
fen ber5uriGten, @bli9ten, sic
5peifenos gu erbebli6cn 9%ceintr6d).
tigungen oes biitroii9 pertpoGen
8aues fiibren miibten, bat cine gro
BE 8~eriammlrtng Der Ibeingauel
9ebolferune in Marientbal in einei
Gnti1liebund 8roteit crboben uni
betont, oaB nur 2anofremoe oernr
tige 8l6ne, Die tief ii; oas @cfiibls
Ieben Der &beingauer 8ep0lferiine
eingriffen, begen fonnten. G1s
preuBiIde Miniiterium miro eriudi
oieie @crtpenoune oes alien &lo
tiers nidt 81 g%enebmigen 3ugleid
miro Der @uni6 au8eeiprofcn. oaK
oas &loiter am beIten in ieiner bau
'i6en Torm erbolten bliebe.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-18
ssOtaeIb Der etaot @Otba.

9ie Staotaemeinoe @ot6a gibt
aur 2inocrung oes &leingeIOman.
gels neues, fiinitleriid berporrageno
nusaeiiibrtes Yopiernotgelo berals,
nod gntmiirfen ibres beriibmten
Gobnes, oes 3eidners SriB Sod.
GOTTA. CUR Ausgabe gelangen bier
oeridieoene 50-Yienni9ideine init
bel einem @ettbemerb prcisgefronten
Ginnipriiden. AnBeroem miro sic
@taot Sofia in Ser WeiBcner
@taatIiden Yor5eaanmanufaftur ia.
oeIfos aiisgcfiihrte, ein5iaartige Yor-
5ellan-Iinf8iaer beraitsgeben, Die
ben INNER nod Itort fiihlboren
Mangel al 8efielgeI6 bebe6en fol-
len uno aleih5pitig cine 0enfmiinac
an Ole icQensreihcn 0udferipeiiun-
gen 0oriteIlen.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-18
Sn b1diter 3ot seretteter @attcn-
lGmfer.

Gin in Gurbapen %bebeimateter
Observation-Disclosures lauoete bier Ell.
men Serrn uno cine Dame, Elm
Wiin9ener Sdauipielerpaar, Oos er
am Maroe Der @atten in Der Glib
miinoung ans boditer 2ebensgefabr
gerettet bate. Die @eretteten bat
ten iid BEL elmer 8attenwanoerung
gu melt porgepagt nno tparen baum
our9 Die nit Ser eingebenoen Slut
I1ncG ani6pelenoen Briele bonn
&iidmeg abgeidnittcn Uoroen. Sic
woren Dem @%rtrinfen nabe, Die be-
reitS bis iiber Die @ruit i'm 8alier
itan6en, aIs iie bon Dem in Der ga
Re porbeifabrenoen arabbenfiider-
I.utter bemerft uno gerettet puroen