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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-20
THIS WOMAN'S
EXPERIENCE.
Brings = Ray Of Hope 10
! Childless Women

Lowell. Mass.-"I had aiaemia
from the time ] was sixteen years old
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-20
Sunrise Grann.

Sunrise Grange of Winterport will
hold it's installation of officers at an
all-day session January 30, having
been postponed from January Is. on
account Of sickness among the MEM
bers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-20

Neree Stroobants, twice wounded
in the world war and four times
decorated for extreme bravery, has
come ali the way from his native
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-20

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dispatches herein are also reserved.
Thursday, January 20, 1921.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-29
HALALKijZDELEM A
RABL0GYILKOSSAL

Remes kGzdelenl tartJa izgalom
ban Kunszentmartont, mint AIT
hazulrol jelentik. kollar J6zsefne
Kovacs Erzsebet, 67 ewes, toJas-
es csirkeszed0 asszonyt megoltek.
Kollarne Petofi -utcanak Va
g6hid fele nyulo vegen, kertek
k0zeleben egyedill lakott. Csak
ket nap mulva akadtak ra Meg
allapitast nyert, hogy a llulcs-
csal es keresztvassal bezart alton
at iutottak be hozza feszito vas
sal. Rettenetes elet-halal kiizdel-
met vivott gyilkosaval. Ere mu-
tat az, hogy fejet elboritjak a
kesszurasok. Mem kevesebb, mint
het bordajat t0rttk be. Egyik
esuklojan alul a Dor is fel volt
vagva. Ketsegtelen, hogy rablo-
gyilkossag t0rtent, inert a szoba-
ban feldulva talaltak mindent
Ugy vizsgalobirosag, mint a
csendorseg szeleskoru nyomozast
folytatnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-29
MEGHAT0 TALALKoZAS
Az ALLoMASoN
"Isten hozta, edes apam!' .

Meghat6 jelcnetek jatsz6dtak lie az
egri vasuti allomason, irja a Debreccni
Hirlap,
A ket Incz6dy tcstver erkezett meg
hosszu fogsag utan Oroszorszagbol. Re
gen mentek el innen, harcolni azert a
draga magyar foldert, aminek immar
csak romjait lathattak viszont.
Az cgyik Inezedy feles6get es nyolc
h6napos kis fiat hagyta itthon Es
az lido oramutatoja haladt, nem vart
senkire es semmire +. a. kis lnczedy
kikeriilt h6feher p6lyabol, gugyognii,
Ilepegetni, beszelni kezdett, es megta-
nulta az 6des apja nevet, XII Sziberia
kietlen szomoru foldjen ettc akkor a
rabsag keserii kenyeret, megfosztva at
tol gyonyori, draga pillanatt6l, a
mclyben legel6szor hasyja el az artat-
| Ian ajkat a $40.
Maid a kis Inezedybol nagy legeny
lett es mi u csoda, most mar az elemi
iskola III. osztalyanak rendes tanu-
| LOLA
| Pcrsze az cgesz csalad, k0ztuk a kis
flu is varta az allomason a soha, tuda-
tosan mem latott apat.
s 'amint vonat befutott es leugrott
a ket derek "oreg" katona, odafut az
egyikhez kicsi flu es bemutatkozik:
listen hozta, edes apam, en- va
kgyok fla!
Etldig meg ismeretlen erzas rajzoi6-
dott pillanatban az apa lelkese, saki
sirva olelte keblere gyermeket. Es
k6nnyeztek mindazok, akik lattaks az
apa es kis flu meghat6 talalkozasat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-29
GAZDAG' PARASZTLEGENYEK
RABL0BANDAJA

A debreceni allamrendorseg
nagyecsedi hatarszeli kirendeltse-
ge erdekes iigyrol tett jelentest,
irja ,Debreceni Hirlap. A ma
pokban Nagyecseden egy fatal
parasztlegenyt megsz6litottak a
csendorok. A legeny roppant
megijedt es futasnak eredt. Ez
gyanus volt, utana mentek es ell
fogtak. Megmotozasakor 36 ezer
koronat talaltak nala. Vallatasa
soran szenzacios ugy deriilt XII. Az
Ielfogott ember, Narga Mihaly el6
adta, hogy az olah emgszallas
alatt .tizennegy tarsaval, alSik
mind dusgazdag parasztgazdak
fiai, rablobandat alakitottak. A
demarkaci6s vonalon tut levo fal
vakban laknak, ahol rablokiran.
dulasokat tettek mas kozsegekbe
S fosztogattak. A rablott holml.
kat az altaluk ismert csempesz
utakon szallitottak at Magyaror-
szagba es lit eladtak.
Mar ket eve folytatjak jomo.
du csaladbol szarmaz6 legenyek
earazdalkodasaikat, amelyet most
megzavart a magyar csendorseg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-29
GYERMEKEK szERENcsETLEN.
.SEGr

A napokban sulyos kimenetelu sze
rcncsetlenseg t6rt6nt Debreccn mel
lett elterilo M6ricz-telepen. Kiss Err
zsebet ewes leanyka Weisz Samuel
nevii II ewes fiuval jatszott az utcan.
A gyermekek egy dinanit patront ta-
laltak, melyet egy k6vel iit6gettek. A
patron felrobbant.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-29
HIREKs AZ 0HAZABOL ii i

A goly6 Kiss Erzsebet gyomraba flu
r6dott, azonkiviil jobb kezet es fe-
Jet 0sszeroncsolta Az cl6hivott men
tok haldokl6 gyermekct az Augusta
szanatoriumba vittek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-29
Javult helyzet

I. >asszony.: Komamasszony, AIT
hallottam, hogy ismet ferjhez
ment. Jayult-e ez altal a hely.
zeteRA
III, asszony Annyiban javult
hogy holdogr,lt ferjem ketszel
vert meg naponta, ha reszeg volt
a mostani meg csak egyszer vel
meg. napjaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-29
Disznotoros hangulat csikagoi hidegpiacon
Hdeg meleg Mi kul0n bseg albasz kolbasz kozott?
Bala uramek Nagykunsagb6 Alam enek fustolt csiok
rol es piros- -pozsg as alfold sonkar6l

(Csikagorol, de nem az anne
rikai Chicagorol van $40, az alab
bi cikkben, amelyet a budapest
A Nep" cimii jool szerkesztett
kereszteny szocialista lapb6l
vettiink. at. Az "Csikago,
amelyr6l ebben a cikkben van
$40, Budapest egy csaknem XII
zarolag smunkaslakta varosre-
szenek a neve:, A nevet valo-
>szinjileg azert ,kapta, inert tul-
zsufolt berkaszalnyai es nyomo
rult visk0i az amerikai Chica-
60 tomeglakasaihoz hasonlitha-
t6k. A szerk. megjegyzese. J
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-29

Janos es Mukor Lajos hentesvago
uraimekat Mezoturrol, ugyszinten.
az Greg Szilagyi Imre bacsit La
.josmizser6l, meg Mark Jozsefet
Turkeverol, mindmegannyi szi-
hnet, savat -borsat annak a penzte-
len pesti hidegpiacnak. Lam:
Kun Laszlone asszony Kisujszal-
lasr6l mar joforman ell is adta
osszes hidegpiaci portekait. Mar
csak OF darab gusztusos fiistoit
sonka csiing arvan "satora
lecfogasan. A magamfajta chen
korasz pestieknek nyala csordul
utana. Megteheti, hogy csordul-
jon, inert ez meg mem keriil penz-
be. Maskiil0nben $50 korona XII
logrammja csokoladebarnara
fiist0lt, remekszep kisujszallasi
sonkanak.
Aztan meg egy lecsatorral Ra-
.kosfalva ,kepyiseli lit a jo diszn6-
0l6 videket. .Aztan a, t0bbi csak
amolyan, talmi pesti kishentes.
Egyik a k6banyar6l, a Fuzer-t-
cabol. Igaz, hogy a Fiizer-utca-
Dol ideutazni csikagoi Alpar-ut-
caba, ma legalabb is annyiba
keriil, amemiyvel regente Maros-
vasarhelyig el lehetett utazni. Ep-
pen ez 'baja a hidegpiacnak,
hogy sz0rnyii draga vonat. Meg
| aztan szallas is kell idefent fell
randulonak. AZert is mem lehet
olcsosagot ta1alni hidegpiacon.
Mire ideeriink, a hasznot
megeszi a k0ltseg - mondja egy
nagybajszu kunsagi hentesmester
Hanem azert, ha jol szejjelne-
ziink lecvazak k0z0tt, talalunk
szalonnat 12O koronaert is (rendes
napi ara mashol $50 korona) meg
aztan hajat 150-ert (legtobb he
Ilyen a zsirarban megy: 17S koro-
sfnaert) "a skitiintgre illatestatuske
vel disznosagert igazan nem sal,
nalhat a penzes vevo 100 koronat
meg gyengeropogos fejhusert
80 koronat. De persze, az olcs{
fejhus k0riil elenk a tiilekedes 6
mindenki csak a husosabb reszet
szeretne.
Nekem csak az orra-resze
b3l adjon, meg a fiilebol, mer
csak AIT szeretem = mondja f0
lennyel egy fejkend6s csikago
asszony.
Ez yalo a kaposztahoz =
csettint nyelveyel egy mellett
szorong6 asszonysag.
Kiil0n k0ltemenyt lehetne zen
gedezni szepen megfiistolt csii
l0kr6l, melynek szabott Ara van
mint zsemlyenek: S5 korona
Hat pirosra porzs0lt szalonna
rol, melyhez foghatot pesti Box
Ireta-utcai henteskolonia meg ed
dig mem produkalt, de talan mes
la masodik ezredevben sem 70.
tudni prodkalni Mert mas |
lelke a pesti iizletes hentesporte
kanak, mint a j6fele videki hazi
keszitmenynek. r Kitiinik ez csi
kag6i publikum SCENE ele kirakot
gusztusos hurkakollekcional is
Igazi jo majas es yereshurka silk
ocSlcltJs III SZeIZl Dc d cIICIS~ uOi
gok inyence. Megvallom, magan
is szivesen leereszkedtem voln;
egy kilo jof6le rizsashurka ereje
Eig, ha lett volna hozza eleg pen
zem. De ICY be kellett ernem
Iket szemem gy0nyorkodtetesevel
Viszontlatasra kis- es nagykun
tsagi hentes uraimek es asszonyair
elk. Jojjnek ell a jov6 heten !
az Alpar-utcaba es invitaljanal
! meg egy amugy istenigazaba
val6 falusi disznotorra. De pa
: liter jofele cegledvideki kerti vim
k6 is legyen am hozza ...
GYERMEKEK szERENcsETLEN-
oEnr
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-29


zsufolt berkaszalnyai es nyomo
rult visk0i az amerikai Chica-
go tomeglakasaihoz hasonlitha-
t6k. A szerk. megjegyzese.)
Napok ota ragjak a fiilemet is
mer6seim, hogy ICY meg ugy !:
megnyilt a hidegpiac Garay-te-
ren es mem illik, ,hogy szemelyes
jelenletemmel, meg csak tudomast
sem veszek ezen nevfzetes cse-
menyr0l. Megvallom, mem yetet-
tenn Hgyet ra, merit napokon ke-
resztiil hol csapadekos, hol meg
nyarvegi derus napok valtakoz-
tax szeszelyes 0sszevisszasagb gban.
Most aztan hirtelen megj0tt a
hat-nyolc fokos tel. Mondom: ha
mar .csakugyan tit hideg, akkor
megis illik megnezni a hidegpia-
cot, inert hiszen boldogult oseink
is megmondtak mar ammo dacumal
reges-regen, hogy ugy szep a hi
degpiac, ha jo hideg ido is jarul
hozza.
Hideg d meleg, fazik gye-
rex 5.
Ezt versik5t hajtogatja a csi-
kag6i utcagyerek a Garay-ter sar-
kan, mikozben vigan ropogtatja
tokmagot csik6fogai kozott. A
Garay-piac egyik ny,tlvanyaban,
az Alpar-utcaban akadtam ra a
hittegpiacra. A kocsiut szelen, ket
hosszu sorban sorakoznak a! egsymas
mellett a hidegpiac satrai." De
,sezek amolyan igazi hidegsatrak
sc teteje, sc oldala, Sc eleje, Sc
hatufja valamennyinek. Igazaban
tehat mem is sator. hanem par szal
lecbol ossZetakolt fogas, melyen
barna fiist0It sonkak es hofehei
zsirszalonna t0megek lognak, nc
meg az arjelz0 tablacska, inert ez,
muszaj. Asztalkaja is = szinter
lectakolmanyb0l - van a szell0s.
levegGs satornak," /" de csak ep.
pen akkora, hogy hidegpiacos
ember vagy asszony elhelyezhes
sen rajta par kilo jofele serteshu
Sikat, egy yelling tiszta falus
zsirt, meg vagy hat szal kolbaszt
ami olyan piros, mint piinkosd
ROSA. inert tiszta serteshussal val
megt0ltve es ezenkiviil is maid XII
csattan a sok j6fele videki fiiszer
t6l.
Ez nem kalbasz, hanem kol
basz ICY magyarazza nagy
kunsagi b0ller-ember, aki otthon
piros-pozsgas kolbaszkeszitmenye
vel mem atallott hat ora hossza
utazni draga vasuton, meg a III
.szahidjan is keresztiil, hogy lit
szellos Alpari-utca jardasoran XII
pakolhassa nekiink, kivancsi pes
tieknek, akiknek kolbasz ma.
regen csak affele nagyvarosi me
szaros hentes keszitette kalbasz.
Hat igaz. Ha tisztan rattan
alma, sosen vasarolnek marhazsi
serekbol kesziilt pesti rag6s kal
baszt, amit illetekteleniil deb
recent mex. kereszteltek ell, ha
ncm mindig csak AIT keresnem ;
piacon, amelyiknek tolteleke csu
pa tiszta serteshus. Igen am
IA
Eppen ez az, hogy nincs mindi.
hideg piac es mines minden 6raba1
100 koronam egy kil6 ilyen valo
Iii, hamisitatlan serteskolbaszert
Most pedig mem gy6zok elegg
hetelni a nezesevel. Es a hogy it
szep sorjaban elhelyezkedtek 'szel
los-leyeg6s lecsatraikkal a Jo Vi
deki diszn6olok. A nezesem szin
tie ujjongva koszonti 6ket. Tan
inert eppen az en- videkem egesz
seges, magyaros levegoiet es ked
YES szineit Hoztak fel ide, a kove
zetes AlpaFeutcaba
II
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-29

Laszl6 Laszl6t, aki mem halt be-
lie sebeibe, q rend6rseg letart6z-
tatta.
Evening star., 1921-04-20

proposes to pay to the allies 3.000.-
100000 gold marks during ten years,
and also yearly payments equal to
one-fifth of the value of German ex-
ports to allied countries during the
preceding year.
To realize a part of the above in
IDENTITIES, says the dispatch. Ger
many proposes to issue an interna-
tional loan of 10.000,O0O,O00 gold
marks. upon which she is prepared to
pay interest up to 5 per cent. The
loan would be guaranteed by railroad
earnings and also by participation
up to 20 per cent in German private
industries. Germany then would be
ready to discuss the total of i:s debt
to the allies, according to the dis
patch.
Germany also will offer reparations
in kind, saying German contractors
and labor in northern France and
construct a certain percentage of
the work in Northern France and
also that German industry would sup
ply French owners whose property
was destroyed with materials. which
would be paid for by bonds which the
Evening star., 1921-04-20
ALLIES BEGIN COLLECTION.
Customs Control Effective in Occu-
pied Zone in Germany.

BERLIN, April 20.-A special dis
patch from Essen today says the new
customs control set up by the allies in
the occupied zone for the collection
Of duties under the penalties plan be-
Passenger trains are being detained
ten minutes for the inspection of the
passengers and their baggage.
Evening star., 1921-04-20
GERMANY ALARMED
BY ALLIED DEMAND
Head of Reichsbank Sum-
mariIy Rejects Proposal
to Transfer Gold.
By the Associa ated Press,

BY the Assocat ted Press
BERLIN, April 20.--While the Ger
man cabinet has not yet indicated
the nature of it's reply to the repa-
ration commissions demand that the
German gold reserve be transferred
to some point in the occupied zone,
President Havenstein of the reichs-
bank and the financial writer's sum-
marily reject the proposition.
They take the ground that the gold
is not only the property of a private
bank. but that it's removal from Ber-
lin under the conditions named would
result In the collapse of German
currency at home and abroad.
The experts assert that such a pro-
ceedng would work havoc with Ger
man economic interests and promptly
Evening star., 1921-04-20

Smith. The prisoner WAS returned 20
the District jail today.
Evening star., 1921-04-20

Nelson, a resident of Fairfax. Va,
is alleged to have attacked a woman
in South Washington while working
on the District wharf at the foot OF
9th street southwest being a priS-
oner serving a sentence for drunken
ness at that time.
He talked freely of his escape with
other prisoners. He remained in this
city some time, he said: went to Bal
timore. and later Went to Arnold.
where he assumed the name of Frank
Evening star., 1921-04-20

government Of Germany would deliver
to French owners.
The Temps in commenting on the
dispatch says:
Berlin is convinced that the propo-
sitions will be rejected by the allies,
but insists on presenting them pub
licly. hoping that a certain part of
opinion abroad will consider them
sufficient to bring pressure to bear
upon the allies not to occupy the Ruhr
region
Evening star., 1921-04-20
BRITISH SEE RUIN AHEAD.
Press Fears Tragedy if France
Takes Ruhr District.
ny EDWARD pRJCI. REII.
I'd PRICE BELL.
BY Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News
CODvripht 1921

by Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News
Copyright, 1921.
LONDON, England. April 20.-"Pre-
occupied as we are with our immedi-
ate domestic troubles. greater
trouble advancing upon US in the
near future is obscured and almost
lost to sight, says the Manchester
Guardian. Yet there it is, and un-
less steps are taken promptly to
avert it or break it's force we may
soon find ourselves in the midst of
its effects on the life of Europe with
the war of which it is the legacy
THE coal strike and it's settlement
are, after all, matters within our own
control, and if, by hook or crook, we
do not find way out consistent with
ourselves to blame. Moreover. every
one is thoroughly alive to the dan
gers involved.
TT is otherwise with the storm that
is brewing three weeks hence. We
refer to the impending French in
vasion of Germany. If we understand
what Premier BRAND has said, if by
May 1 Germany shall not have paid
either in cash or in kind the entire
SOo,00O,000 pounds (normally about
$4,000, ,000,000) then due under the
terms of the treaty of Versailles,
France Will proceed on her own ac-
count and without asking anybody's
leave. to seize material guarantees, of
which it is taken for granted the
seizure of the Ruhr coal and iron
fields will be the first step.
The Ruhr region supplies about two
thirds of Germanys present coal and
about half of her iron production. To
deprive her of this would be to strike
fatal blow at German industry 1t
means the ruin Of Germany and in
cidentally of the greater part of
Europe"
Evening star., 1921-04-20
YAP QUESTION MAY COME UP
Newspaper Expects Britain to Find
Solution.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON. April 20-The Daily Tele-
graph. discussing the weekend meeting
of Mr.. Lloyd George and NJ. BRAND
says:
"The premiers may be able to find
time to exchange views on other TOPICS
one of which is the unfortunate mis-
understanding regarding Yap.
THE supreme council will have to find
a way out that will satisfy Americas s
mandatory" continues the paper. "The
japanese naturally think that the su-
preme council ought to stand by it's own
decisions. but they have no inducement
to drift into serious quarrel with the
United States over this fragment of
rock and sand in the eastern seas
France, with no direct interest in the
matter and in strong sympathy with
President Harding's attack on the league
of nations. will throw her weight on the
side of the western republic. We shall
probably use our influence with Japan,
and a satisfactory solution may be ex-
pected.''
The paper further disclaims any Brit
ish desire to use the Mesopotamia man.
date to the detriment of the United
States.
I'VE are not anxious to monopolize
the worlds oil supply, the most of which
is still in North America" says the
Telegraph, nor shall we unfairly use
the opportunities offered to us by our
exceptional relations with the peoples of
the EuphrateS basin.'
Evening star., 1921-04-20
MILITARY MEN TO CONFER.
British and French Leaders to Ac-
company Premiers.
By the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press
PARIS, April 20.--British and
French military leaders will confer
at Hythe, England next Sunday with
Premiers BRAND and Lloyd George.
it is said by newspapers here. Mar
shall. Foch. Gen. Weygand and Field
Marshall Sir Henry p. Wilson will
be present, and Earl CurZon. British
secretary Of state for foreign af
fairs, viii take part in the CONVEX
sations, which. it is declared. will
relate to military penalties to be
placed on Germany in case she re-
fuses to make reparations payments
due on May /.
Premier BRAND. it is declared by
the Echo de Paris, will insist that
the British flag fly with the French
tri-color over the Ruhr district. The
newspaper says that in letter to
Prime Minister Lloyd George the
French premier has emphasized the
Importance of unanimity between the
French and British governments.
DnrrrcYT
Evening star., 1921-04-20
SAYS GERMANY SHOULD AID
French Official Says Restoration of
Mines Will Require Ten Years.

PARIS, April 19.-Discussing the
budget for the devastated regions in
the chamber of deputies today, Louis
Loucheur. minister for the liberated
regions. said if Germany furnished
labor for the reconstruction of de-
vastated regions. he saw no reason
why the aid of the Germans should
not be employed in the mines of
northern France in producing coal.
NJ. Loucheur added that out of the
149 mine shafts a great number had
been destroyed and also that $500
kilometers of tunneling and gallere es
in the mines had been ruined, but that
the output of the mines, which was
1s.OOO,0OO tons annually before the
war, would reach 100000 tons In
1921.
The minister said the complete res
toration of the mines would occupy
ten years.
Evening star., 1921-04-20
BACK IN DISTRICT JAIL.
Nelson Stayed in City for Time
After Escape. He Saws.

Daniel Julian Nelson. colored. one
OF the seventeen prisoners who es
II. 1918, and arrested at Arnold, Pa.
last week, was returned here last
night by Detective King. The six
teen other fugitives have been cap
tured from time to time
Evening star., 1921-04-20
result in an advance of all commodi-
ties to fabulous prices.
Dismissed as Impossible.

result in an advance Of all commodi-
ties to fabulous prices.
Dismissed as Impossible.
President Havenstein declares that
serious consideration Of the propo-
sition by the cabinet would be
mere waste of time, and doubts
Whether any government could be
found in Germany which would ac-
cede to the ententes demand.
The impossible is impossible. that's
all there is to it, said Herr Haven
stein.
The Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zei-
tung, owned by Hugo SHINES. eX-
presses suspicion that the French are
the driving force behind the new de-
mand. 1t says that once the gold re-
serVeN is outside the confines of the
relchsbank's vaults and placed under
entente control in the occupied zone
II Will no longer remain as an active
asset of the bank, as it's ultimate
matter.
Seen ns Catastrophe.
This newspaper estimates the VOL
ume of German currency held abroad
a. 10000. .000. 900 marks. and that for
eiGn demands on Germany of all kinds
total $4,000. 900 900 marks. The value
of the present gold reserve of 1,090.
100000 marks is computed as repre-
Sentlng is per cent of GermanyS
currency issue, and its disappearance
from the banks assets. the newspaper
asserts, would not only result in the
instant vitiation of the foreign credi-
tors claims, but also have a catas-
trOphic effect upon German exports
and imports, especially with regard
to purchases of raw products.
Evening star., 1921-04-20
GERMANY WORKS ON REPLY.
Counter Proposals Expected to Be
Made to Allies,

BY tho Associa ted Press.
PARIS, April 19.-The Temps pub
fishes Il dispatch under Cologne
date line giving what purports to be
propositions which the newspaper
SAYS Germany VIII make to the allies.
. According to tno Temps, GeImaa
Evening star., 1921-04-20
RELIEVED FROM DUTY.

Lieut.. Col. Avery F. Cushman.
Judge Advocate Generals Reserve
Corps. has been relieved from duty at
the War Department and ordered to
his home.
Evening star., 1921-04-20
AID TO ARTILLERY CHIEF.

Capt Lewis A. Hudgins, Coast Ar
tillery Corps. at Walter Reed Gen
eral Hospital. this city. has been as
of coast artillery. War Department.
Evening star., 1921-04-20

Film Men Seek n Cover says a
headline. We have seen some film
women who needed a cover. or some
thiny-Greenville IS. g. Piedmont
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-09-30
MORE SCHOOLS IN PALESTINE
Entire Country Will Be Provided for
Internationally in Four
Years.

London.-So comprehensive is the
educational plan of the government
Of Palestine that, at the present rate
Of progress, the whole country will be
provided with schools within four
years. 1t is announced here.
Since January, "a new village
schools providing elementary educa-
tion for 1850 children have been
opened, while 40 state-aided schools
provided in villages hy the inhabi-
tants have been taken over by the
government. An additional 80 schools
will be opened during the current
financial year, 1t is announced.
Measures also are being taken for
the development of the two training
colleges for teachers. Teachers are
also being appointed to live among
the Bedouin tribes and teach their
children.