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Evening star., 1921-02-13
SUNDAY To SPEAK
HERE ON MARCH 3
Noted Evangelist will Ad'
dress Midday Lenten Serv-
ice in Keith's Theater.

Rev. Billy Sunday, famous evangelist
! Will he one of the speakers at the mid
day L"nten services which open toinor-
| row at keith's Theater. under the aus
| plceS of the Laymen's Service Associa-
| ton and the Washington Federation OF
| Churches. The meetings will open at
/ 80 o'clock sharp. and will consist OF
a snort prayer. tho singing of we'll known
hymns by the congregation and 4 fifteen
minute address by prominent speaker.
They viii close promptly at l o'clock.
The Rev. Mr.. Sunday was prevailed
upon to come to Washington for one ad-
| dress, and will speak at the midday
meeting on March 3. He made many
friends while conducting his meetings
here and has written DR.. l.. w Glaze
brook, chairman of the committee on
speakers for the association that he will
be delighted at the chance to renew
former friendships at the capital.
Program Tomorrow.
Tomorrow's meeting, which opens the
series. will consist of statement by f.
l.. Stock. president o: the Laynen's As
sociation. outlining the purpose of the
meetings; the introduction of Commits
sioner J. Thilman Hendrick by Bishop
Harding, and short talk by Mr.. Hem
drick giving tha Endorsement of the city
government to the movement. The pray
er will be delivered by the Rev. Charles
Wood of the Church of the Covenant.
For Tuesday the laymcn have Sc
cured as speaker Rev. James T.
Freeman, the new rector st EniphanV
Church. and the aston will be made
a welcome to DR.. Mckim's successor
by the clergy OF the city. Rev. g.. l.
Humphrics. president of The minis
-erS association, will open with
prayer. and DR.. Freeman will be well
coined by the clergy and people of
Washington. after which he viii!
make a short talk
Secretary Daniels to Speak.
For Wednesday Chaplain McCoyr
I. S. A. will open with prayer. and
the address will be made by Jo-
sephus Daniels, Secretary of the
Navy
Thursdays meeting will be ad-
dressed by Senator Thomas Sterling
and the Rev. John. T. Huddle will
give the opening prayer.
Friday. at noon. John Temple
Graves, famed southern orator, will
be the speaker and the prayer will
De delivered by the Rev. c. II. Stet-
son.
The association has secured Fred I3.
smith of New York. one of the great
est lay speakers in the country. for
the March 1 meeting.
Noted Men Listed.
we are going to have some of the
most noted men in the United states
as Speakers said DR.. l.. W. Glaze
brook yesterday, land every meeting
Will be made well worth while"
The services this year are the re-
suit of campaign started last year.
al which time four meetings were
he'd. The success of those four meet
1nss encouraged the laymen to more
ambitious efforts this year, and the
Program has been arranged to extend
throughout the Lenten season The
meetings. will be held daily, except
Saturdays and Sundays
Evening star., 1921-02-13
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported Ia
hours: "
Maggie Could. 30 years. 5s ST. Sc.
minerva Wilkerson. 49, st. Eliz ibeth's Hos
pital.
Ann ]. Mills, 81. 422 9th ST ne.
Erastus F. Peters. III. :.,5 ST ne
Mary n. Matthews. "a. 1917 Goth St
William Eeall, 75. 219 18th st Sc.
Frederic =. Dewey. q. sGw T. st. s.w.
Harry J. Flory. 43. I'LL Allison at.
Harry i. Mackey. 80. 318 18th St sw.
Fiippina SanalitzO. 3, 2tI6 Canal st. sw.
Katherine David. year Chldren's Hospital
James +. Rooney, months, 12671a Morse
st. ne
Madeline A. Clark. IL months, 7l5 st
Esther Fisher. 49, Stoddard Raptist {Iome
Carrie Washington. %, Emergency Hospital.
Frederick A. Robinson. 76, st. Elizabeth's e
Hospital.
Evening star., 1921-02-13
ALUMNI FORM BODY.
Arkansas Graduates Here Elect

Graduates of the University of Ark
ansas met last night at the head
quarters of the Y. w. c. A., and form
.resentative J. n. Tillman of that state
as president. Others elected to office
were Nolan Mitchell. vice president,
and Mrs. Rosebud V. Savage, secre-
.tary-treasurer.
Senator Joseph Robinson of Arkan-
sas was among the speakers. Other
former students of the university
who spoke were Prof. f. H Shinn of
the Department of Agriculture; Prof.
A. ]. Barrett of the Naval Academy,
at Annapolis; DR.. c. H. Hillman,
Medical Corps, u. S. A: Clyde Met
calf. Marine barracks, Quantico. Va;
Hugh Miser of the geological survey;
Miss Byrd Mock and Mrs. Dwight L.
Savage.
Evening star., 1921-02-13
EXHIBITS ENGRAvINGs.
Work of Henry Wolf on Display at
Public Library.

An exhibition of Henry VOLTS wood
engravings has been opened at the
Public Library and will be continued
for four weeks. The exhibit will be
on view every day from am to 9
pm, with the exception Of Wednes-
days, when the hours will be from
hours will be from 3, to pm
Henry Wolf. an Alsatian by birth.
came to America at the age of eight
cen years and became one Of the most
brilliant American wood engravers.
He died in 1916.
Washington is indebted to the So
ciety of Fine Arts for obtaining,
through the courtesy of the American
Federation of Arts. the series Of ex-
hibits which have been placed at the
Public Library this winter, it is stated.
Evening star., 1921-02-13
MARRIED 66 YEARS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. c. Hoyle
to Celebrate Today.

Nine children. forty-five grandchil-
dren and twenty-five great-grandchil-
dren of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Fl, c.
Hoyle. besides a host of friends from
near and far. will gather at their home.
near Barnesville, in Montgomery county.
Md. today. to join in a celebration Of
their sixty-sixth wedding anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyle are eighty-nin
and eighty-four years old. respective
ly. Their children, grandchildren and
friends have been planning for weeks
to make their sixty-sixth wedding an
niversary a memorable affair.
The couple are enjoying splendid
health and have been keenly interest
ed in the plans for the celebration.
The only break that has come in their
family circle was the death of their
oldest child, which occurred in Spring.
field. Ohio, in December. 1919.
Evening star., 1921-02-13
HARVARD CLUB TO DINE.
Alumni Here Plan for Annual Cele.
bration February 90.

The thirty-eighth annual dinner of
the Washington Harvard Club will
take place February 80. at 7:30
o'clock, at Rauschers. Among the
speakers will be Representative
Robert Luce, Harvard. SO, from
Massachusetts. and Prof Albert Bush
nell Hart of Harvard University.
Invitations are now being sent by
tie secretary, Charles V. Inlay, 1416
+ street. to all members of the Wash
ington Harvard Club. and to all
Harvard men in Washington and
vicinity. inviting them to attend and
to bring guests. Representatives of
Harvard clubs in s,ljoining cities
and towns also will be in attendance.
Pickering Dodge. 3O5 Southern build
ing, the treasurer of the club, is pre-
pared to receive answers to the in
vitation.
Evening star., 1921-02-13
'TWO-DAY LEAVE GRANTED.
Men of Jewish Faith in Army and
Navy to Get Eurlough.

Orders have been issued by Secre-
tarics Baker ard Daniels granting
a two-day furlough to officers and
enlisted men of Jewish faith in the
Army and Navy for the passover
holidays. which begin at noon April
% and continue until midnight April
"a. it was announced last night by
the Jewish Welfare Board.
Under these orders hundreds of
jewish soldiers and sailors will be
enabled to celebrate Seders at their
homes. Where the men are stationed
too far away from their homes to USE
the furlough the Jewish Welfare
Board has arranged community
S.der celebra tions in towns adjacent
TO Army and Navy posts. both in the
United States and insular possess
sions.
Evening star., 1921-02-13
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported I.
he health department in the last twenty fou
lOnrs:
Norman G. and. Nettie G. Rodgers, girl
Horace W. and Mary Spilman, boy.
Joseph X. and Alice A. Bailey, girl
Robert and Martha 4. Anderson, girl
Edward and Margaret Jprtoe. girl.
John l.. and Helen NJ. luskey. boy.
Thomas p. and Winifred O'Dea, girl.
Baiey A. and Emma A. Gladmon, hoy
Vincent and Filomene D'Avanzo, girl
Leon ii. and Clara W. Richmond, boy
Raymond l.. and Marion B. Crogsan, girl
Carl A. and Anna knppert. hoy.
George \. and Alice W. Kingston, girl.
Richard T. and Lanel Cissel. girl.
Charles l.. and Anna II. Franklin, boy.
j. and Teresa BelastrO. girl
Joseph G. and Adeine J. Carry. girl
Wallace and Gladys Dann. boy
Paul NJ. and Ruth Nida. boy
Carl a. and Anna J. Ries. girl.
Panl =. and Mary NJ. Hartranft. girl
Wolf0rd l.. and Alice L. Soper girl
layton II. and Mary l.. Miner. boy
Fritz r. and Christie A. Sauler. hoy.
Raymond b. and Helen l.. Arnold girl.
Richard f. and Elsie NJ. Davis boy
Raymond l.. and Aiiene Sanford, girl,
Walter W. and Jessie NJ. Bond. hoy
Edward J. and Edith X. Powers, girl.
Leonard F. and Virginia NJ. Mortimer, girl
Aiphonza and Alice n. Colbert. girl.
Abraham and virgie johnson. girl.
Crawfey +. and Margaret Smith. girl.
Joseph F. and Alberta r. Dadp girl
Jerry w. and Mary A. Pugh. girl.
William A. and Jelenpr Jones. boy.
William and Maggie Pennington. girl
Frederick w. and Eva +. Ward, girl
Evening star., 1921-02-13
OFFICIAL HONEYMOON.
Richard H. Bailey of Shipping
Board Has One Planned.

Richard II. Bailey. assistant to
Chairman Benson of the United States
Shipping Board. is going to have an
officially conducted honeymoon.
Mr.. Bailey is to be married tomor-
row to Miss Anna Benzing of Chi
cago. After the ceremony the couple
will board Shipping Board vessel
and sail on the ship for Il cruise in
southern waters.
The vessel and it's destination
That's secret even Mr.. Bailey won't
divulge in advance Of the sailing
Evening star., 1921-02-13
PLAN ELECTRICAL SHOW.

Practical uses of various commercial
and household electrical appliances
win be demonstrated to local dealers,
contractors and consumers by experts
and officials of the General Electric
COMPANY and it's subsidiaries at a
merchandising conference to be held
at Pythian Temple. Tuesday afternoon
and night.
Evening star., 1921-02-13
Marriage Licenses.

lowing: '' A'
George Foibs and Frances n. Hawkins, boil,
of : liver Hill. Md
william Scott and jamie Duncan.
Harry l.. Alexander and Crystal T. T,r,o-
both g Portsmouth. Va
howard e. Connolly and Helen l.. Lindsey.
L'u's }. Foley and Andra Il. Appleman.
Evening star., 1921-02-13
BACKS WIRELESS RIGHT.

The right Of the American Federal
Company to construct a wireless
plant at Shanghai will be supported
by the United States government. 1t
was indicated at the State Depart
ment. where it was said the Gues-
ton has been taken up with the Brit
Evening star., 1921-02-13
SUES FOR ABSOLUTE DIVORCE,

Mary r. Rozzelle has filed suit for
an absolute divorce from c. Dowd
Rozzelle They were married at Balti-
mre, August rs, 1920. and separated
two days later. Attorney d. Edward
Clarke represents the wife.
Evening star., 1921-02-13
YATES TO TALK OF LINCOLN.

Representative Yates>js to speak on
Tuesday night at the John Wesley
A. NJ. E. Zion Church. 14th and Cor
coranz streets northwest, under, the
auspices of the National Memorial
Association. Prof. J. Francis Gregory
Will ten dk Frederick DouSlaxa, -,
Evening star., 1921-02-13
ASKS MARRIAGE ANNULMENr,

Mrs. Cora Ashton has filed suit for
the annulment of her marriage to
Guerden Ashton. They were married
at Rockville. Nd. September 4. last
and separated December 10. Attorney
Robinson White appears for the Pc
titioner.
Evening star., 1921-02-13
LEAVES ESTATE TO WIFE,

The will of Edward Reinmuth.
dated August 9, 1917. has been filed
for probate He. leaves his entire
estate to his wife, Lucy B. .Reinmuth,
who also is named as executrix.
Evening star., 1921-02-13
SHERWOOD TO SPEAK.
Representative From 6hio to Tell
of Lincoln.

Representative Isaac r. Sherwood of
Ohio is to tell of Lincoln as he knew
him at the dinner to be held by the
Washington Association of Credit Men
Wednesday night at the New Ebbitt
Hotel.
Edward f. Muth. a member OF the as
sociation. who recently returned from a
visit to England and the continent. is
to tell of his experiences.
Evening star., 1921-02-13
MORE DRUMS AND FlFES.
Corps Attached to the High School
Cadets to Be Enlarged.

Plans for enlarging the Fife and
I rum Corps of the Washington High
School Cadets are being made by
Lieut. Richard r. Day. L. S. NJ. c..
military instructor it was announced
last night. The personnel at present
consists of two complete squads
Meetings of the Fife and Drum
Corps. which was organized several
months ago. are held at Mckinley
Manual Training School on Monday
and Thursday afternoons. CadAs in
all the high schools are invited to
attend.
Evening star., 1921-02-13
BORN.
MARRIED.

GLADAON. To Mr. and Mrs BAILEY GLAD.
MON, on February Z. 1921 q
Evening star., 1921-02-13
CARD OF THANKS.

D0WxAN.. We wish to express our sincere
thanks to relatives and friends for their
kindness. sympathy and floral tributes at
the recent death of our beloved wife and
mother.
wM. C. BOWMAN AND CHILDREN .
Evening star., 1921-02-13

BLAZEK-MANN. On January "a. 1921. a,
Port au Prince. Haiti. MARY SHEPERl
NAM of Washington. TO Lieut.. J. w
BLAZEk of Omaha Neb
Evening star., 1921-02-13

In France 100000 children We're
treated in American Red Cross hos
pitfalls and dispensaries during the
past year.
Evening star., 1921-02-13
WOULD ENJOIN CONTRACT.
Webster Lumber Company Contests
Award in Indian Lands.

Webster Lumber Company of Min
neapolis yesterday filed suit in the
District Supreme Court for an in
junction against John p. Payne. Sec
retary of the Interior. and Cato Sells.
Indian commissioner. The plaintiff
seeks to prevent the awarding of a
contract to the Northwest Lumber
Company to take timber from Ger
tain Indian lands.
The plaintiff questions the reGu-
larity of the bids.
Brazil and Persia have Joined the
International Chamber of Commerce
Evening star., 1921-02-13
The Prices

The figures placed on this
elegant list Of Pianos and
Players are certainly low at
TINS time Of, high prices. Think
or it. A used Upright Piano
LOT Ss9, and a used Player for
SlIs. Come and be convinced.
Evening star., 1921-02-13
Money Back

Every instrument fully war
ranted and guaranteed to be
as represented or money re-
funded without, question or ar
gument. Could anything be
fairer?
Evening star., 1921-02-13
Free Delivery

We will deliver any one of these
Instruments to you and guar
antee safe delivery. !
Evening star., 1921-02-13

What can be easier than $40
down and a long time in which
to ray the balance to approved
credit? Surely anyone can now
enjoy the pleasures Of a fine
Piano or F1ayer-Piano.
Evening star., 1921-02-13
Description

The Flames and Players We are
offering during this great quar-
ter-ofp-million-dollar a e
whether used, shopworn or new,
are guaranteed to be as repre-
sented or your money will be
cheerfully refunded.
Evening star., 1921-02-13
Guarantee

Every ore of these Pianos and
Tlayer-Fia1os is fully guar
anteed for from l to 10 years,
according to their age. You
are absolutely protected in
every way. You are sure to
he pleased.
Free
We include free with every
Flayer-Piano beautiful bench
to match, or stool with Piano.
Evening star., 1921-02-13
Extra Saving

Extra saving for more cash
down. Ask the salesman about
our cash-saving plan when you
call.
Evening star., 1921-02-13
Special Exchange
Offer

To show our confidence in the
wonderful bargains we are Of
fering during this great quarter
oe-a-million-dollar sale, within
one years time you may ex-
change the Piano or Tlayer-
Piano you purchase for any
other Piano or Player-Piano Of
equal or greater value ON oM
floors, and all payments made
on the first instrument will be
credited in full against the
second.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-12
ZINIOS IS LIETUVOS
Kaunas. svietimo Ministeri

Kaunas. Svietimo Minister
JOS, Bugalterijos If Koopera-
cijos Kursai. Musp tevynei
,truksta ivairiu tinkamQ spe-
cijalistQ. Tad norintieji gall l.
stoti Bugalterijos kursus,
kurie prasides nuo Vasario 10
d. Bus mokoma Siq dalyku:
bugalterijos, kooperacijos, ko-
mercijos, stenografijos ir tt.
Kursai tests 5 men. Pamokos
vakarais. I kursus priimami
abiejQ lyeiq asmenys, visp 1uo-
mQ il tikybu, iseje bent gim-
nazijos 4 kl. arba kita tokios
pat mokslo programos kursa.
Mokestis uz moksla 60 auks.
per m6nesi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-12

Kaunas. Karo Eauko Teis-
mas pasmerke feitenanta Jur-
gi kappa mirtin uz tat, kad
.iis i nuzude kareivi, Juoza Bre-
SO, tarp VieviQ If zleamariq
tue tikslu, kad nusikracius
savo nelaimingq darbu liudi-
ninka, rekvizuojant privatinl
tasmenu turtq If atimipejant IS
spekuliantQ prekes. Teismo
tapo ispildytas
,Sausio "a d.
Vladas Bujanauskas, karei-
Wis. uz tat, kad padejo lett.
Jurgiui Kaupui nuzudyto ka-
reivio lavona paslepti miske
ir nepraneS6 karo valdziai, to
paties Teismo nutfistas 70
metQ sunkiQ darbQ kalejiman.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-12
PARYzlUS VEDA TARY-
BAS SU WASH|NGTONU

Paryzius, Kovo Ill Ola
suzinota, kad Prancuzijos am
basada Washingtone veda ta-
rybas su Suv. ValstijQ vals-
tyb6s ,departamentu Tautq SQ-
jungos kIausime.
Prancuzija m6gina intikinti
nauiq Suv. Valstijq vyriausy-
be, jog TautQ Saiunga yra la
bal geras daiktas ir neverta
jos ne tik griauti, bet dar il
Suv. Valstijoms pTisid6ti prize
tos Sajungos.
Washington, Kovo II. =
'Cia oficijal6se sferose apie tas
tarybas nieko nesakoma. Wis
gi pripazistama, kad tas klau-
simas aptarti priguli nuo
Prancuzijos incijativos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-12
IS pRUsU L1ETUvos.

Ir Mazojoj Lietuvoj gwen
,tojai nesnaudzia, bet ,yaro di-
dele agitacija. Vokieeiai ir SUI
vokiet6je Lietuviai varosi prie
to, kad Prusai palinktQ prie
Vokietijos, bet Lietuviai "
giai po visa krasta daro susi-
rinkimus, prakalbas, steigia
Prusq Lietuviq susivienijimo
gyventojus iSjudinus is snau-
skyrius, kad tiktai greiciaus
dulio, suvienijus juos visus ir
atejus tinkamam laikui gal6tu
visi vienu balsu pareikalauti,
|idant Mazoji Lietuva butu
suvienyta su Didziaja Lietu-
va,
Vasario s d. buvo suSauktas
susirinkimas Plikiuose pas
Mylerta. Prisirinko pilni ma
mai zmoniQ, 0 tarp nemaz
jaunimo ir moterQ. Pirminin-
kas Daugulis, pasveikino su-
sirinkusius sirdingais zodziais
If ragino daugiau kaip ligsiol
prisidetf prize atgaivinimo sa-
vo tautos. Nor6dami .ka nu-
veikti, furime tarp saves lai-
kyties vienybeje. Laikas jan
mesti j Sail ta nuomone, kad
mes Lietuviai antros klesos
--zzmones. Siandiena kalba Vi
sas pasaulis apie Lietuvius
su pagarba. Todel darba su
krikScioniska meile. Toliaus
aiskino pirmininkas Prusu
Lietuviq susirinkimo siekius
ir pranesti apie sio krasto pa
deti. Kad mes taip toliaus
gyvensime, kaip lyg siol, eifi-
me greitais zingsniais prie su-
griuvimo. Kasdiena uzdeda
NUNS naujus mokeseiqs, kas-
diena brendame giliau sko-
las. Musq krastas gales atsi-
gauti tiktai tuomret, kuomet
visi desis su Lietuva.
Prize to buvo zmonip skun-
dp, kad Vokieeiai krlnigai
evangelical mokino zmones
tik vokiskai ir visaip niekino
Lietuvius .baznyeiose.
Visi zmones buyo labai uz-
ganedinti prakalbomis il JOINS
pasibaigus visi suriko: "Bra-
.vo."!
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-12
w PETROGRADA APTILE
MUSIAI.
Dezertuoja masemis bolsevikp
kareiviai.

Londonas, KOvO II. - Ne
gauta patvirtinanGiu ziniQ a
pie Petrogrado puolimq. II
praneSama, kad uz tQ miesta
muSiai aptile.
Is aptur6tQ ivairiQ ziniQ ne
galima nieko definitivio pasa-
kyti apie revoliucijos padetl,
Visgi atrodo, kad ia padetls
bolsevikams ne tik gall but
rimta, bet tiesiog karti.
Bolsevikai is savO puses ne
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-12

iSblaSk9 bolSeYikq karuomene.
Pastaroji, nieko nepesusi, at
simete ant Petrogarado isilgai
Morski perkaso.
Karo komisaras Trotzky e.
sas Petrograde. Jis vadovau-
jas savo karuomenei.
Anot ziniq, Petrogrado apy-
link6se Wis dar konecntruoja-
ma skaitlinga bolSeviku ka-
ruomene. Norma be atodairos
pulti KronStadta ir patimti re-
voliucijonieriq veda Kozlows-
ki.
acknowledgements neturi sow
niu.
Kronstadto tvirtumose sus-
tatytos dideles karo laivp ar
motos. Jos buvo atsuktos
jura tginties puo uzpuolimo
svetimQ saliq karo laivynq.
s
Tai buvo paciq bolsevikq pa
taisymas.
siandie revoliucijonieriai tas
armotas atsuko prizes Petrog-
rada. Bet tik keletai dienQ rn-
teko sovinip toms armotoms.
Dabar prizes Petrograda pa
vartojamos mazesnes armotos.
Trotzky sutraukia visas sa-
vo lakunq spekas. Norma
Kronstadta pulti is orc.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-12
PARKELIAUJA IS ANGLI-
JOS S. v. AMBASADO.
RUS.

Londonas, Kovo II. Is
GGia j Suv. Valstijas iskeliavo
Suv. ValstijQ ambasadorius
Anglijai John w. Davis. Is
kilmingai jis islydetas. Keliau-
ia laivu Olympic.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-12
PIRMASAI SAVAITINIS
''ELTOS" B|ULET|NAS.
Us Lietuvos Inform. Biuro).

(Is Lietuvos Inform. Biuro).
I1ietuvos Atstovyb6s Infor-
macijQ Biuras yra susitares su
Lietuvos TelegrafQ Agentura
Elta", kad kas savaite butQ
prisiuncciama svarbiausiq II
niu, mazdaug ilSi simto zodziQ,
neskaitant jau ziniQ, kurios
iki Siol buvo prisiunciamos A.
merikos spaudai is Politinio
iDepartamento. Kaip iki siol
buvo daroma, visos Sios zinios
bus issiuntin6jamos vlsiems
Amerikos Lietuvip laikras-
CLANS be jolio ypatingo atty
ginimo. Suprantama, IS antros
puses ir nuo Amerikos laik-
raStininkQ laukiamas bendra=
darbiavimas: butQ geistina,
kad laikraSGiuose nebutu de-
damos neretai musu prlesq pa
leidziamos zinios, nebutQ da-
romos is >mazo kolios falto
plaGiausios iSvados If kokle
nors nepamatuoti sp6jimai a
pie visa Lietuvos Valstyb6s
kuriama darba. Jeigu butQ
laikraStininku kuomet nors
del, kolliq nors atsitikimQ at
siklausta, tai Lietuvos lnfor-
maciiu Biuras mielu noru pa
sidalins visomis informacijo-
mis-. kurios tik bus jo Mnioj.
Pirmasai biuletinas toxic tu-
rinio:
"Vilniuje likviduota Zeli-
gowskio ikurta valstybes kon-
trole. Vilniuje persekiojama
LietuviQ spauda. Vilenskij
Kurjer LietuviQ krypsnio nu-
baustas $4,000 markiu. Lenki-
jos okupuotuose karstuose u
kininkai sukyla prizes Zeligow-
ski, TeikaEaudami maisto vie
toj propagandos literaturos.
AmbasadoriQ konferencija in
strukcija Prancuzijos virsl-
ninkus Klaip6doje daryti su-
tariffs Su L1etUlVlalS del LIE
tuvos II Klaipedos muto sic
M panaikinimo If nukelimo
jos Nemuno ir juros liniJon.
Lietuvos Seimas prieme FL
nansu ir Svietimo If svarsto
Uzsieniq ministerijos lstatus.
Vilniuje prasideda Mokslo
Draugijos Augstuose Kursuo-
Sc trecioji paskaitQ sesila.
Skaitys Basanavitals, Myko-
las II Viktoras Birzziska, kun.
Reinys, advokatas Vrublevs-
lds ir GQdas Hareckis. >Vilniu-
je pradejo eiti Litva laikras-
tbs Rusq kalba BirziSkos reda-
guoiamas. "Elta. !"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-12

,Vilnius. Is ViIniaus prane-
sama, kad zeligowskio valdzia
padare krata '.Odrodzenie"
butte. Paeme dokumentus il
net privatinius laiskus. Taip-
pat iskrate advokata Ryman-
ta If paliepta rekvizuoti Lie
.tuvos valdzios valdininkp bal
dus, kaip Janulaieio, Masioto
irk. Manoma, kad tai is kers-
to, kan dvarus dalino beze-
miarns Kauno il SuvalkQ re-
dybose.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-12
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