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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-02
nj, u,EKrr QUOTATIONS..
Sionqiure Tdriff Petition
Lrncd hN DnriS

II. Nid-t Continent oil and Gas
........uu is tu receipt Ot "a tClc-
..,... frDm President william v
'n,,. -Hiiug that the outlook TOR
rrIl ou Mexican crude Is much
.,,,pr..,rI. but that II II necessary
o.. have the support of the entire
,,iJ.Iuuucut field To put IL wore
and has -uggC~trd that u petition
circulated thruughou the mid
,,pUuru iicid for the Signhtur"
a., ever, one producing oil or IN
J,r,.tN Interested in the prOduc-
,.u at rrud, uil. A. u result u
l4r., number Of leading operators
in rlr mid.uutlncut field nWt
v,ir..dd, and have prepared a
r.ttIuu which will be circulated
tull, Thursday.
Lrruuc iu tulsa Il urged 90
mIl.. 10 - point 10 sign this pcu-
zion. ua 90 per cent of the people
oi Tulsa derive their living either
Jr.,lN or ndirccOy from mid
continent production.
Another meeting will he hcld
today 10 II o'clock a. M. In the
ASSOCIATION rooms. SOS tOsdcn
ruhnu.. tn arrange the details
whereof, the petition. which j. cN-
uc.tud viii be- signed by thousands
ol mon iu the midcoutlncnt field
will 70, presented tO congress.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-02
Late Report on GrenOid
Wildcat Operation

The scmiwildcat test OF the Pro-
ducers & Refincrs corporation, about
five miles northeast OF Gronola,
kan, is now standing with 400 feet
of oil in the hole from the sand
topped at about 2.5O5 feet This
sand which is supposed to be the
burgess, was drilled about 10 feet
In, and appeared 10 hc harder with
increasing gas pressure as the bit
was put on down. The operation is
now shut down TO run casing. and
It Will he dceponcd in the sand dur
ing the next few days.
This test which is located on the
Love farm. in the northwest corner
Of the southeast Of 2G-3O-9, had %
5000, ,O0O-fot showing Of gas in sand
topped about 1000 feet, which was
hradonheaded off II is reported to
have found the formations higher
than the surrounding tests. and has
good prospects Of making pro
duCcr.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-02
Ek County Wildcat
Completed as q Gas Wen

Tho No, / well OF tho Arkansas
Natural Gas company, located i'm the
southeast corner Of the northwest Of
17-29-10, wildcat test about
eight miles from Howard Kan, has
been shut i'm as l2,0O0. 0.00O-foot
gasscr at five feet I'm the sand.
topped at 1920 feet. The new well
is LOCATED about four miles from the
nearest production, and the good gas
production is i big strike for that
section Of the country.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-02
OIL AND GAS
''a''s -- Supplies - Production, Etc

'' ."n.'i lease man. good ref
0. e.. Miller IL. r. BOX lOl.
-AlIt.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-03

The Natiou;ll Assoc alton for tn,
Advancement of Cu!or"i People. -
fif'h Avrnuc. New York. announced
that efforts would u" made to obtain
from the Supr, me Court of thu
United STATES Il writ OF crrtiorari II
behalf OF six Arkansas Negro farmers
condemned TO die on September -
Cor their Conniciton with the Arkan
SaS riots Of 1919. Ii is then contcm
plated applying to Il Federal Court
for Il writ OF hahcaS corpus.
1t was for appcalin" to the Gov
"rnor Of Arkansas in behalf Of these
men that Professor Robert +. Errlin
WAS handed Il resolution OF dismissal
by the Roard of Visitors OF Virginia
Military Institute.
SIX other OF the Negro farmers are
to be tried ut Marianna. Arkansas,
in October. Receipt was announced
Of a telegram from the National
ASSociat ions counsel in L:ttlc Rock
which said in part: 'liavc great
couiidGncc nf victory in final out
come if given proper assistance.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-03

tN"W York Herald, Aug. o7D
Wesley Rcdding. colorrd patrolman
"l ih" West l"5th street station WAS
ca'l"'i t" Polio" Headquarters ycstcr
day.
R"ddinr, | want your shield said
commissioner nf,right.
The patro}man unfastcncd if and
tossed il on the table. There was
h"wi'dcrm"nt in his raco. and his
shoulders dropped slightly rs he
stood al attention. But the Com
missioner. in~tc:l or diemi$Sinc him.
picked up gold plated badge marked
detective sergeant and pinned il on
him.
II was RcddinG's twenty ninth
birthday. which gave him extra cause
FOR happiness. When he appeared
Later in Washington Heights Court
with prisoner. he received the con
ErMuiaiion$ Of MaGiStrair DOuraS,
who told him that the city never fails
to recognize The able work Of its ON
ployccS. RcddinE Joined the forco
eighteen months ago. and in tho
course OF one night arrested nine
hI&hwaymcn and burglars. All wero
convicted later.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-03

alter the interests OF colurcd soldiers
ANA sailors and see that they are
given all the rights opportunities and
benefits to which they are entitled
under the existing laws
With Il force Of colornd clerks
St"noEraphrrS etc. he will have head
quarters in the main Veterans Burcau
Eui'ding corner Vermont Avenue and
II Streets Washington u. G.. and all
claims for ComprnS;t ION war risk
insurance. Vocational training: rcna
h!litation. mcd.cal treatment etc. on
tn" part Of rN service men OF our
racial group will b" carefully looked
alter II addressed To him
His selection for this important
post WAS advucatcd ANA endorsed bv
tn" entire Missouri delegation in
Congress, including Hon. Charles |.
Faust ol the Fourth Congressional
District and Senator Sridrn +. Sp,m
Ger VINO were most active in hi
behalf. Th" position carries with il
ON" ot the hest salaries Nrt given to
ANY ro'orrd Federal appo!ntcr.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-03

district Grand Lrd.-r. No. u. G g..
| o. O. +. met in Roanoke and
he First rdtriarcHir Rr%imrut. mad,
up ot the various i'alriarchir> in
\ir@inju and Washington George
town and Baltimore and in fact. all
l'atriarrhlc~ in Maryland. hr,d their
Annual! Ficld Day and Competitive
DrIi at tn" Same tim" aud Il great
time it was.
Th" Joint convention opened At 81 .
Paul NJ r.. thnrch. corner Fourth
Avenue and Park Street. Sunday
might. with Memorial Services. Col.
Hamilton ~ Hays Of Baltimore. thr
ltr&im"ntal Adiutan, was master Of
ceremonies. The welcome address
WAS delivered by Major w. H. r..
Crow"u: response by Major Genera
r. II. Stewart Of Newport News, Va.
\ memorial address by Attorney
Oliver. solo by Mrs. Forest Dan
iclS. reading of the list of dead by
Col. j. Il. +. Brown ot Washington,
PoindrXtcr and Davis. McSSrS SimmS
and poiudoX1cr, made up the program
that WAS very Pleasing. At close Of
this meeting Major Crowcll directed
that all members of the Patriarchir
and ladicS Of the Daughters OF the
Regiment 20 at once to the Sixth
Avenue hail. where they would be
the guest for an hour or so Of the
Roanoke Patriarchie. 10.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-03
CARD OF THANKS

Mrs. Emma RutliU. %02l y. street.
Wi~h' - to thank the members ot Biooln
in% Lily i.odcr No Il X. ut T. FOX
their kindu'>: and appreciation. Suowr
during tn" illness OF her huahauu.
Mr.. JAS. RuI'in who has been sirt ~,
his hom" for two months and /, ,;,yS.
We thank them for thai. most rXr.i
lent $urprifr which they led on iim
Monday might last. We are thankfyt
To say by the help OF the Lord nn ia
some what improved. We canuui i,uu
words sufficient 10 express our uraI.t
l'it thanks for their hospitality
May Gods richest BLESSINGS rests ut,,
on the members Of blooming iI!y,
Lodge No. IL X. OF T.. iudivid 3:,,;.
and collectively
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-03
III RGLNRS IN SECOND STREIEr

burglars made raids on Second
Street either Sunday night OF before
day Sunday morning. Mr.. b. \.
CcphaS' Real Estate Office was viSitc |.
The front door was broken open and
the handle OF the safe hammcr,d but
nothing WAS taken \ revolver in Il
desk was lcf, undisturhcd. The South
"rn Aid Society offices wrr" visit"d.
Entrance was by the front door. Th"
handle was broken OF. They simply
broke open the door oi Tylrr'S floral
establishment, turned the small sal"
over and left without lakin" any
lhin%. They did not seem to appreciate
flowers. The dam>Gr done hl; h'rl
repaired and there is no trace as 70
%hu c. .'.I:;t' 90 the pi.tra@c&
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-03

Mr. " VI snr.,,n,. 80
Cily. y ! visi,n,, ~. ~ W -, ""c'''
'''' "''N
Miss Elhrl Tb.,,n., o, ,,..,
DANES Street j.. .nnnI;,,,, ~ w., w. o.
win h,r hroir,,' |, 't' '"'a'i""
YORK C.tv ''''.'' - >''
Mrs y I r.,,,,,. ava,
ter Miss n,h haru 't,' h,'., ,,'' "'"@''
friends ia ,r,ss,,l,,'. >'>''''"'
~. ~ r.
r,,,,r,,.,I ,,.,', ','.H anu vile nav"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-03
LETTER or THANKS

richmond, Na.,--'ro the Othcr; T.
ana members OF the National !ticat
heneilt Society Mr.. 4. W. liumc.
President. iou Will please accept our
many thanks and highest apprcciatiGr
Tor your promptncSS in the payment
"l IN" rrath claim OF ($lG0O0I OF,
hnndr''i dollars on account Of Irat;i
O! Ann" Miller who was a member OF
b"amin& Faith Lodge No. IL, nr
Elrhm"nd. Va. 1t will be our pleasure.
I" speak OF the good the Order is do
'ilS IN many ways. Again thaukinc
You and the Lodge I am.
Signed: w, II IOEf.
Witnesses:
NJ. ID. PAYNE.
S. b. COGBILr.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-03
TILE FAVORED FEW

We spoke Of John 9. Adams,
Harry G.. Smith and others as doing
|comrn, uncompromisinE scrvic" tor
he race. 1t was evident that Editor
dams was his ideal in this RESPECT
ltc did not hesitate to make the
! 1atcmcnt He WAS not at al dis
s)ura2cd by the outlook. He went
fifth me to the Stanley steam car
Ind inspected il with its numerous
rcamrrS. Then | bid him adicu
ld took up my winding way through
A le cOnGcStcd traffic Of this north
aiStrrn city. wanted to leave this
3ction that afternoon and | found
1 IL minutes rapidly slipping away.
called on Grand Chancellor T. h.
arco. OF MASSACHUSETTS. He has
Slt life into pythiani$m in New
I npland.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-03
II iSN NEGROES WIN RIGHT TO
EEHi'ILD BONES.

The new ordinance passed by the
cltE Of Tulsa. Oklahoma. following,
the recent riot. which extended the
ilr" limits TO restrict building in the
devastated area -, that colnrcsi
people would have been unable to
rebuild their burned homes, has been
declared VOID in court. according to
Il telegram received today and made
public by the National Association
l'r the Advancement oi CUlorcd
People, 20 FIFTH Avenue. New York.
The telegram, which is sent on
behalf of committee Of prominent
"olorcd citizens Of Oklahoma. says in
part:
''TnlSa., new ordinance extending
fir" limits to restrict building in the
dcvd$tcd district was declared void
10y court today after court battle
WaGcd by our attorneys
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-03
THE IMPERIAL ORDER or KING;
DAVID WILL ME.ET HERE
NEXT WEEK.

Tn" Imperial Order Of King David
WEI hold its thirteenth annual So;
sion at tho Sharon Baptist Church on
September 9th and 7th. The public
is cordially invited TO our exercises.
which will be held al the Ebcnczcr
Baptist Church. Tuesday. September
9Th AT $40, at which time the Hon
John Mitchell. Jr.. who is President
"f the oldest bank in the city will
address the body. Other promincnt
persons Will assist on the program.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-03
1E. BRAGG .NSl>S I.STIONS .


My dear Mi'rhcll:-l have not for.
ruttcn the time, when in nll our Glorv
aS an Alderman from jackson ward.
N"n was a power and Influence in the
Richmond City Hall. 1t is Il mistake,
on our part, to worry over the hlundrr
OF President Harding. Fo" policy sake,
il for no other reason. why shouh no:
the black people of Virginia, who can
vote. almoSt. unitcdly. cast their SUI.
tragc FOR the regular Democratic nomi
nccS? IF, following thu, advice of the
l'ro|ldenl we are to fall in hrhfn 1
white leadership. why not choose that
quality of white leadership which in.
cludeS the greater number Of SubSiaIl.
:ial whites Of the South? II is possible
and probable. il there are large white
acccSsionS to the Republican party III
the South. that such ac,s sSionS. in tho
main, Will be from that element in the
Demorratic party, who, in the pasi,
nave been the black mans bittcrcs It
Toes. do not forget the fac, thai
when the late William Mahonc made :,
break in the Democratic para. and
brought thousands into the Rcpubli.
can party, that such new rcrrui1.;
EifGc!N were from the crow, in tho
l'"morratir party who had been re
SponSiblc FOR hallot.bOX Stuniuw. and
1ntimidating Negroes
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-03

.ao.t D.. t'.-a
.,t. ..s.1..f..f. +. .s-..tr, ta.aa4.
......tr e.us.s. .. wna ..-'
@... ~ " @,. :auu 3s..t. E &a.
.r ...-..... NJ
''.. f@#". t'',. t". iHjt~ w
-, e. 5~n.s".
T. So '..' s. .#..t. .5ust 81. f.ur@utt;i t#rf
II mr ito-r .u1 lg@t guU1H r. pr51#I,
81 F.. 'r....s >ru w.. rtssr tn o..r rnr .
arn".IN. ! ".' r <ou ~.th the wrr,,. .
"i..~ ...l t',r II / ,rr.r in TIA, n.g,fr
4" nr Ln't." m"to..c hrliry,, tlu'
,uu h.y,. trn.r in ,rn r.,r,, ,f t,n
7 "'d. / 81 n ,ot ". l,nmr. yuu VITO
r,t.r,.-rut tn. Sunday :, hours in Tho
hope ihat the praut~,. VIII H.. rn1ril,, =
tHat Nhvr, Two rr .nr,,. ,.r,,. ..,,th,,,.,
~ Hi u.rur II. viii hr with tnnm
Ou thi~ "rurfnI once ru1nrJ w..
dja''< Nh" knew mo- ihc true God. Or
This -ruurH uurr rrrd Tho feet of .',,.
'~ Who had twr ma.rrr&. ON rf~
"r"@ud. today. thank t,d. are ratnrr
J. ~ together. men. women and ,hildr..n y
who hrli"y" in "Onc Lord one f1itl..
AVID one hamI ism
Til J. Ground con-rrratcI hy the rr:,..
"r's or our f., hers. this around d,adir..
ct hy Tine fn;th Of our mothers thIv
@round hu1lowcd by The SONGS of inr,.
cent children. is holy. for God dwrla
here.
"" Wolcom" you to Kilmaruo. i.
. side" WORKING ont their dcstinccs thus
proving that where people serve. C;c0,
peace ANA happiness will hr thrira
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-03
tiiIlDRlI\'S DAY .

thlldl'"n$ Day exercises Of the
Bands ot talanthc will be observed al
over the state, September -. 1921.
The MatronS of The various districts
viii arranC" an appropriate program
with services at some church in tho
community. The Bands are in Il floUr
i%hiEG condition and now work is pro,
crossing.
MRS. ANNA TAYLOR.
Grand Worthy Matron
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-03
kAiO THEATRE UNDEK MEM.
MANAGEMENT

The broadway Amusement Com
ranH under the management o. Mr..
Ken r.. Finlay has taken oyci. tho
Ray" Theatre on Second ST. hctwccn
Marshall and Clay SITS. ana are
operating n first lass movie picture
house. The prices are reasonable
and III" public is invited to patronizc
the place
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-03
TIE LOGICAL RESULT

In fact. I we'll remember. that soma
ol inns very type confessed ;< much
on IN" stump. in appealing to the black
man Tor his vote, but added that they
had repent Il and would use thrh
kn"Wl'd&r on behalf of the Negro.
II one Of the results OF President
ltHrdin%'S advice mnnifcSts itscyr in
llllin; up the RANKS OF the RcpuhliCon
party in tn" south with the worS. ole
ih"h1S III tn" Democratic party. then
thereby the "Xigrncich will welcome
mt" the ranks OF Democracy Just that
hlnd OF conservative. AMI rcliabir,
tore" rs would assist the quality ami
s'lih>tAnti1' white men Of the Sot,tn
III IN" Interpretation OF such hjsrr
ideals a& would conduco to the hest
W"Iiar" Of all the people. both hlrcl,
ana WhIt". Thcr" is no reason 10 he in
despair. TN" darkest hour is lcfo1n
'hc break OF day; and some us hcIicvc
'hat 'daN-hrcak' is near at hand
f"lthlnlly. your old friend, ana
j"urna .i".ic co-workrr,
GEORGE +. BRAGG. .IR.
haltImor". Md. Aug. L.. 1921
ll23 MrCulloh STREE.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-03
THE GRAND PARADE

Th" grand parade took place at 3
o'clock Tuesday and crowds throngcd
Continued on Fourth Pagc)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-03
BRIGADE ORG AIMED

On Monday morning the REGIMENT
al Union met in ST. Paul's Church
at 10 O'Clock to review their work
for the last two years This meeting
WAS very Instructive. as the reports
showed vast growth in this depart
mcnt Of the order. Then the First
Rr@imcnt. which conSiStS Of ~ com
panicS from Virginia. u. c. and
Maryland went into the organization
ii II l}ri@adc to y" known ~ The First
PntrL.rchic Brigade with Treatments :
y nd R ana With the folnwin,;
or
I::Gndirr General w T.. +.
NruWcll. Roanoke. Va. brigade Al
iutant, COZ. II. y. Hays OF Ba)1i-
more. Md. : Commander Of Regiment
y, Con Thomas Il. Slater. Baltimore
Md. Commander OF Regiment +
Col Sandy Miller. Norfolk. Va: 1t
cot "f Regiment y. 1t. Col. Louis
Is Myers. WaShineron. II { Ii
Col. of Regiment T.. 1t. Col. w
VI lIund}cy. NrwaorI News. Va.
Ert@aHirr General tr"w"N. ~ one"
announced list Ii. George \. Parker
of GEORGETOWN, u. & rs his chief OF
stan with rank oi II. con Thi@
c,o~"d one oi the best meetings nf
tn" First Regiment and in the future
the meetings will Be the First Bri-
Eadr Field Day.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-03
MIR. HUGHES RESlDENCE.

Finally we arrived at Mr.. Jack
Is residence. II" called up Mr.
|Xandcr hughes and his accom-
he'd Madame. formerly MiA>
|llinc Simm& of Richmond Mr..
EhcS had ARRANGED for me to stop
In him, while Mr.. jackson had
hinged to take Robinson and
fcSt. Whcn We got there, We
nd a pa!attal home. with flower
= and other arrangements that
Adcd We strongly Of my "trip to
Angeles and other California
XII have another spare room
ntinucd on Fourth Pagr)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-03
DISTRICT GRAND LODGE MEETS

Nh" District Grand Lodge opened
Tuesday morning at 81. Paul Church
Tor tn" genera public exercise.
Grand Master Major General Il. T.
Stewart called tn" meeting to order
Hld after d"votionaIS by II. c. -
j. II Einiord Of Richmond. Rri&A
di"r General ". T.. r. CruWrn was
presented aS Master ct Ceremonies
The W"lcom" To III" city WAS Ncliv
cred hN Dr. Charles H. Fox, who
r"rrc~rutod The Mayor ~ well ~; the
white fralcrmitic~ of the cily and his
address was 4 masterpiece OF clo-
uucnCc and lo%ic. I'll" response was
by Major Genera! II. 7 Stewart. d,
6. Master and Rev. Il. Bccchcr 'ray
dor OF Richmond Charles ". poin
dexter and Mrs. cora \. DAVIS
presented gavcl< to the u. G. NJ . and
-. G.. NJ y. G. for the local Lodges
and Household. These were accepted
~ N"" Hilfrrd 'of tic u. G. lodge
and Mrs. Hannah l.. Johnson for the
Grand Household. Mrs. Millc B
Paxton welcomed the Grand House
hold and RESPONSE made 10y Mrs.
Ada r.. Bcauford Of Danyillc. Miss
Ester Day oi Roanoke. a n"tcd singer
rendered Il beautiful soto to the de
light Of all. The meeting adjourned
To tuk" up business Wednesday
morning.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-03

I'r " j. Pcttj& and wife hav<.
reg nrn'd from an extended automobile
trap. He visited New EnuHaud
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-03
t'lI()ltl' s.

welcome To one. welcome 10 all.
Officers. dclcGat"S. friends and all
This is tn" song we sing TO Won
Welcome. your" W'Lcomc to orr
church and Scho9'
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-09-03

-r---- 20 ; c'Ls~ O.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-05
RUSSIAN GENERAL FLED
BY HIDING IN AUTO.

VLADIVOsTOK, Aug. 5,-General
Semienoff, whose officers recently
proclaimed him supreme ruler of ST.
IBERIA. made his mysterious getaway
from Vladivestok by hiding on the
bottom of a motor car which was
escorted by two automobiles contain
ing Japanese soldiers and arms. ac-
eording to a statement issued by the
press bureau of the V~ladivostok gov
eminent.
The statement continued: "The
presence of the armed japanese
guard prevent the Kappel forces
from OBTAINING Ataman Semienoff
Information has been received re-
Gently that Semienoff had arrived at
Nikolsk and is staying at the head
quarters of one of his detachments.
1T is reported from authoritative
sources that Semienoff intends to
proclaim himself supreme ruler OF
the Maritime Provinces, to establish
a governm eos of his own, to requi-
sition all government stores and
goods. and to control the railway
traffic to Grodokovo. The maritime
government is indignant with the At
aman for his flight and had decided
to summon him to a court trial for
leaving V~ladivostok wilfully and GO
ing to Grodekovo. in spite of the fact
that he was strictly forbidden by the
government.
THE maritime government be-
lieves that Ataman was rendered as
sistance in his escape by some Off
GERS who are supposed to be Japa-
nese, without the consent or know
ledge of the Japanese command. Be-
ing asked about the attitude of the
Japanese command with regard to
Semienoff's flight, Captain Fukuda,
a member of the japanese military
mission, said that the japanese COM
mand advised the Ataman not to vio-
late the governments orders. The
Japanese command did not render
any assistance to Semienoff in his
flight, and was Informed about the
Ataman's departure, only when he
had left the city,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-04
DE VALERA MATYSIS SU
LLOYD GEORGE.

Londonas, Geg. ,. - Lordas
Derby antrukart keliauja Al
rijon taikos reikalais. Augs-
TOTO AnglijoS autoriteto tvirti-
nimu, primukart Derby buda-
mas Airijoie matesis su All
rios prezidentu de Valera.
Antrukart lordas duOsias de
Valerai sugestijQ pasimatyti
su Angliios premjeru Lloyd
George Airijos nuraminimo
reikale.
LaiEraStis Times sako, jog
de Valera neturis priezasties
atSisakyti matyties su prem
jeru.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-04
STRE|KUOJA PIRKLYBOS
LAIVy JUR|NINKA|.

New York, Geg. 3. - Pa
k6l6 streika visoj Sally pirk-
lybos laivQ jurininkai. Juri-
ninkQ organizacijos virSaiciai
tvirtina, jog streikan isejo a
pie 100000 jurininkQ.
Streiko paliesta apie 5000
laivu, viso apie 100000 to-
nv intilpimo.
Vietiniame uoste suvarzyta
260 laivQ. Nuostoliai kasdien
siekia vienq milijona dolieriQ.
Streikas pakilo del nesusip-
ratimq jurininkq unijQ su GA
merican Ship Owners Associ-
ation". Darbininkai laivQ sa-
vininkus kaltina uz skelbima
"lokauto." Anie vel darbinin-
kus kaltina uz nor6jima sunai-
KNIT pirklybos laivyna.
Kadangi laivQ inzinieriams
draudziama streikuoti, tad: ju
apie 5000 padave rezignac1-
jas.
IStikrujQ streikas pakilo del
mazinimo uzmokesnio jurinin-
kams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-04
SEMIONOVO PADEJEJAS
PUOLA CITA.
Komunistai agituoja uz Mas
kva.

Pekinas, Geg. 3. - zinomo
priesbolsevikinio vado genera
10 Semionovo pad6j6jas, gen.
baronas Ungern-Sternburg su
savo karuomene atnaujino puo
lima prizes Cita, anot gautu
cia ziniQ is Harbino.
Cita skaitosi rytin6s Sibe-
rios respublikos laikina sosti-
ne. Tenai yra tos respublikos
valdzia: Taigi norma paimti
miesta, iSvaikyti komunistus
If jQ Salininkus ir panaikinti
ta ypatingaja respublika.
Gen. Sternbergo karuomene,
sakoma, musas su respublikos
karuomene salimais Petrows-
ky, tarpe Verchnii-Udinsk ir
Citos.
Is Vladivostoko depeSose sa-
koma, jog ir vakarin6j Siberi-
joj prasideje sukilimai. Tas
daro didelius nesmagumus XII
nijai ir Irkucko valdziai.
BlagovieScensko apskrity di-
dziai trukSmauja priesbolsevi-
kines pajegos.
Rytu Siberijos respublikos
komunistai pakele smarkias
agitacijas uz tai, kad .Citos
valdzia likviduotQ ir ta res
publika prijungtq prie Sovie-
tQ Rusijos. Mes atskiras gy-
vavimas negalimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-05-04
soCIJALISTAI VISGI PA
MINEJO SAVo sVENTE.

Iyairiq tautQ socijalistai
Chicagoje praeita sekmadieni
paminejo savo (ne darbinin-
kq) svente Geguzes l d. Co
liseume jie turejo susirinkima,
prakalbas, orkestra.
Apie pora tukstanciQ soci-
jalistq surikiuota eil6mis ant
kampo Blue Island ir Roose-
velt gatviq ir nuvesta ! Co
liseuma.
Keli simtai policijos unifor-
NOSE ir civiliuose rubuose bu-
vo paruosta galimiems paliltl
sumisimams. Bet sumisimai ne
ivyko.
Ivairiose miesto dalyse ke-
letas zmoniq arestuota uz da-
linima radikaliniq atsiliepimq
ir uz nesiojima raudonu We
liavQ.
Coliseume susirinkusieji is
reiSke pageidavima sudaryti
100000 fonda ir Chicagoje
isteigti socijalistini laikrasti.
Bet tai tik sumanymas.