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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-22
STATELECl0N
MEET IS UP TO
BUSINESS men
Rock Island Post Asks Chamber OF
Commerce Aid to Observe
Armistice Day.

Rock Islands decision to bid for
the 1922 convention of the Illinois
department of the American Legion
depends upon the attitude OF bust
ness men of the city. Rock Island
post No. 200 determined last night
The annual two-day convention Of
the Legion will be held this year in
Decatur, beginning Oct 10, and the
vote will be taken there for the
next convention city.
The post has received assurances
of reliable character that Rock Is
lands chances for securing the
1922 meet are better than those of
Aurora and Quincy, the only other
contestants, and that if Rock Is
land shows a real desire for the
gathering it can have it by putting
forth a little effort
There will be a large delegation
of Rock Island visitors in Decatur.
because of the contest to be staged
between the Staleys and the Rock
Island Independents. Fifty fans,
most of them Legion members, can
be depended upon to go to Decatur
with the Rock Island team. If this
delegation of Legion men. backed
by the guarantee of the Rock Is
land Chamber of Commerce. ap-
pears before the convention and re-
quests the 1922 convention. the
vote will favor Rock Island.
Commander Dan X. Brennan OF
Rock Island post and other Legion
members will take up the matter
with the Chamber OF Commerce at
once. and the final decision will be
made at a meeting of the executive
committee of the Legion Wednes-
day noon.
The railroads have granted TO
Legion men a fare OF cent and a
half a mile for the Decatur state
convention.
Exciting Contest
The contest for the office of state
! commander at Decatur promises TO
be exciting. There are five candi-
dates in the field, the present in
cumbent, William McCauley; Major
David E. Harmon, Colonel John V.
Clinnin and Colonel H. B. Hackett,
all of Chicago, and Ralph Hardness
! of Waukegan. Colonel Clinnin is
state vice commander and Major
Harmon a member of the state ex-
ecutive committee.
| Armistice Day Plans.
At the post meeting last evening
! the invitation extended to the Lee
gion to be the guests of honor at a
| banquet to be held under the clubs
auspices on the evening of Nov. IL,
Armistice day, was accepted, and
committee will be appointed to Co
operate with the club arranging for
| the dinner.
| On Armistice day the post will
probably plant some memorial trees
| in one of the city parks, naming
them after Rock Island boys who
were slain in the World war. 1t is
certain at least that Armistice day
will not pass unobserved. and that
it will be commemorated by the
Legion in some public manner
All ex-service men in Rock Is
| land and vicinity are invited to the
stag" to be given by the post Sat
urday night, Oct. L
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-22
DISPATCHLETS
CONTRACT FOR
new BUILDING
Newspaper to Occupy Two-Story
Plant Adjoining I. u. C. A.
To Rush Work.

Main construction contract for
the Moline Dispatches new two
story building on Fifth avenue west
of Eighteenth street, has been let
and excavation work will begin
Monday, almost coincident with
work upon Moline's $1,000. 200 hotel
Ground plot of the new building
will cover 50x132 feet, leaving a
1O-foot driveway along the east
side and an S-foot space inside
the alley line. The building will
line up with the Y. N. c. A on the
corner, 10 feet back of the side
walk line.
The building will be of vitrified
brick with foundation, basement
and floors of reinforced concrete.
Business Office and press room will
be on the first floor, front; edito-
rial rooms will occupy south end
of the second floor and the COM
posing rooms will be located in
the north end of that floor. On
the mezzanine floor will be 1ocat-
ed ladies' rest and toilet rooms,
storage and file rooms. The base
ment will give capacity for stor-
age of print paper and supplies as
well as the heating plant
Modern equipment and convent
ences will be installed throughout
the building.
Original plans for the Dispatch
new home, made in 1920, were for
single story structure, but bids
at that time were prohibitive and it
became apparent, too, that the first
plans were not sufficient to meet
needs of the plant. All bids for
the work are not IN, but cost of
the new building will probably be
about the same as for the smaller
structure a year ago-an evidence
of the return to normally" in the
building trades at least Work
upon the new home will be pushed
and the Dispatch will probably be
in its new quarters before the win
ter ends.
The Moline Dispatch was found
ed July 81. 1878, by Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver White. After several
changes in its early years It came
into the hands of P. S McGIynn,
| its present editor, and John K.
Groom, in 1885. Mr.. Groom dis
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-22
MILAN

Raw Criswel1 will leave Ins e.I,
ming for Iowa City, where ne VII VII
resume his studies at the oe'"-
MT. and Mrs. Seth Slater Ielt
Wednesday morning by auto LOT q
visit of several weeks at the nouns dI
of their daughter, Mrs. u. j. fh4e4-
man of Cedar Falls, Iowa
Friends of Mrs. Maurice ECA
bardt will be glad to learn tnat
She is improving nicely from ne5 5
oneration which was per1ormeu
FIVE weeks ago at the Lutheran
hosnital in Moline for perltoplls'
MIS- Eckhardt is now out OF dan
per but it will be some Tune pc
fore she is able to return nome NJ, a.
Iohn Kyte of Paxton, H. is
snending a few days in Milan look
;ng after his farm interests
Howard Curtis is home on snore :
leave from Great Lakes naVal
raining station until Oct D.
Mrs. T. W. Matthews is IN Mason
citv. Iowa assisting in caring 1or
her daughter, Mrs R B. Girlon,
xho has been suffering Win an
attack of gan stones
George Cohen is IN Cnlcaso
.nending the remainder OF his
vacation
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-22
MURPHY COMPANY
Is INCORPORATED

The D. C. Murphy company, Inc,
with capital stock Of $4,000, has
filed certificate of its Incorporation
with the Scott county recorder and
will take over business of the late
Dan c. Murphy of this city, acting
as manufacturers agents in pow
er. ventilating, plumbing equip
ment and vacuum and vapor heat
ing specialties- Ofices will be
maintained in the Security build
ing, Davenport
Directors OF the new incorpora-
ton are Mrs. Emma T. Murphy,
Fred r Pollard and Miss Jean
Murphy of this city, E ] Dough
erty and Raymond ] Blank OF Daz-
EXPORT Mr.. Blank will be general
manager of the company assisted
by G. L. Conkee, experienced engi-
neer. Mrs. Murphy is president
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-22
HANSGEN TO NAME
DRIVE WORKERS

William Hansgen, who is to De
the chairman in charge Of the
workers who will conduct the
Chamber of Commerce memberhslp
drive which is to be launched Oct
II. is engaged in the compilation OF
a list of available business men
from which he will name captains
and members of teams, and will an
nounce his appointments III a Ie"
days.
The membership drive will pc III
augurated by a lunch in the ROCK
Island club Oct. 10, and Will las'
three days.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-22
HARRY VAN TUYL
rs CHOSEN SOPH
CLASS PRESIDENT

Harry Van Tuyl was elected
president of the Rock Island high
school sophomore class yesterday
afternoon. The other officers are:
Vice presfdent-Rosemary Hun
toon.
Secretary-Marave Pearson
Samuel Arndt.
The freshman class officers viii
be elected tomorrow afternoon
The boys glee club met last
night and work for the future was
planned. officers and a name for
the club will be chosen at the
laxt meeting.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-22
LONG SEARCH COMES TO
AN END IN ILLINOIS CITY

day than they've been for years,
she continued. I've been relieved
of my former dizzy spells and con-
stipation and my general health is
greatly improved. Trutona'S Ger
tairly worth many. many times the
price TO anyone, who suffers as l
did Since I've taken this medicine
can't realize how anyone would
hesitate to recommend Trutona-
Buy Trutona in Rock Island at
Carl E. Schlegel's Drug Store
ADVERTISEMENT
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-22
EXCHANGE CLUB
ACTS TO SECURE
NATIONAL MEET

Members of the Exchange club,
after their MONDAY luncheon to-
day at the Rock Island club, held a
brief business session and elected
otto F. Hildebrandt and Maurice D.
Cook to represent the club at the
national convention of Exchange
clubs which will open in Grand
Rapids, Mich, Sunday. These del
egstes will present the invitation
OF the Rock Island Exchange club
70 the national convention to hold
tne 1922 session in Rock Island.
William B. Schroeder presided at
NE session in the absence of Pres
ident c. A. Beers.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-22
IBLEUER FAMILY
| SPINNING WHEEL
GIFT TO SOCIETY

A spinning wheel, brought TO
Rock Island in 1855, and upon
which probably were spun socks
and nittens for members of the
Bleuer family band, claimed to be
the first military band in this city,
has come into possession Of the
Rock Island County Historical So
ciety. The historic relic is gift
from Miss Laura Bladel, 915 Seven
teenth street.
The wheel was owned by John
BIeuer, who came to Rock Island
about 1855. He was a native of
Switzerland. A musician there, he
taught his children band music and
in the Bleuer organization had 10
sons and two daughters.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-22
Personal Points

M. c. Rice, who for many years
conducted a clothing store in Rock
Island, but who is now in the same
line of business at Coffeyville
Kan, was a visitor in the city to-
day.
Raymond Arndt of 1888 Fifteenth
street, has returned to the Univers-
ity of Illinois to resume his stud
les after spending the summer va
cation with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Dolly and
daughter Kathryn have returned
from a five weeks visit in Petosky,
Mich.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-22
FAILS TO PRESS
CHARGE AGAINST
ALLEGED HOLDUP

Michael J. March, Davenport, ar
rested by the police Sept 10, on a
charge of attempting to rob ].
Brein, Rock Island taxicab driver,
was dismissed by Justice Joseph P.
Kelly in police court yesterday
when the complaining witness fail
ed to appear
Brein charged that after he had
brought March to Rock Island from
Davenport the man attempted to
rob him, but when Brein put up a
fight the man ran away.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-22
MOLnER STARTS
TO BREAK DISHES
BUT. POLICE COME

Fritz Magnuson. Moline, was
fined IS by Justice Joseph p Kelly
in police court this morning on a
charge of being drunk and dis
orderly. Magnuson came to Rock
Island last night while intoxicated
and entering restaurant at
Fourth avenue and Tweuty-third
street he started to break up
dishes, but was overpowered be-
fore much damage was done.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-22

Mr.. Dougherty vice president and
Miss Murphy secretary-treasurer of
the firm.
First Peoples Grocery company,
with capital stock of $4,000, also
filed certificate of incorporation.
Chicago, Oak Park and Des Moines
capital is financing the company.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-22
INSURANCE FIRM
RECETVERSHIP rs
DELAYED AGAIN

A continuance of the case involv-
ing petition for receivershtp for the
International Life & Trust com
pany of Moline, was granted by
Judge N. A Larson in circuit court
this morning Arguments on the
demurrer were to have been heard
this morning. The postponement
is for an indefinite period by
agreement of counsel for the COM
planning stockholders and for the
company, but it is believed will
come for hearing soon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-22
AUTOISTS FINED.

Otto Chal1erman, Davenport, was
fined SIS by Justice Joseph P. Kelly
in police court this morning on a
charge of driving his automobile
by a street car that had been
stopped to take ON and discharge
passengers.
C. H. Hallgren. Moline, was fined
S. on a charge OF speeding.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-22

an all the years I'd suffered
from stomach and liver troubles l
couldn't find any medicine that
would reach my case, but noticed
a big improvement soon after be-
ginning the use of Trutona," MIS-
George Arend- 50 years old. of SGT
South Fifteenth street, said a few
days ago.
I'm telling the truth when l say
that my stomach and liver and
bowels are in better condition to-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-22
Obituary
Funeral of Mrs RiibIer

Funeral services for Mrs. Philip
c. Biihler, 514 Fourteenth avenue,
were held at SAB o'clock this morn
ing in the Wheelan funeral home
and at O'Clock in st. Joseph's
church. Rev. p. H. Durlin con-
Quoted the services. Burial was in
Calvary cemetery.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-22
FUyERAL DIRgCFORS MEET.

Routine business was transacted
at the regular monthly meeting of
the Rock Island County Funeral
Directors association last night at
the Wiley & Kennedy funeral par
lors in East Moline The next
meeting will be held at the Knox
moFtuary IN Rock Island
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-22
Funeral of Mr.. Evans

Funeral services for Charles
John Evans, 800 Twenty-first
street, were held at 2 o'clock this
afternoon in the Moeller funeral
parlors. Rev. Charles G. Mann,
pastor Of the Third United Presby-
terrain church, conducted the ser
vices. Burial was IN Chippian-
mock cemetery.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-22

posed of his interests in 1891 to
the late W. +. Eastman. who died
in 1909. Two years later. John
Sundine, now associated with Mr..
McGlynn in its publication. acquir-
ed Mr.. Groom's interest.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-22
Funeral of Elmer Bowers.

Funeral services for Elmer
George Bowers, 2-months-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Bowers,
were held at 4 O'Clock this after
noon in the family residence, 21OO
First street Rev. F. J. Rolf, pas
tor of the Evangelical Church of
Peace, conducted the services. Bur
ial was in Chippiannock cemetery.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-02-23

Il got my F0rdson last May.
/ have plowed, disced, cut corn,
and grain, filled silos,s sawed
wood, and worked the roads and
other work. ! have never spent
a cent for repairs. recon-
mend it in every respect"
]. w. NORRIS, Viroqua, RI.
Il bought my Tractor on Oc-
tober 26, 1920, and did consid-
cradle fall blowing; and have
been saving wood and grinding
feed all winter. 1t certainly has
the power and l have been sat-
isfied with its working in every
operation 1 hla We undertaken.
My neighbors have an Avery
and were plowinga across the road
from me one day. We both had
the same size field. / averaged
2h times around the field while
the Avery went around once.
My FordsOn will fill my silo on
about IL gallons of kerosine,
while last year Samson filed it
and was charged up with 81
gallons"
ALBERT JOHNSON,
W0NEWOC.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-02-23

81 purchased my tractor Sep
TENDER ID, 1920, and did all my
fall blowing for myself and bro
Their, filed four silOs, shredded
corn for several of my neighbOrs
and at present am grinding feed
for myself and neighbors. am
absolutely satisfied with the
Tractor in each and everyone of
the above operations. | believe
the fuel consumption is only
about half of what other Tract
Ors around me use, which are
the Samson, Avery, Titan and
others"
Myself and Mr.. Rogers
bought a second hand FOrds0n
from Mr.. Jensen, who had used
il to haul milk with. / filed
several silos, plowed al fall
blowing for Mr.. Rogers and my
self, and al present we are grind
ing feed. We are thinking of
trading it for new FOrdsOn."
ED WINK, UNION CENTER.
II have a FOrdson Tractor
over two years old and it has
ample power for my farm work
such as blowing, saving wood,
grinding feed, etc. | bought this
second handed last fall."
JOSEPH VANNETTE
MT.TABOR
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-02-23

Bought my Tractor NOvem-
Der a, 1920, and its a dandy and
| enjoy doing my work with it.
l have plOwed some billy, stony
sod and she steps right along in
second. That set of pl0ws sure
do good work. Besides blowing
/ have been grinding feed for
myself and several of my neigh
bOrs. Also saving wood for my
self and neighb0rs. She does
the work O. K"
BERT HARRIS, ROCKTON
Il am well satisfied with my
Fordson Tract r. | have used
it in the field and on the belt
and it was good both places"
JOHN WAPP.
my FOrdson Tractor has FILL
ed silos, hulIed clover, sawed
wood, plowed, disced, and work
ed the roads. 1t is o. II. in every
respect"
V. A. LEWIS, ReadstOwn, RI.
Il received my FOrdsOn Tract
or on October 19,and plOwed sew
enty acres with it without any
trouble or one cent for repairs.
L am ready TO recommend the
FOrdsOn to any farmer"
TOM ELLEFSON.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-11
Is LIETUVIJ SU lENkAIS SANTIkIy

TaS pat angliSkai:
I'm self-government local
institutions also in all Go
vernment local institutions
in localities with mixed pO-
puIation the language OF
majority has equal rights
with state language. Polish
this declaration as a~whOIe
was negative. Full copy by
next courier.
(Signed) Balutis.
Lietuvos laikraSciQ zinio.
mis-, $ioi delegacijoj dalyvavo
Steigiamojo Seimo viee-pirml-
ninkaS d-ras Jonas Staugaitls
{ 0 ne kun. Staugaitis, kaip
buvo praneSta), Steig. Seimo
nariai Vladas Jurgaitis ir Staa
sys Dirgys if AugStQjQ Kur'
su vadovas Zigmas zemaitis
VisQ tn selygu iSdestymas
yra svarbiu dalyku, nes Len
kijos vaddi yra skelbe, If Sian
die Skelbia visokiQ nesqmanIQ
apie Lietuvos valdzios imten-
elias. Taip, buvo sakoma, jog
bus uzdrausta vartoti Lenkq
kalba, kad visi susisiekimal
lures butt atliekami tiktal
IlietuviQ kalba, ir tt. Lenkal
Xxi Siol nenori sutikti. Bet a.
tets laikas - lures nusilelstl.
Lietuvos Inform. Biuras.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-11
|ANGLg kARO TEIs0As
APKALT T|NO KUN|GA

I Londonas, Sausio 10. = An,
glu karo teismas Airijoie at
RADIO kaltu vienuoli kunigq
Domininkq, zinoma mirusio
badu Corko lordo majoro Nc
Swiney nuodemklausi, NJ
"suokalbiavimq prizes Angli-
ia. Bausme jam dar nepaskm-
ia.
Anglp valdzia kun. Domi-
ninkQ suareStavo nesenai da-
rant kratas vienuolynuose Sa-
limais Dublino.
Karo teisme paskaityti ku-
nigo raSyti laiSkai apie AnglQ
Selma Airijoje ir iStrauka is
io dieninio, kur buvo pareikS-
ia, kad kiekvienos tautos ,gy-
veptojai priesinasi iSlauki-
niams uNpuolimas il prizes
juos kovoja. AirJa su Angli-
ia kovoia prad6jus I'LL me,
tais.
Tais If kitais zodziai iis
prasizenges prizes karaliq ir to-
del esas kaltas.
T6vas Domininkas atsisak6
pripazinti to Anglp teismo
teisotumq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-11
Mazosios Tautos RaginanlOs
Vienyties prizes Bol$eVikus

labjaus kaip kitadOS grumoJa
visai Europai,'' sake grafas
Apponvi. "Mano nuomone,
bolSeviku ordas gall sulaikytl
tik, visos pasieniQ valstybes,
susiimgusios kruvon. Ate]us
pavasariui - pavoiuS neiSven
gtinas.
''Kol Ungarija saugOja Kar-
patu kalm per6iimus, EuroJa
cali but rami. Bet vienos I'm
CARLOS sargyba ne tick stlprl,
kad il visuOmet gal6tQ sulal-
kyti bolSevikQ potvlnl. CeEo-
Slovakai ir-gi mazai ky gall!
gelb6ti.
"Kuomet b0lSevikai persl-
ri<tu per KarpatuS, tuomet vi
durint Europa atsidurtQ j'l
malontn. AuStriia. kurioS so
citaIiStai palinke radikallz-
man. nenorttQ bolSevikams
prieSintieS.
Pagaliau grafas Apponyi pa
reiSkia, JOG niekas negalls pa
sakyti. kas gall veikties Vo-
kietijoie, kuomet bolSevikal
pakiltQ abelnan puoliman.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-11
GRAIKQ ARM1JA1 PAS
KIRTI NAUJI VADAI.
Paliuosuota daug venizelistu
oficieru.

Atenai, Graikija, Sausio 10.
Karalius Konstantinas patvar-
ko Graiku armija. Is genera
lq ir 200 pulkininkQ, buvusio-
jo premiere Venizeloso Sail
ninku, paliuosuota is armijos.
Anu vieton paskirti nauji ka-
ralin istikimieji vadai.
\ Karo minister's Demetrios
Gounaris iskeliavo TrakDon
perziureti karuomenes.
Karalius Konstantinas vie
na savo broli paskyre armies
generolu, gi kita pulkinin-
ku.
Graikijoje siandie viskas
hutu gerai. Tik neturima pi-
nigu. Ir is niekur ju negall-
lpa gauti.
Ana diena karalius atidare
parlamenta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-11
RUSINUA TURF kUOpLAGIAUS|A AUTONOMJA

muniia il UngariJa.
Rusinija yra centras nesutl-
-kimu. ia nori ypae pasisavin-
ii Lenkai, kaip jie savinasi II
kitas. svetimas zemes. Speja-
ma, kad Geko-Slovakija ilgus
metus neistengs apsaugoti Ru-
sinijos. II ia kaimynai pasida,
Inns i dalis nei kokie va
nagai.
Seniau Rusinija priguleJo
Ungarijai. Talkininku taikoS
konferencijoje jai pripazmta
autonomija il pavesta ceko.
Slovakijos globon. Pasakyta
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-11
PAPILDOMOJI SUTARTIEs
PROJEKTO DALIS KAL-
BOS VARTOJIM0.
Lenkai nesutinka.

Gruodzio 81 dienQ buvo pa-
Quota <paudon SutartIeS pro
iektaS, kurSai LictuviQ val
dzioS deIegacijoS Gruodzio 20
Il. buvo Nar$avoie paSiQIytaS
LenkQ valdziai.
SauSio 3 dienQ nuo B. Balu-
Gio * Kamo priSir>ta kahle-
grama. kurioje padaodama
dar vienaS toS SutartieS punh-
ta> del kalboS vartojimo Ry-
tinGte Lietuvos daily kaip vie
toS SavivaldybiQ lStaigose.
taip ir valdziOS istaigOSe, ka-
me gyventoiQ kalba yra mai
&yta.
"Vietos savivaldyb6s is
taigOse, o taippat II vlsos9
vaIdzios iStaigose toSe vie
toSe, kame yra nevlenoda
gyventojQ kalba, daugumas
gyventoiu kaIba tm lyglaS
teises su valstybGS kalba,
Lenkai atsineSa negatyviai
kaip prize Sio punkto, taip
ir prize visos sutarties. Pill
nut6Iis nuora$as bus prisiQ-
StaS artimiausiu kurjeru.'
-(PasiraSo) Balntis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-11
,FOCH PAGERBIA SUV.
VALSTIJAS,

Paryzius, Sausio 10, = Ma
.cijonal6 Katalillu gerovds ta,
ryba pareng6 susirinkimq,
Kalb6jo marSalas Foch, kurs
augstai pagerb6 Suv. Valsti-
jas uz prisid6jima karan. Sa-
Ike, kad kuomet Amerika pri-
sidejo prize talkininku, il is
karo laimejimo gal6jo laukti
vientik moralio pasitenkini-
mo. ~ .a..
Jis, pareiSk6, kad kuomet
gen. Pershingas atvykes jo
vyriausiojon stovyklon tomis
juodomis talkininkams valan-
domis, tai jis pirmiausiai pa
sakes:
"Mes pasiduodam jusu pat
varkymui, as ir mano karei-
viai. Siqsk NUNS kur tik rel
ckia, mes ten eisime. Pasiqsk
mus musiu lauka." "
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-01-11
BOLSEVTKAI PLENU0JA
PUOLIMUS.
To labai bijosi ir Ungarija.

Berlynas, Sausio 10. - Tn
gariia ir Lenkija, taippat Tx
rainija, Rmmiia If Pabalti-
Jos valstyht$ apimtos baim6S
del boI$evikQ ruoSimOSi atnau
init prizes jas viSas kara Sn
ateinanGiu pavaSariu.
YpaG Ungariia labai bijoS!
to nauio bol$evikQ pnollmo.
l'ngarlja Supranta, kad boise
vikai vi>ai< Iaikai> dega irde@S
kcrStu prize UngarijoS un Sug-
riovimQ ten komumlStQ val
dzioS. kmiai vadovayo Zino-
mas Bella Kun.
Anot gamamQ ziniQ. buvGS
Ungariio> taikoS delegacijos
Paryziuie pirmininkaS, grafaS
Apponyi. paduoda sumanymQ
kuOveikiauS Sudaryti 'SQjungQ
CngarijoS, LenkijOS. Rummi-
Jos n PabaltijoS valStybiQ.
"BoI$eviku pavoius Siandie