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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-25
RURAL REALTY TRANSFERS.

The county Board OF Assessment re-
ports the following transfers of rural
real estate:
Eighty-cig-ht acres OF land IN White
Cay Creek hundred, by Enos G. Baker.
administrator. to the Newark Trus,
Safe Deposit Coz. for $4,000.
Land In Oak Grove, by tho Equitable
Trust Co., to Eleanor Gillespie. for
$1,075.
Land at Townsend, by William A.
Scott to John G. David. for $500.
Land at Penn Rose, by George NJ
Gillespie to William J. McGarvcy, for
$3.50.
| Land in Hamilton Park. by the Eden
Park Realty Co.. to Jacob Jenkins, for
s275.
Land in Brandywine hundred, by
Ann l.. Perkins to Tessie Bell Drake
for $500.
Land at Minquadale, by tho j. w
Holloway Co., TO Secria Liggctt, for tn,
nominal sum OF $40.
Land on Holloway Terrace, by the
Evening Journal Publishing Co. to
| Hyman Kanofsly, for the nomina
sum of S5
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-25
sCHAEFER,S CUE RECORDS
AMAZE BILLIARD WORLD

Not only does Jake (Buddic)
Schaefer hold the worlds high
billiard average. but the young
ster holds another record that
bids fair to stand for all time.
In his last two games he
amassed 500 points. while the
combined scores OF Cochran and
Hoppe only reached the feeble
total OF 20 points.
To completely shut out a
player of the calibre OF Coch-
ran is a feat that will go down
into billiard history as one OF
the most remarkable climaxes
in the annals of the green cloth
game. and the defeat Of the
champion OF champions by such
n ridiculously low score is an
other feat that adds additional
lustre to the worthy son of q
worthy sire.
The entire billiard world Is
amazed at these performances
and Is at last convinced that
the once unbeatable Willie has
foeman worthy of his steel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-25
POWELL WINS CROSS COUNTRY
Local Y. NJ. c. A. Stages Event Tha
Arouses Much Interest.

Clayton Powell, wearing the colors
OF the Peoples Settlement, captured
the second Thanksgiving Day cross
country run, staged under the aus
pices Of the local Y. M. G. A., yester-
day. covering the course in the ex-
cellent time of 80 minutes and 40 sec
ends. Walter Mendinhall and w. l..
Cam finished second and third, re-
spectively.
The course, which covers q good
five miles. started at the Ferris In
dustrial School, near Prices Corner,
along the du Pont road to the Ken
nett Pike. east on that thoroughfare
TO Pennsylvania avenue, in Pennsyl-
vania avenue to Delaware avenue and
finishing I'm front of the Y. NJ. c. A.
II isn't lost. A classified ad will
find a fot. Npf, Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-25
nIo GAME TONIGHT.
lrnwnsun aud VI. aud VI. tiNes to
state Contest.

ilruWnson and NJ ana NJ. of Phlla-
I,lphln. viii meet tonight at Brown
on Library, az $40. The visitors are
,putOd Go be one of tho fastest quin-
etH in philndclphio and have an on
liable pccord Tor the present season.
ln their linc-up. N. ana NJ. boasts
two ~ the best iioor workers IN
ho rRmo, J. Reagan and "lnkie"
iuhran.
"tiud" Walsh. manager Of Brown
un, haF his team in top form for
uulHhts argument ana expects one
thr beat ramcs of the season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-25
LETTERS ON ESTATES.

Register of Wills Isaac r.. Brown
has granted letters as follows
Administration-On the estate of
lanche Hart to William w. Robi y
son.
Tostamentary-On the estate Of Eli
len Gael to William Frank Taylor,
estate of James A. Bacon TO William
r,<rco.,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-25
Eastsrn star Daass.

Mispah Chapter. No. :. order Of
Eastern Star. will hold = THANKSGIVING
dance tomorrow evening In tho Kres6c
building, 611-8I3 Market street. Prixes
win be awarded. The Union orchestra
will furnish music. Tho dance IL bc-
ing arranged by Mrs. v. 2. Taivrc.
Mrs. IL. X. Fulmer. Mrs. Howard Nc
PVey, Mrs. Elias Stock. Mrs. Edward
Beeson, Mrs. Gilbert Maloney. Mrs. q
Il. Pierce, Mrs. NJ. Galloway, Mrs. ]
l.. Essex and Mrs. Cummings. Mrs
Mcvey and Mrs. Stock win conduct q
candy booth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-25
PIONEERS ny ONE POINT.
",upie" Wolle's Field Coal br'ngs
Nlciorv for Teammates.

4 nold goal by couple" Wolfe In the
ast minute of play spelled defeat Tor
he West End team last night AT
'rionds school. the Pioneers winning
.ut. is 90 ~. The score
NEGu INn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-25
Five Points
lIIIl fllNI
CHESTER scoRELEss TIE.

Now castle. Nov. 2s.---Chester High
sDhool and New Castle High. hattlod
here Yesterday 60 tcoreloss tie IN
their bis annual game before n record
crowd. tn, ino.up:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-25
Chestor IL s

When u comes 10 real estate-you
know what you want Look through
q alphabetical li-t OF propcrties and
anartmsnts all fully described in
the classified section. Perhaps YOU
will ind " listed today; n not don't
toss n de,--call 2aoo. ask for ad takcr
ana tell Ga. public~-Advs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-25
sRor WHILE CUNNING.
Frank Donovan Injured when Gun
Accidentally Dropped From His Hand.

Accidentally shot in the right hip
while cunning yesterday in the out
skirts OF tho city. Frank Donovan. 20
years old OF 421 East Eighth street, is
reported 10 be resting easy at the
Delaware Hospital today. Examination
showed that the shot had torn open
the flesh and glanced OF the hip.
Donovan said the gun WAS dischary-
ed when It accidently slipped from his
hand,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-25
SALES|ANUM TEAMS
BATTLE TO II TIE
Contest at Second and du Pont
Streets With Field Envel-
opsd in Fog.

After battling Cor 40 INMATES. the
knirslanum warriors and the Alumni,
finished the game at Second and du
pont streets with the score knotted at
sry.a apiece.
A number Of fans turned ort 10
s.o the game which was interesting
despite the fact that a dense fog
covered the playing field at times,
making the players inCistinguishab.e
aud causing the spectators much dis
comfort.
m. youngsters displayed much
hcttor team play than their Older
hrathcts and should have scored at
lcast two touchdowns. but poor gem
ufalahp lost a golden opportunity
after a brilliant forward pass had
carried the ball Go the two yard line.
The work Of Burke, Micha and
Grant featured for the youngsters
burke carrying the ball over the
line for a touchdown. Gillespie and
Quinn starred for the Alumni, Quinn's
cnpture Of forward pass one-handed
haing the feature Of the game. The
llnu-up,
Saloslanum Alumni
pgGs ea,d. ,lcs,sndS1 ,Si' '0d 10. keilsS s6sS'
NrtsrthN.,... lctt tackle, ,..... Shieid'
tally, Mcclure (MciauRhiinl
Farlcs ....... left guard Bicrmar
.tuliinanc) -
hutltr ....... ccntrc ... ........J. hcil,
Iiianrpl
Nnnglc ... right guard ....... orper
Lemon buughertO
FahnA right tackle. McCormicl
grnnt right end ........ j. Dunn
buckley
% Cunningham quarterback. Gillespie
bulanl
'ulinAnv lcft hai-hach ....N Nu'hh'
nurkpl , 80,
Nirha right half-hack 4. Cunningha =
Nllghpr fullhack Dol. socrA
Score by periods.
aalyslauum ... ............. u " " .. f
Aumnl ..... 80, " -
rnuchdowns quinn, burke Goals IRON
.outhdnwns Gillespie, q. Cunningham
ti,f,rts, ! Kelly Head lincsman Fink
Irf tmplrr Williams. Time OF periods
aud 10 minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-25
WEST END
rI,lNElRs

Hrnnro Maxwell Timer - Desmond.
svntur laric, Time OF halves-fwonty
minutes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-25
linM Ihr, MN Limo I'M.
ii,r POINTS WINS.
Nampfuus tumhlcs In Contest MARRIED
n, HAD Weather.

The Five Points AgEies tore through
hp lpilnluntu A, c., Cor a 10 10 vic
nlt un tho nridiron at Elmhurst Field
tsitiday morning The game was
iiayed in u irht driazlc. and numcr-
uH fumblpn were made. Tho lineup
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-29
Lookout" Fooled
By Rum Sleuths
Dry Agent Tells How Evi.
dencc Was Obtained Against
"Soft Drink Parlor.'

A lookout" and a peep.hole were
part OF the protection against
federal rum sleuths devised by the
proprietor and bartenders in a soft
drink parlor at III North Sixteenth
street, according to Robert Ander'
son. prohibition agent
"But we fooled 'em anyway, OBJ.
tanning several buys" he stated.
As a result w. l.. Burke, pro-
prietor, and James Burdsh, both OF
whom live at 1908 North Twenty
fourth street, and Marion Raimondi,
Harvard hotel, were arrested yester-
day by federal agents,
The liquor was sold in the rear OF
tie soft drink establishment, said An
derson. The bartenders took turns
acting as lookout" When a Gus
toner knocked on the rear door, the
doorkeeper would peep out to see
ii the caller was an officer. Several
times when the place was raided by
police, the lookout" gave the sign
ior the bartender in the rear 10 de-
stroy the evidence" before the police
could get in.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-29
Council to Act on
Garbage Contract
Friday Morning
Mayor Dahlman Expresses Be
lief City Is Not Yet Ready
To Go to Expense of
Incinerator System.

A hve-year garbage contract
which the city council informally has
awarded 70 II. V. Hayward and
Fred K. Schroeder is slated Tor deh-
mite action at special meeting OF
the council Friday morning.
The next step in the proceedings
will be formal approval OF contract
and bond, followed by the signatures
OF the city's representatives and the
bidders.
Il am satisfied that the PROPOSE
ton Of Mr.. Hayward and Mr.,
Schroeder is the best the city can
do" said Mayor Dahlman. Several
men have gone broke or nearly so
during the last IS years with city
garbage contracts. | do not believe
that the city is ready TO go to the
expense OF an ineinerator system OF
garbage disposal. We sent a COM
mittee TO Des Moines TO investigate
the ineinerator plant there and the
information we received was htat IT
would cost Omaha nearly twice as
much as the amount Of the proposed
Hayward-Schroeder contract. We
expect TO impose all reasonable re-
quirements in the contract which
will be brought TO the council for
approval. We have given the gar
baRc question considerable thought
and are confident that this contract
will be the best solution for the next
five years"
The Hayward Schroeder bid calls
for the payment by the city of
$4,000 for the first year, with an
increase of $500 a year, bringing
the amount TO $4,000 for the fifth
year and making an average OF
$4,000 per year for the fve-year
period OF the contract.
Mr. Schroeder has been collecting
and disposing of garbage during the
last six months under a temporary
contract which provided for $1,000 a
month for July, August and Septem-
Der and $4,000 a month for the last
three months of the year.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-29
Brief City News

J. connell. attorney. asks sl4o,ssb
Tor damages 10 his property and
Robert j, Mossmnn, director OF the
United States National bank, asks
the city 20 pay him $4,000 instead
OF flb,S6o, az which his property
was appraised,
More smnllpoS-Two new cases Of
smallpox have been reported 20 the
city health department, making a
total OF Is cases this month, clat y
Mitchell. 20. s72i North Sixteen. i
street, md Dorothy Wre!th, 8, 95s
south Flflieth street. are the persons
afflicted
Eagles Dance-Aeria No, IS, Fra
ternal order OF Eagles. has all arr
rangements completed for big
dance az the hall. 1917 Capitol ave-
nue.. Friday evening next. Good
music will be one OF the main fen-
lures and presents for proficiency
Will be given for both sexes. Re-
ireshments will be served.
statesmen Meet Today-Reports OF
committees were prepared and other
business meetings. held yesterday at
the Chamber or Commerce in con-
nectlon with the Travellers Protec-
tive associations annual convention.
The entire body viii meet at the
Chamber OF Commerce this after
noon.
Volunteer as Slcuths--U. S.
Rohrer prohibition chief for Ne
hraska, has been deluged with calls
and letters from men who wish 10
act in the capacity of liquor sleuths
In Omaha New Years eve, 81 did
not know there were so many advo-
Gates OF the dry laws in Omaha"
Rohrer mused.
Disinterestcd Party-The name of
Blondy Run will be stricken from a
list of three defendants in an in
junction suit brought by the govern
ment to close Guy Abrelrs soft drink
parlor in Gretna. An affidavit
si~ned by the owner Of the building
denied Ruff had any interest In the
lease.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-29

Hero Dead Arrive Iriday-rht
raskets OF rs soldiers who died IL
France will arrive In Omaha Friday
morning al si09 over the Milwaukee
No omahans are in the consignment
Air Mail VIII Continue-The air
mail service Is In no danger or cur
tallment for lack OF funds, A, X
Dunphy, superintendent OF the Chi
eago-itoek Springs division, an-
nouneed yesterday, denying report
that air mail funds are low.
Funeral Services Tor Eik-Fu-
neral services for Charles Carlson
We're held In the Elks' lodge rooms
yesterday. Walter Nelson, exalted
ruler, conducted the Elk' ritual.
The body was shipped TO Fremont
for burial.
Has Prize Poultry-sherln Mike
Clark received three ribbons yester-
day for prlze-winning entries he had
In the poultry show here last No
yember. He also was complimented
on his chickens by the Rhode Island
association.
To Entertain DeleRatcs--Dele-
yates TO the meeting OF the Nebraska
State Bar association win be enter
tanned ut a party which will attend
the orpheum theater tomorrow
evening. Reservations for 1875 seats
have been made.
Investigate Gasoline Taxa spe-
cial committee OF eight men was ap-
pointed by the Omaha Chamber OF
Commerce at u special meeting
Tuesday. 10 investigate the proposed
tax on gasoline and the revenues IL
would bring TO the state.
Rine Named Trustcc--John A.
Rine, receiver. was appointed trustee
Of the Missouri Valley Cattle Loan
company at a meeting OF creditors
of the firm yesterday. His bond was
fixed at $4,000. Rine has collected
$4,000 for the bankrupt concern.
Jane CowI In "smiIin' Through
An announcement that will interest
theater-goers In Omaha is that
Jane Cowl will be seen here in
"Smilin' Through" The original
New York company will support her
in a three-day engagement, begin
ming Thursday, January IL.
'Bon Bons or Flowers"-A'box of
chocolates or a bouquet Of flowers
are the rewards offered by Mrs. A.
f. Westfelt, 39l7 Farnam street, to
the police officer who recoyers her
wrist watch and bracelet, which dis
appeared while she was on a street
car Tuesday.
Damage Suits-Two more suits
have resulted from the widening of
Twenty-fourth street, from st.
Marys avenue to Leayenworth. w.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-29
Omaha Priests to Travel in
Northern Africa and Europe

Rev. P. A. Flanagan of Holy
Angels church and Rev. James
Aherne OF St. Agnes church will
leave next week for an extended trip
through northern Africa, a greater
part OF Europe and to Rome, where
they will meet the pope and spend
the holy week with ecclesiastical
friends.
They expect to sail from New York
city on the steamship Adriatic, Jan
uary 7.
Father Flanagan has been or
dered by his physician - take the
trip. He has not bc-A away from
Omaha for Is years. He will be
away five or six months.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-29
Oil Drilling Syndicate
Summoned in Bankruptc,

Involuntary ban kruptcy actor
against the Morcamp Drilling syndi.
cate was started in federal court yes.
terday by Frank Morris. holder o.
$500 in notes; George Campen, foi
$3.50, and Sam Him, creditor. for
groceries and supplies to the amount
of S2l3.l3.
The petitioners declare that the
oil-drilling synd cate committed ar
act of bankruptcy October 10 when il
transferred more than $4,000 OF
company holdings to the following
Omahans: George Ross. S5,575: Wig,
go Lyngby, $l.665; Arthur English
$1,000. and George Porter, $5,o26.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-29
Orpheum Headliner
Entertains Rotarians

Omaha Rotarians were entertained
at their MONDAY meeting at the Hotel
Rome yesterday by Bob Hall, Or
pheum headiner. who pokcd fun at
everybody, even Rev. DR.. Frank &.
Smith, Bob laid down a barrage OF
wit and humor and rhyme that left
most of the Rotarics gasping for
breath, particularly Charles Gardner,
who, in attempting to stop Bob's ad-
vance was showed under and literal
ly sunk by the comedians raillery of
wit Charles declared himself hope
lcsSly outclassed.
Joy Sutphen was chairman OF the
meeting and TIE laughs that Bob Hall
didn't garner Joy did.
The meeting in the main was de-
voted to fun and frolic. Sneeches in
which the work of the December
group was outlined were made by
various members. John Beveridge.
John Lionberger, Charles Gardner,
James Allan, Ray Kingsley and Har-
ry Adams delivered one-minute
speeches on Rotary.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-29
Man Now in Cell
A 'Dumb-Bell,'H His
Girl Friends Say
W. 0. W. Employe Accused Of
Getting $4,000 on Forgeries
Gave Expensive Parties
For Young Women.

David Ammors, "a, formerly EN-,
ploye Of the Woodmen OF the World,
is held in the city Jail Tor alleged
appropriation OF funds of the insur-
anee association, Generosity and A
desre 10 entertain his Young women
friends lavishly are believed 10 have
been the cause of his downfall.
Ammons. who held the position OF
claim examiner in the mortuary de-
part"nent OF the insurance company.
is alleged 10 have cashed checks for
more thai $4,000 tha, were TO have
been mailed TO beneheiaries Of the
society.
Mrs. NJ. Miller. 4s26 Decatur
street; Miss Berdie Whitaker. Thir-
ticth street and Fowler avenue, and
Mss Laura Herring, 3llo Haskell
avenue. told Chief OF Detectives Van
Deusen yesterday Of numerous parties
Ammofs had provided for them.
They also told how he ad-
vanced them funds in the amount OF
sos for which he accepted their
notes. He is said to have told them
he held lucrative position.
They characterized him as "a good
sport and liberal i'll his entertain
ment, but described him as being a
dumb bell"
No specific charge has been placed
against Ammons. Officials OF the
company are still checking over his
affairs.
Walter Chapman, 1913 IL Caliior-
MIA street, and Jesse Jobe, 25l6 South
Tenth street. are held by police in
connection with the cashing of the
checks.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-29
Barrow Is Facing
Trial at Capital
Former Federal EmployeHeld
Under Bond for Return
To Washington. :

David w. Barrow, arrested IN
Omaha BY David Dickinson, secret
service officer. for jumping his bond
at Washington, ID. C., on charge oi
raising government checks. will hghl
exiradi,ion TO the capital, he stated at
q hearing before United States Com
missioner Boehler yesterday.
Barrow maintains he had no in
ten,ion to Jump his bond He states
fis attorneys failed to notify him
when his case was called for tria',
October %
This is the second time he was ar
rested in Omaha on the same charge
The first time was Christmas. 1919,
He was not tried on his return 70
Washington. but was reindicted III
July. 1920. He remained there until
March, 1921, when his attorneys ad-
vised him he could go elsewhere.
Commissioner Boehler fixed bond
a, $4,000 for Barrow's appearance in
Washington. Barrow is a former
government employe.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-29

Mrs. T. X. Rutledge was unani-
mously elected president Of the Oma-
ha Woman's Press at the annual bus
mess meeting Wednesday afternoon
at the Fontenele hotel. Mrs. X. E.
McKelvy was unanimously chosen
vice president, Miss Autumn Mead
was reelected secretary and Miss
Rose Rosicky was reelected treas
urer. New directors are Mrs. J. F..
Barton and Mrs. ]. Harry Murphy.
The annual banquet will be held
at the Hotel Fontenelle about the
second week in January, date to be
announced later. Winners in the
writing contest will be announced at
this time.
The treasurer requests that the an
nual dues be sent to her at 400 South
Twelfth street.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-29
Burglar Suspect Weeps
When Nabbed in Pawnshop

George Hanson, Is, was arrested
in pawnshop at Twelfth and Doug
las as he was trying to pawn two
watches alleged TO have been stolen
last Monday night with $50 worth of
jewelry and revolvers from the
Weinstein pawnshop, 307 South
Eleventh street. Hanson said his
home S in Grand Rapids, Mich. He
wept when he was charged with car
rying concealed weaf>,zs and break
ing and entering.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-29
Mcdonald to Be Made
Permanent Captain

Acting Police Captain James Nc.
Donald, shot twice in the left lee
in gun battle with yeggmen Mon
day morning, will be Immediately ap-
pointed to the position OF captain
Police Commissioner Henry w
Dunn announced yesterday.
Mcdonald, despite the pain from
his wounds, greeted the announce.
ment with a broad smile at Lord Lis
ter hospital.
A fund, subscribed to generously
by several business and professional
men for the injured officer, has now
surpassed the 5000 mark.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-29
Judge Munger Will Sit
On Bench Here Friday

Federal Judge T. c. Munger of
Lincoln will be in Omaha Friday
morning for the convenience of at
torneys who have matters necessitat-
ing confirmation by the court.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-29
Stolen Grand Island Auto
Is Recovered in Montana

Grand Island. Ncb., Dec. 2S.-
Especial Telegram )--Word has been
received in this city of the recovery
at Billings. Mont, of touring Car
stolen in this city few weeks ago
1t was the property of John Rein-
ers. cattleman. Two men in posses
sion of the car are under arrest.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-29
Noted English Actor Dies.

London, Dec. 28.-(By A. P)--
The death OF Sir John Hare, noted
English actor and manager, was an
rounced today. He was II years old.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-12-29
CIatOnia Store Robbed

Beatrice, Neb., Dec. 2S.-(Special
Telegram. )-Robbers raided the
Reichers merchandise store at
Claton'a and escaped with loot val
ued at $500. Entrance was gained
through a back window. The BAN
dts escaped in an auto.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-05
So! HlEzRIH!8I - hlk} HiIR2

bono raginami, pastate Gedl-
.mino kalne kryziQ. Jis 'turl
mumis visus raginti, be palio-
vos kovoti uz amEinos tiesos
ir teisybes idealus, kuriq We
dami tikrai atstatysime laisyq.
Lietuvos valstybe. =
Pagiedojus dar {" Amzina a
.tlsi" uz mirusius Lietuvos
karzzygius ir veikejus, uzsibaI-
ge baznytines iskilmes dalis If
prasidejo tautine. Pasaklus
dar lleleta zodziu vienam is
minios, uzgiedota "Lietuva
tavyne," pasigirdo galingas-
valio Lietuya! ir chorul gle
dant, "Jau slavai sukilo" VI
sa liuliuojanti minia sujudo,
sukruto atgal' baznycios link.
Malonus vejalis nuo Nemu-
no., veliavos budriai purpeno
ant kalno, didziosios nuo baz-
nycios boksto rimtai plevesa-
-vo. Padange buvo apsinlaa-
kus, Nemunas nuo rustaus
dangaus zvilgejo lig plieno
sarvais apkaltas, vaidinos Ge-
dilnino, Vytauto dvasios, W
kova su uzpuoliku gaujomis,
plaukianeiomis Nemuno Lie
tuvos gilumon, prisimine If
.landus knygneseliai, su lietu-
visku knygu pundeliais bekiu-
tinantys Nemuno pakrasciais.
Visgi lietuviskoji knygele is
muse is rankos ginkla Lietu-
vos engejams, sukure lietuyiq
tautinio atgijimo gaisra, pa
tiese pamata Lietuvos valsty-
bel. Pl6tokim savo dvasios
pajegas, JOS nugales musq
.priesu ku1nseio galybe.
Liet. "L-ve"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-05
TRYS VALSTYBES DAU-
GIAU PAKVIEsToS KoN-
FERENCIJoN.
Jos yra: Belgija, 0landija ir
Portugalija.

WASHINGTON, spal. 5. =
Valstybes departamentas Il
nomon nusiginklavimo konfe:
'rencijon pakviete dar iris dau=
giau valstyb6s prisiQsti savo
delegatus.
Tos valstyb6s yra: BelglJa,
Olandija ir Portugalija. JOS
visos trys, sake, turi sqryslq
su Rytq klausimu.
: Belgija turi didelius invest
mentus Kinijos geleznkelluo-
Sc; Olandija su Portugalija
'turi kolioniju reikalq.
Tas valstybes konferencl-
jon priimti sutiko sajunginin-
kai, idant paskui nebutQ nesu-
sipratimQ.