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The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-03-31
OUR NEIGHBORs

A representative of one of the
largest aluminium concerns in the
country visited Pierre recently to
make survey of the aluminium
resources of the state, particularly
in the vicinity of Pierre. It is said
that the Fort Pierre shales, which
lie exposed in immeasurable guam
titles all along the Missouri river,
contains from 2 to 26 per cent ,of
almuina and may be found to be
one of the states most valuable
resources. Pierre Capitol Journal
In the words of Scotty Philip,
when boosters were planning
brick plant at Fort Pierre, those
confounded shale hills ought to
be good for something
Fl
The preliminary work of survey
ing on the site of the State cement
plant has been moving along this
week with 10 men on the job. Paul
Bellamy, of the cement commits
sionis givinig the work his person.
IL attention Rapid City Journal.
Ranchers in, the vicinity of Pre-
sho sold hay two years ago at $50
a ton. They put up thousands of
tons last fall and while it is being
offered at S6 per ton there are few
takers. The open winter has prac-
tically killed the hay market.
The ice harvest at Pierre has
been a failure this year, owing to
the fact that the ice did not get
thick enough to support the har-
vesters. When teams were put on
to the ice week or so ago they
broke through and several narrow
ly escaped being drawn under the
ice.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-03-31

The board Of county commission
ers will meet on next Tuesday in
regular quarterly session.
For Sale: Several spans of young
well broke work horses, weighing
from twelve to fifteen hundred.
N. Freres, MilesviIle, S. D. II st
Have you paid your taxes? Rem
ember that this is the last day on
which the first half may be paid
in order to avoid the penalty.
For Sale: three thorobred White
Wyondote roosters. Will trade for
hens. Mrs. o. D. Horton. 19 ct
Walter Bennett was down from
his ranch near Hartley on busi-
ness Tuesday.
For Sale: One Registered Here
ford Bull and a few good COWS.
J. w. Bretz, Ottumwa, S, D. 18 2
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Bateman,
residing near Inteior, were visit
ors in Philip on Monday
al f. Miller of Sunnyside Town
ship was a pleasant caller this of
flee on Monday.
For Sale: Seed Corn. See P. E.
Byrnes at the Farmers Seed House
or owner. E. L. Verley, Lucerne,
S. d. Is At
A Mr.. Randall, county auditor
of Bigstone county, Minnesota, is
iii town this week looking after
real estate matters. He is accom-
panied by Jess Davidson a former
resident the Topbar neighbor-
hood, and who is contemplating
back and becoming atresi-
dent of Haakon county again
IF you have need for a large
family car | will accept cattle or
other good security in exchange
for my Cole s, or might sell to
responsible party on part time -
Hal d. Wheaton, Philip. S. d.
Mrs. George Redline of Miles
vile moved to Philip the latter
part of last week. Mr.. Redline,
who recently purchased the in
terest of A. H. Snyder in the Sny-
der & McAllister Cafe, has rented
the Harrv r~t residence and will
make this his home.
Wanted: 100 head of cattle to
pasture. r. g. Olson, Miiesviiie,
S. d. II IF
Sheriff Slocum recently appoint
ed c. B. Aney of this place, his
deputy, to handle the affairs of
his office and act in his capacity
in his absence. Mr.. Aney has
all the qualifications of a first
class officer and we believe the
appointement is good one.
Strayed: 2 coming 8 year old
calves, branded slash on left shoul-
der and L ON left hip. Last seen
ut Roy Logan place near Powell.
Reward, Clint Lockett, Philip. II 2
Edgar Watwood returned Fri
day from Hurin where he went to
attend a meeting of the directors
or the State farm bureau fedora
tion, which met to take up the
question of the National Sales
Agency.
II. l.. Brown returned Friday
morning from Huron where he at
tended meeting Of the states at
torneys Of the state, called by the
attorney general for the purpose
of discussing law enforcement.
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Insist on your dealer giving
YOU KING PHILIP FLOUR,

Try a load of Mine Run SpIint
It's the boss coal for furnace. SIS
per ton at Farmers Elevator.
For Sale; Aultman Taylor 1880
tractor, used but little. Price right
Inquire Of Bank of Philip. 10 4t
Seven passenger car for sale or
might take smaller car in part pay
ment.-Hal D. Wheaton, Philip,
Don't forget Saturday, April End
is the day that the New Pioneer
Bakery is going to give away s.
in Snowflake" bread.
Barbed wire and woven wire at
A. C. Kingsbury Lumber Co. l6tf
Mrs. Amelia Elder, of Terre
Haute, Indiana, was an arrival on
Tuesday morning and is visiting
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Elmer Baker near Milesville.
-.. Arthur Blum and Pearl Barnum,
left Saturday for White Lake, tc
spend few days with relatives
They expect to be back the latter
part Of the week.
Eggs for Hatching: Pure bred
White Wyandotes. 81 for IS, Roy
Chambers, Philip. Is 5tp
! Gladys Walton, the captivating
new star who won all hearts in
Pink Tights" in a delightful, en-
tertaininig picture Of an ALLEY
cat" who wanted to be a pet IAN
CORA" At Gem Theatre Friday and
Saturday, April 1st and 2nd.
We can supply you with fence
posts at II cents and up. "A. c.
Kigsbury Lumber Co., 16 If
If you want to laugh see WalIy
Reid in "The Lottery Man" at Gem
Monday and Tuesday.
"Cy" Hunt, for many years cash
ier of the Bank of Wasta, and the
guardian angel of the Rapid City
Elk's Minstrel Shows, after q year
in California will return to Rapid
City again. The doctors say "Cy"
is not thriving we'll in the low al
titude of Los Angles, SO he has
sold his California home, and is
coming back to the Black Hills
again. Many of our readers will
welcome the return of Mr.. Hunt
and the coming of an old friend.
Sell your cream to Pohle. Best
service and highest price.
The home talent play given at
Grindstone by the Ladies Aid of
that community was reported to
have been a most successful affair
and drew a large audience. More
than, eighty dollars was realized
by the ladies and we hear many
complementary remarks regarding
the manner in which the play was
staged. The ladies have been in
duced to put the play on at Cot
tonwood and will apepar there on
Saturday night, April 3rd Those
who failed to see the play at
Grindstone will have an opportunity
of seeing it at Cottonwood on that
night.
C. A. Farnsworth returned on
Saturday. night from a two weeks
5 visit at, Omaha, Sioux City and at
other points in that section of the
country, Mrs Farnsworth, who is
visiting with relatives at Niobrara
Nebraska, will not return for a
few days.
Buy your bread at the New
Pioneer Bakery, Saturday April
End. You might find dollar in a
loaf. Snowflake" bread 10 cents
a loaf.
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Use Durema Flour tor pancakes.
MONEY FOR FIRST MORTGAGE
Loans. Write Ralph VandercoOk,
Fort Pierre, So. Oak. 52tf
Miss Dorothy Gearhart who is
attending school at Pierre is here
this week visiting with her par=
ents, DR.. and Mrs. N. B. Gearhart.
T. E. Mcdonald was attending
to business matetrs in Kadoka on
Monday,
Mrs. E. Taylor went to Cotton
wood on Tuesday for a visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Pearl Keene.
If you have anything to trade,
see US. We might match your Of
fer.-Home Land & Loan Co.
Frank Colclough was a visitor
at Rapid City last Sunday.
The Junior Girls of the Method
ist church will hold a candy sale
on Saturday, April Did at the Will
liams store and the City Meat Mar
ket.
For Sale or Trade: In jackson
county, South Dakota, 100 acres
SWA "a. IS 20. Will take in Ford
car as part payment. Price S12. SO
per acre. For furthe particulars
write Chas. E. Roth, Perham, Mimi
esota.> The above statement is
good only a short time. 18 ct
Patronize the candy sale by the
Junior Girls of the Methodist
church at the Williams store and
the City Meat Market, Saturday,
afternoon, April End.
Two Ford touring cars and a
Buick Six for sale. Edward A.
Lins, Philip, S. D. Is If
H. R. Lovald, Tom Jones and
Mr.. Howes, all Of Midland were
in Philip on business matters for
a short time Saturday.
Strayed: One bay gelding and
one brown gelding with white in
face. wit about 1900 each. Re
ward, Albert ONeill, Plum Greek.
s. D. 10 1t
Stanley Higgins went to Huron
on Saturday night and spent cou-
pie of days at the home Of his
parents.
One small complete home, well
located for sale at a bargain. Will
take stock for part payment. -
Hal Wheaton.
For Sale: One Dodge and one
Maxwell battery. Both new and
can be bought at bargain if TAX
en- before April 1st. Nick Potten-
ger, Philip. IT If
E. A. Morrison is advertising a
sale to be held at the Morrison
ranch near Elbon on April 18th.
We call attention to the list Of
stock to be sold, the terms, and
other particulars to be found in
his ad on another page of this
paper.
J. X. Jansen of Milesville was
a pleasant caller at this office on
last Saturday. He was very much
pleased with the outcome Of his
public sale held a couple of weeks
ago and says the enormous crowd
in attendance was due to the ex-
cellent advertising service of the
Pioneer-Review.
Dewey Teall and Hubert Bus
we'll returned Friday from Wyom-
ing, where they went last week to
make filing on government home
steads. The boys secured land in
the northeastern part of that state
and expect to take up their resi-
dence at the expiration of the six
months time allowed for making
settlement.
The ball game between the Ka-
doka and Philip Juniors, which was
bileld for this place on last Sat
urtfay, was postponed owing to
the stormy weather. However, the
game will be PLAYED here on next
Saturday, April Did, provided the
weather will permit. At this time
the Philip and Kadoka High school
teams will also play a game, MAX
ing double header game, all for
the price of one. Try to come out
and see the youngsters perform.
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IF YOU FIND s1.OO-
YOU MAY KEEP 1T
New Pioneer Bakery viii Lose S.
Saturday, April Gid.
1Oc Loaf of Bread May be Valuable
Don't Let The Dog Steal 1t


On Saturday, April End, the
New Pioneer Bakery will put a
silver dollar in five different loaves
of Snowflake" bread.
Won May be one of the Lucky Five
The only thing we ask is, that
each Of the five finding the dollar
report it to the Bakery with their
name, so that the names can be
published and every one will know
Chat the money was absolutely put
in the bread.
Buy Your Bread at New Pioneer
Bakery, Saturday, April End
Maybe You Will Be One Of The
Lucky Ones
Remember the Date and Snow
fake" Bread.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-03-31
SLIM'S
BLACKSMITH & MACHINE
SHOP

Eggs for Matching. Pure-bred
White Rocks. ST. for Is. j. w.
Jones, Philip. IL ct
For Sale: A few choice milk
cows. Frank Griggs, Philip. Ia If
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-03-31
PHILIP MARKET

Prices paid for products on the
Philip market. Corrected every.
Thursday morning.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-03-31
WE MAKE pLOW LAYS

Made for any make of plow. AL
so stock of Handles and bolts.
Have a good pillow man at your
service.
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1921-03-31
DR.. N. S. GEARHART, NJ. D.
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON .
Philip, South Dakota

Use Durema Flour for pancakes.
MONEY FOR FIRST MORTGAGE
Loans. Write Ralph VandercoOk,
Fort Pierre, So. Oak. 52tf
, 1921-05-27
Department of Education,
st. Croix, May "a, 1921.
CIRCULAR LETTER TO ALL PRIN-
CIPALS, No. 20.

l. This office appreciates the work
done by some of the teachers but is not
satisfied with the work of all. lire
spective of how hard and how much
some may work toward a goal the in
part of a few will spoil the efforts of
those who are trying hard. The above
is said with reference to the per cent of
attendance which should be brought up
to not less than 9O%. The attendance
for the week ending May goth. is as
follows:
, 1921-05-27
Christiansted, May 26, 1921,

Editor "St. Crojr Av5s."
Dear Sir:
| have read the advertisement of
"Pontifcal High Mass; Enquirer's
query; and the %rector's reply referring
to a standard English dictionary as the
our from which Enquirer could find
the key to the answer of his enquiry
and for curiosity | have consulted Web
ster's unabridged dictionary of the Eng
fish language, and find "pontifical" de-
fined as follows
Belonging to a high priest; as pomti-
teal aWthorGtg hence belonging to the
pope, popish'. Since, therefore, pontifi-
cal and popish are synonymous terms,
as Webster tells me-, my understanding
of the advertisement, is that a popish
high mass would be held.
Yours very truly
AN AMUSED ONLOOKER.
, 1921-05-27

by six, Cornell took the lead at the
start, but was unable to hold it af-
ter the quarter mile. Kells Bow in the
Cornell boat, caught a bad Z crab at
the mile and the boat lost several
lengths, but was soon recovered and
forged ahead, regaining two lengths.
The bowman caught another crab at
the mile and three quarters, losing his
oar, and stopped the boat. The official
time was Princeton TO- 80, Cornell TO-
47 and Yale IL. O3 Cornell took the Fresh
man race by five lengths from Yale
with Princeton third.
London, May 23rd. The Germans n
Saturday drove the Polish insurgents in
Silesia back towards Cross Strehlitz for
a distance of five miles, says a despatch
to the Times from Oppeln. The Times
correspondent declares there is every
sign that the Germans have the resources
of the regular army at their disposal.
He adds that the Germans have been
concentrating forces and making prepar
atlons for the past fortnight, and that IN
dlcations pointed to a determined effort on
their part to recover possession. Of Upper
Silesia from the Poles. The movement
is regarded by the Times correspondent
as far more serious than mere reaction
of the German population against the
insurgent. He asserts the Inter Allied
Commission was unable t. prevent the
outbreak of fighting and is now just as
powerless to intervene. The Polish in
surgent according to the despatch have
been steadily consolidating their posses
sion and extending their control over the
industrial districts of Silesia. They are
reported to have succeeded in starting
work again in mines, boundaries. and
factories, and now squeezing the Allied
authorities out of the town they still
occupy in order to complete their hold on
the Railway between Kattowitz and
Gliewitz. Every sort of pressure is be-
ing employed to compel the surrender
Of these two important towns. No food
is being allowed to enter them, says the
papers correspondent, but as this has
not proved effective, the water and cleo
trio supplies of Kattowitz were cut yes
terday.
Berlin. May 23rd.-Over trippled Tele-~
graph and Telephone wires come reports
from Oppeln that the Germans and Poles
are engaged in heavy artillery and ma
chine gun-fire all a ong the Oder, espe-
cially in the vicinity Of Krattitz. Both
sides are ~entrenching and the people in
several of the towns are panic stricken.
Lordon, May 23rd. Mr.. j. r. Ions
dale, a member of Parliament. mid
Armagh died today.
Alovoodr;o Nov O0.J r. u,oc ofHciol-
, 1921-05-27

Frederiksted Communal School. 1888
La Princesse School ........... .85.43
Christiansted Communal School. 81 "A
Friedensfeld School "a. 81
Peter Rest School ...... .'..72.9O
Diamond School ...,. ..69.86
Annaly School. ......
2. The Director knows there is an
epidemic of measles. which will materl-
ally lower the per cent of attendance;
however. this should be overcome by the
end of next week. Attention OF all
principals is called to the remarks made
by the Assistant Director with reference
to children who are on the rolls and
whose cases have been recommended Tor
investigation and report. In the ma
jority of cases the principals have not
yet reported in toto.
8. With reference to par. 3 of Circu-
lar Letter No. 19 the schools Of the is-
land of St. Croix will be divided into
three classes: Glass 1.-the two Junior
High Schools; Glass 2-the two Commun-
al Schools; Glass Sail the Country
Schools. A suitable reward will be CIV
en- in each class to the school having
the best attendance for the remainder
of the year..
4. It is requested that the principals
call the teachers together IN Cnelr FeSpec-
tive buildings and discuss this circular
letter with them. Even though the pa
rents be negligent the burden OF Sc
curing a good attendance rests upon the
action and the spirit each Individual
teacher takes. Many superintendent
Judge the teachers efficiency by the re-
port of attendance of her pupils in the
back of her register. If upon investi-
CATION it proves that a child has been
working it is the teacher duty to report
thai fact to this office. Should a child
be living under unusual conditions,
should a child be mentally deficient,
should a child be a habitual truant, or
for any other reason be irregular in lis
attendance the matter should be report
ed each week in detail until some &C.
ton is taken for improvement by higher
authorities. The burden of presenting
these facts rests upon the individual
teacher and should any teacher fail or
be grossly negligent in her duties he
or she may be tried by Section %, Chap
ter XXXV, Title II of the Compiled
Code Of General and Special Laws for
the Virgin Islands, which provides for
a fine not to exceed $4,000 or imprison-
ment not to exceed six months or both.
ARTHUR E. LINDBORG.
Asst. Director Of Education.
, 1921-05-27
TELEGRA MS.
ST. CROIX STATION.

Ithaca, New York, May 22nd.-Prince-
ton won the Triangular race on Cayuga
Lake on Saturday, defeated Cornell by
two and one half lengths, and Yale
, 1921-05-27
LOCAL.

All passengers sailing for the States
ex S. S. Guiana must call for their tick
cts not later than Saturday 18th. 1921.
A o'clock P. NJ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13
NAUJAs LAIKRAsTIs
KAUNE..

Nuo birzelio men. pradejo
eiti rusq kalba laikrastis "Vol
naja Litva" (Laisvoji Lietu-
va). Nors naujo dienraseio
pakraipa dar nera aiski, bet
is pirmqjq numeriQ matyti,
kad skleidzia neteisingas Ii
Mas apie lietuviu yeikima.
Taip apie estq, latvip if lietu-
viz laikrastininku pasitarima
Kaune PHRASE nebutu dalyku,
salydamas, jog nebuvo priim-
ia jolSiq rezoliucijp, jog suo-
mia neatsiuntusi savo atsto-
w, jog Baltijos sajunga pasi-
rodziusi perankstyva, jog tau
tq mazumos nedalyyavusios If
tt. Tuotarpu, kaip zinoma IS
laikraSciu, buvo priimtos rezo
liucijos If pasitarimas paste
ke savo tiksla, o kas link Suo
mijos, tai jos atstovai nebu-
vo if kviesti. Antrame hume
RYE "Volnaja Litva" priskai-
to prize Lietuvos kuone wise
Baltija su Balstoge, Slonimo,
Minsko CUB. il tt.
Is to galima speti, kad jo
pakraipa bus pakenkti Lietp-
vos valstybes vystimosi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13
GRAIKAI PAEME 5 MES
TUS.

Atenai, liepos 13. Graikp
vyriausybe oficialiai patvirti-
no zinias, kad graikai Mazoje
Azijoje pakele puolima prizes
turkus nacionalistus. Tai esas
kaipir izanginis veikimas,
kurs palengva vystomas j ge-
nerali puolima.
Anot oficialiQ pranesimn.l,
graikq armija pasivariusi pir-
myn Is myliQ If uzemusi 3
miestus, du rytuose nuo Bru-
sos il viena siauriuose nuo
Ushako.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13
RYGA.
Latviu ministeriu kabinetas.

Latviq ministeriu kabinetas.
Latvip kabineto sastatas'
Minister'S pirm. ir uzsieniQ
reikalq minister's Mejerovitz,
uzsienio reikalu vice-ministe-
ris Salnais (soc. dem vidaus
reikalq - Kveesis (ukininkll
part.), karo Semgals (dar-
bininku partijos), susisiekimc
Pauliuks (bepartinis), svie-
timo docentas Dauge (be-
partinis), zemes-ukio Samuels
(tautin.), valstybes kontrole-
ris Ozolins, teisingumo
(soc. dem.), finan-
su Kalnins.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13

.jei prel1iq butq uztektinai;
krautuve per menesi laiko ga
.letq daryti viena miliona do
'lieriu apyvartos. Valstiee1ai
pristatytp visokiq maisto pro-
drlktQ, kuriuos butQ galima
gabenti j uzsienius.
Miesto gyventojai kartais
pasirodo su auksiniais pinl-
gals. Kur juos gauna, nelen-
gva pasakyti. Tx tick Emo
ma, kad respublikos valdlmn-
kai puikiai gyvena. Jie trTl
pinigq uztektinai kaipir Mas
kvos konisarai.
Bet darbo zmones baislal
turi vargti. Jiems pinigal
nemokami. W darba moka-
ma maistu.
Citoje yra vieSoji valdzios
virtuve, kur duodama veltul
zzmonems sriuba. Prie tos vir-
tuves paskirtu laiku kasdien
keli tukstanciai zmoniq la
kia sauksto kazkokio skystimo.
Tai bent respublika. j pa
sidave Rusijos bolsevikq glo-
bon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13
.PABALTUA SAUGOJAMA
NUO MARC.

Ryga, liepos IS. - LaikraS-
ty Moskovskija Izviestija
raSo apie siauciancia Rusijo-
je cholera bolSevikQ valdzios
sveikumo komisaras Semash-
kO.
Jis sake, jog cholera po Ru-
sija taip plinta, kad gall at
sikartoti 1891 metal, kuomet
kai-kurios Rusijos provincijos
buvo suspaustos choleros zny-
pl6mis.
Cia ir kitur imamasi kuOaS-
triausiq priemoniu, kad eho-
lera neisiverztu j PabaltiJos
valstybes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13
VOKIEcIAI PRIELANKUS
NUSIGINKLAVIMUI.

Berlynas, liepos 13. - Vo-
kieeiu spauda CANA prielan-
kiai sutiko Americas vyriau-
sybes pakvietima apriboti gin
klovimosi.
Nors siandie tas klausimas
nepaliecia Vokietjos, mes j
bet laikrasciai
giria prezidento Hardingo SUI
Sake, jei tas sumanymas bu-
tn ikunytas, Hardingas tuomi
pasitarnautQ pasauliui ir pats
sau atminti pagamintQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13
N lll!E lI2 RI
MAsKvoJE AREsTAVo
LIETUvos sEKREToRIU.

Rusp Sovietu valdzia ares
tavo Lietuyos pasiuntinybes
sekretoriq Maskvoje, Svent-
kauska. Apskritai musu san
tikiai su rusais paskutiniu lai-
ku pablogaje. sp6jama, kad
tai yra sarysy su paskutiniais
musq vaIdzios grieztais pastel
.gimais SUI komunistais Lietu-
vote. Musq valdzia padare a
tatinkamQ zygiu, kad Sven
kauskas butq paliuosuotas.
Jam apkaltinimo jokio neitei-
kta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13
voK1ETIJos AMBAsADo-
RUS S. vALsT1JoMs.
Tai bus profesorius Brentano..

Tai bus profesorius Brentano..
Berlynas, liepos 13. Is
pasitikimu versmip teke patir-.
ii, kad Vokietijos yyriausybel !.
ambasadoriaus vieta S. Vals
stijose pasiqle profesoriui Luz
10 Brentono, garsiam vokie-
ciui ekonomistui. 3
Profesorius Brentano siam
die yra Florencijoje, Italijoies
Nuo jo atsakymas dar negaus
tas. Oar nera zinoma, ar Sc
nyyas profesorius nores pr.
init jam to siqlon1a syarbla
diplomatine vieta.
Prof. Brentano yra baYa-
ras. Jis nuolat gyvena Munl-
che If eina " metus. Jis pro-
fesoriavo visoj eilej universi-
tetq. Vienerius netus buvo ir
Dublino universitete, Airijole.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-07-13
PRANCUzAI PRADzIUGIN
TT AMERIKOS SUMA-
NYMU.
Vyriausybe sutinka su prez.
Hardingo noru.

Paryzius, liepos Is. - Pran-
euzQ vyriausybe mielu noru
priims prezidento Hardingo
pakvietimq konferencijon gin
klavimosi apribOjimo klausi-
me. Vyriausybe is savo pus6s
nepaduos jokiQ salygQ.
Tas- pasakyta prancuzq uA-
sieniu reikalQ ofiso laiSke,
koks pasiQstas cia Suv. Val
stiju ambasadoriui. To laiSko
turinys bus persiQstas Wa
shingtonan. Mes tai yra atsa-
kymas prezidentui Hardingui.
Paskui apie tai kalbejo
parlamete premieras BRAND.
Jis pareiSke, kad Americas
vyriausyb6s pakvietrmas su
visa Sirdimi bus priimtas.
BRAND vieSai iSreiSk6 pade-
ka prezdentui Hardingui "
10 "kilta iniciatyvQ." Parla-
mento nariai pak6l6 Ovacijas.
Is Suv. ValstijQ ambasados
patirta, kad kuomet Pranci-
ia sutiks su tuo sumanymu,
tuOmet is WashingtOnO seks
formalis pakvietimas.
Ir prancuzQ senatas didziai
pradziugintas ta nepaprasta
S. Valstiju prezidento Har-
dingo id6ja.