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The Washington herald., 1922-12-08
Mrs. Dupuy Entertaias
Guests at Concert
MRS. .wILFRED DUPUY en-.

MRS. wILFRED DUPUY en-.
tertained at box party at
the concert yesterday at Polls
Theater to hear Geraldine Farrar.
Among those in her party were
her house guests. Mrs. Donald
Brown and Mrs. Charles Cornell,
Of New York; also J. Alvarez de
Buenavista and the Minister of
Siam. Rhya Prabha Karavongse.
Others in the audience were the
Minister Of Panama and Nine.
Alfaro, the Third Assistant Secre-
tary Of State. Robert Woods Bliss:
Mrs. Robert Lansing. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph Kauffmann, Mrs.
Theodore Shuey ana others of
note.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-08
G en-. and Mrs. Chamberlain
To Visit Daughter in Paris

A MONG the United States Of
ficers who have been at
Coblenz recently are, Gen. James
Kerr. Gen. John L. Chamberlain
and Col. Orin B. Mitcham. Gen.
eral Chamberlain and Colonel
Mitcham are accompanied by their
wives. General and Mrs. Cham
berlain will spend the winter In
Paris. where their daughter. Miss
Carolyn Chamberlain, is in school.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-08
Child Welfare Ball
Committee Meets

A SPECIAL meeting Of the
Child Welfare Society Ball
Committee was held at Miss
Gwynn's home yesterday, with
Mrs. Walter Tuckerman presiding.
Those present were: Mrs. Syl-
vanus Stokes, Mrs Henry Brock.
enridge. Mrs. Howard Dickinson.
Mrs. John Reyburn. jr.. Princess
Bertha Cantacuzene. Miss Gladys
Chapman Smith and Miss Patricia
Ainsa.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-08
Detroit Officials, Here
To Honor Mr.. COuzens

A GROUP Of eight municipal
"A officers of Detroit came here
to see James Couzens. former
mayor of Detroit, sworn in as a
member Of the Senate. They are
staying at the Lee House. They
are Clarence z. Wilcox, Judge
Arthur ]. Laur, Richard w. Read
ing. c. NJ. Gulford, Joseph A.
Schultz. r. NJ. Watson, John c.
Magal and George d. J. Finn.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-08
Miss Nash to Entertain.

MISS CAROLYN NASH will
entertain at dinner tomor.
row evening at the Chevy Chase
Club in honor Of Miss Anita San
ders and Miss Estelle Sanders, of
Philadelphia. who arrived yester-
day to spend the weekend with
Miss Nash.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-08
WeSterners Depart.

A. e. Gott and George It'd.
marsh. Of Seattle. who were in
Washington for q few days. have
gone to New York. They will
return here shortly for another
visit before going West.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-08
Mrs. Ordwav Visits Son.

Mrs. Albert Ordway 10 visiting
her son, Col. Goodwin Ordway, At
Camp Euetis. Va. Her grand
daughter. Miss Valerie Padel-
ford. will join them there for
Christmas, both returning here
shortly after the New Year.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-08
To Give Dinner Dance

Miss Mary E. Merrick will en-.
tertain at a dinner and dance this
evening" at EightTwenty Tea
House. $40 Connecticut avenue,
when there will be forty guests.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-08
Viii Gipe Dinner

Mrs. Harold Walker will enter.
tain at dinner Sunday evening in
compliment to Mrs. Alice Bar
ney.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-08

At the Shorehan1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman H. Da-
Wis. Of New York, are at the
Shoreham.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-08

Mrs. William Caperton. wife OF
Admiral Caperton. and Miss Mar
guerite Caperton, who have been
in Washington at Stoneleigh
Court for month or more. will
leave next week for Warren
ton, Va.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-08

Mrs. Walter B. Moore, who has
been visiting Col. and Mrs. T. O.
Donaldson, has left for her home
In Greenville, s. c., going by
motor.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Kendall
entertained at dinner last even
ing, taking their guests later to
the opera. In the party were Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Townsend,
Nine Bonnelli, one Of the opera
artists; Miss Yvonne Townsend
and Mr.. and Mrs. Effingham Law
renee Townsend.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-08

Miss E. B. Cults of Boston ar.
rived In Washington last night to
spend about a month at Wardman
Park Hotel.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-08

Gen. and Mrs. Eli Helmick
have moved into their house on
Garfield street, which they re-
Gently purchased.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-08

The German Ambassador and
Nine. Wiedfeldt entertained
small company at luncheon yester.
day at the Shoreham.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-24
COUNTY LEGION BANQUET
HERE ON FEBRUARY II

SOUTH AMBOY, Jan. 2i-Or-
g~anization Officer Harry a Leona Il
of the Middlesex County Ameri-
can Legion. reports much progress
in the affair to be held at the Mad
ison hotel, February II. The COM
mittee helping in the enterprise
have been successful in arranging a
fitting program, which will INCLUDE
several vaudeville acts from the Ma
iestic entertainers.
In nearly every instance Legion
Pcsts throughout the county have
expressed their intention of being
present and assuring those in charge
a good representation. Each post
VIII take with them several guests.
Among the principal speakers
WI be Thomas Meeney. of jersey
CITY, widely known in this sector.
ability as an orator. has gained f)r
him the recognition of nearly every
legion post in the state.
Luke A. Lovely Post No. 60. of
this city, will send a large delega-
ten from here. Already autom1
bile parties are getting together to
make a good showing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-24
TOTTENVlLLE

Miss Grace Laing, Of Amboy road.
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. George LaForge at Chester. Pa.
Misses Elizabeth Hooban and Ed
it'll Ruddy, Of Woodbridge, spent yes
terday afternoon with Mrs. George
Carfoot, Of Amboy road.
Rev. Raymond S. Brown, a for
mer residen-. now one of the assist
ants at Calvary Episcopal church,
Manhattan, will have charge of the
service on Sunday at st. stephens
church.
Mrs, Ida Locke, wife of a former
pastor, has been named an assistant
to Rev. j.. Harrison Johnson at the
South Baptist chuich.
Many members Of the Parish Club
of st. Pauls church enjoyed the So
cial at the Tome Of John Anderson.
Sprague Avenue, last night
the meeting of the club.
A social y i'll follow the meeting of
T%ottenyiIle Count!i Knights of CO.
lunlbus tonight at X. of c. hall. The
affair wi, be for tile members, their
wives and lady friends. Refresh,
merts viii be served and there VIII
be dancing.
staten is and Fotest, Tall Cedars
Of Lebanon. will have a ceremonial
temorrow night at the Masonic tenn,
so when . number of saplings viii
~ yantcd in the forest.
T1a Happy Three have ms
~ doncA to be held at Amlcltla
,ll Friday nioht, February 8. me
trsic viii &c furIished by Paughs
- iest~a.
40 Gres occurred in the home OF
noiioe Captain James Mclvor; Oh
c.a,iaton saturday and Sunday.
"a Grain McIyor was formerly a leu
~~nf ~ ~ Tottenville nrecinct.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-24
KEYPoRT

Miss Elsie Osborn is spending
several DAYS as the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Edward Young of New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Gravatt of
Bradley Park were the guests OF rela-
lives here Sunday.
Howard s.. Tilton, of Long Branch,
was the Sunday guest of his cousin,
Miss Annie L.. Tilton.
Miss Sarah Rogers was the guest
of relatives at Asbury Park on sun
day.
The sewing school conducted at
the Reformed church house each
Friday afternoon by Mrs. A. j. Dyks-
ira and Mrs. Peter Van Rixcort is
growing rapidly. The children are
taught important methods of sewing
and their work stands very rigid In
spection.
The Queen Esther Circle of CAL
vary NJ. T.. church will hold its reg
I ular meeting this evening in the
church parlor.
Plans for Calvary NJ. L. roll call
to take place February 8, are near
ing completion. Several excellent
speakers have been secured for the
occasion. A meeting will be held
this evening in the parsonage to
complete the details.
The Keyport Literary club will
meet Friday afternoon of this week
Miss Anna Il. Bedle being the hos
tess. The program of the afternoon
Is AN Afternoon With Cowper."
This evening the first degree will
be conferred on the class of candi-
dates received into Bayside Lodge,
No. 1913, 1. O. o. T.. last Tuesday
night. Owing to several interesting
features to take place during the
evening a large attendance is eX-
pected.
Mrs. William Maurer will enter.
tain the members of the Thought
club at her home on Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Teck. whc
have removed from an apartment
in the Sunset Villa on First street
to c. f. Redfield's house on Third
street. were given a house warmins
by a number OF their friends from
the Sunset Villa.
Bayview Forest No. I. Tall Ce'
dars of Lebanon. viii mold the an
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-24
MOLLY STARK COUNCIL
D. OF L. HAS SOCIAL

TOTTENVILLE, Jan. PA So
rial followed the last meeting of
Molly Stark Council, Daughters OF
America, of Pleasant Plains at Ami
ritia hall. Finch and euchre were
played. Mrs. Blanche LaForge was
6. yarded first prize in finch, hand
PAINTED dish, and Mrs. Weinstein,
second, soap and face cloth novelty.
Mrs. Ada Scherb was awarded first
prize in euchre, hand-painted dish,
and Mrs. Callahan second, face and
soap cloth novelty. Mrs. Emma
Latour, tie was awarded the boudoir
cap as a special prize. Mrs. Cathe-
rine Block presented the council
with a Bible at this time. Refresh
ments were served after the games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-24
AUTO DRIVER ESCAPES
AS CAR STRIKES POLE

TOTTENVILLE, Jan. 24-Wil-
,itm T. Hartmann "a collector tor
J.udwig's Furniture House at 40
Smith street, Perth Amboy, had a
narrow escape from serious injury
Yesterday while operating a rum
about automobile in Amboy road,
Huguenot. belonging to the furni-
lure company.
While driving near the Huguenot
school shortly before IL o'clock
something went wrong with the
steering knuckle of the machine.
Hartman lost control of the ms
chine and it crashed into telephone
pole along side of the road. The
radiator. frame. crank case. from.
axle, spring, mud guard and WIND
shield were broken. Hartman
received injury to his knee. He was
able to go to his home. What was
left of the machine was towed to
he Kiefer garage in Tottenville
and later taken by Ludwig's truck to
Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-24
half Dr. LAKE
FUND PLEDGED
Great Progress Made in Mat
avian in Drive for Big
Improvement

MATAWAN, Jan. 24.-According
to information obtained last night
about half OF the necessary amount
will be raised for the construction OF
a dam at Ravine drive has been
pledged and it is expected that the
balance will be subscribed within a
short time. The money already sub
scribed has come from residents in
the township and 1t is expected that
the balance of the $4,000 necessary
for the dam will be forthcoming
from the residents of the borough as
soon as the c~anvassers have started
work here.
At a meeting of the lake commit
tee in the MataNan Bank or Satur-
day night, w. w. Young of New York
City, the engineer employed to draw
tho plans for the construction of the
dam was present and explained the
construction of the dam. Many ques-
tons were asked Mr.. Young by those
present at the meeting and all were
answered satisfactorily. The COM
mittee hopes to begin construction
work in the early spring.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-24
LAY NEW WATER
MAINS, IS PLAN
TottenvilIe and Other LOCAL.
ties to Benefit in Pro-
gram Laid Out

TOTTENVILI.E. Jan, 2A.-Under
the plans OF the department of wa
ter, gas ans electricity for the bor-
ough of Richmond, of which James
J.. Vail is the commissioned many
miles of city water mains will be
laid during his year at an enormous
expense running into several hun
bred thousand dollars. Resolutions
have been approved and money APP
propriated ir the 1922 budget for the
work according t. the commissioner
which will touch all parts of the
island. THIS end of the island will
greatly benefit by the program which.
has been laid out according to the
commissioner.
Manhattan street. Raritan Bay
Park, where a petition was in cir
culation last summer following a
fire that destroyed two bungalows
and endangered others will get a
new main and Bedel, venue opened
so aietime ago M which was
brought to the attention of the water
department will also be benefited.
Some OF the streets here that will
be laid with new nlains are: Arden
avenue from dead end 1900 east;
Arden avenue from Weiland avenu
to 500 feet north of Corneaux ave-
nue.; Richmond avenue from Elting-
Vile boulevard to Barton avenues;
Poulion avenue from Amboy road
70 5000 feet south: Woodrow road
from Jefferson avenue to 125 feet
west; Bay View avenue from Excel
sior e to Prince Bay avenue;
Lake avenue from Amboy road to
$50 feet north; Sharrott avenue from
10 teet deac end to Sherwood place;
Bedell averue from Amboy road to
1920 feet north; Prall avenue from
Amboy road to 1850 feet south; Man
haitian street from Arlington ave-
nue. to SIS feet south of Depew ave-
nue.; Bogardus avenue from Bloom
ingdale read to Sylvan lane; st.
Luke's and Harvey streets from Ar
49,. III. 1911 L. IIarEo.r CT root
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-24

spending several weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Wideberg, parents or
the former.
The first of a series of contests
viii be staged on Thursday nigh
of this week at the State Home fo-
Boys. when a team of euchre play
trs and pocket billiard experts will
20 to the home in an effort to give
the teams representing that insti-
tat:on a lesson in how the games
should be played. The contests will
be betyeen the members of Fidelity
l. O. o. F., of this place, and will
be the first of a home and home
series.
Several new propositions will BE-
PRESENTED at the meeting of Ffdel-
ity Lodge. 1. o.. o. F.. at their meet
ing tomorrow night. Several new
ideas will be presented that will add
to the social end of the lodge dur
ing the winter months.
At the sale to satisfy a chattel
mortgage for $4,000, given Edgar
Boice and others, by William Du
Fois, on the Rue farm" prices We're
| realized that reflected the trend q
go back to pre-war values But
little over $500 was the total Jun
brought on the utensils and live
stock to satisfy the original mort
gage.
John Narazonic, occupying the
apartments over the Corporation
place will move to the Schiff dwell
ing at lower Jamesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Lowe have
disposed of their household effect:
ana moved to Trenton.
Miss Theln1a Bouchelle of Eng
Hshtown. returned to her home SUI
uSday after a weeks visit with 'ei'
atives in town.
Eric Wideberg of New York city
spent the week end with his par
ents here.
Cleveland WINS will shortly move
INTO his newly erected bungalow or
Duckelew n and his dwelling
will be taken by Charles Petty, O.
Sedgwick street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-24
WELLS MEMORIAL TO
HAVE SPECIAL SERVICE

TOTTENVILLE. Jan. 24.-Wells
Memorial church viii. hold a Pente-
costal convention at the church be-
ginning tomorrow and continuing
until Sunday. Special workers will
minister the work of God and their
preaching WI incIude the Bible doc
trines of Salvation: the baptism of
the Holy Spirit; divine healing; Sec
ond advent Of Christ and also teach
ing on the deeper Christian life.
The speakers will, be Rev. e. $.
Williams. rastor and evangelist, of
Philadelphia, ANA Miss f. Sisson,
veteran Bible teacher and evangel-
list, of New London, Conn. The meet
ings Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day will De at 2:3J and 7:45 O'Clock.
Saturday at 7:45 only and Sunday at
10 and 1880 O'Clock. Rev. F. d.
Drake is tie paStO;' of the church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-24
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Burroughs,
of Brooklyn, were visitors at Prince
Bay Little Farms Sunday.
Miss Florence Carmody has re-
turned to Brooklyn after visiting
her sister, Mrs. Edward O'Donnell.
William r. Porter and his family
are moving to Newark this week.
Herbert Androvette, formerly of
this place, and Miss Hilda Brier, of
Walden, N. Y, were married at
Walden last week.
Raymond Bishop, a taxi driver of
Bloomingdale road, was fined 50 by
Magistrate Croak in the first district
court yesterday for driving his car
with a dirty license plate.
Vincent Carrille, of 6204 Amboy
road, charged with running a gas
engine for saving wood in the cell
lar of his home in violation of the
Sabbath law, received a suspended
sentence in the first district court
yesterday. He was served with a
summons by Patrolman Crossen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-24

nual election and installation OF
officers in the Odd Fellows rooms
tomorrow night. Following the cleo
ton and installation and business Of
the evening a social hour will be
enjoyed.
Last night q meeting to promote
interest in scouting was held IN the
public library in charge of the Rev.
L. Il. b. Reynolds.
Mrs. r. S. White has returned
from several days spent in New
York as the guest of her son, II. o.
White and family.
Mrs. William Kennedy of Mata-
wan, was the guest of local friends
on Saturday.
Paul G Zimmerman returned Sat
urday from a weeks trip to Nor
folk, Va, Washington and New
York.
An entertainment which promises
to be we'll worth attending, will be
held on Friday night, Feb. 81. pos
! slbly in the high school auditorium.
! The entertainment will be held tor
the benefit of the Red Cross public
health fund. An assisting artist well
known here, will be Mrs. Charles j,
burr, contralto, of New Haven
Gem.
Miss Anna Walling, of New Yer
ron, spent Sunday as the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Jensen.
Frank Tilton, of Rutherford
spent Sunday as the guest of his
grandmother. Mrs. Francis w. Til
ton.
The mild winter has materially
eided the contractors and builders
Of the borough who have been ena'
hled because of such good weather
cCrditions to make rapid progress
on the buildings started in the fall
'rhe house being built for II. Sea
brooke Schanck on Maple place
Walling and Eyke, contractors, il
fast nearing completion. as is alsC
thc house on Osborn Street being
erected for Mrs. Ola Bidwell Sherry
Walling and Eyke have purchased
two lots from Gordon J Schanek
near Walling terrace. and will cree
a house there in the near future
George Tilton is building a houS'
in the same section for Valda Dol
son and another house for Perc,
Pulger will be built there, grounc
J to be broken very shortly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-24

Misses Carol and Doris MartiD
spent the weekend with thei aunt,
Mrs. A. E. Williamson, at her hons
in Jersey City Heights.
Miss Susie Freeman has returned
from a visit at the homo Of her
sister. Mrs. John Anderson, IN Eliz-
abeth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-24

PROPERTY FOR SALE
IN BEST SECTION OF CITY
INQUIRE Il. GILMAN
10 Watson Ave. Tel. 2071-R
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-24
WOODBRIDGE

Miss Bessie Baker, of Railway,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. $. c.
Potter last week for the library
dance.
Mrs. L. r. Valentine spent Satur-
day with her daughter, Miss Mil
bred Valentine. at Burlington.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-24
JAM ESBURG

The Misses Helen Clapp and Ger
trude Clapp spent the week end ii
Jersey City and New York, return
ing Sunday night.
Mrs. J. V. Britton and daughter.
Mary Britton. have returned to their
home at Washington D. c., after
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OSTATMAPOCzTA
KOIMUNlkACuA kOLEJOWA z
G6RNYM SLAsKIEM.

Warszawa. Przejecie polskich ko-
lei g6rnoslaskich odbyio sic 1 z. m.
o godzinie Sci po poludniu. Nowy
rozkiad jazdy ma linjach dyrekcti
katowickiet poczal obowiszywac cd
1s Z. m. Cd tego terminu obowiszu-
je ustalony W nowym rozkladzle jag
dy pociag6w, jadacych przez Gorny
Slask do Katowic. Wyjstek stano-
wig: pociag pospiesxny Gdahsk-Kra-
k6w, kt6ry ma razie jsszcze kurso--
wae bedEle tylko pomiedHy Gdah-
sAiem, a Poznaniem, tudzie4 pociag
poapieszny Lw6w-Poznan, kt6ry ma
razie kursowae bedzie tylko miedEy
Lwowem Katowicami.
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GROzNA SYTUACJA
w NIEMcZECH.

Paryz, Z. hpca - Pan r. Fen
drick, correspondent gazety Chi
cago Daily Tribune" donosi swe
mu Pismu, ze Niemcy znajdujs
sic ma lrawedzi zupelnego upad-
ku zar6wno politycznego jak /
ekonomicznego j ze ewentuainy
ten upadek bardzo powaznie mo-
ze wstrzasnaG podstawami cafeJ
Europy, jak twierdzi sprawozda-
ME aGanckiego komitetu gwa-
rancyjnego W Berlinie, zfozone
konisji do spraw odszkodowan
woiennych, kt6ra wczoraj po O.
biedzie odbyia specialize Posie--
dzenie celem przedyskutowania
nairozmaitszych wnioskow o "a
pobiezeniu dalszemu upadkowl
finansowemd " Niemczech. s
Komisja reparacyjna rozwaza
r6wniez wniosek ewentuainego
zsuroszenia finansowego komi--
tetu miedzynarodowego z J, T.
Morganem ma czele aby wkrotce
zebrai sic W Paryzu ] przystaph
do rozwazania powstaiej sytua--
eli.
Ostateczna decyzja W tym
wzgledzie zostanie Powzieta
przez rad francuski. Pan Nor
gan znajduje sic obecnie W An
glii ma wypoczynku.
WartoSc mark niemieckieJ spa
dss tax nisko j tax nagle. IL ko-
misia .reparacyjna Przypuszcza,
,. okolicznosc ia mozc wPiynac
na zatrzymanie wyplat dalszych
rat odszkodowah wojennych ze
moze ona wywolac niefad finan-
sowv W calej Europie ! wznacz'
nym stopniu dotknac przemysi
uiemiecki.
Alianci So zaintcresowani W
.zybkim rozwojd przemysiu ME-
mieckiego mole wiscej niz same
Niemcy powaznie zastanawiaJa
sic mad mozliwoscia rewolucli
socjalnej W Niemczech.
Komisia reparacyjna rozwaza
oroSbe rzadu niemieckiego o po-
zwoleniu mu nsbycia W Angiji
wiecej niz 100000 tonn wegla
celem pokrycia istniejacego W
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KRUpp 1 sr1NNEs W Rosg.

Gdahslx. ,,Danz. Neueste Nachr." I"
donoszs Rygi: Krupp SHINES IA
warli Rosie sowdecks ukiad, ma pod
stawie kt6rego konsorcjum Krupp
SHINES nabylo W Rosji caiy szereg
przedsSebiorstw przemysEowych. -
Konsorcjum to ma utrzymywae mad
z6r mad wszystkiemi fabrykami wy
rob6w metalurgtcmych amunicji,
oraz zobowiazaio sic do budowania
nowych zakladow amunlcji przemy-
s1owych. Dzialalnosc towarzystwa
rozciaga sic ma cala Rosie sowiecks.
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PoglOski o Zamachu Ma Zycie
DeIegatow Sowieckich.
BOIszew. Skazlja Ma Smiers POp6w iProfesOr6w
Wyhycie OIbrzymiegO Spisku Przeciw SOwietOm
AMERYKANE OTRZYMUJA WHY ma WJAD DO ROSJL
Inne TeIegramy Zagraniczne,


oddania czeSci wydobytego W
Niemczech wsgla aljantom tytu-
lem odszkodowan wojennych.
w miesiacu czerwcu Niemcy
nabyiy W Anglji 100000 tom
wegla, "a ktory przedsiebiorcy
niemieccy Pfacili w portach ME
mieckich po 25 szyling6w "a
tonne, czyli okolo $500.
Berlin, Z. lipca. (Prasa Stow
= Wczoraj wydano poioficjalne
zaprzeczenie uporczywym pogso
skom, ze marszalek polowy, Won
Hindenburg, oraz ksiaze Eitel
Fryderyk, SYN byiego kajzera
Wilhelma. zostali zamordowani.
Berlin, z. lipca. (Prasa Stow. }
= w Pyskowicach. W poblizu
Cpola ma G6rnym Slasku doszlo
do krwawego stareia miedzy
wojskami francuskiemi i miesz--
kancami tego miasta w rezulta-
Gle czego szesc osob zostaio "a
bitych. Walka rozpoczeia sic
wskutek dania kilku strzafow do
przechodzacych przez miasto
wojsk francusgich, ktorzy ma
tychmiast sic zatrzymafy i roz-
poczeli ogief karabinowy. Stree
lanina trwaia przeszio try 60
dziny. Niektore domy zostaly
bardzo powaznie uszkodzone.
.WLADZA w RoSJI PRZESZ-
La w RECE TRoCKIEGo.
Ryga, 7. lipca. - WiadomoSci
z Moskwy donoszs, ze premier
Lenin, wskutek swej choroby cal
kowicie utracif kontrole mad RIA
dem sowiet6w i dotychczasowa
w1adza jego przeszia do rak CRU
py komunistow z lewego skrzy--
dia, w grupie tel znajduje sig
Leon Trockij, sowiecki minister
wojny, NJ. Dzierzynski i M. Ra-
dek, oraz kierownicy tax zwanej
,Czeka", czyli tainej policji So
wieckiej.
Maksy1n Litwinow, ktory W
ciagu ostatnich kilku lat prowa-
dzR intrygi i spisek z Trockim
przeciw Czyczerynowi, sowieckie
mu nlinistrowi do spraw zagrani
cznych, ma objac stanowis6o te
go ostatniego. Czyczeryn znaj--
duie sic obecnie w Berlinie, zas
Litwinow w Hadze. Zamiano-
wanna Litwinowa ma stanowisaxo
ministra do spraw zagranicznych
oczekuja W Moskwie kazdej
chwili, zaraz po zakohczeniu sic
konferencji haskell.
NJ. Krassin, sowiecki komi-
sarz do spraw handlu zagranicz-
nych, kt6ry cieszyl sic poparciem
Lenina, rowniez utracii wpiywy i
obowiazki jego przesziy do M.
Bogdanowa, kierownika najwyz-
szej sowieckiej rady ekonomicz-
nej.
PoGLoSKI o ZAMAcHU Ma
kYcIE DELEGAToW So