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New Britain herald., 1922-03-27
MEETING BOARD
 ELECTION TUESDAY
Forty-EiSht Delegates Will Be
 Selected Tomorrow

Forty-cight delegates will be elect cd 10 the city meeting board at a spe- cinl city election tomorrow. The poll Ing places, with the exception of, the third ward, are in school buildings, and will be open from to 9 o'clock in the evening. Each ward will name eight delegates to serve a three year term.
 In addition to the regular elections for three year terms, the third ward will elect q delegate to succeed George T, kimball for two years and in the fourth ward successors to f, J. Quinlivan and F. H. Hicrpc will be picked, each. to serve two years The members whose terms arc cx- piring are:
 First Ward
 Cornelius J. Dehm, Claude J. Le- rouy, Jesse Atwater, Frank D. Cox, Harry Morton, Miss Adele Anderson, Thomas W. Hinchliffe, William Blair.
 Second Ward
 William r. Roy, Antonio Napoii, Henry Martin, August E. Wallen, Aaron Danielson, Patneice Ernest, SIdI dulSy, l|OulS M. DyoOll.
 Third Ward.
 Mrs A. c. MoI<innie, Fl. 8. Robert son, J. C. Loomis, A. J. Soper, A. r.. Nelson, J. l.. Doyle, F. G. Platt, M. l. Jester.
 Fourth Ward. a.... George Weyh, Mrs. F.. B. Mitchell. Isaac Rothfeder, Mortimer Rhodes, Loren D. Penfield, James Edwards. J.. Gustave Johnson, J. August Carlson.
 Fifth Ward
 Leo Bojnowski. M Papciak, Will liam Sikora. M. Zaleski Karl Werner, August Anderson, John l.. kallberg, Emil kahl.
 sixth Ward.
 John r. Sullivan, Frank l.. Conin, John E. R. Keevers, Josiah Green stein, Joseph Curicni. R. J. Dixon. A.. c. Record, Leon Liegey.
 The polling places are as follows First Ward at Rockwell school, Franklin Square and Rockwell ave. Second Ward at Central Junior High school, Chestnut and Main Sts Third Ward at Wilson's store. No. 33 West Main street.
 Fourth Ward at Central Junior High school, Chestnut and Main Sts. Fifth Ward at Bartlett school, Grove and Broad streets.
 Sixth Ward at Burritt Junior High school. Clark and North streets.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-27
Illustrated Lecture on
 Sweden at Church

Carl Holmsten of Sweden will speak at the Swedish Lutheran church this Friday evening under the auspices of the Luther league. MT. Holmsten will dwell largely on Sweden and his lec- ture will be illustrated with colored slides. There will be an entertain ment in addition to the speaker which will commence at o'clock. On Thursday evening the Sewing society will hold a celebration of the forty first anniversary of the organization. An appropriate program has been prepared by a committee in charge
New Britain herald., 1922-03-27
Last Lecture Will Be
 Given at C. of C. Rooms

The last in the series of current event topics and lectures will be given under the auspices of the Professional and Business Women's club at the Chamber of Commerce rooms Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Colonel T. w.. Burpee will be the speaker. A meet ing of the executive board and the finance committee of the club will be held this evening in the Chamber Of Commerce rooms at 8 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-27
'Suffield Farmer Dies
 At the Age of SS Years

Suffield, Conn.,, March 27.-Clinton
 H. Nelson. SS, for more than a half century widely known in this town and this section as farmer, died at his home in West Sutfield road to- day He was twice married and is survived by his wife, two sons and a daughter--William H., and Harold, and Christine l.. Nelson. the last named a member of the faculty of the Packer Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-27
ZANELLA'S REQUEST.

Agram. Jugo-SlaVia, March 27.- Former President Zanela of the free state of Plume deposed in the recent uprising has telegraphed Premier Paehitch of Jugo-Slavia . request that the Jugo-Slav government as joint guarantor with Italy of Fumes independence intervene to re-estab- fish order at Plume. Ex-Prestdent Zanella is here with S6 members of the Plume assembly.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-27
Water Commissioners Not
 EXpected to Cut Pay

Indications are that the board of water commissioners, at special ses- sion tonight, will decline to reduce the salaries of it's officials and employees as requested by the common council. The sentiment of the commissioners Is that the department is conducted in a most economical manner as re- gards personal service charges. Con- sulting Engineer Allan Hazen in his discussion of the local water depart ment, compliments the city upon It's low payroll, remarking that this fact is responsible in great measure for the possibility of continuing low water rents.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-27
Charles Ponzi Charged
 With P Indictments

Washington, March 27.--Charles Ponzi, whose financial exploits intBos- ton resulted in his plea of guilty in November 1920, in the federal court to one of two indictments, and his sentence to imprisonment for five years, must stand trial in the Massa . chusetts courts at this time on 22 in dictments charging him with certain crimes under the state laws, it was held toda yby the supreme court, in an opinion delivered by Chief Justice Taft
New Britain herald., 1922-03-27
JOHNSTON LEAVES FOX's

Charles Johnston, for the past seV- eral months, manager at the Fox theater in this city. has been trans ferred to Fox's comedy house in Brooklyn, N. Y. Mir. Johnston will leave for that city tomorrow to com mence his new duties. Manager liar " Burke, former head of the local house, will take MT. Johnstons place here temporarily
New Britain herald., 1922-03-27
POLICE BARRACKS ATTACKED
Free State Troops Make Drive Early
 Sunday Morning.

Londonderry, March 27.--A force of republicans attacked the police barracks at Newton Cunningham oc- eupied by free state troops early sun day. After a rifle duel of three hours duration the attacking party retired leaving six prisoners and several wounded.
 Oriel House near Omeath, close 10 inc County Louth- Armagh border the residence of T. C. Bentley which was .lo,,t to be taken over for the Ulster police, was burned to the ground Wlth ifs contents Saturday night,
New Britain herald., 1922-03-27
COAL CONFERENCE
But There Will Be No Separate Wage
 Rate for Illinois Miners.

Springfield Ill.,, March 27.-Presi- dent Frank Harrington of the Illinois union miners today wired presidents or three coal operators associations of Illinois that he would confer with them Wednesday in Chicago.
 When asked if this conference might result in separate wage scale for Illinois miners MT. Harrington said mot at this time, l believe"
New Britain herald., 1922-03-27
PACKERS GET HEARING
J. ogden Armour Is One of Witnesses to Testify Today At Kansas City Trial.

Kansas City, Ma. March 27.-With J, ogden Armour of Chicago. presi- dent of Armour and Co, subpoaened as witness the department of agri- culture hearing of complaints against the packing company was scheduled to open here today. -.
 Charges of monopolistic practices in the conduct of the Mistletoe yards here, tending to depress the price of hogs and interfere with open competi- tive trading were brought against the Armour Co. in January by J. r. Swift and Frank Witherspoon, livestock commission men acting for the Kansas City livestock exchange. Violation of the federal packer stockyards control act of 1921 is charged. Thrty-nine associations of livestock producers and farmers have joined the local livestock exchange in the charges against the Armour Go.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-27
MAY BE GIRL BANDIT.

Lynn, Mass, March 27.-With the arrest,of Miss Rachel Frank today the police expressed belief that they. had the woman robber who entered the sickroom of Mrs. Matrona Saturday morning and took $50. Miss Frank, the police said. denied the charge. Mrs. Matrona's assailant was descrih- ed at the time as masked and armed with d revolver but police said today there was doubt whether she wore a mask
New Britain herald., 1922-03-27
WANT 5000 BOYs.

London, March 27.-Premier H. N Barwell of South Australia, is at tempting to recruit 5000 boys in Eng. land between the ages of l5 and 1t for apprenticeship to South Austral. ian farmers under government guard. ianship. The boys are wanted to re- place the 5000 South Australians kill. ed during the war.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-27
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
John IT. Buckley


 The funeral of John Henry Buck ley of 47o West Main street, president of the Spring and Buckley Electrical Contracting Co.,, was held this after noon from his home at o'clock and from the Erwin Chapel at 2.3o o'clock The Rev John l.. Davis, pastor of ths Trinity Methodist church oliiciated al the services.
 The palr bearers were Charles P Hayden, A. J. Swanson, Leslie Golf Wallace Graham, Frank Woods and Benjamin Rcntschellcr.
 The flora! offerings were numerous and beautiful and testified to the high esteem in which Mir. Buckley was held by his friends and business ac. quaintanccs, and the services were largely attended. Burial was in Fair view cemetery
New Britain herald., 1922-03-27
PRAISES DE VALERA
New Yorker Says He Is Only Irish
 Sta,esmau Ever Heard Here.

Carrick- -on- shannon. Ireland, Mar. o7.-ln an address at an anti-treaty meeting here yesterday Michael J. O'Connor of New York. said Ramon De Valera was the only Irish states man who ever went 10 America.
 He declared that if the Irish people relinouished their claim for repub- lie they could never put it forward again.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-27
Hentschel Estate Is
 Renueathed to Widow

The will of the late Bruno Hents- chel has been filed In probate court. The deceased left his entire estate, af- ter debts and funeral expenses are paid, to the widow. Mrs. Helena Hentschel. The document was drawn June 10, 1920.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-27
SAUCY BURGLARS

The police were notified this morn- ing that an entrance had been effected into the old Burritt>school last night, and some lead pencils, rubber bands and other school articles had beer stolen. The thieves threw thing: around the place and before they Jeff they wrote on a pencil box, the words You can go to -"
New Britain herald., 1922-03-27
SEEKS NEW TITLE.

Chicago, March 27.-Art Staff, champion professional ice skater, has entered the worlds professional roll CT skating championship meet to be held here April to g. Heretofore Staff has skated in several roller events as an amateur.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-27
COMMITTEE MEETING.

The committee on cleaner speech will meet at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms at o'clock this afternoon, at which time 1t Is proposed to enlarge so as to take into the work all denomina tions in the city.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-27
yincenzo Riccio.

The funeral of Vincenzo Riccio. in- fant son of Mir and Mrs. Alberto Riccio of PAS Chestnut street, who died Saturday evening, was held this morning at 10 o'clock from the funeral parlors of Laraia and Saga rino on Spring street, and burial was in St. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-27
Christina Diverse

The funeral of Christina Diverse, infant daughter of Mir and Mrs. Roe co Diverse of Is Lorraine street. who died Saturday night, was held this morning at 10 o'clock from the fun eral parlors of Laraia and Sagarino, undertakers, and burial was in St. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-27

The collection of gems owned by The Gackwar of Baroda Is belieNed 10 be worth over sle,000,000.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-27
Mrs, Bridret DOnaI,uc

The funeral of Mrs, Donahue will be held at o'clock Wednesday morn ing at St. Mary's church. The buria will be in st. Marys new cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-27
(Putnam & Co.)

NEW YORK CLEARING HOUSE REPORT Exchanges .......... $50, 900
 Balances .......... 60,500, 900
New Britain herald., 1922-03-27
ADVICE TO H0RSEWHIpPER
Chicago Man Ordered to Buy Copy Of Black Beauty and Return on April 2.

Chicago, March 27.-Bert Halpert charged with beating his horse today was ordered by Municipal Judge Haas to buy copy of the book "Black Beauty and return to court on April 2.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-27
Mrs. Emery Adams.

Mrs. Birdie Hilton Adams, wife of Emery Adams of East Berlin, died last night after a weeks illness with double pneumonia, Had she lived until July 6, Mrs. Adams would have been 30 years old. Besides her hus- band, she leaves four small children, Burton. 9; Eunice, {; Russell. 3; and a six months old infant son. Her parents, MT. and Mrs. John F. Hilton of 76 Church street, also one sister, Miss Mae Hilton. survive.
 The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock from the Erwin chapel in Fairview cemetery. Rev ). l.. Davis will officiate and inter- ment will be in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-27
Miss Nellie j.. Church.

Miss Nellie J. Church, aged 62, for many years resident of this city
 died this morning at 2:3o o'clock al the hospital where she had been a patient since last Wednesday. Miss Church suffered shock in Hartford last week and was removed to the hospital. The deceased was born in Meriden, April 29, 1860. She was of revolutionary ancestry. She made her home at v Franklin square. She is survived by brother, George w
 Church of New Jersey, and severa
 cousins. Funeral services will be held Rev. William A. Ross, pastor of the First Baptist church will officiate and burial will be in Fairview cemetery
New Britain herald., 1922-03-27
Mrs. Scycrina OI,on

The funeral of Mrs. Sevcrina Olson was held at ? o'clock this afternoon at the Erwin chapel. Rev. Dr. s. G. Oh man officiated at the services, and the burial was in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-27
Mrs, Bridget NJ. Donahue.

Mrs. Bridget M. Donahue of 107 South Burritt street widow of the late Michael Donahue, died yesterday afternoon at the New Britain General hospital, where she underwent an operation for appendicitis last Thurs day. She was az years old. and for
 many years was worshipper at St.
 Mary's church. Surviving her are son, Frank M. Donahue and a daughter, Miss Mary F.. Donahue, a teacher in the public schools. Mrs. Donahue was a member of the Cath olic Women's Benevolent Legion.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-06

PARYZIUS, or. C. Fran
cijos prcmieras Poincare Sios
savait6s pabaigoje keliauJa
Londonan. SeStadieni il Sc
kmadicni tenai ivyksianti Wy
riausios santarvGs tarvbos
(premicrQ) konfcrcncija. .Tur-
but, konferencUojc dalyvaus
ir Italijos premieras Mussoli-
nj. Konfercncijojc bus ta-
riamasi karo kontribucijos
klausime.
Francijai nickaS kitas tick
daug ncrupi, kaip tik iSSautl
kontribucija is Nokietijos.
Tuotarpu yra zinoma, kad Eo
kietiia atsisak0 toliaus kQ-
nors vcikti tOs bcgalO aukS.
toS kontribucijOs rcikalc.
Patirta, kad prcmicras
POincare LondOno kOnferenci-
jai paduos Siuos sumanymus,
kaip kolektuoti kontribucijq:
/. FrancuzQ armija turi O.
kupuoti visa Ruhro distrikta.
Tai bus garantija. kad Eo-
kietija iSmokGs paskirtq kon-
tribucijQ. Prircikus, Franci-
ia Ruhro distrikte gales eks-
ploituoti angliQ kasyklas.
>. SantarvG pilnai turi kon-
troliuoti kaip Reichstago, taip
viSQ Eokietijos valstybiQ pa
jamaS If iSlaidas.
,. Santarv6 turi kontrOliuO-
ii Vokietijos valstyb6s bankQ
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-06
BAVARIJA NEN0RIe ATST-
PRASYTI.

BERLYNAS, gr. 6. = Is
Municho, Bavarijos sostmes,
praneSta. kad bavaru valdzia
visai nelinksta pildyti santar-
yes ultimatumQ If tai visa pa
liks be atsakymo.
Kituomet dviejose vietose
valstieciai bavaria uzpuole
santarves militarine kontro-
les komisija, kuri nor6jo les
koti pasleptQ glnklQ.
" tai. santarv6s ambasa-
doriq taryba pareikalavo nuo
Bavarijos vieno miliono aux
siniQ markiu atlyginimo. Tai
savos rQSics bausm6. Be to,
dar priedc atsiprasymo.
TeGiaus Bavaria negrelta
tHos reikalavimus pildyti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-06

premiere vardan kilusios
graikq tautos reiksti princui
Andrew susimylejina, jei jls
yra prasizenges.
Premieras Gonatas taip at
sake. kardinolui Gasparri:
"Is gilumos Strides dekoju;
10 Sventenybei il Apastalu'
Sostui uz rupinamasi musq
Salimi. Kuomet as meldziu
sventojo Tevo palaimininlo
musp tevynei, turiu laime
jums pranesti, jog karo teis-
mo nuosprendis, paskelbtas
princui Andrew, pilnai sutin-
ka ,su Jo Sventenybes troski-
mais." ...., ..,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-06
FranCija Neatsizada Pavergt
vokietija
PIRM|AUSIA NORI Uz|MTI RURRO PLOTUS
VOKIETIJOS VYRIAUSYBE, PRANESA,
NEPASIDUOSIANTI FRANCIJAI.

ir pirmoje eil6je, sustabdytI
poperiniQ markiQ dirbimq.
4. Santarvcs prieziuroje tu-
ri but kolektuojamos visos
importo il eksporto mokestys'
Tuo budu surinkti pinigai tu-
ri but skiriami kontribucijai.
). Kaip tik Vokietijos stu
aci.ia pasigerins, tuojaus jai
duoti iSorine paskolQ.
Tuos spausti Vokietija pla-
nus il projektus su premieru
Poincarc pagamino fmansu IL
uzsicniQ reikalQ ministerial
Gi marSalas Foch apdirba
planus militariniam RuhrO di-
Strikt0 uZGmimui.
Kai-kurie francuzQ laikraS-
Giai abcjoja, kad Anglijos ir
Italijos premicru galetQ pa
tvirtinti ta visa programq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-06

miau paduotQ savo nuomone.
Is to kilo nepasitenkinimai
IL nesutikimai. Lordas Cur
zon reiSk6 nepasitenkinimq
turkais il bolSevikais, gi Sic
- lordu.
Sig. Garroni, kick zinoma,
Dardaneliu klausime netare
galutino zodzio. Jis laukia
atvaziuojant savo premiere
Mussolino.
Bet lordas Curzon il fran
cuzQ delegates Barrere stow
uz tai, kad DardaneliQ klau-
sine turkams iduoti ultimatu-
ma.
BolSevikQ delegates Tchit-
cherin vieSai ir formaliai tvi-
rtina, kad DardaneliQ kontro-
l6 turi prigul6ti iSimtinai tur-
kams. Mes tai turkQ savas-
tis. Ir jei pertaka butQ pa
vesta santarves kontrolei, tai
reikStQ, kad ja apvaldo Ang,
Liza. ...
Begiu konferencijos lordas
Curzon praneSe, kad Anglija
neapleis nei Konstantinopo,
lio, nei DardaneliQ, kol nebuS
padaryta taika.
Cia placiai ,kalbama, kao
del u-bolSeviku nusistaty,
mo. Dardaneliu reikale taikoS
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-06
D1DEL1 ARMENQ NUosTo.
LIAI SMIRNOJE.
Turkai pragaisino visus jQ
turtus.

ATENAI, gr. 6. - Smir
nos vyskupui pirmininkaujant
komitetas paskelb6 raporta
kad turkai Smirnoje arme'
MANS padare l1S milionQ do
leriu nuostoliQ. X
Turtingiausi armenai gyye'
no Smirnoje pirm ateisiant
turkQ nacionalistQ armijai
JQ tarpe buvo apie 20 milo,
nieriQ. siandie palike be cen,
to.
Anot komiteto, Smirnoje is,
zudyta apie 1000 armenQ
Nezinia kur pragaisusiQ il ne
laisv6n painltu komitetas pa
duoda 5000 vyrQ If apie 49,,
600 moterQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-06
PROGRESYVIS BLOKAS
DARBUOJAS|.

WASHINGTON, CT. 6. -
Prad6jus kongresui regulare
sesija, progresyvis blokas
antkart pasistum6 primyn su
savo projektuojamomis refor-
momis. Senate zemdirbystGs
komitetas sutiko su bloko pa
duotu projektu, idant ateity
S. Valstybiu prezidentas bu-
tn tiesioginiai renkamas pa
civ piliekiq balsais.
Tai bus konstitucijai naujas
"amcndmentas."
Tuo paGiu "amcndmentu'
norma atmainyti prezidento
inauguaracijq. Vieton kovo
4 d. inauguracija turf sekti
treGiq sausio pirmadieni. Kon
gresas session gi turi kas me-
tai susirinkti pirmqji sausio
pirmadieni.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-06
iTEISIAMAS GRAFAS
KAROIYI.

BUDAPEsTAS, gr. 6.
Cia teisiamas buves ungarll
nacionales tarybos preziden-
tas, grafas Michael Karolyi,
kurs anais metals Ungarijos
valdzia pavede komunistams.
Jis uz tai kaltinamas vals-
tybes isdavysteje. : Kaltinto-
jas reikalauja konfiskuoti vi
sas grafo savastis. Grafo
apginejas pranese, jog jo klie-
ntas su seimyna ir be to Sian
die vargingai gyvena. 10 EMO
ma uzdarbiauja.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-06
$VENTAS|S TEVAS IS
GELBEJO GRA|ky PR|NCA4

ROMA, gr. 6. = ,Vatikano
sferose kalbama, jog sventa-
sis Tevas Plus XII iSgelbejo
Graikijos prineui Andrew gy-
>vasti.
Gruodzio / d. kardinolas
Gasparri Papos vardu pasiu-
nte telegrama Graikijos pre-
micrui. Buvo sakyta, jog
Sventasis T6vas daug susiru-
pines graikQ karaliaus il pri-
nco Andrew likimu. PraSyta
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-06

Ar "slakcriai" yra ir 8 ma
no diocezijos vienuoliai zuve
kovos lauke?.
"Tamstos nuomone yra
"slakeriai' visi tie, kunigai
ir klierikai, kurie is kovos lau-
ko gryzo nepagydomai suzeis-
ii, kurie dekoruoti If yatzyme-
ii az savo karzygingus zygius,
"Slakeriai" visi tie kunigai
il klerikai, kurie armijon is,
tojo paprastais kareiviais il
paskui ten paaukstinti leite.
nantais ir kapitonais." "
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-06
470 sunobilizuota.

"Bayome diocezijoj 47O
kunigQ il klierikQ (se-
minaristn) buvo sumobilizuo-
ia. Karo laiku as uzdariau
dvasiskajq seminariia. Pa
siliko nuo kareiviavimO pa
liuosuoti tik s klierikai, kurie
fiziniai netiko kareiviautl. VI
81 kit iSejo karan. Vikarals
profesoriai If kapelional, VI
81 buvo muSiu fronte arba sa-
nitariame korpuse.
"27 klierikai zuvo kovoJe
su priesu, ar tai jie "slake'
rial " % jauni kunigai nu'
kauti. tai taipgi "slakeriai?''
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-06
METAI-yoL VII
Bolsevikai Nepatenkinti Kaimi-
ningonnis Valstybemis
sAKo, KAD JOS NENoRI SUMAzINTI ARMIJU

Taigi, jei bolsevistine Rusi-
ia tur9s 100000 kareivip. tad
ir tos keturios valstyb6s kar-
tn imant negali tur6ti dau-
giau.
Tai visa bolSevikq Sauktos
konferencijos programa.
Su tokiu armiju mazinimu
nesutinka mazosios valstybes.
BE to, mazosios valstybes rel.
kalauja kokio-nors arbitraci-
jos kuno, kurs sprestQ kilu-
sius ju su Maskvos valdzia
nesutikimus.
Bet to nenori bolSevikai.
Jei konferencija niekais
baigsis, tai bolsevikai lures
progos uz militarizma kaltin-
ii Pabaltijos respublikas.
Su lenkais bolSevikai veda
atskirias derybas armiju ma
Zinimo klausimu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-06
ANGLJA DARBUOJASI APVALDYTI DARDANELIUS
Is TAIKOS KONFERENCUOS CALI ISSIVYSTYT KARAs

LAUSANNE, gr. 6. : Trys
vyriausieji santarvds valsty-
biu delegatai Gia taikos kon-
fcrencijoje - lordas Curzon,
NJ. Barrere ir Sig. Garroni,
tur6jo slaptq susirinkima.
PriGm6 bendrq nusistatyma
DardaneliQ klausime. Tai e.
sQ atliktq, todel, kad Darda-
neliQ reikale labai atkakliai
statosi bOlSevistin6s Rusijos
delegatai. Gi tn delegatl
'klauso turkai. Kuomet uz-
vakar lordas Curzon reikala-
vo turkQ delegatQ paduoti sa-
vo planus DardaneliQ stovy-
bos klausime, turkai atsisak6.
Jie nori, idant santarv6 pir-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-06

MASKVA, ,gr. 6. : Boise
viku suSaukta nusiginklavimo
konferencija tesiasi. Konfe-
ruojama uzdarytomis duri-
mis-. !
BolSevikai reiskia nepasi-
tenltinimu. Slundziasi, kad
kaiminingos valstybes nesu-
tinka su ju projektais.
BolSevikai tvirtma, kad jle
Siandie uzlaiko 100000 raudo-
nosios armijos kareiviQ. Ia
armijq jie nori sumazlnti iki
100000 kareiviQ, jei visos kai-
miningos valstybas tapat pa
darytQ.
;Bolsevikai nori, kad Suomi
ia, Lietuva, Latvija ir Estija
visos kartu turetQ tick ka-
riuomenes, kick bolSevistine
Russia viena.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-06
TEVAs DoMINIKAs
ATKELIAUJA.


DUBLINAS, gr. 5. - A
merikon iSkeliavo T4vas Do,
minikas, zinomas mirusio
badu Corko majoro McSwl,
ney dvasios vadas. Jis keliau-
ia j Dominikonp namus Ore
gono valstybeje.
Kalbama, kad siandieninf
naciona9a airiQ valdzia j is,
pejo apleisti Airija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-06
PILSUDSKI NENORI BUT
PREzIDENTU.

LONDONAS. gr. 6. - Is
VarSavos pranesta, kad Sian,
dicninis provizionalis lenkr
prezidentas Pilsudski atsisa.
'ko but kandidatu i preziden.
tus.
LenkQ seimas prezident2
rinks gruodzio 9 diena.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-06
AREsTUOTAS w KRIMI-
MALE oeERAcIJA.

AreStuotas DR.. A. c. Ras-
mussen, 1851 Hutchinson st.
uz kriminale operacija. atlik-
ia Miss Philomena Letavoy,
kuri mirtinai serga igonineje.
Arestuotas prisipazino.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-06
SUIMTA GAUJA zMOG-
zUDz1Q.

Policija sueme 6 vyrus If vie
ma moteriske. Kai-kurie is jq
jau ispazino, kad ju gauja an
dai nuzude vieno garadziaus
savininka, turtinga automobi-
liq. pirkli Lanus. Tai atlikta
plesimo tikslais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-06

konferencijai grumoja pavo,
jus. Cali but j pertraukta
nciSsprendus galutinai nei
vieno gyviausio hausimo.
Tchitcherin tvirtina, kad
turkai pirmieji neprivalo pa
duoti savo plenQ Dardaneliu
reikale. Tai turi padoryti
santarves delegatai. Juk jie
save skaito pergaletojais. .