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The Washington herald., 1922-03-19

MT. PLEAsANT--sf4.I50
Overlooking Rock Greek Park; thoroughly
modern honse OF 0 rooms and baths; ar
ranged IN two apartpents. with front porch:
double rear porches tone sleeping porch); ;
hot-water heat; electricity end gas; hard
wood floors and trim: screens and awnings;
2-ear garage opening on rear alley: imme
diate possession; terms SHANNON &
LueHs. 7ls 18Th st. NV. Main 2s45.
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North Columbia Reights.

NORTH COLUMBIA HElGHTSSlOO 600
One square of 18th St, a remarkably low
priced home: rooms: bath: h.-w.h; elec
lights; lot 26 feet wide: built-in garage:
house is in excellent condition; with many
up-to-date features; large colonial front
porch: rear pOrches and sleeping porch. Easy
terms. WA. S. PHILLIPS. 1909 y. Y
ave. Main as
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Mount Pleasant Confined.
os1~oo5 o5-rss.scs-ss-.,.. .----. :, ~.
b. h.wh., % 70 IS II. alley 5000
THos. .. risHER. 1ss 1sth st. n. ESQ.
nan .s STE :a.sss ass01tso sooa: r. M sa
weelvafa nl1e.
ONTARIO ROAD-yil. $50.
q rms. b.; attic; ami; double rear
sf'iae r. Z. sAssBuRY q CO.. I.1s ! st. N. soo.
BiLrMoRE sr.-BRIcK HOUSE OF 10
rooms and 2 baths: hot-water heat; eiec-
tricity: hardwood noors and trim: front
porch: sieepink porch: screens: e-car garage.
Price. si5.soo. SHANNON q LUcHs. us
18th st. NV. Main :345
CALVERT sT.-BRIcK HOUSE on LoT
liz feet deep; 10 rooms and . baths; hot
water heat: electricity and gas: front porch.
Price 81. 500: terms. SHANNON 4 LUCHs
113 18th st. NV. Main <S45.
CALVERT ST.. m. 18Th N.w.-iI RMS.
& b.; h.w.h-; leleet garage space: quick
5000 ssl s.s ETDMas siTDs cor cfs Oh ans
Frark. 6406
COLUMBIA nd. NEAR 18TH sT.-o rms
4 b.: h.-w.h.: elee. $4,000: extra lots
wILDMAN a c0.. 9th Fl. Fr. 6406.
KENYON ST. m. ITTH-s rooms ba IN; !;
buiit-in garage; large alley. A fne home
and only t13. 500. GATEw0OD g. BEN
NKTT. 500 Cont Trpst Bldr. Main s594.
KENYON ST. NR. MT PLEAsANTI
room and 2 baths; naid's room: buiIt-in
garage; up-to-date In every particular. Price.
t14.1J0. G. s. BENNETT, 500 Cont. Trust
Blde. Main ssel.
PARK ROAD Nh. 18TH sT.-6 rooms and
bath: h.-w.h.; cleo, weather stripped.
screens and awnings: garage: t6-foot alley.
Price 10 right. GATEwooD s. BENNETT.
500 Cont. Trust Bldg. Main ess4
isrH ST.. Mr. PARK RoAD-TwELvl
roons; 2 b.: -: gries; sI4.soe.
Trust Bidr Hsis sssi.
terms GATEwooD s. BENNETT. 90
ce.ttsentsI Trust Bldg. Main esst.
COLUMBIA ROAD NEAR 18TH STD
rooms and baths 90 bedroomsl; hot-water
heat: gas lights; Pittsburgh hot-water
heater: garage. Price. SIG, 900. SHANNON
4 LuCHs. 713 18th st. NV. Main 2aI5.
GiRARD ST n W. WEST OF i4TH-
Twelve rms. and bath. gas and else.
J. FISHER CO.. mo. 7ss 18th ~ NJ.
Main $3.50.
GlRAkD ST. 10 rms. . b.. elec.. st b.
si25OO THos. J. FISHER q CO., 7ss
18th nv. n. ESQ.
10TH ST.. MI -BILrNoRE-Two STORIES,
h..w.h.: $40 900. THOMAS J. FISHER 8
CO. INC. 1ss 18th St NV. Main $3.50.
PARK ROAD-S13,T5
10 rms b.: ami; unusual home yalue.
y. u. SANSBURf 4 CO.. 1913 81. NJ 5904.
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Park I'd. mr.. N. n. ave.
Brightwood.

ofh and LONGFELLOw sT.-Ss. $50. Brand
new six-rOom tapestry brick residence; CON
! erste colonial front porch; double rear
pofches; h.w-h.; elec. lights; tile bath with
buflt-in fixtures; oak floors downstairs; IN
usral closet space: kitchen equipped with
china cupboard; Pullman breakfast service
and large pantry containing built-in refrig-
erator Attractive terms wM s PHIL
IIl'S, lto9 y. Y. ave. Main os.
UNDERWOOD ST. Mr. conn. AVE Q
roonS sud bath: new. $50 900. MOORE
q Hill. Woodward Bldg
NEAR 18th q LONGFELLov STs.-I
rooms and hath; s.mI Price. 80. 500.
MOORE q HILL. woodward Bldg.
BRIGHTwOOD-EniHT ROOMS q RATH:
hew holse; detached; modern: open fire.
piAee- Price. 80 $50; terms can be arrsaged;
Immediate possession. McKEEVER q GOSS
I4e5 Eve st. Main 4T52. sos
CORNER 0r 18TH ST. & MADISON NV
two-story. modern house: rooms: 3
setvants' rooms: electricity: lot e3xso;
pfsnty of shrubbery Price. $4,000. JOHN
' fDoNoHoE q SONS. s14 Pa. ave. %.
TrrFERsoN sr-Larre lot. s0xiao: sevss
mi: double 'Earage; $3.50. McKEEvER
GoSS. 1905 Eye 81 Main lT52. 543-2
RfTTENH0UsE ST. BET. End AND aRD
%. NV. '. q bath: large lot. SO. $50.
wy. Fl. SAUNDERS CO.. 1888 st AZ.
CA AVE-. NR- COLO. AVE Nw,-Frams:
rms q b.: h.-v.h.: elec.: hundry: "a.
gf. S fsr TO car ssr': $1,000; terms ss WILD
lnl1GHTwoOD-S7.5O0 500 Just one half block
froa the -14th ST. czrline: besHtifr! de-
faehed home on very large lot, abundance
- ishrubbery, hsnSe contains rooms: bath
f-w.h-. eiec. lights. and 4 In very g~e
cpadition. Nav he purchased on reasonable
,s.,ss,, =. q WA. s. PHILIPS. i4os \. T. ave
VAR -
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INSURANCE.

-~-~~~--~-~N~~-~-~~~-~S~O~-~
FIRE AUTOMOBILE. PLATE GLASS, BUR
Elary Insurance. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
140T v. 7. ave NV. Main lI65 InquIrs
for Mr. Elliott
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Mr.. 9TH & III NV.

1orH- ST. NR. " VS. ms q store;
ht, h., Karage space; rent SEQ; 81. 500:
t4.eoo cash wlLDMAN q CO., 9th q II.
Frankiin 6406
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NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-Sg.2 30 Or
beautiful New Hampshire ave: convenient
10 three car lines: is this colonial-type brick
home; thoroughly modern and in excellent
condition throughout; rooms; deep lot:
brick garnge; hardwood floors; screens and
awnings included. Attractive terms. wM.
s. PHILLIPS. 1909 V. Y. ave. Main es.
NORTH COLUMBIA nEIGHTS - BRICK
home. concrete PorCbR>: six rooms: tiled
hath: built-in garage: hardwood floors: ami
Price. Slo.TJo. McKEENER & GoSS. 1905
Eye st. Main 47I2 el-3
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTSS ROOMS
AMI bath; porches: all conveniences: con
Nenicnt to car line. S9,500. MCKEEVER &
GoSS. 1903 Eye st. NJ 4752. ll2-S
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-SiO. 30.
Reasonably priced colonial design resi-
deuce; attractive in appearance: just che
block Of l4th 81. car: rooms; spacious front
and rear porcheS: inClOSed Sleeping Porch;
h.-w.h.; elec. lights; hardwood 6oorS: deep
lot TO alley: ample garage space. House j.
vacant and immediate possession may be
obtained. Easy terms. wM. s. PHILLIPS,
1909 y. Y. ave Main QS
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-04-06
LETHA

Jim Applagate shipped two carloads
OF cattle from Letha Friday.
Mrs, Riggs visited school and At.
tended trustees meeting Friday after
noon.
Conda Wilson bought several hogs
In Letha last week.
The aandhill cranes have arrived
this week. Old timers say spring Is
here 10 stay when these birds come.
Miss Spencer left Monday for En-
NETT after spending several days with
the Youtsler family.
Joe Scott left Tuesday for Home
dale where he expects to find employ
ment.
The sale at the Pomeroy ranch
Wednesday drew good crowd, the
bidding was spirited and things were
boon sold.
The state examinations for 7th and
sth grades were held Wednesday ut
the schoolhouse. The major part OF
the school enjoyed = vacation
There il . good deal Of hay bein'
hauled these DAYS. One day the writ
or saw four loads following each other
down the river road.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-04-06
HAW CREEK

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Inman and Mr.
and Mrs. Shorty" HEREFORD called at
the Francis and Catalan homes Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Chas. VanFlcet starts the
new fiscal year Of the u. A. club by
entertaining this Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. S. T.. johnson went to town
Wednesday to see little George Els
berry, who had an operation Saturday
for appendicitis. We are glad to note
that he is getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson have
moved to the Brown home east of
town.
Mrs. p. M. Sprstt il visiting her
mother in Colorado.
Mrs. j. Loe Reed visited the school
Thursday afternoon until club time.
Mrs. Anah Zimmerman was very
pleasantly surprised today by her pu-
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BRAMWELL

Mcintyre and wilfong traded places
and moved last week.
Dan Hansen and family visited
Sunday with his brothers folks on the
bench.
The Wills family and Mrs. Chaun-
eey Payne were among the guests at
the G, c. Johns home Sunday.
Purl Atkins and family moved into
town this week
Chauncey Payne went to Nampa
Sunday with v. 7. Craig. Chauncey
Grove the truck back formerly owned
by Merit Jackson.
Mrs. Social Rolph, who has been
sick the past week. il now able to BIZ
up and around.
Elmer Rose was in Caldwell and
Nampa Saturday on business.
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CENTRAL MESA

Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Hus1Ard were
pleasantly surprised Sunday evening,
vhen about s. fFiands RokAar0A &
their home 70 spana the evening With
them, bringing ice cr~am and cake for
rafreshmsnts which were served late
IN The evening. Among those present
were Sislers, Pusers, Rogers, Hoops,
Goxmans. Martins, DruGans, Happy
Hill, Hugh and Fred Spear, Wilmar
Buck ard Overhaulaers.
Mr.. and Mrs Jess Bu1zArd and
Maude left sor Nampa TUESDAY,
where Mr.. Bu1zard will work for J..
P. Gray.
Mrs. George Davidson is still with
her parents 1t Meridian.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. CAmmerer were
visiting ut the Charlie Lusty home
Sunday afternoon
Florence and Willis spent Sunday
afternoon 1t the Mrs. FulGham
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Martin and
Mrs l. Brogan spent Sunday at the
Fred Roger home.
Mrs. Waite Hunter and children
went over to Mn Hunters parents
home, Mr.. and Mrs. John Rynearson
Wednesday to spent the rest Of the
week there to rest mp awhile. Mn.
Hunter has besn laid up with rheuma-
tism since having the flu-
Mr.. and Mrs.. Thos Stone and child
ren md Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Hill were
Sunday afternoon visitors 1t the
Ward Fuller home.
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BISSELL CREEK

Thefma Head spent Saturday night
With Essio Hmith.
Mr.. and Mrs., ". E. Hill Ats Sunday
dinner with John Soran and family.
ArS. walter Craig and Helen and
Betty spent Wednesday afternoon
withl0lfs. q 4. kussell Whiis Walter
Craig attended TIE Pomsroy sale.
Eloon DsAd4r won't 10 Montour
Thursday with sheep for Mr.. Schrs-
eongost.
Mrs. l. n. Smith called on Mrs.
John RAns viz b III at Emmett.
Mr.. and Mr1. Thos. Stone and child
rem were Sunday callers ct the Jet
Hill and John Soran homes
ternoon caller At the Walter Craig
home.
To0 AeCallAn cf Denver, Colo,
spent from Monday till Thursday with
John Soran. Mr.. MeCahan went to
Boise ThurndAy - The stagA.
Charlie Sawyer has = nav baby girl
which arrived at their home April l..
George Himons was . Saturday Wis
itor Ut the James Howard home.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-04-06

In the extraordinary diatom beds 1t
Lompoc. SANTA barbara county, Calf
fornia. occur untold millions Of skele-
tons Of Q small herring. while in the
upper strata are many remains Of pred
ntory Dsh which had entered what
was once bOttle-shaped bay In order
to feed on herring. This II evident
from the fact that one Of the skeletons
OF large mackerel has two herring
skeleton In what was once Its
nfOmach
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First Call q av.rt,e.l aaIIway.~

II was not until the early '70s that
the vertical railway" was introduced
In England, the FIRST lift being In.
stalled In Albert hall and to ride In
this the passengers were required &c
pay fee Of penny. Today, the Tiff
Is nothing like 50 common In Europe
as the elevator" which is our name
for the thing. is In the United States
One reason for this Is that the United
States is the birthplace Of the sky
scraper. and high buildings, as build
ing heights are measured in America.
are infrequent In Europe.
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Frasatnitx.

The true resistance Of man agains
cstastrophies f. an augmentation 0.
humanity. Love one another. aid nnt
another. Solidarity OF men 4 the re-
tort to conplieity Of mysterious facts
II p thus that Il established on eartt
the third term Of the grand humsD
formula. Fraternity. Governments put
obstacles In the way OF Liberty and
Equality. they will come In their time
In spite Of the monarchy Equality
In spite Of the ariStocracy. But Fra
ternity IL the opening door. the empty.
Ing purse. the helping hand.--yicto,
Hugo. IS
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-04-06
TO the WRlTER or LINCOLN

LAW -
Lincoln Writer, rvo no secret
IN my crude and feebh way;
An writing fer The Index
Just TO - what ! can say.
/ failed to learn my grammar lessonl
Never could, nor never can;
! don't know no more about them
Than South Ssa Island man.
/ en- lust I plain old farmer,
RAisiMg hay, sons wheat and rye,
And N not ! haavy drinksr
OF such staff ~ slkali.
Whar yeu asked : good fair question,
In thu items that you wrote,
II then would fall to answer
II would vi become poet.
Flowsry language, fights Of fancy,
Brings u baek through years Of
tiine
To the hearthatone Of our childhood
Where We first learned nursery
rhyme.
So love 70 writs these sonnets
In my own peculiar styie;
In the world Of tears and sadness
They, perhaps, may bring smile.
--nrnmwell Farmer.
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/ Mr.. and Mrs. Jsas Buzsard an
Aauds we're Sunday dinner gpests =
the FnlRham home.
Mr.. and Mfs. Hubbard and children
moved their household goods owe
from Nampa Monday to the J. P
Gray ranch.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Waite Hunter anl
children we're supper guests 1t thu
Robert Gordon home Sunday evening
Ar. and Mrs. Richard Kraus and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Ely and children we're Sunday dinner
guests 1t the James Heath home.
Mrs. Henry Gchosning and children
wsro Sunday visitors et ths Henry
Luhr home.
Friday. April IA. will be P. T. A.
meeting ut the school house, the last
meeting this year, and election Of Of
ficers,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Conrad and
family were Sunday dinner guests 1t
the Theodore Bison home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter German and
children were Wednesday callers ut
Fred Rogers.
Harry Little spent Tuesday night
with Walter Conrad.
Clarenre Hereth and Frank Bran
blee were Monday evening callers at
the Henry Conrad home.
Vet Conysrs and Darwin Beers
came down from Cascade Saturday.
Denny 4 Co. sre resetting apple
Trees In their orchard where the w.
+. Cox family are living.
Mrs. Henry Conrad, Regina, Clara !
md William were Sunday callers ct |
he Henry Luhr home.
l.. M. Smith and wife were Mon |
lay morning callers ut the Fred Ro-
,ers home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hereth, Mr..
md Mrs. Henry Conrad and family, |
christian Peterson and Frank Bran
lee spent Friday evening at the Jake
,onrad home TO help celebrate Little
katherine Conrad's first birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Hoops enter
aimed number Of their neighbors at
dance Monday evening in honor of
ir. and Mrs, Jess Buzzard, who left
or their new home at Nampa Tues
ay. Among those present were: The
users, Stones, Beers, Vet Conyery,
'arwih Beers, Jake Ellige, Buzzards
nd Hoops, Spears and Wilma Buck. I,
James Whitsell was up from Fruit
md Sunday visiting at the Charlie
'hitsel home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Conrad spent
unday ut the Martin Hereth home.
Mrs. Harvey Garfield and children
'turned Monday TO their home in
CONTOUR after visiting at the Win
urdelf home. II
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Miss Josie Aston spent Thursday
ct the Elmer Aston home.
Mrs. Je4e Buzzard and Maude spent
Monday afternoon with Mrs. Ward
Fuller.
LAwrcao Carter called 1T the Ell
mer Aston home Saturday afternoon.
: Mr., snd Mrs. P. A. Limbaugh enter
tAined some Of the neighbors at a
party Saturday, April !, in honor Of
Miss Ideila's birthday.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-04-06

PHI, II being In birhdsy! She was
preSanted With : nice brooch. And in
some mysterious way ice cream and
cake was smuggled in and very much
enjoyed by Ill.
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Much v,rtus 10 ths Onion.

No doubt he Is a prejudiced witness
but there may be something all the
same In the theory OF large grower
Of onions that this odorous vegetable
has kick" which could commend 10
II those who miss their accustomed
alcoholic stimulant. 1t certainly
strengthens the breath quite as eff
fectiyeIy as strong drink ever did,
Philadelphia Inquirer.
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style and Clear Thinking.
A good style Is the vivid expression
Of clear thinldng.-Huxley.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-14
DEL PAL|k|My, RUsY
KONsULy GL0BOjAMyg.

Prizes didiji kara, lake jo
If dar kuri laika po karo, dau-
CELLO lietuviQ, Gia Amerikoje
mirusiujQ, palikimai atsidur-
davo globon Rusijos konsulp.
Scniau patti Anlerikos valdzia
ir jos teismai remdamies tue,
kad Lietuva. Rusijos dalis,
kreipdavo panaSias palikimQF
bylas j rusu konsulatus.
Ai$ku, kad tokia dalykll
padEtis turejo butt pakeista,
ypac po to, kada Lietuva ga
vo Americas pripazinima.
jTuo reikalu buvo vedama
SuSlfaSln2JlInal SUI fuStl tsldl-
gomis, kuriu zinioje tos by
los yra, ir tQ susirasinejimQ
pasekm3je rusu konsulai vi
sas savo vedamas lietuviq by
las ir gautus pinigus perduos
Lietuvos Atstovybei, kuri vi
sas tas bylas varys toliaus,
persiusdama pinigus items,
kuriems priklanso.
Liet. Inf. Biwas
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-14
ARTIMUJU RYTU IRA
GEDTJA.

ROMA, @r. l.. - 100000
krik$GioniQ cvakuoja turkQ ~
,atoIijQ. Juos viSus laukla
vargas ir badaS atGjuS cia pat
ziemai. SeimynQ maitnto-
jus - jamcsnIus vyrus, tur-
kai paSilieka. Tad Twkijq
turf apIoiSti tik seneliai II
moteryS Su vaikais. $4,000
vaikQ jau dcportuota. Jle VI
81 pamti daugiausia Gralkl-
jon. kuri patti il be paha@e.
lin ncturi kuo maitintiS. 20
600 krikSGioniQ pahif9iliQ Su-
keliave i Samsun, palei no
daja jurQ. Laukia transport
taciioS. Kit uoStai talpat
apgulti pah3geliQ,
Ir viSur daugma tQ nelal-
mngQ zmoniQ ncturi uztekti-
mai nei maiSto. nci d'abuzlQ.
Net i$uickW iivm% ncNram"-
ton,a pagelba atGjus zi"mal.
Tai baiSi tragedija.
KrikSGioniSkos EalyS turGtQ
duoti rcikalingQ pagelbQ items
nclaimingiemS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-14
VARSAVOJE KA|P|R RE-.
y VOL|UCyA,
DARBININKAI PAKELE
GENERAL1 srREIKA.
Lenkai nacionalistai paskelhe
zydams boykota.

VIENNA, gr. IA. Anot
zinip is VarSavos, kariuome.
ne Siaip taip apmal$ino lcnkl
nacionalistu riauSes. Kele
tas uzmuStQ ir daugyEH suzei.
stu. RiauSininku prie$aky
bryo naujo prezidento Naru
towicz prieSininkai.
Kuomet naujas prezidentas
ana dienq apleido seimo bu,
ta, nacionalistai j "pasveikl'
no'' su sniegu.
Del riauSiu atsiStatydino Vi
dujiniu reikalQ minister's
EarSavos policijos virSinln,
kas praSalintas. BE to, jlS
bus patrauktas tieson.
Pasibaigus riausams, socia.
listai sukIil6 gencrall darbl,
ninku streikq. Socialistai
suprantama, yra dideli naujc
prezidento Salininkai. Tuo
strciku jie nori apmalsinti ma
cionalistp isikarSciavimq.
Prasid6jus streikui, nacio.
nalistai paskelbG zydams boy,
kota. Jie kaltina daugiausia
zydus uz Narutowicz'ia 'iaus is,
rihkima ~prezidentu. .>~'
Nezinia, kas toliaus desls
NarSavoje. Mes naclonalls,
tai paskelbe boykotq ir pa
clam naujam prezidentui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-14
MILIoNIERIUS ENA
KALEJIMAN.

AURORA, ILL.,, or. 13. -
Jacob Klein, milionierius de-
putty Serifas Du Page apskri-
ties, praloa2 kovq teismuose
ir tunes eiti kalejiman uz Chi
cagos motoristo L. Neumann
nuzudymq. Vyriausias Hi
nois valstybes teismas atme-
y jo apeliavimq.
Deputy Serifas turi suvirS
so metu amziaus. Jis nuso-
we vieSkeliu vaziuojanti su ia
tomobiliu Neumannq, kuomet
tas Saukiamas nesustojo.
Klein teisme teisinOsi, kad
jis Soves oran.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-14
|storiSkas Chicagos LietuVQ
SusirinkimaS
KLA|PEDOS KRASTO LIKIMAS SPRENDzIAMAS
susirinkmas vyksta Mckinley Parko salaje, Western
r Archer gives sekmadieny, II gruodzo, val po pet
Kviecami visi darbuotojai ir veikeja vsu draugiju
kuopu orgarizaciju bel jp valdybu nariai

Lenkai su tuo nesutinka!
Lcnltai nori pasirodyti gud1
riais. Kuomet agresivumd
sutartis butQ pasiraSyta, tue
met jie apie armijos mazini7
ma tik Svilpautq.
BolSevikai labai nepaten7
KNIT lenku suktyb6mis. Xii
tuomet TautQ Sajungoje LEM
kai oficialiai paskelbe, kad jie|
uzlaiko 275,00 vyrQ arlnija,
neskaitant $4,000 karininkQ.
Siandie cia, Maskvoje, len
kai delegatai tvirtina, kad|
lenku armija, skaito $4,000
vyru, neskaitant karininkQ|
korpuso. Ir tie patys dele
'gatai sake, kad Lenkija savo|
armija galatu sumazinti iki|
100000 vyrQ. +
Vyriausias lenku delegates
Radzvill klausiamas apie tai,
sausai atsakG: "Skaitlinas
nieko nereiSkia. Jomis mega
lima RENTS. -
(Cllicago Daily News kores-
pondento depeSoje IS Maskvos
minima ir Lietuva. Taigi,
aiSku, kad Lietuva. toie kon-
ferencijoje dalyvauja.: Fix
kaip kan nejauku min6ti lie
tuvos varda paduodant III
nias).
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FTanCija AtSisak0 PaSitraukti IS
UzimamOS POZiCIjoS
NEGAUS GARANTIJOS, TAI OKUPUOS RUHRO
PL0TUS. i

PARYZIUS, g. II. Fran
ella nccIiupuos Ruhro plotV
pirm SauSio l6 dicnoS. Tiki
81. kad Xxi to laiko jai drau-
gingoS valstyhis supras jos
Statomus reikalavimuS ir juoS
pripazinS. Pats premieras
Poincarc tikisi SauSio > dienq
atsickti gcistinQ tlkSlQ, kGo-
met bus atnaujinta premlerQ
konferencija. Jci tOje konfe-
rencijoje bus patarytas, bent
kOks sutarimas, nieko nelau-
kuS lures ivykti generate kon-
fcrencija BriukseIy arba Pa
ryziuje.
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100000, kad padaryti juos
valstybei iEtikimais pilleclals'
!Toliaus jis sake, idant ma
turalizavimo istatymai su at
sidajimu butQ pritaikomi prize
tn svetimSaliu, kurie netinka
j piliecius., Taigi, kad to-
kiems nebutu lengvai isduoda-
mi pilietylHs certifikatai.
Anot sekretoriaus, kuomet
svetimSaliai bus pasaulti la
viniman, tuomet bus galima
ju tarpe susekti negeistinus,
ty. tokius, kurie priesingi or
ganizuotai valdziai. Tokius
be jokio atidelioji1no depor-
tuoti. Nes jie yra saliai sun
kenybe. Tai tinkamiausias
vaistas iSvengti visokiQ nes.
maglunQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-14

'MASKVA, Russia gr. A.
IS Pabaltijos valstybiQ su bol-
Sevistine Russia konferenci-
jos. matyt. nieko nebus. Len,
k:;a atsisako mazinti savO ar
mia.
Latvija, Estija il Suomija
lenku vedama reikalauja boil
Sevistinhs Rusijos pasirasyti
neagresivmo sutartl. Pas.
kui pradeti derybas armijV
.sumazinimo klausimu. Ia
butu atskirus reikalas.
TeGiaus bolsevikQ delegatai
Lietuvos delegatN remiami
stow uz tai,- kad neagresivu.
ma ir armijQ sumazinima SUI
deti kruvon ir padaryti viena
sutarti, bet ne dvi atskiri.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-14
GRAIKAMS IR ARMENAMS
NERA PALENGVIN1MO.

WASHING TON, gr. 13.
Visokios protestantQ religlneS
organizacijos apeliuoja Wy,
riausybe ileisti Amerikon dat
gybe graikQ ir armenQ pabe'
gl6liQ.
. TeGiaus vyriausyb6 atsisa'
ko veikti tuo klausimu. Sake
kad tai kongreso reikalas. Pa,
ii vyriausyh6 tuo klauslmu
nenori init -iniciatyvos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-14

susimyleiimo, bet il: ismin,
ties. Anglia vietojc dides,
nip Vokietijos plotQ okupuo,
ties il karo kontribucijos su'
maznimui sutinka Francijai
dovanoti karo skolas.
Teeiaus Francijai to per,
maza. il tuo nepasitenklna'
il nori dar, kad ir Amerika
dovanotu jai skolas.
Kad Anglia ir Amerika jaj
dovanotQ visas karo skolas
tai il, Francija, atsisakytu O.
kupuoti Ruhro plotus ir sutl'
ktu sumazinti abelnq karo
kontribucijos sulna, kolSiq IL
kisi gauti is Vokietiios.
Tai toxic Francijos reika,
lavimai ir tokia jos pozicija.
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LYGIU TEIs1U KLAUsIMU

MILWAUKEE, Wis, gr.
13. - Nietos arkivyskuplJos
Kataliku Moteriu Taryba ana
dienq katedros auditoriume
tur9jo mitingq. Kun. DR.. Ha,
as gkalbtdamas parelSE
kad katalikds m o t G.
rvs priesinasi moterQ lHsy-
hes biliui, koks norma svar-
styti kongrese. Mes jei bi-
lius butQ priimtas, moterys
sioj sally netektp daugybas
privilegijQ.
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FRANCIJos KABINETAS
STOW W ;PREMIERA.

PARYzIUS, gr. II. Fran
cijos ministeriu kabineto su,
sirinkime premieras Poincare
pranese apie buvusiq Londone
premieru konferencija. Visus
premiere planuS ministerial
patviltino.