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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-11-04
TUESDAY is DAY OF
GENERAL ELECTION
Importance of Offices to be Filled Will
Call Out Full Voting Strength.


Next Taesday is election day and
because of the importance of the sew
eral Offices to be filled at hat time
there will be probably as many votes
cast as though it was a presidential
year. With a United States Senator
and Representative in Congress to be
chosen, as well as a Governor, State
Senator, two Assemblymen, Surrogate
and many local officers, including a
Mayor, the people have a great inter-
est in this election. Locally there are,
besides a Mayor, a Councilman at
Large and n Councilman from each
Ward, as well as a Freebooter from
each Ward, to be elected.
Besides these officials, there are sew
eral questions of Importance to be
voted upon by the people. There is
the proposed $40, 600, 900 bond issue of
the state for road building purposes.
The question of the removal of the
county seat from Mays Landing to At
lantic City is also to be decided, and
locally the people are to vote on the
question of paying members of City
Council an annual salary of $500. TAX
en- altogether, there has been no more
important election held in many years
with so many vital matters affecting
both the government of the country,
state, county and city, as well as the
matter of future taxation. 1t be-
hooves every man and woman to cast
their ballot at this time in the inter-
est of the matters they decide they
should support.
The polls will be open for balloting
at six O'Clock in the morning and will
close at seven o'clock in the evening.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-11-04
CARDIFF SOCIAL CLUB.

The Masquerade Party was a splen-
did success and every present had
a delightful time. Our next meeting
will be held on Monday evening at
Mrs. Shulz's home. We especially in
vite new visitors who enjoyed the
party to meet with us on next Monday.
Let's have just as large a crowd.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-11-04
MRS. CATHERINE w. SHRlVER.

On Saturday, at Somers Point, Mrs.
Catherine w. Shriver, widow of the
late William Shriver, died at the age
of 81 years. Funeral services were
held on Monday evening at the Bap-
fist Church, Somers Point, and inter
ment was made on Tuesday morning
in Mount Peace Cemetery. Philadel-
mia.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-11-04
MASKED PARTY.

This Friday evening the members
of Camp No. 8, P. o. of A., will give a
masked party and a good time is
assured all who attend. Each member
is requested to bring a friend to this
affair.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-11-04
DROWNING AT
SOMERS POINT
Charles Godfrey Swept Overheard
From Fishing Boat and Sank in
View of Friends.
NAYLOR JUST ESCAPED

When he was tumbled overheard
from a small fishing boat In Great
Egg Harbor Bay last Monday after
noon, Charles Godfrey, an ironworker
and fisherman, of Atlantic City, was
drowned and his body carried away
by the swift running tide. Joseph
Naylor, a companion, who was also
swept overheard, had a very narrow
escape from death before he was res
cued and revived,
Godfrey and Naylor, along with Paul
j. Daley, of the Hotel Norwood, Allan
tic City, and Frank M. Jones, a con-
tractor, of 1918 Harrison avenue,
F%rankford, Philadelphia, left the shore
with the intention of running to God
frey's nets in a 24-foot skiff. Godfrey
was going to show the other three
men how he set his nets for the next
days haul.
The motorboat was less than a
quarter mile off shore when the motor
began to miss" and finally stopped
altogether. Godfrey and Naylor both
stood UP in the lurching boat and
started to walk back toward the stern,
where the motor was situated, when a
SuuUtu swell Sl1uCh ln6 EDodl. DUH
men were thrown off their balance
into the icy waters of the bay. They
were dressed in heavy oilskins and hip
boots, which prevented them from
swimming.
For several moments after the two
men were hurled overheard the other
two men in the boat gazed, Mortified,
at their struggling forms while the
skiff with the dead motor drifted
away. Jones leaped into a small row
boat tied to the head of the skiff,
grabbed the bars and shouted for
Daley to cut the rope so he could pull
away.
Looking back as he rowed away
from the motorboat, Jones caught a
glimpse of Godfrey going under water
for the last time. Naylor was feebly
struggling a short distance away, and
Jones pulled the boat in his direction.
Drawing alongside, Jones reached
down to pull the semi-conscious man
from the water, but soon found this
impossible. as Naylor, with his water
soaked clothing and heavy boots,
weighed more than 200 pounds. The
arm of Naylor reached up and closed
with a death-grip on the edge 81 the
sn ay s|.l 4IJ(.g.1 4lIz .5hsts'zs .s
wrong and three boats, containing
friends of the drowning men, put out
from shore in an attempt to aid in the
rescue. Naylor was dragged from the
water into one of the boats and rushed
to the shore, while the other boats
secured the surrounding waters for a
sign of Godfrey.
For more than two hours hardened
fishermen and physicians worked over
the form of Naylor before the man
showed signs of life.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-11-04
ANNOUNCER EMIT.

TO the PuDI1c.
There is no connection whatever
between the Victory Market of Allan
tic City and the Victory Market of
Pleasantville.
(Signed) C. WAGENHEIM,
929 Atlantic Ave,
(advertiesment) Atlantic City, N. J..
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-11-04

Do you know Bob" Mackey? Get
acquainted at 500 S. Shore Road. adv.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-11-04

Bob" Mackey's Service Station
300 S. Shore Road. adv.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-11-04
MEMORIAM.

Sacred to the MemOTy OF u DETOVEuu dUgHt6T anu 5TsIeTJ
E. PEARL STAFFORD CAMPBELL,
Who fell asleep November 4th, 1918.
Four years have passed since mat sad day
When one we loved was called away.
God took her home; it was His will,
But in our hearts she is living still.
At home with Christine stranger in that land,
With confidence, she treads its golden strand.
Within the fathers house secure and blest,
She found a home of love and joy and rest.
At home with Christ, oh, bliss beyond compare!
The mist of sin can find no entrance there.
She sees His face unveiled, His love adore,
Safe, sheltered in His care for ever more.
Sadly missed by Mother, Father, Sisters and Brother.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-18
sAvIEJ1 REMKITE SAVAS
ISTAIGAS.

borlliskio valdzia savo letu
apsiejimu sukels daugybe vie
tiniu prieSq. Kabinetas pri-
pazista, jog toksai opozicijos
veikimas CANA rimtas.
Sukileliai autonomistai, a
not ziniu tufi kulkasvaidzius
ir uztektinai kitokiq ginklQ.
Jiems vadovauja makedonai
revoliucionistai, kuriQ tikslas
isteigti autonomine Makedo-
Mia, kurion tuEetu ineiti bull
galu, serbu ir graiku uzgrob-
tos Makedonijos dalys. Sos
tine jie pasirenka Salonikus.
Bulgaria. nori but viena.
Balkanq valstybes' sudarc
sajunga arba bloka il jim is
toti' kalbina Bulgaria.. Te.
Claus Bulgarijos valdzia isto.
10 laikosi. Sake, Bulgaria
nereikalauja but iveliama !
svetimus feikalus.
Premieras Stamboulisky
tvirtina, jog Bulgaria. gal
Balkanq reikaluose draugin
gal kooperuoti su kitomis val.
styHamis. Bet ristisf bloko ry
siais nekuomet nerelkalauja
Bulgaria nori ramiai gwen
ii.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-18
mas visl cia atkartojamas.

mas visl 6ia atkartojamas.
Jei Francija nori sunaikin-
ii Vokietija, j tai gall pada-
ryti, Tam tikslui j senai w
laiko skaitlinga armija. lr
jos, kaip atrodo, negali sulai-
kyti nuo to zygio .santarves
valstyAes. j pradeda ne
klausyti nei Anglijos ispeji-
mu. +
Teciaus Francijq nuo to ne
gudraus zygio gall sulaikyti
Suv. ValstybiQ vyriausybes
balsas. Franeuzai Americas
turi klausyti, ri
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-18
BOLSEV|KAI ATSTOVAI
PASAL|NTI SzSE|MO.

KAUNAS, lapkr. %. Is
Seimo pasalinti desimciai po-
sadziQ bolSevikai atstovai Ku-
bickis, Vilunas If Dominas "
izeidima tautos demonstraty.
vial jiems sedint, kuomet bu-
vo giedamas tautos himnas il
daroma atstovu priesaika
Juos pasalinti pasiQle Ukinin-
kQ sajungos frakcija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-18

Nes vyriausyb6 pirmiaus tu-
ri gauti reikalingq informacl-
ju nuo savo diplomatiniQ at
stovQ Eur0poje.
Taigi, pirm laiko speti aple
programq negalimas daiktas.
Reiks Vohetijos griuvima.
Pirm visako, kick zinoma,
Amerika reikS didell nepasl-
tenkinima Francija, jei pas
taroji negins okupuoti Ruhro
plotus.
;Tas nepasitenkinimas nepa-
as is to, kad Francija uzlms
Vokietijos teritorija. Bet ap-
eina tas, kad Francija tokiu
pasielgimu prades vystytl
nauja kara Europoje. Paga-
liaus, Vokietija netekusi Ruh'
70 plotQ lures visai ,griutl
kaip ekonominiai, taip finan,
sinai.
Reikia zinoti, kad Ruhrc
plotuose Vokietija turi svar'
biausias savo angliu kasyklas
Be tq kasyklq 'Vokietijos in.
dustrija paliks be kuro.
! Kas Francijai geriau.
Kas Francijai yra tinka
miau, ar vokieeiu auksines
markes, ar Vohetijos ekono
! mine pragaistis9 Tai klausi
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-18
BOLSEV|KAI MAINS DA RBIN|NKAMS UzDARBI

MASKVA, gr. II. = Pra-
eta ziema bolSevistin6 Rusi-
ia turejo maisto krizl, gl, sia
ziema lures industrijini krizl.
Delto, kaip Leninas, taip Tro-
tzky darbuojasi apdrausti nuo
Sriuvimo kasyklas il dirbtu-
yes. Tam tikslui pasvenciama
visa energija. Leninas pasiun
te atsiliepima Ukrainos sci
mui Charkove. Ragina Ukrai-
nos bolSevikus atgaivinti in
dustrija Donece,
Is visako matosi, jog Rusi-
ia lures paliesti naujas ba-
das. Kad gelb&ti industrija
If gauti pinigQ uzsieniuose,
bolSevikQ sulai apgalvoja did
ziuma Rusijos jaw if htokio
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-18
GENERALIAI RINKIMAI
AUSTRALIJOJE.


MELBOURNE, gr. II.
Vakar Australijoje ivyko ge.
neraliai rinkimai. Sp6jama
kad siandieninis premieras
Hughes vargiai bus isrinktas
Hughes skaitosi karo pre-.
mieras. Ar tik nereiks il
jam pasitraukti is uzimamos
yietos, kaip tai jau padare ki.
ii premierai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-18
'Lenkijjos Preziidentas
Nuzzudytas
Nuzud6 j Kazkoks Dai|ininkas

VARSANA, or. II. - Cab
ricl Narutowicz, pirmasis Len
kijos prezidentas, vakar nu-
zudytas.
Narutowicz nuzudytas jam
lankantis dailGs parodoje.
il nuzude kazkoks dailinin-
kas yardu Niewiadomski. Tas
vardas, matyt, pramanytas.
Dailininkas ! prezidenta pa
leido iris SuviuS. Nisais pa
taika. Kick palaukus prezi-
dentaS mir6.
Prad6jus gruodzio 9 d. Xxi
Siolei Gionai tes6si riauS6s If
nerimavimai, kuOmet seimas
prczidentu iSrinko Narutowi-
cz in. Pirmomis riauSiQ dieno-
mis- daugybG zmoniQ nuzudy-
ia If suzeista.
RiauSes k6l6 lcnkai naciOna
listai, kuriems nevyko prave-
sti ! prezidentus savo pazlu-
III zmogaus. Nacionalistai pa
skelb6. kad jie naujq prezl-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-18
BOLSEVIKAI PLANUOJA
IsLEISTI NAUJUS
RUBLIUS.

MASKVA, ,gr. II. Bol.
sevikp valdzia planuoja iSIei
sti naujus savo rublius valiu-
tos sustiprinimui. Tas jV
rublis, sakoma, busias stan.
darizuotas ne aukso bet pre-.
kin verte.
Tai jau socialistine paslap
tis. .,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-18

LAUSANNE, or. II. -Pra
plite cia pranesimai, jog sau-
sio 25 diena paskirta paslra-
Svti taikq su turkais. Mes ikl
to laiko taika bus padaryta.
Taikos taisymas progresuo-
ia. Tuos klausimus, kurie dar
galutinai neiSsprestl, studi-
iuoia il gamma ekspertal,
Kaikurias sqlvgas apdirba
SubkOmiSijOs.
Xxi Kal6du norma galut1-
mai aptarti visus svarbiauslus
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-18

maisto eksportuoti:
Norma deSimciai metu pas
kelbti visiems Rusijos darbI
ninkams sumazintus uzdar
bus. Siandie skiriamo darbi
ninkams uzdarbio neHtenka
prasimaitinti, delto norimt
dar labiaus sumazinti.
Tai bolsevistine ismintls
Turbut, jie mano, kad lablau'
isalke darbininkai atliks dau-
giau darbo. Savo kailio gelbe
jimui .iie nori darbc mones
badu marinti.
Trotzky darbuojasi II llz
porcijp mazinima. Grid, ja-
val reikalingi eksportui. Bet
vargiai bus jaw, kuomet zmt
nes negaus pavalgyti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-18
KAMENEV : MASKV0S
VIRsININKAS.

MASKVA, !gr. II. Mas
kvos sovieto pirmininku is
naujo iSrinktas Kamenev. Kal
Eadamas ragino pasaulio dar-
bininkus pasukti revoliucijos
kelian.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-18

denta boykotuosia. Mes jis y
IA radikalas. Sake, kad j
prezidentu isrinko he lenkai,
bet lenkQ seimo tautiniQ ma
zmmu atstovai, taigi, zydai,
vokieCiai ir kit. Tikrieji len
kai mazai balsu uz j atidave'
Is riauSiu pakilo generals
darbininku streikas, paskul
nacionalistai paskelbe zydams
boykota. Ant gallo patsai nau
jas prezidentas pasalingai nu
zudytas.
Narutowicz buvo gimes Tel
siuose, Lietuvoje, 1865 m. Mo-
kinosi jis Liepojoj, Petrogra-
do Technikaliame Institute II
Zuricho politechnikoj, kur ga
vo vandens sp6kQ inzinieriaus
diploma.
Sulig lenkp konstitueija,
mirus prezidentui jo vietq uz-
ina seimo pirmininkas. Sian
dieninis seimo pirmininkas Y
IA Rataj, is liaudies partijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-18
s36.3O TAKsQ IsPUoLA
KIEKVIENAM.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, g. II.
Illinois valstyheje 1921 me
tais uzlaikyti tik viena valsty-
bes valdzia (be federales) is
6jo .kiekvienam Illinois EMO
gui $3.50 taksp.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-18
NAUJAS JAPoNIJoS
AMBASADORIUS.

TOKYO, gr. II. Ministe.
riQ kabinetas vakar patyirti.
no ambasadoriu Suv. Valsty
bams uzsienip reikalu vice-mi
nisteri Hanihara.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-18

Keturios Seimynos turejo
dumti laukan ana naktl kilus
gaisrui dvieju aukstu aparta-
mentiniuose namuose, l4h
Berwyn ave.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-18
SPEJAMA, S, Y, ISGEL-
BES RUHRO PLOTUS
PRANEsA, w KELETOS
D1ENU AMERIKA VEIKs'
Kitaip gall but sutriuskinta
Vokietija.

WASHINGTON, gr. II. -
Uz keletos dienQ Suv. Valsty-
biQ vyritusyh6 prades svar-
bius zygius, kas palyti Euro
pos ateities. Europos llkl-
mo klausimu vyriausybe inns
tariffs su santarv6s valstybh-
mis-.
Siuo kartu tn Americas ~.
gin programa dar nezinoma
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-18
BOLSEVIkAI DEMORA-
LIzUOJA RUSUOS
JAUNIMAA,
DARBUOJASI PANAIKINTI
RELIGINES sVENTES.
II patterns zydams ten daro-
81 labai anSta.


laikr. korespondentas). - Vi
sol Rusijoj bOlSerikai siste,
lnatiniai demora izuoja launl
ma. naikina jane visokius re-
liginius jausmus, taigi, II pa
ciq dora If naujq gentkarte
nori iSaukl9ti tiesiog gyvuhS-
!ia. Siandie visosc bOlSevlstl-
n6se mokyklosc nalklnama
Kal6dp $vent6s visokia relkS-
ME. Vaikams ikalbama, kad
tos ru$ies religin6s Svent6s -
tai tik prasimanymas paverg-
ii jQ Janus protus.
Tos ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
jaunima II prieSreligmes ka-
mpanijos vadais yra zlnoml
didziausi ateistai il DievO, pa
ties GalybiQ VicSpaties, bur
notojai. Tarp jQ zymlauslq
role loSia bedieviS komunlstl-
mis- raSytojas Stepanov, Ru-
sija visais laikais buvo pima
visOkiOs ru$ies atelstQ. Bet
Seniau .jie buvo varzoml. Sian
die tad jie turi cia pilnq lal-
Sve lieti savo karciq tulzl re-
igijai.
Zinovai tvirtina, kad tai tik
pradzia. Paskiau bolSevikal
tikiptiems pakelsiQ perSeklo-
.iimus.
satyros vietoj angelp.
Kad geriau savO biaurla
akciia uzgrudenti, sakoma,
tomis dienomis bolSevikai pa
skelbsia paradymq sudauzyti
1isas angelQ stovylas (figu,
raS) visuose valdzios If vlsuo,
men6s butuose, reiginese IS
taigose If prieglaudose. Vie
toje angelQ bolSevikai pade-
sia satyrQ stovylas.
Prizes Kaledas kuGiOs dien2
visoi bolSevistin6j Rusijo,
bolSevikai rengia jaunimul dl
deles "pramogas. Ia die
M teatruose ir kitose vletost
jaunimui bus sakomos prizes
religines prakalbos, bus rodo
mi demoralizuoja iuOs pavelk
slai IL tt.
Tai busianti "didel6 kan
paniia" prizes burzujus II ka
pitalistus, prizes visa civilizuo
ia If pazangpji pasaull,
Komunistams jaunimas
Bolsevikams jau pavyko su
organizuoti komunistine jau
nimo sajmga, su kurlos pa
gelba jie megins jaunoJe III
su gentkareje ikvepti bedle
vybe. Ia sajunga jau pra
deda savo akcija.
il organizuoja priesreligi
ne kampanija visoj sally
Kampanija bus padalinta ma
nifestacijOmis, vaikStynemi
If prakalbomis. Tai visa bu
atkreipta prizes religija.
Ne prizes venus krlksclsnl
bolsevikai kovoja. Ankst
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-18
METAI-YOL Y

Jau pasklido po Chieag'
zinia placiai, kad antra Ka
ledq diena 26 gruodzio Or
chestra Hall ivyks Lietuvo
Operos artistQ didelis ir re
tas koncertais. Cionai talpi
name paveiksla p. j, Byros
kurs nuo pat pradzios su
tv6rimo Lietuvos Opercf
greta su' garsiuoju Kiprl
Petrausku, dainuodama
Lietuvos DANA, iSklle Lietu-
.vos varda uzrubeziuose. Jan
mas tai dar dalninlnkas, 81 ~
tp, bet nedaugel mes ju turf
NE tokip. Isgirde patys pa
tirsime, kad musp daininin:
lais mes pasididziuoti CALM
If svetimQ akyse.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-18
MAKEDONAI NORI STEI,
GTI NAUJA vALsTYBF.
Ju burial isibriove Bulgarijos
distriktan.

SOFIA, Bulgaria., gr. II.
: AutonomistQ veikimas pill
nta rytineje Trakijoj If kai-
kuriose pietines ~Makedonijos
dalyse. Pastaromis dienomis
skaitlingi autonomistQ burial
isibrioN6 Makedonijos distrik-
tan, priklausanGian Bulgari-
jai. Uzem6 miestelius Kus-
tendil, Djumaya, Doupnisat
ir kitus. LokaNs valdzios
prasalintos. Pasipriesine nu-
galabinti.
Bulgarijos vyriausybe pa
siuna6 kariuomene ivesti ten
tvarka. Teeiaus situaclja
kritinga. Mes autonomistal
yra dideliame skaitliuje.
Nemazas pavojus.
Bulgarijos vyriausyh6 tvir-
tina, kad j ta autonomistQ
veikima sutruSkins, kaip tai
padaryta Petritche pirm vie
no menesio. Teeiaus bulga-
ru yisuomene bijo, kad STAN
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-18

{ Pasklydo aniu, kad chica-
1gos policijos virSininkas Fit
zmoris busias paliuosuotas Is
uzzimamos vietos. 10 vieton
miesto majoras turi kita kan
didata.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-18
NESURANDAMAS RADI-
KALAS.

Suv. Valstybiq marsalo asi,
stentai niekur negali rasti ne;
senai is kalejimo paliuosuotc
milionieriaus radikalo Bross
Lloyd, kuriam norma lduotl
teismo nuosprendzio kopija
del jo padatos parankos ~
pasprudusl Rusijon radikaia
Haywood.
Nuo Bross Lloyd norma
iskolektuoti 10000 dol.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-18
TAXA Su TURKAIS BUS PADARYTA SAUSIO "a

klausimus. Gil po KaIedQ ma
zesniuosius. .
Turkai pageidauja greitos
taikos.
Anglijos delegates lordas
Curzon atsisako TurkiJai
grqzinti Mosul su zibalo YER
sni6mis. Curzon sake, kad te-
mai dauguma gyventojp yra
arabai, il kad tas distriktas
priklauso Mesopotamijai.
u Mosul vedami gincai ga
Ii sutrukdyti taikos progre-
S1
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-18

Tai bent socialistin6 "lais-
We" Tokia laisv6 If "pakan-
ta," tai baisiausia vergija, ko-
kios pasaulis nemate, ypae
Siais pazangiausiais laikais.
Rekia tiketis, kad tasai bal
sus bolSevikq veikimas prizes
krikScionybe rusQ tauta dar
labiaus sustiprins tikejime If
galq-gale bolSevikai gaus ga
Ia
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-18
Kaltina kitus.

Francuzai visas laikas tel
sinasi, kad Anglia If Ameri-
ka vercia ja veikti savaran-
kiai. Anglia su Amerika iki
Siolei ~nepatvirtino padarytos
su Francija defensyv9s su-
tarties. Ia sutartis Francl-
jai labai reikalinga apsidrau-
sti nuo netiketo vokieciQ uz-
puolimo.
EHnmet Amcrlka t0s sutar
lies ;nepatvirtino, francuzai
sJGjo, kad nors Anglia pat
virtinsianti. 'Teciaus Anglia
atsakt, kad, prireikus, j
Francijai gellIesianti tik tuo-
met, jei taip darysianti Ame-
rika.
Delto, Francija nekalta, sa-
ko francuzai. il patti viena
turf apsidrausti.
Gal spsipras,
Kuomet Amerikos vyriau-
syb6 tars savo galinga zodL
tad Francija gal susipras ne
gerai daranti ir atsisakys O.
kupuoti naujus Vokietijos
plotus. Bet jau tuomet ne
ticks reikSm6s ir pati Versail-
leso taikos sutartis. Prisieis
ia pertaisyti.
Sausio Is d. Vokietija tu-
ri iSmok6ti nustatyta kontri-
bucijos dali. Jei j to neat
liks, tai sausio 16 d. francuzai
pasirenge briauties ! Ruhro
plotus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10
AUTUMN FASHIONS

In the new Apparel arriving con-
stantly various new features are in
evidence. Here you buy the newest
at our conservative moderate-profit
prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-10

4O-Inch Canton Crepes - clear, crep
weave fashionable colors also blac
usually $685. . II
Dress Makers Sale A.I
4O-Inch Charmeuse -serviceable qualit
desirable colors, light and dark, includ
ing navy, browns and black
usually $1.95- X
Dress Makers Sale Lev
35-Inch Black Satins-good wear
usually $1.57...... ...........
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-03-18
LINTON. VOTES
ON NEW SCHOOL
BY BOND ISSUE

Linton, n. D., March 13.-Electors Of
Linton today are voting on the question
OF issuing bonds in the SUN of $75S00
for the erection OF q school building.
That amount of bonds is the maximum
which the district can fix, the valua.
tion not'being sufficient for a greater
amount.
At the present time, school is being
held all over town One room is in all
old building on Broadway Two are in
the structure on the Stella Johnson
place. One is in the Franklin build
ing. One is in the Methodist church.
Ono is in the basement of the high
school building. Fires have to be kept
going in the five different places. Even
one janitor cannot handl4 the whole
job Further, Linton will soon be with
out a high school at all if a new build
ing is not secured. The state author
tiles are going to refuse recognition to
the higa school.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-03-18
Horses Wear Hoofs
To The Quick Paving
For Food, Says Haw

Fargo, NJ D., Marci 49, Horses out
in the southwestern part of the state
who have had to paw for their feed
all winter can't paw any more because
they have worn their hoofs to the
quick says John Haw, county agent
leader at the Agricultural college here.
Mr.. ,Haw has just. returned from a
speaking tour Of that part of the state
in connection with farm diversifcation
week. ~
The snow is evenly distributed with
no bare spots,' he said. I'm Slope
county half of the cattle, horses and
sheep have starved and conditions are
bad also in Morton, Grant, Hettinger,
Bowman, Sioux, Adams and parts Of
Golden Valley and Stark counties"
He told of a farmer who failed to
get loan at q bank in Golva, Golden
Valley county. He needed money to-
feed his sheep. Tie bank had mort.
gage on the sheep already. Later in
the day the bank force heard the
sound Of many hoofs and bleating out
side and found themselves surrounded
with sheep when they stepped ou. OF
the door.
Here are your sieep," said the far,
mer. II can't feed them"