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New-York tribune., 1922-10-02
Brooklyn Board
Names One of Its
Foundersfo Leader
Eugene ]. Grant Nominated
for President by Kings
County Brokers; Election
Will Be Held This Week

The nominating committee Of tho
Brooklyn Real Estate Board-Cbor,s,
partridge, chairman; De Hart Bergen.
Charles Behrens, Joseph N. Neefe and
John r. Henry jr.-has posted the
nominees for officers and directors to
be voted for by the members at the
annual meeting of the board, to be held
next Thursday.
The nominations for officers and di-
rectors are: Eugene j. Grant, presi-
dent; Clarence B. Smith, yice-presj-
dent; Joseph W. Catharine, treasurer re,
and Isaac Cortelyou, secretary The
other directors are Fred c. Robbins.
OF Rustin & Robbins; Stephen Bar
rera, of Bailey & Barrera; Charles r.
Warren, of Frank H. Tyler Company;
George J. Patterson, president Scran
ton and Lehigh Coal Company; Freder
ick S. Pendleton, Pendleton g. Pendle-
ton. insurance; Edward A. Richards.
president East New York Savings
Bank, and R. G. Simonds, vice-presi-
dent and treasurer. Bush Terminal
Company.
For members of auditing committee:
James E. Harrity chairman; Arthur j.
Horton and Allyn S. Crumm.
Mr' NTaHI, VINO Is chafter member
and one of the nine original organi-
zers of the board, has been engaged
in the real estate business since 1891.
He has served as secretary of the
board for five terms and until recent-
ly was president Of the Marine and
Field Club, which Office he held for
four terms. Mr. Grant is active in
the Order of Founders and Patriots of
America, Sons Of the Revolution and
New England Society and is president
of the Grant Family Association.
Mr.. Smith has been engaged in the
real estate business in the Bedford sec
tion for thirty years and is a trustee
of the Brevoort Savings Bank and a
member of its finance committee.
Mr.. Catharine is secretary of the
Chauncey Real Estate Company, and
Mr.. Cortelyou has been nominated to
succeed himself after serving as secre-
tary for seven consecutive years.
The retiring officers and directors
are: President, James B. Fisher; vice
president, M. c. O'Brien; treasurer,
George H. Gray; directors, active
class, William Raymond Burling,
George S. Horton, William G. Morrisey
and Joseph M. May; associate class,
Charles J. Obermayer, Frank H. Quin-
by, j. Whitney Richardson, Taurus E.
Sutton and William H. Todd.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02
T. Frederick Lee Sells
$50. 900 House at Gedney Farm

r. Franklin Hull sold for r. Fred
erick Lee his property at Gedney
Farm, held at $4,000, including Colo
nial residence, large plot and garage, tc
Mrs. Aimee Lehman for permanent
residence. The same broker sold for
Mrs. Marie Ruesch her Colonial resi-
brose Russell, and rented for R. N
Voorhis his residence at % Midland
Avenue, White Plains, to Mrs. j. H
Burns, Of South Norwalk, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02
third Ave. Realty in Bronx
Owned for Sixtv Years Sold

MIne me sandmar Holding Corporation.
Murray Maran president. nrrchosnI' @ hs,u,l'
from the Steiger estate through Ricb-
ara Dickson and John F. Fetzer asso
10 a275 Third Avenue, it being the first
sale In over sixty years. He intends tn
improve the property with a two-storv
ooa BUSINESS building to cost about s1OO'-
ooo. He also purchased the one-storv
store building at 1886 to 2647 Webster
avenue, held at 100000, and the blot
On. on Brook Avenue. $50 feet south of
Aooth Street, 105x80, on which he will
erect one-storY garape
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02
Detroit Man Buys Montclair
Home Held at &35. 00A

F. M: Crawley & Bros. sold for
Martin ]. Flanagan the Colonial resi-
dence on the south side of Llewellyn
Road, near South Mountain Avenue,
Montclair, N. j., to S. Olin johnson. of
Detroit. The residence, three-story
frame, white clapboard construction
contains eleven rooms, three bath
rooms and solarium. Tho property
has a frontage of 100 feet and ex-
tends to a depth of 800 feet. There is
a garage on the premises. The prop
erty has been held at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02
Toy Manufacturers Buyers
OF Greenwich ST. Realty

Leo Schlesinger & Co. are the real
buyers Of the six-story building at SGT
to $40 Greenwich Street reported sold
yesterday by the Independent Ware
houses, Inc. He'll & Stern were the
brokers' in the transaction. The prop
erty was held at 100000. The buyers
will use the building for the manu-
iacture of toys and novelties.
Purchasers Of properties sold re-
Gently are Elizabeth Brown, of CAS- and
&6 West 171st Street; Anna j. Drew,
oiae6 Lexington Avenue and James E.
Mitchell, of 256 and 25S West Twenty
sixth Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02
DIVIDEND NOTICES
INTEREST
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY
Notice of Bond Coupon No. IS


NOTICE is hereby given that the quarterly
interest coupon No. 35 on our So Deben-
'uro Gold Bonds is due and payable on and
si'er October i, 1922, upon presentation
az 'ne office Of the Society In Newark, N.
J'' or at seaboard National Bank, New
AolA CITY, or at any loan office OF the So
e.e'y. They may also be mailed direct to
.ns society at Newark or deposited for coll
ieet'on at your own bank.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Miscellaneous

EXCELLENT SERvAMTS--Esrta Ca,lsonss
swodtah Asepcses 7s7 Lexington ave.
rear e1st St Rhineisnder ssf7. also stfa
broadway, corner s5th al.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02
To Build at Gednev Farms

Prince & Ripley, sold for Sydney
Bare, jr.. plot on Little John Place
in the Gedney Farms section, White
Plains, to Mr. C. w. Eisner, who will
improve the property with residence
in the near future.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02
DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE

FREDERICK HURD VAN HORN VS.
CHLOEN OLIVE HARRIS VAN HORN
State of Connecticut, Fairfield County
Superior Court. SIS. Bridgeport, Sept. 29th
A. D. 1922.
Upon the Complaint of the said Frederick
sat forth. for divorce now rU Ha pendinr hefore
this Court, having been returned thereto on
the first Tuesday of June, 1922.
1t appearing TO and being found by this
Court that the said defendant is absent from
this State and gone to parts unknown, and
that notice of the pendency of the complaint
was given required by order OF notice
heretofore issued. and the Plaintiff asks
for further order of notice In the premises
Therefore Ordered that notice of the pend
ency OF said complaint be given by publish
ing this order In The New York Tribune, q
newspaper printed I'm New York City. once a
week for two weeks. commencing on or be-
fore the 9Th day of October. A. b. 1922.
BY the Court.
MICHAEL j. FLANAGAN,
Asst, Clerk of the Superior Court for
Fairfield County,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02
Budness Building for Flushing

Drury & Goette purchased from the
Isaac Peck estate the property at the
southwest corner of Broadway and Old
lawrence Street, a two-story build
ing on plot 60x152, having two show
rooms on Broadway and a garage in
the rear with service station and paint
snop The property was purchased
'nscugh the Haleran Agency.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02
Residence i'm Larchmont Sold

Chauncey B. Griffen negotiated the
sale of the John l. Wilson property,
consisting of private residence and
large plot in Utopia Park at Larch-
mont The purchaser, Sidney Kelly,
will take possession October l.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
Lost Bankhooks

hOSl--hankoook No. e4s ss5 of Greenwich
Savings Bank. 2fs sixth ave Ne7v worry
CITY. Payment stopped Please return to
bank "
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02

KITCHEN maid. useful. smart newly ar
rived. stS: city preferred. Mlss shea's
Agency, East fist. Murray Hnl e77s
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02
rHr NDDivDEND NO. Is4.
Ah@ HANOVER FIRE INSIYRANCE f,r

A. a rrss,,,. New York. Sept. 21. 1922.
sSd sStp ,n,s day quarterly dvidend Of two
saysbIs bIss1Sall nsnh.112 12s) Per cent was declared
COMPANY HAN H9NovnnaRs nnas2 si,t at the Once Of the
soa ene ~ Fe ST, to stooEholders Of recoSa sf
books 9t to business bu Sept Is, 1922. transfer
Ser "a, Iasa cs closed hh from Sept 25th to octo-
ootn oates Inclusive
Il. 8. JARVIS Secretarv
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02
Nurses. Etc.

NURSE for growing child; capable young
Swiss; city only; $50. Miss Shea $
Agency, 6 East 4lst Murray Hill 6774
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02
Manhattan
Brooklyn

FLATBUSH--3, A, s. 8, room suites IN
high class elevator apartments: splendid
location and service also non-eievator apart
ments at reasonable rents. LEWIS SMITH
Beverly Road at Ocean ave. Open Sundays
and evenings.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02

NURSE infant or children; experienced /;
excellent references. Geneva Agency
$50 eth av
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02

COOK-Neat nice. settled woman; thor.
oughly experienced. excellent references
country preferred; s65. Mrs. Mason,
Agency, Al East 44th ct
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02
Miscellaneous

CoMPANIoN--Maid for light house work;
middle aged woman, speaking French,
German. English fuentiy, wishes position.
Karlik iagency), sos Lexington ave.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02

Supreme Court OF the state OF New
York, held in and for the County OF New
York, at the County Court House, in the
on the sth day of September, 1922. Pres
ent: Hon. ROBERT McMARSH. Justice.
In the Matter of the Application for a
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02

LosT--pankbook No. as7. sa1, Harlem Saw
lngs Bank. 1870 East i26th st. Payment
stopped. Finder please return 10 nsnk
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02

COOK (English ProteatanO-Veryn neat, ex-
ccptionaly competent. conscientious
very highly recommended $75. Mrs. Ma
sons Agency, At East 44th st.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02
PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT = off,. 80
pns,s, pdne Supervising Chief Engineer, II
rruolic ru. Building, Room 7sl. United stats
ssus.om House. New York Citv N
~s,pItember w,I, 26th, 1s22.--sealed proposa, ,s
VIII be received in this office nnti, sag
gyorock yoaSock p NJ, on the 9Th day of Octohsr
80. ss.s and then publicly opened oo,, for ra,
sultyihg the glass and painting the sash
sae window frames of all the windou,s
81 n tne UNITED STATES APPRAISER.s
WAREHOUSE ~ BUILDING, New Yorb
e.y, n.y, ~ Y. in accordance with the speeir.
ostieh copies of which may be had at this
Shtcs' st the discretion of the Supervising q
En En,eI Engineer or his representatives
1rANk A. LANG, Acting.
aEsEAsURY DEPARTMENT. Office Of the
nns,LlRervising Chief Engineer. u. S. Public
h M,ngs' Room 7Sl, U, s. Custom House
iaSna New York, N. Y, September 25th,
tsinSealed mi. oe proposals will be received at
saS enlce until o'clock p. NJ, on the 9th
sns,.s OF October, 1922. and then publicly
ion ieaeu y, Tor Repairing the Decking on Old Por-
A. ,S u SoSiherly Pier fknown as Pier "B. %,
SRA AMso,,r ens UNITED STATES QUARANTINE
NFav tvvSs Va, ,RosEBANR. STATEN ISLAND,
ea,,n,, hohh. In accordance with the specif' :
Seesu copies Of which may be had at this
chiet q rnna me discretion OF the Supervising
s-N ~~NNk A. LANG, Acting s. G. e.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02

WAITR TREss--Capable smart. young; fine
references; Ss5: long references. Miss
shea's Agency. East A1st Murray Hili
6T7A.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02
BOARDERS WANTED
EAST GID STREE

EAST ssD STREET.
reservations now for season 1a22-Igz2:
ehctnslVe mouse, neiRhborhood; references
exchanged. Mfs Davis, successor TO Mrs
White.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02

LADIES' MAID or nursery sovsrness. r.-
fined young English woman; highly rec
ofnmended; city, country; s7s. Msson's
Agency. ~ East <lth st.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02

CHAMBERMAID-w -wAITRESs-Neat nice
young Irish girl; old country experience
very desirable, $50. Masons Agency, II
East 44th ST.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02

CHAMBERMAID and sewing: partic,lar,v
neat. competent, conscientious girl; yery
highly recommended; $50. Mrs Mason'n
Agency, ~ East 44th ST.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02

KITCHENMAID, Norwegian: competent.
with excellent references Universal En-
plcyment Bureau (agency]. 32S Madison ave.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02

COOK, waitress. chan,bermaid; city apart
ment; highest references. Winthrop Blu
reau, AT w. 42d st.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02

WAITRESS, neat. nice appearance thor
oughly experienced; excellent references
$50. Mrs Masons Agency. AZ East 4fth 81.
Murray Iili 677S.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02

COOK-Capabl bic. young; s76; years last
place; anywhere. Sheas Aengcy, East
41st, Murray Hill s774.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02


COMPANION or personal maid: refined.
American; IS; educated experienced;
excellent references. Geneva Agney, 63s
eth av. Fitzroy 1888.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02

seianbia- -knickerboe,.erp p's1Spe Trnst 20 asss.
III. ~ Beneficial Certificates. s
has sus sshhnss hurs company Beneficial Certificates
.bis on ss0m the PRINCIPAL Of the trust s'yu paw
sartincesa h.,ae aI.er October 10th, 1872. TO
aeai. hosders Of record September soth.
u. l.. ALLEN. ~
Secretary Of the COMMITTEES.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02

WAITRESS CHAMBERMAID Smart
young new arrival: $40. Apartment pre-
ferred Miss shea's Agency, 6 East 4ist.
Murray Hill 6774.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02

COOK. expert. good manager; peasant re-
liable; most highly recommended. Miss
Halls Bureau, II w. 44th st. Vanderbilt
S340
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02

COOK-Swede; equal to chef; references
from prominent families; $500. g. Miss
Hofmayer's Agency. 10 East 43d st, Sd
floor. Tel S947 Murray HIN.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02

COOKS. Mattresses, houneworkers. Ttnke
Andersen. Scandinay Wan Agency. a1tt
Broadway. sad. SCHUYLER 7se3.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids

CHAMBER BERMAID-WAITRES ana Cook
Young Irish girls; city apartment: both
very desirable serVanta. X, Miss Hof-
mayers Agency, 10 East 4Sd at Sd floor
Tel 3947 Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02
sEsEAsuRY sEasssuI, DEPARTMENT.. Office Of the
FINANCIAL
s'ashwestern Bell Telephone Company
3ive-year zee Convertible Notes
Due April 1, 1926

upohs from these notes, payable by their
Era. Co an october J. 1922. at the principal
t,,..o VI .he trustee in the Borough of Man
s.. - eity Of New York. will be paid at
:. .us1aaty Trust Company OF New York
= lae Broadway 40 :
y. a. MCPHERSON. Treasurar
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02

COOKS, chembermaids, mattresses, laun
dresses; Finnish girls. Agency, 5s Eas
12oth ct. Harlem 55l5.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02

CHAMBERMA1D-w WAITRESS; young. ex-
cellent. Miss Halls Bureau. IT West 44th
ST; Vanderbilt S340.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02

CHAMBERMAID or waitress. excs1tsnt a
years reference; city family; S6o-sss
W., Miss Hofmayers Agency 10 East 43d
St, Sd floor. Telephone S9&7 Murray Hll
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02
Cooks

COOK--Young English Protestant. where
kltchenmaid is employed: excellent cook :
500. W. Mes Hofmayer's Agency, 10
East 4Sd St, Sd floor. Tel. S947 Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02
HELP WANTED MALE
Automobile .nstruetisn

HEfAiEiNG, criving taught: short tins;
license guaranteed; ladies' classes: also
Ford lessons. american Auto School, T2s
Lexington ay.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02

COOK -HOUsEwORKER Young Finn,
small adult family; city apartment. S.
Miss Hofmayers Agency, 10 East 43d St
Sd floor.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02
NIpIssvNG MIyrs co r,,

The 9Rees Raas toronto, Can, Sept. 26th. 1922.
asrerIisya Dv6anS Of RreGtors has today declared
sna THREE PER CENT 81 IhRET REER pER GaNr ~,
septembsrro w. Is2S: to shareholders Of record
September 30 30 ,a53 ls22' Transfer books close
80 p. c. PFEiFFER, Treasurer 49,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02

COOKS; Norwegian. Irish. Scotch: highly
recommended. Miss Halls Bureau II
West 44th st.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02
Weeks Bond Market

Continued from Page Fifteen)
New-York tribune., 1922-10-02

COOK; Scotch capabls, good manager;
exceptional. Miss Shaughnessys Bureau,
$50 9Th av.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-24

Kalbejo dar antru atveju
sgerb. kun. Garmus. Jis pade-
.kojes uz aukas, pazymejo dar
-doros ir religijos reikalingu-
ma valstyb9s gyvenime.
Galiausiai M. Bagdonas,
kaipo -Kr. Demokratu atsto-
vas, isreiske padekos zodzius
visiems aukotojams, gerb. kun.
Krrlsas, vietos katalikq dar-
buotojams If gerb. kun. Gar
mui uz karSta If patriotinga
kalba.
Gerb. Garmui pasiulius
susukta "valio'', Lietuvos
Respublikai, Lietuvos Armijai,
Amerikos lietuviams-katali-
kams.
Pagaliaus, snsukta:, "Tepra-
smenga socializmas-bol
mast"
Su anksGiau surinktais
viso auku Bridgeporte Kr. De-
mokratams sudejo 5000.
Valio, Brldgeportieciai lie
trivial ai-katalikai!
J. skinkys.
P. S. Per prakalbas surin-
-kta $500. Ant rytojaus teciaus
gauta 500. Taigi, viso aukQ
$6OO.OO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-24
kick RUsIJA sKoLINGA
PRANCIJAI.

GENOA. bal %. - Rusijos
karo skolos Prancijai siekia
5,s0o,OOO,0OO popieriniQ fran
kq, anot oficialio prancuzQ
pranesimo. &
Gi prieskarines Rusijos sko-
los Prancijai siekia 10 bill
onq auksiniQ frankly.
Be to, Prancija nori dar 6
bilionp popierinip frankq at
lyginimo uz konfiskuotas Ru-
sijoje prancmq sutartis If us
atliktus kitus pranealzams naa
stolius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-24
PRANCIJA LADkI NERIMAUJA
Generals Stabas Gamma P|enus
NORI UzIMTI PATTI VIENA RUHRO PROWNCIJA

uzims Ruhro provincija, ku-
rios uz6mimas prancuzams So
Eai rupi. Tai iuk zinomas
'pramonGs krastas. Siandie
kaip kartas pasitaiko proga
to tikslQ atsiekti.
Cia tas prancuzQ summary
mas aiSkina1nas taip: Kuomet
Prancija viena be Anglijos
sutiimo okupuos Ruhro pro-
vincija, tuomet lures suirti
Santarve ir Europoje pakils
nauja v6sula.
Matyt, prancuzai tos v6su-
los geidEia. Nes%jiems ar Siaip
ar taip blogas gyvenimas. Sa-
lis paskendusi skolose, gi bu-
jojanti militarizmq negalima
jan suvaldyti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-24
GENERALS STABAS GAMI
Ma PLENUS.

PARYZTUS, bal. %. -
Prancijos generals Stabas ga-
nina plenus uzimti Ruhro pro
vincijq, neziurint kitu santak
YES valstybiQ prieStariavimo.
Kuone visa prancuzq span-
da raSo vienminCiai, kad Vo-
kietija savo sutartimi su Sow,
Russia perzengia Versailleso
sutarti. " tatai j turi but
bapdziama. Kitaip jai atrodys,
kad Prancija jan musilpusi.
Kai-kurie lail1raSGiai atsilie-
pia labai karingu tOnu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-24
RUSIJAf SKOLAs, BOLSEVIKAI REIKA-
lAUJA PRIPAzINIMO
santarv5 Plipazlsta PaIsngViRimQ Rusijai

ga apie 3 bilionus dolieriq
maziau.
Prancuzai delegatai su tue
nesutinka ir del to ekonomi-
mel konferencijai grumoja nau
jas krizis. i
Prancuzai delegatai saukia-
81 pagelbon savo premiere Po-
lincare, kad jis atvaziuotp
j Genoa. Mes Prancijai ibusla
.blogai. Negalesianti atfaikyti
savo poziciioje.
/. Prancija nepatenkinta mel
Vokietijos delegatq atsakymln
] santarves nota del tos nelai-
mlngOS fuSQ sSu Vohleclals SUI
tarties.
! PrancuzQ delegacija Ella to-
del idave protesta santaryes
delegatams. Atkreipia dome i
tai, kad vokieeiq delegatn at
isakymas j nota dviprasmis.
Be to state klausima i paeios
rusp-voldeciQ sutarties legally
tbe. il priesinga Cannes kor-
iferencijos pareiskimams. Q
ljjuk tn pareiSkimu pagrindais
vedama Genoa ekonomine kon
ferenciiia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-24

tus 100000 pataria padeng-
ii triiQ Pabaltijos tautQ EMO
mems: lietuviams, latviams II
cstams. Tokiu budu lietuviq
DALAI tektu tik 81, 100000 j me-
tus. Reikia gauti maziausiai
100 nariQ paeiai pradziai, kad
tuos pinigus padaryti. Bet
galima tik6ties, kad dar pir-
mais metals skaiGius nariQ lie
tuviq toll pervirSys simtine.
Tie, kurie supranta ir at
iauGia to darbO svarba, tur6-
tn sukrusti pasidarbuoti =
kurimui po kolionijas tos
dralglJOS Skylftl hViecldliI
juos visus, kurie atjaucia rel
kaIa susiartinimo dviejQ res
publikQ: seniausios II jau-
niausios = Amerikos II Lie
tuvos. Kaip grail dirva dar-
bui visp lietuviQ, isaugusiQ
eia Amerikoje, taipat If vlsQ
musq zymiq biznierip, profe-
sionalp If Siaip jau inteligen,
tn.
(Liet. Inf, Biwas).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-24
PRANCIJA DIDzIAI NEPA-
TENKINTA.
Butinai nori bausti Vokietija.

PARYIIUS, bal. "A. -Pran
ella nepatenkinta, kad vokle-
Giai delegatai atSaukti wien
tik is vyriausios komisDos
poSedziQ Genoa konferencijoj,
Nori, kad Vokietija butlnai
panaikintQ padarytQ su Sow,
Russia sutarti.
MinisteriQ kabinetas kuone
kasdien turi pos6dzius il ta-
riasi kas veikti su Vokietija,
kuli, anOt prancuzR provo
kuoja santarve.
Prezidentas Millerand buvo
issvaziaves j Algierq. kilus
krizim jis skubinasi g1yzti
namo.
PrancuzQ oficial6se sferose
virSija nuomon9, Ead Pran-
cija privaIo iSeiti is Genoa
zonferencijos. Paskui savaran-
kiai uzimti dideSnius Vokie-
tijos plotus.
Sp6jama, kad TRIUMPH laikn
bus paskelbta vienQ kuriQ me-
tn atsarginiQ mobilizacija.
Be kitko prancuzai labai /
nirSo If prizes AnglijOs pre-
miera, kurs pirmasis sugalvo-
10 sumazinti Rusijos skolaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-24
AMERIKONAI DAR0 GERA
PRADzlA,
AmerikOs-P abaltilOs ORA

Amerikos-PabaltijOs Drau-
gijos reikalai eina pirmyn.
MusQ prieteliai amerikonal
skiria darbo pradziai is savo
kiSen6s $4,OOO.O0. siomis die
nomis bur1lis zymiQ amerlko-
nu, tos draugijos steigejq, bu
vo susirinke pas p. Caldwell
pasikalb6ti apie min6tos drau
giios veikimo- pradIQ. Ia,
dangi reik6s i$vystyti is pat
pradzm CANA platQ veiklma,
vpaG informacijOs srltyJe,
tad prisieis iSlaikyti ofisa, va
ryti plaGia korespondenelJa,
leisti brosiuru il tt. Su lai-
ku tikimasi prieis If prize lei
dino zurnalo. Pirmem dWem
metam islaidq samata suda-
ryta j $1O,OOO.OO arba po $5,-
10000 kas met. Is tQ pinigq
jie, amerikonai, apsiima kas
met padengti 100000, gi h-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-24
EUROPA BIJoSI RUSIJOS
BOLsEVIKU.
Sake, ju sutartis su vokieciais
yra pavojinga.

GENOA, bal. %. Angli-
jos, premieras Lloyd George
laikinai apramino ekonomlne
konferencija, kuomet vokie-
Giai delegataI sutiko su SAN
tarv6s salyga nedalyvauti Wy
riausiojo komiteto posedziuo-
Sc, kuomet tas komitetas dis
kusuos Rusijos reikalus.
Niekas negali teGiaus pasa-
kyti, kaip ilgai gyvuos ia ra7
myb6. AR kartais bolSevikai
delegatai nesukels vel kokio-
nors netik6to trukSmo.
Bet Anglijos premieras yra
pilnas optimizmo. siandie jis
turi du svarbiausiuoju tikslu:
Sovietp Russia priimti Euro
pos tautQ draugijon If kokiam
laikotarpiui Europoje ivykin
ii taikq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-24

GENOA, bal. "a. Sow
Rusijos. delegatai paskelbe,
kad ana diena konferencijos
komiteto susirinkime Rusijai
sumazintos prieskarines sko-
los. Tas padaryta uz tai kad
.bolsevikai apsiima pripazinti
prieskarines Rusijos skolas
svetimoms valstybems.
AngIijos premiere summary
mu. Rusijai dovanoti visi w
skolas nuosim6iai, kuriu buta
.tokios sumos, kaip visa karo
skola.
Ial lalIlleJe polsoN = ih"i ~
zziai daiaugiasi. siandie jia
sako, kad kuomet skolq klau-
Isimas iissprestas, tatai jie VI
So savo dome dabar atkreis
.psia j tai, idant santarve prl-
pazzintp bolsevikq valdzia II
'parupintq Rusijos atstatymal
reikalinga paskola.
Anglijos delegatai klausia-
mi apie nuosimeip doyanojt-
ma Rusijai NJ skolas ta fakta
pripazzino. Sake, Russia syeti-
mons valstybemsebus skolin-
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daiktas. Bet be to bolsevi-
kai nesutiks nei su viena san
tarves paduota salyga.
Kasgi tuomet bus? Supran-
Mama, arba lures pairti kon-
ferenciia arba santarve tures
nusileisti ,bolsevikams.
Kick zinoma, Shame atstiki-
me Angli,jos premieras, rasi,
jau palinktp pripazinti boise
vikp valdzia. Bet, toll grazu,
to nedarytq Prancija.
Del to, siandie Anglijos
premieras II turf isgalvoti bu-
da kaip nors iSvesti konfeL
renciiq Xxi gallo. Bet vargiai
jam tas pavyks.
Tuo tarpu bolsevikai nieko
nedaro is santarv9s. Jie turi
sutarti su Vokietija. Prizes
ia sutarti dreba prancuzai su
len&ais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-24
PAsIRENGUSI VEIKTI
VIENA.

PARYzTUS bal. "A. -
Prancijos vyriausybe spren-
dzia imtis griezGiausiQ prize
moniQ, kad suspausti Woke
tia. il tikisi, kad jai tame
darbe gelb6sianeios santarveS
valstyb9s. Bet jei tos atsisa-
kytp. tuomet j patti viena pa
kills prizes Vokietija.
Taip tvirtina patsai premle-
ras POincare. Premieras pa
zymi. kad Prancija, turbut
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IsDAUzE KRAUTUvEs
LANGA.

Vakar rytq automobiliniai
plasikai vidumesty, 9 West
Madison gat., isdauze jubilie-
rines krautuves langa, pagro-
be uz $1,000 vertes is Tango
laikrodeliu ir 'ziedq II nrlva-
zziavo.