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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-11
VALDzTA PRIZES ANGLIU
BRANGUMA.
Predetermined bus imami
nagan.

WASHINGTON, spal. IL
AmerikoniSka kurO komisija
su direktorium Spens priesaky
jau prad6jo tyrinGti angliq
situacijQ. Tyrin6jimo tikslas
- patvarkyti profiterininkus,
idant jic ncbrangintQ angliQ,
idant miestuose vlsi gwen
tojai butQ aprupinti tuo kuru.
Spcns viena savo asistentq
pirmiausia pasiunt6 Pcnnsyl-
vanijon su tikslu iStirti kie-
tpjp angliQ produllcijos padt-
ii.
Teciaus svarbipusioji tardy
mll KOlnlSlJa, kllrl lurl lslil-
ii visa ang'liQ produkcijq If
distribucijos padGti, Oar ne.
paskirta. Ton komisijon turi
ineiti anglekasiai If operate
rial. Komisijai narius turf
skirt prezidentas.
AngliQ brangumo klausimc
tardymai bus pastumGti pir-
myn. New Jersey valstijos
g,ube1natorius Edwards skcl-
bia, jog uz kietqsias anglis
pltSimas neapsakomas. Reikia
kokios nors akcijos imtis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-11
LAVAL PLAUKIA SU
SVAIGALAIS.

LONDONAS, spal. II. =
Cunard ir White Star linijq
7 garlaiviai iSplauke / Suv.
Valstijas. Nieko nedaroma is
Amerikos prohibicijos. Visi
LAVAL, kaip il visuomet, APP
rupinti visokios rQsies svai-
CALAIS.
Pranesta, kad prizes iplau-
ksiant Americas teritorijon,
taigi uz 3 mailiu nuo pakras-
Giq, laivuose svaigalai bus ak
lai uzdaryti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-11
SANTARVES SALYG0S
TURKy SEIMUI,
MUDANIJOS KONFEREN-
CIJA PERTRAUKTA.
'Turkai tairat daug nusimine.

'Turkai tairat daug nusimine,
MUDANIA, spal. 10. -
TWkQ nacionalistQ armijOs
vakarQ frontc vyriausias va
daS lSmet pa&a, kurs daily
vauia cia konferencijoje, san
tarvi> valstybiu paduotas So
IygaS paSiunt6 apspresti pa
clam turku nacionalistQ sci
mui Angoroje. Gi konferenci-
ia tuotarpu pertraukta.
Generolai: Harrington, Cha
rpy If. Mombelli gryzo Kons-
tantinopolin. Jie ten lauks
turkQ seimo atsakymo.
SantarvGs valstybiu atsto-
Val po ilgu diskusijQ tur,
kams idav6 Sias galutinas So.
lygas:
TurkQ nacionalistu armija
butinai turf apleisti neutrale
IONA.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-11

MUDANIA, spal. II. -
Santarv6S valstybiQ generolal
vakar SuStatG galutinaS pa
liaubQ SQlygaS il jas idavG tur
ky nacionalistQ rcprczcntan-
tut I>met paSai.
Kaip vakar vakaro tnrkal
tur1io taS sQIygaS priimtl az
ba atmeSti. Gal Siandi2 rytQ
SEEKS turkQ atSakymaS.
ISmet paSa iduotaS SqlygaS
kuoveikiau paslunt6 AngorOn.
Pats nuo saves pazym&jo tu-
liS vilticS, jog AngorOS val
dzia priimS SQIygaS. Tuomi
bus iSvengta karO.
FrancijoS generolaS Char
py, diplOmatiniS prancuzQ at
<tova> BouiIlon, ItalijoS, gen.
Mombelli ir tmkQ naciOnaIlS-
tn atStova> Kon>tantinOpoly
Hamid bey paSl!ikO clOnal
Iaukti turbl v0ldzioS atSaky-
mo.
Gil AngIi.ioS gen. Harrington
karo laivu Iron Duke iSkelia-
vo ! KonStantinopoli.
Paliaubu salygos.
1SantarvtS generoIai trT-
kamS idavt tokiaS galutinaS
"Q'ygaS:
/. Kad graikQ armija Ira
kii2 apleidzia ne voikiau, kaip
] - dienQ.
,. Kud graiku civiIG valdzio,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-11
Zinios is is Lietuvos

LAIzUVA, Mazeikiq apskr.
Laizuva, ikiSiolei miegojes
kampelis, apie kurl laikras-
Giuose apart papeikimo dau-
yiau nieko negalima buvo ra-
sti,. Siandien jau tapo kitols.
Laikinai arsigyvenes cia krE.
Sravicius sEtv6r6 Gia Ukinin-
lp Sqjungq. Darydamas Sven
tadieniais ir ketvirtadicniais
susirinkimus, skaitydamas
paskaitas sutraukG ! ja beveik
visus Laizuvos paraplJos
ukiniikus. VGliaus sujung6
.iaunimQ i PavasarininkQ kuo-
pq. Kadangi jaunlmo svar-
biausi uzduotis yra Sviestis,
sumanyta isteigti sau skaityk-
lq ir knygynq, kad kiekvienas
.iaunuolis If jaunuol6 uzuot
praleisti laika aludase ar
Siaip kur betiksliai Sventadie-
niais tur6tu progos pasiskai-
tyti laikra$GiQ il geru knyge-
liu. Kad gavus tam tikslul
laSu. sumanvta padaryti laimG
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-11

TurkQ Zandarmerijos skait-
lius Trakijoj apribuojamas.'
Trakija turkams grazinama
tik padarius If pasiraSius tai
kos sutalti.
Pagaliaus Ismet pasa prane
Sc, kad jis neautorizuotas ga
lutinai spresti. Visas klausi-
mas turi ejti seiman.
Siuo kartu turku vadai rel
Ska nusiminimq: Jie mato,
kad uz tas salygas stow visos
santarvGs valstyb6s. Tur-
kams nepavyko valstybiQ su-
skaldyti il todel jiems visa
nelaim6.
Su santarv6s valstybemis
stow iSvien ir Graikija. Graf
Eijos atstovas cia pareiSke.
kad kaip santarv6 nutars:
taip graillai prisitaikins. Grai
kai ypaG nori but iStikimi
Anglijai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-11
II Angliios agentai.


TeGiaus aukStieji vyriausy-
bes valdininkai tvirtina, kad
skolQ panaikinimo negalima
lauEti, jei tuo klausimu kong
resas nieko neveikia. Tuo tar
pu kongreso sentimentas sto-
vi prizes sIolq panaikinimq.
Kongrese CANA gerai sup
rantama, jog If siandie gwen
tojai uztektinai apsunkinti y
patingais mokesciais. PaslIui
butu kur-kas blogiau.
Be to, Suv: Valstijos IS ka-
70 nieko sau nepelne. Ir dar
norma, kad skolos butQ pa
naikintos. Butq tik vieno juo-
ko, jei Ded6 Samas galetQ tair
padaryti.
Europos valstybes is karc
pelne. JOINS teko dideles Vo-
kietijos kolonijos. Teko If ki-
tt zemiu plotai. Tad If sko1as
gall moketi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-11
SUzEISTA BROLIS IR
'SESUO.

Ant Pennsylvanijos gele-
zinkelio, A gatv6je, ties Lea
witt st., smarkiai suzeistas
Walter SwininSki if jo sesuo
Bertha, 27O9. West II gat.
Jiedu vaziavo automobiliu.
Ant gelezinkelio b6giQ staiga
automcbilius sustojo ir nei is
vietos. Tuo tarpu atvaziavo.
traukinis if smog6 maSinon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-11
CALI BUT PASKELBTA
KARO PADETIS.

AfENAI, spal.. Ii. . Re
voliucin6 valdzia patyrusi,
kad buvusio karaliaus KOns-
tantino Salininkai reakcionie-
rial turf pasirupine daug gin
kIu IT. labai nerimsta.
Galimas daiktas, kad kaip
Atdnuose, taip visoj Trakijoj
bus paskelbta karo pad6tis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-11
SUVIRS 400 TUKSTANCIU
UzSIREGISTRAVO.

Praeita sestadieni zymus
skaitlius pilieGiQ uhsiregistra-
vo Chicagoje. Viso 34,369 w
raj If moterys. Taigi pirmiau
praneSimas apie neskaitlinga
registravimasi buvo netikras.
SpaliQ II d. bus dar viena
registracija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-11

WASHINGTON, spal. IL
Komercijos departamentas pa
skelbe skaitliniQ, is kuriQ patti
riama, jog mirimai Suv, Val
stijose eina mazyn. Bet gimi-
mai eina skaitlingyn.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-11
VargSu tevas.

Geras misionoriuS turf ypa-
timga meiIe prize apleistQ. il
vargQ paIieStu indionQ. Gil
TGvaS Lindebner Skait@Si tlk~
raS vargSu tGvas il glob6jas.
paSkui save paliko garbIn-
"a rckordQ. Sventoio Roam
Claus miSiiQ placiai iSvyste,
Daugoli indionQ atvert@ ka-
taIiku BaznyGiai. Siandie mi
Siiojc 100 mdionQ vaikQ mai
tinami, aprengiami If moEl-
mani.
Mazai teliko senq misiOno-
riu. IndiOnu misijoS cia pasl-
iIguSios jaunQ il energingeS-
niu vyru, kurie gal6tQ toliaus
<tumti pradttq Svent2jl dar-
By. Raudonveidziai, rOdos,
;aukiasi Dievo zodzio.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-11
DAUG UzMOKETA w
TABOKA.

LEXINGTON, KY, spal. II.
- Burley Tobacco Opera
tors assn pardave 81 mill
onus svaru tabokos iStekliaus.
Paem6 IA milionQ dol. Tabo-
ka pirko R. j. Reynolds To
bacco bendrov6.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-11
METAI-yoL. WI

jima, kuris dave pelno apie s.
600 auksinQ. Jau nusamdy-
tas butas knygynui, skaityklai
kartrl il arbatinei. Prize to
prakilnaus darbo prisid9jo ir
victims l;ooperatyvas. Itaisy-
mui knygyno paskyr6 5000
aullsinu. Per taip trumpa
Iaik2 laizuvieGiai atgime, SUI
prato draugijinio gyvenimo
reikSme, apSvietos reikala ir
manau, kad tho zvilgsniu net
pralenk6 kitas parapijas. Tu-
rime Wilt, kad isteiGtos kun.
st. rupesniu draugijos II kny-
gynas niekuomet nebezlugs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-11
CHICAGOJE C H A G 0
VOKIElTIJA NENORI IN
EITI T. sAJUNGoN.

BELYNAS, spal. II. =
Volietijos provizionalis pre-
zidentas Ebert paskelba, kad
VokietIja atsisako istoti Tau
tp Sqjungon. Vokietija taip
padarytQ, jei Suv. Valstijos
iStotQ Sqjmgon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-11
767,579 AUToMOBILIAI.

Is SpringfieIdo praneSta,
iog Xxi vakar Illinois valsti-
joje iregistruota 767,579 viso-
kios rllSies autOmObiliai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-11
SNIEGAS TENNESSEE
VALSTIJOJ.

NASHVILLE. TENN, sp.
II. - Cia pasirod6 pirmuti-
his Simet sniegas. Tai bent an
ksti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-11
PREzIDENTO zMONA
BEVEIK SVEIKA.

WASHINGTON; spal. II,
- Prezidento Hardingo EMO
ma iau tick sveika, kad gy-
dytojai leido iai apleisti lov2
ir paskirtQ laiSa pas6det;.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-11
PROHIBICIJOS PASEK-
MES.

NEW ORLEANS, La, spal.
II. - Vienos savait6s laiku
ccia areStuota suvirS vienaS
tukstantis asmenQ, daugiausia
'uz prasHiengimus prohibicijai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-11
AMERIKONAI SACHALINE

PEKINAS, Kinija, spal. IL.
- Sinclair Oil Co. bendrov6
gavo leidimQ nuo bolSeviku
Siaul'inGj Sachalino saloj per
penkeris metus eksploatuoti
zihalq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-11
zEIMIAI, Simoniq valsc.

zEIMIAI, simonip valse.
Siame sodziuje yra toks Emo
gus, kuris jau turis 100 metz
ir atmenas Napoliono lail1us
ir jo zygiuote per Lietuva
Grazus tai amzelis. Dabar
tas senukas norris vesti if ro-
dos, kad jau ved6 treciQ Emo
ma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-11
SO. DAKOTOJ MIRE ~
MUS MISIONORIUS,
35 METUS DARBAVOSI
TARP INDToNU.
Skelbdamas Dievo zodi pakc
le daug sunkenybiu.
PINE RIDGE. s. D. Lko-

PINE RIDGE. S. D. (ko-
roSpD. Sventojo Roam
claus mi>ijojc Gia po ilgos IL
COS spaliQ + d. mir1 kun,
Juoz. Lindcbncr, J. d. Tarpo
Sioux indionQ RoSebude il Pi
ne Ridge, S. d.. naba$ninkaS
miSionoriavo - mctu>. TivaS
Lmdcbuer be jokioS baimis
darbavoSi II lake paSkutinio
IiQ mdionQ SukiIimo, kurS j
vyho 1890 metals.
1887 N. atvyko Amerikon.
TGvaS Lindebncr gimG May
ance, Vokietijoje, 1S+5 me-
taiS. Tonai jis lankd koIegi-
il ir politoknikQ. FLO 32 me-
uS. kuomct Dievo malone j
pa&aulai dvaSiSkan gyvoni-
man.
Holandijojo iStojo JrzuitQ
uoviciatan. ReikaIingu> mokS-
IuS tjo lIolandijoj ir i&dalicS
.Nn@lijoj. KmiGu i&vrStaS lS-
81 m. SokanGiaiS metals atvy-
ko .Amrrikou ir Gia pa>vcnt@
Sayo gyvcnimQ DakotoS indio-
pV atvertimUi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-11
SU sAvO PAzADEJIMAIs.

Politiniai kandidatai susi-
rinkimuose ir per laikraseius
daug visokiQ dalykq. zada emo
mems, kad tik uz juos butu
balsuojama.
Reikia zinoti, kad kas daus
zada, tas visuomet dumia pi-
lieciams axis. " daug zadan
cius visuomet pavojinga bal
suoti.
Tas turi but zinoma pile
CLANS.
Parole, spal. 90 d. Chi
cagoje pavogta 6 automobi-
iai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-11
PINIGQ KURSAS.


svetimq saliq pinigq verta,
mainant nemaziau 25,000 dol
spalio 9 d., buvo toks pagal
Merchants Loan & Trust Co.
Anglijos sterl. svarui 4.43
Francijos 100 frankly 1852
Italijos 100 liru 4.3OI
Lietuvos 100 auksinp .o31s
Vokietijos 100 markiu 031s
LenkQ 100 markfQ .M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25

snail become country club for Amer
lean visitors. providing them with n
center and hosiery TO which they
can resort when they are wearied
with sight seeing in the towns. II is
admirably situated for any visitor
to England VINO wants TO test tho
delights OF the English countryside
and to obtain in a short time n
typical glimpse OF England just where
IT is most intensivc!y Eugiish-of
English villages and little English
townS--of the rich green western
country which still feeds the great
cities with it's fruits and vegetables.
and which has been the seed ground
of much English plety. poetry and
valor. Within few miles of the
manor house were fought some of tho
greatest battles for English liberty
Evchsanc and Crop
thorne--not To speak OF Worcester
itself. whore Cromwell achieved his
triumph.
Not many miles away is SIratford-
on-Aron. while To the south within
motoring distance arc Chcitcnham.
Gloucester. Bath and Bristol
The plan which il is hoped may be
carried through is for American
friends OF Sulgrave Institute to con-
tribute tho money necessary to re-
model the houses on the estate for
their new use and create an endow-
mont fund of sufficient size TO keep
them in operation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25

said one prominent London auc-
tioneer. Il suppose YOU would call
them the new rich. They have plenty
OF money. Very weird ideas on art
ana no family history 10 speak Of
They regard this deficiency as a
drawback To social ARRANGEMENTS. so
they try To make i, MP by buying
antique STUFF for their modern man
sions. Ancestor hunters we call
them
When tho pictures. furniture and
other treasures OF Il famous old
family come into the market they
make point OF turning up on the
FIRST view day and pick ing out a few
things that they think will help boil
stcr up their claim to blue blood
and an ancient line.
"Of course. they don't go in for the
really big stuff-national treasures
and SO on--bccausc that would be
easily recognizable. and would defeat
their object. But somebody's 'por-
trait OF a gentleman with an I'M
pressive wig Is an irresistible lure
IT looks so nice in the library. and
they take such pride In pointing II
out to visitors and saying: Yes, an
ancestor OF mine, painted In his study
by one Of the leading artists of his
time, supposed 20 he Van Dyck"
ITS the same With furniture.
They want old stuff. with real worm
holes, not tho imitation variety made
by the professional wormholcr. They
don't know the difference. though.
between n massive Jacobcan side
board and an elegant Chippendale
creation, but 50 long As it's old and
wormeatcn they don't mind.
''1Ihny ShnIn IN no. Int
contemplate il with immense salts
faction, and tell their new friends
It's been in the family for 200 years
or so. Rut they don't often come to
the sales. They get experts to do
the buying. because it's so easy TO
be taken in when buying family
history"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25
Ancestor Hunter, Annenr.

Enslishmen have been inclined to
ridlcule and belittle efforts that have
been made by Americans. suddenly
wealthy. to acquire first-class family
tree and portraits Of their ancestors
Today there is Il similar state OF
mind among E:nEland's new rich. who
have made money during and since
the war. while the former holders of
wealth were losing theirs through
income and death duties.
These seekers after family history
have the money and spend it in order
the testimony of many LondoneTs
the testimony OF many Lonwoners
whose business takes them into the
salesrooms.
quite new type has made its
appearance in tn" salcsroonS of late =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL.
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.

\. That tho Virginia Railway and
Power Company be. and II Is hereby.
authorized and permitted to construct
an additional track, so rs 10 have
double tracks. on Jefferson Avenue.
from Twenty-first to Twenty-fif
Street. connecting with Its present
tracks on M" Street ut Twenty fifth,
aud connecting with its present
tracks on Marshall Street at TWEEN
ty-first. with all necessary cross
overs. sidlngs. switches, etc, and to
operate It's cars thereon SO as to give
continuous passage eastwardly along
and over Jefferson Avenue. be-
tween the said streets. and along
and over M" street. from Twenty
hith to Thirty-hrst Street. and on
fh'rty-hrst' from M Street TO the
present terminus OF the line near 20.
Street. and thence. returning, west
wardly over us present line and over
a singlc-track line TO be authorized
on p Street to Twenty ninth Street:
thence southward!y on Twenty ninth
Street TO M" Street, and westwardly
on M Street to Jefferson Avenue,
and thence along Jefferson Avenue
to an intersection with and over it's
present line TO Twcnty-tirst and Mar
shall Streets. and thence westWardly
In accordance with It's present fran
chises.
This privilege IS granted upon con-
dition that the Virginia Railway and
Power Company win pave on Jeffer-
son Avenue with paving OF the same
character to be used by the city on
thts street, the space required by its
present franchise for the existing
single track now on the said avenue,
as the same may be shifted and re-
laid to permit the double track ing
hersin authorized. provided, how
ever that II is understood and agreed
that the said company shall not be
required to pave the space occupied
by the newly established track on
Sniu Jefferson Avenue, but that the
city VIII pave. ut its own cost, said
space. Provided. further, that after
the said new track shall have been
iaid and after the paving thereof
shall have been done by the city, the
said company shall thereafter and
thenceforward be liable for all Of the
paving obligations imposed by It's
franchise on account OF the double
tracks hereby authorized. in the same
manner and TO tho same extent as Il
would be bound under said fran
chise " the city had never istelf paid
for the original paving as herein pro-
vided.
3. The said Virginia Hallway and
Power Company is hereby authorized
and permitted. "a condition OF the
foregoing privileges. to take up and
remove Its poles, wires and double
tracks and other property now exist
ing on Twenty-fourth btreet, from
Marshall 10 Broad. and on Broad
street, from Twenty-fourth to TWEEN
ty-hfth, and On Twenty-ftth Street,
from Broad to M Street. and to dis
continue the operation OF cars over
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25
PRINCESS SCORNS DIPLOMATS HEART
ADVICE, AND ROYAL TRIANGLE RESULTS
Two Heirs to Thrones Are In.
volved in Romantic
Situation.
WALES TO MARRY SOON
Yoianda of Italy Prefers Brit.
ish Prince to Duke
Henry.

ROME. June IA royal triangle!
triangle with one OF Europe's most
beautiful prlncesses at its apex, and
Two heirs to thrones at the other
corners.
While Balkan King at any time
may break openly into the regal
scramble for n heart and change tn.
triangle into GuadranKle,
That situation has te.n brought
about because Princess Yolanda, cid
est daughter of the Italian reigning
pair. has Il mind Of her own.
Revolutionary Yolnnda. a girl in
her early twenties. says shes going
to pick her husband withou, dino
matte aid. She's defying all the
counselors OF her royal parents.
Diplomats Amazed.
They're ashast-in the past their
decisions In matrimonial matters
nave been accepted without question.
They decreed Yoianda should we'd
Duke Henry OF Brabant. eldest son
OF the Belgian royal couple and heir
to the Belgian throne Their be-
trotha. is all but announced
But folanda is said to he far more
fond OF the Prince Of Wales than OF
Duke Henry.
And it's said here that the princess
plans 10 go TO London incogni,o to
greet Wales when he comes back
from his Oriental trip.
Wnlen Expected to We'd
= Wales is expected TO marry short
ly. Everything is arranged except
that no bride has been picked.
And folanda. it's said. wants a
chance with her dark Italian beauty
and dangerous black eyes before the
picking Is done.
Meanwhile. as Yolanda packs her
bags for London
And the royal counselors run
around in circles and declare girls OF
the past were never like this
And Duke Henry is wondering
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25
ROOT ASQUITH FINDS MUCH SUPERIOR IN u S. TO BRITALl
Painting by Famous
Artist for Public House

LONDON. Jun. 2t.-W. J..
"yllic. X. ~. has painted II pic
turo which has been put on dis
play permanently Rs tho Sign VI
public house NJ Portsmouth.
This curiosity Is duo To tho fact
that Mr.. Wyllis Ia also cummo-
dor" Of Portsmouth Sailing Club.
which makes it's headquarters at
tho Dolphin Hotel. but ncvertho-
loss. tho placing Of u painting By
An ominent Royal Acudcmician
outside saloon is. TO say tho
least. unique.
Framed in teak and protected
behind glass. the picture shows
tho mouth Of Portsmouth harbor
with Nelson's fagship. Victory,
floating ut her mornings.
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IIungnrinns Join Reds.

BUDAPEST. June 34-At least
10000 Hungarians taken prisoner by
Russia early in the World War have
Joined the Red army. according to
returning Hungarian officers who
have just been released by the Boil
shevist. or these about sixty are
officers. In addition. thousands Of
former Hungarian soldiers have
taken up life in Russia. many having
joined the Communist party.
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PARTISAN NEWS AND VIEWS
Celebrated Dead Blamed for Housing Shortage MANY
French Girls Now Choosing Their Own Husbands
Gold Crown Hurts Royast Deputy

PARIS. Juno 24.-Among the many
causes cited for the lodging crisis
in Paris the most unique seems to
be that quoted by tho Figaro. which
states that our celebrated dead arc
also TO blame for this situation. All
tho houses which were once inhab-
tied by them are turned into muse
ums, where are installed some trim
kets. guardian, but no tenants.
We have the museum Gustave-
Mureau, museum Victo Hugo, tho
house OF Baizac. etc, and the Ques-
ton Is. where are We to find a place
10 iire?"
Among the advertisements appear
ing in certain Paris journal is one
from young woman seeking n posi-
ton In commercial concern, and In
which IL is stated that our young
friend has the following qualiica-
tons: Possesses the highest diplo-
mas, speaks English perfectly and is
a very good violinist."
Last century the French young lady
knew no other law than that OF obe-
d!ence. Even in more recent years
she has been very strictly brought
up." with no knowledge OF the world
az long as she Is unmarried. But
times have changed
The modern young lady is not he
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great deal OF pro- American propa-
ganda going on in Great Britain, and
In conclusion ] would like to say
that there is so much that is fine
and keen in the American race, so
much that is disarming and lovable,
that II have written anything exag-
Ecrated or erroneous, I should feet
Of all people the most ungrateful
I can only plead to DO forgiven
where have erred. and j was not
only shown unforgettable courtesy
and friendship. but I feel IT is vital
10 the peace Of the world that our
people and those of the United States
should understand and care for one
lGno,her. lft
h ylp, 1879 BY the Bell syndi.
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Manor House for Tourists.

Funds are 10 be sought in America
80 make possible the acceptance "E
SuIYrave In.titutc--which already l"s
in its keeping the ancestral Wash.
ington estate-of 81 manor house at
Bredous offered as a gift by Mrs.
Woodruff Martin.
Mrs. Martins idea Is that the house