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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-06-21
NEW SCHOOL HOUSES.

10 line with the editorial policy OF
this paper The Herald today publishes
. letter from Major kntlsdge Smith,
Chairman N tie state council of na-
tional defense, declaring that the
erection VI new school buildings II
this time are distinctly under the ban
" she war agencies " the national
government asalor Smith very force-
fullY points our the need al this time
Df concentrating All Of the resources
and energies u the nation on the
necessary war activities and SHOW
how tbs construction " school build
irgE would he al unWarr2nsed and IN.
Ja6tiflable diversion Of such energies
and resources. Major Smith makes
the very timely suggestion that II no
school hoise exists, churches or eKs0
residences can De utilized for tifis
purpose. Of course where there il
already d school building no earthly
reason could be advanced for erect.
ing building contrary 10 the express
viii " the nation.
The Herald has been criticised for
its attitude 10 this matter. II lie con.
trary 70 local and community pride
People are often more anxious about
gratifying their desire for home I'm.
proyements taan they are about win
ming the war But this paper IL never
astsrred by criticism. IL never adopts
q course save from q conscious desire
" serve the interests Of all the pso-
pie. IL ID never sweryed from its
course because its action is not pop
ular II was rot popular when this
paper for pears before our nation en-
tered this contest continued to point
out the duty the American people
owed TO civilization, 10 humanity, to
national honor II was called lingo
an unjustiflable advocate of war for
vars sake. But IL has the satisfae-
ton Of knowing that time and events
have thoroughly and completely Jus
titled its position. II urged with all
the power Al It's command the enact,
ment Of the draft Law, Just as IL il
now urging the extension of the draft
ages 10 forty five or fifty years. For
this attitude II received threatening
and anonymous letters and was
threatened with loss Of subscribers
and patronage.
Regardless therefore Of the attitude
" any community, any section, any
county, any soct or any creed, this
paper expects 70 preach day in and
day out the gospel Of loyalty 70 ma
ton; devotion 20 the great cause for
which our men daily die on the field
Of honor There VIII be no shadow Of
turning. This paper deliberately
places the interests Of humanity and
Christian ciu,tzation above the inter
ests u any man, set OF men or com
muDIty OF people For its attitude IL
offers apology 70 no man. II would
not stultify Itself in this great crisis
nor yield one iota in devotion 70 the
nation for the applause Of every in
diYidaaI In the county or state. All
that IL is; an that II has: all thai
II hopes 70 be, are involved in this
struggle. Jts every aspiration is
wrapped within the folds Of Old Glory
and so far as IL Is concerned n has
but one path 10 pursue and that is
the path Of national duty as outlined
By those IN pieces Of authority.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-06-21

William. ffle tao wear ord son %
Mr.. and ArE. Jos Sutton dssu iaai
night a their home near Et1aton with
C0itgie Tine funeral services toDE
place tfis afternoon at four O'Clock al
Spencer Grover cemetery conducted
by RsV. Altse-E Holt the death 81
f:lis bright little fellow mas cast q
gloom OVER tine community that time
alone car heal The bereaged par
snts have the deepest sympathy Ot
the entire community in their sad
loss
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-06-21

This is war savings week, and
everybody Is taking change for 3ur-
ehases should ask for one or more
Thrift stamps. These baby bonds-
are going 70 have tremendous infIu-
enee in beating the ksissr.-chatts-
noosa Times.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-06-21

II you don't own all the War Say
ings Stamps you are able 10 buy be-
fore the end Of this year. you had al
well put that little item ON your bud
get Of monthly expenses.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-06-21
SUGAR NECESSITIES

Much more stringent regulations
governing the sale Of sugar must
come as a result Of the destruction
d = large tonnage Of coast line ship.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-06-21
WOMEN FORCED TO
LABOR or HAllRoAOs

Women are compelled to labor on
railroad tracks Of the stations at
Chartered and couilIet (Hainaut). ac-
eording 10 Information BelkesS
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-06-21

Herald Cheap Column A. Pay.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-08
VOKIECIAT PRIEME SAN
TAIKOS SALYGAS.
Bet apie tai nera oficijalio
praneSim0.

WASHINGTON, lapkr. s.
Vakar pusiaudieniu zaibo grei-
tumu pasklydo zinios, kac Vc-
kietija jau pasidave talkinin-
kams. Pasiremta ant sehantiu
ziniu is Londono II Paryziaus:
- LONDONAS. lapkr, T.
VOkieGiai patvirtinO paraSais
laikinos santail1os salygaS.
Veikimai kares lauke bus per
traukti 200 po pietu.
- PARYzIUS, lapkr. T.
Talkininkai il vokieGiai pasi-
raS6 po laikinos santaikos So
lygomis HOO pirm pietQ. MI
Siai pertraukiami 200 po pie
tn.
Bet Sitos 2iniOs Oficijaliai
nepatyirtintos. Apie tai mega
vo jokiQ ziniQ aznbasados, nei
patti Sios sales vyriausybe.
Kablegramu cenzorius pra-
nesa kaG 5m0nas yisuomet
remtusi tik oficijalemis zinio
mis-. Bet tokiQ ziniQ kol-kas
dar nera apie Voketijos pa
sidavima.
Galimas daiktas. kad Woke
tia TRIUMPH laiku pasiduos.
Mes ten apsireiSkia pirmieji
revoliucijos zenklai. Kariuo-
meme If jurininkai Wis dazniau
kelia mai$tus. Vietomis karei-
vial su jurininkais prisideda
prie gyventoju demonstracllQ,
dalyvauja riausese.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-08
c H | C A GO ] E
PAVOGE AUTOMOBILIU-
SU MIEGANcIA1S KUDI-
KIAIS.

Automobiliniai pldSilSai pa
vogt Melville Kinzie's auto
mobility, kuomet tas buvo pa
liktas ties namais pO mum.
3123 West Monroe st. Tuo me-
tn automobiliuje miegojo du
Kinzic 2 ir 3 mctQ vaikuGiu.
VagiIiuS, ncdirStcIaies j NJ
pakaline aqtomobiliaus dali,
iSilipo il paSileido gaEyatruk-
Giais vaziuoti. Tai pastebGjo
motorciklinis policmonas II lei
'dosi vyties.
VagiliuS pamatG, kad ne
paspruksiQs ir dar gall gautl
gala, automobiliQ paleido ant
Saligatvio, pats iSSoko ir pa
hGgo.
Automobilius Smarkiai at
SitrenkG. Bet tas mieganGiu
vaikuGiu nepazadino. Jie kaip
nieku nieko sau miegojo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-08
PRANEsE, KOKIAIS KE-
LIAIS TURF EITI VOKIE-
GU ATSTOVAI.

Londonas, lapkr. 9.-Talki-
ninkQ armijQ vyriausias vadaS
marSaIaS Foch, pirm poroS
dienu buvo praneSes vyriau-
Siqjai vokieGiQ komandai, ko-
kiaiS keliaiS il turi SiQSti pas
j savo atstovus laikinOs san
taikos reikalais.
Pareikalauta, kad vokieGiQ
atStovai ineitQ prancuzQ mu-
SiQ linijon, kuri driekiaSi ISL
gal Chimay, Tourmies, La
Capelle If GuiSe keliQ. Is pra-
ncuzQ linijQ atstovai bus sau-
giai. priStatyti reikiamon kon
ferencijos vieton.
Sp6jama, kad kur-nors APP
link Guise bus ia istorinG
vieta,. kur gen. Foch susitiko
Su vokieciu atstovais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-08
REPUBLIKONAI KONTRO
LIUOs KONGREsA.
Demokratai tikisi, kad Sis-tas
bus ju laimeta.

Washington, lapkr. 7. -
Kuomet dcmokratai Wis dal'
dcda vilties, kad kongreSas
posenovei po SiQ rlnkimQ
jiems tekSiQS kontroliuoti, pa
aiSki, kad rcpublikonai gauna
virSu. Net patyS demokratai
pripazista, kad repnblikonai
kongreSo butte demokratus
pervirSySiQ apic 81 balSais.
Galimas daiktas, kad II
pats senatas tcks republikO-
mans.
Oar ne is visur gauta tik-
ras balsu SkaitliuS po rinki-
mQ. Tame il yra visa demo
kratu Willis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-08
VoKIE6IAT PATVIRTINE
sALYGAs.

MONTREAL, Canada, lap
kriGio. 7. - Montreal. Star
vakar vakare paskelbe is Lon
dono telegrama, kurioje pus-
oficijaliai pranesama, jog Vo-
kietija, patvirtinusi marsalo
Focho laikinos santaikos sa-
lygas.
Lordas Shaughnessy vakar
vakare autorizavo liudijima,
kad jis caves is Londono pus-
oficijale kablegrama, kurioje
sakoma, kad VokietiSa pasira-
siusi po laikinos santaikos sa-
lygomis.
/-Canados premjeras Borden
pasirenges iSkeliauti Londo-
nan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-08
(TQsal.

PasiraSantieji po ia dekle-
racija ir kitQ nepriklausomQ
zmonip atstovai, kurie cia ga
Ii padati savo vardus, taippat
vienybeje zengs prize to pas
kutinio gallo, idant tos skriau-
dos butu atitaisytos, idant tos
pasaulinGs kar6s kent6jimai
nenueitQ niekais, ir idant cia
iSreikSti principal butp iku-
nyti organiSkuosna lstaty-
muosna, kokiu bent validity,
kokias musQ zmon9s ateityje
nustatys.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-08
kOI-kas tOs zzinioS Il dar
nepatVirtintOs
VOKIETIJOS LAIVYNAS
MAIsTININKU RANKosE.
Revoliucijonieriai kontroliuo-
ia Schleswiga.

LONDONAS, Iapkr. g. IS
Kiel per Copenhagena gauta
ziniu, kaG Vokietijoje pakilusi
revoliucija. Revoliucijonieriai
apvalde visa vokieciu kares
laivyna ir dali Schleswigo
provincijos.
Hamburgo dokuose strei-
kuoja 10000 darbininku, anot
praneSimo is Amsterdamo.
Streikas kas valanda laukia-
mas Cuxhavene ir Wilhelm
shavene.
Vyriausybe yra isaliusi su-
areStuoti visus intariamus ju-
rininkus. katrie sukinejasi
tarp darbininkQ.
.Kiel uostas valGomas ir tva.
rkomas kareiviQ, jurininku If
darbininku tarybos. Visos
dirbtuves apimtos raudonosios
kariuOmenes. GatVekariu lini-
:;as If gelezinkelius' mieste
Kiel kontroliuoja darbininkQ
taryba. VisUr palaikoma tvar-
ka.
Vokietijos socijalistai nu-
katie darbuojasi, kad savo
pusen patraukti minias. Jie
skelbia proklemacijas paskui
proklemacijas. Bet darbinin-
kai neklauso. Site veikia ben
Grai su kareiviais ir jurinin-
kais.
Vokietijoje pleciasi revoliu-
CHA.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-08
NUSIsOVE BAzNYCIOJ.

Miestclyj Kankakee, H.
uzvaliar pric st. Patriko baz-
nyGios automobiliu atvaziavo
Clebapse micStelio poStmaste-
ris Thomas Nc Mahon. Pali-
kes automobiliu indjo bazny-
Gion ir tcnai Sale altoriaus nu-
SiSOvG.
Atvykusi policija j atrado
dar pusgyvi. Bet gabenant IL
gonin6n jis mir6.
Paliko zmonQ Su + vaikais.
Ejo IS metus.
Nezinoma kol-kaS nusizudy-
mo priezastis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-08
|REVOLIUCIJA
VOKTECIAI JAU GAV0
WILSONO NOTA.

AMSTERDAM, lapkr. T.
Prezidento Wilsono pastaroji
nota, kaip pranesama, vakar
jau gauta Berlyne. Vakare,
sakoma, paskelbta visuose lai-
kraSGiuose.
Taia nota prezidentas Will
sonas praneSe Vokietijai, Jog
laikinos santaikos salygas tu-
ri marSalas Foch.
Cia gautuose vokiSkuose
laikraSCiuose raSoma, jog We
damos tarybos, kad kuovei.
kiausiai is Rumunijos atsauk-
tt fieldmarSalo Won Mackense-
no armija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-08
SUARESTUOTAS w
VAGYSTE.

Policija suareStavO Jacoba
d. KubeinicIIQ, % m. amziaus,
gyvenanti po mum. 2846 West
II gat.
Kubeinick dirbo Marshall
Field and Co. krautuvele
(whoIesale store). lr ten pa
voga visokios gelumbds vertes
5000 dol.
SuareStuotasis pasisak6, kad
gelumbes iSdalines savo kai-
mynams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-08
AMERIKONAI PAEME
SEDANA.
Perkirsta komUnikacIjos lini-
jos su Metzu.

SU AMER. ARMIJA. lapkr.
8.-Vakar amerikonai pa5me
miesto Sedano dali, atsiran-
dancia ant vakarinio upes
Meuse kranto.
Skersai upe tilta vokieciai
begdami sunaikino.
Amerikonai dabar perk1Tto
svarbiausias vokieciu komunl-
kacijos linijas, kurios junge
tvirtove Metz su Siaurine
Prancuzija ir Belgija.
Amerikonai briaudamieSi
pirmyn, paeme nelaisVen dau-
giau 5000 vokieciu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-08
VOKIECIAI SU BALTAJA
VELIAVA PAS TAIL
KININKUS.
LONDONAS, lakpr. 7. =

LONDONAS, lakpr. Z. -
Dienrastis Daily Express pra-
mesa, jog jis caves zinia is
autoritetingu versmiu, kad
premjerui George Lloyd pra-
nesta jau apie vokieciu SAN
taikos delegatu atvykima su
baltata veliava j anglp mu-
siu linijas. Tai ivyke praeita
nakti. Kaip Siandie ryte vo-
kieGius delegatus priims mar
Salas Foch.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-08
PAAUGsTINO GENEROLA

Rymas, Iapkr. s. ItalijoS
IlaraIiuS ViktoraS Emmanue-
lis Savo armijQ vyriauSiqji va
dq, gen. Diaz, paaugStino pill
nuOiu generolu. Gi e-admi-
roIQ di ReveI-piInuoju admi-
rOlu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-08
TautQ NepTik|au-
somyb6s Dek|eraCija

nemis, kultural&mis ir geogra-
finemis sqlygomis. Atkrei-
pus donna ] karini il strategi-
nj rubeziu stow, Viduiines
Europos Sqjunga iSreiSkia
nuomone, jog taikos konferen-
cijos uzduotis pagaminti nuo-
latints taikos sqlygas, visai
panaikinus abelnq senobinl
militaristini rubeziQ stow. A
teityjc rubeziu stovis tegu ne
tarnauja militariniams tiks-
lams, bet paGiu zmoniQ tyar-
kingesniam il pavyzdinges-
niam sugyvenimui.
.. Sqiunga pasmerkia pas
tangas il praktikq priversti-
nojo iStautinimo. Autokrati-
jos smauge naturales lvairlu
tautu spekas. Taikos konfe-
rencijos tikslas bus tas mate
.rijales ir dvasios spekos pa
liuosuoti ir suteiktf JOINS pill
na vystymuisi laisve su tiks-
In prisidtti prize bendrojo ci-
vilizacijos ir zmonijos pakeli-
mo.
3. Sqjunga pataria panau-
doti plebiscitq tautinip If po-
litiniu klausimQ iSriSimui; bet
zinant, >kaip toji praktiSkoji
priemont gall but i&naudota,
gall priimtl tiIitai tick, jeigu
kokia nors tauta arba jos dalis
ntra jokioj absoliutGj prievar-
to.j. Tuo tikslu iSreiSkiamas
troSkimas, idant Suv. Valstijq
armija uzimtQ tas teritoriJas,
kur yra reikalingas piebisclto
pravedimas; tuo labjau, kad
Suv. Valstijos neturi jokiE
teritoriialiu aspiraciju Euro
pole, gi ju armija butp gels
tina apsaugoti teritorijas, no
rinGias pasiduoti plebiscitui.
1. TautQ mazumoms visose
valstyb9se bus Quota pilna
laisvt il lygios teists. Sa-
junga stow uz tarptautinl
istatymq, kurs apdraustQ ma
zumos teises. Tas Tautu Sa-
jungos reikalavimas bus at
siektas, kuomet tautQ mazu-
mos bus saugojamos nuo IS
tautinimo prakeiksmo.
5: Sajunga protestuoja prizes
visokias pastangas su prize
varta perkeldineti tautas ar
ba ju' dalis. Atmetame pan
germaniSkus tos rQSies plenus
ir pasmerkiame tokias cenra-
liu valstybiu piktadarybes,
atliktas daugel atsitikimuose
su mpsQ tautomis. IStisi ap-
sKriciai ligSiol buvo atimami
nuo gyventojQ. sitp vietoje
saw zmonas kolonizuojami.
Paw, tik reikia prisiminti
Sirmija, Kroatija, Belgija,
Graikijos apskricius, Lietu-
vius, Rumunus Vengruose il
It..
(Bus daugiau).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-08

- Londonas, lapkr. Z. -
Kadangi Wis dazniau vokie-
cCiai jurininkai ir kareiviai su-
kelia maiStus, kanclieris ir
kar4s minister's paskelb6 at
siIiepima j kareivius If juri-
ninkus, kad jie liautusi taip
dare.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-08

- Londonas, lapkr. 7. =
Britaniios parlamente atrial
atstovai pareikalavo, kad Al
rijai butQ leista apspresti sa-
vo likimq sulig prez. Wilsono
taikos principQ, Parlamentas
reikalavimq atmet6.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-08
sEDANAS LIEPSNOSE.

Su Amer. Armija, lapkr. I.
- Is amerikonQ muSiQ linljOS
centro vakar prane$ta, kad
micStaS Sedan liepsnojQS.,
Amerikonai nepertoliauSia
nuo Sedano. TaS mieStas gar
sus nuo prancuzQ-vokicciu ka-
res 1871 metals.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-08
DEMONSTRATORS RYME

Rymas, lapkr. Ola jau
kelinta diena tesiasi dziaugs-
mo demonstracijos, kad Aus
trija 'nugal6ta, kad Italia at,
siekia savo tikslq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-08
Atstovu pasirasymas.

AtstovQ pasirasymas po De-
kleracija prasidejo 11::3O pirm
pietu Deliberations Svetaineje,
kairiajam Nepriklausomybes
svetaints sparne. Pirminin-
kas Massaryk sed6jo toj pa
cioj kresei kurioje Hancock Sc
dedamas kituomet pasirase po
Americas Dekleracija. APP
link j s6d6jo II kitu tautu
atstovQ.
Uz delcgotu buvo pakabin-
ia Nepriklausomyb6s DeRle-
racijos kopija. Amerikos Re
voIiacijos Sunus il Cincima-
to draugijos nariai neSe as
tuonias originates amerikonis-
liq kolonijQ veliavas. Kitos
prispaustoSios tautos irgi tu-
r6jo savo vGliavas. Jas nese
tu tautQ vyrai.
Pagatbos tarnybq pildG du
Geku!slovaku karelviu, kurle-
du vos >tik buvo atkeliavusiu
is kar6s lauku Siberijoje.
Kuomet po tautu Deklera-
cija pasiraSe Massaryk, tuo-
met Tautu Sajungos direkto-
RUS, amerikonas, Fl. A. Miller,
SaukG paeiIiui tautp atstovuS.
Site pakilo, eio prize stale IT
ten pasiraS6 po Dekleracija.
.Priimti principal. +
Pirm pasiraSymo po Dekle-
racija buvo ivykes tautQ at
Stow susirinkimas. Suslrln-
kline sutraukta kruvon vlsl Mt
tarimai ir aktai il tai visa pa
Quota pirm. Massarykui. Tai
buvo padaryta naujas doEu-
mentas.
Po Sito tas dokumentas pa
vesta atstovams apsvarstytl
ir priimti. Padarnls siokias-
tokias turinyje atmainas, prl-
imtas.
Stai tas dokumentas arba
pamtiniai principal.
Vidujines Europos TautQ
Sqjungos atstovai, susirinke
Nepriklausomybes syetaineje,
Philadelphia, prieme sekan,
Gius principus:
l. Tautos priima tautinl
principa toje reiksmeje, kad
tautybG savo demokratniam IL
visuomeniniam supratime,
pritaikomame pilnoj savoko.i,
leidzia tautei arba jos DALAI
naudoties apsisprendimo tel
semis.
Atkreipus donna j tai, kad
tautQ sumaisymas = dazniau-
siai parubeziais, daugel atsiti-
kimuose del istautinanGios po-
litikos dinastiju If jQ aristo-
kartinip VALIDITY = parodo
negalimu tikraji genciu atida-
linirnq, tad tam tikslui yra
leidziama vaduoties ekonomi-,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-08
PARVEzTA 200 SUzEISTU
KAREIVIU.

7 Fort Sheridan pataisoma
Iigonine yakar tiesiog is Pran-
cuzijos kar6s laukQ parvezta
200 suzeistq kareiviQ. Rytoi
laukiama jQ daugiau.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-08
NORVEGIJ0s NUKENTEJT,
MAI NUO KARES.

Londonas, IapIr. 0.-Cional
Norvegijos pa~iuntinystt pra-
neS6, kad per spaIiQ mtnesl
Norvegiia prarado SeSis gar
laivius il. 81 jurininkuS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-08
(Bus daugiau).

- Copenhagen, lapkr. Z. =
f Viemos praneSama, kad Vi
81 Austrijos ercgercogai su sa-
vo Seimynomis persikelia gy-
venti Sveicarijon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-08
REZIGNAVO TSPANIJOS
KABINETAS.

Madridas, Iapkr. S.-Po il
COS SeSiios vakar rezignavo
ISpanijoS ministcriQ kabinetas
su premjeru Maura.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-08
RIAUSES HAMBURGE.

Copenhagen, lapkr. 9.-Vo-
kietijoS mieste Hamburge pa
kiluSi tikra revoliucija, anot
PoIitiken correspondence pra-
neSilho. GatvaSc prizes riauSi-
ninkus panaudOta armotos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-08

= Londonas, lapkr. 6. -
Anglu armija fronte tarp u
upiu Sambre ir Scheldt iveike
IS vokieciq divizijas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-08

- Londonas, Iapkr. s..
Britannica moterys laimajo.
Parlamentas pripazino, kad
parIamente gall but moterys
atstOvGs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-11-08

-Rymas, lapkr. 7.-Marco-
nj iskeliauja Amerikon. We
ia PREF. Wilsonui dovanas.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-27
COMMISSIONER CARY
NAMES HIS STAFF

The following completed list of the
local food administrator staff was
announced yesterday by r Archibald
Cary. local food administrator: John
4. Traylor. 10 North Eighth street,
Madison ~, who will be director OF
mill food and feed products u. l.,
Eaton, sos Chamber OF Commerce
building, Randolph 1856. who viii be
director OF markets and transporta
ton. J. II. Witty, 1900 Brook road,
Madison 23S9. who will he director of
wholesalers and jobbers. w l.. Sys
nor. 1850 East Cary street, Madison
32ss. VINO will ne director ~ public
spending. Lucius f, Cary. Travellers
tuilding. Randolph SS7, who will he
of public speaking; Mrs. r,
G.. Minor. SOS East franklin stvaet,
Madison 992-J. who will he the direc-
to- ~ women's cooperating orkapi-
zatfous. and Miss Mary r. Frayser,
1898 West Grace street who will he
director of home demonstration and
home economies Mr.. Cary also an
uounced the appointment of Maxwell
@ Wallace. as director of restaurants,
dining cars and other. p-blic eatin
places.
MFR Wallace is pra<iciug law In the
city and will Immediately take up the
duties Of his new position Miss Fray
ser, who has held similar position
with the federal government, viii
vlcrk with the local administration.
Mr. Cary secured the temporary re-
lease of Miss Frayser from the ser
vice of the federal government Miss
Frayser was conducting demonstra .
tion work in the city on economy IN
the public schools
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-27
ADMINISTRATION
SENATORS BREAK OUT
HourS ON Conduct of Military
Operations.
CALL FOR PUBLICITY
johnson and Lodge In Fore Front.
senator OFernaan Declares Rcpub-
licans Are Stirring Up Trouble In
Country--Baker IL Criticized.

Washington. March 2s.--Furious
bombardment of the administration
suddenly broke out in the senate to-
day AMI continued increasingly for
three hours,
How many planes should we have
in France by July /. 1918" asked
/ Senator johnson, of California,
Twelve thousand" replied Sena-
tor New.
How many will be delivered
then ?" asked Senator Johnson.
Thirty seven"
The only cure for this outrage on
American youth is, in the words OF
distinguished executive, 'pitiless
publicity. " shouted Johnson
On his words the galleries cracked
| into applause. Senators. New. eKlloE.
| Thomas. Fall, Poindexter, johnson
and Lodge all begged for publicity
that would tell America Just what has
and what has not been done.
| Senators Kirby. Fletcher and OVER
man rushed to the aid Of the admin
! istration.
You're stirring up trouble in the
country" cried overman as he step
| ped to the Republican side and glared
| AT fOlnue&NeF.
| 1.-The senator tries to cover up the
undisputed and scandal2us failure of
| the administration" fred back Poin
| dexter
| Secretary of War Baker came IN
| for scathjuR criticism because he had
announced the airplane program fer
| France had begun.
! In his speech, Senator Lodge -
serted that the liberty motor was too
| heavy for combat planes; that a.
though II was claimed twepty-siN
ships had been built. only two had
| been turned out: that We have n
/ guns in France,
! Major General Wood was ut the
| ca ritol today ana was closetad twice
with men. bers of the senate military
affairs committee. H. came 70 of6rS
a public hearing.
I His presence seemed To excite ad-
minietratton lieutenants
Senator Kirby. of Arkansas. tns!nu-
oted on the floor that General Wood :
testimony yesterday had been exaS'
gerated.
The senate committee evidently In
tends 70 Investigate the airplane stu
alton &ajor-General /. Franklin
Fell will appear befor" the commit
tee Friday.
The subject or universal military
training was again discussed Se1a-
tors who favor the scheme say ii VIII
"go over the top IA the upper house