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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-07-08
Wharton Family Reunion

Several from Madison attended the
annual reunion of the Wharton family
Sunday at the home of Mr., and Mrs
M. F. Wharton, in Lexington, with
representatives present from three
States. Fifteen members of the fami-
ly enjoyed the feast of old ham,
chicken, etc., as well as the music and
singing which followed in the after
noon. A feature of the musical pro-
gram, in which practically every mem
ber of the family participated, was
the playing and singing Of old-time
melodies. Patriotic songs and war
time airs also had part. Silent
prayers were offered for the guidance
of each person so that the final great
reunion may be held where the only
absent member of the family has gone
to prepare the way. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Wharton
Mrs. o. w. Robinson and daughter
Virginia Lee, of Portsmouth, o., Mrs
j. V. Baumstark, daughter and sor
Robert, of Waco; Mr. and Mrs. r. 2
Wharton and son, Marion James, ot
Huntington, w. Va; Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Stafford, of Jessamine coun.
ty; Misses Mamie, Elizabeth anC
Mildred Wharton, at home.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-07-08
HOGS SELL AT $40
HERE COURT DAY

f. s -. . -
The weather was SO fine for
working corn and threshing
wheat, that Mondays court day
crowd was perhaps the smallest
seen here in some time. Trad
ing was brisk, however, and as
always stock buyers were here
from dozen counties. There
were over 1900 cattle at the two
stock yards and they sold up
to II cents a pound and $50 hogs
at, an average around l8 cents,
while James Crutcher's yards re-
port about 200 hogs sold UP to
$40 a hundred. Hog buyers are
all jubilant and several here have
cleaned up on the rapid rise in
porkers recently. Trading in
horses and mules was rather dull
considering the big market for
,horsehesh which is usually seen
here. At the East End yards
about Is head of horses and
mules from $l25 to $500 a head
AT Crutcher's yards 800 sheep
sold at $40 head. There were
a number of mule buyers down
town and over $500 wwere paid
for the best looking animals.
Farmers report crops all doing
well. Wheat promises to make
first class crop, notwithstand-
ing the fact that a number OF
growers had lot blown down
during the severe storms a few
weeks back. Much of this has
been salvaged, and the crop
will be good. Tobacco is coming
on in good shape, and corn is
looking well.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-07-08
RED CROSS NURSE
TODAY'S,, FEATURE

Richmond's Redpath Chautau-
qua opened most auspiciously
Monday, Notwithstanding the fact
it was court day and the attend
ance at the opening esssion in
the afternoon was necessarily re-
duced. The first program was
given by the Orchestral quartet,
following by Miss Ada Ward in
the evening, with her famous talk
on "Getting Together" a pretty
good sermon that a lot of folks
are needing after the war.
The program seems to grow
in interest as it progress. To-
days feature is Miss Bullard, the
returned Red Cross nurse.
Tonight DR.. R. E. P. Kline, OF
Chicago, will lecture onNthe ''New
Competition, including in his lee
ture a complete review of the
League of Nations. DR.. Kline is
most torcetul and eloquent speak
er and will undoubtedly find great
favor at the hands of the Rich
mond Chautauqua fans.
a This afternoon, Miss Florence
Billiard, "The Rose of No Mans
Land" charmed and thrilled a
large audience with her simple
story of three years service in
France.
The Harvesters, a company OF
singers and entertainers headed
by Wilbur Beatty gave good sat
isfaction in the afternoon and will
present "a prelude tonight to the
lecture of DR.. Kline.
Y Tomorrow is Music Day" at
the Chautauqua. In the after
noon the Great Lakes Quartette
will be heard in the afternoon
and at night they will be heard in
a joint recital with Nine. Augusta
Lensha, the Russian prima donna
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-07-08
Eight Pictures Barred In Ohio

Fight promoters connected
with an Atlantic City sporting
club wired Jack Dempsey, the
new heavy weight champion,
guaranteeing him $4,000 for an
eight-round bout with Willie
Meehan Labor Day. Meehan
has consented to meet Dmpsey.
The Willard-Dempsey fight
pictures, taken at the ringside
of the championship bout in
Toledo Friday, were completely
rejected by Maurice S. Hague,
chairman Of the Ohio Board Of
Moving Picture Censors. Though
it appears almost certain the
Willard-Dempsey pictures, will
not be shown in Ohio, it is prob
able that they may be seen in
other States, if passed by the re-
spective State boards.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-07-08

1h'SS - - = -
Miss Florence c. Bullard, an Ameri-
can Red Cross nurse, who has just re-
turned from three years service with
the French overseas, will speak at the
Redpath ChautauQua regarding her
war experiences. Miss Bullard went
overseas in 1915 with the American
Ambulance at Neuilly, France This
hospital was then one of the most COM
plete in France and treated especially
plastic" cases, such as making new
faces for mutiless Here Miss Bullard
served for over ten months, caring for
1000 wounded poilus every day. She
was transferred in February, 1913, to
Vauxbaln to care for the American
was sent TO Scissors. Two and one
eighth miles away in the woods" stat
ed Miss Bullard, "the guns and aero
planes of the Huns pounded away at
the French trenches. The order came
to retreat with our 1,500 wounded on a
sanitary train as fast as we could.
With our equipment piled around us in
the mud and debris, we finally got our
wounded on board and fell lack to the
rear, with the schrapnel breaking the
isinglass out of the windows of our
coaches" Miss Bullard was decorated
by General Lasnet of the French Army
with the Croix de Guerre and citation
for bravery under fire in caring for
the wounded at Solssons. villairs-C Cot
teret and Chateau Thierry."
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-07-08
A WORD TO THE TRADE

The undersigned has taken over
the Richmond Bottling Works,
and assures the trade prompt de-
livery on all soft drinks manufac-
tured and handled by us. Tele-
phone your orders to 500, and
they will receive our prompt at
tention. Give no orders. to agents,
Try case of "Wiedemann's" the
delicious drink for these hot days,
A case delivered to your home on
short notice.
Richmond Bottling Works,
|l85 II Alex. Mellinger, Prop,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-07-08
Will Be Drv Talk
(By Associated Pressl

(by Associated PreSs)
Washington, July 8-The pro-
hibition enforcement legislation
as framed by the Judiciary com,
mittee was made special order
of business in the House today by
the Rules Committee with am
agreement for the general debate
not to exceed IL hours.
When the prohibitioH bill is laid
before the House it is Indicated
there will be bitter fight. Con,
sideration will be resumed Thurs
day. 1t is thought possibly
vote will be reached Friday or
Saturday. 2 2dIFtt.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-07-08
PRESIDENT GIVEN
HEARTY WELCOME:
I Transport George Washington
Arrives Safely-After Speech
Wilson Goes to Capital
(By Associated Preasl

New York, July Escorted by
asfeet of warships, the steamer
George Washington bringing the
President home, from France,
passed quarantine and moved on
to New York harbor at | 80 D. m.
today. AS the transport passed
Fort Hancock guns doomed the
Presidential salute which was
echoed 10 minutes later by Forts
Hamilton and Wadsworth, q. Pres.
ident and Mrs. Wilson stood on
the bridge. Returning soldiers
lined the rails. The battleship
Pennsylvania bearing Secretaries
Daniels, Baker, Lane, Glass and
Wilson led the way followed by
the Oklahoma. s ~ ',t
New York, July 8-With ma.
val dirigible lowering over her,
the George Washington came in
sight of the Jersey highlands at
11:40 a. m. Samuel Gompers
headed delegation of Is Central
and South American labor leaders
who went down the bay on fer.
ry to aid in welcoming President
Wilson. Another ferry boat car.
ried thousand residents of
Staten Island and many relatives
and friends of soldiers returning
on the George Washington. All
the vessels of the welcoming fleet
were gaily decorated The streets
Wilson will pass along en- route
to Carnegie Hall are also decorat-.
ed and upwards of 5000 policemen
lined the route.
The dreadnaught Pennsylvania
carried Vice President and Mrs.
Marshall, Secretary Danitls and
wife, and other cabinet members
and number of Senators and
Representatives to meet Wilson.
Immediately after the wlcom-
ing exercises at Carnegie Hall,
will take a special train for
Washington.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-07-08
Judge Hughes Farm 10 Sell

Bolivar Bond, G. B. Sullivan mad K.
X. Arnold, real estate men, of Yer
sailles, have contracted with Judge
John W. Hughes to sell at auction
on Thursday, August IA, his splendid
farm of 245 acres one mile south of
Danville on the Hustonville pike.
This is one of the best farms in Cen
tral Kentucky and contains hand
some and modem colonial brick
dwelling. In addition to the farm
Judge Hughes will sell between $685.
900 and $4,000 worth 4 Of personal
property including stock, crops, and
farming implements.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-07-08
Reds Prepare To Evacuate

Washington, July 8 = Definite
information that the Bolsheviki
authorities are planning to evacu-
ate Petrograd has been received
in official circles here. Some
elements of the Red government
are violently opposed to the deci-
sion to quit the capital.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-07-08
BIG FLYER STARTS -
BACK. TOMORROW

Mineola. July -8-Major Pritch..
ard, executive officer of the R-34
inspected difigiBle'sl engines, this
morning and tssaid all repairs
will be completed tonight. Fuel
water and, other, supplies will be
taken aboard befbre midnight.
With favorable, Weather he said
the airship will start at daylight
tomorrow.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-07-08
Governor Feeds Book People

The State Textbook Commission re-
convened at Frankfort Monday after
noon and began consideration of high
school subjects. Adoptions had not
been made when the commission re-
cessed. The members were entertain
ed at dinner this evening by Govern
or Black and Mrs. Black. They ex-
pect to complete the adoptions and
adjoun some time Tuesday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-07-08
HOGS AT $3.50
(By Associated Pressl

Chicago, July S-Breaking al
high price records the hog mar
ket continued to climb today, val.
ues climbing to $3.50 per hun
dred weight.
Louisville, July Seattle 200
steady and unchanged; hogs 1,6O(
steady and unchanged; sheep $4,.
600; steady; lambs $16.50 tc
$16.75; sheep $3.50.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-07-08
DELAY Means Waste

The ideal time to get an ideal
Fireless Cookstove is now Special
prices and terms continued thru
another hot week. Three good
reasons why you should get yours
now w. F. Higgins, Furniture,
Rugs and Stoves. Opposite
Glyndon Hotel. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-07-08
Welcoming Wilson Home
(By Associated Press)

(By Assoc1ateu PresS)
New York, July 8-Four dread.
naughts and 36 destroyers formed
the escort meeting the George
Washington with the President
aboard 30 miles.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-07-08
No Such Good Luck

Washington, July 8-Postmas-
ter General Burleson today de-
clared unfounded the reports that
his resignation had been sent to
Wilson.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-07-08
WEATHER
Fair tonight and Wednesday;
no change in temperature.
CONCERTED ATTACK
ON RUSS CAPITAL
lBx .Associated Pressl

Paris, July 8-The council OF
five has approved a plan for a
concerted attack upon Petrogard
by the finish troops and the Kol-
chak government forces at Omsk.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-07-08

Inasmuch as music Is foremost in the
church, in social life, in, industrial life,
and in commercial life, should 1t not be
given place of first rank in the edu-
cational life of the ichild?l If education
is a preparation for ,life--a socializinR
process, music can certainly lay claim
to the highest educational value No
other study so fully, meets the require
ments of the new educational ideal.
To be without q perception of thr
charms of music is to be Without the
finer traits of humapity;f It iB the me-
dium which gives the natural world
communication with the spiritual; It iB
a 1anguageSof delightful sensations far
more eloquent than words-a language
beginning where speech leaves off and
leading on Into the realm of the ideat
1t is blended into, colors,, pioulded In To
sculpture. and frozen into architect
ture. 1t has a voice for every age and
a capacity for eYew degree OF taste and
intelligence. y ftsSduilaby soothes the
tSbes ts inspire rs ~ eSe spirt
NERVE the wafrior's sRi,raxlRpd, hgeibif
heart The stirring stralfs or riiaftial
airs heard on the rouNr03dte vt<inti
sl!9 re seys'Sy15 m e ,,4n shri S Ssl
s,Ts sn'mS},as 4 assS sS sGISs xs'5 i8
Continued On fourth page =
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-07-08

Mr. Hugh Million sold four-year
old mule to Center Brothers, of Gar
rard county, Court Day for $255. N
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-07-08

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lee Chambers, Of
'Scbrce, KY, are visiting her mother
Mrs. Dora Griggs On Lancaster ave-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-07-08

munity how much greater may be its
results in the life of the school where
senship?
Music In Commercial Life
In order that we may gain something
of an idea of the commercial value of
music as compared with other forms
of industry, let me quote a few sta
tistics from Appleton's Yearbook and
one or two music-trades journals, that
have carefully Investigated the matter
N 1914 wa cnan6 for 3 .
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-07-08

Cncinna H. Hogs steady; Chi
|cago steady; cattle active lambs;
lactive;; hal. higher,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-28
PREZ1DENTAs< NEDUoDA
sENATUI SUTARTIES SU
PRANCUZIJA.

Washington, liepos 26. =
Tautu sajungos priesininkai
senate pak6l6 balsa, kad pre-
zidentas Wilson's senatui Off
cijaliai induotu padaryta at
skira sutarti su Prancuzija:
Bet vakar is BaltujQ Rumu
paskelbta, kad prezidentas tos
sutarties neduosias senatui da-
bar, tik po savo kelion6s po
Sail. Gi kelione prezidentas
manas pradeti apie rugpjucio
10 d.
Prezidentas pramato, kad
jam nelengva bus palauzti Sc
natoriq republikonQ priesgi-
niavimus tautQ sajungos rel
kale. Tad jis apkeliaus Sail su
kalbomis tos sajungos reika-
lie. Prezidentas intikins gwen
tojus, jog be tautQ sajungos
iokios reikSm6s negali tureti
patti taikos sutartis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-28
$50 zMON|y UzMUSTA
REVOL|UC|JOS Me-
TU EG|P7E.

Londonas, liepos rs. -Ang-
lp kariuomenes Egipte vadas,
gen. Allenby, pranese savo
vyriausybei, jog buvusios re-
voliucijos metu Egipte 800
vietos gyventoju uzmusta If
apie 1000 suzeista.
Europenq If kitQ civiliq: 81
uzmusta ir 35 suzeista.
Kareiviu: % uzmusta ir ia
suzeista.
Be to: 80 revoliucijonieriai
nubausta mirtimi; 81 nubaus-
ta kalejimu ligi gyvos galvos;
daugiau 1000 kitq nubausta
kalejimu trumpesniam il il
gesniam laikui
Tokios tai pasekmes is re-
voliucijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-28
CARRANZA NUOLANKIAU
IA SUV. VALSTIIOMS.
Isako susekti plesikus ir
nubausti.

Washington, liepos IS. : 7
Suv. Valstiju pagrrmojimus
Meksikai, tos respublikos pre-
zidentas Carranza paskelbe
par6dymq susekti meksikonus
pleSikus, katrie nesenai apple
Sc amerikoniSkus jurininkus
arti uosto Tampico, ir tuos
astral nubausti.
TokiQ ziniQ vakar is Meksi-
kos gavo kares laivyno depar-
tamentas.
ToIiaus praneSama, kad tas
pat Carranza militariniam
Tampico gubernatoriui Con
zales isakes ateityje duoti
stipresne apsauga amerlko-
mans.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-28
CUKRUS BUSIAS PIGES-
MS.

Washington, liepos 81. -
Cukraus ekvalizacijos (suly-
ginimo) bordo pirmininkas
Zabriskie paskelbe, jog kick
palaukus cukrus ir vel atpig-
sias, nes jo busia uztektinai.
Siandie cukraus kick truk-
sta If jis branginamas todel,
kad 10 daug suvartojama val
sin koSelems.
Pazym9jo, jog culraus nei
vienas svaras nebus siuncia-
mas Europon pirmiau, kol jo
nebusia uztektinai Sales gy-
ventoju reikalams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-28
AsTRUS PORTUGALIJOS
VYRTAUSYBES PA
REDYMAs. :, ,-,....

Lisbons, liepos ,26. : Ant
kai-kuriQ gelezinkeliQ Portu-
galijoje sustreikavo darbinin-
kai. Vietomis jie isarde gele-
zinkelius.
e Kad sustabdyti ta nelemta
streikininkQ pasielgima, Wy
riausybe nusprend6 kiekvieno
vaziuojancio traukinio prieSa-
XVI prikabinti vagona su tais
streikininkais. 49,.
Tuo pagrumojimu norma
sulaikyti streikininkus nuo to-
limesnio ardymo gelezinkeliQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-28
GAL PASIBAIGS ANGLE
KAS1Q STREIKAs.
Vyriausype susekusi suokalbl.

Londonas, liepos 26. - Wy
riauSyb6s atstovas Andrew
Bonar Law praneS6 parlamen-
tut, kad anglekasiQ streikas
Anglijoje gal pasibaigsias
siandie ar rytoj.
Taippat pranese, kad darbi-
ninkus streikan sukurst6 boil
SevikiSki agitatoriai su tikslu
sunaikinti visa Sales socijall
If politikini gyvenima.
Sake, kad vyriausybei tie
krrstytojai yra zinomi il JIG
veikiai atsidursia ! kalejimus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-28
ATsTovU PARLAMENTAN
RINKIMA1 ,PRANCUz1JoJE.

Paryzius, liepos 26. Ola
nuomoniaujama, kad prancll-
zq parlamentan atstovu rinki-
mai, turbut, ivyks spaliq II
diena.
To diena bus isrinkta 600
atstovq..
Municipaliuose rinkimuose
pirmieji balsavimai ivyks spa
liQ 10, gi antrieji tuojaus po
Senatoriq rinkimams atsto-
val bus renkami lapkrieio l6,
gi rinkimai paeiu senatoriq
ivyks lapkricio %.
Visa ellie visokiu priedinip
rinkimq bus atlikta lapkricio
80 d.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-28
JAPONAI NESAKO, KADA
JIE GALESIA APLEIS-
TT SHANTUNGA.
opozicija senate tad tu1'i nau-
ia argumenta.

Washington, liepos 26. -
Senate senatorial republiko-
mai Wis dar trukSmauja KIM
jos prOvincijos Shantungo rel
kale. Jie buve gave uztikrini-
mu, kad Japonija veikiai ap-
leiSianti Shantunga II pasilik-
sianti tik maza to puSiausalio
dali.
Senatorial teCiaus tuo ne
paSigan6dino. Jie paklaus6 ia
poniioS ambaSados uztikrini-
mo. ToS amh"-.' 'os palydovas
De Bucn senate komitetui
praneS6, kad Japonija negali
pasakyti If paskirti laiko,
kuomet il gal6sianti pasisa-
Init is Shantungo. Mes tas
klausimas esas labai painiai
SuriStas slaptomis sutartimis,
padarytomis Japonijos su XII
Mia.
Tad dabar senatas gavo nau-
ia argumenta atakuoti taikos
Sutarti il tautQ sqjungq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-28
zmonems nupirkti ia maista.

zmonems nupirkti ta maista.
ReiSkia, kares departamen-
tut bus nurodyta, kad jis to
maisto nesugrazintQ atgal
kompanijoms, nuo kurip kares
metu yra pirkes. Bet kad mai
sta padalintp po> miestus If
parduotQ zmonems per lvai-
rias organizacijas arba NUM-
cipalines istaigas.
Komitetas savo raporte duo
da VETO kares departamentui
uz palaikyma ilgai tick daug
maisto. Komitetas intaria de-
partamenta, kad> Sis tyeiomis
taip elgiasis. Nepasiuneias to
maisto turgun, kad apsaugoti
reikalus tu, nuo kuriu tie pro-
duktai kituomet buvo supirk-
l..
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-28
ANCLEEAS|AI PADUOS.
SAVO REIKALAW-
MUS.


Scranton, Pa, liepos 20
Kietqjq angliq apskrityje an. a.
glekasiai kompanijoms pa:
duos Stai kokius sayo reikala-
vimus:
/. Maziausia uzmokestis, So
dienoje.
2. seSios valandos darbo
dienoje.
8. Penkios ir puse dienos
darbo savaiteje. ..... !.
4. Nepriemimas darban ne
unistu.
5. Laikas ir puse uz darba SEX
madieniaisl ir legalemis svente=
mis-.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-28
ISAKYTA LENKAMS SUSI.
TAIKINTI SU tEKAIS.

Paryzius, liepos q. Len
kai su cekaiS visas laikas kau-
jasi uz Teschen apskriti. Vieni
ir kit tvirtina, kad jiems pri-
gull tas apskritys.
Vyriausioji taikos konferen-
cijos taryba isake lenkams SUI
sitaikinti su cekais, Tam tiks-
lui Quota 10 dienQ.
Jei to nepadarys, tai taryba
patti savaip nutars, kaip If
kan turi priguleti tas apskri-
tbs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-28
AUsTRU SPAUDA AP1E
TAIKoS SUTARTI SU
TALKININKAIS.
Sake, salygos austra1ls
perastrios.

Vienna, liepos 26.-Talkinin-
XII austrams induota taikos SUI
tariffs ir sutartyie isreikstos
salygos nepadare didelio ispu-
dzio j Austrijos gyventojus.
Savo keliu, laikraSGiai kar-
ciai atsiiepia apie sutarti. Pa
zymi, jog pasaulis posenovei
negina apsieiti su Austria,
kaipo didele il galinga vies-
patija. Tuo tarpu Siandie Aus
trija yra visai maza Sails. Tik
viena SeStoji dalis kituomet
buvusios Austrijos- -Ungarijos
imperijos. Ia imperija kituo-
met skate So milijonus gy-
ventojq. Gi dabartin6 Austri-
ia skaito vos apie 6 milijo-
nus gyventoju. Bet ir sitiems
gyventojams ateinancia ziema
grumoja badas ir Salts.
Be to, laikraSciai dar nuro-
do, jog talkininku visas tik-
slas CANA aiskus. Jie nori pri-
versti Austrija bankrutyti. ..
Ka sako austru premjeras.
DR.. Karl Renner, Austrijos
premjeras ir austru atstovl
galva taikos konferencijoje,
kurs andai cia lankesi, vienam
pasikalbejime .pasake:
"Mes pakviesti 'amerikoni-
men dvikovon,' t. y. arba mes
patys turime nusiSauti arba
turime but nuSauti.
II sekancia deSimti dienQ
austrQ atstovai lures prista-
tyti talkininkams prirodymu,
jog Austria pasiketina duoti
reikalaujamus atlyginimus,
neturedama jokiu versmiq, IS
kur gauti ia visa.'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-28
? Padidinanli mokesGiai uz va
zinejiIlq gatVekariais
Chicagoje

Vakar po pietu darbininkq
unijos atstovai su kompanijq
atstovais tur6jo konferencija.
Bet konferencija nedave jokiu
geistinu pasekmip.
Siandie konferencija atnau-
jinama.
Darbininkai grieztai stow
uz 8 valandas darbo dienoje.
Pasakojama, kad kompanijos
tue zvilgsniu Siandie bus
iveiktos.
Kuomet bus nustatytos dar-
bui valandos, su uzmokesties
klausimu eisis lengviau.
Gube,natorius Chicagoje.
Vakar ella atkellaVo SuUeI-
natorius Lowden. 10 atkelia-
Vino tikslas nezinomas. Bet
areiau gubernatoriaus stoyin-
tieji tvirtina, kad jis neaplei-
sias miesto, kol nebusia sutai-
KNIT gatvekariQ darbininkal
su kompanija.
Virsutiniq gelezinkelip kom-
panija savo darbininkams va
lzar oficijaliai pasiule 62c. va
landoje.
Nezinia, kick darbininkams
pasiulys gatvekarip kofnpani-
ia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-28
NORMA PARDUOTI ARMI-
JOS MAISTO PERVIRSI.
To maisto yra $120, 100000
Vertes.

Washington, liepos 26. =
Kongreso komiteto tyrineti
kar6s iSlaidas pirmininkas
Graham gamma rezoliucija,
kuriaja bus pareikalauta ka-
res departamento, kad SIS
kuoveikiaus parduotq visa su-
krauta armijos maisto pervir-
81. TO maisto esama $12O,OOO,-
900 vertes.
Sta pirmadieni rezollucija
bus induota kongresui, kuris,
be abejones, ja priims.
Maistas turi but parduotas
zmonems.
Komitetas rezoliuc1oje ais
kiai, pazymes, kad kares de
partamentas duotq progos
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-28
IsNYKO VISA Wits
CHICAGIECIAMS.
Neteks jiems pamatyti Vaijos
prince.

Londonas, liepos 26.-Ame.
rikos laikraSciu koresponden-
tai painformuoti is tikrQ YER
smiQ, jog Valijos princas, vie
S6damas Amerikoje, neaplan-
kysias Chicagos. Sakoma, jis
busias tik New Yorke If Wa
shingtone.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-07-28
LORDAI PRIEsINASI TETS
TT KAIZERI.

Londonas, liepos 26. : Ang-
lijos lordq butte pakelta pasi-
priesinimas prizes patraukima
atsakomyben If teisima buvu-
sio vokieciq kaizerio.
Ypac daugelis lordq prize
sinasi, kad kaizeris turetQ but
teisiamas Londone.