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The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-12

FOR sAlE-concrete chimney blocks, any size. Leave orders with Jack Sapiro, Ed Lee or see J. V. Padden or H. R. McDaniel, for prices. Blocks made at Eyak Lake.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-12

Special dinner served from 11:30 o'clock every day at the City Bakery.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-12

FOR SALE-$60 VictroIa, with ten records. Price $35, if taken at once
 Ring 1SS. 31-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-12

Job printing at Daily Times office
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-12

Cold nights form skim ice on the river at Whitehorse most every night, and the same cause is holding the ice together at Lake Lebarge.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-12

Tub and shower baths at the Holden pool room barber shop. 9-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-12

FOR MANIFESTATIONS and rooms, connected with lunch room for rent
 or would take responsible lady part her. Small capital required. Mrs. M. Wood, Mccarthy. 4-6t
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-12

WANTED-Second hand rug, g, in good condition. See Kelly, Times office.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-12

WANTED-A woman cook for hospital
 Call between and 6. 3-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-12

FoUND-A gold band ring, with nua- get buckle. Owner can secure same
 at Times office by identifying prop erty and paying for adv. 4-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1919-06-12

The Susitna river is now open fol navigation. Recently boat went Ill the river and encountered very little floating ice.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-29
ALASKA MAY
 GET NEW CABLE
 AT EARLY DATE
Senator Jones Proposes to Secure New TeIegraphIc Line Between Seattle
 and North

Alaska may have new cable. Sen ator Wesley L. Jones of Washington. chairman of the Senate Committee on Commerce, has introduced Dill in the Senate providing for the con struction of new cable to Alaska. and hopes to secure favorable action on the measure by the committee within short time.
 The following special dispatch from Washington appeared in the Seattle Times of August 22
 Action on the Jones bill for con struction of new cable from Seat tie to Alaska probably will be taken shortly by the Senate Committee on Commerce. Senator Jones of Wash ington, who is chairman of the com- mittee, today appointed sub-com- mittee to consider the measure com posed of himself and Senators Fer nald of Maine, Edge of New Jersey, Chamberlain of Oregon, and Ramsdell of Louisiana.
 The bill provides for an initial appropriation of s2OO,OOO with limit of cost of $500, ,00O Prices have increased so much, however, that 1t is estimated the cable cannot be com pleted for less than about $3.000. 1000. and the committee probably will in crease the limit of cost
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-29
EXCURSION UP
 TAKU RIVER TO
 BE GREAT TREAT

Affording a splendid opportunity to local people to get better acquaint- ed with the Ta.,l River country, the river boat Nakina will leave Sunday morning at nine o'clock on an excur- sion trip ur the Taku River. The Nakina will cover more than two hundred miles, returning to Juneau ten o'clock Monday night.
 The Nakina has accommodations for fifteen people. Those going on the trip will be obliged to bring their own bedding; arrangements for food may be made with Cash Cole, who Is handling the excursion for Messrs, Strong and Humpheries. Camp Will be pitched Sunday night, but frequent stops will be made to permit hunting and fishing along the route.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-29

SATURDAY BAKERY SPECIALS
 Delicious Cream Puffs, Cocoanut Kisses and French Pastry at the PEERLESS BAKERY Saturday. Or der early. Phone 222. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-29
SIMPSON AND WRIGHT,
 Incorporated.
ASSERTS ANCHORAGE PEOPLE ARE HOLDING
 ON TO THEIR LOTS

the land office is congested with in stallment payments on Anchorage town lots, Anchorage people arc cp- timistic over the future of their town according to F. A. Boyle, register of the land office There seems to be no disposition of the lot owners to forfeit their property by non-payment, MT. Boyle said The payments all arrived on the last trip of the Alerne- da and since then MT. Boyle has been working nights preparing the necas- sary receipts to return to the An chorage citizens.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-29
MIR. AND MRS. PELTRET
 WILL MAKE THEIR HOME
 IN SEATTLE HEREAFTER

neau, Peter c. Peltret, Federal Boiler Inspector, Mrs. Peltret and their sons. Edward and Spencer. left on the Princess Alice this morning to make their home in Seattle.
 Since making their home here both MT. and Mrs. Peltret have become ac- tive in the community affairs of Ju- neau, and the many friends they have made here regretted to see them leave.
 ? In Seattle, they will make their
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-29

The union employees e the Brook lvn Rapid Transit Company. in New York. following the refusal of Lind. leg M. Garrison. receiver of .Se C 'nonnv. to grant their demands, 1~.t and voted to strike immediate ly. The union leaders declared tbat s,- enty five per cent of all the em- l@ycs on the B. R. T lines were members of Local No. S67. of the Ar nfgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees. the n, W union which has been rapidly reinforcing its numbers since Lst ,arch when it had not sufficient strength to carry on threatened sv.ke. The leaders said that the strike would mean virtual tie-up s: the entire B. R. T. system and wculd cripple transit facilities in Few York's big borough.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-29
DUPONT MAN IS DISTRIBUTING A
 GOOD BRAND OF CIGARS

Robert Earl Keeney was born at St. Anns Hospital at 1O:30 this morning and since then his father, E. G. Keeney has been distributing cigars in celebration of the arrival of the new Dupont man. He has been named Robert, for Dupont" Murphy, Mir. Keeney explained, and Earl for his father. Mrs Keeney and young Robert are doing nicely.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-29
REASON FOR HIGH LIVING

"One great reason for the pres ent high cost of living is that mill lions of persons are not spending from their earnings of the past two years, but are instead selling their Liberty Bonds and other securi- ties,' is the statement of William Mather Lewis, the newly appointed savings director of the Treasury De- partment.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-29

Today's News Today-In Empire
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-29
SUIT IS. FILED

H. L. Faulkner has filed suit in the Commissioner Court for Chris Dimitri against M. A. Hedges. whom. the plaintiff is suing for SPA wages alleged to be due him for services performed as cook at the Liberty Lunch. a6
 c. P. Cole has filed suit against George T. Myers Company for $175 alleged to be due for services per formed at the company's cannery.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-29
WORK BEGINS ON g OLD HOSPITAL FOR
 M THE GOVERNMENT

Since the new channel for Gold Creek was completed work has been started on the Government Hospital building, which was badly wrecked during the flood last fall. The hos pital will be raised and reinforced concrete wall will be .'built around It to protect 1t from future damage from floods. The work is in charge of o. E. Johnson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-29
NO COAL SHORTAGE

WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.-Direc- tor General Hines has informed the Senate that while there had been some car shortage in the bitumin- ous coal districts, he did not anti cipate any exceptional shortages which will justify the oppressive prices for coal.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-29
BENNY LEONARD
 TO MEET WHITE

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 29-Benny Leonard has offered to post $20,000 to meet Charley White, of Chicago, for match to be fought here on Thanksgiving Day
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-29

home in the University District. Ed ward Peltret, who has been pronlt7 nent in High School athletics and dramatics, will enter Lincoln High School.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-08-29
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

The partnership heretofore exist ing between c. J. Sullivan and Ellis Lindstrom, conducting the Copper King soft drink parlor in Juneau, has been dissolved, Ellis Lindstrom now being the sole owner and as- suming all debts.
 c. J. SULLIVAN.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-01
Lenkai laikinai ineje Lietuvon
NEMUNAS BUSIAS SU-
TARPTAUTINTAS?

PARYzIUS, bal. 80. - Cia
paduodu kaikurias smulkme-
mas is taikos sutarties: Upes
Rhine, Elba, Oder ir Dunojus
sutarptautintos. Jas kontro-
liuoti paskirta tarptautines
komisijos. Tu komisijQ tikro-
sios priedermes dar nenustaty-
tos. Nemunas taippat bus su-
tarptautintas, jei su tue sutiks
aplink j gyvenancios tautos.
(Taip raSo * Paryziaus Chi
cagoS laikraSGio Daily News
koreSpondentaS).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-01
BELGIJAI TUOJAUS REL
KALINGI PINIGAI.
Vokietija turetQ pirmiausia
atlyginimo duoti befgams..

Paryzius, seg: 1.-AtIygini-
mu il finanSinG tailloS konfe-
rcncijoS komiSija su belgQ at
StovaiS riSa kIausimq, kokiuo
budu beIgai tmdtl iSgautI
kick pinigQ nuo vokieGiQ..
BeIgijoje finanSiniS stoVlS
taip blogaS, Ilad tq Sail tureS
geIbtti talkininkai, jei kuo-
veikiauS nebus Sauta norS da-
lies atIyginimo nuo vol1ieciq.
Ir Salloma, jog belgai atSto~
val nesutiIiSiq patvirtinti tai
kos SutartieS, kol pirmiau ne
gauSiq nuo vokieciQ kick pi-.
nigQ uz SalieS sunaikinimQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-01
Ungariijjos boEevikai Simtus
zmoniq Iaiko kalejimuose
LENKAI MARSUOJA- ANT
MINSKO.
Sake, ineje Lietuvon, kad ap
saugoti Lenkija.

Paryzius, geg. |. - LenkQ
kariuomena, I>uri paliuosavo
ViIniQ nuo boI$evilIQ, marSuo-
ia ant Minsko, anot prancSl-
mo W. WaSiIewSkio, buvuSlO
lenEQ uzruheziniQ reikalQ mi
niSteriO.
LenIlu veiIlimas Lietuvoje,
anot FaI4kn &eimo paskefbnno,
yra tik apSaugojimaS gwen
toiu nuo bolSeviku islverzlmo
Lenkijon.
Paliu0savimaS nuo bolSevl-
ky BaItrusijos if LietuvoS, Sa-
ko WasiIewSki, padarys gala
boISeviIlu pIenams uzpuItl
LenbijQ per taS teritorUaS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-01
SEATTLE MAJORUI PA
sIUsTA BoMBA.
Bet gauta sugadinta, anot po,
licijos tvirtinimo.

Seattle, Wash, bal. 3O.-Anq
dicnq Sito mieSto majorui
Hanson per paStQ prlsIQSta
homba. Bet atrAsta Sugadmta,
anot poIicijos tvirtinimo.
Bomba iSSiQsta is New Yor-
ka.l SiuHt&jQ adrcSas p%octti|,S.
Novelty Department, .GimhcI
Brothers. New York City.
MajoraS Hanson iSvaziavcS
CoIoradon PcrgaiiS. PaskOlos
kampaniios reika!c. Jis yra dl-
dis induStriiaIiStu ir hol$rvi-
ky prie$inInkaS.
Kuemct jam buvo prancSta
apie prisiuntimq hombos, jiS
pasak6:>
"Jci iic turi tick drqSo<,
kodeI names neuzpuoIa kaipo
zmonGs, bet mGgina pavartoti
paSalingaS zmogzudyStes''.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-01
TTALAI PRISIEKIA ANEK-
TUOTI FIUME.
Prisiekia laikyties vienybes ir
kovOti " savo teises.

Rymas, bal. 80. - Balandzio
22S dienQ Gia ant CapitoIine
kaIvOS buvO SuSauktaS gwen
toiu maS$-mitingaS. MitingQ
>u>auki Rymo maioraS, kuni-
gaik$tiS Colonna.
MilziniSkame SuSlrinkime
gyventoiai padarG rezoliuciia
reikalaudami, kad hutQ pill ~
tina kituomet Londonc pa'a-
l.yta >utm'ti>, del kurioS ltali-
ia i>tojo karen. Sulig tOS 81
tartirS ltalijai turi TEXT II"
til Fiumr. bet ir kitoS terIrO-
ri.ios.
20 rrzoliucijo< vi>aS Snsi-
rjnkima< iSkiImingai priSick@
paiaiIiyti StipriQ vionybC II
kuvoti Savo teiScS. 'rlSl2-
gns mrtu Capitolinc va?pai
huvo ijudinti.
Su>irinkimc pirminln;l"vo
kumig. ColOnna.
20 >u>irinkimo gyvrntcl;l
iI@omi> ciItmi> nudjo pri"<aiS
~kuraIiaus rumuS. Ant rUmQ
baIIlono paSirodG kara!inS 81
I,aralienc. Su .iai> huvG k"li
Ilarjie >uzei>ti kareiviai.
SuSirinkuSioS minio> en-
>aukti: F'iume! Dalmatiia.
Pirm i>vaziuoSiant * Eymo
>uv. NaIStijQ amhaSad"r'uS
Ea@e ap>iIanIld pas prrmjtrQ
U.Iando. Abudu ilgok% !aill9
GraugiSkai konferavO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-01
POPAI VADOVAUJA RUSU
KARIUOMENEI.
Jie veda rusus musiuosna.

Archangelskas, geg. l.-Bof-
SevikQ laikraStis Maskovsk1a
Gzviestija pranesa, jog Sibe-
rios vaIdzios kariuomeneje "
ra pulku pavadintu kris
taus pulkais".
Tuose pulliuose kareiviams
vadovauja rusq pravoslayu
popai. Jie kareivius veda mu-
siuosna prizes bolsevikus II
pasizymi nepaprastu didvy-
riSkumu.
Kitas bolSevikiSkas lailSras-
It's praneSa, kad Maskvos sos
vietas apskaites iSlaidas l,30S.-
100000 rub. Gi iplauku tura-
ia 100000 rub. Nepasaky-
la uz koki tai laika.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-01
RUsU BoLsEv1KU VA.
DAMS NERA vIETOs:
Nei viena sails nenori ju pri-
init.

Washington, geg. |. = Is
neutrality versmiu vyriaGybe
gavo oficijaliQ ziniQ, jog rusq
boISevikQ vadai, Leninas IL
TrocIiis, ieSko jau prieglaudos
kitose Salyse, kuomet bolsevi-
kiiSka vaIdzia bus nuversta IL
kumet jiems nebus vietos
Rtsijoje.
SuIig to paaiSki svarbus
faktas, kad bolSevikQ val
dzios dienos RuSijoje suskai-
tytoS. Tad vadai iSkalno me-
gina susirasti apdrausta prize
glaudq, kad ten pasprQsti.
Taippat pranesama, jog
Leninas Su Trockiu -jau beteik
paSirenge apIeisti Russia.
Tik visas vargas, kad jiems
ligSiol viSur atsakoma prize
CLAUDIA.
Svedija, Danija il Norvegi-
ia, .praneSime sakoma, atsisa-
kd priimti pas save Lenina II
TrockI.
Vokietiia taippat pasaklusi,
kad jQ nepageidauja.
Gil Sveicariia il lspanija Sc
niau buvo praneSusios, kad III
.riboSe n6ra vietos nei Leninui,
nei Trockiui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-01
JaponIa laimejo taikos
konferencijoje

mas. VokieciQ vietq tad buvo
uztme japonai.
Japonai taikos konferencl-
joje stovtio uz tai, kad gautI
Shantungo provincijQ valdyti.
Vakar vyriausioji taikoS
konferencijos taryba taigi IT.
pripazino japonams Shantun-
GA. Tik nutarta, kad butQ su-
griauta il panaikinta Kiao
Chau tvirtOv6.
Talkininkai sutiko su japo-
M reikaIavimais. Mes japonal
grumojo apleisti taillos konfe-
rencila.
siandie konferenciioje bu-
sias aptariamas zydQ klausl-
mas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-01
ItalijOs parlamentas pareIlia
premjera
PARLAMENTAS PAREMIA
PREMIERE VEIKIMA.
Nutariama uzimti uosta Fiume


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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-01
BUDAPESTO BOLsEVIKAI
SUEME 900 zMONIU.
Tai Wis uz tai, kad neparemia
ju valdzios.

Budapestas, geg. /. = sta
UngalijoS sostine -bolSeviFQ
vaIdzia pakeitd tiIIruoju pra-
garu. Suimta ir uzdaryta Ea-
lehman 600 zmoniQ.
Tai Wis finansistai. laikras-
Giu leid6iai, redaktoriai, raS6-
jai, fabrilantai il buvusieii
ministerial.
Daugiau kaip 80 redaktoriQ.
leidiiQ il IaikraSciQ reporte-
riu paSaukta tardymuosna
kadangi tie atsisako remit boil
Sevikizma.
Kaldjime tarp kitQ randasi;
grafas Albert Apponyi, buves
premjeras; grafas Hadik, bu-
YES maisto minister's, baronas
Luis Hatvani su zmona; il
daugelis kitq zymesniujQ Sa-
lies veik6jq.
kai-kuriuos is jQ bolSevikV
teismai jsu nubaude kaldjimu
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-01
PIRMOJI TAUTU SAJUN-
Cos SESIJA BUS A
MERIKOJE.
Wilson's bus ssjungos pir'ai,
ninkas.

Paryzius, bal. 80. - CI"nai
taik0S konferenciIoje pak"It&
sumanymas, kad tautQ Sqlun-
COS atStovQ pirmaSiS SuS'rln-
Xmas SiaiS metals !yyktQ VA
shingtonc.
Girdima, jog taSai summary
mas paremiamaS IL palalEo-
mas.
Taippat tvirtinama, jog tai
kininku atstovai prezident0
WiISonq pakvieSia ! tautQ So
.iumgos pirmininkuS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-01
DARBO KLAUSIMAS TAI
KOS KONFERENCIJOJE.
Pravestas 8 darbo valandos
dienoje.

Washington, geg. |. Pas
tmoioi plenarGi taikOS konfe-
rcncijoS SeSijoj Paryziuje be
tautQ SQimgoS reikaIQ pli-
imta dar IL darbo reikale tarp-
tautiniS SutarimaS.
Apie tai valStybdS departa-
mentaS gavo ziniQ IL paskelbt.
PaSakyta, kad tautQ SQjun-
goie prigulinfioS SalyS pripa-
ziSta darbui labai didele Svar-
By kaip pavieniQ Sally, taip
tarptautiniam gyvenTme. r
t0dpl kiekviena Sails tWGtQ
rupintieS atskiriai il bendral
darbO reikalaiS.
Darbo kIausimaS ypat turi
lupiti tautu SQjmgai. Ir Sita
tad nutaria darbo reiliale pri-
Silaikyti zemiau nurodomo
patvarkymo.
|. DarbaS netmi but niekur
toIrSniai paskaitomaS kaipo
kok> papraStaS prOduktaS ar
ba prckyboS daiEtas.
,. NisoSe SalySc darbinin-
kamS tmri but leidziama ViSO-
kiaiS tikSlaiS organizuotieS,
bi tik ta$ neSiprieSintU gyv i
.ianGiai tvarkai..
>. Darbininkam> uZmOkcS-
It's turf but pritaikoma prize
pragyvenimo aplinIiyblp VI
SoSe SalySc IT. ivairiai> lad
kai>.
I. Dicnoje twi but s dar-
ho valandoS arha IS valandoS
savait&je Su viena diena liuo-
sa Savaittje. Ia IiuoSa diena
vra SelimadieniS, kaip viSur
iau Senai praktiliuoJama.
). NiSur turf but panalkln-
tus darbaS vaikamS.
i. Motery< il vyrai darbinln-
kai uz vienodQ darbq turl
gauti vienodQ atlyginimQ.
!. Kiekviena Sails atSklrlal
pa<igamina SiStemQ, relkaIln-
ga darbininkQ apSaugal, ap-
draudai IL ekonomlnlam dar-
bininkQ stoviui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-01
PIKTADARIAI SIUNTINE-
IA BOMBAS.
Pazeista dvi moteri.


Atlanta, Ga, geg. l.-Buvu-
siam senatorial IImdwick !
namuS * New Yorllo per pas
tq atSiQ>ta kokS tai >iumtinyS.
Kuomct talnaitG m6ginO stun
TIM iSvynioti, taSai pIyEo. Tai
buta uztaiSytoS bomboS.
Tarnaitei nutraukta rankoS.
Senatoriau4 z~ona apdegrnta.
ViSaS kambaryS apardyta.
Fcderaliai agentai icSlIo pix
tadariu, bomboS paSiuntdJQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-01
DIDELIS GAISRAS YOKO-
HANOI.

Tokyo, bal. 30. = Japoni-
jos miestas Yokohama kriF
gaiSro auka. Sudeg6 60 blokQ
trobQ. Nuostoliai siekfa S
milijonus dolieriQ.
Gaisro metu 2 zmogu zuVo
il apie 80 suzeiSta. Tukstan-
Giai zmoniQ paliIlo be pasto-
gdS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-01
JAPoNU LAIMEJIMAS
TAIKOS KONFEREN-
CLIQUE.
Gavo lie kontroliuoti Shan
tungo provincija.

Paryzius, bal. 80. = Shan
tungo provincial yra Kinijoj.
Toje provincijoje stow pusiau-
sails IL tvirtov6 Kiao Chau.
Kards pradzioje Japoniia ta
pusiausali at6m6 nuo vokieclQ.
VokieGiai pirm llaras bend
raj su kinaiS vald6 Shantungo
provincijq. Bet neteke Kiao
Chau, pranyko iu ten IL valdy-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-01
TRUKSMAS DIDEJA PRIE5
AMERIKONUS.
Copenhagen, bal. 80.

Copenhagen, bal. 80. -
Gauta cia ziniQ, kad mie~tc
Fiumc <ekanGio> labai trukS-
mingoS italy demonStraciioS
prir$ amerikonu>.
.Amcrilo< armijo> oficirrai
ap&viIpimi miesto gatvtSe.
AngW ir prancuzQ karelvlal
Su Sunkcnybc paIaiko r"ikia-
ma tvarlQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-01
ITALIA ATSISAKO PAT
VIRTINTI TAIKOS
SUTARTI.

Rymas, bal. 80. - Ttaliios
prcmjera> Orlando praneSt,
jog Italiia ncreikalauianti pat
virtinti taikOS Sutartles.
Nicna, tam tikslui jau visai
trumpaS IaikaS, mtra - sll-
tartyje neSama niekO naudln-
ga Italiiai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-01
NORI ATIMTI PILIETYBE

Rymas, bal. 80. - Rymo
majoraS, krmigaikStis Colonna
kalbGdamaS taikos reilalaiS
pazymtio, kad reiktQ atSaukti
Rymo pilietyb6s teis6s, ko-
kios buvo duotos prezidentul
WiIsonui, jam apsilankant Sia-
me mieSte.
Majora> prezidentQ pava-
dino "netibuuoiu" filoSofu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-01
NUsKENDo DU LAKUNU'.
Cape MAY, N. Y, geg.

Cape May, N. Y, geg. l.
Vietos uzlajon su hydroaero-
planu is didelds augStumos
krito leitenantas Berger If
praporSGGikas Barron. Abudu
zuvo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-01

Salem, Ore, geg. 1.-Valsti-
iq Oregon il California augS-
ciausieji teismai neleidzia
pravesti referendumQ svaigalQ
reikale.
ReiSkia, tenai pralaimajo
Slapieji.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-01
IsNAUJO ATIDARYTI FL
RAJ PARYzIUJE.

Paryzius, bal. 3O.-tia ka-
res metu uzdaryti f6rai iSnal-
jo atidaryta. F6rus atidar6
pats SalieS prezidentas Poin-
care Su valdininkais. Yra dau-
gelis visokiQ naujanybiQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-01
zUVO 16 KASYKLU OAR.
BININKU.

Birmingham, Ala, bal. 30
Majestic Coal Mining Co. ka-
sykloSe pakilo ekspliozija. 16
zmoniu zuvO ir s suzeista.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-05-01
STREIKUOJA TELEFONU
OPERATORES.
Paskelbta mieste kares stovis,

Linton, Ind, bal. 30. = Cia
streikuoia telefonM operator6S.
Daznai pakyla mieste riauS6S
IL net apsiSaudymai.
Tad gubernatoriaus isaSy-
mu prisiQsta milicija il pas
lIelbta kar6s stovis.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-12-04
FIRST LUTHERAN MEN HOLD
GET.ACQUAINTED MEETING
Send Telegram to Legislature Asking
Them to Kill Bill Permitting Nov.
ing Picture Shows on Sunday.

More than fifty of the men of the
First Lutheran church met last night
for supper and a social evening in
the church parlors. After a very
splendid supper served by Mrs. E.
A. Shirley, Mrs. julius Fauchald, Mrs.
E. Ellison and Mrs. T. F. Gullixson,
an informal get-acquainted meeting
and discussion was had and many Of
the problems in which the men of the
congregation are interested, were full
ly and freely discussed and an exceed
ingly pleasant and profitable meeting
resulted.
Five ushers were appointed and a
committee on publicity selected.
At the conclusion of the meeting it
was unanimously resolved to send a
telegram to the delegation from the
29th district, asking them to vote
against the bill permitting moving
picture shows on Sunday.
AS it was evident how much such
meetings could accomplish in getting
the men of the church better acquaint-
ed with each other and with the prob
lens of the church, it was decided to
hold these meetings quarterly.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-12-04
Pleasant Social Function at Harrison
Consolidated School

SOnSOllOateO SCNOOl
One Of the pleasant social func-
tions of the Thanksgiving season was
given last Saturday evening at the
new Harrison consolidated school,
when Mr.. and Mrs. H. Benno were
host and hostess to a group of young
folks, complimentary to their daugh-
ter and sons, Agnes of Rugby and Her
bert and Stanley who were spending
the Thanksgiving vacation at their
home.
Games and grafonola music were
enjoyed during the early evening.
Later several couples partook in dane
ing.
At twelve o'clock the guests were
hidden to a sumptuous turkey din
ner, served in buffet style.
Mrs. Walter Edwards and Miss
Bakko assisted Mrs. Benno in Saw
ing.
The guests included: Agnes Ben
no of Rugby, Herbert and Stanley
Benno, Miss Bakko, Alice and Ange-
line Kelly, Fern and Leah Wilbur, Or
van Varberg, Edward and Leo Wehm-
hoefer, John Kelly, Arnold Hauge,
Clara Wehmhoefer, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Edwards and daughter Kath-
ryn.