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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-16
BADAUJANTIEJI AIRIAI
PALIUosUoTI

Londonas, bal. Is d. = Val
dzios vadas Andrew Bonar Law,
atsakydamas j ,paklausimus at
stovu butte kas del paliuosavimo
badaujancip airiu is Mountjoy
kalejimo siandien pasak6, kad jie
nera paliuosuojami be iSlygu. ST.
tas uzreiskimas atmeta praneSi-
mus vakar apturetus Dubline.
Dublin, bal. Is d. - Laikras-
tbs Irish Times rasydamas apie
sSakaryksti paliuosavims 6S Sim
'Teinieriq, kurie badmiriavo Mout
Joy kalejime, sake:
"Tautiskoji Airija uzsidege
tokia aistria del kaIiniu kenteji-
mu, kad viena mirtis kalejime
galetp issaukti beveik nesuvaldo-
ma issiverzima piktadejybes If
suirutes, Tas vienok tapo prasa-
linta. jS&as
"Dar pergraita yra dziaugtis,
- sake Freeman's Journal,
mes atsigriebimas kelly aukq yra
abelotinas, bet zmonig TUBA at
lizo if pasipiktinimo aistra, XII
rial suvaldyti reikejo stipraus
inkalbinejimo If susiyaldymo, da
bar galima pakreipti grlestq
pasirizima sulauzyti ta sistema,
kuri galejo Sitaip koneveikti zmo-
mes ir nepaisyti teisingumo pa
sielgimu galejusiu nuvesti prize
didziausio smurto. Airiu darbie-
ciu pasielgimas sukele Anglijos
darbininkus If visuotinas strei-
kas pradejo mesti stavo seseli
anapus Airiu juros."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-16
ABEJOJA KAPPO IR 30
PASEKEJU NUBAU-
DIMU.

Berlinas, bal. IS d. = Dauge-
lis zmoniQ Vokietijoje netiki,
kad Kahpo epizodo vadai butp
,baudziami. Jie sake, kad jei val
dzia negalejo nubausti gen. Won
Wattero, kuris bande iStvirkinti
kareivius vakaruose, tai il ME
kuomet nedris bausti kitu, Bet
Siryt imperinis teisingumo mi
|nisteris, DR.. Blunck laikraScio
korespondentui iSaiSkino tas kliu-
tbs, ldurios stow administrator
ant kelio.
Mes jau suarestavome Frei-
herr Won Falkenhausen, DR.. Won
PAUL. if vienq, kitq antraeilip
vadu, sake jis. = Jie dabar
yra kalejime Berline ir ju bylos
bus nagrinejamos uz triju, ar
keturiY menesiu. Mes dareme,
ka tik galtjome, kad tik suradus
DIR. Kappa, gen. Won Luettwitz
ir kitus, bet turtle atminti, kad
jie turf intekmingus zmones II
kad jie dar Wis turi daug draugu.
Mes iSleidome prisaldus areStuo-
ii dvideSimciai visokiu zmoniu
If paskyreme atlyginimo 10000
mahlit (normaliai $4,000 uz
suemimq kiekvicno. Mes apkalti-
lame juos didele isdavyste. Pa
skelbime as prasergejau Vokieti-
jos pilieGius, kad jie neduotu
jiems pagelbos, ar uzlaikymo.'
Reporterio paklaustas, kodel
vokiecip policiJa ju nesuranda,
jei jie yra Vokietijoje, teisingu-
mo minister's atsake:
"Bet kas zino, kad jie yra No-
,kietijoje Danu laikrastis Politi-
| ken nesenai praneSe. kad oen
Won Euettwitz perejo Danijon
DR.. Kapp, manoma, slapstosi ry-
Itu Prusuose, monarchistiskiau-
lsioj Vokietijos provincijoj. Beto
Lenkija prapletus iki Baltuju ju-
ru, rytu Prussia virto kaip if sve-
TINA sails, ar kolonija ir musr
Iautoritetas yra labai susilpnintas
kadangi policijos nedaug. Ne
tamista gall pasafyti pasauliui
kad vokietiu valdzia yra pada-
riusi visa, ka tik il galejo sugau-
ldymui kappininku ir j nubaus
)iuos astral. lei suras.'
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-16
DIDzIAUSi GAUDYMAI
DUBLINE.

Dublin, bad. IS d. - Siryt trys
zmon6s tapo uzmusti if devyni
suzeisti istikus Saudynems Mil
town Nal Bay. saudynese daily
vavo policJa If milicija; trys uz-
mustieji yra civiliai.
Siandien priespiet kareiviai uz-
taise Dubline kuodidziausius
Puolimus il 100 zmoniu suaresta-
vo. Arestuotieji sukista Mount
joy kalejima.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-16
KAPPO REVOLIUCIJOS
VADAI SUIMTI.

Berlinas, bal. IS d. = Pusiau
of;cialis Wolfio Biuras pranesa.
kad Vokietijos va.dlia suaresta-
vo buvusi maistiniu Sareiviju va
dq kappo Sublime, barona maj
gen. Luettwitz2. j sueme Po-
meranijoje, kur jis slapstesis.
Taipogi sin6me maj. Bischofq, Pa
.baltijos kariuomenes vada, kuris
priklauses prie Kappo suokalbio,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-16
Sarvuotos Valtys Apleidzia
Carranza.

Aqua, Prieta, Sonora, bal, IS
d. = SarVuotu valciu Guerrero
il Chiapos vadai If jurininkai
prisidejo Prie Sonoros respubli-
kos jos tapo pastatytos po vado-
vyste gen. Gales. sitos valtys
buyo dviem vieninteliais karlai-
viais Carranzos valdzios Pacifi-
co vafdenyse ir ju prisidejimas
prie Sonoros duoda jai pima
kontrole ant Pacifinio pakrascio
Xxi De La IIuetro valdybos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-16
HOWATO DRAUGAI
RENGIA PROTESTO
DEMOSTRACIJA.

Pittsburg, Kan, bal, IS d.
Aleksandro Howato salininkai
rengia didele protesto demonst-
racij2 Girarde siandien po pietp
del jo kalinimo.
Viena gill kasykla If keturios
pavirsines, sake, dirba Siandien.
Kansas City'je pietinese sapose
niekas nedirba; daugians kaip
800 delto dyku.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-16
SONOROS KARIUOME-
Ne LAIMEJO MUST.

Nogales, Ariz., bal. IS d. =
Sonora, Meksikos valstija, nese-
mai atsislSyre nuo Meksikos. Jos
pajiegp vadas gen. Angel Flores
siryt prasiskverbe pro S..laloos
siena, paeme miestq San Bias
pasienyje il su $500 kareiviu,
kuriq 1000 yra indijonai jakiai,
eina lirkni valstijos sostines Cur
liacano.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-16
ANGLIJOS ANGLIAKA-
SIAI PRIIMA VAL
DZIOS ISLYGAS.

Londonas, bal. IS d. - Ang-
liakasiu federacijos nariai didaiu-
ma 65,I35 balsu nusprende pri-
init vaIdzios pasiulinima e
nuos. pakeiimo algu.
Angliakasiu nutarimas prasa-
lima streiko pavojp.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-16
LlETUVIAMS MINETI-
NOS DIENOS.

Bal. To d., 1881 m. Vilniuje lie
tuviai sukilo prizes rusus.
Bal. 70 d., 1915 IN. Gediminas
uzeme Lietuvos kunigaiks-
clio sosta.
Bal. 22 d., 1928 m. mozurai. pa
sitelke kryziuotius, pradejo
kare su Lietuva.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-16

IRUSAI KALTINA TALKI-
NINKUS w JAPONU
UzPUOLIMA.

Vladivostokas, bal. 8 d. (Pa-
veluota). - Revoliucines val
dzios Salva 'Medvediev Siandien
lsleistame parneSime. sako, kad
vlsos talkininku Salys yra laiko-
mos atsakanciomis uz tragingas
paseknes japonu uzpuolimo, XII
riuo jie .vakar prasalino is kon-
troles rusp revoliucine valdzia
sicia.
keldamas protesta prizes japonu
|pasielgima Medvediev sako, kad
jiS kalba ! visus talkininkus. ka-
dangi isiverzimq Sibire iie visi
|padare sykiu, If todel atsakomy-
be ant visu turf putt lygiai.
Reikalauia is Japonu
iiyslprasymo.
lis praSo talkininku dip,or1atp
paslulyti japonams, kad visi su-
areStuotieji rus@i butu paliuosuo-
ii; kad visos valdzios trobos lai.
komos japonu butu evakuotos /;
kad japonu valdzia isaiSkintu va
karykstl uzpuolima If atsipraSy-
tu revoliucines vald1ios ka1 ia
PONY kareiviai paliautu krete tro-
bas If kad ginklai speka paimti
is rusu Ibutu sugrazinti.
Jis reikalauja, kad butu pa
skirta talklninkq Sally komisija,
lskaitant rusus If japonus, kuri
)eSaliskai istirtu priezasti ir apy-
stovas paskutiniu nuotikiu tame
If praso talkininku diplo-
matu, kad jie pranestu savo val
dzioms apie Sita veikima.
Revoliucines valdzios virsinin-
kai siandien sugrlzo j savo ras-
tines If isleido paskelbimq Emo
mems, prasydami juos graft prie
darbo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-16
FRANCUZIJA NUSIzIU-
REJO | S. V. = DEPOR-
TUOS "RAUDONUC>
SIUS."

Paryzius. bal. IS d. Fran
cuzijos valdzia pradsjo gaudyti
Visus svetimSalius nuziuretns
platinime krastutines propagan-
dos. Visi @nepageidaujamieji''
busia deportuoti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-16
BOLSEVIKAI SUTINKA
DIDELI PASIPRIESINI-
MA EIDAMI ANT
KRYMO.

Londonas, bal. IS d. = Sian
dien apturetame cia oficialiame
pranesime is Maskvos sakoma,
kad bolsevikai sutinka dideli pa
sipriesinima bebandydami ISL
verzti Krymo pussalin.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-16
Lenkai grumoja insiver-
zimu vokietijon.
Badaujantieji Atrial
paliuosuoti.
LENKAI GRUMUOJA
GINKLUOTU ISIVER-
zIMU VOKIETIJON.

Berlinas, bal IS d. = Vos-
sische Zeitung sake, kad lenkt
valdzia pranese talkininkQ- augs-
ciausiai tarysi, kad j. Gumpu
laiku rengiasi okupuoti v9kietil
krastq, jei volSeciai neBpildis
sutarties padarytos su le' kais.
Laivu Liniie tarp S. v. If
Lenkijos.
Danzing, bal. IS d. - Lenkp
jurines valdzios padale sutarti
su Amerikos laivu firmomis istei-
gimui greitosios lenku if ameri-
kiecir pasazierines If vazbines
laivq linijos tarp Suv. Valstiju ir
Baltiko. DvideSimts tukstanciu
Amerlkos pilieciu, kovojusiu len
ku kariuomenej laukia laivu pa
grlaimui namon. Grizdami atgal
LAVAL gabens Amerikos prekes,
tarp kurip bus $50 garveziu, ku-
riuos nesenai nupirko lenku val
dzia.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-16
0RAS
cHIcAGoJE IN APlELiNkeJE

siandien lietus If gal SUI per-
kunijomis; kick vesiau; astrus
ir stiprus vejas.
Sauletekis, 500 val. ryto;
Sauleleidis, 6:3I val. yak, :.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-12
Grateful Carlo.

In Kentucky three men were shot
TO death III a fight about ii dog which
3ane OF them had killed. Some men
never ike long enough 10 learn that
Alien 4 dog becomes personal prop-
elts the tie 81 pride and affection
makes the animal Il sertous PROPOSE
ton 10 he trifled WITH and that many
men we're born 10 love dogs. This re-
lniads MS that ia the happy days Of
boyhood our most faithful aud de-
voted friend Was an old pointer named
Carlo, Never did We eat lunch
out az doors without sharing It with
the devoted Carlo. and that noble
ana loving dog invariably manifested
his gratitude by shaking himself VIZ
orausly and letting us in Il reciprocal
way have about 80 per cent Of his
most active feas New 0rleans
States.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-12
learn the Art Of life.

life is 50 full Of beautiful stories
that It Is ineonceiyable that there
should be any need Of fiction or any
other farm of art. Life itself is m
art mud requires artists 70 lIss #.
There are few of these and tint may
account for written art.
People who can live on the plane Of
their agreements and avoid the plane
Of tleir antipathles make life an art.
There was cohhler friend Of ours.
poor honest, witty, n philosopher and.
withal handsome. He had a wonder
fully gifted. beautiful sister aud She
married a forceful 'plute, who VAS
devoted to her and whom she soyeti
as truly as She loyed her brother, the
Shoemaker. The shoemaker vas s
leader ii radical reform movement
tie plute vas the leader Of the e'nIao-
sition The shoemaker disdained llly
sort Of financial help from his BROTH
er-in.law. hut being aaS old bachelor,
lived III the piute's house. shurlng a
happy family life. There was never a
discorCant word uttered. because these
,hree facility avoided topics on which
they did not agree They knew the
all Of life. Chicago News.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-12
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.ts44 le.far4i SCH other s.tfAIfss as SHALL
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t!5etr tt4atett.es ~ I'll sulli afiier al:tees
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s9l bstnr - ,n ptAer fees allowed ltS the
1tv of Annapolis g tle tic i'i.paiimcWt
IL his Zone
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-12

RI anssila Arfleie MINI ii NE lsevts.a
tsottr 81 ttss. tEft VI Annapolis. tide Tlaf
a.. hg aasling thereto three additional
sections 10 follow Section & atitl "a he
kI.t3Yyn AMI numbered Sections X aud 8
Section 1. lie Il established aIttl ordain,
I'll by thee Mayor. Counselor AMI AairffAfa
II the city hi Anias,0!ss. that Articie
XTIII title "TFaNie 81 tbe Res isea code
II hereby amesttsl hi addli.s t.Mria three
ii l,liti9ual sectin..s ~ follow Section t. ii;
~ ~ toHii ana numbered Seetlous
.alsd s. respectively. ana - read rs i0ligWs
section Z Any person or Iefsaiis III
t.lHtree If or operating at3y street tr0lleN
an eiettfe eaf ~ ears Within tie tofIof
are limits ~ the City Of Annapolis sEal9 ei
5lppInHcEtl4js t8lf ln;eFseetstB III iilig sirefi,
circle or lane within tl.t PORTE limits
~ iia City w Anilapalis s9uIiG beA pF
gong hi lis arlf0Wh ~ Saia inte;scciie9
4Aa retluet rate ~ sBefi 81 siisil ear
section $. AaS person t persons la
elnr9t Gf ar aaerafiEg any street trolley
8s elecffic caT within tile COZ or!tte liIAtIs
5af the itv ef .SnnaIniis si4all an SteitniHg
~ the intersection ~ ally street, c.sele 81
lane within the corporate iimHs,of tile City
III Annapolis til reessiyc or discharge pas
eilgars. or for aHyotlier purpose step on
ne near side ~ aii,i clear IT stth intei
seeti0H, eAsenfinE he intersections q
Elaiita Stfpef and College Avenue ant
Ntst Street aila t'Isirfh 1iIs'ie alnl tlllurrh
t'irse and Main Street hen Sf0ps II thr
ftf side nf said illteFsecti0as are 10 ba
made Sleai ~ stitt Intersection tslmLtil
street altl I.tinee George Stree college
Avenue ANA lriiiee George stret.t all cars
shali be brought to complete stop
Section .. ANY person ar persons alfcHe
il!ts aay ef he provisions ct the Two pre-
eding seetiffl.s sltall bp liable IL the peii
titles nfade aad presided III SretlaI y ~
this Article
section : AID be II further established
tiid arti.tacd Nv the aHtfofity atsiesata
u4at his ordinance shall take effect from
Qet0he- IL 1875
sAppr0yeA Sepleiifler 2fst 1a39
Attcat
JOHN Il. SULLIVAN. Clerk.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-12
Not ! Flxed Opinion.

Lawyer examining prospective Jur-
or III criminal easel Aif Juror. hnye
YOU any fixed opinion as to the guilt
or innocence OF the accused?
Juror (elnpaa,icaIlyl Nav. aint
get no doubt bur the guys guilty, but.
they amt nobody 6xea me-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-12

Such is the perversiiy Of man It ii
easier TO get six judges OF 4 bathing
beach padade fhan 70 get one to Off
ciate at baby show, Binghanipton
Press
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-12
NOTICE 10 CREnITaRS
ia tie EFAlse1 states gistflet Con; for gu
District "a M4ralana. In Bankruptcy.

sTake notice that William q SMITH. ln-
eividnaIly, trading $ Smith Brothers hag-
lag bean aIjudirafed bankrupt rs tla
n oFsefss4yes sha Judge If sfiss s1eliri aTa
September 10 1890. Il first IneafIag ~
creditors Viii be hefd ia the Court Rom
III the Cireuit Cart for AMae Aguntipi
cpHslay, Annapolis. Md ~ TsAngKgay. Csc
felleg ~ 1926 at 10 O'Clock s. III y fer fhe
purpose 81 allowing elaims examining tiis
bankrupt aud selecting 4 fraatee Or trHs-
FRANCIS *. MsgRisAT.
ReIerst.,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-12

Rar tickets aFf iRforplail0A iipllg Hiss
sfiis ti,.ket OH as Vest StS'sal ssf st.
State House Sfstlan, tollete .sY"llat
.lislen StFeet Giarfel li1i&, Aktis34t !
is0tet
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-12
rEAAE MAsIlIN.rnN

{ 0 90 40 s9t0 itlea 1tt y l.ia
III $50 81, A40a s.tM d 800
,ilm s. afm llda T. u j. g A. 81
naIl4 eSesat sunday
& I.ae.l snnapsl.a 10 nu hnate
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urntng Uapttal
e. ablished 1884,
AND MARYLAND GAZETTE
E1ssabji4hed III.
ANNApsfas. ND

5aished Iiaily Ixeppt Sunday by
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The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1920-01-30
Falon Farmers
Fight Power Co.

Just at present great struggle Is
In progress between Newland project
interests and a strong power company
that is endeayoring to install large
power plant on the Truckee river be-
tween Suarks and Derby dam.
The point of contention Is that de-
spite the strenuous efforts that have
years to settle the Lake Tahoe storage
question. heavy capitalists In Cali
fornia have persistently blocked the
way. and the problem which the peo-
pie of the Newland project have hop
ed for SO many years remains unset
tied
Now the project faces the problem
that if the Lake Tahoe waters are
not ultimately secured for storage pur-
poses for the Newlands project. the
only other available means of storing
water is in Sprnish Springs Valley
north of Remote which waters could be
diverted through 12-mile canal.
stored to the amount of 100000 acre.
/ feet. and by the means of an outlet
canal returned to the Truckee river at
a point above the proposed power
plant. However, If the power pant
should be constructed. it would, as we
are informed, forever bar the divers
ion of water by the project to Spanish
Springs valley.
For the above reasons the project
manager has been and is making
desperate fight to prevent the power
company from securing the right on
the Truckee that will prevent the pro-
ject from storing water for that part
Of the project that is supplied from
the Truckee rived
1t appears to project people that the
only safe thing for theproject to do is
to hold all rights offering storage
facilities adjacent to the Truckee until
such time as the much -talkedof Tahoe
storage question has been definitely
adjusted in the United States Courts.
-Fallon Eagle.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1920-01-30
SPECIAL SESSION
CALLED FEB. I

The call for special session of the
legislature to convene ON February Z
for one day to consider ratification of
the federal suffrage amendment. was
issued Tuesday by Gov Boyle. The
call was made in a telegram to Homer
Mooney. his secretary. and the iprocla-
nation prepared last week by the gov
ernor before he dearted for the South
ern part of the state was released.
The proclamation is as follows:
Whereas, an extraordinary occas-
ion and exigency exists for the trans
action by the legislature, in special
session. of legislative business, re-
specting a resolution of the congress
of the United States, entitled Joint
Resolution Proposing an Amendment
to the Constitution extending the
right of Suffrage to Women"
Now, Therefore. |, Emmet d. Boyle.
governor of Nevada, by virtue of the
authority vested in me by the consti-
tuition of Nevada. do by this proclama-
ton convoke the legislature of the
state of Nevada to convene In special
session at the seat of government on
the seventh day of February. one thou
sand nine hundred and twenty. at 10
a. m. for the transaction of said busi-
ness solely"
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1920-01-30
YER|NGTON IS
DEFEATED HERE

At the basketball game played here
last Saturday night, both the girls
and boys team of Yerington were
completely overwhelmed by the super
ior team work of the Douglas players.
The first game was between the
girls. Douglas taking the lead from
the very start and at the end of the
first half the score stood 26 to In
favor of Douglas. The final score was
81 to in favor of the home team.
While all of the members of the girls
team played a remarkable game Helen
Cordes, one of the forwards on the
home team, shot all of the 81 point but
two.
The boys game started off with the
second team playing Yerington and
after few minutes playing Yerington
secured lead of two points. Grad
ually the regular players were pat in
to the game and they began running
a score. AT the end of the first half
the score stood II to Is In favor
of Douglas and when the whistle
sounded in the second half. the score
stood 16 to 60 in their favor
After the game social dance was
held in honor of the visitors, the Bak-
er orchestra furnishing the music.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1920-01-30
"THE MAN FROM FUNERAL
RANGE" BILL FOR TONIGHT

Tonight at the Rex Theatre one of
the most popular stars of the silent
drama, Wallace Ried. will appear In
his latest Paramount photoplay The
Man From Funeral Range" This Is an
exceptional perturbation of Ernest
Wilkes play Broken Threads" direct
ed by Walter Edwards. which is a
guarantee of it's excellence as a
picture.
The story deals with the adventures
of a young prospector In the west who
Is convicted of a crime of which he is
innocent and which involves him In
serious trouble. The love element Is
strong and the situations unusually
thrilling. You are assured that this
picture Is one of superior merit.
If your thoughts are in the clouds
you should prepare for rainy day.