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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02

introduced \ monthly report Will be
rendered To tins man concerning the
activities ia which the boy partici.
ratcs and the progress made there
,u.
During tho month Of December.
u community hoahct ban league for
BOYS was formed and eight GAMES
Vurc played Through 'hc kindness
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02
For a few cents you can save
your hair and double
its beauty.

To stop falling hair at once and
rid the scalp of every particle OF
dandruff. get a small bottle Of de-
lightul "Danderine" at any drug
store or toilet counter or few
cents, pour little in your hand and
rub II into the scalp. After several
applications the hair usually stops
coming out and you can't find any
dandruff. Help you hair grow
strong thick and long and become
soft. glossy and twice as beautiful
end abundant.--Advt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02

tions during the month. Vocational
guldanco was given 81 others. I'm ro.
sponso to "a call 60 Tulsa business
men. o. mem ncrshius vrrc provided
Tor worthy boys These Ncre given Js
Christmas presents Each ot the
men who gave money for tho boys
mcWhcrships was assigned certain
boy who was takou tu his Office and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02

High class employment for young
ladies. Call Usage 65S-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-02

OF Tulst business mon, these teams
have been provided with uniforms.
Tho reading room and library was
used To- grclt eV'cut during the
month. ono hundred aud seven
books were read in tho building
while % wore tikou out Thirty-one
magazines are kept ON IIc in tho
reading room for the use or the boys.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-05
Roll the Table Cloth

In some OF the domestic science
schools the pupils are now taught to
roll table cloths instead of folding
them, since the folds in the linen are
always the first places to show wear.
The cloths are ironed flat and rolled
while being ironed, Start to rolf them
as soon as half yard is ironed and
keep the roll directly in front, turn
ing it as fast as the ironing is done
Thick brown paper may be used il
you have no regular roll One clever
woman who procured several mailing
tubes placed them end to end and GOV
cred them with fancy wall paper
FASTING it on securely This makes ;
firm foundation for the roll
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-05
Of Interest To Women Folk

than sagging spat buttons? Buttoned
shoes and buttoned spats are the
fashion this year and both make the
ankle and instep look very trim and
dainty when the buttons are sewed on
firmly, as they should be One loose.
sagging button can completely spoil
the smartness of modish buttoned
boot with top selected to match the
costume or of dainty cloth spat,
and there seems no excuse for the
mark of untidiness Do not wait un-
til the button comes off But tighten
it up the moment it begins to sag
loose. Not only does the modern but
toned boot or spat set off the street
costume and complete its correctness,
but it also gives the ankle firm and
graceful look that is very attractive.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-05
Brighten It With a Faistcoat

A simple navy serge frock may be
made interesting by the addition of
plastron waistcoat of black satin
with an embroidered and fringed Dor
der. This is the simplest thing i'm
aginable, just straight piece of
satin about 10 inches wide and long
enough to pass the waist by several
inches. The collar is high and round,
forming a perfect frame for the face,
and any piece Of scroll embroidery
worked in wool or silk. both to-
gether might be best-would prepare
the border for the fringe, which
should be rather wide and important
looking. The rlastron is caught down
under the coat belt A very pleasing
waistcoat was made of dull black sat
in with embroidery worked in cherry
and jade-green wool, the fringe be.
ing jade green; when worn under !
plain navy bule coat the result wa.
excellent
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-05
How Salt Beads are Made

Use two cups of fine salt, cup
cornstarch, cup boiling water. Heat
the salt in the oven until very hot.
Heat the cornstarch carefully so as
not to scorch it. Stir the hot in
gradients together and place on the
back of the stove to keep them hot
then add the boiling water. stirring
carefully until smooth. IF the dough
seems too thick you may add little
more water. Cool and let stand a
week, keeping we'll covered. Should
YOU wish colored beads, tint with tube
paint water color or any kind of dye
when you begin to roll the dough for
beads. Take pinch of dough, large
or small and roll smoothly in the
palms of the hands. Carefully stick
coarse pin through each head and
stick the pin in "a piece of board until
the desired number of beads have been
made. Then set them away to dry
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-05
When Ironing

When preparing to iron place on
the ironing board or table near at
hand a small bowl of warm water,
cake of white soap. small dish of
peroxide and one of corn meal to-
gether with perfectly clean tooth
brush and soft, white cloth.
IF you find a spot that has been
left on some article by line or cloths
pin, dip the brush into the water. then
over the soap. then rub few times
over the soiled spot, which usually dis
appears. If the spot is on something
starched, where water would affect the
stiffness, try the corn meal, rubbing
it over the soiled place briskly with
the dry brush or with the end of a
turkish towel or any rough surface
The peroxide use in case of scorch
dipping the white cloth in it and rub
hing over the scorched spot. Repea.
if necessary. but usually one applica-
ton will do the work, the warm iron
removing the last traces.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-05

cooks away, add just enough to keep
the meat from burning. Serve hot
with brown gravy or tomato sauce.
Baking Powder Biscuit
One quart flour, three teaspoons
baking powder. one teaspoon salt,
Put these ingredients through sieve,
add half cup butter or butter substi-
tute "a little less butter or lard can
be used ii ,preferrcd. Mix, then add
sweet milk and roll. \rhis same reel
pc can be used for the crust of meat
pie and for shortcake. only use a lit
tie more baking powder and maybe a
little more butter).
Potato Salad
b Slice cold boiled potatoes and for a
quart make the following dressing ;
Five teaspoonfuls oil. two table
Spoonfuls vinegar, one-half teaspoon
salt, one-iourth teaspoon pepper, one
half small onion, finely minced, one
green pepper. cut fine. Mix all with
the potato and let stand. Serve gar
nished with hard boiled eggs, sliced
in rings and sprinkled with chopped
parsley Mayonuaise dressing may he
added if desired.
Queen of Sauces
Heat pint of milk and add four
tablespoonful of sugar Moisten IA
tablespoonful of cornstarch with a
little cold milk and stir into it and
cook until it thickens. Remove from
the stove and add the whites of two
eggs beaten stiff, a few drops of al.
mond flavoring and little grated
nutmeg. Serve at once The yolk,
can be used in the prlding.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-05
FOUR STATES NEEDED TO
RATIFY WOMAN SUFFRAGE
ThirtyTwo States so Far Have Acted
Favorably-Thirty-Six are
Necessary.

Only four more states are needed
to insure complete ratification of the
woman suffrage amendment. On
February rs thirty-two states had rat
flied and thirty-six are required. 8
states have either rejected the amend
ment or are regarded as hopeless by
the friends of suffrage.
One queer outcome of the fight for
ratification Of the federal suffrage
amendment was the recent action OF
the senate and house of delegates
of Maryland in voting to send dele
CATION of seven anti-suffrage mem.
bers Of the legislature to West Vir-
ginia to urge the general assembl,
Of that state to reject the suffrage
amendment.
Oklahoma and West Virginia
,favorably disposed, are expected te
act within one week. Sentiment il
favorable in Washington, and strong
hope is entertained of favorable actor
in Vermont, Come cticut, Delewar,
and North Carolina. Tennessee
which has granted suffrage in pres
idental and municipal elections is pro
hibited by its constitution from acting
for another year.
The states that have rejected tn
amendment or which the suffragist
regard as hopeless are Mississippi
Alabama, Virginia, South Carolin;
Maryland, Georgia, Louisiana an
Florida.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-05
Silver and Glass

For silver, one and one-half tea
spoonfuls ammonia in hot soap suds
wash with small brush and wipe with
linen towel Then polish with cham
DIS skin. Your silver will be bright
and you will save the wear of silver
polish. Jewelry and silver plate can
be cleaned in the same way.
For windows and other glass. am
monia will evaporate. thus saving
much hard work of wiping; ammonia
may also be used for cleaning paint
The dirtiest places may be easily
cleaned with mixture of soapsuds
ammonia and kerosene.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-05

Keep Spat Buttons Tight
Is there anything more distressing
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-05
RECIPES
Halibut Souffle

One tablespoon flour, one table
spoon butter, one cup milk. three eggs,
one cup fish, 10 drops onion juice,
one tablespoon chopped parsley. rcd
pepper and salt to taste
Melt butter, add flour gradually and
the milk, making a cream sauce. Sep
arate yolks from whites of eggs and
add yolks and fish (Which has been
boiled and put through the meat
grinder. and cook until eggs thicken
Add seasoning and set away to cool
till time to use. Whip the whites OF
eggs to stiff froth. add to mixture and
bake in buttered dish 20 minutes.
Southern Fried Apples
Fry six slices of thin bacon and re
move to a hot platter. Slice six large
apples. reject core, and fry in the fat
string frequently. Add three quar-
tiers Of cup Of light molasses ane
cook 10 minutes longer until a prett,
brown. Serve on platter garnishet
with bacon.
Bread Pudding
To one quart Of milk add one pin
of bread crumbs, one cupful of mo
lasses, pinch of salt, one cupful o
raisins rolled in flour. spices to taste
Bake for one hour in moderate oven
Pot Roast
Season a solid piece of beef. eithe
the round or vein, with salt and pep
per. Dredge with flour. Brown in
frying pan with asmall amount of fa'
Place in kettle. add one cup boilin
water. cover closely and cook in slo,
oven until meat is tender. If the waite
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-05
Coffee Fritters

Coffee fritters are excellent made
of the dark breads. Cut the stale
bread into rather thick slices and
soak them for few minutes in strong
coffee, Beat up the yolk of one or
two eggs (acoording to the number OF
fritters to be made). add a pinch of
salt, tablespoonful of sugar and two
tablespoonfuls rich milk. Brush
the slices of soaked bread with this on
both sides and fry in fat
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-05
The Emergency Drawer

Every household should have an
emergency drawer of linen and under
wear to be used in the event some
member of the family is hurt or sud
denly taken i'll. Miss Miriam M.
Haynes of the Colorado Agricultural
college( gives the following sugges-
tons for stocking such a drawer:
Two pairs plain substantial sheets.
Two pairs untrimmed pillow cases,
One pair clean blankets.
White spread.
Two mems nigh. shirts or pajamas.
Two women's night dresses.
Two children's night dresses.
One-half dozen towels.
One-half dozen wash cloths.
Bathrobe
Kimona.
Above to be CLEAN and ON
HAND, to be used in case of emer
gency.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-05
NEW MEXICO RATIFIES
SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT

New Mexico, the 10th Republican
state to ratify the federal suffrage
amendment, and the SD of the So nee
essary to carry the amendment, gave
a vote of SO to 10 in the House and
II to 4 in the Senate, on February
10TH; at the special session called by
Governor Larrazolo, Republican.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-05

Dame Fashion tags she has no
oet or regular rules-still she has.
And it's the small hattie drst
showing In either spring or fall
models which bears out this state
ment. These two pleasing spring
hats. the upper Of straw braid. the
lower brtght-hued straw and with
the ever-bright buds Of spring -
trimming. are newest models In
the metropolitan shops. Satin and
taffeta are used quite generally
with the straw braids, the tailored
models In particular leaning to
the combination a. that shown -
the upper picture. .
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-05

These beads strung with a tiny bead
of some contrasting or neutral shade
between them will make a beautiful
string well worth the pains taken in
making.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-05

WRITE the Coop Store Caldwell
to receive free several hundred rock
bottom prices of mdse. Ready mixed
paint So gal Pure linseed oil $40.
Plug tobacco Csc, u. Leader Sc for
~ cans. Ladies trimmed hats very
latest styles $3.50 to $3.50. 2-l-to-4
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-05

sprinkle it with flour, cover it with
cold sweet milk and add a small bit of
butter. Cook stirring constantly, un-
til soft and thick Then season.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-03-05
Dreamed Goldfish

Pick up the Goldfish; freshen it by
pouring upon it boiling water but do
not soak it. When the fish is fresh
ened to taste, place it in pan,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-16
TAUTU sAJUNGoN PA
KVIEcIAMAS ELIHU
ROOT.
Pagelbes sudaryti plenus tarp-
tautiniam tribunalui.

Londonas, vas. IA. TautQ
sqjungos sesijoie zylniausieji
talkininku juristai parinkta If
pakviesta sudaryti plcrus
talptautiniam tribunalui. kurs
veil1s tautu sajungos vardu.
Pakyiestieji konlisijon yra:
Elihu Root is Suy. Yaistijq;
Earonas Deschamps is Belgl-
jos, Louis NJ. Drago is Argen-
amos; Carlo Fadda is Neapollo
universiteto; Henri Frolnageot
TX Prancuzijos; prof. Gran is
Norvegijosi DIR. Loiaer is
Olandijos; baronas Phillimore
is Anglijos; DR.. Vesnic is Ser
bios; S. Akidzuki is Japonl-
jos; Rafael Attamira is Madrl-
do (Ispanija) If Clovis Bevl-
Iacqua is Brazilijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-16
PREZIDENTAS PRIVERTE
REzIGNUOTI SEX
RETORIU.
Sake, uzurpaves prezidento
valdzia.

Washington, vas. II. - Cia
pakilo didel6 sensacija, kuO-
met vakar viSai netik6tai is
valStyb6S departamento Stai
kaS buvo paskelbta:
"Rezignavo valStyb6s. SEX
retoriuS Lansing il jo rezisna-
vimaS patvirtintaS.'
Ealstyb6s departamentas
dave paSkelbti keturiS laiSkus,
raSytuS prezidento WilSono
Sekretoriui LanSingui IL pas
tarojo prezidentui Wilsonui.
Is laiSku patiriama, kad tar
pc prezidentO If SekretOriauS
jau $enai buvo pakiIe, neSu>i,
pratimai uzrubezin6S poIitikOS
klauSimaiS.
NeSuSipratimai praSidtjo TAI
kos kOnferencijos metu Euro
pole. Ir pagaliauS paSiha1g6
dabar Sekretoriui rezignayus.
Kuomet perniai pr"zi,lentaS
>u$irgo. jiS niekam nebuvo
prieinama>. net paGiam walls
tybiS Se!;retoriui. iSok,Q
syarbiQ il neatid6tinQ reikalQ
buvo tikra gaIybt, ypa@ Siau-
Giant <uiruttms viSam paSau-
lyj.
Tuomet SekretoriuS Lansing
sulig nuOsavios iricijatyvOs
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-16
GELEzINKELIEcIAI MES
TREIKUoS.
Palauks, kol gelezinkeliai su-
gryz kompanijoms

Washington, vas. "A. - Va
kar prezidentas Wilsonas kon-
feravo su TRIMS gelezinkelle-
ciu virsaiGiais. Konferencijos
pasekmes nepaskelbtos. Nes
nei virssaitiai sake, nei is Bal
tuju Rumq nepraneSama apie
pasekmes.
Tik yra zinoma, kati g.elezln-
kelieciQ atstovai il virsaiclal
laikinai suspendavo savo rel
kalavimus, palytincius dides-
ne uzmokesti.
Tas reikStQ, kad gelezmke-
lieciai atsisake dabar relka-
lauti uzmokesties. Jie palauk-
sia, kol gelezinkeliai bus SUI
grazinti privatinems kompa-
nijoms.
Kaip siandie gelezinkelie6iq
virSaiciai induos prezidentHi
Wilsonui savo atsakyma i 10
paziuras konferencijos metu.
Bet niekam nera zinoma, ko-
kios tos prezidento pazinros II
koks tas bus galezinlielieei1l
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-16
PROHIBIEIJA AMERIK0JE
KENKsMINGA EURO
PAL.

Londonas, vas. 10. = Angli-
Jos pinigyno minister's Cham
berlain kalbedamas parlamen-
te maisto brangumo klausime
pazymeio, jog didziausias var
gas siandie Anglijai il kitoms
viespatijoms neturint' uztekti-
mai cukraus.
Sake, Srlv. Valstijose ivesta
prohibicija Dabar ten dau-
giau suvartojama cukraus. II
todel maziau cukraus is ten
iSSiunciama Europon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-16
BOLsEVIKAI GRUMOJA
ANGLAMS ODESSOJE.
Siaucia Salciai; maisto turi
uztektinai.
Konstantinopolis,

Konstantinopolis, vas. II
(Suv6linta ).-Generolas Ubo-
revich, % metQ bolSevikas ko-
Odessoje, pagrumo-
jo pradesias Saudyti i anglQ
kar6s laivus, stovinGius ten
uoste, jei tie laivai i iris die
mas neapleisia uosto, anot ap-
turdtu zinip nuo admirolo Nc
Gully, komendanto Suv. Val
stiiQ laivyno Rusijos vandeny-
Sc.
Sta zinia is Odessos pasiq-
sta tuOjaus po konferencijos
admirolo su bolSeviku genera
In. Generolas iSreiSkes nuoste-
ba, kuomet nugirdes, kad an
glq laivai Saude i jo kariuo.
meme, Sitai ineinant miestan.
Gen. Uborevich, sakoma pra-
neSime, sakosi jis suprantas,
kad anglai yra padare sutarti
su bolSevikQ valdzia.
Prekybiniai LAVAL geistini.
Generolas pranese, jog Odes-
sole yisQ saliu prekybiniai lai-
val yra geistini, jei atplauksia
prekybos tikslais.
Anot jo, bolSevikams inejus
miestan, plesimai If uzpuldine-
jimai tuojaus apsistoje. Gy-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-16
sUTARTA SUBSTANTIVE
NELAIsvIAlS.
pasibaige konferencija copen..
hagene. Z

Copenhagen, vas. IA. An;
glijos atstovo 0'Grady su bol'
sevikp valdzios atstoyu kotr'
ferencija nelaisviu susimainyl
mo klausime pasibaige peasssa--
ta ketvirtadieni il po sut21ti1
mi pasirasyta.
Sulig sutarties, rusq boise;
vikai paliuosuos yisus AngliJos
kares ir civilius nelaisyius:I
pati Anglia padarys su bot
sevikais savo salyje il neutrai
lese viespatijose.
Taippat sutarta, kad Arch
angelsko rusu valdzia susimal.
nys nelaisviais srl bolseyikais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-16
MAzIAU5 aKALBETI, DAU
GIAU VEIKTI.
DAU-

Paryzius, vas. II. = Parla-
pirmininku cia iSrink-
tas atstovas Raoul Peret. Jis
uzims vieta Pauliaus Descha-
mel, kuris iSrmktas Prancuzi-
jos prezidentu.
Naujai iSrinktas pirminin-
kas kafbadamas pirmon vie
ton padejo obalsi, kad parla-
ma2iau kalbetu If dau-
CLAUS veiktu tikrojo darbo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-16

ventojai dabar neuzkabineJa-
mi. Bet kuoastriausios prize
mones pavartojamos prizes snl-
pus il vagilius.
Abelnai INFANT, SSiandie Odes-
sole yra ramu. Krautuves IS
naujo atidarytos. Maisto yra
uztektinai. Bet siaueia didell
saleiai. Jures toll nuo pakras-
ciu uzsalusios. 4
BoBevikai, katrie yra paeme
Nikalajeva, sakona, kuoge-
riausiai visakuom aprupintl.
Daugelis kareiviu devi anglls-
kas uniformas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-16
Patvirtinta zinios apie nuzu'
dyma KoIGako
SuSaudytas jis bendrai su
PopeliajeVu.

Londonas, vas. II. - ZlnlOS
apie nuzudymQ admirolo kol-
GakO oficijaliai patvirtinamos.
Admirolas Su Savo premje-
I'll Popeliajevu nugalabintas
Irkucke vaSario I d., 500 ry-
te.
RevOliucijoniniS Irkucko kO-
mitetas 200 nakGia susirinki-
me nuSprend6, kad kolcakas
Su Popeliaievu turf but suSau-
dytu.
Ir po to uz triju valandp
abudu nugalabino paties to re-
voIiucijinio komiteto keli ma
rial. BijOtaSi, kad adm. Kolca-
kui i$tikimoji kariuOmen6 ne
uzpultQ Irkucko II neatmtQ
jo.
Bet nera iSaiSkinta, kOkiuo
budu Kolcakas buvO papuoles
revoliucijonieriu rankosna.
Buvo jaunas zmogus.
KolGakas 6jo 45 metus. Tai
gi buvO dar visai jaunas, Bet
daug ko buvo mates. Jis bu-
vo pasmym6jes rusQ-japonQ
kareje. 1917 metals jiS buvo
lankeSis Suv. Valstijose su ru-
81 kares laivyno misija.
Is Amerikos sugryzo Siberl-
jon ir tenai suorganizavo rusQ
valdzia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-16
Tad We kodel uz inlmigriailcaii j
JIM biliu lures pakilti kov,
pirmiaus kongreso komiteto Is
klausinejimuose, 81 paskui pa
clam kongrese. ~
statistikos nepalankios
federacijai.

PastaruJu metQ immlgracld
JOS statistikos teciaus nepa4as;|
kios Am. Darbo FederaciJos
norams, Mes praeitQ metq pal
skutiniu pusmeciu daugiau|
zinoniu apleido Amerika, kail
atkelavo. Atkelis5 o 14940S
svetimsaliai. Iskeljsrvo 161, 1862
sakoma, kad S.-let zmonid
iskeliavimas dar bjaus padi]
dGsias. zinovai = srtina, il ljid
turi tiesos, kad Eaip Europd
Isiek-tiek pasitvar:g Us, milijonal
.svetimSaliQ apleis Sail ir-su|
gryz i savo t9yynes.
Tad kokiais tikslais butq
reikalingas sumanytas imlniI
gracijinis suvarzymas. Mes jaq
ir Siandie truksta darbminkt
iyairiose darbo Sakose.
Kas a-negeistini zmones.
Prizes negeistinus zmones att
,eivius kiekyiena Sails kovoja|
Tad If Amerikos priedermd
yra nepalikti atlapq vartq vi
sokialns truksmadariams, visoI
kis3 e p!apko 3. raudoniesiems, kat ls:l
m visas uzsi6niimas- -kurstytI
zmones prizes Sales yyriausybe|
Negeistinq ateiviu sulaiky1
mas-tai gyvas reikalas. Nes
jei Rusijoje bolsevikai ilgia1
pagyvuos, jie megins sion sa1
I'm prisiusti simtus savo agen1
tn truksmadariq. TokiQ butt
mai reikia apsisaugoti.
Bet kan kovoti prizes gerus
zmones, norincius dirbti 4
duonos kasnl tureti.- Geri zmd8
mes darbininkai yra visur gels
TIM il visp mylimi. Tokens
aneturetu but suyarzzymq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-16
RAGINA KALEJIMAN W.
DARYTI SOCIJALISTUS.

Albany, N. Y, vas. 14.-Ju-
ridinio legislatures komiteto
advokatas pabaigus iSklanslnt-
jimus kalbedamas paEymejo,
kad prasalintus is legislatures
penkis soeijalistus reikin nu-
bausti kalejimu, kaipo revo-
iiuciionierius il Sales iStlavi-
kus, neziurint to, kad jie is
rinIlti piieciQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-16
Ateivystes KIausimas KOngres9
BUS KoVA KoNGREsE
IMMIGRACIJOS
KLAUSIME.
Susirems darbas su kapitalu.

Washington, vas. 14.-Arti-
miausiomis dienomis kongre-
so komitetas inns svarstyti bi-
|liQ immigracijos klausime. Bi-
|liaus autorius yra kongresma-
mas johnson. BiIiuje sakoma,
lkad pradejus kovo 4 d., 1921
m., per du metu butQ suvarzy-
ia ateivyste is Europos; kad
Sion Salin nebutu lleisti negei-
stini ateiviai; kad pirm ke-
Iliausiant ] Amerika atelviams
pasportus vizuotq amerlkonis-
Xxi konsuliai; kad visi sioj sa-
!lyj gyvenantieji svetimsaliai.
kol iie nepastoja pilieeiais, bu-
tu aStrioj vyrausybes prlezlu-
Iroj.
Kaip matosi, bilius yra tik-
raj reakcijoninis. Bet biliu
karstai paremia Americas Dar-
bo Federacija, veikdama sios
Salies darbininku yardu.
>Biliui smarkiai priesinasi
kapitalas, ty. yisokios rqsies
pramonininkai ir isdirbejai.
Kane priezastis.
Per ilg1ls praeitus metus
Am. Darbo Federaciia su
Gompersu priesakyje kovojo il
k0voia p5ries atefvyste:'
Am. Darbo Federaeijos vir-
sininkai tvirtina, kad be su-
VARYING ateivystes cla dabar
pasidaugins skaitlius darbi-
ninkp, ypae po Sios kares. Je
atpigins uzdarbius il pakenks
darbininkQ organizaciJoms,
Sitoms tuomet nebus lengva
kelti streikus.
Kapitalas, suprantama, sto-
vi uz laisva ateivyste. Mes tue
met, sake, butu galima aplau-
zyti ragus darbininkp organi-
zaciiu vadams, katrie siandic
cia llzima diktatoriu vietas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-16
PLEsIKAI SUSKALDE
sPINTA.
Sakoma, paeme kelis si1ntus
dolieriq.

Ana nakti keturi plesikal
isilarMe ofisan Fleischmam
Yeast Co., $50 West 70 gat.
Piktadariai panaktini SUI
braklino, suskald6 gelezine
spinta il, paeme pinigus, IS
dune.
Kompanija pranesa, jog pa
imta keli simtai dolieriu.