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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-08
LADIES AUXILIARY
.Y.N.C.k|I. ORGANIZED
Mrs. H. B. Caton Chosen
President of
Society
COMMITTEES NAMED
To Fete Senior Class of Alexandria
High School Friday Night on Lawn
cf Residcnc" of Mrs. Gee. Il. Hill.

The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Young
Mems Christian Association got away
to flying st:rt in its organization
meeting at the Westminster building
last night. The meeting was first adj
dressed by Judge J. X. VI. Norton VINO
outlined the work CT the Association
and tie need OF an organization OF
wGmen to- augment the work Of the
standing committees Of thc beard Of
directors.
Judge Norton then introduced the
general secretary of the !. NJ. c. 4.
who explained the detailed olganiza
ton of the ladies' auxiliary and the
wonderful benefit il had been to some
of the associations he had served,
The following ladies were present:
Mrs. E. H. Kcmper. Mrs. Kate Smoot
Tucc:mei Mrs. c. William Wa:tles,
Mrs. C. J. Deahl, MrssRichard Z. Ac-
ton. Mrs. W. H. Melchoir Miss Cora
l.. Cochran, Mrs. A. S. Mankin, Mrs.
Norman Williamson. Mrs. Harry B
Cation, Mrs. George R. Hi. Mrs. VIII
liam N. Reardon. Miss Helen f.
Knight, ana Mrs. Clarence f. Parker.
Scvcra! CT the ladies invited were pre-
vented fro mbeing present by pre-
vious engagements and gent regrets
and will BE- members of the auxiliary.
The ladies seemed to have made up
their minds regarding their officers
and unanimously elected Mrs. Harry
B. Catcn president; Mrs George R.
H.! first vice president; Mrs. Cd.
Daahl. second vice president; Miss
Helen Z. Knight, secretary anal Mrs.
CarrcM Pierce, treasurer.
Three standing committees were de-
c;del upon and the following chair
man selected: Social Miss Cora /.
Cochran. chairman ard Mrs. C. Will
Fam Wattles. associate; finance. Mrs.
Charles Nicholson. chairman ard Miss
May Lindsey, associate; boys work.
Mrs. +. II. Kemper. chairman and
Mrs, Richard E. Acton. associate.
The first official wcrl: CT the auxi-
Lazy will be reception 20 the senior
class Of the high school, Friday nigh;
Of this week. The reception was won
by the class in contest Of attend
sncc at the athletic meet al Lees
burg last NORTH. The party is TO be
hc!;i on the lawn of the home of Mrs.
George r. Hill and the ladies promise
that Il will be j social affair long to
he mbercd by the young people.
The auxiliary decided to have the
last Monday evening cf the month as
= regular meeting night and ccnse-
aucntly will hold the next meeting
Monday evening June %. In the mean
tine al Of the committees WI! be
thoroughly organized and the organ!-
Zaticn en- a smooth working basis by
that time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-08
DEATH OF MRS. FRANKLIN

The many friends of Mrs. Mary
Nurdaugh Franklin. former resident
Of this city. VIII regret to hear Of her
death which occurred yesterday at the
residence Of her son. Dr.. Edmund
Franklin. 1929 Nineteenth street.
northwest. Washington. Mrs. Frank
lin had been i'll only week. She is
survived by two sons, J. Harris
Franklin ard DR.. Edmund Frank..a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-08
EAGLES INSTALL
Newly Elected Officers Installed By
& r. Rlunt

Newly Elected Officers Installed BY
c. I. Blunt
The following recently elected Off
GERS of Alva Aerie No. S71. Fraternal
Order of Eagles were recently Install
ed at a meeting held in its new hall
on the fourth floor of the AleXan-
Gria National Bank Big, by Chas.
r. Blunt past worthy president, John
R. Travers, worthy president; james
MCGOWAN, vice president Joseph H.
West, secretary; John D.Normoyle.
treasurer; H. D. Carter. chaplain; c.
D. Lucas. inside guard; Thomas D.
Downey, outside guard; L. NJ. MILAN
conductor; John J. Hamilton, L. Z.
Walker and Samuel T. Parks, trustees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-08
RECRUITING TO BE CONTINUED

A large number CT recruits were
- l-,> C lsst night for tie re" Mill
tsly ccnr8ny being organiz"t III
this city by Capt. Louis y. Duf-
fey
The work of recruiting will be
ccrtirrot each night ct the armory
arr at the office Of Graham and
Ogden from I until 20 O'Clock 1t :
cnrcctcCl that marT more will join
ton;cft. Il is hoped to haV" the
recuilcd nun!her ~ the close of the
present week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-08

]. ~ tle commencement day exercis-
rs Of Georgetown University held in
Washington yesterday afternoon. the
following V;rg;nanS received dceress:
Bachelor Ct Laws: Paul s. Kremer,
Winchester, Va; Leo f. S:montouL
Arlington Va; Charles y. Flynn The
Pairs. Va: W.. VI. F. Desmond,
Alex Va: Master gf Laws: Il
II. Smelling. Warwick County. Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-08
Lodge Delivers Key Note
Speech as Temporary
Chairman
JOHNSON MAKES PLEA
Virginia Delegation Reflects Slemp
as National Committeeman-Crup-
per Chairman of Delegation.


cs;aaoo 1--we Tho Pennblicar
no,,os =
h''''ei'"i eo''' e"'''''
order today. Senator henry .aoo'
Lodge, of Massachusetts, Republican
qe.s,ar in the Senate. was chosen
4,,,,ror,rv cbai,man and delivered
-. Leynotn address
A vast audience attended the
openino session. Requests for tick.
cts rcre inf Of al proportion ro
4be n,.,,,r of seats The greatest
a.,tho,.;ros of news ,xriters ever as
49, ~. n..s,.t - r.nort the
,s..aaad;,o.s
m sal<aato -, .oo+;.or i tboron,h-
:. 1s p,s;ross men
= W 49, - no,.,oos from The
al -. - - fron, Tho M;,,dle
w. W. $1,000 FROM every section
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covered ,liali! VIII .i'e 'e'tS'' "''0''
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49,, "a soleo+ad Tho otba, officers
80 ~ oruon;y,t;or and tho convan.
t;on
rosenh 7 Crpnner Of Alexan-
49, ,,,.s .hosc,, g chairman Of
10 ao,aoat;on and Dr. J. NJ DO.
ha,.tv If N;cholsripe and P ].
po;1lv of Portsmouth. vice chairman
n lawrence Grcner goes on the
ittas on resolutions. R. A.
E,,,vo;,er cf Staunton, on creden-
+i,1s. " T 7 awson. of Roanoke
:, o,oor;votion and John Paul, OF
uo,,isorh,ro on rules
w Fanacan of Radford, was
chosc, - renresent Virginia ON the
c,,,,,,;++ea n notify the presidential
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-08
EX-CONFEBERATES
CCTtr':l Na'zartdt. Grand Ccmmai-
der. ralr9< tnTtunCcme:lt rs
10 Coming Reuri

New Orleans. JUrc s., Geaera'
X. Nj. yanzanGt. commanding ne
United Confederate Veterans ar
ncurccG last night that the anrus!
rctricn 9. the association would De
held in Houston. Texas, October G,
to 10. Inclusive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-08

Suits 500 up? The first man and
woman got along without clothes THE
Miracle Man" is coming to the Rich
mond Friday and Saturday, l37-lc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-08
EUCHRE

A euchre will be given Wednes-
day, June 9, at Lyceum Hall. Music
by Holy Name Band. Tickets. 50
cents. 1866
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-08

Nra!r;"c l:censoS we're issued in
WASHINGTON yeStTca y 70 Frank f.
Parker and Fannie h. Davis, ooah
Of Alexsns!ria Ellis e. Shipp, of
BarlcrrrN!c. Va. and Leslie c..
Stal'Cm cf Alexandria. a,ld to Sam
ucI G. Simpson Of HaG)ey. Airing
tor couN$y. and Anne Cornell. Of
Alexandria
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-08

You are going 10 meet a woman
such as you never met before! Tho
Miracle Man is coming TO the Rich
mond Friday and Saturday. l37-1c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-08

Oregon has re-established capital
punishment after abo!:shing it fcr
several years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-08

Who can-solve the high cost Of llv-
ing? 1.-The Miracle Man" is coming TO
the Richmond Friday and Saturday.
l37-1c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-08
FORD OWNERS

OUR MoTTo-If it is done at
Remschel's. i must be done right.
TAFT. 4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-08
FORD TIRES
Is Per Cc.t Off

F;restcrc GCc0 miles. Guarantee
ti,u, as long as they last. Get
yours quick.
REMsCHEI. AUTO SALES co.
1870
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-08
WEATHER
HAPPENINGS ABOUT
CITY TOLD IN BRIEF

| s,{RR I'LL kHHFE
". lulu aN SsfaAs
eap'''h ana MRS. Albert BRYAN are
spending several weeks at ALa'e Lot-
i'uh county va.
Lynchburg. Va. ar" visiting the lat
.srs sister. Mrs. i. G. Lawson
Mr.. Sue Riley and children are
the guests Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Neil
Hill. LcCGoun county.
y. cti,a,lv all ef The WAGONS far
h;,a l.,ctofcre s+,tiorc, On Roval
..,o. ;,s+ north # E;np stroo,
.n.a
= h'ce'ln2 " ''le i-,"'''S A.e''
'-o''.e ~. 10 = ~ '" VIZ " -,
- s's'' e'oS" '"'9 s'''''@
-,
"'> - y I'm no -. "
Hef h''''e OH '>ou'" ""s'''i'E' o''
.'re'' al'cr spending '''e "''''ei =
HaIfiM're
From the University oi Nlf@lnia'
'ttC' successfully completing che
fires r;n coulS" IL engineering.
MI ard Mrs. .. Wen nave ss-
;n,m'", from wcet:S Trip 70 Ne"
Ncif. stopping at Atlantic. City ~
their ,etuln.
If :}c University OF Virginia. son
Of F. Representative earnings VS.
lt:n2 EiS parents u TINS cry
-
!. II" funeral Of George w. Elliott,
who died yesterday, will take place
at o'clock tomorrow afternoon
from NfeTtlcy''s ncrtuary rhape!.
Bur- ! i'll he in Ir;0r cemetery
visit TO his family in this city Mr..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-08
Captain and Mrs. Albert Bryan are
spending several weeks at Aldie Lon-
ioun county, Va.

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Thomas, Of
Lynchburg. Va. are visiting the lat
.srs sister. Mrs. i. G.. Lawson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-08

Mr.. Sue Riley and children are
the Guests Of Mr. ana Mrs. Neil
PcU!:cn, 1T their home at Round
Hill. LcCGoun county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-08

Genre to eliminate sectionaism and
to this end he believed that sugges-
ton of Southern candidate for
the Vice Presidency, was meeting
with much favor.
<'Virginia's candidate for this CT
flee" he said Sol Henry w. An
,9erson, of Richmond. is steadily
gaining in strength and popularity
not only among Southern Republi-
cans, but among Rpubhcans from
all over the country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-08
WENDT-PEYTON MARRIAGE

Miss Mary Virginia Peyton,
daughter Of Mr. Alexander Newman
Peyton, of this city, ana Mr.. John
Scott Wendt. of Pittsburgh. Pa,
We're quietly married at l o'clock
MONDAY afternoon in St. PauPs
Church. at the University, by the
Rev Beverly D. Tucker, Jr., rector
of TIE church. Only the immediate
family and a few friends were pres
ert at the ceremony .-(Charlottes-
Vile Progress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-08

TIC fc.ticth anniversary Of the
Wcn"r'> Home Missionary Societv,
viii he Observed tonight at Trinity
NJ + Church All members are
ul"cG TO attend and return the
birthday Gift bags.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-08

Practically all of the wagons for
hile heretofore stationed or Royal
stree, jast north Of King street
ary now quartered in the market
space.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-08
WILD HORSES

Sore people seem to think they
i,rn TEXAS hronchos We take the
kick ort of yen ard put It in the
In u ar,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-08

A mccting Of the Liberty RebeSs.h
Lodge Nc. 10 l. o. O. 7. will meet
At cigar o'clock this evening al Odd
;'el.awS HALL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-08

In tie Corporation Court toGay.
Rrv. James Fl. Taylor and Rev.
Ioscrh r. Kelly, Presbyterian mir
iSter> If Washington, were granted
rom :sst'n tc perform the rites Of
niatrin cry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-08

Mrs G.. r. Hill has returned TO
her home on South Washington
:rect alter spending the winter IN
baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-08

Continued on Page Two
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-08

Dr.. Walter A. Warfield has been
rcarro.r'ed physician 10 the in
mates of the city jail by Judge Rob
inscr Moncurc of the Corporation
Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-08

Nj. Thcmas Kelley has returned
from tie University Of Virginia
aitc:' successfully completing The
frcsl ran coulSc IN engineering
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-08

Nj. ard Mrs. y. We'll have ye-
Turn, from wcej:s "trip to Nes
YclF. stopping at Atlantic City ~
their ietuln.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-08

Nir. c. G.. Carlin. Jr !. a studeF.
If Il I University of Virginia son
Of r., Representative Carl;n,ris Wis
it;n2 bis parents IL this city.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-01
GARSIEJI GENEROLAI VA
DOVAUJA BoLsEvIKAMs.
Lenkams gall but labai bloga

Washington, bal. l. -Vietos
lenkQ pasiuntinyb6je aptupeta
ziniQ, kad bolsevilNp armijai
pries lenkus vadovauja garsu-
sis rusq generolas Brusilov,
kurs 1916 metals tas pacias te-
ritorijas buvo atemes nuo Vo-
,kieGiu il austrQ.
Podolijos fronte lerkams
vadovauja buves rusQ afmlJos
generolas lenkas Jendrzewskl,
kuris buvusios kar6s metu tar
navo dviejose rusQ armljoSe.
Is VarSavos uzginta pa
skleista zinia, kad bolseviltai
paeme Vilniq if todel lenl1q
vyriausybei prisieje krauSty-
ties i SVarSavos. Tos zlnlos
buvo paskleistos, is Benyno.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-01
PRANCUZIJA PRIEsINGA
) MALsYTI BOLsEVI-
KUS.
Neleidzia vokieciu vyriausy,
bel pasiusti kariuomene.

Paryzius, bal. 1. = Woke
tijos vyrriausybe tikejosi, kad
talkininkai sutiks leisti Jal
pasiqsti Ruhr apskrltin ka-
riuomene su tikslu numalslntl
ten pakilusius bolsevfkus.
Teciaus SUI tue nesutinka
Prancuzija, kuriai talkinln-
kai yra pavede rupinties tue
reikalu.
Prancuzijos uzrubezinlQ rel
kalu ofisas pranese Vokietijai,
kad Ruhr apskritis yra neu-
traliam ruoze, kurs, sullig tai
kos sutarties, jokiais militia
riniais veikimais neturi but
palieGiamas, isemus nepapras-
tuosius ten nuotlkius.
Tue tarpu ten bolsevlkl
sublime Prancuzija nematan-
ii jolzio pavojaus kaiV sau,
4,;,o Vokintiisi
Vokietija neleido prancu-
zams tenai okupuoti keliq
miestu. Prancuzija neleldzla
Vokietijai pasiusti kariuome-
ne 1nalsinti bolSevikus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-01

Taigi siandie If naikinami tie
prieSininkai.
TokiQ tikslq prisilaikydama
yaldzia mano igyvendinti If
savyvaldos biliQ. Mes kuomet
nebus zymiausiQ airiQ tautos
veikejq, tuomet nebus kan
pasiprieSinti.
zinovai tvirtina, kad toksal
valdzios pasielgimas yra tus-
cias daiktas. Jis neduos pasek-
miQ. Mes persekiamoji il
spaudziamoji tauta visuomet
gimdo galiunus, plieninas IS
tvermes vyrus.
Pavartojama Forsterio metoda
Kituomet .Anglijos vyriausy,
be daugeli airiQ buvo atsaVl-
nusi nuo zemes. Dideliausius
zenlas plotus atidav6 saws
kiems lordams.
Tuomet Airijoje uzsimezg6
zemiu sajunga skaitlinga
organizaciia, kuri pradejo vel.
xii prizes lordus,
Airija valde Anglijos nus.
kirtas sekretorius Forsteris,
Sis, neistengdamas Sales pat.
yarkyti, zmogzudystes panai-
knit il surasti tikruosius pix
tadarius, sugalvojo suarestuo-
ii visus tos sajungos narius,
Pakilo kova. Tikslas isdalieS
buvo atsiektas.
Sulig tos metodos siandie
buriais If arestuojami sim
feineriai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-01

Paryzius, bal. 1.-Per Buda-
pestq is Konstantinopolio pra-
neSama, kad viSoj Turkiioj
turkai pakGle revoliucijq prizes
taIkinInkuS.
Tik vienam KOnstantinopo-
iyj yra ramu. Mes tenai SUI
traukta Skaitlinga talkininku
kariuOmen6.
Kick suzinOta, abelnam Sll-
kilimui vadOvauja tTkQ nacl-
.ionalistQ vadas Mustapha Ke-
Mil pa$a. kurs atsisakes klau-
Syti KonStantinopolio valdzios.
Talkininkai turi S. V. nota.
Talkininkai iau gavO Suv.
TalStiju notQ TurkijoS klausi-
me. Suv. ValstijOS, pageidauja,
kad turkQ Sultanas butQ pra-
SalintaS is KonStantinOpOliO,
taigi ir is Europos.
Su tuo Suv. ValstijQ pagei-
Iavimu Gia ne vi>l sutinka.
PirmiauSia SaEOma, kad jei
Suv. ValStijoS moka paduoti
taIkininkams nurodymus, tad
tegu jos prisideda If darbais
prie patvarkymo Turkijos.
Toliaus pazymima, jog ne
sama reikalo sultanq praSalin-
ii is Konstantinopolio. Mes jei
tas miestas talkinirku bus
kontroliuojamas-tai visvien
tenai sultanas neturas joklos
reiksm6s.
Suv. Valstijos pataria pada-
ryti kuoplaciausia Armenijos
respublika. Cia sakoma, kad
! didel6 Arm6nijos respublika
patterns talkininkams bus
kenksminga. Mes kaipo tokia
neistengs tvarkyties.
! Maza Arm6nijos respubllka
yra daug parankesn6 patterns
arm6nams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-01
JUGS TURF PAVERGE
LENKAI.
Lenkams grumoja kare.

Ryga, bal. l (Raso angl.
laikr. korespondentas) Teko
,Gia susieiti ir pasikaEbeti su
BaItgudijos respublikos atsto-
vi, ,oulKininku Yesovitovu.
Jis pasak6, kad kuomet lenkai
yes taikos tarybas su bolsevi-
kais, taryhose lures dalyvauti
il BaItgudijos atstovai.
Lenl1ai siandie savo okupa-
cijoje turi zymia dali Baltgu-
dijos, kuri taippat pasiskelbe
respublika If nori but nepri-
klausoma.
Lenkai Baltgudijq teciau sa-
vinasi ir ignoruoja baltgQdziQ
troskimus. Prizes tuos imperi-
ialistinius lenku zygius, sake
pulkfninkas, buvo pasiQstas
proteStas VarSavon. Baltgu-
dziu atstovai tuo paciu tikslu
veikia ir Paryziuje.
Nori atsikratyti bolsevikus
ir lenkus.
Be lenku dar Hymiq Baltgu-
dijos teritorija turf uzeme BIOL
sevikai. Baltgudziai kuovei-
klaus nori atsikratyti vienus
ir kitus.
Su bolsevikais maziau yra
vargo. Su jais .baltgudziai gall
padaryti taikq. Bet lenkai sa-
vinasi okupuotas BaltgudiJos
teritorijas ir atsisako baltgu-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-01
voK1Ec1U BoLsEv1KAI
UzSIIMA PLEsIMAIS.
Griauja jie WestfalIos mics
tuS.

Hague, Olandija, bal. l.
VokieciQ bolseviku armija Rel
no Prusijoj ties tvirtove We
sci >susiIauke pagelbos ir at
naujino atakas prizes vyriau-
sybas kariuomene, kuri gina
ta tvirtove ir miesta, anot
pranesimq is Rotterdamo.
Sulig pranesimQ, bolsevikai
Westfalijoj apiplese miestell
Hamm ir kitas vietas. kai-ku-
rias kuone visai susaikino.
Ten ir kitur uzdaryta pastq
ir telegraph ofisai. Uzdarytos
ir dirbtuves. Tx vieni gatve-
kariai vazin6ja. Mes tie yra
reikalingi patterns bolseyl-
kams.
Kai-kurios. dirbtuves sutiko
darbininkams uzmoketi w be-
darbiavima streiko metu,
Bet atsisake ta padaryti
Kruppo istaigu valdyba.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-01
Atrial PASMERKA NAU-
ia sAvYVALDos
BLU.
Padetis AirEoje eina Wis ar
syn.

Londonas, bal. /. = Angli-
jos vyriausybes sumanytas Al
rijai savyvaldos bilius, kurs
Siandie cia parlamente apta-
riamas, nepataiso padeties Al
rijoje. Ta biliQ pasmerkia
kiekviena airiu partija visoj
Airijoj. Nei vieno zmogaus
nefasi Airijoje, kurs pritar-
tQ tam biliui ir matytQ JAIME
kokius nors Saliai palengvlnl-
mus. Sake, kad tegu parla-
mentas If praves ia billy. Bet
kas is to, kad jis negales but
7igyvendintas. Tasai bilius =
tai toksai daiktas, kurs nesu-
tinka su sios gadynes .zmonl-
jos pazanga, isemus Anglijos
vyriausybei priemone, kad
kaip nors nepaleisti is savo
ranku verzianciosi laisven al
riu tautos.
Kas-gi yra tas bilius? Tai
sumanymas suskaldyti Airila
j dvi kita kitai priesingi dali,
pastatymas ant lygios papez
das airiQ didziumos su mazu-
ma uzsispyreliq Ulsterlo
provinciios protestantq.
Patys Ulsterio atrial protes-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-01
LENKUS APIMA BAIME.
Bolsevikai vietomis pa
zangiuoja. 4

Washington, Eovo 31.-Nor>
iS VarSavoS praneSama optimi-
stiniQ ziniQ apie stiprQ lenkQ
laillimasi pries bolSevikus,
bet cria nuomoniaujama, kad
daug bolSevikQ kariuomenes
sutraukiama prizes lenkus> il
vietomis bolSevilIai varosi plr-
myn. aa9
Cia lenkQ pasiuntinysteje
tvirtinama, kad jei kartais len
kai neistengtQ atsilaikyti prizes
bolSevi5us ir matytQ pavoJq,
tuomet kreiptusi tautQ sQJun-
gon ir pareikalautQ pagelbos.
Prancuziia yra pazadejusi
lenkams duoti visokiq pagelba
ivykus pavojui, sakoma pa
siuntinybeje. Deja, siandie ne
gal6tQ to pazad&jimo ispildyt',
kuomet Vokietijoje pakile ne
rimavimai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-01
PATTI ARMIJA PATVAR-
KYs VoKIEcIU Boil
sEVIKUS.
Bolseviku kareiviams vado-
vauja rusu oficierai.9

Berlynas, bal. 1. 1.-Vokietijos
arnlijos oficierai, kurie studi-
jayo Ruhr apskrityj bolSevikQ
veikima, sake, visas apskritis
yra bolseviku rankose. Ir boil
Sevikai tenai kaip matyt, pa
clos armijos lures but nuSluo-
ii, kol vyriausyb6 suspes ap-
Skriti iSnaujo paimti savo kon-
trolan.
"Vyriausyb6s. ultimatumas
i bolSevikus nepadar6 didelio
iSpudzio,' sake leitenantas
prllkininkas Hasse, kurl mini
Steris -Gessler pasiunt6 kurla-
maiin susirinkiman praneStl
apie visa padeti Ruhr apskri-
tyi," kadangi radikalai vadai
Essuose pasiunt3 NUNS ulti-
matuma. Nereikia abejoti, kad
vyriausyb6 prad6S tuojaus
veikti ir nurodys raudonie-
Stems absolute savo valdzia.
Kick palaukus, gal Jau butQ
pervtlu II visokie zygiai ne
duotQ geiStinQ paSekmiq.'
Rusu oficierai vadovauja.
"Kovojancios sp6kos, sake
Hasse, ''nereprezentuoja ko-
munistQ partijos grupiQ. Bet
tai burial, kuriems vadOvauja
rusu oficierai.
''BolSevikQ suokalbiavimas
ten ilgas laikas buvo vedamas
il Kappa veikimas suokalbi-
ninkams dave progos stalga
pakilti. Kitaip jie ilgas laikas
nebutu tur6ie tinkamu spekq
pakilti prizes vyriausybe.
"Mes laukiame nuo talkinin-
ku praneSimo, ar jie leis NUNS
pasiQsti kariuomenes ] neutra-
lius ruozus. Be talkininlzQ au-
torizavimo kol-kas negallma
nieko prad6ti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-01
GAISRININKAI PAKEL|A:
STRE|KA.

Chicagos gaisrininkai nu-
balsavo palelti streika.
Miesto taryba vakar patvir-
tino biudzeta - $13O,560,963.
Tose islaidose yra if 4 mill.
JONAH dolieriu, kurie turi but
pavartoti padidintf algas ME
sto tarnautojans.
Streikas teciaus nepasibai.
gia9 Mes taryba. tarnautojams
neskiria tick, kick ju reikalar-
jana.
" "a
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-01
DR.. KARALIUS Be.
PROFITS.

Federalio apskrieio proku-
rorui Clyne pareikalayus, DR..
Clarence A. Naymann isegza-
minavo socijalista DR.. A. J.
Karaliu. Suseke, kad Karalius
yra beprotis. Bus padetas pa
mis4liq istaigon,