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Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-06-25
LACK Of CLOTH '-
BREEDS EPIDEMIC

New York (SpeciaD "A great lack
Of cotton goods in Poland is causing
terrible epidemic of skin diseases
there, according to the reports of
American Jewish relief workers in
that country. The shortage of this
material for shirts and underwear Is
largely responsible for the filth that
ID to be seen on every street of the
Polish cities, and is also contribut-
ing cause to the plaques of typhus
and consumption that are devastating
Poland.
THE absolute lack Of material for
underclothing has brought about ex-
tremely bad health conditions says
report just received by the Ameri-
can Jewish Relief Committee in this
city, "and an alarming number of
contagious skin and eye diseases are
running through the population. The
crowded housing conditions make 1t
impossible to check these diseases I'M
less clean clothing and soap can be
procured.
"In the hospitals the only bandages
used for dressings are strips of shirts
and clothing that the inmates could no
longer wear. In one large institution
at LODI, caring for the insane, the pa
tients are obliged to remain In bed a
day or two at time while their one
change of clothing is being washed.
The funds of the American Jewish
Relief Committee are providing food
soap and clothing in all these strick
en- regions but the present needs have
outgrown the immediate resources OF
the organization. To carry the work
through another year the committee
Is asking s35,OOO,OOO of America II
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-06-25
MAKES A 9O-MILE a.
TRIP WITH HEARSE.

Mr.. Barnie Howard, 55 years OF
age, died last Saturday at his home
near Gardner and was buried Sun
day at Oak Hill, five miles north OF
Paris. The remains were conveyed
to the place of interment by Adams
& Alexander, undertakers of Martin,
who used their big new auto hearse,
leaving Martin at 9 a. m. .and re-
turning at 6 p. m. The distance COW
cred by the hearse was exactly 80
miles, the longest hearse trip ever
made in this section.
Mr.. Howard was well known and
popular citizen Of the Gardner vi
entity, where he, had resided many
years, and his death is sorely re-
GREETED by legion of friends and
admirers.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-06-25
TRAVIS CHAPEL

There was singin at Mr.. Walter
Buckley's Sunday night,
, Mr.. Roger Green had a horse cut
very bad last week by mule pull
ing a disc on him. DR.. Morris Of
Martin was called and dressed the
wound.
The sewing club met with Rachel
Travis last Friday afternoon. They
will meet with Lillian Wash next
meeting. These girls are doing
some real nice work under Mrs. FL
lis Instructions.
Don't forget the singing at Travis
Chapel next Sunday at 8 o'clock.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-06-25
POPULATION IN
CREASES AT WELLS
Public Wells, June 81

Public Wells, June I'll
Frank McGehee and wife have a
new twelve and half pound girl at
their home, born Saturday night.
Leonard Adams and wife have a
new boy at their home, born Satur-
day night.
We had a nice, gentle rain Friday
night and Saturday morning which
was very much appreciated.
Farmers have been very busy the
past two weeks and most of them are
about through planting.
| hear quite a number complain
ing that their potato slips are dying
Some are replanting and others
planting the ground to something
else.
Mrs. John T. Warren is visiting
relatives and friends in Mississippi.
Frank Stephens and family of
Springfield, ILL.,, are visiting rela-
tives and friends here.
The church roll was called at this
place last Saturday. Sixty-three
answered to their names and 81 were
absent.
Last Sunday was Mrs. Dora
Waggener's 62nd birthday and
Woodland Fields Sind. A good din
ner was spread at Mrs. Waggener's
and Mr.. Fields, with several others,
partook of it.
A very large crowd attended sing
ing at Ralston on last Sunday.
Mrs. Ruth Boston and little daugh-
ter, of Texas, are visiting her home
folks.
This morning (Monday) a good
rain is falling and it reminds us that
grass will grow as we'll as the crops,
while most everybody was ready for
a good rain. The cool weather last
week gave us good time for work.
Hay is almost ready to be cut.
There seems to be a good quality of
it through this section this time
Rip.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-06-25

ed hoe work for sorghum as much
as possible. In the preparation Of
his seed bed the tractor was used.
A number of the corn club boys
this year have corn planted in rows
six feet apart, with beans in the
row with corn and a row of peas
planted in the middle. This will give
the boys an opportunity to gather
three different crops and some sure
crops. This method of growing corn
should bewatched and put in prac-
tice. AS a rule more feed is made
and the land in better shape fer the
next crop. The boys using this
method are Brummit Saddler, Robt.
McClain, Roosevelt Gatewood, Dex-
ter Insco, Duane Dunlap and Dock
Wyatt. Prizes will be awarded to
the boys saving the greatest number
bushels of peas, beans and corn.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-06-25

A suggestion is made 20 those
farmers having corn on uncertain
land to consider planting one or
more acres of sorghum for feed.
Often land that is uncertain for
corn will make good sorghum and
this crop will take the place of corn
and hay both in feeding idle stock.
The coming week will likely conclude
the planting season for this year, if
not rained out. This should not be
delayed. Also, the pea and bean
acreage has been cut on this sea-
son, due to the lack of time. Every
farmer should at least have a patch
of each crop for saving of seed. An
acre or so planted in rows 80 inches
apart and cultivated will answer the
purpose.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-06-25
NEWS FROM THE AGRICULTURAL COMMITTEE

Week ending June 10. During the
past week the farmers enjoyed some
good working weather. Five days
of fair and cool weather, and good
rain on Friday night, with cloudy
Saturday. With the exception of a
few farmers on the bottom lands,
most all finished planting corn.
Great Roadway was made on Satur-
day in finishing the few acres of to-
bacco and potato setting. Crops in
general are looking much better and
worked up in fine shape. Another
week of good weather will bring
yreater rejoicing.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-06-25

Mark Mitchell is farming this
year in the 18th district and will go
donw on record as having planted
the largest sorghum crop ever plant,
ed in Weakley county. Planting has
been finished and cultivation we'll
started. Early and rapid cultivation
S his policy. Cross narrowing with
the section harrow while small, then
narrowing down the row, and cult
waiting with riding cultivator and
another cross narrowing before
plants are six inches high, is the
plan of cultivation started. The
plan is to eliminate the much dread
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-06-25

A great number o. corn club boys
were visited during the past week
and all found doing some good work
The boys have planned to keep their
corn free from grass and cultivate
after each rain to keep the best pos
sible mulch. Thurman Boaze has
about the tallest corn to be seen.
The month of July and August u.s.
ually test the Suitability of the boys.
The County Agent will endeavor to
visit every club member again be-
tween anis and last of July. Plans
are being made to hold the club
camp either the last week in July or
the first week in August.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-06-25

Some few crops of clover were
put up during the week, and the
harvesting of wheat finished. This
week has been set for the time of
saving the general clover crop and
the oat crop.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-06-25
Tho tlulnIns That Does Not Affect tho Head

Because OF its tonic and laxative effect, LAXA.
TIVE BRoMO QUININE is better than ordinary
Quinine and does not cause nervousness nor
ringing in head. Remember the full name and
look for the signature Of E. W. GROVE. soc.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-06-25
Piles Cured in 6 to "A DAYS

Druggists refund money If PAZO OINTMENT fails
to cure Itching Blind Bleeding or Protruding Piles
Instantly relieves Itching Piles, and you can Get
restful sleep after the first application Price 500
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-06-25

The time is approaching for the
fair catalogue to be out. Much in
terest is being manifested in the fair
this fall. Many farmers are plan
ming to bring live stock, farm prod
ucts, poultry and other exhibits, The
poultry show this year will be con-
fined to Weakley and adjoining
counties, and the professional ex-
hibitors will be barred.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-06-25

In the cultivation of crops with
single implements the double shovel
is rapidly being replaced by the Ras-
tus or up-to-date cultivator. Much
better cultivation can be done in
the younger stage of plants and very
shallow cultivation can be done after
the crops are large and the time
when cultivation should be done in
a way to keep out of the roots of
plants. The proper depth for cul-
tivation after plants have reached a
foot high is considered as one inch
next to the plants and three inches
deep out toward the middle.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-06-25

Question:-How much more was
the rain worth to the people of the
county by falling Friday night, rath-
err than Monday night? It, evident
ly got much tobacco and potatoes
set that would have gone over from
Saturday till the next week.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-06-25

The Fourth Estate lost one of thu
cleverest cartoonists in the country
when Larry Semon heard the call Of
the screen. What the newspaper read
ers lost the motion picture fans gained
for Larry is now the comedy king. n,
writes and directs all of his feature,
and never initiates another. In 9Th
Grocery Clerk" he introduces the shin
mylng cat
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1920-06-25

A number of visits through the
End and 3rd districts found all the
farmers busy with cultivation. A
very noticeable thing on the farms
this year, and more so than common,
is the frequent use of a riding cul-
tivator. This time saving emple-
ment accounts for farmers getting
their work in shape so quick. With
the high price of farm labor it is in
deed a wise idea to have one man do
tae work that it often takes two to
do when using single implements.
The girls in many instances are
found running the cultivators and
the boys delight in the opportunity.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03

The DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL WANT AIS pay
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03
Interpretations.

t. capital seck q me Ese Fans.
ing Mis- Portland pc-ntir neasas.
aied and new In the process of con-
Hueuen- has bees lneFsaaad fram
&a@ss94 10 s39s.0ae according e :
certificate flied nlsh the eargas4f.sr
dsEsnmeat hsrs Fglasy.
AEe&her certificate nssa Yrifs,
AZ Increase FROM sIaa. 500 s.
tzisse9 in me capital stock 81 ~
Gras1 csnains epmpanq. Tne 4
iaan.
Articles q Incorporation were nlel
Friday IS follows.
to4s CANDY CO., P5rfiarH sssts
r A. Neihesm. d. J. xa5he.m aa4 Il
II. Marshall
The Underwood bgnJ4r COMPANY
I@a L~ake esMnss. tss.aes
tsderFooa Andres johnson ara = {.
cFe@ter.
faesfte panias AliN eoasrarE FlFs
iaad t1s.ese. q c. Tlehenof. Il. Il
Waidel~ end H. w oosfmaa
fsess-chas caanfng Co... Iae- My.5f.
Peat ces~ ceunty fis.oe4 q q Ho.t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03
Lecture-RecitaI
OF M4Sic School
Set for Wednesday

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s1z= - - p-zdpaf Hr RzrS -
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r sd - hei5 lrfhe pabz Ebzu
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een srp-ns4I Ia @-rErg the
a~z am2@ = Anere musr Er
the Recital Irisn aHd n=Er0 --d
pM b. fsafaFrd tszstasr Eh E
* ~ @ predictions - ms6sra
Ane1na esmpserx
ne program fciisEs
-HsN Sep ~ Brave Clark
S1a-s ard Str1 soGz
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03
Characters Cast
For High School
SOcieiy's Play


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direercn 81 M Hars caurehia sss
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q the Aral=niaa raasf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03

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agar q Nzrz - rs AI u
1 zaz 3 81 q 6al ElrL
zEE - IkzoEE PARTS
NE= q E- Grz@1 Eps-rza
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03

DEMAND TURKS
DISAVOW NATIOSALISTs

La15l Apr the allies have
p@a-A1 4 collective ngte rsitsraans
tr demand thzr the Turkish gov
eminent of1cauy daVoE the nation
AIS movement according 70 an Ex
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03

J.. A. Emerson Of Toronto. ssu:h IA
ko-a and Il P ToFserson Of Astoria.
south Dakota. are registered al TIA
Biish
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03
Thief Enters Barn
And Takes Harness

Czrsles Gzzzzn Hvzzs IS zla
Eora e SaisZ zezr CD - L
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03

ehange Telegraph dispatch from Con.
saatIlopls under Tuesdays date
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03

JOURNAL WANT ADs-TRY THEN
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-03
suEL HFAD PAsSH

NAA
Eafsaio. = r. Apr t-Cha@ Ne
cuHs1ch yr. pres4ent q LaeaEaans
S COMPANY dsd today in Baiu-
-ers according % a teisgxam Nc
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-07
.APIE 100 zMoNIU UzMUs
IA IR SUzEISTA.
Kareiviai Saudo j demons
trantus.

Geneva, SauSio Z. - IS Bel
G1ado praneSama, bad ana
liena BulSarijos sostin6j So,
fiioi 2yventojai padarG milzi
ni>kaS demonStraciias prieS
llarl,:p dinastijq, hatra Sail
intra:lki baisian varSan.
DidnIiauSioS zmoniQ minios,
.,luriu<n buvO ne tik darbinin.
kai. bet ir hurzujai, IS viSQ
,uie>to daily Suplauk6 prizes
NaraI;aus rumuS, katruos sll,
>p@ta ap>tatyti stlpriais Ia
riuoment> buriais.
Sakyta kaIboS. Paskui pasi-
girdo >auksmai:
"Tegu gyvuoja reSpublika!
Salin Ea2AliuSr'
DaIi> demonstrantQ steng&,
>i priciti arciau rumQ IL Incl
ii ! vidQ. NepaklauSyta Ea-
rciviH per>p6JlmQ.
I>akyta kareiviams Sauti
tie>ioG uzianciq miniQ. TaS
raGaryta. Po to is minios pa
>iGirHo Saudymai. paskui pa-
~irodt pIytoS. akmenys.
NariuomenG Su durtuvais
i$vaikG demonStrantus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-07
PASTBAIGE RELA KUN
BYLA.
Bus atnaujintas reikalaVimas
j isduoti.

Budapestas, sausio 6.-Bela
Kun kituomet Gia buvo boise
viku valdziOs galva. Jis Skait6-
81 UngarijOS diktatorius.
Kuomet bolSevikQ valdzia
nuver>ta, tasai diktatorius srl
kitaiS SaVo. s6brais pasprudo
A.n<triion. Cia il kitur paliko
tik 10 adjutantai IL mokinlai.
Is Stu daugeliS jau atsakt Sd
vo gaIvomiS uz atliktas pikta-
darybes.
Naujoji Ungarijos vyriauSy-
be buvo reikalavusi Austrijos
-iS}uoti ia diktatoriQ. Pet IL
liS=iOl AUSTRIA nepaklaus6.
Dabar reikalavlmas bus at
naujintas. Mes vietOs aug5clau,
siam teisme pasibaig6 jo byla.
.ISkIausin6ti visi, kokie hnvo
liudininkai.
SuSekta, jog Bella Kun y1a
Ealtas uz 236 zmogzudystes, l9
apipl6SimQ il iSleidime 1877 mi
I.ionu koronu bolSevikinei pro
pagandai tik vienoj AuStrijos
SoStin6j Vienna.
Praeita savaite su kitais nu-
galabintas bolSevikas Kerekes
Corn. Tasai nelabasis prisIpa-
limo. jog savo ranka nuzudes
tt zmones.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-07
NORMA PATVARKYTI IR
NUOSAVUS RADIKALUS.
Tam tikslui reikalingi
istatymai.

Washington, sausio 6. - ST.
svetimSaliais radikalais apsi
.7irbti vyriausyb6 turi prie-
moniQ. JuoS SuareStuOja II gall
tuojaus deportuoti.
Bet su pilieciais radika!ais
yra kitaip. Nyriausyb6 jQ ne
cali n,ttraultti atsallomyb@n NJ
suokalbiavimuS, neigi w veiki-
ma bendrai Su svetimSaliaic
2adikatais.
Generals prokuroraS pa
Skelbdamas tq fakta reikaIau.
ia Eongreso' kuoveikiauS pTa'
veSti naujQ istatymq.
PrOkuroras sake, jog istaty-
mas reikalinga> prizes G!agi-
miuS pilieGius radikalus il
prizes neturalizuotus pilieGiuS
radikaluS. PTmieji w radil'all
vcikimQ tur6tu but baudziami
pinie.iSkai arba kalajimu, 81
MIC ontruiQ tur6tQ but atnaa-
mos pilietyb6s teis6s il paSkul
turttQ but deportuojami.
N1ra abejondS, jog atsiraS
kongrcSo atStovQ, katrie tuo-
jau$ parupinS reikalinguS iSta-
tylnui projektus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-07
SIR PAISH WASHINGTONF;
Tariamasi apie tarptautine
paskola.
Washington, Sausio

Washington, sausio /. -
Cia vieSi Anglijos finansin!s
ekspertas, Sir George Paish
Ap!aEk6 jis- ana diena seEre,
toriu Glass pinigyno departa,
Mcnte. KOnferavo su kitaiS
valdlGinkais ir konSreso na,
rjaiS apie stow Europoje.,
Nors 10 miSija su paskolCs
smHanymais buvo uzginoa
(uzginimai pasirod6 tuojau>
kaoMet vieSoii opinija Stoi;
prieS SumanomQ paSkOla), te-
Claus pirmesniuoSe prancI-
mnoSe buvo daug teisybGS.
S;iandie Sir George ~Paish
.iau darbuojaSi ivykdinti tarp-
tautine paskola 35 miliiar'IQ
dolieriQ. Tqja paskola tur@tl
ll%siimti kadir tautQ sajunga,
ia milziniSka paskola rei-
kalinga Anglijai il Earopai
poHarints rekonstrukcijoS IT,
kslais..
Paskola labai galima. Reikia
tik surasti pritarejQ tam SUI
manymui. Tuo tikslu Sir
Paish tia ir darbuojasi. Ii
.'au caves prielankumo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-07
RiauSes BuIgarijos Sostineje
SOfijoje
LATVIAI SUTRUsKINO
BoLsEVIKV FRONTA.
MuSiai seka; latviai eina
pirmyn.

Copenhagen. >auSio 6. - Is
RygoS praneSama, jog latvlQ
kariuoment pradGio ofen>yvQ
prizes bol>eviku> il. Sulauzt jig
frontQ i$ilgai Dauguvo>.
Pazymima, jog latviam> teke
daug nelai>viV ir grobio.
Dvi IatviU divizijo> >u pagel-
ba PabaItijoS "Iandwcro" w
atakavo bolSeviku> viSu frontu.
Scka ZiamU> muSiai. PirmQ-
ia a., ny >utruSkinta hoI&ovikQ
pozicijoS.
I.atviai nuolat eina pirmyn.
Bol&cvikV pozicijo~ bl'inta ki-
toS pa~kui kita>. I.atviai per
ljo DauguvQ.
NietomiS boI>eviI,ai kieku
gaI6dami DUMB atGal.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-07
BUS PATRAUKTAS TEIS.
MAN SOCIJALISTAS
LLOYD.
Industrijalistas Haywood pa,
sidave.

Chicagos socijalistai apgai
lestauja radikalus, prizes ka
truos pakelta kova. Jie ga
minaSi ciia sureHgti mass-mi
tingus ir padaryti pradziQ to-
kiems mass-mitingams vi
$uoSe miestuose. Mass-mitin
goloSe bus padaryti protesta.
prizes areStavimus il persel1io.
jimus radikalQ (kairiQjQ soci
jalistQ). Be to- bus renkamos
aukos Iegaliam apsiginimui.
linomas Chicagoje turtin
gas socijali:taS Wi!llaa
B:osS Llo?.'; tairr"tt, sakoma
busias patrauktas teisman
Mes paslrOdO, jog If Jls KO'
mumistaS IT. prisiddjes prIo
casEelbto komuniS1$ mani,
fpstO. .-,'
Industrijalistas Haywood
pats pasidav6 ieSkantiems j
federaliaGns agentams. Teis6.
jas Pam j paliuosavo su $lO,
600 paranIa, kokia w j Sc.
niau pad6ta paliuoSavH$ ],
* kal6jinlo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-07
TALKININKAI SUSIAURI-
ma SAVO REIKALAVIMUS.
Ir vel skiriama ratifikavimui
diena.

Paryzius, sausio 6. = Aug.
SciauSioii taikos konferencijos
taryba iSnauio atid6io taikos
sutarties ratifikavimq.
Nesenai buyo paskelbta, kad
sutarticS ratifikavimas butinai
turtSiqs ivykti sausio 6. Vakal
gi taryba ratifikavimq perkeli
! sauSio 10 diena.
Taippat vakar taryba vokie-
Giq atstovybei indav6 viSus do,
kumentus, po kuriais vokieGiai
tur6s pasirasyti. VokieeiQ at
stovai sutiko pasiraSyti, kuo-
met taryba Sumazino reikala-
vimus uz nuskandinima vokiS-
kQ laivQ Scapa Flow.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-07
PAzANGIUOJA ANGLIJOS
DARBO PARTIJA.
Gal greitai j valdys sail.

Londonas, Sau>io 6.-AngIi-
JOS poIitikojc pramatomoS
Svarbios atmainos. Ncpapras-
tai >markiai Savo Skaitlimi
didiia darbo partiia. Manoma,
jog SekanGiaiS parIamentan at
Stow rinkimaiS darho partlja
pervirSy> vi>aS kitaS partJaS.
Jei taip ivyk>, tuomet darho
partija palms kontroItn Sales
vaIdziQ. Supernatural, tuomet
-AngIijo< poIitikoje tur&tQ ivy
xii labai >vaIbio> atmalnoS.
Siandie darbo partija nepa-
praStai zymiai auga >avo ma
riu Skaitliumi. Darbo partition
perSimeta vidutinieji luomai.
l>tOla ZNllu dalIS HpeI"lV'
IStoja klerkai il viSokioS rq-
Sizes jaumi profesijonalai.
SenQ>ia> partijaS apma ne
rimavimaS. Ne> darbo partijo>
platformojo pazy!mGtinu drl
Svarbiu ap>ireiSkimu-rupinI-
ra~i <avo &alie> zmoniQ lenS,
yeSniuoiu pragyvenimu II 81,
>iaurinimu ginklavimoSi.
Laikra$Giai raSO, jog tOS at
maino> ivykS prieS dabartino>
Nyriau>yb6S nOruS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-07
DUoNA BUS BRANGEsNE.

Duonos gaminimo kornpani-
.ios sutinka pakelti uzmoSestis
duonos iSveziotojams. Jei tas
Iivyks, tad ir duona bus bran
geSne.
Siandie duonos isveziotojai
gerai uzdirba. Abelnai imant,
5avaiteje jie gauna pc 500. 4
"a iSveziotoju, katrie PEI sa-
v. tic uzdirba ligi $50.
IT. to jiems neMtenka. Knm.
pan;ios sutinka didn't uzmc-
lest. Mes kas JOINS. JOS Emo,
kali tai apmokes publika ia.
branginus duona. Oar il pa
cioms kompanijoms bus gra-
zzaus pelno.
'Taip tai atpinga pragyveni-
mas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-07
SUIMTA MAzAI RADI-
KALU.
Turbut slapstosi, nuomoniau.
ia agentai.

New York, sausio 6. =
Praeita >penktadieni fedora,
liai agentai cia sugaud6 arit
700 radikalQ, Vakar vakare
tie patys agentai atnaujino me.
dziokle prizes radikalus.
FederaliQ agentQ virsinin.
kas Flynn paskelbe, jog, tur.
but, radikalai saugojasi il
slapstosi. Mes visa ellie manu.
perkratyta If suimta vos apie
80 intariamQ. Is suimtu tue
jaus puse paliuosuota. Kit:
uzlaikyti tolesniems iSklausi.
nejimams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-01-07
AUGSCIAUSIAS TEISMAS
STOW PRIZES SVAIGALUS.
Teciaus opiniia zymiai
pasidalinusi.

Washington, sausio 6. = Ka-
res meto svaigalQ prohibicijos
lStatyme yra pazymGta, jog ~
dlaudziama gaminti il parda-
'vin6ti alQ, vyna, ar kitokil$
sVaiSalus, katruOSe yra dau-
giau .pusds vienO mo$imcio al
kohoIio.
BravarninkamS tas nepatiI;o.
,IQ ndvokatai praddoj ai$Iijnti.
Jog Svaigalai tik tuomct gall
but svaiginantieji, jei iuoSe
yra daugiaul2.75 nuoS. aIlsoho-
iio. r
Nisas reikaIas paveSta is
riSti teismamS. Kai-kurie teis6-
.jai SvaigaluS Su 2,75 nuos. al
koholio pripazino nesvaiginan-
ciais. Kit tvirtino prieSingai.
, GalQ gale taS klausimas pa
Quota apspresti augSGiausiam
Sales teismui. Sis teiSmaS pri-