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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-30

Chairman Cummings of the Demo.
cratic national committee is somewhat
skilful as a gatherer of words, in addi-
tion to being a campaign manager, il
one were to judge by the speech which
he delivered as temporary chairman of
the Democratic convention. He pre-
scented one of the read old-time can
paign attacks and must have pleased
his fellow. Democrats immensely.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-30
BAPTIST SLATE ELECTED.
Opposition to ]. c. Brougher Not
Enough to Defeat Him.

Buffalo, n. Y, June 30.--The slate
submitted to the northern Baptist con
vention by the nominating committee
and headed by Ernest ]. Tustin %
Philadelphia was elected, the tellers
reported at yesterdays session. Rev. J.
c. Brougher of Los Angeles was elected
as one Of the Is members of the execu-
tive committee.
Opposition TO Mr. Brougher had de-
yeloped because of his attitude on the
question of marriage and divorce. He
performed the marriage ceremony for
Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-30

Those reiterated official statement.
from Berlin that Germany must keer
faith with the allies under the Versailles
treaty read well fro foreign con.
sumption. The next thing is, do they
have the right kind of effect on the
German peoples They may be mean.
ingless, empty words so far as the
German populace is concerned.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-30

Farmers in the vicinity Of Barre
ave given q good Demonstration Of
usinsss initiative hy deciding % form
cooperative creamery association
- 70 build . modern creamery build
e The Product % this creamery
uzht 70 have = ready market. especial
. II TIRE Contributing farmers IN The
uflyilg di~lysfs ioin 10 the ucyszszt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-30

II is going to take a lot Of artificial
stimulation to arouse much enthu-
siasm over the Resolute- Shamrock
yacht race for the Americas cup; but
perhaps after race or two the public
will begin to take mild interest.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-30

It is three years since the United
States entered the World war, yet a
federal grand jury at Brooklyn has
just returned indictments against 1894
alleged slackers. Such memory as
Uncle Sam has!
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-30

lican primaries, while the Non. Partisan
league candidate for Republican nomi.
nation is DR.. +. +. Ladd, president of
the North Dakota Agricultural college
j. F. T. 0'Connor of Grand Forks is
candidate for the Democratic nomina-
ton for governor,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-30
STEAMSHIP MEN HERE.
Torth German Lloyd officials Arrive at
Nav York

North German Lloyd OFFICIALS Arrive al
New York.
New York, June 30--Arrival here
yesterday Of Director General Philip
Heineken of the North German Lloyd
Steamship company on the Nieuw Am
sterdam, with other directors and as
sstants, gave significance TO reports
that American interests soon are to
have a "big hand" in Germany's for
mer great sea transportation lines and
routes.
Heineken refused to discuss the i'm p.
mediate object of his visit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-30
That Word National"

No law than the force public opinion behind it, and like
of the and
direct its affairs
Now the interesting
the
altogether guiding Washing
ton, D. G..
The United States places responsibility the directors
meet the that the straight there
arbitration
ervations whatever.
said that
to-day places much individual responsibility
rests the directors National bank this undoubtedly
Supervision Washington
sion suggestions of searching have
den force strict adherence ethical banking
For this other who deposit
nsnve prefer the National banks why shouldn't this be SO?
They know that the National banks what banking
well
the United watching
watch all this
This
lection all of the facilities which sebe banking institution
beside all this the added protection United
If what be the of the
States government who has had this There
just with Uncle Sam, and that is the right
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-30

If the predictions of the theatre men
come true, all Barre will be q stage
almost.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-30
CHICAGO MUNICIPAL WAGES.

Maximum of s2,1oo Fixed for Firemen
and Policemen.
Chicago, June 30.--The city coun
Gil began consideration of pay increases
to city employees totalling more than
Sl,500,000 yesterday by granting a
maximum yearly wage of s2l00 TO fire
men and policemen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-30

To-day, a new style, if unfavor-
ably criticized by women, is
doomed to oblivion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-22
CAN'T DO THE WORK

lt's too much 10 try tn work
very day against constant. dull
bnckachc. or sudden durtIng pain IN
he small Of the bach be rid of u.
fry nOan's kidney Pills. Your
recommend them.
Mrs. ~. Vs. Whitcomb t0e y.
Pierce ST.. amarillo, says "Ouo
winter was down with my hack
ard hardly able to my homework. |
.uuldut even gc' around With tho
pains In my back and q achod all
the time wds So lame and sp"r.
! couldn't bchd over ana often be-
came ala run down and fclt tired
and WORKOUT, I suffered every
thing from headaches and was sure
" In bad shape Other symptoms
uf kidney weakness Kept mc miscr-
'hlr. Another of the family had
had such help using noan's Kidney
Pills, began taking ihpm. noan's
cured me Ut every symptom of the
trouble.
Price G0c. ~ an dealers. Don't
rimply ASK for u kidney remedy
rpl Deans kidney PMS the same
hat Mr.. Whitcomh had Foster.
Milburn Co.. Mfgrs. Buffalo, a. y
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-22
c. l. A. BUSINESS COURSE
POPULAR WITH STUDENTS

,r,riai a. ifr News
DENTON. Texas, Jan. o During
the past few years, course of stu.
dy. which has for lis purpose tho
placing uf women IN the responsible
positions of the commercial world.
has grown into prominence ~ the
midst OF the iooking laboratories. the
sowing rooms the music and read
mgs halls. aud the general courses
at literature at the college of IN.
dusiriul Arts.
The demand Tor the ihorouphly
trained business woman is steadily
Increasing OF course, II Is true that
the field Is crowded hut % 1. plufl-
- true that the majority ut those iu
u have % knowledge ut ont, the Gle
m,niay principles oi business tram.
nr The department OF Sccrcluria.
Studies presents IN 40 interesting
manner an the basic principl"sc un-
DERIVING business
At the present time there are two
hundred and eighty girls enrolled ln
this department at the college ct In
jlslrlal Arts. flfty-two Of whom have
entered this course since Christina 81.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-22
COUNTY AGENTS DISCUSS
WAYS TO BETTER FARMING

That tho county agents have, In
large way been responsible fnr
Gc lrogt crops IN this section Was
'rnp.hi out VI the convention hero
Yesterday.
thc first session ~ the ln,r,l
conference of the agricultural
demonstrators OF the Panhandle was
allied To order yesterday at 40
o'clock T. r. Edmonds. district
,peni presided over the me, Tins.
which adjourned last night
Among those who attended were,
a * short. agronomist of extension
,iyision. College station. u. r
brown. rural economist OF extension
division. College station. W. H.
barrow rloydada; Luther r. Hun.
'or. Childrcss. VI G. Ware, Tulia,
- n. LOGAN, Paducah, aud Harmon
',cuton. Amarillo
Plans we're discussed for the
daptniinn of the better farming
program In 1899 for the Panhandle,
h. problems OF the different coun-
'ies were considered at the session
yesterday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-22
Coughed Until He
Was Weak Ana Thin
NlS nov gained 90 pounds. and
SaNS he's absolutely we'll,

~ year ago was down with pneu-
mcuia. which laft me with q deep
seated cough. Ny doctor said he
couldn't de me any good, aud |
would have To go TO Colorado. /
Aont hut didn't improve, aud ~ the
time left the hospital. was q mere
skeleton.
Il met person who had used
Milks Emulsion and he asked me To
Try II. have now taken "a bottles
and have gained ~ pounds IN wcilht
and am today IN as good, sound
health as ever was In my lif, -
J. u. Johnson. SIC No 3sd ST.. Mat
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-22
SPi ENDiD MUSICAL PRO
GRAMS PLANNED FUR Spring
AND ~ MINER MONTHS

\ cily's advancement as well as
Us lack of advancement can be- read
mono surely IN the character OF its
public amuscmonls ana entertain
meuts than IN any other way Ani
clean entertainments that hold up
he ideals ct a people are sure "a gid
naierially IN the development OF a
community, II is not possible for all
20 go 10 the large cities Ia hear great
artists. hut II sufliciuoi interest ~
his sort cd entertainment o. dro's,d
N q community It is easy enough 10
lrir. the artists 10 IT, Amarillo Us
growing and developing, not In ways
- b. measured by the widths OF her
streets the heights uf her buildings.
but In more profound sense OF the
word. The Amarillo public is M
onEog content with the rather limit
d amuscmculs aud public entertain.
uouis afforded In me past u ls
teaching out for something bigger,
food for the intellect, and q firm
foundation Tor the moarl. intellectual
,na spiritual lie Of the community.
4 sure Indication 90 The pac'iiN l.tc
,smrcction O. 90, maay entertain
ncnis musical and oih, rwi,r which
are bcing planned for the spring
ind summer months.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-22
,,hcracum club To Nee,

The Aihonaeum Club will meet
this afternoon NJ ESQ o'clock M the
home ct Mrs ". a. Jack. 90S Tyler
street The following program will
hc rendered
The Bayy,ow lesson on the Great
War.
Leader ....,....--.., Mrs. Park
Roll Call Responded to with the
names OF Russian Rulers.
study Subject Organization OF the
Russian Empire.
Paper ON the spy system ...--..
.--...--......M Mrs u. Roscoe
Reading: "Russias ncari"...--
INSTRUMENTAL Mrs Olin Hardy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-22
.irl's Gi,c club Meets

The Girls Cleo club. recently or
ganiycd under the direction of Prot.
T.. +. Myers held their second re-
hcarsal Tuesday evening az $50
o'clock at the College of Music. wiz
an attendance OF eighteen Follow
ing rehearsal a short business scs-
sion was held at which Miss Edith
Earl Sellars was elected temporary
chairman \ committee consisting
Of Miss Mabel Holland, May Gustav.
us. Dcbhie Patterson and Miss Sci
lars. ~ chairman, was appointed for
the purpose of nominating officers.
the names of whom viii be brought
before the next meeting, Tuesday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-22
RUTH J. MEYER

January %. 20 be- formally elected
by the organization This Club TO
gethor with the Ladies' Clce Club.
the Amarillo choral club aud the
Amarillo lei lab will Do used Ia
pleasing combination on the program
OF the annual spring Music Festival,
which will be- given sometime during
tho month of nv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-22
: +++%%++++%+++%%A+++++
ARMY RECRUITS
%%$%%4@+%%S9%%%%%*~%%a

Carol y luu. 100 ul n uttlllu Hu'
Orn Il S1tggo ct Veg have been
accepted IDr tho signal corp They
cft for FuI plis ycstcrlt, aud viii
later De- assigned 90 Camn Alfred
Nail, Little gyrr * T. other rG-
clulis recently accepted 90, Nhtw
c Whaloy, iuuma Colo lrth Motor
Aumlaurr company. Ernest \ Ca.
strap. ArdmUso. OKLA. rl,mical Nlt-
lrr scruat: iiium e.. Sloan. cana
Uiau. ToNaH signal corp lshi X
KITS scJrcv Arb. medical depart
mont
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-22

Under the auspices of the Amarillo
Ol'oFe az Iusic. Oscar Scaele. ot
New York CIV, baritone a. iuternU.
Icnal fame. will give 81 recital 10
Amarillo ON March a. The Re.
'anio quality OF his higher notes
aayc brought world fame To TINS
singer. and Amarillo music lovers
are looking forward 20 this tire"
with keen anticipation several
hundred tickets Tor this enter air.
m,nt have already been 800 Il by
subscription, and indications a., that
al viii be- sold in this way, ari lace
the recital viii De gwen AZ o., Nis-
zion thcatCr with limited seating ca-
nacity. the earl, hirl viii ,urcly so"-
urc the worm in th's ins'arc'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-22
MOMtN'S NINii.i\II OF
CENTRAL pl,iSil TERRAIN
JiitKrN MEETS

The Womans NuNlliary of the
Central Presbyterian church met
"Wednesday afternoon AZ the home OF
Mrs. J. \. StIrraii. lo0A Taylor
stree, a. $50 o'clock There wa t
splendid attendance ana the after
Moons lesson. Christian American
izaiion" under the direction OF Mrs.
Sibb,ts. proved very interesting
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-22

The Spring Music Festival for this
year promises to be enc ct the best
regard to cllpo,stc detai, dud ar-
,isiic rendition. ever given IN this
lily before,
The main chorus VIII sing THE
Swan ard the skylJrk' by Thomas,
md "Stadat Mater" by Rossini The
childron's chorus will render the
operctta. Pandora" which will he
he most difficult thing OF tha, sort
10 have ever lc'n aiken ~ ~ he
'hildr,n's chorus a.ya, at any ut the
previous FvNUg,s
The Amarillo Choral Club. the
Ladies' Glcc club, the Girls Glce
Tub and Amarillo Clct club will o.
Is,l In pleasing combination upon
he Festival program -Four ot Ave
acted artists viii be brought here
,or the occasion. aud the few day 5
lurinr which the Festival will h
given win certainly prove red letter
lays In the musical annals OF Am
arillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-22

Tho Philharmonic club, an 'rganl-
cation which has alWa, iosiCrrL 'n-
t,rjainmcnts oi hirh order, pan
iculurly musical entertainments.
Ig,o secured Lucy Gates Tor Am,l
1th. iucy Gates. whose fame first
am, to bDr as The uuderstuGy 0l
Jalli Cutci, needs uo introduction
AMARILLO is truly promised treat
N the concert ul ihis great artists,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-22
NOTICE.

Al members OF drlll team ~
Knights and Ladies' uf security and
those wishing 10 Join please meet
40 W. q. " HAN Friday night at
,.3o O'Clock for practice. by order
NJ Captain. 20
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-22
WOMtN's MISSIONARY SCI.
CiEfN OF ~ CniANiN STREET
METHODS CHURCH MEET

Tuesday afternoon at lo'clock the
Woman's Missionary. Society of the
buchanan street Methodist church
met at the church 10 quilt There
was u splendid attendance and three
quilts we're completed before an,
meeting finally disbandd Two new
members were enrolled.
In this organization, which Is still
In It's infancy. so to.spcak. l. in
crcasing steadily.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-22
DON'T NEGLECT A
RHEUMATIC PAIN
BUY aud keep handy u bottle Of
pain-rciic,inp Nloan's linimcnt

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\ rheumatic tWingc Sidih the
pJins aud ACHES following ex.
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tlcs, still Joints. neuralgia. Forgot al
about buying another bottle and keep.
INK i handy, didn't youp Gct il today
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This famous countcr.iui,ant frHc.
hdi's triis0d raltiEe aud SKATERS the
congestion. The pun or ache is soon
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OF regular Users keep Il handy Tor
emergency - they dou'i suffer need.
lc'sly Three sizes at all druggists -
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-22
visitor, From Ilimmiu m Cit,

Mr., and Mrs Harvey Cash, oi
Dmmitt Texas. are visiting In the
city as the huesls of Mrs. Mary
Walden.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-22
sntllTN

SOCIETY,". --... tk'fnl o..
Joel Bates, Of Wichita Falls. has
returned home after a visit with hts
cousin, Mrs. ". a. ALL 1906 Fillmore
street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-22
Lewis Newton Pullman M

Little Lewis Newton pittman rs
reported as being seriously 10 ~ his
home. 1915 Buren street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-22
Wonon's Forum
SANS WuNEN SilOlID
FORM NJ NEM PARTY

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Jan. ell
How does 10 feel" Mrs. Gcurg'
Bass was asked aitC\ she was in
Ormcd IN" had been appointed a
member of the Democratic oNecutiy,
omm,ti"e ON arrangements in Wash
ntOn, to know YOU are one OF the
most important cogs In the great ma
hiucry OF the Democratic parly'
First Ia see Equality
Every Democratic woman rs q Coz
in not only the machinery. but The
Huliry ANA program OF the party
she answered with one uf her Infinite
able sm.cs THE thing that mtcr.
Csts me most is that the leaders oi
my party sr, INTO have onligcd fins
the absolute equality of women. q
hasn't tlfe ntom LONG ~ understand
that already there arr 2O.On0. 600
women In the United states who cas-
vote Tor the next president This
is five times more than the entire
a. T., r., To which the Republican
imty seems to hc looking with great
anxiety"
ACcrpt .pniN Srriuu>lN
But viii the women vote. even
,f they have the privilege sh' was
asked.
certainly they win" she answer
"a promptly. Women have always
accepted a duty very seriously. whc-
her they took " upon themselves az
% was thrust upon them Even the
most frivolous and unthiukng OF my
,rN have this conception OF duty. The
vote of the women OF the United
states Will elect the next president,
aud 10 them aud them only must h".
given the responsibility of the next
.oW years, which mean reconsiruc-
ior."
AGAINST New pirty
10 the question, Gould not wo-
men WELD greater Influence Il
they formed q new party" Mrs. Bass
replied
II think that would De The great
~ tragedy that could come 90 the
avse OF v"mDn Whca women form
sex party they nyoluntarily pa,
~ before brain, and lay themselves
open To- the accusation of heinr able
tn work only along the one Old way
1T iemniuity."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-22

Daily News Want Ads Ge, Results
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-28

VOKIE::GIy kARUOMENE.
SUTRAUkIAMA ! kAU-
NO APYL|NKES.
TALKININKU MISIJA
PROFESSIONAL.

PARYzIUS, Spal. 27.-Tal-
kininku militar;ne misija Lie
tuvoje pranesa, jog isilgai Ne
muno sutraukiama skaitlinga,
pilnai apginkluota, Vokieciq
karuomene. Vokieciu karuo.
meme pereina rytine Prussia
ir koncentruojasi Kauno apy-
linkese.
Prisibijoma, kad ar kartais
VoheGiai nebus paruosiami
pagelbeti Lietuviams jp ofen-
syvoje prizes Lenkus.
Talkininku misija pasiunte
protesta Berlynan. Bet Woke
ciu uzrubeziniu reikalu ofisas
atsake, jog Vokietijos valdzia
sitam atsitikime yra beige If
negai sulaikyti kareivig nuo
inejimo Lietuvon.
(Ta patti misija nieko Mesa
Ike, kuomet Lenkai isibriove
fLietuvon il, uz6m6 Vilniq).
cia nuomoniaujama, kad
Lietuviai, paremti Vokiecip
raudonujq (ogi kaip!) pasi-
renge pulties prizes zeligowskl
Vilniuje su pasiketinimu nu-
sluoti Lenkus is ten, paskui is
Suvalku ir Gardino ir paga
iaus atsiremti j osowieco
tvirtove, jei jiems pavyktQ
pradzioje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-28
DAUGELIUI PoLICMoNV
DARoSI KARsTA.
Federale valdzia JUGS ina
nagan.

Visa ellie Chicagos policmo-
nq imaisyta papirkimuose, SUI
riStuose su svaigalais. Polici-
jos virsininkas atliko tardy-
mus ir suseke prasizengusius.
Bet kol-kas jie nebuvo patrau-
kiami tieson.
Kuomet miesto valdzia Swell
Mai apsiejo su nusizengeliais,
juos nagan paeme federale
valdzia.
Federaliai agentai savo ke-
liu surinko daug faktq apie
policmonu nusizengimus. Bet
kad tuos faktus paremti dar
kitais faktais If gauti dauges-
Mai smulkmenq, federalio pro
kuroro ofisas pareikalayo po-
licijos virsininko isduoti visus
lludijimus, laiskus ir kitus off
cijalius doikumentus, kokius
teko surinkti paeiam policijos
departamentui.
Policijos virsininkas teeiaus
atsisake iSduoti tuos visus ty-
rinejimp rastus. Sake, tie do
kumentai priguli policies de-
partamentui, mes departamen-
tas JUGS 'surinko. Ir todel jis
MCCALL to visa niekam isduotb
nei paskolinti.
Kad taip, tad federaliai
agentai emesi ieskoti daugiau
nuosavq faIktq prizes polciia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-28
: PAvoGTA DAUGEL1S
SvAIGALV.

Keli ginkluoti plesikai ISL
lauze Peter Van Shack &
Son krautuven, la West Lake
gat., ir isvoge degtines ir VI
sokiq narkotikq, viso vertes.
apie 100000.
Panaktinis, juodas zmogus,
buvo nuginkluotas ir per ke-
LAS valandas saugojamas. Pa
suristas ir taip palik-
tas.
Jis pasakoja, jog pavogta
degtine If narkotikai busia
netoliausia nuvezti. Mes jis
girdeies, kaip kelis kartus au-
tomobilius buvo nuvaziaves If.
atvaziaves.
Plesikai darbavosi kelias
valandas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-28
sUv. VAILsTIJos sURIs-
ToS SU VERSAILLES0
SUTARTIMI.
Sake, nieko nereiskia, jei su-
tariffs ir neratifikuota.

Paryzius, Spal. o. -Atrodo,
jog Suv. Valstiju vyriausybe,
nezinrint to, az Versailleso
taikos sutartis bus ratifikuo-
ta, ar ne, negali prasilenkti sn
kai4kuriomis atsakomtb6mis,
suriStomis su sutartimi.
Apple tai raSo vienam laik-
raStyj buves Prancuzijos pre-
Zidentas Poincare. Jis sake,
jog sulig paragrafo 13 antro-
sios pastabos tailos sutartyje,
kiekvienas sumazinimas Vo-
kieGiq atlyginimo negali but
atliktas be Suv. ValstijQ Wy
riausyb9s sutikimo.
Taippat Siandie vedamos ta-
rybos su Vokietija .atlyginimo
klausime netures jokios vertes
be Suv. Valstijq vyriausyb6s
sankcijos.
Suv. Valstiju atstovai yra
pasirase po sutartimi ir todel
su ana Amerika yra tampriai
suriSta, nors senatas ir atsisa-
kytQ ratifikuoti sutarti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-28
LoNDoNE SAUGOJAMoS
GATVES APLINK
KALEJIMA.
Mcswiney lavonas bus pain
tas Airijon.

Londcnas, Spal. g. -Visos
aplinkines gatves ties Brixton
kal9jimu, kur mire Corko lor-
das majoras McSwiney, stip-
rial policijos saugojamos. Ne
leidziama zmonems buriais
prisiartinti prie paties kaleji-
mo. Policija bijosi demonstra-
cijQ ir riausiQ.
Mirusio McSwiney lavonas
paguldytas kal6jimo lavoninej.
Aprengtas jis Tevq Prancisko-
MI abitu.
Kaip rytoj, sakoma, lavo-
mas bus nulydetas Sv. Jurgio
katedron, Southwark. Ant ry-
tojaus katedroje bus geduIin-
gosios MiSios. Pc pamaldq Ia
vonas bus paimtas Dublinan,
Ainjon, gi is ten miestan
Cork.