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Gerry store is: Potatoes 45c
for quarter peck" fancy some
Canon City ladies wouldn't know what
they were getting in quarter peck.
Everybody who comes into Wash.
iHgton asks: How is the presi-
dent?" what is the matter with the
PRESIDENT" OF course these are
questions that ought TO be easily an
swered. but they are not. The peo-
Pile who should give out this informa-
tion officially have little or nothing to
say. A few weeks ago the President
drove out in a car and number Of
pictures were taken of him and print
ed. They showed him up very badly
The pictures should not have been
given out TO the public. They were
distressing.
Many people think that the Presi-
dents family--and advisers-have
made a great mistake in not being
more frank about the Presidents con-
dition. They should have taken the
country into their confidence and told
the facts in the case. That course
would have shielded the President
from many wild rumors and suspi-
cions. Washington papers have lit
tie to say about the Presidents CON
dition. II is not talked about much
here any more except when outsiders
come in and ask questions.
The correspondent for the New York
sun and Herald recently wrote a lit
tie piece about the subject He tells
how the only facts the people have OF
the Presidents eonGition comes from
cabinet members. who talk at the club
or on the golf course. how the physi.
clans some times tell In private what
they do not give out to the press. and
how the White House servants are
like servants always. about giving out
the family gossip. This correspond
ent who gives out the impression that
thePresident IS not progressing toward
recovery as rapidly as official infor-
nation would lead the people 20 be-
iieye, winds up his story thus:
"The varying degrees of credibility
OF these different channels need not
be stressed. What is particularly in.
terestinE IS that The reports which
sesp out through them do not clash in
amy important detail.
'Ail that may be said 10 be known
dehnitely about the Presidents health
is that he does not walk: he goes
everywhere ma wheel chair: he ap-
pears not 10 move his left side: an ele-
Nator is being built into the Presi-
tents yacht. the Mayfower. so that
his chair can be shifted from deck to
deck ii ne soes cruising down the Po-
tomae. as his doctors hope he may:
his face looks older and Is shockingiy
worn; a nurse IS m attendance upon
him day and nisht admiral Grayson
or another physician Is always within
call: the utmost effort Is made by HIS
fauily TO divert him. moving picture
iheaier having been installed in the
White House as one means to this
end; he is so weakened that the slight.
est exposure brings on a severe cold .
he Is very fraii in appearances. his au.
tomobile rides have not Increased In
frequency. despite the growing mild.
ness of the weather
1T is scarcely necessary to point
out that II the rumors about him
which are finding cradence In respon.
sible quarters, are not based on fact,
they can readily be dissipated."
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The Girls Giee Club of South Canon
high school gave a charming l o'clock
luncheon ate the Canon hotel Thurs
day. The table was attractively dec
GRATED by red and yellow tulips. and
covers were laid for 80 guests. which
Included the members of the slee club
and Mrs. Cleland. Miss Garwood and
Miss Arnold A four-course luncheon
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served The decorations were very
pretty in white and lavender liIacs and
carnival dolls dressed as bride and
groom were also used. Each guest
OF honor was presented with a cut
glass vase.
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Guy U. Hardy He is not shooting
on his mouth" on every occasion. as
did his predecessor. but he is going
fine and doing things for his cons titn-
ents that seem to please them Esisz-
denomination seems TO be assured
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Worlds Aeroplane
Altitude Record
Broken at Dayton

DAYTON. o.. May e2.--L. d. wha-
len. civilian pilot. employed by the
Dayton-wright Airplane Company. es.
tablished new worlds altitude rec
ord for plane carrying four passen.
gers when he ascended to a height of
1920 feet here today.
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Notes From Washington
By GUY U. Hardy

A merchant from Ohio was in my
office the other day on his way back
home from a trip to New York to buy
goods. Here is a little story he told
me about rugs-fhe kind you buy for
the floor. A common rug which he
used 10 buy for ss.35 this year costs
MIN $50. rug he used TO buy for se5
this year costs him s1s5. OF this
gIade OF rug his store usually sold
about 100 in year. This year the
manufacturers did not ask him how
many rugs he needed but the sales
manager merely looked through his
: card index and said: "Mr. Gillespie we
~ pave allotted you IS of these rugs this
ear" He could get no more at any
price. And instead of needing 90 this
year he said that he could easily sell
zoo and perhaps 300. He said that
rugs are easier sold at sI95 this year
than they used to be at se5. The peo-
pie have the money and want TO spend
It
But why does the rug cost so much? ?
Here Is the other part of the story:
The workers in the factories. my
friend says. used to work Il hours.
two shifts day Then they demand
ed an shour day II was granted
hour day. but time and half for
the extra four hours. Il was granted.
Then recently they demanded a 6-hour
day. but wanted TO work IL hours
with time and a half for the extra six
hours. This was not agreed TO. but a
6-hour day was granted. SO now
these factories are working two shifts
OF six hours a day Instead Of two shifts
OF IL hours The pay for the six
hour is the same as IL used to be for
i2 hours. and the factory Is producing
about 20 per cent OF the product il
used TO produce.
The demand for rugs Is so great
that the manufacturer can grant most
any wage demand and charge about
any thing he wants to. and probably
IS making more clean proft than he
ever made before--after paving the
income and excess profit tax.
Freight conditions are very bad
down in this country. The switch
mems strike has had greater effect
than the newspaper stories would in
diraie All big city railroad yards
are full OF freight cars The jam viii
no, be straiphtened out for months
This ties up freiEht aud viii make
car shortage all over the country for
some time. The small towns are
hauling much freight out from the cit
les 10 trucks Truck operators are
reaping a harvest 4 newspaper man
xas in town today from Waterbury.
Conn. which 4 60 miles from New
York He said most Of the merehan.
disc coming into his town from New
York now comes IN by truck I, IS q
days trip down and back. 4 few
months ago fonrton truck would
make the trip for SOS Now sch rate
Is 800 for the trip. This. Of course.
adds to the cost OF living.
II rs an ~ wind. however bananas
are plentiful and cheap down here. A
ship'oad arrives in New York OF Bal
timore. Freight cars can not be sup
piled. They have to be sold in
hurry. Trucks take them out 10 near
by cities. Foreigners peddle them
about town in carts and one item OF
food Is cheap.
common sign in Washington gro
Tys
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PIERCYS SPENT
FRIDAY IN CITY

Mr.. and Mrs G. B. Piercy and chfx-
dren of Pueblo. spent Friday at the
home of Mrs. Piercy's parents atr-
and Mrs. w. C. Moyie on Greenwuods
avenue.
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Five Colorado
Counties Show
Big Increase
tn, IrI,ea rr--..l

WASHINGTON. May 22.-The cen
sus bureau today announced the 1920
census of the following Colorado coun-
ties: Crowley county. s.3s3: Jack
son county. 3.3s0: Lake county. $3.50;
Pitkin ccnnty. a.7oI. All of them
show marked increases since 1910.
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Presbyterians
and CalvinistS
Are United
IN, United Pres.l

PHILADELPHIA. May ga mer-
ger OF the Presbyterian church and
the Welch Calvinistic Methodist
church. also known as the welch Pres
byterian church. was contaminated
here today.
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Mrs. Clyde Farmer entertained on
Wednesday at an informal bridge
party in honor of Miss Claire Evans
OF St Louis. There were two tables
engaged in play. and the afternoon
was much enjoyed by the guests. who
We're Mesdames William McKinsiry
u. \. Cooper. Stanley j. Roberts. J.
II. Bricker. Mona Carter. Fred Reiter.
and Miss Claire Evans. Mrs Reiter
carried on the honors. and was the
recipient of cut glass vase. while
Mrs. NcKinstry was consoled by a
guest-room water bottle. The hostess
served dainty refreshments later in
the afternoon.
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MRS. RAveuRN OUT
OF THE HOSPITAL

Mrs. George Rayburn. who has been
patient at the Holmes hospital for
medical treatment returned TO her
home at Florence Friday.
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The Methodist Episcopal choir.
after practice last night gave a sur
prise at the church parlors for the
Misses Cora woodford and Clara Kis-
singer. who are to be June brides.
Games were played and refreshments
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Hardy Does Things
For Constituents

Pueblo sunday Opinion.
There seems to be no opposition in
the Republican party in this congress
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Thirty-fve pupils of the Eighth
grade. chaperoned by their teacher.
Miss Grace Wolf. Mr.. and Mrs. Stein
sultz and Miss Frances Walker. en-
joyed a picnic supper and "weinie fry
Ter road Tuesday afternoon, returning
after supper The boys and girls en-
gagged In relay races and a three.
legged race. confesting against each
other The girls were the victors in
the relay race and The boys won the
three-legged race.
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Meeting the Demand

Meeting the demand for efficient telephone
just difficult meeting demand public
concern--whether be ovecrowded
ular ticket window bargain anything where
| supply running short.
Conditions unusual throughout manufacturing
mercantile and domestic world Deficiencies
service which have been obvious
l. directly due to these abnormal conditions.
Materials
denandtelcphone supplies diverted
all activities other directions and they beginning
to back Until the normal level struck
to be shortage of supplies and this unavoidable
deficiencies.
The telephone probably better
the general of the business and domestic
The telephone vigorous campaign to get
its service back the old standard speed accuracy
Patience and cooperation the of the public will
y aid in bringing about mutual satisfaction
The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co.
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The BOYS of the Junior class of the
North Canon high school were hosts
to the girls ssof the class at delightful
picnic Friday evening. The party.
which was chaperoned by the Misses
Neil and Youngnan, motored to Pal
ace cave where they enjoyed beef
steak fry" and picnic supper, after
which they returned to town and Wis
tied the carnival.
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Mrs y. b King entertained few
friends Wednesday evening at her
home on South Twelfth street. Lin
con Park. AZ s o'clock dinner. in
honor OF Miss Marie Fisher. who has
ben teaching at the Aioott school She
expects to leave soon for ner nome in
Minneapolis. MINI. Covers we're laid
for seven and a most enjoyable eve
ming spent.
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The Westminster Guild OF the Pres
byierian church were entertained MOI
day evening by Mrs. Anna Burgess
and her daughter. Mrs Anna starr.
and Miss Elizabeth Burgess. Follow
ing the business meeting, the pleas
ant evening which the guests en-
joyed was added to by piano solos b.
Miss Estelle Flannigan. a dainty
luncheon vase served by the hostess
later In the evening.
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was served and followed by toasts
given by each guest. Some of the
toasts were very cleverIy rendered in
musical way. Miss Mildred Ross
acted as toastmistress.
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A picnic party. which included Mr.
and Mrs W. A Chapson, Mr.. and Mrs
A J. Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Biggs, Mrs. McLain of Denver. Mrs
l.. l.. Harding. Jr.; Miss Nan Griffiths:
George McLain. Ray Nelson and Clin-
ton and jean Biggs. motored II miles
up the river Friday evening where
they had 2 delightful picnic. including
the proyerbial ~beefsteak" fry.
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The girls of Miss Harrisons class OF
the Jefferson school gathered at the
home OF Miss Nellie Homan on North
Seventh street last night in celebra-
tion OF her birthday. The affair was
a complete surprise to her. The eve
ming was much enjoyed in games and
refreshments which were carried out
in the color scheme of pink and white.
There we're IA present. and Miss Ho-
man received many useful and beauti-
ful presents. The self-invited guests
of the evening were: The Misses Har-
rison, Florence James, Katherine
Dixon. Opal Joyce, Grace Jessop, Eve
lyn Nucances, Cecilia Higgins, Mil
dred Sullivan. Eleanor Adams, Es-
telle Van Buskirk. Edith Landin.
Laura Bell christison and Sarah
Hicks
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Miss Blanche Sherwood's Sunday
school class enjoyed a picnic at the
City park Thursday eevning. The
girls had splendid picnic lunch. and
delightful time. Those who at
tended were Misses Helen Hanson.
Helen Brandon. Alice Linneer, Doris
Williams. Helen Pauls. Mary Somer-
vile and Lillian Cuthbert.
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Miss Olive Mackenzie and William
Mackenzie entertained at a card party
Wednesday evening. complimentary to
Lorin Scion. The rooms were attrac-
tive with pink roses and sweet peas,
and delightful evening was spent by
the guests in playing FIVE hundred
Miss Edith Harrison was rewarded
with a pretty brooch for having high
score ameng the ladies present, and
Mr.. George had the honor of winning
q silver pencil a delicious two
course luncheon was served. The
guests were Misses Elizabeth and
Nance Griniths. Frances Walker.
Edith Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Joan
Meyers; Messrs. Jacques. George and
George McIain-
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Society Notes

Mr. and Mrs. E. B. woodford enter
tanned at very delightful parry last
Thursday evening. Rook formed the
pastime for the early part of the eve
ming. after which the guests were in
vited to the dining room where light
refreshments were served. The ta-
BILE decorations were pink and white
Miss Woodford and Mr.. Mains seemed
have strings on the miniature bride
and groom who formed the center
piece OF the table Before departing
for home Miss Arnold and Mrs. Wood
ford rendered several very pleasing
vocal selections. Those present were
the Misses Berkey. Bailey. Arnold.
Watt, Mckinley. Coffey, woodford
and Trout; Mr.. and Mrs. George Gle
land. Everett Bancroft Mrs. Clara
Garwood and John Mains.
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The members of Harmony Rebek
ah Lodge No. Sc, were pleasantly sur
prised at their last meeting, when a
self appointed committee invited them
to the dining room to partake of a
dainty luncheon. There will be ini
tiation at the next meeting.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-26
Cicero's S Manifestacijja

Irezoliuciia, p. Zdankus ja at
kartojo lietuviSkai. Cia jos ne
paduodame, mes jos projektas
jau tilpo Orange" " Rezoliu-
ella tapo vienbalsiai priimta
ir minia smarkiai galingai SUI
Suko.
Pas Rackus dar kalb9jo jog
Lietuviq ir Lenku karas yra
ekonominis karas bezemiu uki-
ninku su dvarponiais. Jam pa
baigus p. Pociaus vedamas
choras padainayo "Eina gar
sas nuo rubeziaus. 4" Pc to
kun. Bueys pasake, kad mes
neturime leisti Lietuvai tapti
verge, ir Kad Amerika neuz-
mirSo Lincolno dEasios. r.
Oar buvo dainu vienu gra-
zesniu uz kitas. Sudainave
Lietuvos himna, Sukteleje
griausminga valio,'' Mantle
Istantai issiskirste. -
Aukq rinkejai pagarsino,
kad surinkta tukstantis penk1
sirntai du dolieriai. Manifesto
cijos programos vedejas buvo
p. Juozapas Mockus.
Jeigu visur Lietuviai butu
taip susiklausa kaip Ciceroje,
tai butume didele galybe. Ne
stebetina, j turi gera vada.
Reporters.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-26
TAI BENT PoL1cMoNAs.

Nauias Melrose Park'o po-
licmonq virsininkas Barsena
ana diena tikrai pasizymejo.
Ties Citizens State banka jis
pamate stovinti intariama au-
tomobiliQ, kuriam sedejo du
zmogu. Automobilius neturejo
numerio.
Jis paklause anu, kur yra
automobiliaus nnmeris. Tiedu
pasake, jog pametusiu. Te-
Claus jis issitrauke savo gin
kla ir abudu -ponaieiu isyara
is automebiliaus.
Abudu iskrate ir atrado po
revolveri. Ir pagaliaus pasi:
rode, jog automobilius pavog-
tas ir buvo noreta dar ap-
plesti banka.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-26
LENKAI NoRI PASISAVIN-
II DANZIGA.
Bet bijosi voldeciu civiliq
gyventojq.

Paryzius, Spal. 25, Verz
sailleso taikos sutarties galu-
tinas patvarkymas trukdomas.
Siuo kartu tai daro Lenkai.
Sulig tos sutarties, Danzigo
uostas turf but liuosas ir priL
einamas visoms Salims. Tuo
tikslu padarytas patvarkymas.
Spaliq % d. ambasadorip
,taryba buvo pasirengusi ture-
ii posedi lsu tikslu patvirtinti
paraSais tQ patvarkyma. Rel
kalingas buvo ir LenkQ atsto-
vo parasas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-26
TALKININky NESUTIKI'
mai GALL PAKELTI
NAUJA KARA'

Paryzius, Spal. %. "Jei
talkininkQ rivalizacija ir to-
liaus tests, Europa bus in
traukta kitO dideliO karO liep-
snOSna.'
Taip sake August Gauvain
pusoficijaliam laikraStyj Jour
nal Debats, raSydamas apie
Fiume, VilniQ If Carinthia.
Jis sake, Ttalu insurgentQ
kuopa uzgrob6 miesta Fiume.
Talkininkai gal6jo miestQ at
vaduoti ir Italus praginti. To
nepadare del rivalizacijos.
Mes vieni is jQ prieSinasi tam
uzgrobimui, kit prielankiau-
ia, tik6damies is to sau nau-
dos.
To ItalQ uzgrobimo priemo-
ne pavartoio Lenkai. Site uz-
grob6 Vilniu. Ir Sitam atsiti-
kline nieko rimta neveikiama.
Atidedama tolesniems lal-
kams.
Pagaliaps Jugoslaviai uz-
grobe Carinthiq. II cia tas pat
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-26
CALI BUT PASAUEINIs
DARBININKU sTRE1KAs.

Londonas, Spal. 25~ = Olan-
dijos darbininkq federacijos
prezidentas Yam Ondegeest
praneSe, jog su pavasariu ga
Ii pakilti abelnas viso pasau-
lio darbininkQ streikas, jei ne
bus ikunyti nutarimai, padary-
ii kituomet tarptautinej darbo
konferencijoj Washingtone.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-26
L1ETUvA "APDovANoJAMA" AUToNoM1JA

Ryga Spa 25-Ca pakelta nepapraSta sensacija, kuo-
met praneSta kad gen Wrangeo vadzio astOvai Lat
viioS prmninku Ulman If kas mnisterais a neSena at
lake svarba slapta konferenciq padae sapta suart
PraneSme paSkyta kad Rsai Laviais suare bendral
veikti su tikSu sugriaut boSeviku valCiiq Rusijoe
Svarbesne Sutarmo posai tai tie, kad neprkausomybe
busiant Quota tikai Lenkia If Latvai Gi Lietuva sta
If Ukrana gausianGios autonOmjq If buslanclos kalpo
neatskiriamos Rusijos dalys.
Ape ia Sapta RusQLatvQ sutar dokmenal atrasti pas
grafa Paem Latvi kuomet tasai keavo Voketijon
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-26
TALKININKAI MEGINA
sUTA1K1NTI TURKUs.
Pamate, jog spekomis nieko
negalima laimeti.

Konsta.ntinopolis, Spal. "a.
-Sulig ziniQ is pasitikimQ
versmiu, talkininkai atmain6
savo plenus pavartoti GraikQl
karuomene prizes Turkus naci-
ionalistus su tikslu juos SUI
klupdyti il priversti paklusnu-
man.
Vietoje to, talkininkai nu-
sprende pasidarbuoti Turkus
nacijonalistus sutaikinti sl
sultano valdzia ir paskui pa
sinaudoti is Turkijos.
Isithlinta, jog Turkus- naci-
ionalistus pamuSti nelengvas
il gal negalimas daiktas. Mes
tie jungiasi su Rusu bolsevi-
kais. Gi jei pavyktu juos pa
traukti atgal prize sultano, Ru-
su bolSevikai Turkuose netek-
tn intakes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-26
VYRIAUSYBE TARIASI 81
sTREIKININKU AT
SToVAIS.
Gelezinkelieciai atidejo
streika.

Londonas, Spal. 25. : Wy
riausybe jau kelinta diena We
da tarybas su 'streikuojanciq
anglekasip -atstovais. Nuomo-
niaujama, jog, matyt, stfeikas
pasibaigsias darbininkQ lal-
mejimu.
Gelezinkelie6iq organizacl-
jos streikas atidetas tolesniai.
Gelezinkelieeiq vadai sake, jog
tuojaus pakeltas streikas reik-
stu suardyma vedamq tarybq
anglekasiq su vyriausybe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-26

Paryzus, Spa. 25-I paskutne LenkW nota Viniaus
kausme PrancmoS ryrauSvbe nusprend9 neasakyti Mes
Vinius iai nedaug teapeina.
Ia katsma galutna apspresti Prancuza paved6 Tautq
Samgai PaSaro pa<akyS kap If kan tur6s prigul6ti Vii
MUS.
Kaip Sianlie TautQ SQungos aryba BruSselyj aptars
Vniaus klaSima ir auSyS LenkQ pasiaiSknimQ kokais
tksas e uzgrob6 euvoS sOstne II kode veda kara prizes
I4etuvius paGioe LetuvOje
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-26
AIRIJoS Wits TAUTU
sAJUNGOJE.

New York, spal. -Atsi-
RADIO zmoni4, kurie Americas
Abrams pataria paremti de-
mokratq partijos kandidata i
Sales prezidentus, Mes, sake,
kuomet prezidentu bus isrink-
tas demokratas, jis Airijos
klausima paduos apspresti
Tautq Sajungai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-26
TAUTussAJUNGA REIKA,
LINGA $4,8O0,0OO.

Brussels, Spal. 25, Tautu
Sajungos taryba Gia patvirti-
no sau biudzeta 1921 metams.
Sajunga bus reikalinga 81, $780,
600. Tasai biudzetas bus pa
Quotas abelnajam Sajungos
susirinkime mieste Geneva.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-26
ILLINOIS DARBAs PRIEST
NAsI JAPoNU ATEIvIJAI.

Galesburg, Ill, Spal. 25. =
Illinois valstijos darbo fedora
CHA cia pabaige suvaziavima,
Tarp kitko padaryta rezoliuci-
ia, kuriaja pasipriesinama ia
ponq ateivystei Sion salin.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-26
CALI INIT, kick INA.

Springfield, ILL., spal. 25.- :
Augseiausias Illinois valstHos
teismas prielankiai atsinese
Chicagos virsutinip gelezinke-
lip kompanija, kuri ina bran
giau nuo zmoniu uz vazine6jii-
ma. Kaip viesosios naudos ko-
misija nutare, taip turi If pa
silikti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-26
zEMES DREBEJIMAS SU-
PURTE ISPANIJOS
PROVINCIAL.

Granada, Ispanija, Spal. 25.
-Ana diena kuone visa Sita
provincija gerokai supurte ze-
mes dreb6jimas. Kai-kuriuose
sodziuose padaryta nuostoliQ.
Visoj provincijoj gyventojai is
baim6s buvo pabege is namp.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-26
SU VIENA DIENA 1850
ATEIvIU.

New York, Spal. 25.-Praei-
ta Sestadieni IS Europos cia
atplauke net 7 pasazieriniai
garlaiviai su 1926 keliaunin-
kais, is kuriq 1860 yra atei-
viQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-26
BRANGIAI ATsIE1s
RINKIMAI.

Washington, spal. 25.-cia
apskaitoma, jog simet prezi-
denciialiai rinkimai ivairioms
politikinems partitions atsieiA
sia apie simta milijonq dole
riu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-26
NEPAvYKo Boise
VIKAMS.

Madridas, Spal. 25.-Tikrai
susekta, jog pastarasis gele-
zzinkelieciq streikas Portugal
ioje-tai bolSevikq buvo noras
paimti savo rankosna Sales
valdyma. Bet nepavyko.
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PINICg kURsAs.

svetimu saliu pinigp verte, mai
nant nemaziau $4,000 spahu %
buxo tskia sulig Merchants Loan
and Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlingu svarui $s.45
Lietuvos 100 auksinu 145
LenEijos 100 auksinu 40
vokietiios 100 markiu 1.45
Prancuzijos uz $1.0O Is #. 45
Italiios uz $1.oo 26 l. so