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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-17

choras pagiedojo "Ave Maria
Stella. Ruimingoji bazilika
buvo kupina sveciu. Is ivairiQ
paSaulio Sally buvo suvazlave
skaitlingi maldininkQ bu-
rial.
Vatikano kieme Sventqji T6-
va krikStaujanciai sveikmo
Prancuzijos maldininkQ burial.
Zmon9s tur9jo augStyn iSkele
religijinius daiktus popeziaus
palaiminimui. Sventasis Tevas
teik6 apaStalini palaiminimq
ne tik items daiktams, bet II
jiems patterns.
Kanonizavimo apeigas Bene-
diktas Penkioliktasis prad6jo
Savo soste uzpakalyj didaiojo
bazilikos altoriaus uzgiedoda-
mas baznytine giesme. Po at
kalb6jimo kanonizavimo maldQ
II iraSymo palaimintQjq sara
san Sventqjq, popezius uzgiedo-
10 re Deum. Tuo metu visose
Rymo baznyciose atsiliepe var
pQ balsai, iSreiskiantieji
dziaugsminga valanda.
Sventasis Gabrielius Possen-
ii buvo Tevas Passijonistas, gi-
mes Asiziuje, Italijoje, 1888
metals, gi mires 1862 metals.
Syentoji Margarita Maria
Alacoque buvo prancuze vie
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-17
PADABINTI MIESTA Is
RINKO M0TERIS.
zinokites dabar, pasake vyrai
pilieciai.

Houston, Tex, geg. 16. =
Netoli nuo Gia miestelis JeNett
susilaukG moterQ valdybos.
Mes moterims to labai nor6josi.
Visais laikais tas miestells
buvo neSvarus. Gatv6se nGSlai,
tuScciuose lotuose karv6s game
81. Miestelio ponioms tas labai
nepatiko. Ir jos prie klekvle-
nos progos uz ta kaltino ME
stelio valdyba, sudarytq is vie:
NJ vyrQ.
Jos daznai sakydavo, kad
valdant miesteli moterims ne
kuomet to nebutQ.
Andai ivykusiais rinkimais
vyrai pilieciai atsisak6 kandi-
duoti j valdininkus, gi ba1suo-
tojai rinkti vyrus. Per rinkl-
mus isrinktos vienos moterys,
pradejus miestelio virSininku
ir baigus tarybininkais.
Majoru iSrinSta Mrs. Adkin-
son, Jewett State bankos kasie.
riaus mOteriS.
Dabar vyrai paziurds, kaip
jos padabins miesteli, kokiq
ives tvarkQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-17
CHICAGOJE TRAUKINI0
PLEsIKAS NU5UDE
POLICMONA.
Nuzudytas ir patsai plesikas'

.Vakar anksti iSryto pietin6j
miesto dalyj ivyko tikra bata-
LIZA gatv6se.
Tuojaus po dvyliktos nakti
Illinois Central gelezinkeliu
atvaziavo New Orleans ekspre-
sinis traukinis. Ties 63 gat.
traukinis minutai staptel6jo II
is jo pasprudo pleSikas Royal
Walton su $4,000.
Pl6Sikas tan traukinin buvo
.is6des stotyje Gilman, " keli1l
.myliQ nuo Kankakee. Vaziuo-
jant traukiniui j Chicago jam
pavyko ineiti pastos vagonan,
kuriuo buvo vezama $5O0,OOO.
SuriSo jis pastos klerkus, susl.
kimSo j savo krepSi apie $780,
900 ir Chicagoje traukinl aplel-
do.
Cia jis su krepSiu eidamas
gatv9je susidur6 su policmonu
Roberts. Sitas paklaus6, ka jis
turis kfepSyje. Pl6Sikas atsak6
keliais Suviais, paklojo polio
mona il pats nudum6 savo
kambarius, kokius jis buvo
nesenai nusisamdes ties DreXel
boulvardu.
Sukelta ant kojQ kuone visa
Chicagos policija. Atsirado
zmoniQ, kurie gird6jo Saudyma
il kurie mate, kaip vienas EMO
gus greitai pasprudes / aparta-
mentinius namus.
Policija apsupo namus. At
RADIO pl6Sikq. Bet jis stojo ko-
Won prizes burr policmonQ. Vie
na policmonq suicide. Paga-
liaus buvO nuSautas savo kam-
bariuoSe. Pavogti pinigai atra-
sti.
Policija paieSko nuSauto pie
Siko s6brQ.
Nuzudytas policmonas Ro-
berts paliko moterl su penklals
mazais vaikais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-17
BAIGIASI CARRANzOS
KARIJERA.
Taip sake gen. Obregonas.

Washington, geg. -. - Is
MekSikoS >o>tin9> praneSta,
kad tenai geguz6S II dienOn
su$aukiama> nauia> MeE>ikOS
kongreSas.
KongreSQ >u$aukia vyriau-
SiaS liberaIQ konStitucilonall>-
tn vadaS. SonorO> gubernatO-
riuS de Ia Huerta.
SuSaukiamaS Su tikSlu pas
kirti MekSikoS respubIlkal pro
vizijonali prezidentQ.
Kongre<p, beabeiont>. daily
vau< tik to< vieno> partijoS
vadai. kaipo at>tovai. Bet jle
nebuS viSuomen1> at>tovai.
LiberaIai kon>tituciionaliS-
tai SakoSi laimingai pravede
revoIiuciia. Jie $iandie Iaiki-
mai palma ir $alie< valdymo
>tyrQ.
Bet pa>kui SekS rinkimai at
stow tikrQjin kongre>an. Fix
tuomet Nek>ika pa~iju> lai-
nnrrgu, kuomet lioeraIdi Kon$-
titucijonaliStai neuzurpuoS Sa-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-17
ANGLIJOS IR PRANCUZI-
JOS KARES LAIVAI MEX
SIKOS PAKRAsCIUOSE.
Sakoma, su Carranza esas An
glijos konsulis.

Vera Cruz, geg. -. - Nuo
pradzios revoliucijos Meksiko-
je pirmu kartu Situose pakraS-
Giuose vakar pasirode keli an
glQ il prancuzu kar6s LAVAL.
Du laivu iplauk6 uostan. ku-
riam nuo keliu dienu stow keli
Suv. ValstijQ kares LAVAL.
Cia pasakojama, jog su besi-
slapstantiam Carranzai drau-
gauja Anglijos konsulis W. A.
Body. Anglia tad darbuojasi
is to sukurio kaip nors svelka
i$gauti Savo tq kohsuli, kuriam
lygiai, kaip IL Carranzai, CRU
moja pavojus.
AnglQ il amerikonQ cia auto
ritetai deda pastangas susineS-
ii su tuo konsuliu, kurio padeji-
mas nezinOmas. Tuo tikslu !
San Marcos pas revoliuciionie-
riu vaduS pasiQsti atstovai. Gal
Su vadp pagelba bus galima
konsuli i$gauti gyvq IL sveikq
* carranzistp'tarpo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-17


nuole, gyveno septynioiktojo
simtmecio pabaigoje.N Jinai
isteig9 Svenc. Jezaus Strides
pamaldas, kurias pripazino po-
.peziai il kurios prasiplatino po
visa pasaull.
Sventojo Gabrieliaus vienas
brolis Mykolas yra gyvas. Jls
eina Sc metus. Yra gydytojas.
Gyvena mieste Aneona. IL lls
buvo Ryme sitos iskilmes me-
tn.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-17
zMONES NEPRAMATO CRU
MoJAMO sTRE1Ko.
Cali sustoti visi Sales gelezin-
keliai.

Washington, $eg. 16. -Jei-
gu visoj Salyi gelezinkeliQ dar-
bininkai negaus tinkamos w
mokesties uz .darba, tuomet pa
kills tikras streikas ant visQ ge-
lezinkeliu. ....s. 81
.Toki persp6jimq cia paskel-
be Timothy Shea, prezidentas
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen.
Jis taip pasak6 gelezlnkcllQ
darbo tarybai, kuri 'svarStt w
mokesties klausimQ.
Shea pasak6, kad visuonlen6
visuomet yra kurcia ! grumo-
jancius Saliai pavojus. II tlk
tuomet suskanta, kuomet paVo
jus tikrai istinka.
Gi streikas ant gelezinkeliu
yra tikroji pragaiStis Salial. II
,iis bus neiSvengiamas, jei dar-
bininkai greitu laiku negaus
didesnGs uzmokesties.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-17
PRANCUZIJA SUSILAUKS
BALTOS DUONOS.

Paryzius, geg. 10. = ngas
laikas Prancuzija nera varto-
just baltos duonos. Vartojama
:iuoda. Bet Stai tomis diehomis
maisto patval kymo minister
ia paskelb6, jog su rugpjueio |
d. Prancuz'jcn bus If vel SUI
grazinta bal;a duona.
Mes dag kvieciQ is svetur
importuc+a. Be to, pramatomi
kuopuikiausicji jaw dzdereji=
mai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-17
PADIDINA DARBININ-
KAMS UzMoKESTI.

Boston, Mass, geg. 16.
American Woolen Co., kuri tu-
II Is atskiriq audiminiQ ivai-
riuose miestuose il miesteliuo-
Sc, paskelbe; kad su geguz6s 81
diena savo visiems darbinin-
kams padidina uzmokestl Il
nuoS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-17

Paryzius, geg! Is. = Vakar
pasirode il vel kibirkstiniQ Ii
niQ is Maskvos. Per kelias die.
mas ibuvus sugedusi kibirksti-
Mo telegrafo stotis Maskvoje.
tas ivyke nuo pakilusiq .eks-
pliozijjq priemiesGiuose,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-17
KALINI PASKYRE KANDI
DATU I PREz1DENTUs.

- New York, geg. Is. - Soci-
jalistu partijos konvencija
kandidatu j Sales prezidentus
paskyre Debsa, Siandie uzda-
ryta kalejime.
Sociialistai kreipias j pre-
zidenta Wilsona paliuosuoti jq
.kandidata.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-17
LENKAI PRASNEKA APE
TAXA. =

Varsava, geg. 10, Cia len
kq spauda il vel pradejo dis
kusuoti apie galima taika len
ku su bolsevikais, kuomet len
ku kariuomene savo ofensyvo-
je sulaikyta.
Lenkams payyko paimti Ri
ieva. Bet toliaus nei is vietos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-17
PRIEsINGAS MoTERU
LYGIATEISEI.

Baton Rouge, La, geg. Is.
Louisiana valstijos gubernatos
RUS Pleasant rekomenduoja
valstijos legislaturai nepatvir-
tinti moterq lygiateises
amendmento.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-17
GELEzINKELIO LIKIMAS.
PADUOTAS WASHING
TONAN.
Japonijai nolisi gauti ta
svarbu kelia.

Harbinas, geg. 10 (suvelin-
ta) .-Likimas Kinijos Rytq
gelezinkelio, >nuo kurio prigu-
Ii pietrytines Siberijos if
Siaurrytines Kinijos visa at
eitis, matyt. tomis dienomis
galutinai bus apsprestas Wa
shingtone Suv. Valstiju w
riausybes.
Cia .aptur6ta ziniQ, jog An
glija 6m6si priemoniQ, idant
tasai gelezinkelis il tolesniai
butu valdomas talkininkQ,
kaip jis yra ligSiol valdomas.
,Talkininkq vieSpatijos sutinka
su tuo Anglijos sumanymu If
jos morals. Dabar tasai suma-
nymas paduotas Suv. ValstijQ
vyriausybei. Ir laukiamas nuo
Sitos zodis, ka j tars tame
klausime.
Siandie ta gelezinkeli per
savo atstovus Waldo Russia,
Kiniia, Anglia, Prancuzija,
Japonija, Ceko-Slovakija il
Suv. Valstijos. Astovai sudaro
technikale taryba. Sitos pir-
mininku yra amerikoniskas
inzinierius Stevens.
Jei Suv. Valstijos nepritars
tam sumanymui, tuomet inzl-
nierius Stevens su savo inzi-
nieriu Stabu tuojaus iskeliaus
Amerikon. Taryba bus paar-
dyta. Pc Sito gelezinkelis. tu-
res patekti valdzion Rusjos
arba Kinijos arba Japonijos.
Ypac Japonijai labai norisi
apvaldyti gelezinkeli.
Stevens matesi su Lamontu.
Stevens tik vakar Sugryzo IS
Mukdeno. Jis tenai matesi su
Thomas W. Lamont, kurs bu-
vo parvykes is KinijoS II ia
ponijos finansiniais reikalais.
Lamont reprezentuoja Ame-
rikos finansinius reikalus cia
tolimuose Rytu9e. Jis gerai
ir gyvai pazista Rytus, tad lo
nuomone apie Kinijos Rytq
gelezinkelio likima yra autori-
tetas.
Kinijos Rytu gelezinkelis
yra 1000 myliu ilgas. Imant
bendrai visa kelia, pataisymus
If reikalingus daiktus jo YER
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-17
DAUGIAU ATKELIAUJA,
KAIP ISKELIAUJA.

New York, ,geg. 15.-S -Sulig
paskelbtp Ellis saloje sarasq,
pareita savaite i suv. Valsti-
Jas atkeliavo 1884 ateivial.
Tuo paeGiu laikotarpiu iskelia-
vo vos 4,910.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-17
Kinijos Ryt4 Gelezinkelio
Klausimas

te bus daugiau 200 milijonp
dolieriQ. Bet politikiniu zvilg.
sniu tas gelezinkelis tiesiog
neapkainuojamas.
Gelezinkeli praved9 Russia.
Buvo jis pabaigtas 1903 me-
tais. Praeina tiesiog per KIM
jos teritorijq. Tam tikslui XII
Mia paskyre apie 6 myliq plo-
clio zem6s ruoza.
Sulig Rusijos su Kinija su-
tarimo, Kinija turi teisip at
pirkti ta gelezinkeli 1899 me-
,tais, atmok6dama visus issile-
savimus j pravedant ir pas
kui valdant.
Bet 1893 metals tasai.
gelezinkelis ir SUI zemes
ruozu aplink j turf TEXT XII
nijai visai dykai.
Yra svarbus Japonijai.
Is to gelezinkelio Russia vi
sais laikais neturejo jokios
ekonomin9s naudos. Mes vi
suomet turedavo prideti.
Tai pilna Rusijos savastis.
II kaipo tokia, kuomet siandie
Rusijoje siaucia betvarke, vi.
sos didesnes6s viespatijos turi
interesuoties.
Politikiniu zvilgsniu tasai
kelias svarbus tuo, mes kas j
Waldo, tasai gall valdyti il VI
"a Manelrurijos pusiausalt
kaip komercijiniais, taip poll
tikiniais tikslais. Jei tasai ge-
lezinkelis patektQ japonu ran
kosna, Japonijai Siberijoje at
sidarytq tikrasis rojus.
Tas gelezinkelis prasideda
aukso kasyklu apylinkese ST..
berijoje ir baigiasi Ramiuoju
vandenynu. Jis tad turtingai4
centraline Siberia jungia 81
.vandeniniais keliais.
Bolseviku paziuros.
Rusijos bolsevikQ >paziuros
aiskios. Jie nori, kad ta gele-
zinkeli ir tolesniai valdytq
talkmlnkQ taryba. Mes DE 10
gelezinkelis kuoveil1iaus gall
papulti japonu rankosna.
Bolseviku valdzia Maskvo-
je, be to Steyensui ir ameriko-
niskoms spekoms pasiplo val
dyti visa siberijos gelezinkell,
pradejus Uralu ir baigus Via
divostoku.
Mes tasai amerikoniskas
valdymas apdraustp bolsevikl-
ne Siberia nuo Japonijos in
takos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-17
NEsILIAUJA TEoRIZMAs
AIRIJoJE.

Dublinas, geg. Is. Teol,iz=
mas Airijoje nesiliauja. De-
,ginami policijos barakai, nai-
namos pastos stotys, mokes-
cGiu rinkimo rastines su doku-
mentais, muitines II kitokie
prajovai isdarinejami.
Anglu yaldzia Airijoje pa
gauta desperaijos, nezino ko.,
kin priemonip imties.
Kas yalanda arseja padetis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-17
.r.incoln Nebr.. Geo 15.-zi.

Lincoln, Nebr., geg. Is.
nonias William Jennings
Bryan pakelia baisq truksna,
kad demokratu partijos kon,
yencija neskirtq i prezidentls
kandidato toxic, kurs priesin-
gas prohibicijai.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-10-29
REDS BEAT WRANGEL
Anti-BoIsheVik' Forces Fail to
Take Kakhovka Bridgehead.
Wounded and In Material Cap
tured by Soviet Troops.

Paris, Oct. 20.-A Copenhagen dis
patch to the Havas agency says re-
port has reached the Danish capital
that a state of siege has been pro-
claimed in II Russian departments, in
cluding Moscow and Petrograd.
London, Oct. 20.-The Russian Boil
sheviki have reoccupied Minsk, which,
according to their official communique,
the Poles have abandoned. The Boil
shevist troops, under pressure, how
ever, are retiring to new positions in
the Slutsk-Polesia regions.
Sebastopol, Oct. 20.-The efforts of
Gen. Baron Wrangel, anti-Bolshevik
leader In South Russia, to take the
Kakhovka bridgehead have resulted in
failure, with heavy losses to his forces
in killed and wounded and in material
captured by the Bolsheviki.
The killed included the general COM
manding the Baranovitch cavalry
corps.
General Wrangel's troops have been
thrown back into the Taurida area, be-
hind the Dnieper, which they still con-
troll.
Leon Trotzky, the Russian soviet
war minister, is said to be personally
directing the Dnieper campaign from
Orel.
General Wrangel has signed a law
creating local zemstvos, which will ex-
ercise far-reaching powers. In sign
ing the law the general said he hoped
civil war would soon end.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-10-29

By-and-by is always too late.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-10-29
FIFTY HURT IN LONDON RIOT
Unemployed Clash With PoIice-Great
Coal Miners Strike Fails to
Spread to Other Industries.

London, Oct. 20. - Disorders oc-
CURED in Whitehall during a demon
stration by unemployed men who had
sent a delegation to Premier Lloyd
George in Downing street. Several
persons were injured in attempts to
break through police Gordon and 9TH
ers were hurt when some stone work
from a window on the treasury build
ing fell.
Fifty injured persons, including two
policemen and a woman, received
treatment when the trouble ended.
Twenty Of these were sent to hospit-
ais.
In connection with the character of
the demonstration, it was pointed out
that the appearance Of a red flag does
not necessarily have particular sig
nificance.
London, Oct. 19.-Whether the great
British coal strike, which is on in full
in all the coal fields, will tend to-
ward the formation of soviet will be
indicated through the week at the
meetings of the executives of the 9TH
er trade unions to decide their course
of action.
Until now the miners stand alone.
None Of the other great unions have
called out their men. In the meantime
the government Is preparing for the
worst.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-10-29
LOWELL MAKES A DISAVOWAL
President Of Harvard University Repu-
dates Wire on League OF
Nations Day.

Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 20.-Presi-
dent A. Lawrence Lowell Of Harvard
university has disclaimed knowledge
of the telegram sent to governors by
the League Of Nations DAY committee,
Of which he is a member, asking them
to proclaim Sunday, Oct. "a, as g day
for the public to be informed on the
league covenant. In a letter to Gov.
Coolidge, who refused the. request,
President Lowell said he had no idea
that governors were to be asked to
make such a proclamation. He dis
approved the suggestion in the tele-
gram that the covenant be read in the
schools and said that If 1t was the
intent of the telegram to advocate the
use Of religious services to disseminate
the covenant, as the governor had In
timated In his letter Of refusal, he dis
approved Of that also.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-10-29


Then, presumably, it will be offered to
a foreign prince, and if he refuse the
republic will be proclaimed.
Secretary of the Treasury Houston,
in an address before the American
Bankers association in Washington,
gave the country warning that there is
little chance that taxes will be re-
duced, because receipts from income
and profits taxes are decreasing. In
order to meet current bills, including
interest On sinking fund charges, said
the secretary, and also to retire the
floating Indebtedness and a consider
able part of the Victory notes before
the close Of the fiscal year 1928, tax re-
ceipts must be kept up to the level Of
not less than $4,000, 100000 year. Mr..
Houston said that on the basis of pres
ent diminishing receipts the total for
the fiscal year 1921 may not materially
exceed that figure.
There is little immediate prospect Of
the payment of the war debt of foreign
nations, according to Mr.. Houston, but
he said he did not believe the people
would receive with favor the PROPOSE
ton to cancel that debt, since they
would have to pay taxes to meet the
interest and redeem the principal of
$1OOOO,OOO,OOO
Discussing the general credit situa-
ton, Mr.. Houston said the farmers are
naturally disturbed and distressed" !"
but are seeking relief through meas
ures, some of which are not practica-
BILE, and others of which are suicidal" !"
The associations thrift committee
has planned a three year thrift CAM
paign to reach every family in the
| country that has no bank account.
1.-THE recent orgy Of extravaganza" de-
clared the committees report, 'has in
dicated very clearly the need for more
popular realization of the need for saw
ing when and as the opportunity pre-
sents itself The time is at hand when
thrift and saving will be regarded as
not only possibilities, but actual neces-
sities."
Small savers are to be the chief
source in financing the normal growth
of commerce and industry, the report
said, adding that present tax policies
offer a serious check to increased in
vestment by holders of large wealth
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-10-29
MEXICO TO PAY DEBTS
President-EIect 0bregon Pledges
Word of Republic.
Declares He Is Sure That United
States Would Recognize
New Government.

Dallas, Tex, Oct. 19.-The new Mex
tcan government will recognize all
legal foreign debts of Mexico and all
legal rights Of Mexicans and foreign
ers in Mexico alike, Gen. Alvaron
Obregon, president-elect Of the south
ern republic, who assumes office De-
cember 1, told an audience at the in
ternational banquet here.
The banquet was the main event Of
General Obreson's visit to the Texas
state fair, and he and his personal
suite of nearly one hundred were
guests.
General Obregon's speech followed
the welcoming address of W. P. Hob
by, governor of Texas, in which Gov
ernor Hobby declared that 80 far as
Texas is concerned General Obregon
already is recognized"
General Obregon said he was sure
the United States would recognize the
new government of Mexico as soon as
the stability and intentions of the gov
ernment had been established in the
public mind and that Mexico would
not become a province of the world
or Of the United States"
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-10-29
FARMERS LOSS
S2,5OO,OOO,OOo
Secretary Meredith Tells Bankers
About Effects of Shrinkage
in Values.
ASKS MORE LIBERAL CREDITS
President Hawes Of the American
Bankers Association Urges Ap-
pIication of Business Meth.
DDS to Government.

Washington, Oct. 21.-Shrinkage In
the value Of farm products so far this
season will result in American farm
ers receiving $2,500,OO0,OOO less than
they would have received on the 1919
price basis, Secretary of Agriculture
Meredith said, addressing the Ameri-
can Bankers association annual con-
vention.
He classed the resulting situation
as one (which demands the best
thought and sympathetic consideration
of the bankers of America, and, in fact,
Of all the people Of the country"
Mr.. Meredith estimated that the fall
In corn prices had involved a billion
dollar loss to producers, while the de-
crease in cotton prices amounted to
third Of a billion dollars. The sit
uat1on was further much harder for
farmers, he said, because the labor and
materials necessary to crop production
had been supplied during the high
price period.
Inc American people must see to it
that farmers secure credit sufficient
Tor their needs" Mr.. Meredith contin-
ued, "only thus can they continue to
supply the nations need for food. 1
think you gentlemen fully realize that
II the farmer is to continue to pro-
duce and to. meet the food REQUIRE
ments OF the nation he must have ad-
equate prices for his products.
The farmer is not the only one
who would be adversely affected if he
rails to secure a reasonable return for
MS EFFORTS. I do not think you can
fall to see that the farmers problems
are your problems, and that your ulti-
mate prosperity depends upon right
solution of the difficulties confronting
| the farmers"
The marketing problem, Mr.. Mere
d1th said, is the greatest one facing
the agricultural interests. He urged
that bankers assist cooperative farm
ers' enterprises and acknowledged that
bankers already had given Every great
aid" to agriculture.
Reduction of federal taxes, coop.
GRAFTON of the bankers in solving the
| problems of the railroads and economy
IN government and private expendi.
lures were urged in the annual report
OF Richard S. Hawes, president of the
association.
other recommendation made by Mr.
Hawes were that the TRANSFORMATION
act be amended so that bankers snG
business men could become directors
OF railroads, that agriculture and for
elgn trade be encouraged and thai
steps be taken to relieve the present
industrial unrest.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-10-29
CAMPAIGN OF THRIFT URGED.
American Bankers Association Listens
to Report Concerning the En-
couragement of Saving.

Washington-A three-year thrift
campaign to reach every family in
the country that has no bank account
was proposed to the American Bank
ers' Association by its committee on
public and private thrift. AS a part
of the campaign, government officials
would be called on to practice utmost
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-10-29
REFUSES SOCIALISTS RELIEF
to Review Party's 5000
Fine.

Washington, Oct. 20.-The United
States Supreme court refused to re-
view the conviction in New York of
the American Socialist party for VIOLA
ton Of the espionage act. The party
was fined $1,000 for publishing a
pamphlet by Scott Nearing entitled
"The Great Madness" Professor Near
ing was tried at the same time, but
was acquitted.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-10-29
SEES U. S. ACTION IN ALANDs
Stockholm Hears America Will Re
Represented on International
Committee.

London, Oct. 20.-A dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph company from
Copenhagen quotes the Berlingske It'd
ende's Stockholm correspondent as
saying that the United States has ap-
pointed an American member of the
international committee of the League
of Nations, which is to attempt an
amicable settlement of the Aland is
lands dispute between Sweden and
Finland.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-10-29
BRING WAR PRISONERS HOME.
American Influence Responsible for
the Release of Unfortunates
Confined In Russia.

London-The first steamer put into
service between Hamburg and the Far
East by the International Red Cross
and the League of Nations has left
for Vladivostoll carrying 1900 Rus
slams, whose homes are in Siberia.
The ship will return with former war
rrisopers from Siberia.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-10-29
YANK FLYERS OVER coBLENz
Germans Again Hear the Drone Of
American AIrpIanes-Flrst In
: Two Years.

Paris, Oct. 19.LAmerican officers
and men, as well as Germans In the
Coblenz area, glimpsed airplanes for
the first time In nearly two years when
Captain Arthur's American pursuit
squadron, just arrived from America,
performed stunts over the Rhine city.
The Coblenz authorities protested
bitterly because they were ordered to
prepare a new airdrome costing 1000
900 marks for the squadron.