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Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-29
HUNDRED WHIPPLE BOYS
 ENJOY FIRST SANTA VISIT

l, Undoubtedly the most successful 'of Santa7 ijrst official visits 10 the city took place at the Red Cross community house yesterday. when over a hundred guests from Prescott and Whippie Barracks throngcd the large roou tasgc.uly decorated in rcd and green with streamyr,, pine branches and oaiu,y rcd candles.
 The center O, attraction. however, was the large t5ye loaded with gifts, and santa and Mrs. Sausa. were popular persons as they called forth the names ol tlo-e receiving them.
 The room was filled with tables covered with good things to eat, and following the distribution of the gifts, delicious luncheon was served through the collaboration of many Prescott ladies. To enumeratc the many varieties of cakes and candies would be impossible herc.
 An informal musical program, ill which the Prescott saxOphonc quar- let lfamiliarly known as. the Barber shop Harmony Four), the Whipplc Barracks orchestra, and many indi- yidual performers scored signal sue ccsScs, proved among the popular features of the altcrnoon.. As guest of honor on the occasion ol her Miss Helen Kuhne cXtiu- guishcd the candles on the large birthday cake, Miss Margaret Flint captured the ring.
 \ continuous supply Of music was
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-29
INVISIBLE GUESTS" CROWD
 THE TABLES OF AMERICANS
(From Thursdays Dailr)


 The European relief council is making an appeal to the American people requesting that they entertain during the Christmas season as many little Invisible" guests as possible.
 To carry out this purpose the local committee, of which Mrs. William Greenwood is chairman for Prescott, has received one dollar, five dollar and ten dollar certificates. The one dollar certificate certifieS that little invisible guest will be cared for one month; the five dollar certificate takes care of one for five months and the ten dollar certificate provides the care of a child until next harvest
 Every one is asked to give some thing towards this fund, which IS be- ing raised throughout the nation by Herbert Hoover, in an endeavor to maintain the lives of 3,500000 orph- ans and children in Europe rendered destitute by the war.
 The funds hitherto expended for the purpose were obtained through government and other sources nc longer available, and are all but eX- hausted.
 An emergency now exists and ii order that food and clothing be purchased in sufficient quantity tc support these little children, America must respond generously and al once. Every dollar subscribed by the American people provides tho necessary food for a child for on, month. The countries assisted furn ish such food as is available locally They bear all costs of operation within their borders and distribute the food under governmental super vision to kitchens, where it is pre- pared into meals
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-29
C. OF C. OFFICERS TO
 BE CHOSEN TONIGHT
(From Thursday's DaiIyl

The board of directors of the Yayapai county chamber of com |mercc will meet tonight at 8'o'clock for the purpose of electing officers for the year 1921.
 All directors are requested 10 be present It is not known how many .of the out-of-town directors can be present at tonights meeting, but the eight newly elected members of the board residing in Prescott are ex- .pccted to be present. They are: NJ. B. Hazcltiuc, K. N Fredericks, F. $. Niele, o. r. Orthcl, Lester Ruff Dcr, Christopher Tottcn, Howard Cornick and Dr. (. [. Yount.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-29
CHINESE FINED $1OO EACH
 FOR PLAYING FAN TAN

Yayapai county is $7OO richer by reason of the imposition yesterday by the superior court of seven $l0C fines on seven members of the Chi .ncsc elect here. following their pleas Iof guilty on a charge of gambling.
 When Gin Loui, Yec Chce, Yee Lee, Yucn, John Lee, Tom Toy and Ycc Kcc were dcployed before the bar oi justice yesterday afternoon land asked what their case was, they iuGmatcd through an interpreter that they had been implicated in q game of fan tan the night before when Deputy Sherifis Jim Cook and Grant Carter had invaded their premises in Chinatown. Judge Sweeney let fall a hint to the effect that the penalty would he i'll the neighborhood of $l0O a head
 Whereat there was a heated and oriental pow-wow. Nobody in the court. room save the interpreter knew what passed. It is apparent, however, from the ensuing happen ings, that the argument was some thing like this:
 "A hundred bucks is too much.
 Sure it is"
 We gotta pay it, though"
 "Ych They got us dead to rights"
 Tt would cost at least $500 for lawyer"
 "Ies, and we'd hafta pay the hum dred apiece anyway and maybe more.'
 At any rate, the decision was to
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-29

of pneumonia Besides his wife and three children, the deceased leaves a mother, Mrs. Humphreys Williams.
 Mr. Humphreys was 38 years of age at the time of his death. He had lived in this county about 30 years, having come here at the age of 8. In poor health for several months past, he was compelled to give up his profession of assayer, and at the time of his sickness was employed as time-keeper on Santa Fe construction work. He came in- to Prescott from Congress Junction Monday night, very ill, and died yesterday.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-29
HOMICIDE INQUIRY
 BY MAJ McCALMAN
lFrom Wedneslay.s DlIlyl

Circumstances . surrouuc ar '.~ staying recently of George 5-..a-i. a negro patient, by Tom Murphy another negro patient, at }Nhipp'c Barracks. are being iuyc ,g led to- day by Major Duncan MacCaIman. regional inspector of the t. $. ?. H. S for the twelfth and thirteenth districts.
 Major MacCalmau's visit will he brief, but will cover the case of the recent homicide. During his stay he is located at the Yavapai club.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-29
PARTY AT
 COMMUNITY HOUSE
Crrou Wednesdays Daily)

Something distinctly unusual is planned for the weekly entertainment to be staged this afternoon at the Red Cross community house on South Marina street, it was stated yesterday by those in charge While nothing definite could be learned as 10 the exact nature of the surprise ill store for those who will attend, 1t
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-29
EDWARDS GIVEN PRISON
 TERM BY SUPERIOR COURT
(Fton Wednesdav,s Dailvl

John R. Edwards will sojourn in the state prison for from one to five years, according to a sentence passed upon him by Judge Sweeney in superior court yesterday follow ing his confession of guilt on non support charge.
 Judge Sweeney, who investigated the case, said that the wife and four small children of Edwards had been left without means of support, and that the wife was employed at Whipple Barracks to earn part Of the money necessary for the care ol the children The county is paying the balance
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-29

 As a result of two days oi confer fences that convinced him beyond a doubt oi the great need of more hospital facilities and of the unique ! advantages of Prescott for the treat mcut of tuberculosis. Edwin J. Win slctt, national vicc-commandcr Of the American Legion, last night issued his findings here and made recoul- meudation to his superior, Com imander r. W. Gaibraiih. IT,. at ln- diauapolis, that Whippic be sup ported
 At the conclusion of that he called n most eHjova5le as well as instruc- tive stay, Winslcjt left at midnight 1 last night to continue his coast-to- coast tour of the institutions caring for members of his organization and other veterans ol the great war.
 Day Full of Incident Conferences with patients at the barracks and one with the officers in which it is said most significant | things were said, a swift automobile tour of the nearby country in com Ipany with Commander Nilsson and others of Ernest Love post, a final summing up at the chamber of com imerce last night and a visit to the ! American Legion dance where a wicked hoof was shaken" made up day full Of incident for the visit ing official
 Urgent Recommendations Urgent recommendation that ac- ton be speedily taken to preserve i Whippic Barracks in its present character as an agency for the re- covery of soldiers were wifed last night to National Commander Gal braith by Winslett. who said in part: Yesterday and today spent in
 visiting Whipple Barracks and private sanatoria at Prescott.
 There are approximately 700
 men receiving the best of atten-
 ton and treatment. Whipple ] Barracks should never be sur ! rendered.
 Urge that immediate steps be i taken to have permanent transfer ] made to public health service.
 Have been in close liaison with
 the inmates since my arrival and l 1t is voice of all that they are
 receiving better treatment here
 than they have received in hos
 pitals elsewhere. .. Recom-
 mend that when Whipple Bar
 racks is transferred to United
 States public health service an
 appropriation be secured to en- l~-IaEge the hospital from its pres
 ent 6OO-bed capacity to 1,50O
 beds. Foundations already laid
 sufficient Light, water, heating
 plant and sewerage system now ] in operation to take care of in ! crease"
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-29
JAS. J. HUMPHREYS PASSES
 TO THE GREAT BEYOND
(From Thursdays Daily)

James A. Humphreys a well known resident oi this city, died at about 4:50 o'clock yesterday after noon at his home at l21 North Pleasant street as a result of com piications setting in from all attack
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-29
SOLDIERS ARE AIDED BY
 CONDITIONS HE FINDS
(From Thursdays Daily.)

(From Thursdays DailyD
 1. Permanent transfer of WhippIe Barracks to public health service.
 2. An appropriation sufficient ly large to insure the completion of unfinished buildings at the barracks.
 3. A national budget for the payment of full time agent of the war risk bureau to work on disabled soldiers cases in Ari- zona.
 4. Coordination of all legion work in Prescott to the end that the best efforts may be given for the care of disabled veterans in and out of the public health hos pitals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09
Por los dominios del cine

su causa. II dessspsFado amants snsusn
ira al mismo tiempo ana amsnaraaesn
carta del atleta. y hguFkndoss dends -
lido Ia joven. se va sn dlrsecitn e =
casa De 81 advsrssrie. Ia dssxFaelada
esposa habia iiegade. y a bnfinde e.
poso. habia dseidide castiaafia een 81
cirtur6n. AfoFtunadamsnts. IL maze -
rribis Dc Ia pssts 10 agars6 saysnas
mucrto misntrss Ella - dssusyaba Ger.
ca 6e Is pusvta LasEsde Il eapitfa. b
rscogi6. condueisndosa ~ eaaa. y ~
aqsi cue L. fsHci1sd Al nn dssrunts
70 que pons nervioee Al sspsetaasI
para eiios.
cs = crecido ndmsro DE- ardisnass bsues
QUE 50 dan los protagonissaA vale b
pens ssr actor isunqus ne u pagafan
. unol M
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09
De BASE BALL


Como considero algo valioso el espa-
clio de un peri6dico, me parece indtil
utiiizarlo en- discusiones tontas, y pcr
ese motive dOy por tsrminado todo 10
que Sc relacione a juegOs entire el "Ma
yaguez" y el "Ensenada''.
va que este club Sc retira del diaman-
te hasta el afio que viene, ests demAs
todo 10 que 50 liable, porque los cam
peones no 50 demuestran desde las CO.
lun.sos de Ia prensa sino desde las nneas
del diamants
81 afo que viene, 81 hay club 'Ense-
NADIA > volveremos darle LENA.
No les quepa la menor duda de que
habra club "'Mayaguez'. Ese nunca
Sc cae.
"GoOd-by''.
HoRrCUA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09
pELIouLAs DE Ia sEMANA:


Entire las cintas presentadas esta Sc
mana por Ell 'Teatro Nuevo'. de Rio Pie
dras, v que son siempre de las ultimas
llegadas San Juan, creemos que las me
jores fueron LA Linterna Roja'', por
la Nazimova, y "Entre Bastidores'.
por Norma Talmadge. ''La Lintsrna
Roja" es una cinta de gran merito ar
tistico, con un fondO de trsgsdia y e.
ceras de ternurs. La Nazimova bcrda
real1r'snte su rapel Per 10 denas, Ia
pelicula tiene un argumento raro asrac
two, aunque el desenlace. siendo trayi-
co, no esta hecho con suhciente macs
tria para arrancar lagrimas.
Pocas veces habiamos vistO Norma
Talmadge mas guapa v mas en- su ele-
men.o que en- "Entre Bastidores" Ia
cinta es de un hermcso argumento, y es
de las que realmentc GUSTAV. Sc trata
de una bailarina que esta casada con un
atleta barbara y abusador. En- el incen
dio de un teatro, cs salvada por un ca.
pitan ingles eugene O'Bricn), y como
Sc asegura que el marido muri6 en- 81
fuego, ella acepta la mano dc su saliva
dor, con la erudici6n de esperar Ia Sc
guridad. Gel captain. no obstante, no
sabe NADIA de su pasado). Marchan Ia
India, donde ell militar estaba de scrvi
cio) y ALI 81 sufre las torturas de estar
viviendo con una mujer a quien amaba
Y de quien La separaba Ia barrera de
su promesa. Ana en- la India d Ia hace
marchar lejos del campamento a pssar
81 verano, y mientras tanto So declara
en- el campamento Ell c6lera Ella suefa
con volver junto su valiente soldado.
cuando al encontrarse con un disoluto
joven que la persegufa desde que era
bailarina. este lie dice que su Otro mari
do vivi ain. Ella sufre 10 indecibie, Pc
70 vuelve sin avisar al campansnto,
donde hace promoter al captain que no
la separara mas de su lado. En- este mo-
mento tocan la puerta y aparece el
marido olvidado Tras una emocionante
escena, ei ingles hace al atiets al,ando-
mar La casa, pero este amenasa con ei
escandalo 81 ella no 10 va encontxar .
la casa dOnds vive Al POGO ratio Tsga
una orden del alto commando para que q
captain vaya a conducir Al campamsnto
q un ndmerO de dssgraciados apestadcs
que Be han reunido en- Ia cabahs de un
embarcador cursndero, ' quienes no tie
rem cOnfanza en- ol gobicrno ingles. La
noche era terriblensn1e tempcstuosa.
pero ell militar cumple su orden, y 81
volver, chorreando aqua. encuantra Cue
su niujer habia abandonado Ia casa do
jandole un pspel donde 10 decia que
ella no era digra dc que el nombre hon
rado do 81 fuera arrastrade al iodo Dor
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09
Libros y periodicos

Hay peri6dicos cuya lectura nos ms
trnye y lleva a nuestras almas senti-
mientos de nobleza fraternidad; ;otros
propagan la falsedad, siendo sus CO.
lumnas tan solo cierto y determinado
negocio donde la trama y la mala fe
haIlan sus puertas abiertas y donde
Ell objective renejase tras Ell estilo NAL
intencionado de su expression. Para
ciertos casos guardian 81 silencio de
cestumbre; para aquenos que en- ellos
han caido enhorabuena levantan una
polvareda infectada impregnada con
el objective de maldad
Las personas que leen dichos nbros
. periodicos incurren en- el mismo abb
surdo que la persona que no hacen re-
paraci6n algnna entire los productos de
la naturaleza. considerando todos co
mo saludables y ben6fcos. Desde iue-
go que una persona que esta en- su sa-
no juicio no procederA de un modo tan
absurdo, pues no es 10 mismo Ia YER
dad que la mentira; la brisa perfuma-
da de la virtud que el aire infecto de
la flsedad; nj tampOco sera 10 mismo
la acci6n inspirada por un coraz6n no
bis y gensroso que la inspirada por un
coraz6n crnel v vengativo.
Fernando TORRES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09

(cousinnscion - IA pAgina sI
P6bHca determines para nm HdmsFs 81
afos, ror aaeIantade. cue eanti4aA ds
trabajo puede inssutarss. y ant psafts
IoaiiEarse bien. Una escusla adseuada
dc suicides para lcs masstSos pedFiA rfs
parsrse. en- foFma al. qus ss pusda -
sxperiencia. > rrovesr pafa Ies aessn.
SOS . para sumsntes en- los snsldos -
relaei6n Al Esrito. ~ euspo e masstfss
de Puerto Rico ne ssrk nunea ~ eusEpe
de maestros saflafschos v psosrwisaaA
hasta qus essD - hAeA T1 rlan. psymf
tirfa samhi6n u coeralnaeien as ~ els
tintas ciasss d srabalo. y dasaa epssta
nidad al Dsparsamsnto ds FnstFtsatm
pnblica para sstabisesr On sisssms sass
lsr rerfecamss,s esuSiibstea pres e.
nocido a. automano cukrtc dinste -
bra disponlhie de- aao en- ace. ios sssl
dos podrsn aIusiarss. Il r6msfo y eiasss
DC lnaestros podran aumentarss. Ios y
bros y matsriaIe. necsssrios podrtn -
quirirsc. diferenfes sspsctes eel srab4t
podran establecerse. , tods IN II Size
ma conssrvarA - alusiada fsiaeisn.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09

verdad Honradez: virtud del
hombro. Calumnia v Falsedad:
tango que ie percude
No todos los productos do la natura
leza pueden utilizarse para la alimen-
taci6n de nuestro cuerpo: existen plan
tas que nos devuelven la salud; exis-
cen otras que pueden ocasionarnos la
mnsrte: hay subtancAas que nutrsn y
fortalecen nusstro cuerpO, hay otros
productos que son dafiosos mortffe-
rs.
Dc la misma manera hay libros y
peri6dicos que ense6an la verdad, v
otros que propagan el error; va bajc
81 antifaz de la galanura del estilo o
del talento dc su autor, bajo cierto
tftulo que les sefiala cierto adjective
que les califca; pero 5quien Sc atre-
vera . sostener que la iuordedura de
IL vivora no es fatal, aunS cuando 6s-
- SO halle envueita en- sedas y enca-
jes7
Hay hbros que nos hacen compasi-
vos, generosos resignados; otros nos
vuslven soberbios. egoistas, crueles y
descrcidos. unos rrcpagan las subn-
mes maximas de Ia virtud; otros Ell
torturoso canine del vicio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09

Seguramente que I'd. podra contestar
sobre todo 81 I'd. tiene d
Pero no sabe I'd. que el petroleo vale
pasado? 7 a1n podemos asegurarle,
seran mucho mas crecidas; y este es
cho mas grande que la production.
su dinero en- una compania de petrolet
videndos nuy hslagadores an solo IRE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09

Aver saludamos este distinguiSc
amigo nuestrO. prestigiOso abogado que
ejercs su profession en- Humacao.
FL Licenciado Gallardo Diaz es uno
de nuestros PROFESSIONALS mas talentO-
sos y cuitos, y cultiva las letras con
felix 6xito. .,-., .e--a ~&s.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09
NuEvA HERsDERA
BoRICUA

Al hogar de los distinguidos esposos
Dario Rivera y Lydia Hernandez ha
llegado una monisima criatura que res
pondera al nombre de Lydia Maria y
que viene aumentar la feiicidad del
feliz hogar.
Felicitamos. con tai motive. los 10
venes esposos, s... a.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09
sErrEScrADOs a ssa Dr. xvrrA

Avel.no Figueroa. Aurslae nodnsmsa
y Anie 10 Santana. quisnes sstahen aeu
ssdos Dor si hscal dei Dissriss. liesneis-
do Di-s collaro. de- acomstlmksnte y
ssrcsi6n, fueron ssnssneiasos Der Il juss
Rivera zsyss . paesr eineusnsa esiaFss
De mnita lss costaa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09
Ell "MoHAwK''

Aver ssli6 para Fusva YeFA. cos caf.
ga y r'njeros. q vspor ''Mshawt''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-09
DESDE PONCE

seghn infornsss que tenemos, did pTin
cipio La zafra en- la "Guanica Central.
TodO estA en- Orden perfecto y Sc nota
IN inovimiento extraordianario de ira
bajadcres Los peones ganan ahora un
jcrnal de sl.Eo v estAn muy cOntentos.
En- el vapor Puerto Rico' ha regre-
sado de los EstadCs UnidOs, acompahado
de su joven esposa, nuestro exceIente
amigo don jaime oppenheimer. quien
psrmaneci6 tres messs en- los Estados
Unidos.
Han sido denunciados: Pedro Rodri-
gues y Fela Pagan, infracci6n ley sa-
nidad; Ramon Rodriguez y Francisco
vargak jnegos prOhibidOs; Antonio
Garden, hurto menor.
Ell CoRREsPoNsAL
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-13
NAUJAS PAVOJUS TALKI-
NINKAMs RYTUosE.
Bolsevikai gall uzplusti Arme
mia.

Konstantinopolis, bal. 13. =
Talkininkai turi daug prizes
save didelio Eargo Turkijoje.
Nusprend6 praddti kare prizes
turkus naciionalistus. Bet ne
prad6jus dar veikti prizes tuos,
kaip Stai pakyla naujas pavo-
jus talkininEamS.
Siuo kartu rusQ bolSevikiz-
mas. RusR he4Sevikai nesulal-
komai varosi ant Kaukazo.
Anglia m6gina nuo bolsevikQ
apginti naujaS respublikas =
Georgia il Armenija. Nori pa
siusti ten savo kariuomene.
Bet Georgia :syventojai prize
Sinasi tam AnglijoS 'sumany-
mui.
Yra ziniu, kad TRIUMPH laiIlu
bolSevikai uzplusia visa Kau
kazq. Ir patti talkininkQ pro
teguojamoji Armenia gall but
pakeista bolSevikine Salimi.
Taigi Gia bus dauglau var
go, kaip su turkais nacijonalis-
tais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-13
ADMIRoLAS BENSON GA
VO sV. GRIGALIAUS
KRYzIU,
Buvo nepaprastos iskilmes.
Baltimore Md, bal. 13.

Baltimore,g Md, bal. 13. =
Praeitq sekmadieni vietos !la-
tedroje ivyko nepaprastos is
kilmds, 10 Eminencija kardi-
nolas Gibbons Suv. ValstijQ
kares laivyno admirolui Ben
sonui inteika sv. Grigaliaus
KrWiQ, paskirta sventojo Td-
vo atzymejimui admirolo W
jo nuopelnus Baznyciai.
Admirolas 'buvo uniforlnoj.
Prize krutin6si 5jsm KryziQ pri-
seg6 pats kardinolas. To liu-
dininku buvo kar6s laivyno
sekretorius Daniels ir visa Ell
lie kitQ augStQju valdininkQ
il zymesniqjQ Salies pilieGiQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-13
Talkininkai Turkiiioiie
lures Kare

necijonali&ams. Site pavadin-
ii tikrais revoliucijonieriais ir
duota jiems laiko susiprasti If
pargryzti Konstantinobolio
kontrolen.
Bet proklemacija nepasleke
Mazojoj Azijoj gyvenaneiu
turku. Kemal pasa ten kontro-
.Iiuoja gelezinkelius, telegrafus
ir telefonus. Vyriausybes pro-
klemacija neisileidziama.
Savo keliu Kemal pasa ap-
ginkluoja kuone visus turkus
gyventojus su tikslu pasiprie-
sinti talkininkQ isibriovlmW
Mazojon Azijon.
Turkai 81 labai inirte prizes
talkininkus, kurie uzeme II lal-
kosi Konstantinopoli.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-13
LENKU KLAUsIME Boise,
VIKAI KREIPIASI I
TALKININKUS.
Reikalauja suvaldyti pahlu-
sius lenkus.

Maskva, bal. 12.-BolsevikQ
valdzia nOri taikos he tik su
lenkai state visokiQ priekabiQ.
Nes be taikos negalimas daik-
tas patvarkyti Russia ekonoml-
Mai.
BolSevikams pirmiausia rel
ktu susitaikinti su lenkais. Bet
lenkai stati visokiQ priekabiQ,
Lenkai neva morris taikos, bet
taikos taryboms skiria mic
sta Borisovq, Baltgudziuose,
militariniam ruoze.
BolSevikai SUI tuo MCCALL su-
tiki. II todel bolSevikQ valdzia
nusprend6 kreipties ! talkinin-
kus. kad iie patvarkytu IN
kaitusius lenkus, jei talkinln-
kamS rupi sulaukti taikos Ru-
Sijos frOntuOSe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-13
Latvija Nori Milijardo DoieriQ
AtIyginimo
ANGLIA SU PRANCUZIJA
SUSIMAINO NOTOMIS.
Matyt. bus susitaikinta Woke,
tijos klausime.

Londonas, bal. l.. - Pran-
cuzija dar uzvakar atSak6 j
AngliioS notQ, kad Anglia il
kit talkininkai nepatenkinti
Prancuzijo> Savarankiavimu
Vokietiioi.
Prancuzija Anglijai pazym6-
jo. kad prancuzai buvo pra-
ne$e Londonui haIandzio 3 d.
apie Savo nora uzimti dauglau
NokietijoS mieStQ.
Anglia vakar j tai atSakd
Prancuzijai. NotoS turinys ne
paSkelbtaS vie$ai. Tik ZinOma,
kad Ang., nepatenkintaPrancu
zijoS pa>iteiSinimu. Mes Pran-
cuzijo> paSizad6Imas uzimti
' oNle'JoS n''>'''S "''IN,"S
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II Io"eI u"r heS"leJ' 0Nup''o-
Il NoNIe'IF ",''.9' 'SS ~ u
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-13
VALSTIJA SONORA ATSI-
METE NUO MEKSIKOS.
Atsisake klausyti Carranzos ir
centralines valdzlos.

Nogales, Sonora, bal. r.
Meksikos valstija (provincija)
Sonora pasiskelbe nepriklau=.
soma il pertrauke visokius
santikius su Carranza il jo val
dzia.
Tas padaryta, kuomet gy-
ventojai nugirdo, kad Carran-
"a nori ella prisiQsti savo ka-
riuomene il ivesti valstDon
diktaturq, neva kokiai tai sa-
lies gerovei.
Gubernatorius Adolfo. de la
Huerta pasiprieSino tam Car
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-13
.LIETUVA STATO TAIKOS
SALYGAS BOLSEvIKAAS'

VarSava, bal. 12.-Sulig de-
pesos is Vilniaus, Lietuva pa
siuntt taikoS nOtq Maskvon.
Taiko> >QlygQ pirmon vieton
Lietuva state pripazinti Lietu-
val nepriklauSomybe, prisklrh
prize Lietuvos Kaunq, GrodniQ,
SuvaIkuS ir VilniQ, kaipo Sales
sostine.
Jei bolsevikQ valdzia sutiks
Su tai> lietuviQ paSiqlymais,
tuomet bus paskirtas laikas II
viNta taikos taryboms
Ia ziniq reikia priimti at
sargiai. Neslji paeina is Var
SavoS, is lenkQ versmiQ. Ne
gaima pasitikati yarSavine-
mis- ziniomis. Nes tos nekar-
ia mus apvyl6 il didzial ap-
SmeizG.