davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-11
ITALIA VEDA PREKYBA
sU BoLsEvIKINE RUsIJA.
Matyt, veikiai uzmegs ir di-
plomatinius santikius.

..Rymas, Spal. O. Italia su
Rusija siandie kaipir senai-
siais laikais veda prekyba. Is,
pradzip tas buvo daroma nezi-
nant talkininkams. Bet jau
siandie veikiama kick atvi-
riau.
Italia is Rusijos parsitrau-
kia jaw ir kitokiu reikalingQ
daiktQ. Ir eia, Ryme, yra Dol,
SevikQ valdzios komercijinis
agentas.
Patirta, kad ligsiol is Rusi-
jos yra importuota lvairiQ pre-
kin uz so milijonu liru.
Sakoma, kad kuomet Russia
padarys taika su Lenkija, tuo-
met Italia uzmegs diplomati-
MUS santikius su bolsevikine
Russia. Ir per Dardanelius is
teigs patogia prekybai linija
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-11
PLEsIKAI MEGINo ISL
LAUzTI vAISTINEN.
vienas is jp paseistas?

Vakar ryte trys plesikai me-
gino uzpakalinemis durimis i
silauzti vaistinen po mum. f8-
SO West Chicago ave.
Juos Observation-Disclosures uz-
tiko keli detektivai, kuriems,
turbut, buvo pranesta.
Plesikai pasoko begti. 1mta
j JUGS saudyti. Tie atsake su-
viais.,
Detektivai tvirtina, jog vie
mas is piktadariu turesias but
pazeistas. Kadangi begdamas
suklupes paleidus i il suvl.
Vakar tad visose ligoninese
padaryta paklausimai apie su-
zeista. Pranesta ir gydyto-
jams. Bet kol-kas neatsiektas
pageidaujamas tikslas.
Manoma, jie vaistinen linde
isvogti alkoholi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-11
METAI-voL. v. No. 2sg
Pkauas Ienq Darbas pes etuyq Tauta prizes Lietuvos Rebi

apsakoma. Daugelis produktp
visiskai pragaiso is turgavie-
ciu.
zmonip mirtingumas, ypae
dideja del badmiriayimo, del
neSvarybiq namuose ir gatve-
Sc. zmoniQ kunuose nebeliko
jokiQ riebalq. siandie baigia
nykti ir raumenys. Ju veidai
kaip vaskas nugelte.
Kadangi pilvus kuom-nors
reikia pripildyti, tad geria
zmones visokius kavos ar ar
batos substitutus, arba prige-
ria kadir paprasto vandens.
Nuo to zlunga znogaus svei-
kata ir visas veido pavyda-
las.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-11

( Bet kai-kurie kongreso at
stovu vadai priesinasi dides-
MAN skaitliui atstovQ. Sian
die atstovu yra 435. II, sako,
tieko CANA.
Teeiaus jp priesginiavimas,
matyt, bus tuseias. Mes patys
gyventojai pareikalaus tureti
daugiau atstoyu.
Smarkiai augta.
Pirm so metq Suv. ValstijQ
kongrese buvo skaitonla tik
243 atstovai iSviso. siandie jq
yra 435. Tuo pussimtmeeiu
teciaus trys valstijos vietoje
padidinti savo atstovq skait-
liu, po viena dar sumazino.
Mes tose valstIose 'skaitlius
gyventojQ sumazejo.
Tos valstijos yra Maine,
New Hampshire ir Vermont.
Turetu daug prisideti.
Jei pries skaitliaus padidini-
ma nebus kokiu priesginybiQ,
tad sekaneiui desimtmeeiui
kongrese atstovq skaitlius pa
didetu dar so atstoyais. Tuo-
met issviso butq 485 atstovai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-11

Washington, Spal. 9. - Pre-
zidentas Wilson's parede La
pkricio "A dienoje pagerbtl
zzuvusius kar6je, nuleidzlant
pusiau stiebo veliavas, issklei-
stas. ant visp viesqjq, karo lai-
vyno ir militariniq trobesiQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-11
LENkAI SAK0, REIKIA
LIETUVA ATkIRSTI NUO
RUSyOS.

Ryga, Spal. 9. - LenkQ
bolSevikamS prOponuojama al
misticijin6 liniia Su tikSlu at
kirSti LietuvQ nuo RusijoS, tai
he paGiQ LenkU SugalvojimaS.
Lenkai prie tokiQ politikos zy-
giQ dar nepriauge. Bet tai
PrancuzQ padaraS,
Cia Lenkai delegatai tq Su-
manymQ liniiQ pateisina pap
raStaiS i$SiSukinljimaiS. Jie
sake. jogLietuva jokilto budu
negalinti ~u>iSiekti Su Russia.
Mes j eSanti drauginga ne tik
Su boISevikaiS, bet ir su Vokie-
tija.
Lenkai trirtina, jog Lietu-
vo< su Russia suSiSiekimaS bu-
tn pavojus ne tik paGiai Len
kiiai. bet il visai Europai.
Lietuviai daugeli kartQ fax
tais prirod9, jog Lenkai me-
luoja prikaiSiodami Lietuvai
koki tai drougingumQ su boil
$evikais ar Vokietija.
Lietuviai sake. jog Lenkai
taiS Savo nieku nepamatuOtaiS
tvirtinimaiS m6gina tik Suklai-
dinti talkininkuS. Iii paskui
mazu-pamazu $tengtieS payer
gti LietuvQ.
Lietuva atSi>ak6 patekti Len
kQ globon, kaip buvO more
just VarSava. Lietuva kovoja
uz laisve ir nepriklausomybe.
Ir kuomet Var$avai nepavyko
patraukti ia prie Lenkijos gra-
zumu, Sugalvota Lietuvius su-
spausti ekonominiai If varu
priversti pasiduOti LenkQ glo-
bal.
Toliaus LenkQ suktyb6miS
pasipiktine il Latviai If Estai
ir kit. Jau galvojama aple
BaltijoS tautQ sajunga su tt
kslu pasiprieSmti LenkQ i'm
perijalistiniams zygiams. Mes
be Lietuvos jie kimba .dar prle
Latvijos teritorijQ.
Cia sakoma, jog, rasi, Len
kams pavyks atkirsti LietuVQ
nuo RusijOs Siuo kartu. Mes
RusijoS sovietQ valdzioS kari
mes sp6kos susilpn6jusios.
Bet ne visuomet taip bus If
paeioje Rusijoje. Gal tie pa
tvs bolSevikai, ar kita kokia
Rusijos valdzia juk nepakes
to Lenkp imperijalizmo. Tad
ka gi Lenkai tuomet pelnys?
Vargiai juos iSgelb6s If Pran-
o,,1oi
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-11
BUsIAs voKIEcIU LAI-
MEJIMAS.

Washington, Spal. 9. = Pre-
zidento personals sekretorius
Tumulty pasakt, jog republi-
konu partijos kandidato Har-
dingo veikimas politikos kan
panijoje dziugina Vokiecius.
Mes Harding kovoja prizes Tau
tQ Sajunga.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-11
Epidemiju lizdas..

Ten nera, kuro, nera Silto
vandens, nera maudyniQ, nera
'dzianitoriu. Nera kan valy-
ii kiemus, namus, gatves. Ne
ra kan prasalinti visokias pt-
vancias atmatas.
Petrogradas Siandie tikras
visokiu epidemijp lizdas. Siau-
cia Slakuota siltine, dyzente-
ria, ispaniskoji influenza, ra,l
pal, alkis, badas. Tai visa ap-
vainikuoja mirtis.
Ligonines uzkimstos ligo-
niais, daugiausia moterims.
ELigeninese salta, neturima ku-
ro. Net operacijos atliekamos
saltuose kanbariuose. Taip,
kad po kiekvienos operacijos
seka neiSvengtina mirtis.
Ligoninese ligoniai turf tu-
reti nuosavus uzklodalus ir pa
klodalus, jei nenori susalti.
Visokiu reikalingu gydymo.
daiktu trpksta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-11
UNGARIJA GAUNA 20 MI
LIJoNU PAsKoLos.

Vienna, Spal. 9. = Is Buda-
pesto tia pranesta, jog Pran-
cuzija Ungarijai paskolina 800
milijonq frankQ 60 mil. dol.)
uz 5 nuoS. Suma lures but SUI
grazinta. j Is metQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-11
$500 L|ETuvOS SAU-
LIAMS,
("Draugui" telegrama).

ROCHESTER, N. Y, spal.9.
Gia Spalip men. 7 Lietuviu
prakalbose su1inkta penh sim
tai dolieriu Lietuvos sauliams.
varomasi igi tukstaneio do
ieriu.
Kalbetojai vietiniai: gerb.
kun. J. Kasakaitis ir gerb. j.
Rickis.
Enthusiastically obalsis: Duo
kim Lenkams per galva. Tu-
kstantis dolieriu sauliams!
Kun. Kasakaitis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-11
P|NIGy KURsAs.

svstimu saliu pinigu verte, mai
nant nemaziau $4,000 spaliu Z
buvo tokia sulig Merchants Loan
and Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlingQ svarui $S.S2.
Iietuvos 100 auksinu 1.sO.
Lenkijos 100 marhp -
yokietiios 100 markiu 100
Praneuzijos " $1.oo Il fr. 7s
1talijos " $1.oO "a !. 95
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-11
BUSIA MILIJ0NAS ATEI
vTU.

Washington, Spal. 8. : Cia
federaliai -valdininkai apskai-
to spedami, jog 1921 metals
Suv. Valstijos susilauksian-
clos is Europos vieno milijono,
jei nedaugiau, ateiviQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-11
BERLYNE sUsToJE LAI-
KRAsCIAI. :

Berlynas, Spal. 9. Kuone Vi
vi cia nesocijalistiniai laik-
raseiai neiseina. Streikuoja O.
fisu darbininkai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-11
0 R 4 S,

Chicago If apylink6s. = Sra
zus oras Siandie ir rytoj; vidu-
tine temperature.
Vakar temperature augSe. Is l.,
zemiausia 50 |.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-11
sTREIKUOJA 100000 OAR
BININKU AUDIMINEsE.

Rymas, Spal. 8. : Italijos
audiminese sdirbtuvese strei=
kuoja 100000 darbininkQ. No
rima gauti didesne nzmokes-
Il.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-11
GATVEKARIS SUDAUzE
VIENNA.

Ant kampo IA If Clark gat
Clark gatvekaris uzvaziavo il
sumiuzgino vezima, prigulintj
Acme Cracker Co.
Pavojingai suzeistas veze,
Jas Michel J. Egan, So metq
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-11
KAS VE|KIASI PETRO-
GRADE?
Tx VIENos NEG1RDETos
BAISENYBEs.
Gyventojus smaugia badas ir
ligos.

Paryzius, Spal. 9. Apie
Petrogrado padejima pranesa
Suomijos Raudonojo Kryziaus
organizacija. Ia organizacija
paskeLbe atsiliepima j viso pa
saulio Raudonojo Kryziaus
draugijas. Kviecia gelbeti Pet
rograda.
Prize atsliieplmo pridetas do
kumentas, pagamintas prof.
Zeidler, buvusio Petrogrado
Raudonojo Kryziaus virsaieio,
siandie gyvenaneio Suomijoje.
Zeidler 10 dokumente pla-
ciai nupasakojama, kaip Pet
rogradas merdeja. siandie Pc
trograde gyventojq esama H.
gi 100000 zmonip. Tai beveik
tik ketvirtoji dalis prieskari-
nio skaitliaus. Rasoma:
Mirtis siaucia visomis pu-
semis. Ziemos laikotarpiu pa
d6jimas paarses. Siaueia viso-
keriopa siltine ir plauciq liga.
Tos MICS pakerta zno-
mes tukstanciais. Ateinaneioji
ziema ten viska pabaigs.
Kurui suvartoti trobesiai
Kuro padetis nekuomet ne
buvo taip bloga. Visi mediniai
trobesiai nugriauti If suvarto-
ii kurui. Malkq padalinama
lygiai gyventojams. Bet ap-
sukresnieji zmones naktimis
visa tai pasiglenzia. Dauge-
lis tad neturi kuo prakurti pc
eiq.
Medziq sandeliai sunacijo-
nalizuoti. Vienam sandelyj
dirbami karstai. Kas menuo
padirbama po 10000 karstq.
Ir medis jau baigiamas. Bet
tq karstq nepritenka numire-
liams. Be to, zmones neturi
laiko palaidoti numirelius.
Tad dazniausia lavonai islai-
komi po keliolika dienp ma
muose.
Buvo meginama pataisyh
mieste gatves, kurios pilnos
duobiu nuo sutrukimo van
dens nuovadp. Bet tas darbas
nepavyko. Gatvems taisyti pa
vartojamos nledines kulhutes.
Naktimis zmones jas islupa If
pavartoja kurui.
Naktimis mieste nera svie-
SOS. Neturima sviesos nei ma
muose. Kerosino galionui 45O
rublip. zvakip nera.
Nera transportacijos.
Neturima jokiu priemoniq
daiktq transportacijai vande-
niu. Mes mediniai laiYeliai Sc
mai sunaikinti ir medis suvar-
totas .krlrui. Gelezinkeliai uz-
init tik miltu isveziojimu.
Pasazzieriniais traukiniais is
Petrogrado iskeliauti kasdien
leidziama tik 200 Smoniu.
Darbininkams duodama po
puae sraro duonos dienoje.
Kai-kada duodama II kitokio
maisto. Maisto brangenybe ne
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-11
PRANCUZAMS PAvEsTA
voKIEcIU TERRITORIAL.

Paryzzius, spal. 9. Buvu-
sia vokieeip Togo teritorije
Aprikoj Anglia perdaye val
dyti Prancuzijai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-11

Federalis distrikto proSu-
roras Chicagoje pazada, jog
uz poros savaieiu cia busia an
gliu uztektinai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-11
TALKININKAMs NoRISI
VoKIEcIU LEKTUvo.
Bet Vokieciai atsisako paduoti

Berlynas, spal. 8. zepeli-
no istaigose Vokieeiai padlrb-
dino milziniSka aliuminini lex
tuva. II paskelbe, jog tue le-
ktuvu Vokieciai lakunai me-
ginsia skristi per Atlantika.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-11
Pakyla Nesutikimai Anglijos
su MaskvOs Valdzia
BoLsEVIKU ATSToVAs
ATSIKERTA ANGLIJAI.
Sake. Anglia nepildanti sa-
lygu.
Londonas, Spal. 9. - Darbo

'Ot
organas Herald paskelbe Ang-
lijos vyriausyb6s notq bolsevi-
kams. Ia nota pirm keliQ die
NJ vyriausyb6 buvo pasiuntusi
MaskvOn. Anglia grieztai pa
reikalavo, kad Maskvos val
dzia paliuosuotu visus Angli-
jos ,nelaisvius, kokie tik lig,
SioI laikomi Rusijoje.
Nota yra ultimatumo formo-
je. Pasakyta, kad jei Maskvos
valdzia Anglijos reikalavimo
neiSpildys ligi SpaliQ II d. ar
ba neduos patenkinanGio atsa-
kymo, tuomet Anglia imsis
tam tikrQ priemoniu prizes So
vietine Rusijq.
Krassinas atsako.
Leonid Krassin, cia Rusijos
sovietQ prekybos misijos pir-
mininkas. Maskvos valdzios
vardu atsak6 Anglijai ! jos
nota-ultimatuma.
Krassin sake, jog Maskvos
valdzia mielu noru ispildys
Anglijos reikalavimus, jei ia
patti Anglia iSpildys taippat
savo pasizad6jimus, padarytus
praeito Liepos menesi..
Tuomet Anglia, sake Kra-
:sSin. pasizad6jo paliuosuoti is
savo nelaisv6s visus Rusus ir
pertraukti prizes Russia visoki
militarini veikima,
Anglp nelaisveje daug Rusp
Anglijos notq Maskvon pa
siunt6 uzrubeziniu reikalQ Sc
kretorius Curzon, anot Hera-
lido. Tai buvo Spaliu 1 d. Pa
reikalauta, kad bolSevikai per
trauktQ savo propaganda ir
paliuosuotp Angus nelaisvius.
Krassin atsake Spaliu men.
6 d. Jis pareiske, jog Angli-
ia ne tik neispilde savo pasi-
zadejimu If salygQ, bet dar
visas laikas gelbejo Rusijos
sovietu prieSininkams.
Rusijos nelaisviQ Anglai tu-
ri Egipte, Persijoj, Konstan-
tinopolyj ir Batume, sake Kra-
ssin. Tie nelaisviai pageidauja
kuoveikiaus sugryzti Rusijon.
Bet jie nepaliuosuojami.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-11
Noreta paimti.

Talkininku kontroles komi-
sija vakar megino konfiskuoti
ta lektuva. Mes sulig armis-
ticijos. patvarkymp Vokietija
neturi teises dirbties jokiQ le-
ktuvu be aiskaus talkininkq
leidimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-10-11
Nieko nepelnyta.

L9ktuvo konstruktoriaiS te-
Claus atsisake paduoti lektu-
va komisijai.
Jie pareiske, kad talkininkal
neturi jokios teises kabinties
prie lektuvo. Kadangi armis-
ticijinis patvarkymas prizes le-
ktuvus nustojo savo vertes pra
eius 6 menesiams po pasirasy-
mo po armisticijos salygomis.
Nauji gincai.
Tasai atsakymas talkinin-
kuose pakele nauja galvosukl.
Tai iau tarptautinis gincas ir
klausimas. Mes talkininkai bu-
vo name, jog jp padaryta su
Vokietija armisticija taip ilgai
gera, kaipir taikos sutartis.
Tuo tarpu Vokieeiai kitaip
aiSkina.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-15

America. Of whom I am part, but
to Harvard University as well. which
is the most time honored educational
institution. at present most popularity
attended by Chinese students. Can the
American public tolerate that?
However, there is one factor that
we must not lose sight Of. Shantung
is acted by one Toga Yamamota. The
name is japanese. Then, also, Shan. !.
tung' uses kind of cigarette marked
with oriental characters. Let me as
sure you. those characters are not Chi
nese, but japanese. You can see. there
fore. that there is the japanese situa-
ton. tied in with this Chinese puzzle.
Personally. believe, when the
Shantung controversy (thc real Shan
tung question: is going on in the world
when the Senate in Washington is
fighting for the cause Of justice and
equity, when the Chinese at home are
struggling hard to complete the eco
nomic boycott and to convince the
world Of righteousness end, finally,
when the Americans in the orient are
expecting their home folks to learn the
real situation, the public opinion In
America should be kept on the right
track. Hence this communication.
Thanking you in advance for the
publication Of this communication
Sincerely yours. II. CHEN"
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ToDAYs MARRIAGE LICENSES

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Sam Biackman. 1928 s. 9th St. and Reba
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METHOD|STS NAME
DR.. B|RNEY BISHOP
Member OF Boston University
Faculty Chosen by Confer
ence on First Ballot
LIMIT OF TERM OPPOSED
by the Associated Press

Des Moines. Ia, May 15.-Dr. l.. J.
Birney, Of Boston University, was
elected bishop of the Methodist Epis
copal Church OH the ballot taken yes
terday, the general conference in ses
sion here was informed today. He was
the only one elected on that ballot. His
vote was $40. The number necessary
for election is 537.
The committee on cpiscopacy has de-
cided to recommend non concurrence IN
the plan of limiting the term of Office
of bishops Of the church.
Various plans were submitted to the
committee, the majority asking that thu
bishops be elected for a term of eight
years, at the expiration of which they
should again become pastors unless re
elected.
Another plan which was submitted
TO the same committee was that the
bishops presiding over an annual con
ference should not appoint any pastor
to any charge without the consent o.
majority of the district superintend
ents of the conference. The commit
tee will also recommend nOnconcur'
renee in this memorial.
There is a vacancy in the editorshir
Of the Methodist Review, for the editor
DR.. w. V. Kelley, is in failing health
and also there promises to be sharI
contest for the editorship of Sunda.
school publications, since DR.. Henry NJ
Meyer, the present editor, is accused o
hcrctical tendencies.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-15
PASTOR OPPOSES
Y. M. c. A. DANCING
He Declares Association Will Be
Cut OF by Church if
Glasses Continue
TO TEACH JAZZ STEPS

Dancing classes in the Young Men 3
Christian Association branches. ipaugu
rated last month and planned on n
broad scale for next season. are being
opposed.
The question has been raised whether
the clergy and church pcopr. whose
support has always been given TO "Y"
work, will break away from the organi-
cation IL the classes are continued.
II see no reason why the Y. NJ. &.
A. should run in direct competition to
the dance halls along Fifty second
street. the Rev. Asa J. Ferry, pastor
of Bethany Presbyterian Temple. Fifty.
third and Spruce streets. said today in
reference. to the West Branch of the
organization.
81 called at the West Branch and ad-
vised the directors that, in my opinion.
they were making a mistake" he con Z.
tinued. THE Y. NJ. e.. 4. was created
for educational purposes. moral ad-
vanccment and general upliftH As such. Il.
the organization had the support of the
church and the church people.
81 do not see how this dancing bust =
ness has anything to do with cduca :
tion and moral uplift. The church itself
does not stand for dancing. And II the
Y. M. G.. A. officials persist IN holding
tDese uHnc1nR CLASSES. ! DPllpNp tnPN
| will find the church cut of from them. "
! Dancing classes were inauguratcd last
| month at both the Central and West
Branches. Classes are held every week.
Two more will be held before they end
| for the warm season.
II. ]. Robinson. director of the
classes, said today that next season he
will supervise dancing in all the Y.
NJ. G. A. branches and in the Young
Women's Christian Association. He ex :
planned that the classes are properly
chaperoned and that all Objectionable
steps are eliminated.
Certainly we teach jazz steps" he
said. THE music of the day is Jazz,
and one must dance to the music"
Mr.. Robinson holds the opinion that
the orchestra controls the dancing on
the floor.
Take these novelty dances" h,
said. "1f the orchestra puts on steam
the effect on the dancing is shown i'm
mediately. We take the sting out Of the
jazz, play without exaggerated effects
thereby regulating the dancing and re
moving the possibilities for any step
that might be regarded as objection
able.
| Leaders of the Y. NJ. e. A. worl
stated today that the dancing classe
had been inaugurated when the deman,
for them from the members became s.
strong it could not be overlooked.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-15
PROPAGANDA BY JAPANESE
SEEN IN "CEILNESE' FILM
Student at Penn Says Nip.
poneSe actor and Cigarettes
CiUe Secret AUdy
Protest against Alleged Ef-
forts TO Hold His Nation to
Scorn by the Screen

Hong Cbor chinese student at tbe
J-nivcrc;., ar p,,,ms,i,on,o oovs that
thc movics aro oil v,rong yLen II comes
TO Aims os hi. n,tiyc land osneciallv
whom Iononn.o aIors NAV Cb;ncse
'norts ""'""''' "S' ''
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and takos . warn, ;ntcrost in American
ms wcll n. Ch;noSa nffair. II Ia ono of
his ,rootos, Jos;wos a. ho,o The neonIe
of this oo,,ntr,, ,,ndorstond tbo Orient
and ,ny ,,n,,;,,, ,,;o.vroa That have nm
onnos;tc ofroo, a,a,,sa h;s ,,ratb
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Cites One Particular Picture
On tbo s,h;oo, of a. wrong wav
IN mako Cbncso ,,ov;ng nicturcs. he
.o;d l., i.t,a. oI;tou ~ Tho
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.Yostordou nH aftornnnn honnonod IN
drop into a movie house at Thirteenth
anu Markci streets ! was gIven srra. I'm,
pu,.p,,se WIZ, Wn"n tne I,Ic.ure en.nu, nc
n'' fs hnu was peIns prsSen'eu ~
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ChiheSe picture ana SO run Oh honsense
tnat no Ialr- -minded american OF sensl
tiye Nhihesc would look at IL Wi'nou'
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-15
CHURCH MAY QUIT
1 JOINT MOVEMENT
presbyterian Assembly Here
Will Get Resolution to With
draw From Campaign
VIII CRITICIZE METHODS

.oommcndation that the Presby =
a.. church withdraw from the In
,..ehurcb @ World Movement will be made
u" a. annual meeting of the Pres
,,.,on General Assembly which meets
~ city next week, according to
us" % r. Wootan, publicity director oi
the Tsn -cna,i anomipg meeting Of the assembly
in' nroJicted. will also bring forth
~, Of the New Era Movement now
frl,,S'' S.ins conducted by the Presbyterian
CnTLcu' C 'prcsbytery of. Cincinnati. he
lns IN Mr., Wootan. will ask for O
.inu coru,ns Of The church executive com :
r,s reue", action in entering the Inter
moI m..eII World Movement, request ap :
cnuIedd bv thc presbyteries Of Erie, Pa,
Prot,.iuus Hs okla, Grand Rapids,
Mirh Logansport, Ind, and Dayton
onio; nso.,tlo supported by the presbytcries
'gn5rcrsidc, Calf. Dayton. o.; Col.
o. .o,.,hia 4. Y: McAlester, Okla. For'
gInu,o Wn"nc Ind, and Baltimore o.. he
wy wy JocIares that 'the New. Era com
,,,,o sa.u, would be more effective and ef-
ihi.,et a.;ont Il lis operations were under the
ihwrmadiate hr,rnd direction of the boards OF
,i'l"'p hi 'prosbyterian Church." The OBJ
iln,ors ,nv viii also ask for "a limit of aii :
;bority and for limit on the commit
tees expenses. - o, soo
SAW NJ the New Era Movement. viii
nrssent A report of the work accom-
pitib,d ppi;sbod during the year. which, 1t wa'
p ,p.;d would be n constructive answer
to'I 70 much of the criticism of that body
The New Era Movement, was designed
!, v was stated, ito put through a com
hred budget for all the church boards
and in other ways to -ordinate tn'
work of the Presbyterian Church, -