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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-22
By HUGH ROBERTS Washington Bureau The Age Herald
 1tt5I


 Washington, March 21.-(SpeciaL)- The army reorganization bill passed the House by a vote of 244 to 92.
 The bulk of the opposition was cast by southern democrats. The vote of two southern states is typical Ala bama cast six negatives votes with no affirmative. Representatives Almon. Dent Blackmon, Hefiin. Oliver and SteagalI voted against the bill. Rep resentatives McDuffie. Bankhead and Rainey were paired against 1t.
 Georgia voted 8 to against the bill. divided as follows: Against, Bell, Brand. Crisp. Lankford. Larsen. Park. wisce, Wright. For. Lee, overstreet. Upshaw, Vinson.
 The opposition on the part of south ern democrats was based upon the fol- lowing reasons:
 (1) The composition of each arm and branch of the service is left to ex- ecutive authority. and represents sur render of 8 right Congress has always exercised.
 CD The bill fixes the total number of officers leaving their assignment with restrictions &s to the total num- Der in each arm or branch to war department discretion.
 (3) The bill gives much larger number of officers to the general staff in Washington than any evigency In peace time requires (4) The number of officers provided is far beyond the increase in enlisted strength.
 (5) The percentage of higher officers is too large. It provides for and 1a per cent of colonels and lieutenant coll onels, whereas the percetage should be and 21a.
 (s) The staff corps or department provisions fiv the number. of officers in grades from highest to lowest, so that one corps may be overloaded with higher officers and another with sus- ordinate.
 These reasons were cited by the spokesman of the opposition, Repre- sentative Dent of Alabama, formet chairman of the military committed
 The bill, over which the House wrangled for so long, will no " go to the Senate. For 1t the chairman ot the Senate committee will substitute his measure. It provides for compul- sorry military training.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-22
Southern Democrats Vote
 Against House Army Bill
Senator Johnson Charges Scandal in Money Spending by Wood Forces in Minnesota and South Dakota-Wood
 Forces Afraid to Bak Penrose in Pennsylvania

Johnson charges. The G. o. P. bosses are up in arms. They admittedly fear dissention becoming permanent Ger tainly, they declare, there is danger of a popular reversion. For the Mich igan scandal caused by the expendi- ture of a barrel of money by friends of Senator Newberry is yet so fresh that similar charges by Johnson, di- rected against his opponents operat- ing in South Dakota and Minnesota, will appeal to the people as significant -of desire on the part of the repub- 1ieans to buy the nation If they can not win it legally.
 And, therefore, comes the report, that as soon as the Senate adjusts it. self following the league fight, 1t will have something to say regarding the new scandal which Johnson would pre- cfpitate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-22
Detectives Hold Jewelry
 For Identification

Approximately s1.ooo worth of gold jewelry was found by members of the local detective department in local boarding house seeral days ago and as yet no claimant to the jewelry has been found.
 The lot contains reconstructed rubies, cameos, scarf pins. cuff links. collar buttons and various other ar- ticles of jewelry.
 Detectives Cartwright and Barefield have taken over charge of the lot and any person or persons who hare lost any jewelry of the above description may call at the detective department to identify any lost articles.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-22
Foley's Honey and Tar
COMPOUND

CLEARS THE THROAT of phlegm and mucus. stops that tickling, opens the air psssakes for easier breathing and eoa,s the nv, inHamed surfaces with . heal ins. soothin& medicine.
 Crateful Father TeIls What It Did W. E. Curry. l3o Up 9th St.. Evsnsville; Ind. writes: "I have little girl yesrs whe nss s'1ood dssl of trouble with eroup., lhsvs us:d m Folsy's Honey and Tar Csmpound. gvlns LIE ! se her seeordinG to dirsctions. and cbainin9 instant sss hs. " -io s :ps ss.s s.s < .ssi:.ia :as - os- M ;t ;s the best remedy for bed cold. esush. thsesa trouble or erou0 that ever ssw. Parents who use Foleys Honey and Tar know it is safe and no harm VII come even if an overdose should be fiven by accident. IL tastes good ana eh;ldren like it. It won't upset the deil- esie ssomachs of young childzen. deliesfe pes,oas or eldesly reople.
 EUGENE JACoBg DRUG sToRl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-22
MAINE DELEGATES
 GO CONSTRUCTED
Rx As,oeIatsd Prs,e

Bangor. Maine. March H.-The four delegates at large and eight district dele gates to the republican national conven- ton from this state, to be chosen at the state convention here next Thursday will be uninstructed. if precedent is followed Supporters of Major General Wood s candidacy for the presidential nomina- ton have formed state organization and claim that the delegates will be favorable to their candidate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-22
SEN NATE'S ACTION
 ON SELF-DETERMINA ATTON

Washington, March 21.-(Special.)-- The Senate adheres to the principle Of the right of self determination-this irrespective of the fate of the treaty.
 The Senate so voted. Self determi- nation is admittedly mysterious phrase. It's prime meaning is the right of self government
 Senator Williams of Mississippi, in discussing sself determine tion," de- clared that some years ago it was called secession Senator Lenroot of Wisconsin, after fiery speeches, voted against the inclusion of the phrase be- cause by it's inclusion the Senate would put itself on record as agreeing that the south. in 1861, was justified in it's course. This was also appreciated by Senator Wadsworth of New York, who futilely fought for an amendment to make the language read: Self deter imitation as applied by the United States" But the Senate was head long, and the Senate Is on record as adhering to the principle of self de- termination for all people.
 That principle was stated in con nection with the reservation express ing sympathy for Irelands fight for self government. The Senate voted down an effort to apply the principle to Korea and Egypt, and other de- pendencies, specifically stated, but was moved to contrary action in the case of Ireland. This prompted Sem ator Borah to exclaim
 4sIhis is a proposition of the Senate of the United States, with nearly 20.- 100000 people in the United States of Irish blood, just at the beginning of . political campaign. applying the great principle of self government to no one except those who can vote.
 'Tt is the most I must admit that language fails one when it comes to discussing such action on the part of the Senate. Have we lost all self re- spect and all sense of decency toward the world that we shall withhold from the subject people who are oppressed and with whom we are to deal in the future under this league, this great Fundamental principle which has been a part of our faith for 150 years and placed there by the blood of our for bears?
 'sWhy? For no other reason on earth than that we are afraid to face the situation politically in the United States and deny to these people whc have the vote that which we refuse to those who have not the vote."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-22
Mrs. ]. D. Curtis Dies

Mobile, March 21.-tspeciaL)- )--Mrs. Ella L. Curtis. wife of J. D. Curtis, a prominent retired merchant of Atmore. died here today at a local infirmary after a long illness. Mrs. Curtis was 56 years of age, native of Alabama and a member of the Baptist Church
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-22

all rather we'll known in North Ala bama, but undoubtedly some of them have larger following than the others. Governor O'Neal, from his home town of Florence. is on the ground waging an in- tensive campaign. MT. Heflin will un- Timber his guns on the 24th, with an address in Sheffield and in Florence, fol- lowing which he will stump the entire section. The other candidates, it Is an- nounced, will be here in the near fu- ture
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-22
'MIDSHIPMEN WIN
 AGAINST COLUMBIA
By Associated Press

Annapolis, March 2l.-The Annapolis midshipmen defeated Columbia Uni versity in a dual fencing engage ment here yesterday, Il to bouts. The Middies took out of bouts with the foils, four straight with the sabre, but Boomer, the Columbia crack, won from Shears, in the duelling sword engage ment. The work of Captain smellie navy and Bloomer, In the foil engage ments, featured.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-22
PALMER TO SPEAK IN
 BIRMINGHAM APRIL 30
By Associated Press

Montgomery. March 21.-Alexan- der Troy. secretary of the Alabama Bar Association today. was nOti- fled of the acceptance by Attorney General Palmer of m invitation to aaaress the association at its an- nnaI convention h Birninghan April 30-Way T.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-22
THREE
Republican Nominee Dies
gy Associstsd Prsss

Charlotte -, C.. March -I-Ntosss <. Harshaw of Lenoir, republican nominee in the Eighth North Carolina district for Congress aled Saturday in nlspDal here, where he had been under treat- ment for several days.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-22

Of the 262.s2o persons employed by the telephone companies in the United States in 1917. 171,119. or more than e5 per cens. were women.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-22

husband. two daughters Mrs. Cecil Jones and Miss Aline Curtis of At more; two sons. Fred Curtis, cashier
 of the Bank of Pollard, and J. D. Curtis of Atmore.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-22
s'Jnst Enough Turkish"

'.Jast Enough Turkish"
 A Hippodromc audience may truly be called representative" of the whole United Statcs-so this day-after-day pref erence for Fatima is highly significant.
 For one thing, it shows the broad sweep of Fatima's popularity.
 But more important = it indicates that men generally are growing more sensitive to the taste-effect of too much or too little Turkish tobacco in their cigarettes.
 Fatima's '.Just enough Turkish" blend, in other words, is the one feature which sets it definitely apart from all other cigarettes-and which accounts for its leadership at so many famous places.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-26
DR., KARALIUS NESVEI-
KAPROTIS?
PASIRODE, KAD JIS ME.
KUS KALBA.
Pavestas jis istirti proto svei-
kumo komisijai. g..

DR.. A. J. Karaliaus, soci-
.ialisto, kurs norejo pasidary-
ii gala del rasinejimo svai-
galQ receptQ, reikalas vakar
pasibaig6 be nieko.
. Buvo kaltinamas prohibici-
jos agentas Goss, kad jis ne
legaliai uztaises kilpas" Ka-
raliui.
Bet agentas Dr.. Karaliaus
pasakojimus grieztai uzgyn6,
Pasekmeje paabejota apie
DR.. Karaliaus tvirtinimus il
pavestas jis proto sveikumo
komisijos observacijai. Mes
kartais jam gall ii trukti gal
vote vieno-kito Sulo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-26
LENKAI SAKOSI ATMUSA
BoLSEVIKU ATAKAS.
Bolsevikai paeme Mogileva.

Varsava, kovo 25. : LenkQ
Stabas oficijaliai praneSa, kad
paSelusi bolSevikQ ataka prizes
lenkus Bobruisko apylink6se
atmuSta.
Bolsevikp kariuomene apru-
pinta Sarvuotais automobiliais
IL tankomis.
Sakoma, kaikuriose vietosc
lenkams prisi9jo muSties tie
siog su durtuvais, kuriQ boise
vikai neatlaike.
Lvovo laikrasciai paskelb6,
kad bolSevikai pa6me Mogile-
va. Pirm to is miesto pab6ge
kuone visi gyventoiai.
Ukrainu yyriausioji stovyk-
Ia perkelta ! Human sulig
premiere Mazepos jparedymo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-26
CANA AIsKUs KERsTo
DARBAs.
Piktadsriai Wis dar lesuseka-
mi.

Cork, Airija, kovo 26. Me
kas negali aiskiai pasakyti,
gSas nuzude vietos lorda ma
jora McCurtain. Bet virsijanti
kitas nuohone yra ia, kad j
nuzude vietos policija. Mes
pirm to cia ibuvo nuzudyta
visa ellie policmonQ.
Sta teorija (daleidimasl ga
Ii but tikriausia. Nors mics
to majoras neturejo nieko
bendra su zudymais policnto-
nq. Bet jis buvo stiprus Airi-
jos patrijotas, K savo Sales
reikalus buves jau kent6jes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-26
STOVIS VOK|ET|JOJ.

BolSevikai kontroliuoja visa
Ruhr apskriti. Apie normali stow
.pranesta is Essu If Dusseldorfo.
Belgu kariuomene apsaugoja til
ia per upe Rhine ties Vokietijos
miestu Wesel. Oficijaliai uzginta,
kad Vessel butu paeme bolsevikai.
Eberto vyriausybe siuncia ka-
riuomene prizes bolSevikus j Ruhr
apskriti.
Leipzigas aprimo. Susisickimas
SUI Halle, pietvakaruose nuo Leip-
zigo, pertrauktas.
Taippat If apic miesto Koburg
stow nieko nezinoma.
Berlyne nieko ypatimgo. Ina
pritrukti maisto.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-26
Talkininkq Nesutikinlai -Pra-
pies Visur Betvarke

klaidu il nemielai sutinka.
kad salygos butu pildytinds.
Tx viena Prancuzija stow -uz
salygQ neatmainingumq, mes
pastaroji daugiausia nukenta.
just nuo vokieciQ.
Toks paziuru skirtumas tarp
talkininku pakelia nesutiki-
mus ir tas vokieGiams duoda
progos issisukti i tu salygu.
Kares metu II paskuf tai
kos konferenciio, metu tai
kininkai bendrai il dldziau-
siam sutikimc darbavosi.
Siandie jau apsireiskia dideli
skirtumai il nepasitenkinimai.
Tas ivyko todel, mes taiIlos
-konferencijos metu nepak.au-
syta Suv. Valstiju prezidento
balso, kad taikos sutartis bu-
tn paremta demokratijos prin-
cipais, kad payergtosios tau
tos butu paliuosuotos, kad nu-
galetos salys nebutq perdaug
prispaustos ir paliktos despe-
racijoje.
Vietoje demokratizmo taikos
konferencijoje svarbiausia
role atloSe imperijalizmas il
Hai to pasekm6s.
Vokietija aiskiai mato savo
buyusiq priesininkQ savitarpi-
'hius nepasitenkinimus, reika-
lauja atmainyti taikos sally
gas il pakelia baisiausia be-
tvarke. Tuo pasinaudoja boil
Sevikai ir plecia visur savo
anarchija.
zinovai tvirtina, kad po 81
tn suiruciQ Vokietija neat
kels sveika. Kick pd!aukr
ten uzviespataus bolsevikai.
Tuomet pavoju pajus visa
Europa.
Kad to isvengti, rodcs, dar
butp laiko talkininkams IS
naujo susijungti bendran der
ban ir pataisyti padarytas SUI
tartyje klaidas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-26
NoREJE sUs1JUNGT1 sU
RUSU BoLsEvIKAIs.
Tai buves tikslas uzpulti
I Prancuzija.

Berlynas, kovo 2!6. - Vi
dujiniu reikalQ minister's
Koch pranes6, kad prizes Ber-
lyno apvaldyma vokieeiu mi
litaristu vadai buvo pareika-
lave vyriausybes padidlnti
vokieciu armija, susijungti su
rusu iboisevikais ir atkersyti
Prancuzijai.
Bet, sake Koch, preziden-
tas Ebert reikalavima atmete.
II kuomet militaristai prade-
jo smarkiau bruzd6ti, buvo i
sakyta suarestuoti ;ip vadus.
TeGiaus nesuspeta tas atlik-
ii. Miltaristai pirmiau paki-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-26
PRIEsGININGAS VEIKI-
MAS PAKELS Boise
vIKIzMA VoKIE-
TIJoJE.
Tuomet nueis niekais taikos
salygos.

Paryzius, kovo 26. - Woke
tia raiciojasi konvulsijose,
BolSevikai pakilo If, atrodo,
trumpoj ateityj apvaldys Vo-
kietija. Paskui visai Europai
grumos naujos nelaimes.
Kas stipriai isidemi visus
pastarQju dienu atsitikimus
Vokietijoje, tas gall suprasti,
kad tai visa paeina nuo' ne
tinkamai padarytos taillos SUI
tarties su Vokietija.
Po kar6s talkininku atstoyai
be jokio pasitarimo su Vollic-
tijos. atstovais sustat6 taikos
salygas ir Siandie ne visi jie
sutinka, kad tos salygos Dutti
pildytinos.
Nereikia sakyti apie tn So
lygu kokybe. JOS zmomos is
to, kad Vokietijai induotos su
prievaFta. Nepagalyota apie
tai, ar Volsietija gales jas is
pildyti.
siandie Italia ir Anglia
jau iziuri sutartyje dideliu
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-26
Sakoma, Policija Nuzudzziusi
Cork'o Majora

Tad kaipo tokiam ir atkersy-
ia. 80
Kuomet lordas majoras nu-
sautas ir pakeltas truksmas
namuose, atvykusi policija i
maioro namus nesipuole tuo-
iaus klausineti uzpuolimo If
nuzudyno aplinkybiu il les
koti galvazudziu, bet atliko
lnuodugniausia krata namuo-
sc.
Tas reiskia, kad policiia
ieskojjo kokiu nors prirody-
lnp, su kuriais butp galima
primesti katie paeiam nazu7.
dytam zmogui If podraug pa
haltinti pacius zmogzudzius.
Nuzudytas majoras buyo di-
dis Airijos patrijotas ir yisq
pilieciq gerbiamas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-26
.PADIDINTk UzMOKESTIS
M|ESTO DARBININ-
kAMS,l

Chicagos mieSto taryba va
kar didziuma balSQ nutar6 pa
didn't uzmokeSti miestO dar-
bininkamS II tarnautOjams,
kuriQ yra daugiau $4,000. Tam
tikSlui pripazinta iSleisti 4 mi
liionai dolieriQ.
Uzmokestis padidinta polic-
monamS, gaiSrininkams, kler-
kams If viSokios rQ$ies dar-
bininkams. Vadinasi, apsisau-
gotta streikQ.
Bet visas keblumas tame,
kad taryba uzmokesti padi-
dino, nezinodama, kur mics
tas gaus tuos 4 milijonus. Mes
bankininkai kol-kas nesutin-
ka skolinti pinigQ-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-26
SUV. VALSTIJOS STOVI
Prizes SULTANATA
EUROPoJE.
Reikalauja, kad sultano sostas
butu perkeltas M. Azijon.

Washington, kovo 25.-Pir-
miau is valstyb6s departamen-
to buvo paskelbta, kad Suv.
ValstiiQ vyriausybe i talkmin-
ku paklausina jau buvo pa
siuntusi jiems savo. nuomone ir
troskimus Turkijos likimo
klausime.
Vallar ia ,pirmutin6 zinia
at:aukta, mes nota tuo tikslu
dar gaminama. Po nota pasi-
raSysiqs nauias valstNbes SEX
retorius Colby. Tai busias jo
pirmasis diplomatinis darbas.
Sulig tos notos, Suv. Valsti-
jq noras Turkijos sultano So
sta if valdzia visai praSalinti
is Europos, taigi. ir is Konstan
tinopolio il podraug stipriai
apdrausti Arm6nijos respubli-
ka.
Pagaliaus Turkija Mazojoj
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-26
REIKALAUJA PERTAISY-
TT TAIKOS SUTARTI.
Mes be to nebus numalsinta
Vokietija.

Berlynas, kovo 25.- Spar
takai taip ilgai truksmaus Vo-
kietijoi, kol Versailleso taikos
sutartis nebus pertaisyta, >
sake baronas Won Lersner,
buves vokieciQ atstovas Parry
ziuje, kuris nenor6jo nuo tai
kininkQ priimti kares metu
prasizengusiq vokieciQ saraSo
ir pasitrauke is uzimamos vie
tos.
Lersner sake, kad kuomet
sutartis bus pertaisyta If sally
COS sumodernizuotos, tuomet
Sokieciai imsis paprastQ savo
darby If spartakams nebus
progos daryti sumisimus visoj
salyj.
Neturima zalios medziagos.
s'Mes Vokietijoje, . sake
Lersner, siandie turime TUX.
staneius bedarbiaujaneiu Emo
nip. Gi kuomet bus pabaigta
demobilizacija, bedarbiaujan-
eGiu skaitlius dar laIbjaus padi-
des.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-26
DARBUOJAMASI KUNIGl
MCCABE PAL|KTI
CHICAGOJE.
TUO TIKSLU VEIKIA
IvAIRIU TIKEJIMU
zMONES.
Pasiustas prasymas kunigui
perdetiniui.

Chicagos laikraSciai prane-
Sc. kad vietos De Paul uniyer-
siteto prezidentas il Sv. Vim
cepto de Paulo parapiios kle-
bonas, gerb. kun. F. \. Nc
Cabe is Chicagos perkeliamas
klebonautu j Kansas City.
Gerb. kun. McCabe Chica-
goie labaf daug pasizym6jes
apSvietOs dirvoje ir visuomeni-
niuose darbuose.
Tad nesteb6tina, jei ivairiQ
tik6jimQ zmon6s didziai susi-
jaudino ia zinia If tuojaus
6m6 darbuotes, kad kun. Nc
Cabe nebutQ perkeliamas XII
tur.
Gerb. kun. McCabe priguli
prize Sv. Vincento de Paulo
kongregacijos. Todel keli Sim
tai chicagfeciQ tuojaus kreipe-
81 ! tos kongregacijos perdetinl
gerb. kun. Thomas Finney,
Periyille, Kans., kurio pare
dymu kun. McCabe perkelia-
mas.
Pats kun. McCabe paaiSki-
no, kad jo perkelimas neturi
nieko bendra su 10 veikimu
Airijos reikalais, kuriais jis
daug dirba. Tas ivyllo mirus
vienam kongregacijos nariui
mieste Kansas City.
"Didziai nesmagus daiktas
apleisti Chicago" :" sake kun.
MeCabe, "kur turiu tick daug
prieteliu ir pazistamQ. Bet as
eisiu be jokio protesto, kaipo
tikras kareivis. Suprantama,
jei isakymas butp atmainytas,
as jausGiaus labai laimingas.: !"
Kun McCabe Chicagos ga
zauniq darbininkQ unija pa
skyre arbitru nustatyti gazo
kompanijos darbininkams tik-
ra uzmokesti. Kunigas apsi-
ina but arbitru, jei su 10 pa
skyrimu sutiks kompanija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-26

"siandie tos bedarbiQ mi
MOS neturi ka veikti II yra
puiki proga spartakams jas
kurstyti prie nerimavimo II
prizes pacia vyriausybe..
"Tuos bedarbius mes turesi-
me taip ilgai, kol~ talkininkai
nesusipras il neleis NUNS uz-
rubeziuose gauti kredito viso-
kiai zaliai medziagai. =
vokietijai reikalingi laval.
Tolaus Won, Lersner sake,
kad talkininkai posenoyei bio
kuoja Vokietija If reikalauja,
kad vokieeiai pildytq paduo-
tas jQ taikos salygas. Smau-
giamam zmogui liepiama pill
nais plauciais kvepuoti. Juk
tai negalimas daiktas.
Taikos sutartis, anot Lers-
nerio, turi but perziureta sun
kiosios salygos panaikintos II
leista yokieciams uzsiimti ko-
mercijiniu gyvenimu.
Pagaliaus Vokietijai turi but
sugrazinti painlti prekybos
LAVAL.
II Tx tuomet, sake Lersner,
butp galima eia 'susilauktl
geistinos famybes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-26
BoLsEvIKAI .ATRADE sU-
sALUsIu 10000 KAREIvTU.
Kareiviai, turbut, priklause
Denikinui.


Londonas. kovo Boise
vikai is Maskvos depesuoja,
kad jie stepuose (pietines Ru-
sijos lygumose) atrade susa-
lusip 10000 priesbolseviliinip
kareiviQ.
Toliaus pazy1nima, jog Dol
SevikQ kariuomene progresuo-
janti isilgai gelezinkelio Jeka-
terinodaro gubernijoj, Kauka-
70 fronte.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-26
Talkininkai Pagelbon
Vokietijjos Vyriausybei
Patariama Ebertui PadarYti
kompronlisa su Spartakais

Sevikai pareikalave vyriausy.
b6s pertraukti veikimq ko,
kiam laikui il padaryti koni,
promise, ty. taikinties su nu,
Sileidimais.
Anot ziniQ, tasai bolSevikg
reikalavimas iSpildytas il Bus
palaukta, kQ jie nauja pasa,
kyS.
Pirm to Vokietijos vyriau-
syb6 buvo praSiuSi talkinir-
ky pagelboS prizes bolSevikus
Talkininkai stow uz kompro,
misa.
Vakar talkininkQ ambasado,
riQ taryba svarSt6 Ruhr APPS
kriCiO klauSimQ. Nutarta pa
reikalauti Vokietijos vyriau-
Syb6s, kad j priimtQ boise
vikQ SiQlomq kompromisQ,
padarytQ jiems galimus nusi-
leidimus ir taikintQSi.
Jei nepavyktQ susitaikinti,
tuomet talkininkai leidzia Vo-
kietijos vyriauSybei pasiQsti
Savo kariuomene prizes boise
vikuS.
Bet jei il ta kariuomen6
nieko pagaliaus nelaim6tu
prizes bOlSevikuS, tuOmet tai
kininkQ armija turi uzimti an
gliQ laukus Ruhr apskrityj.
Nutarta po karstu diskusiju.
TalkininkQ ambaSadoriai
tuoS plenus sud6st6 po karS-
tQ diSkusijQ. Mes Anglia il
Italia buvo prieSingos uzim-
ii tuos angliu laukuS, jei Vo-
kietijoS vyriausybei nepavyk-
tu nugal6ti bolSevikus!
Prancuzijos atstovai teciaus
kitaip ziuri i nuotikius Vo-
kietijoje ir pasekm6je jiems
pavyko intikinti talkininkus
prad6ti veikti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-26
ANDERSON NETURIs IS
KO AIsKINTIES.


New York, kovo 25.-New
Yorko Anti-Saloon sajungos
virSininkas, pryeeris Ander-
son, kurs kaltinamas sineizi.
me legislatures If gubelnato-
riaus, paskelbe, kad jis nei tos
nei to neSmeizes.
Ir todel, sake, neturls is ko
pasiaiSkinti. Girdi, verciau Ell
II kalejiman, kaip jam aiskin-
ties is savo pasielgimq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-26
BOLsEVIKIZMAS ISIGALI
VOKIETIJOJ.
Ruhr apskritis bolSeviku val
dOmas.

Paryzius, kovo 25. - Ruhr
apskrityi, Vokietijoi. Sale tai
kininkQ okupacijniQ plotQ, j
sigalGio vokieGiu bolSevikai
(spartakai). BolSevikai Suor-
ganizavo nuOSavQ raudOnQjQ
armijQ il nuSprcH,IG nepaSi-
duoti Eberto vyriausybei.
BolSevikai kaip kartaS dau-
giauSia veikia neutralGs juOs-
toS plote, kur, SuIig taikOs Sa-
tarties. negali ineiti nei vo-
kieGiQ. nei talkininkQ kariuO-
men6S.
Rahr apskriti$ yra SvarbuS
Vokiptiiai il Prancuziiai. Te-
mai yra SvarbiauSiOS anglIQ
kasykloS. * tn kaSyklu huvo
priStatomi anglyS viSai FO-
kietijai IL Prancuzijai, kurlal
tas pristatymasf pripazintas
taikoS Sutartimi.
Cali sunaikinti kasyklas.
Siandie tad is tn ka~yklQ
angly> jan neiSvezami.
BolSevikams teciauS trukSta
maiSto. Todel jie praneS6 f
berto vyriau>ybei, kad Eokie-
tia negausianti angliu, 10!
nepri>tatySianti jiems reiEa
lingo maisto.
Su taiS bol$evikais kovOti
pavojuS yra tame, kad jie kar-
tais gall smaikinti kaSykla>,
pamate neiSvengiama sau pra-
gaiSti.
To bijosi ne tik Vokietijos
vyriauSyb6, bet If Prancuziia.
SuIig naujauSiQ ziniu is Vo-
kietijos, Ruhr apskricio boil
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-03-26
KARES LAIVYNO BILIUS
PASIUSTAS 4sENATAN.

Washington, kovo 25.-ze-
mesnysis kongreso butas pri-
em6 kar6s laivyno biliq, kurm
ineina $425,OO0,O00 iSlaidu,
Tan biliun ineina $105, 100000
naujiems laivams, autorizuo-
items padirbdinti 1916 metals.
Sitas bilius dabar pasiQstas
senatan.