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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-13
CHRIST'S BIRTH 1ST
HOPE OF CHILDHOOD
DAVIS
Says Civilization Should Pro-
test Against Child Labor
in Factory.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONEl
veal the treatment that children
were receiving in the schools and
public institutions Of England. He
gives US the picture of % schools.
His oliver Twist was a strong pro-
test against the treatment IN the
public institutions. His tiny Tim
and Little Nell made a pathetic APP
peal All England was aroused. A
new spirit seized the people. II
was the spirit OF a little child.
new voice was heard. 1t was the
voice OF a little child.
Hopes for Protest.
Flow slowly, yet how surely Spirit
ual thongts that underlie the gospel
make their way into the worlds un-
Outstanding We have not yet given
to the child its rights. The black
est shadow that falls athwart our
land today is child labor. A great
army of little ones toiling in fac
tories and mines. This is still the
nations shame. Child labor has
about it no halo Of antiquity. II
spranE up with the application OF
steam and the invention of the loom
AT the end Of the 18th century
What viii Christmas mean to these
little workers. Too many Of them
viii have 20 work the harder be-
cause Christmas is coming Candy
factories much work over time. Box
factories must work over time. The
stores must keep open finger hours
Some day civilization will protes
against little boys and girls work,
ing In factories where their bodies
are stunted and their minds dulleC
and madeu nfit for citizenship.
"Well, what / want to say TO-DAY
is, merry Christmas 10 you littl,
workers; merry Christmas 10 you lit
tie moles down in the black murl
Of our civilization. I wish you wei
in your struggle with grim greed.
pray the day may soon come wheT
our great and opulent land will rec
oEnize the glory and rights @
childhood and when Christina
comes every child will lead in tn,
chorus of JOY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-13
DIES WHILE HERE
TO VISIT SISTER
Body of W. E. Hollyman to Be
Taken to Missouri For
Burial.

w. p. Hollyman, Hannibal. Mo-,
died Sunday at L o'clock at the
home of his sister. Mrs John A
Suygart. SOC w Washington st. fol-
lowing am illness of ten days with
heart trouble. He is survived by
sisters, Mrs. T. J. Jones. Moline I'll.
Mrs. II. b. Lucas and Mrs. J. A. Suy-
cart of this city.
lie was born in Hannibal. Mo.
December 25. 1852 and was IS years
OLD He had come 10 South Bend
the day before his death 70 visit hiS
sister here
The funeral viii be held in Hanui-
bal. Mo-. Wednesday and viii be con
Quoted under the auspices Of the
Knight Templars Of that city. Buria
viii he in Mount Olivet cemetery
The deceased was a member OF the
Masonic order and the First Metho-
dist church.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-13
HOOVER TALKS
WITH HARDING
ABOUT LEAGUE
International Problems Dis
cussed by President-EIect
and Visitor.
tCONTElUED PROM PACE ONEJ

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONEJ
aaouId be utilized az far as pos
able.
The former food administrator
was an adviser 90 the American
peace delegation at Versailles and
Do Isl understood 90 have shed
lr. Harding with much first hand
Information about the attitude ~
Eur0Ecan Statesmen. Many of the
president-elect's questions related
10 economic conditions abroad with
which Mr. Hoover is familiar
through his recent relief work.
Among other things, Mr.. Hoover
declared the amount Of indemnity
20 be paid by Germany. left indefi-
mite by the peace treaty, should be
fixed az am early date so that Ger
man industry could guage It's aCtiv-
lilies
Urges Financial Relief.
The financial situation ut home
also was discussed at length, Mr..
Hoover making several suggestions
for the sterilization Of American
markets. on the question Of farm
relief he advocated a general policy
al extending credits to purchasers
rothe- than top rOducers. on the the
Ory that such a plan in the end
would permit farm rrices to find
their proper level. Mr.. Harding took
q keen interest fin his callers de-
scriptiOn Of the relief work now In
progress under his supervision, and
during the conference arrangements
were madef or Mr. Harding TO be
come personal sponsor for $50 Of
the children I'm EurOpew no are 10
be aided by American contribution
until harvest time The cOntribu-
tion for that number at $40 each
was made by Mr.. Harding some time
ago
Mr.. Hoover and the president
elect were in conference about two
hours at the Harding home and
then they went together to White
oaks farm. where they were enter
tanned at luncheaon by DR.. Q. r.
sawyer, Mr.. Harding's physician.
Erly in the afternoon Mr.. Hoover
left by automobile for Columbus 10
board his train for the east.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-13
DEATHS
MRS. SUSAN JENKINS.

Mrs Susan Jenkins died Sunday
morning at 3 o'clock az the home %
per dau-htcr. Mrs Florence Lock
wood. 1856 r. Indiana av.. folio wing
an illness OF three months with COM
uIicati0ns
she is survived by children, Mrs.
81 Hendrickson, Chicago. Milton +.
Dayton. Ohio. Mrs. Florence Lock
wood, South Bend. and one grand
child Russell Edwin Lockwood OF
this city She was born in Fingal
Ontario. Canada, Dec. 20, 1893. and
was 81 years Did. She had lived in
South Bend for the past Il years.
having come here from Tecumseh
Mich the home of her deceased
husband. DIR. J.. +. jenkins.
Funeral arrangements have not
been made
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-13
Relatives AdUiSed OF
Death of Mrs. Byerley

Nrs. Samuel Byerley. daughter Of
ELot TuU Of this city. died M her
home in New York city at noon sun
DAY. according 90 % message received
here yesterday afternoon by reia-
tives. Mrs. ByerIcv had been COM
fined 20 her home for many months
suffering from complication ~
diseases.
She IS survived by the father. hy
the husband three children. AIRS.
Oswald Lindo. Mrs. JAY Essler and
Cecil Byerley. of Ncw York city. and
three step-chTdren. Blanche. OF
New York. and Mary and Philip OF
South Bend Mrs. Byerley was SIS
years old. She resided I'm South
Bend until about GO years ago. when
SHE went 90 New NOr1.
Funeral services ana burial VIII
take place 'n New York, according
g. the mess-E &C.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-13
FEDERAL JURY
JVHISKY RING"
QUIZZ STARTS

fCONTT<UED IRON PAGE ONEl
IOuisHue, representing Illinois,
Michigan. Ohio and Kentucky. In
diandpous. howe ever, is said 10 be
the "Ho0sior terminal as we'll as
headquarters for the ring alleEed 20
be operating I'm the five states.
Officials iu some cities and coun-
Ties of the state are believed Dy Fed
eral agents 90 be connected VITA tie
ALLEGED ring. which they say has
ben permitted 10 operate unmolested
other than Tor Tie arrest and COn-
vfction OF p few alleged tools who
during trial in no way were linked
with the alleged con DinatiOn. Nu-
merous public Omcials have been
called 90 appear before the jury and
81 is believed that several holding
CITY. county and state offices may be
indicted.
Hard Work Ahead
witnesses were summoned in
Muncie last week TO appear before
the eFderaI jury this week and in
south Bend recently 20 appear dur
ing the following week. Subponas
have been served I'm other cities and
the jury viii face a heavy session
until 10 adiourns for Christmas
Government officials contend that
six weeks or two months viii be rec
quired los the jury % round up all
persons held under surveillance as
vtOlators of the liquor law. The
''bir guns" viii be the initial target
of the jury while the remainder of
the investigation will tend 10 round
1In the minor links i'm the Organiza-
zion chain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-13
80 CONMA. 10 MATCH

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Dec. "a
The Road 90 Riches was some
what misleading 90 a young
woman who sold twenty volumes
If &C.. says W J. Burke. legal aid
attorney. recently. and a matter
Of punctuation cost her a good
watch
a Chicago concern. according
90 Mr.. Burke, offered a watch
chain and charm" as a premium
10 anyone who would sell twenty
volumes OF the late Cet-rich-
quick edition The Road 20
Riches" A young woman who
called at the free legal aid bur
eau sold them. but only a chain
and charm were sent after she
requested the premium.
How come % she asked Mr..
Burke.
very simple" responded
Burke. as he scanned the adver-
tisement OF the mail order house.
There Isl a comma missing in
watch chain and charm You
had better be glad there wasn't
"a question mark after the ad."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-13
"YFS STRt,t

The Salvation Army knows every
worthy family I'm South Bend and
desires To bring Nmas JOY To each
family. Would you like 10 spread
joy? just phone Main 1902. or send
your donation To 214 :. St Peter Il.
or bring your gifts 10 1Oz W. Col
fax. Merry Xmas to all. 950g-25.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-13

Mrs. Nelson Jones S12 Park av..
received 90 guests 40 "a delightful
Informal tea saturday afternoon.
announcing the euEareU.ent ~ Miss
Edith HoT1rook 90 George Green
GeId ~ Chicago. Tea wHs poured
ny Mrs Jones az tea table 1t-rac-
rivaIv ceurerad with holly and puln-
tesot1a = Christmas color scheme
was carried out in the decorations
% the home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-13
NOTICE

Members OF ColfaX Camp No.
1906, NJ. W. of A., election Of Off
GERS Monday evening at Modern
WOodman hall, 321 S. Michigan ST..
Degree work. smoker and refresh
ments. All members invited
9566-13.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-13
FUNERALS
NIADELYN VAN LAKE.

MADIlLHN VAN LAKE.
The funeral Of Madelyn Van
Lake. 443 S. BrOOkfeld av., who
died Saturday after an illness of nine
days with pneumonia. was held
Sunday afternoon from the Belgian
Sacred Heart church. Burial was
in Cedar Grove cemetery. Rev. 9.
u. Fischer OBLIGATED.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-13
INITIATION AND
BANQUET FEATURE
NOTRE DAME EVENT
K. of C. Council COnfers De.
gree Work on 80 Candi-
dates-Notables Speak.

EXemplificatiOn Of the second and
third degrees Of the Knights of Co
lumbus was conferred upon So can
didateS of the Notre Dame council
Sunday afterr Don in w. .. W hall
on Z. Jefferson av. The degree work
was in charge of the Timothy Z.
Calvin team OF Valparaiso. Immc-
diately following the initiation OF
the newly made knights and their
ladies attended a banquet in the KO-
tary room OF the oliver hotel.
Resides speeches by John +. liar
tin, Green Bay, Wis, supreme die
tator of the Knights of Columbus,
Timothy Calvin, district deputy,
Rev. George Finnegan Of Notre
Dame university and Rev. +. J.
Mungovan of Valparaiso entertain
ment was furnished by Walter N.
O'Keefe, song selections were offer
cd by Miss Josephine Decker, ac-
companied on the piano by Miss
Helen GuilfOyle and Miss Helen Mil
Ter gave an interpretative dance.
Harry +. Denny's Oliver orchestra
furnished music during the banquet.
Alden J. Cusick. grand knight OF the
Notre Dame council, acted a. toast
master. Invocation was Altered ~
Rev. Paul Folk.
Appreciation shown.
Mr.. Martin, who was one OF
committee of seven who recently
participated in presenting the statue
Of Lafayette at Metz 20 France by
the Knights OF Columbus. gave a
detailed account Of the Knights of
Columbus pilgrimage 10 that cOun-
try From the time his party land
ed in France, he said, until they
left on their journey home the peo-
pie Of France continually showed
their appreciation of the work Of
the Knights Of Columbus.
He gave a vivid description Of the
committees visits to the various
| battlchelds Of France and said that
/ on all their visits they were accom-
! panied by a high general Of the
| French army, who attempted 70 pic
ture to them the struggles that had
] occurred on these fields during the
war
The visit Of the committee TO the
/ Vatican at Rome and the reception
| by Pope Benedict were also related
/ by Mr.. aMrtin He said that each
/ member Of the committee not only
/ had the privilege OF attending sol
/ emn high mass celebrated By the
| pope, but also had the privilege Of
! shaking hands with him and receiv-
! ing his blessing.
The speaker also described his
/ visit 10 Ireland. Any person who is
not a Sim Feiner before visiting
| this country is Immediately convert
/ ed after returning from his trip he
/ said Before my visit 70 ireland
/ really had paid little attention e
] the Sim Fem movement in that
| country and had taken little stock IN
/ the various reports Of murder and
| reprisals that are a daily occurrence
there. but since I lived there sever
days I know the conditions the Irish
people and the Sim Feiners have had
10 deal with, he declared.
War Work Reviewed.
He recued Of the numerous oc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-13

casions in his short visit that his
American citizenship shielded him
from the BLACK and Tan" prisons.
He predicted that the committee in
Washington now investigating con-
ditions in Ireland would meet with
success in that it would be a medium
by which the people of America
would be allowed TO CLEAN a few
facts regarding the conditions as
they really exist in that country.
Father Finnegan, who was chaplin
OF the 137 Field Artillery which was
made almost entirely Of South Bend
boys reviewed the work accomplish
ed by the K Of C's in this country
and France. He said that il did
not make and difference whether il
was John McInerny Of South Bend,
who had charge Of Tie K Of c build
ing at Toul, France or whether IL
was some other official in charge
they always took care Of the so.-
diers.
The chapter on the Knights Of Col
umbus war work has already been
read but the chapter they are writ
ing now is one that is going down in
history. and that is none other that
the campaign nov in progress to
educate and Anericanize the people
Of this country. he said.
O'KeCfe EntcTtainS.
Father MungOvan IN his talk COM
plimentcd the council on the spirit
and enthusiasm shown by them. He
said the same fighting spirit demon
strated by the Notre Dame football
team on the gridirOn was also pres
ent in each individual member Of
the NOtre Dame council. He urged
them TO keep up this spirit and to
increase their membership.
Mr.. O'keefe, member Of The
South Bend News-Tines advertise
ment department and well known 70
South Bend audiences as an enter
tainer de lux kept the go banquet
ers in a continual uproar with his
clever line OF jokes and recitatiOns
Of original poems
Tht committee in charge Of the
imitation and banquet consisted Of
Alden J. Cusick, George y. Shus-er,
James r. Murtaugh, John J. Buck
ley and Charles A. HihschbuhL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-13

But Did He Count Them
Teacher: What is a kilometer
Pupil. A hundred feet.
Teacher: On, no, that would De a
centipede!-Ralph L. Carson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-13

About the most strenuous game
played by most persons IS trying 20
get money from each other.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-13
ARTISTIC WREATHS

Finest selection in city. Williams
the florist, 13S S. Michigan st. Main
7G9. 953S2O.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-13

gives the state two classes Of early
summer oflwers and two classes OF
fall flowers. An entire failure Of
all these groups at once has never
been known.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-13
CTUB VIII FIECT OFFICERS.

The Art department OF the Prog
ress club Will meet M 1880 o'clock
Monday afternoon. A stereoptican
lecture vii be given. OFFICERS will
be elected 10 serve for the ensuing
year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-13

cCoNTrNUED FRONI PAGE oNE.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-13

CCONTr(UED FROM PAGE ONE)
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-05
ANGLAI NORI GAUTI
PASKOLA SUV.
VALSTIJOSE..
New York sa,1sio 8 d.

New York, sausio 8 d.
Sir Geo. Paish, buvusis Sta
tisto redaktorius ir finansi-
mis- Anglijos valdzios pata-
rejas kares laiku, apie kur!
buvo rasyta, kad jis cia at
vyko gauti l3 bilijonu pas
kolos talkininkams, paaiski-
no savo atvykimo tiksla. Jis
pasake, kad jis atvyko cia
ne kaipo Anglijos isdo, ar
uzsienio rastines atstovas,
ar kokis kitas oficialas, bet
kaipo privatinis zmogus. Jis
atvykes cia supazindinti
Amerikos bankininkus su
tikru finansiniu ir ekonomi-
niu padejimu Europos sa-
lyse If paraginti Amerika
gelbeti pasauli nuo didziau-
sios nelaimes, kokia j kuo-
met buvo istikusi.
10 nuomone butu didele
pagelba jei amerikieciai
2 bilijonu dole
rig. Paskolintu juos ne BAN
kininkai, kadangi jie skolin-
ii ilgam laikui negali, bet
milijonai paeiq znoniu. u
tikrinirnu sitai paskolai duo
tQ ne kokiasviena Europos
sails, bet tautu ayga
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-05
TURKAI RENGIASI KO-
VOTI U1 KONSTANTI-
NOPOLI.

Paryzius, sausio 3 d.
Turkai matydami, kaip tai
kos konferencija per vie
nuolika menesiu sprende If
nenusprende If auredami ais
kias pavyzdzius, kaip talki-
ninkai elgiasi SUI Fiume ir
.Rumunija, nusprende pats
paimti il vesti Tukijos rel
kalus visai nesiklause talki-
Buvo atvira paslaptimi,
kad jei turkai tyles, tai ju
zeme pasidalins ju priesai
be joke atsiziurejimo j
JUGS. Taigi jie, ta zinodami,
nusprende netyleti. Pc mu-
siu pertraukimui jie suorga-
nizavo nauja tautine parti-
ia su gen. Kennel Pasa pry-
sakyi kuris lsisteige sau
sostine Erzenlme T suorga-
nizavo kariuomene nuo 200,
600 Xxi 100000 vyru, pasi-
rizusiq iskovoti Turkijai
bent tick, kick gavo Vokie-
tia. Kennel Pasa spalio me-
nesyj nuverte pasiduodan-
ciaja valdzia Konstantino-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-05
ARESTAI RYTUOSE.
Phialadelphia, Pa. sat

Phialadelphia, Pa, saus.
3 d. - Tardymas menamu
radikalu, suimtu Philadel-
phiojos apskrityj justicijos
skyriaus agentu SUI vietos
policijos pagelba eina toliua.
Apie Scrantona il Wilkes
Barre, Pa, Trentona il Cam
'dena, N. j. If kitose artimo-
Sc yietose suimta daugiau
kaip 700 vyru i. moteru. Is
sito skaitliaus apie $50 buvc
sitos sales pilieciais; betty
rinejant pasirode, kad jie
nera niekuomi nusikalte il
todel tapo paleisti.
Sulig valdzios agentu per
detinio Toded Daniels tvir,
tinimu daugiaus kaip 15C
tyrinetuju yra svetimsaliais
ir jie visi busia deportuotais.
Beveik 400 tariamv radi-
kalu buvo submit pacioj Phi
ladelphijoj, puse jq suimta
svetaineje prie North Sixth
gat., kur Lietuviu Socialism,
Choras turejo koncerta If
kur turejo savo sedyba phi
ladelphijos mokykla sovie-
tinei Rusijai Gelbeti" if
"Rusu Socialistu Lyga." Bu-
vo padaryta krata komunis-
tu partijos knygu sankrovoj
il ten konfiskuota daugybe
literaturos. Daugybe pavie-
niQ buvo suimta ju namuo-
Sc.
Trentone, Camdene il XII
tuose pietines Jersey mics
tuose suimta II vyrai il 3
moteris If iris automobiliai
sakamos maistingos literatu
ros paimta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-05

Taganrogo, gen, Denikino
5aldzia pietu Rusijcje tapo
luversta If j Denikino vieta
apo paskirtas gen. Roma
novski, kaipo bolseviku prie
su vadas.
IS pranesimo matyti, kad
lei sumuSimu visu frontu
lesusiklausymas ivyko 10
stable il jo valdzia pakeite
grupe. zinoma kaipo "Voz-,
rozdienie Rosii' (Rusijos
Atsigimimas).
Toliaus pranesime sako-
ma, kad bolsevikai uzeme
sviarbias stotis Jusovo II
Dolia il marsuoja ant Ma
riupolio, svarbaus uosto
pas Melynasias juras.
sitoj apielinkej paimta
daugybe kanuoliQ If kitu
daiktu If taipgi visa Mar
chovo divizija, kuri buvo
puikiausia Deniklno korpu-
Sc.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-05
LIETUVA JIESKO PA
SKOLOS AMERIKOJ.

Washington, D. C. = Lie
tuvos Finansine Misija, kuri
cia atvyko, zada prasyti,
kad Suv. Valstijos atspaustu
Lietuvai nauju pinigu pakei-
timui dabar vartojamq ten
il susidedanciu is markiu If
rubliQ vokieciu valdzios is
leistu jai Lietuva okupuo-
jant; tie pinlgai isneSa mi
lijona markiu If jie yra uz-
tikrinti uztikrinimais vokie-
ciu bankuose. Lietuvos val
dzia nori is vokieciu gau-
tuosius ir dabar kursuojan-
cius pinigus istraukti is var
tones il sudeti JUGS j bankus
kaipo uztikirnima leidimui
nauju Sales popieriu, tokiu
budu pagelbint iSriSti meta
lines atsargos stokos klausi-
ma.
Oficialis LietuvoS Finan-
ines Misijos buvimas prasi-
les su jos pribuvimu w sh-
ingtonan sausio 5 d.
Du jos nariai, buvusis Ka-
res Minister'S p. zadeikis il
buvusis Finansu Minister'S,
.. VileiSis zada kreiptis ]
Valstybes Sekretoriu If pra-
syti pritarimo toms pasko-
IONS, kurias Lietuvos val
lzia nori uztraukti SUI. Val
stijose sumoje 100000, 900.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-05
lSKLAUSlNEJIMAI Bella
KUNO BYLOJ
PASIBAIGE.

budapestas, gruod. 81 d.
(Paveluota). A4gsciausis
teismas nagrinejusis Bella
Kuno, buvusio Vengrijos ko
munistu diktatoriaus byla,
pasibaige siandien.
Vengrai vel bandys reika-
lauti, Eaa austrai j iSduotu.
Liudijinlai tvirtina, kad Be-
Ia Kun esas kaltas uz 236
uzmusystes, 19 apiplesimu ir
suvartojima 197,000,0 1000 ko-
ronu komunistQ propagan-
dai vienoj Viennoj.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-05
Unijos pasmerkia
valdziq uzpuolima
ant radikalq.

Chicago, ILL.,, sausio 4 d.
Chicagos Darbo Federacija
vakar vienu balsu piieme re
zoliucija, kuuioje paskuti-
MUS Nalstijos il fedarles
VALIDITY uzpuldinejimus ant
radikaliQ elementu vienu
milziniSku suokalbiu vadina
isnaikinti darbininkQ organi
zacijas Suv. Valstijose.
Rezoliucija inese cigar
ninkQ unijos 527 lokalo de-
legatas, reikalaudamas, kad
laldzia sustotu dariusi uz-
puolimus.
Malioriu unijos 275 loka-
10 delegates pasake, kad .jo
lokalas pradejo braukti lau-
kan visus tuos narius, kurie
priklauso prie Amerikos
Legijono. Jis is, adino JUGS
kapitalistines sistemos iran
kiais IL ragino kitus delega-
tus pasielgti taip pat. sitam
jo uzreiskimui visi plojo,
bet nieko tame nebuvo tar
ia.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-05

polyj If dabar reikalauja is
talkininku taikos pagal ke-
tuliolika punktu.
Turkai yra puikiame stra
teg,iniame padejime fiziniai
If dirtomatiniai. Kares III
novai sake, kad talkininkai
lures arba pasiusti milijo-
na kariuomenes turkams
malsinti, arba ju reikalavi-
mus ispildyti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-05

lyj Clevelande, 0, specialen
konvencijon, kur laukiama,
bandys palsreipti
suvaziavima prie reikalavi-
mo dar didesnes mokesties.
Konvencija buvo nusileidi-
mu Illinojaus valstijos ang-
liakasiu unijos prezidentui
Fir. Faringtonui, kuiram
buvo pastate reikalavimus
tos unijos nariai paskiausiai
griztantieji prie darbo, kon-
vencija yra atsakymu j ju
reikalavimus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-05
RENGIAMA APKALTINI-
MAI Prizes 1900.

Chicago, ILL.,, saus 4 d.
V2lstijos psakurorui Hoylle
padarius uzpuolima ant
"raudonujq' ketverge pc
pietu, federale valdzia taipgi
uzpuole juos cia ir keturiose
desimty5e kitty miestu. Nors
deportuoti bus galima gal
tik keli simtai, bet specials
valstiJos skundavedys H. A.
Berger vakar renge apxal-
tinimus prizes 1,50O, 0 dar
kkfatos Wis nepasibaige.
Visrotinojo porkuroro pa
dejejas, John T. Creighton,
kuris veda valdziai vietos
kratas, kas del federaliu kra
ntu paSake, kad arestay1mal
tol nepasibaigs Xxi nebus
submit visi tie, kurie norma
arestuoti.
Vakar Creighton paraika-
lavo dar 30 warranty. Ikisiol
DO afestu yr" 225 vyrai. Su-
yiifSun1 900 zmoniu, kuriuos
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-01-05
ESTONIJA RISA ZEMES
KLAUSIMA.

Dorpatas, gruodzio 26 d.
lPer kurjera j Paryziu).
Estonija nuzenge toliaus ne
gu Latvija. Pastorojoj res
publikoj Wis dar valdzia yra
rankose stiprios socialistu
grupes ir burzuazijos, O sa-
lies rinkimai bus gal tik uz
kokiQ Sesiu menesiu po pa
liuosavimui sales nuo prize
sQ. Estonijoj gi steigiamasis
susirinkimas jau suSauktas.
Kontrole beveik visa yra So
1cialistu rankose, bet Situos
'socialistus kairieji elemental
vadlna smagiai paiinkusiais
Iprie4 desines. Vienok tas ne
ia tiesa, nes Sta valdzia "a
da dalinti sales zemes ir di-
dziuosius dvarus kaimie-
CLANS neduodama jokio at
lyginimo Nz jas savininkams.
Pramoninio atstatymo kol
kas nedaro delto, kad tai
yra zemdirbystes Sails If j
rori pirmiausiai isristi ze-
mes klausima.