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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-11
VOKIECIAI DRAUGINGI
RUSAMS.

Berlynas, Rugp. 10. = DR.
V alter Simons, Vokietiios w
rubeziniQ reikalu minister's.
paskelb6, kad Vokietija pasl-
rengusi atnaujinti pilnus dip
lomatinius santikius su bGlse-
vikine Russia, kaip greitai
bclSevii1Q valdzia .uzgane pa
iarys Vokietijai uz nuzudyma
Maskyoje vokieciQ ambasado-
rlaus Won Mirbacho 19iS mo.
tais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-11
KALINYS MIRsTA BADAU
DAMAS.

: Pottsville, Pa, Rugp, H..
Vietos kalejime kalinys Char
les Wilson mirSta badauda-
mas. 4S dienas jis iSbadavo ii
inirtusiai atsisako ka nors val
gyti.
Kal6jimo valdyha su juo ne
daro joEios prievartos, kad
pavalgydinti. Sake tegumirs-
ia. Ir jis jau merd6ja.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-11
DARBININKAI MORT CRY
zTI DARBAN.

Denver, Colo, Rugp. II. =
Po kruvinu riausiq if po dide,
liQ truksmp streikuojantieji
ccia gatvekariu konduktoriai
ir motormanai isreiskia nora
gryzti darban. Bet kompapi,
ia .tyli.
Kompanija turf nusisamdusi
streiklauzius, katruos apsau.
goja kareiyiai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-11
. PINIGy KuRsAs.

svetimu viespatiju pinigp YER
te, mainant nemaziau $25, 900,
.rugpjueciio 9 buvo tokia sulig Mer-
chants Loan and Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlingll syarui $3.66Ha
Lietuyos 100 auksinp 2.16
Lenkijos 100 markip .4S
yokietiios 100 markiq ZIG
Prancuzijos uz / dol. 13 Fl. q.
tItaliios rlz / dol. 10 L IS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-11

tq bolsevikams paprastoji zai-
.sm6..
Kas gi butu toliaus!
Po to " "triumfo" bolsevikai
paskleistq savo propaganda
po visa Europa ir pamaM pa
vergtq kitas viespatijas boil
tsevikizno jungan.
Vokietijos klausimas.
siandie yra svarbus Vokie-
tijos klausimas. Talkininkai Y
,ra nubaude Volietija n-ka-
re, taip sakant, ja nugaieje.
Eigsiol Vokietija jaut6si be-
jege. Bet kas gall pasakyti, ar
j po laimejimo bolsevikQ ne
susijungtu su. pastaraisiais II
ar nepradetp karas prizes pa
Gius talkininkus.
Vokietija sajungoje su Rusi-
ia nors, nemato sau dideles
naudos, bet iziuri ldaug pra-
gaisties talkininkams.
Pakiles Vokietijoje bolsevi-
kizmas panaikintQ Versailleso
taikos sutaIti.
-Jei N.okietija jungsis su Ru-
sQ bolsevikais, jie darys su
tue tikslu, kad pallenkti3 tai.
kininkams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-11
Atkirsta Var$ava nuo Dar1Zlg0
KARALIUs PATVIRTIN0
AIRIJAI PATVARKYTI
BLU.

Londonas, Rugp. II. An
gliios lordq butas .vos sp4jc
pravesti Airijai patvarzyti BIZ
liQ, tuojaus. tam bilini Quota
karaliaus autorizacija.
Su tue istatymu Airijoie
laukiama dideliu ir svarbiQ
nuotikiq. -.....
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-11
ITALIJOS LAIKRASCIAI A.
PIE RIAUsEs.

Rymas, Rugp, II. = Italiios
laikraSGiai daug raso apie bu-
vusias prizes italus pakeltas
riauSes West Frankfort, I'll.
Stebisi tokiam atsitikimui. Bet
tikisi, kad nukent6jusiems bus
uzgana padaryta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-11
JAPONAI zUDOMI SIBE,
RIJoJE.

Londonas, Rugp. II: = Re
uterio qepeSSojje is Vladivos-
toxic pranesta, jog Rusai ua-
puol6 miesteli Ochocko ties to
vardo juremis. Iszude japonu>
gyventojus ir patti miesteli su-
degino.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-11
$4,000 ToToRIU EINA PA
GELBoN TURKAMs.
Konstantinopolis, Rugp. H..

Konstantinopolis, Rugp. II.
=, $4,000 TotoriQ is Alasher
eina spagelbon Turkams naci-
jonalista1ns. sitienls jie, sake
ma, pagelb6s ofensyvoje prizes
Graikus.
Mustapha Kemal :paSa sa-
vo kariuomene koncentruoja
Smirnos fronte. Graikams y
IA pavojaus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-11
LENKU ARMIsTICIJINE
DELEGACIJA MINSKE.
Tarybos ivyks Rugpjucio IL

Varsava, Rugp. 8 .(Suv6lin-
ta). - Gia aptur6ta Rusijos
bolSevikQ valdzios praneSimas
Lenkijai. PraneSime pasakyta,
kad LenkQ armisticijin6 dele
gacija nuvykusi Minsko apy-
Iink6sna.
Delegacija Minskan bus ilei-
sta RugpjuGio 9 d. Gil Rugp-
iuGio II d. prasid6s tarybos
armisticijos klausime.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-11
BOLSEVIKAI DINAMITUO
IA GELEzINKELIU
Titus.
Lenku armija, dideliam
paVojuje.

Paryzius. Ru@p. 10. - BoI-
Seviku raitarija. veikianti pie
tuoSe nuo Ciechanow, anot
praneSunQ, yra tik lH y my
Iiu nuo NarSavoS.
LenkQ karIuomenci trQk>ta
Soviniu il didesniQju armotQ.
Tad kareiviai paSitrauNia ant
Var$avoS ir Vi~loS. PraNe$a-
ma. jog Var$ava ne6uS 81
mama nuo bol$evikV >u tiES-
In apSau@oti jig nuo hGmharda-
Vino. LenkQ karciyiai tcGiaQ>
uzimS pozicijaS toll Pavi>liu
ir mtgin> SuIaikyti pric$inin-
ka. jei ta>ai nor6S Zy%iuotl to-
liau>.
Kuompt taIkininku mini>te-
rial pirmininkai ir xiii dipIo-
natal mic$te IIythe, An%lijO-
jc. pracitQ >ekmadieni If va
kar konferavo apie L"nkiioS
Iikima, tuo mctu bol$evikQ
raitarija pa>ickGNarSavo>-Dan
zigo geIezinkeli tarpe Ciecha-
now ir MIawa ir SudinamitavO
Titus.
Lenkai sudemoralizuoti.
Perkirtus tQ gclczinkeIi,
VarSava * Danzigo jau ne
gaus daugiau nei ginklQ. nei
amunicijos, nei kitko, kas lig-
Siol gauSiai buvo pristatoma
taIkininkN.
Gelezinkelis perkirStas SitQ
'sebmadieni. I$ryto b0l$evlkQ
raiteIiai $turmavo miestelI
PrzaS~nySz. PaSkui is ten Jie
pasuko ! vakarus il pasiek&
pamintt2 golezinkeli.
Rytu Some mo VarSavoS
Lenku kariuomen6 labjauSia
sudcmoralizuota nuOlatiniu at
simetimu ir bGgimu.
TuO naudOjaSi bOlS2Vikai.
Jie il tenai smarkiai elna plr-
myn. Pa4m6 miesteli SOkOlOv
ir varosi ant miesto Siedlce,
kur, yra gelezinkeliQ mazgas,
jungiantis EarSavq.
Toliaus pietQ linkon bolSevl-
kai paamd Vladimir-Volinski
ir briaujaSi ant TarnopoliO.
25O,0OO kareiviu spastuose
BolSevikai Siandie briauda-
miesi ant NarSavOs nuo Dam
zigo $ono podraug pak6le
smarkiq ofensyvQ vakarQs
nuo SOkOlOv ir Siedlce.
Jei jiems pavyks ia ofensy-
va, tuomet kaipir kokiuo tri-
kerGGiu :jiie apsups 100000 Len
ku kariuomenes, katra lures
papulti nelaisv6n. Mes ia ka-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-11
ISTEIGTI SOVIETAf RYTI
NEJ GALICIJOl.

Londonas, Rugp. 10. = Ru-
si1os bolSevikp militariniai au-
toritetai !s:elye sovietus "
itdtose 1ytints Galicijos daily.
Sc. r....
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-11

San Pedro, Meksika, Rugp.
10. = Villos salininkai tvirti-'
ma, kad jei kartais Suv. Vals-
tijQ vyriusybe pareikalautp
Villa isduoti, to nekuomet ne
padarytq Meksikos valdzia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-11
100000 Lenkq kareiviQ
BoISeVikQ SpastuOse
Lenkams is Niekur Nera
Pagelbos
AngIijos Darbas Priesingas Karei
Prizes Bolsevikus

.riuomen6 bus atkirSta kaip nuo
Var$avos, taip nuo rytin6S
Galicijos.
BolScvikai tikiSi kaip rytoj
ar uzporyt ineiti NarSavon.
Tuo tikslu jic trukdo armisti-
chimes tarybaS.
Reikia atsiminti, kad LenkQ
armiSticijind delegacija Minis
ko apyIinkes pasieka praeitq
SeStadieni. Ir ligSiol delegad-
ia npileidziama Minskan. Sa-
koma, bolSevikai prad6S tary-
bas su LenkaiS tuo momentu,
kuOmet Nar$avon ineis ju ka-
riuOmcnG.
Nieko nauia is konferencijos.
.-..l-agiijo> ii Prancuzijos mi
niSteriai pirmininkai Hythe,
Anglijoje. per dvi dieni turG-
io konfcrencijQ LenliiOS klau-
sine.
PaSekmtje. SuliS gautQ Ii
niQ. nieko ypatinga neHutarta.
Tik paSkelbta, JOG tafpe tai
kininkQ ir holSevikin6s Rusl-
jos gyvuojanti karo pad6tiS.
TaIkininkai, matyt, nesura-
do atatinkamu priemoniQ duo
ii pageIbq Lenkam&. Tik pa
zodGjo paremti moraliai il ma
teriialiai.
Be to. dar neziQia, ar bus
paSkelbta blokada RuSijos.
Talkininkai iSitikinO, kad
ncgaIima pakelti karo prizes
bolSevikus siunCiant savO ka-
riuomene. Tad nutarta palauk-
ii konferencijos Minske. Va
dinasi, palaukti bolSevikQ su-
Simyl6jimo. Gi kuomet boise
vikai ineis Var$avon, jie Len
kams, be abejOn6s, paduos
"grazias" taikos SQlygas. 81
Nerimauja Anglisos darbas.
Talkininku veikimQ ptieS
I>bol$evikuS trukdo radikaliai
darbo gaivalai AngliiOje.
Anglijos darbininkai, vado-
vaujami radikalQ vadQ, atlai-
ko susirinkimus if padaro
protestns prizes vyriausybe,
kad ia paliautQ karingai vel
kuSi prizes bolSevikine Russia.
Jie sake. kad karo pak6limas
prizes bolSevikus butQ didziai
nezmoniSkas pasielgimas.
PraneSta, jog prize darbinin-
kQ protestQ Anglijoje priside-
da dar ir kareiviai. Toliuo
budu~ If papciojami vyriausy-
bas zygiai.
Pasirodo, kad Anglia ne
gall gelb6ti Lenkams pake-
liant kara prizes bolSevikus.
Mes kitaip paGioj Anglijoj pa
kiltQ krizis.
Gi Prancuzija viena negali
nieko nuveikti.
I ztnon6s atsipriklino karu.
i
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-11
PAKIRPo MERGA1TEI
KoJAS.

Richmond, Va, Rugp. Il. -
Farmers Fred Lakewood, is
North Fork, su dalgiu sienau-
damas pakirto kojas savo trl-
ju metQ mergaitei.
sienaujama zole buvo aug
Sta ir zmogelis nemate, kaip
mergaite buvo uzejusi priesa-
kin il ilindusi tankion zolen,
-kllr jis ware pradalgl.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-11
NEBus PAs|ysTA kA-
R|UOMENE. .LENK|JON.
TAM TIKSLUI TALKININ-
KAI NETURI KAREIVIV.
Uztenka Lenkams morales pa
ramos.

Paryzius, Rugp. 8. (suve-
linta). Sulig vieno augsto-
:jo Prancuzq valdininko, yra
baimes, kad bolsevikai gall pa
vergti Lenkija, kad eehtrali-
nei Eeuropai grumoja boise
vikizmas. ir kad gall but at
naujinta Vokietijos problema.
TallSininkai pasitenlline at
gaigine Lenkija If patvarke
jai armija, be to, dave jai ran
kosna ginklus. Ir tad nekuo-
metnemano patys-eitiLenkijon
ir tenai kovoti su bolSevikais.
Pagalia1s Siandie yra jau
ir perveh1 kq toxic daryti.
Kariuomene uzimta.
Prancuzija If Anglia dideli
skaitliQ kariuomenes palaiko.
Bet ta kariuomen6 uzimta XII
tur, sake tasai valdininkas.
Prancuz1a Siandie turf pill
mas rankas darbo Morokkoj,
siberijoj If Pareinyj. Gi Ang-
lila : Mesopotamjoj, Egipte
II Airijoj.
Bet, sakysime, tegu butq to-
il kariuomen6 liuosa. Tai kaip-
gi j galetq but pristatyta ka-
res frontan Lenkijon?
Vienatinis kelias yra Danzi-
gas. Bet tam Lenkgl karido-
riui- grumoja bolsevikai. Pat
sal Danzigas yra pavojuje. q
Pagelba negalima.
" keliq dienu Lenkijos Ii
kimas bus zinomas. Nesjvisos
pagelbos priemones nera ga
limos.
siandie talkininkQ pareiga
Lenkus remit moraliai. Ar ta-
sal paremimas jiems duos
naudos, tai svarbiausioji mo-
mento problema.
Jei Lenkija sugrius, tuo-
met jos likimas bus apverk-
tinas. Mes Rusijos komisarai
ten atllartos tai, kas buvo jau
karta atlikta pirm dviejp Sim
tn metz Rusijoje viespatau-
jant. zzinomajai Katerinai.
suprantama, bolseyikai pa
naikintu nepriklausomybe ir
II pats nliestas Varsava bu7
The Carlisle independent. (Carlisle, Ark.) 1905-current, 1920-01-22
G. E. MYERS
Public Auctioneer

ROUTE 3, CARLISLE, ARK.
Will cry public sales in any part
Of the county. Rates reasonable.
The Carlisle independent. (Carlisle, Ark.) 1905-current, 1920-01-22
Thinks One Language Ample

Washington, Jan. 16.-One
language promotes national SOL
idarity, Senator Kenyon, Repub-
lican of Iowa, declared today,
urging adoption of his bill for
Americanization by education
of non-English speaking persons
The bill is before the Senate
with indications that the debate
may run for several days.
Senator Kenyon explained the
bill would appropriate $5,000,-
900 this year and annually
thereafter for three years $12,-
100000 for cooperation with
the states in the education of
illiterates. Citizens between the
ages of 16 and Fl and all alien
residents, here six months, be-
tween the ages of 16 and As, il
literate or unable to read or
write English, would be requir-
ed to take not less than 200
hours Of instruction year. The
measure would help wipe out an
archy and Bolshevism, Senator
Kenyon said, adding that while
the government could deport the
BerkmanS and Goldmans, it
could not deport their ideas.
The Carlisle independent. (Carlisle, Ark.) 1905-current, 1920-01-22
First DiUidend Checks

Little Rock, Jan. 19-The first
dividend checks for the two Vic
tory Oil and Gas Companies, of
which John r. Frazer is Presi-
dent, were mailed this week to
the three thousand stockholders
This is now going concern with
a steady production, and divi-
dends are expected every month.
The first dividends represent 20
per cent of the total capitaliza-
ton of S235,000. The compa-
MES have two wells producing
other wells are to be drilled at
once, or as soon as the weather
will permit. 1t is a purely local
company, owning valuable leases
in the Desdemona oil field of Tex
as.
The Carlisle independent. (Carlisle, Ark.) 1905-current, 1920-01-22
Bdci: to a Peace Bass

Restoring the railroads to
thlir owners viii be another TIE
mendous step in getting back On
q peace basis and viii be sure to
nave a stabilizing effect on ma
tional industry and business in
general. 1t may require some
years Of hard work to bring the
railroads up to their pre-war
efficiency, when they were con
ceds d to be the best in the world,
but American brains and energy
are equal to the task-Birming-
nam {Ala.) Herald.
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The Carlisle independent. (Carlisle, Ark.) 1905-current, 1920-01-22
Warning Order

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Lemuel Conditt, Defendant
The Defendant Lemuel Con-
dit is warned to appear in this
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Plaintiff Geneva Conditt.
January 18th, 1920
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T. C. Trimble Jr., Appointed At
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For Sale

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The Washington times., 1920-11-15
j. s. TIES Up RED
GOLD SHIPMENTS
Assay Officers Ordered to Re-
fuse Imports Suspected to Be
of Soviet Oriqin.

The Treasury "lid" will be kept on
all Russian gold until "clear title" Is
established to the Governments sat
isfaction, It was announced at the
Treasury today.
Government assay Offices, under or
ders from Secretary Houston. will re-
fuse to accept Russian gold, II was
said, as long as there exists a sus'
picion that II is of Soviet origin.
As a result heavy shipments OF
gold from Russia already in tn,
United States will remain tied up and
unused and a like fate will be met By
other and probably still larger ship
ments said to be on their way.
According tos FEDERAL Reserve
Board figures, approximately $1,000
900 in Russian gold has arrived here,
ostensibly for use in promoting com.
mercial ventures and securing credit
to back ship .nents to Russia.
None Of this gold will find its way
into the Federal Reserve Banks, as
it's first course must be through the
assay Offices. The consignees are
left in Quandary. and
probably will remain in that situa-
ton. unless satisfactory proof is pro-
duced to upset certain reports az to
the origin Of these shipments.
The Washington times., 1920-11-15
THIRD PARTY Chief
SEESG. 0.P. DEFEAT
Hopkins Says Republican Re-
buff n 1924 viii Equal That
of Democrats.

NEW YORK. Nov. ls.-With the
prediction that the Republican part,
in 1924 will meet with a similar re
bum to that received by the Demo-
Gratis In the recent election. J. A. H
Hopkins. executive, chairman or the
Committee OF A.. Issued q statement
today outlining the plans OF thai
party. which. he explained. will full
MI it's pledge to put an opposition
party in the neid In time for th'
next election"
such a party" he said. must be
established on a solid foundation
upon a Constructive. economic plat
form. which will appeal to the Amer
lean. people as a whole. and under 0
unified leadership whose experience
will be equal to the test The organ
ization will be democraticaliy financed
and intelligentiy administered.
"There was never q time In the
history OF our country" he added
when the opportunity for real service
was more inviting"
Outlining hts observations or the
recent election. he said;
"The Republicans have been swept
into power by an overwhelming
majority, not because OF any conn
dence In their party leadership or In
their platform. but because OF the de-
termination OF the voters. first. to
register their disapproval OF any
party through whicn their hopes OF
iiberalizing the field OF American
politics have been raised only to be
thrown to the ground again through
an almost criminal failure to visualize
public sentiment and grasp the tire
mendous opportunity that lay within
their hands: and. second. because
thousands of voters. smarting from
the cause OF this disappointment and
realizing the necessity for two
party system. were determined that
they could open the way to the estab-
lishment OF new opposition party
through dealing a death blow to the
Democratic party in this election" =
The Washington times., 1920-11-15
NEEDLE EPL|ER KING
CLAIMED BY DEATH
Samuel H. Wheeler, Sewing Ma
chine Maker, Expires v m
Visiting In Chicago. II

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. Nov. Is
Samuel II. Wheeler. formerly presi,
asnt OF the Wheeler and Wilson Sew
ing Machine Company. Is dead today
IN Chicago. according to word re-
oeived at his home In Fairfield. He
had been visiting friends In Chicago
and was taken Ill two weeks ago.
Mr.. Wheeler was born In Water
town. Conn. seventy-five years ago.
After being graduated from Yale In
1865, he went 40 Chicago. where he
was In business for many years In
the firm of Farrar and Wheeler. Com
ing to this city In 1894 he Joined In
establishing the Wheeler and Wilson
Company. of which concern he was
president for eleven y, ars. He was
owner of the Stratfeld Hotel and the
Newfield Building In this city. as well
as other property. He was q director
Of the Connecticut National Bank.
In 1876 Mr.. Wheeler married Miss
Amelia Vernon Runsey. Of Chicago.
She died six days later. In 1884 he
married her sister Elizabeth. who sur
wives him. He also leaves two
daughters and a son. The body will
be brought here and the funeral will
be from the Wheeler home In Failneld.
The Washington times., 1920-11-15
LEAGUE THREATENS
.TR0UBLEF0R c. O.P.
Complaints PiIing Up and 0ras-
tic Action Is Certain Unless
Relief Arrives.

II a serious attempt IL made by
senator Harding as President or any
one else To put through the League
Of Nations covenant In any form or
to get the United States made
member OF an association OF nations
IN terms that amount to a political
lliance. several kinds Of hornets
1ests will be stirred up.
This Is SO plainly intimated by the
rreconcilables In the Senate. as well
~ by some OF their supporters out
aide the Senate. that the situation
'annot be mistaken.
Senator Harding has indicated that
the League is scrapped. but he has
said he was for an association OF ma
tions. Any plan for an association OF
nations will be examined with great
care and much suspicion by tho
irreconcilables. II II goes any fur
ther than a plan for the arbitration
Of disputes and gradual disarmament.
and In any way ties this country up
into disputes with Europe, II will
probably be impossible to put IL
through the Senate.
Senators Hiram johnson, Borah and
several others are mentioned as pre-
pared to night anything savoring Of
an entangling alliance at the drop OF
the hat.
What is more. gossip is buzzing
about to the effect that Senator
johnson. II the issue should be raised
by the new administration, would
carry II to the country as a Presi-
dental candidate for 1924, possibly
going so far as to lead a third party
movement,
Some powerful elements In the Re-
publican party. the same elements
that want Mr.. Root for Secretary OF
state. are pressing for the League OF
Nations with certain notifications.
II Is widely believed here that Mr..
Root will not be made Secretary of
State for this reason. Some of Mr..
Harding's close friends think he will
be extremely slow to consent to any
plan for an association OF nations
which will chill the support Of the
irreconcilables.
The Washington times., 1920-11-15
G. W. U. CLASS SCRAP IS
SUBSTITUTE FOR HAZINC
Battle to Be Staged in Potomac
Park This Month.

Members of tho faculty at George
Washington University are the chief
promoters OF the scrap between
freshmen and sophomores which is to
be staged in the moonlight in Potomac
Park some night this month.
University officials believe that a
clean-cut scrap under faculty super
vision will develop manliness in the
ombatantsc and will offer an excel
lent substitute for the hazing prac-
tees that have resulted so disas-
trously at many big educational in
stitutions.
President William Miller Collier Is
heartily in favor of a clean scrap. He
believes that II Is an excellent means
OF developing courage. enthusiasm,
and a sense Of fair play. He has no
liking for the mollycoddle. and he
wants every student at the university
to be a real honest-to-goodness he
man.
DR.. Howard Lincoln Hodgkins, dean
of the department of arts and SCI
ences. and DR.. William Allen Wilbur,
dean of Columbian College, also are
enthusiastic over the prospect of a
real, hot class scrap.
The Washington times., 1920-11-15
DOGS MOURNFUL HOWL
PROVES DEATH OMEN

CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-When a dog
howls to the moon in the dead OF
night some one has died.
So runs the ancient superstition,
just how ancient none know.
Recently stray hound slipped into
the yard Of the home of Mrs. II.
Peavey. Out of the shadows of the
fence he made his way beneath a
window-and howled. Inside the
house Mrs. f. J. Bulgin. Of Portland,
Ore, heard the howl and recounted to
her sister the superstition of the
bowling canine and death.
The following morning Mrs. Bulgin
received from her husband. the Rev.
j.. j. Bulgin. a telegram stating that
their son, Arthur. twenty-three, for
merly member of the Metropolitan
Opera Company, had been killed on a
hunting trip.
The Washington times., 1920-11-15
0LDEN TIME GOLCONDA
NOW GIVEN TO POTATOES

CRIPPLE CREEK. Col, Nov. 15.-
Cripple Creek. once termed the great
est gold camp on earth" has turned
from metallurgfcal pursuits to those
agricultural
With the tremendous increase In
the cost Of mining gold and the price
paid for the precious metal at q
standstill. during the past few years.
the Cripple Creek camp IL gradually
ceasing it's activities and may resi-
dents are tilling the soil.
Potatoes are being shipped out Of
the city for sale in the Denver mar
ket.
The Washington times., 1920-11-15

Need he,p7 A Times want ad will
do the work. Phone Main $3.50 now.
The Washington times., 1920-11-15

KEyIN BARRY. eighteen
" year-oid medical student Of
Dublin. ireland, who was
hanged by British military, su-
thorities In Mountjoy prison,
Dublin, for having participated
In an attack on British troops
In which three of the soldiers
were killed.