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Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-02-26


Have you seer The New Special Six
S%tudebaker? Schilling Auto Co.
Just Received
WEARY Blues
at
FOUNTAINS
Stop! that creaking rim-we have
Tugs and bolts for all cars.
KIMBROUGH AUTO co.
Call 11-992.
Let your next car be a Stude
baker. Schilling Auto Co.
Buying Goodyear tires is investing
money, not spending it. E. X. Myrick
Just Received
WEAR LUES
at
FOUNTAINS
Try a set of Kelly Springfield
Cord tires.
KIMBROUGH AUTO co.
Call 11-992.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-02-26
Just Received
"WEARY BLUES"
at
FOUNTAINS

Let your next car be a Stude
baker. Schilling Auto Co.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-02-26

Buying Goodyear tires is investing
money, not spending it. E. X. Myrick.
Washington telegraph., 1920-08-27
CHANGE IN TELE-
GRAPH OFFICE

Curtis Cannon, who has been
the leesee of the Telegraph for
the past few months, has trans
ferred his lease to r. c. Harri-
son of Hope. Mr.. Gold, who
still owns the plant, is adding
much new equipment, consist
ing of many new cases of type,
stitching machines, repairs for
Linotype, brass rule and other
equipment, and the Telegraph
can now supply you with high
class printing. Mr.. Harrison
will have charge of the job
printing department and Por-
ter Bomar will have charge of
the newspaper end of the bus
mess. We hope that you will
forgive us for the paper we
have been giving you for the
past two months. We can now
promise you something a little
better.
Washington telegraph., 1920-08-27
new MERCHANDISE
RECEIPTS HEAVY
Promising Outlook For Large
Fall and Winter Trade

Justified by the promising
outlook for a large fall and
winter trade Washington mer-
chants are buying new goods
heavily. Washington merchants
always get their share of the
business in this section through
all seasons of the year. Her
trade territory is filled with
prosperous farmers and they
learned through many years of
buying that they never lose
money by buying here. Wash
ington has a good cotton mar
ket and buyers are lining up
already to take cara OF the
long saple dist. and the farm
ers will make no mistake by
selling their crops and buying
their goods hera The merchants
have baen going to market for
several weeks and new goods
are arriving daily.
Washington telegraph., 1920-08-27
Dir. and Mrs h. w. McGOugh
To TeGrh in Portland SchcOi

Hon. f. w. McGough left We'd
nesday for Portland, Arkansas
where both he and Mrs. Nc
Cough have been elected as a
part of the faculty of the Port
land public schools, the former
being chosen as Superintend-
ent. No community likes to note
the leaving of It's people; par
ticularly if those leaving have
so ingratiated themselves into
community life that their alb
sence is regretted. Such is the
going of E. w. and Mrs. Nc
CROUCH - Warren Watchman.
The school board of Portland
has made a very wise select
ion, one that they will never re-
gret. Mrs. McGough has been
a favorite visitor to Washing
tom for the past two months
and will be missed by her many
frieds here.
Washington telegraph., 1920-08-27
PARKS-GOODWIN
. RACE IN CONTEST
Goo1win's Name Misspelled
In PARKS Home County

That the Lafayette county
vote in the recent primary. es-
pecially the vote for congress-
man, county surveyor and coun-
ty assessor, may be contested,
was indicated in a communica-
ton sent to the Democratic
State Central Committee by Mr.
Brame of Lewisville, county
clerk of Lafayette county.
The communication said that
there had been no certifcations
filed in the couty clerks office
that only seven out of a total
of 81 boxes have been reported
that there is no ballot box In
She county clerks Office and
Congressman w. S. Goodwin's
name did not appear on the of
fetal ballots in the county.
A copy of the ballot was en-
closed showing that the name
Goodman" had been printed
instead of Goodwin. Mr.. Brame
asekd the Satte Central Com
mittee for instructions. From
indications a contest over the
nomination for congress, claim
ed by Tillman b. Parks of Lew
isville, may result.
Washington telegraph., 1920-08-27

held the second week of Aug
ust each year, originated with
Miss Mary Cats and the class
-snd has become a most
happy one, for each meeting
grows in numbers and popular
lty. This year it proved a study
in thirteen's; the thirteenth
daF Il the month; Thu teen elias
ses; thirteen numbers in the
program and thrice thirteen
guests present.
AT the business meeting the
following officers were reflect
ed: Mr.. M. A. Johnson. Pres. !;
Miss Earga 'et Bla < Sec; Miss
Letha Frazier, Trel' The com
mittee on arrangement for next
years meeting is composed of
Miss Rosalie Fontaine, a men,
ber of the present school facul-
ty, Miss Belle Frazier, and
Miss Clara Johnson.
The active members present
were: Mesdames @. T. Cone
(Snyder), and Augusta Her
vey; Missas Mary Cats, Ethel
Beck, Letha Frazier, Clara
Johnson, Rosalie Fontaine,
(Ozan) Margaret Black, Belle
Frazier, Mabel Turner, Verda
Robins, (Ozan), Jewell Smith,
Evelyn Bailey, Lois Wimberly,
(Ozan), and Jeanie Parsons;
Messers. M. A. Johnson, Gold
berg Wallace Ozan, Hal Coones,
Eldridge Buzbee (Ozan)), Gar
lard Darwin, (Hope) The as
soicate members present were:
Mesdames c. N. Trimble, j. w.
Butler, Joe A. Wilson (Belchar,I
Louisiana), E. w. McGoughI
portland, Arkansas), Miss
Kathleen Johnson and Mr.. c.
N. Trimble. The guests were:
Mesdames B. o. Bird (Salma,
Lay, E R. Undertake, and T.
Y. Williams, Misses Mayme
Mayson, Margaret Bradford,
Canton, ILL.,, J. w. Butler,
Joe A, Wilson (Belcher, La.),
Paul Dudney, Joe Houston,
Clyde Kolk Emory b. Smith,
r. P. Fowler, Claude Webb, and
Howard BXers.
The arRsa cement committed
urges all former students who
completed the course of study
before diplomas. were awarded
to become associate members,
and all graduates to become ac-
tive members. Ba loyal to your
school and come next year.
Washington telegraph., 1920-08-27
MRS. PINEGAR SERIOUS
LY HURT IN RUNAWAY

Mrs. G. NJ. Pinnegar was ser
iously hurt last Monday after
noon while driving near her
home. She was driving a young
horse, which became frighten-
ad and began to run, throwing
her from the buggy across a
barbd wire fence causig a deep
cut in her side. DR.. Wood was
hurried to the homo addressed
the wound. She is improving
slowly today.
Washington telegraph., 1920-08-27
HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI
ASSOCIATION ENTERTAIN
Hotel Black Was All Dolled Up With
Ferns and Red and White Geraniums
Pres. johnson 10 POSTMASTER

The Washington High School
Association entertained with a
banquet in the dining hall of
the Hotel Black on Friday ev-
ening, August the thirteenth.
The color scheme of red and
white, the school colors, was
carried out in full detail in the
decorations, and in the elabor-
ate dinner. The main hallway
was banked with ferns and red
geraniums; red and white
shades hung from the lights
which shed their mellow glow
over the happy guests who
were greeted by Miss Margar-
ct Black, a member of the pres
ent school faculty.
At nine o'clock the doors of
the dining hall were thrown
open. Here covers were laid for
thirty-nine. Great festoons of
red and white swayed from the
ceiling to the lights above each
of the great long tables where
masses of red dahlies and white
roses formed The, centerpieces
The place cards If white in red
rose design were arranged ac-
cording to year of graduation.
Mr.. M. A. Johnson of the
class of 1910 served as toast
master with his usual dignity
and wit. Glass representatives
gave spicy responses to the fol-
lowing toasts:
"The First class"-Miss Mary
Cats, IT.
Mystic Ties of Memory"-Mrs
Charlean Williams Cone, IT
"The Glass of 1910"-Mrs. Au-
gusta Johnson Hervey, 1910.
"Class report Miss Letha
Frazier, '15.
"The Big Four"-Mr. Gold
berg Wallace, '16.
"The Big Class Miss Rosalie'
Fontaine, IT.
"Few But Mighty"-Miss Ver-
daR ,hins, '18.
"The Class of 19'9"-Miss Jew
ell Smith, 10.
The Last Class"-Miss Lois
Wimberly, 20.
The we'll appointed five
course dinner was served by a
committee from the Presbyter-
ian Ladies Aid composed Of
Mesdames Butler, Joe Wilson,
w. H. Etter, C. n. Trimble, and
Monroe, Willie Shields, Eliza
beth Fontain and Salena Tur-
ner.
Following the dinner Misses
Ethel Beck, IA, Mabel Turne,
IT, Bessie Allen, and Kath-
leen johnson delighted the
guests with vocal and piano
numbers.
The idea Of the home coming
Washington telegraph., 1920-08-27
WARNING ORDER

No, 633. In the Chancery
Court of Hampstead Co., Ark.
James Jones, Plaintiff,
VS..
Sarah Jones, Defendant.
The Defendant, Sarah Jones,
is warned to appear in this
court within thirty days and
answer the complaint of the
Plaintiff, James Jones.
Witness my hand and the seal
of said court this 18th day of
August, 1920.
(Seal.) o. C. BAILEY, Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1920-08-27

There will be an advance in
the price of the Arkansas Gaz-
cite effective September lst as
follows: Per month, 85 cents;
daily per issue, 5 cents; Sun
day. Der issue, 10 cents. The
Twice A Week Gazette will re-
main $1.0O. Bates Drug Co.
Washington telegraph., 1920-08-27
70 GALLON STILL
CAPTURED HERE

A 20 gallon capacity whis-
key still was captured one mile
north of town today by U. S.
Marshal Cantley and deputies
Davis, Porter, Bearden and
James.
The still was being operated
by negro named Loula Col
Inns. 1t was well arranged
near his house, and it is said
he has been operating for sew
erral years.
Collins has not been located
by the officers.
Washington telegraph., 1920-08-27
WARNING ORDER
Court of Hampstead Co., Ark.
Viney Muldrow, Plaintiff,

vs..
The Defendant, Edgar Null
drew, is warned to appear in
this court within thirty days
and answer the complaint of
the Plaintiff, Viney Muldow.
The Defendant, Edgar Mul-
drow is warned to appear in
this court within thirty days
and answer the complaint of
the Plaintiff, Viney Muldrow.
Witness my hand and seal
of said court this 18th day of
Aug, 1920.
(SEAL) O.C Bailey, Clerk.
Washington telegraph., 1920-08-27

Hon. Jas. X. Jones has re-
turned to Washington City.
Prosecuting Attorney Mon
roe is attending court in Ark
adelphia this week.
Julius Garner was here the
past week looking after busl-
ness matters.
Mrs. A. F. Simmons of Shov-
er Springs is visiting Mrs. ]. R.
Card.
S. C. Houck is improvingfrom
a case of the tonsilitis.
Paul Booker was In the city
this week from TeXarkana.
Assessor Lewis states that
you can still assess your taxes.
Sherl! Kee. was a Hope Wis
itor Tuesday.
l. riher Smlt,i was lacking af-
ter business matters at Hope
Wednesday.
G. E. Bailey and family left
Tuesday for heir new home
in Arkadelphia.
Miss Marie l. wis vl5lCed
Misses Irene and Evelyn Bail
ey here Sunday
Mrs, j, f, Gold is visiting
in TeXarkana
Washington telegraph., 1920-08-27

b. WEDDING WEDNESDAY

j. B. KIncaId OF waco, IeXas
and Miss Mable Pinegar were
happily marriad at the home
of the bride three miles north
of town Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. J. H. Gold performed the
ceremony. Mr.. Kincaid is one
ceremony. NJ. Kincaid is one
of Washington's popular young
ladies who has numbers of
friends. They will MAKE their
home in Waco. The Telegraph
joins their many friends in ex-
tending congratulations.
Washington telegraph., 1920-08-27

Those who are interested in
the Presbyterian Cemetary
here will please contribute for
Cemetary work now being done
Send contributions to Miss
Rosa Wallace, Treas.
Washington telegraph., 1920-08-27

Chas j. Barnett and family
have returned from an over
land trip to Gilliand and other
points in Texas.
Washington telegraph., 1920-08-27
T E E T H

Disease germs find their way into the human
system through the lining of the nose and mouth.
If the teeth are properly cleansed, germs or
bacteria multiply in cavities between toe teeth,
1t requires vigorous brushing to remove them.
Decay of teeth often starts from fragments of
food White tn cad or dental floss will remove
particles from spaces between the teeth which are
difficult to diSlOdge with brush.
The tooth brush should be ecalded frequently
and not placed near brush belonging to another
member of the family
Do not expose tooth brushes to dust dirt.
Dental Supplies Quslity Consistant With Price
BATES DRUG COMPANY
THE REXALL STORE
Washington telegraph., 1920-08-27

Full width 8-oz. Duck for cot
ton Sacks at Farmers Mercan-
tile Cos.
Washington telegraph., 1920-08-27

Syrup Buckets at Farmers
Mercantile Cos.
Washington telegraph., 1920-08-27

Some of our new goods have
begun to arrive. Come AMI
look them over. Chas. S. Holt
& Company.
Washington telegraph., 1920-08-27

ONii iP"HJ
A fresh supply of sweet and
sour pickles and weiners justt
received at Ellis. 1t.
Get your trunk and travelling
bag from us. Chas. S. Holt Il
Company.
f Leveret or Blevins made
his weekly visit to Washington.
Mrs. J. Y. Raw left last
Thursday for a visit to relatives
in Covignon, Tennessee.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Harris
left Sunday far indianapolis
to visit friends and relatives.
j. o. Gold made a business
trip to Texarkana Monday.
Mrs Shears af Ardmore. Ok
lahoma is visiting her sister
Mrs Tom Haynes.
Mrs, T, P, Bomar and lite
son, Edwin arrived Wednes-
day from Hope and will occupy
rooms at M, w, Wilson's
Washington telegraph., 1920-08-27

Buy your ready made Cotton
Sacks at Farmers Mercantile
Company's.
Washington telegraph., 1920-08-27

Mrs Shears af Ardmore. Ok
lahoma is visiting her sister
Mrs Tom Haynes.
Washington telegraph., 1920-08-27

S. C. Houck is improvingfrom
a case of the tonsilitis.
Washington telegraph., 1920-08-27

Mrs. A. F. Simmons of SHOW
er Springs is visiting Mrs. j. R.
Card.
Washington telegraph., 1920-08-27

Paul Booker was In the city
this week from TeXarkana.
Washington telegraph., 1920-08-27

Julius Garner was here the
past week looking after busl-
ness matters.
Washington telegraph., 1920-08-27

Assessor Lewis states that
you can still assess your taxes.
Washington telegraph., 1920-08-27

Hon. Jas. X. Jones has re.
turned to Washington City.
Washington telegraph., 1920-08-27

Prosecuting Attorney Mon
roe is attending court in Ark
adelphia this week.
Washington telegraph., 1920-08-27

j. %. Gold made a business
trip to Texarkana Monday.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-06
REIKALAUJA PRAsALIN-
II VICE-KARAL1U.

Londonas, bal. 6. - Kituo-
met nacijonalis Indijos kon-
gresas buvo paskyres komisi-
ja iStirti buvusias If esamas
Indijoje neramybes.
Komisija dabar raportuoja,
kad dabartinis Indijos vice
karaIius, baronas Chelmsford,
netinkanlas uzimamoj ,vietoJ.
Komisija rekomenduoja j at
saukti.
Komisija sakosi nesusekusl
jokio gyvavusio arba gyvuo-
jancio suokalbio su tikslu pa
naikinti Anglijos vaIdylna In
dijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-06
oLAND1Jos BURzUJA1
sTEIGIA UN1JA.
Kovos prizes besiplatinanti
bolsevikizma.

Hague, Olandija, bal. 81
BolSevikq sukilimai Rhine pro
vinciioj il industrijiniam
Westfalijos apskrityj, neperto-
Iiausia nuo Olandijos rubeziq,
iau padare savo zymia intakq
j Olandijos komunistus.
Cia praneSta, kad ivairios
revoliucijonieriu grupes Ans
terdame isteigusios lokall ko-
miteta, kurs turls tiksla i'm
ties bendrai "darbuoties'' su
vokieciQ komunistQ partija.
Tad Olandijos vidurinis vi
suomen6s luomas, kurs pa
prastai socijalistQ vadinamas
burzujinit, emesi priemonil
sulaikyti komunistrS kurstymp
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-06
KoNsTANTINoPoLIS AT
KIRSTAs NUo M. AzIJos.
Kemal mobilizuoja ka-
riuomene.

Londonas, bal. 5. : Talk
ninkams SUI turkais nacijona-
Iistais iSeina Wis blogiau. Naci-
jonalistu kariuomen6s vadas
Mustapha Kemal pasa atsisa-
Ike klausyti snltano isakymQ.
Paskelb6 visur generate mobi-
lizacijq. Ru6siasi ginties nuo
talkininku.
Turku kariuomene apleido
Trebizondq ir mobilizuojapla
Djuverzlike, kur jau yra 5000
kareiviu su kulkasvaidziais IL
armotonis.
Trebizonde kol-kas ramu.
Konstantinopolyj paskelbta
prezidento Wilsono nota apie
praSalinimq turkQ is Konstan-
tinopolio. Nota -padare. griaus-
minga ispudi.
Konstantinopolis kuo4e vi
sal atkirstas nuO azlJatlnes
Turkijos. 1Pirmiau turku sosti-
ne daugiausia maisto gaudavo
is Anatolijos. Siandie taip ne
IA. Tad Konstantinopolyj di-
dziai pabrango maistas.
Sivas, Amasia, Tokat, Sam
soun il daugel kitose vietose
turkai nacijonalistai dirbdlna
apkasus. RuoSiasi ginties prizes
talkininkus.
Angoron suSaukiamas. mu-
sulmanu kongresas, kurlame
vadovaus Mustapha Kemal.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-06
NORMA PANAIKINTI NE
SUTIKIMUS TARP S. v.
IR JAPoNIJOS.
Rekomenduojama paskirti
komisija.

Tokyo, bal. 5.-Amerikos II
Japonijos pirkliQ atstovai cia
turejo kelias konferencijas II
pasekmtje nutare rekomenduo-
ii Suv. ValstijQ If JaponiJos
vyriausybem paskirti .bendra
komisija II anal pavesti istlrtl
nesutikimus zem6s klauslme II
paskui rekomenduoti galutina
uzbaigiina to klausimo.
Suv. ValstijQ ambasadorius
Alexander If Japonijos prem
ieras Shibusawa abudu isreisk6
pasitikejimq, kad tasai Nausi-
mas tinkamai If patenklnlmal
bus pabaigtas, neziurint apsl,
niaukusiQ padangiQ.
Senai jau butQ laikas ablen
vieSpatijom zemas klauslme
padaryti taika il ant vlsuomet
panaikinti nesutikimus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-06
500 M1LIJoNU DoLIERIV
1ss1vEzE DARB1NIN-
KAI.
siandie cia atkeliauja didziu-
mole moterys.

New York, bal. 6. "h-
terracial Council" paskelbe,
kad su armisticijos pradha
ligsiol Suv. Valstijas apleido
keli simtai tukstanciu darbi'
ninkq il su savimi j savo GIN
tines Sails pasiem6 apie p1se
milijardo dolieriq.
ToIiaus sakoma, kad kuolnet
palengves kelione il bus len
gviau gaunamas leidimas, tuo-
met daugiau darbininkp ap
leis Salt. Su jjaiis Europon iiu-
plauks daugiau milijonq dol.
Pagaliaus pareiskiama, kad
mazai ateiviu atkeliauja Sion
Salin. Ir tai tu. didziuma yra
nloterys. Matyt, vyrai neleng-
val iisSleidzziamiiis Europos vie
spatiju. Jie ten butinai reika-
lingi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-06
SN|EGO PUSNIAI CHICA-
GOJE.

siandie Chicagoje kaipir Vi
duziemis. Velykq diena anksti
uztelejo ant Chicagos sniego
pusniai is Siaurrytq sono. Per
,diena dangus su zeme buvo su-
lipes. Tx velai nakti paliove
snigti.
siandie Chicago kasasis is
sniego. Pataisomas susisiekl-
mas. Mes vakar kai=kur neva-
zinejo gatvekariai. Daugel vie
tose netureta elektros sviesos.
Traukiniai atejo zymiai srlsi-
veline.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-06
KAs KALTAs w sLAPTA
TAIKos KoNFERENCIJA.
Tardieu sake, kad PREF.
Wilson's.

Paryzius, bal. s. 5.LPirm tai
kos konferencijos prezidentas
Wilsonas zinomais savo IA pos
mais buvo paskelbes, kad tai
kos konferencija turi but veda-
ma vieSai.
Dabar lailraStyj L'1llustra-
ton kap. Andre Tardieu,
Prancuzios atstovas talkos
konferencijoje, raSydamas apie
ia konferencija tvirtina, kad
premjeras Clemenceau sutlkes
su vieSai vedama konferenciJa.
Bet prezidentas Wilsonas pa
reikalaves vesti slaptal II Jo
paklausyta.
We kodel taikos konferenclJa
buvo vedama prize uMarytQ du-
riu IL tik trump oficijaliai pra-
neSimai buyo skelbiami.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-06
SVENTASIS TEVAS Pa
AUGSTINO ADM,
BENSONA,

Washington, bal. ). - Sven
taSiS Tivas BenediktaS Pen
kioliktasis paaugStino S. Val
stijQ admirolq BenSonq. Apdo-
vanoio j Sv. Grigaliaus DidziO
10 Ordenu. Jam tasai Ordenas
bus induQtas ateinanti sekma-
dieni Baltimor6s katedroje.
Admirolas Benson yra pa
vyzdingas krik$Gionis kataii-
kas. Jis pasizymejes kareje.
Siandie iis yra UNITED States
Shipping Board" pirmininku.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-06
BOLSEVIKAI PAKELE
OFENSYVA ANT
VILNTAUS.
Lenkai sakosi atmuSe
bolSeVikus.

VarSava, bal. , (SuvGlintai.
-NaEar bol$evikai paktlG alta
kaS prizes IenkuS abiem SonaiS
Dauguvo>. matyt. >u tlkSIu
briautieS ant NiIniau>.
BolSeviku >ptkoS uzatakavo
lenku IinijaS Lepel apSkrityj.
rvtuo<e nuo NilniauS If Siau-
~iuoSe nuO BoriSOvO. TeciauS
buvo atmuSti.
Ir Iatviai prane$a, kad mu-
$iai te>ia>i ivairio>e dalySe
Siaminiam fronte. Latviai ir-
gi sake. kad boISevihal> atmu-
$a.
ZiauruS mu$iai. anOt prane-
$imQ. Seka DedlnO apyIlnkeSe,
iSilgai DauguvoS rytiniam So
ne.
Tarpe Polocko il BorlSovo
bol>evikai taippat smarkiai
uzatakave lenkuS. Bet lenkai
kontratakomi< atmu$e bolSevi-
ku> ! rytuS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-06
TARPE PABEGELIU PRIN
CESES IR BARoNAI.

Odessa, bal. 26. Ameri-
kos Raudonojo Kryziaus komi-
sija, kuri veikia pietinej Ru:
sijoj, persikeldama is Novo-
rosiisko Kriman, su savlml
paam6 kelis simtus rusQ pa,
b6g9liu. Anu tarpe yra 3 prln-
ceses, 2 baronu il 3 preziden,
tai dideliQ paselpiniQ organi'
zaciiQ Rusijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-06
ATLIKTAS MEGINIMAS sU
sARvUoTU LEKTUvU.
Lektuve yra armota ir kulka-
svaidzial.

Dayton, O., bal. 5.-Armijos
virsininkai McCook lavinlmo
lauke -atliko ismeginima Sar-
vuoto Suv, ValstijQ armijos
triplano (lektuvo). PraneSta,
jog ismegininias pavykes, is
6mus neatsakoma radijatoriQ
veikimq, kas busia lengva pa
taisyti.
Svarbiausios l9ktuvo dalys
yra apdraustos stipriais sar-
vais. Apsiginimui yra armota
ir trys kulkasvaidzial.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-06
STRE|KAS ant CELEzIN.
Kelly CH|CAGOJE,

Chicagoje ant gelezinkeliq
sustreikayot h6giQ sukioteial
Streikas palieeia net IL atski-.
riQ gelezinkeliQ. Bet, sakoma,
streiko nesama ant begiq gy-
vuliQ skerdyklose.
Aplink praeita pusiaunaktl
$500 b6giu sukiotojp pamete
darbus. Gelezinkeliu kompani-
jos anu vieton megins pastaty-
ii kitus darbininkps. Tad pa
kills trukSmas, reikalinga poll
cijine apsauga.
Policijos virSininkas Garrlty
praneSe, jog per praeita naktil
apie 500 policmonu buvo pri-
statyti pri&iureti tvarkos gele-
zinkeliq yarduose. siandie po-
licmonQ reikesia daugiau.
Tx dalis bagiu sukiotojp
streikuoja. Streikas nelegalis.
Mes ldarbininkai pakele maista
prizes savo organizacija Broth
erhood of Railway Trainmen.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-06
KINU KARIUoMENE KE.
LA MAISTUS.

Annoy, Kinija, kovo 5. :
Anot gautp Gia ziniu, provincl-
joj Anhui sukel6 maistus ka-
.riuoment, Daugiau poros SIM.
tp kareivip uzmusta il keli Sim;
tai suzeista.
Kova su istikima karluome'
ne gubernatoriui dar nepasi7
baigusi. Gyventojai didziau,
siam terore b6ga is tQ apylln,
kiQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-06
sAKoMA, TRoCKIs KE-
LIAUs1As LoNDoNAN.

Londonas, bal. 4. = ziniQ
agenturos depeSoj is Copenha-
geno sakoma, jog is Varsavos
parejusi nepatvirtinta zinia,
kad Rusijos bolsevikas Troc-
kis, kares komisaras, turbut,
keliausias Londonan, paskul
Paryzziun, kur turesias tarybas
su talkininkais taikos reikale.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-06
NACIJONALISTAI NET0-
LIAUSIA NUo KoN-
STANTINOPOLIO.
Jie paeme miesta Adabazar.

Londonas, bal. 5, Musta-
pha Kemal paSos kariuomen6
ana diena paeme miesta Ada
bazaar Mazojoj Azijoj:
Adabazar yra uz Is myliQ
rytuose nuo Konstantinopolio
ir uz %, mylip nuo Anglijai
prigulinGio uosto Tsmid, per
kuri susineSama su vakarine
Mazaja Azija.
Talkininkai .padave reikala,
vima Turkijos vyriausybei,
kad j atsizadetQ turtQ nacijo-
naistu veikimo.