davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
800 WOMEN DELEGATES AT
BIG DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
Oklahoma Sends Delegate Whose Husband Helped
Nominate Harding at Chicago-Mrs, Josephis
Daniels Member of Executive Committee.

: SAN FRANCISCO. June 2G.-alrs.
William IL. England, of oklahoma.
Nassar graduate and mother of six
children, is one OF more than 800
women who are delegates to the
Democratic National Convention,
which opens here June Is. Her nus
band was II delegate to the Repuo-
cage this month.
Among the other oklahoma dele
gates are two women who trace their
ancestry TO Indian chicftains. They
are, Mrs. Richard l.. Fitc, wife of
Il physici formerly of Georgia. ami
grand niece of Scuuoyah, inventor OF
the Cherokee alphabet. and Mrs. Eu-
gene B: Lawson, wife OF an attorney
and oil man and daughter OF the
Rev. Charles Johhnycake. last chief
OF the De!awares. Mrs. rite WAS first
club of oklahoma. Mrs. Lawson
was formerly president of the Okla
homa Federation of Womcn'S Clubs,
and both were prominent in war
Miss Laura Clay. delegate At large
gan!zcra Of the Kentucky Equal
Fights Association in 1883 and is
Mrs. Elizabeth Marhury, delegate
at large from New York. who was
decorated by the United states.
work, is first rice-presidcnt OF the
League OF Catholic Women. She
came to the convention with Mrs.
John Shcrwin Crosby, mother OF
New York women Democrats in a
special train from New York that
carried nfty-four women delegates
and alternatcs
Texas sent nationally known
figure in Mrs. Percy Pcnnybackcr.
CLUB leader one of the best known
OF California's eight delegates is
Miss Mary T.. Eoy, who has been
identified wish many phases OF civic
bcttcrmcnt work. Mrs. John w. Troy.
OF Alaska, WAS the first woman dele
gate 20 arrive here.
Mrs. Daniels Heads Delegation.
Seventeen women, headed by Mrs.
Joscphus Daniels, wife of the Sccrc-
tary OF the Navy, have been appoint
cd by Homer & Cummings, chairman
of the Democratic National Commit
me mhcrS of the CNncut iNi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
5 Free Oatmeal Prescription Does Its
Work OyerniEht-IOu Can
Prepare II ut Home.

New Tork.-Exposurc to sun, dust
and wind has Il very bad effect upon
the skin and complexion. There is
way TO overcome this. 1t is my own
get such marvellous results" says
Mae Edna Wilder, when her friends
ask her about her wonderful COM
pieXion and The improved appearance
of her hands and arms. You can do
the same thing If you follow my adj
vice." she says. II feel it my duty
TO tell every girl and woman what
this wonderful prescription did for
me. never tire of telling others
just what brought about such re-
teal prescription that removed every
defect from my face. neck. hands and
arms. Until YOU try IL you can form
no idea of the marvellous change it
The prescription which you can pre-
pare at Your own home is as follows:
Go TO any grocery store and get
ten cents worth of ordinary oatmeal.
and from any drug store Il bottle Of
pcrwillo. Prepare the oatmeal as di-
rected in every package of Derwillo
and apply night and morning. The
first application Will astonish you. 1t
smooth and vclvcty. especially
recommend this method for "A saliow
skin. shiny nose. frecklcs. tan. sun
spots, coarse pores. rough skin. rud-
blcmish the face hands and arms are
heir TO. If your neck or chest is dis
| colOred from exposure, apply this
| combination there and the objection
/ solutcly harmless and will not pro.
| ducc or stimulate "A growth of hair
/ No matter how rough and ungainlS
| the hands and arms or what abuse.
and exposure 10 sun and wind. this
, oatmeal Dcrwiilo combination will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
OFFICERS ARE INSPECTED
By GENERAL OMAR BUNDY
Com n, ni}dant of Camp Ice Reviews
Men I'm Charge of Units of
Statc t.MnrN.

ESPECIAL 10 The Times Dispatch)
s PETERSBURG. juno 2G.-Omccrs
and noncommissioncd officers Of the
Virginia National Guard. who have
been in training for five days pre-
paratory 10 the annual cncampmcnt
1of the various units. have brought
.their session TO q close. Yesterday
afternoon the officers and noncoms
were inspected by General Omar
Rundy. SSonel Leroy Hodges, Colonel
! Gill, command OF the regiment, and
several State officers.
The cncampmcnt. which is 10 in
!, ciude military organizations from al
{ most every city in Virginia. will be-
I Elm at Camp Lee June ., and will
! each direction VIII be allowed.
Colonel Aubrey T.. STROBE. Of
! Amherst, 9 has accepted an Invita-
tion 10 speak in Central Park on July
"a at the big celebration 10 b.. hell
Z Mayor Gillian viii Introduce Colonel
I Strode. Al this celebration every
young man in Petersburg who has
Sjust become Of age will bc asked 10
3,Day POLL taxes. One Of the features
of the celebration will he the read
= ing of the names or all VINO have
become twepty-one this year
II Negro Is BniIed.
z 6. w. &iRins. negro. charge,
with shooting and woundiug SanUc
& 11incs, following an argument IL
- pocahontas. VIII be given a prelimi
stnary bSarinE in Police Court tues
tday TIE negro was today aGInitte'
Ito ba H.. FOR his appearance in court
~ EitktiSth Division Lays Plans.
Members OF the Eightic,h DiviSio
&. living in. Petersburg are maxim
i conv nti6n Of the division. which :
ito be the3d in Richmond next Sen
Satcmherl Committees are soon 10 b
fssappointtd here to assist In the or
Organization of permanent associh
q, ton hvhIuh will be perfected With
1.-THE neXtS lew weeks. Several hun
tfdred Petetsburr boys Win attend IN
syannuai gathering In the capital cit,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
Hot Summer Sun
Trying on the Complexion
How to Protect Your Skin and Bring Roses to
Your Cheeks

work 4 wonderful transformation in
- hours "a, the most. Thousands who
have used II report the same results
| have had"
poor and my skin rough. My neck.
chest. hands and arms were dark from
exposure. The very first application
OF this wonderful willo Oatmeal
poor complexion and skin blcmishes
would soon be Il thing Of the past
In 4 few weeks all these unsightly
defects had entirely disappeared. and
l shall always use Il, TO keep my COM
plcxion at its best all the time.
have recommended ii TO my girl
thusiastic over IT ns l am. We all
use IL before going to the y theatre,
dances or parties. and it's wonderful
what Il difference it makes in our APP
pcaranccs.
Mrs. G. V. writes: "Otmeal and Der
wiilo have worked miracles with my
complexion. had many dcspised
wrinkles and n sallow, rough skin
/ freckles After eight weeks use OF
} Mae Edna Wilder's wonderful com
| picNion prescription these objection
/ able defects have entirely vanished
! every girl and woman to Try ii and
I feel confident after one or two appli-
cations they will use II continually
with IL as ] am. | recommend ii &c
all of my friends"
NoTE--To gc, III, very best effect be
sure to follow tho complete directions con
taincd in every package OF Derwilio Yol
have only to get pcrwillo and oatmeal
You need nothing else, and IL Is so simple
that any one can use IL. and SO neIpen
I Sivc that any girl ~ woman can afford II
The manufacture and druggists guar
antec that there viii be Il noticeable i'm
prov,r,s Mt after the first application o
they Will refund the money. II IS sole
In this city under "A money refund guar
nntcc by department stores and all drug
Gists. including The Tragic. The Gran
and TIL, Miller Drug Cr.--AGv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

ccllency and to tho people of Brazil
most cordial congratulations on the
American line of cable communica-
ton between your great country and
the United States. Every Improve
mcnt in the means of direct conf
munication between the two nations
marks Il distinct step in tho develop
u,ent OF closer cultural and com
mcrcial ties.
IL wish to take this opportunity
my dear Mr.. Minister. to send to you
the expression of my high esteem
and regard"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

cannot bc paid because of absence OF
S. Blakeiey, Fourth Assistant Post
master General, declared In letter to
III. Is. Leary. Jr., of this city. follow
Ing n claim by tho latter for dam
ages.
act of Congress could meet tho sltua-
tion. tho Assistant Postmaster Gem
crul said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

committee OF thirty-fovr.
Mrs. George Bass, frs. chairman OF
the Womcn's bureau OF the Demo-
cratic National Committee, and Mrs.
Mary Holland kinkaid. assistant di-
rector Of publicity IL charge of wo-
mems activity. are among the lead
ers here. Mrs. Bass is I Chicago
civic worker, and had charge OF the
1916 Democratic presidential cam
paign in twelve Western cqual-suf-
fraSc States. ten of which cast their
electoral vote for Wilson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
"MOTHER SHIP" BEAVOR
STICKS NOSE IN MUD BANK
United states WnrshIp Resting Easy
I'm Shallow Port of kingston,
.InEinica, lIarbor.

KINGSTON. JAMAICA. June 26-The
United States warsbip Beaver is
ashore in Kingston harbor and eff
forts TO float her have thus far been
unavailable.
The vessel which is the mother
ship" of submarine division No. =
was Oh the way to Guantanamo last
night when she struck II mud bank
n tag is assisting the Beaver. but !,
is believed likely that the British
warship Cambrian will be called
upon 10 help. The position of the
Beaver is not dangerous.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
Static Gunrd. OrgnniHc.

WINCHESTER. June 26.--Captain
George II. Grimm, OF the State
Guards. who two weeks ago under
took TO raise a company OF the
National Guard here, completed the
work EUS evening. and the company
will be mustered into service June
20. Efforts had boon made for more
than aItIear TO form n National Guard
company, but without success until
Captain Grimm took charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
IInrrison uoosts Sou,b.

Ralph i. Harrison. heading the
delegation from Richmond at the
Shrincrs convention in Portland.
ore. Is boosting Richmond and the
whole OF the South while attending
the sessions of the convention. ac-
Cording to an account in the Oregan
Daily journal. published in Portland
Mr.. Harrison is high in khe councils
Of the organization and is a we'll
known insurance man OF Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
Lutheran Reunion July 80.

wINCHESTER, June pa Luth-
Gran Church reunion. which is eN-
pected TO attract visitors from the
Potomac 10 the James, will bc held
at Fishers Hill, Shenandoah County.
July -. arrangements for which are
being! made by a committee headed
by the Rev. y. y. Kelly OF Winches-
ter. The principal Speakers are TO
be the Rev. T.. II. linubel. president
OF the United Lutheran Church in
America, and the Rev Charles j.
SMITH the new president of Roanoke
College Salem Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
manganese Lnnd Sold.

WINCHESTER. June 26.--Charles
+. Nelson and wife have leased TO
n. NJ! Mannakcc approximately 200
acres .of land on Mineral! Ridge for
five years, with the privilege OF re-
newins for nincty-nvc years. the
purpose being to mine manganese.
The consideration was $50 a month
and SS.25 royalty on each long ton
of manyanese ore mined Operations
are to be begun at once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
bristol Sc''s bonds.

BRISTOL, June &c. street improve
ment bonds 20 the :, lount OF S1o0.-
600 have been sold ~ the city of
Bristol Ma. The Dominion National
BaiNS. az this city, was the success
full bidder. taking thu bonds at par
The bonds are twenty year, per
cent serial bonds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
RELIEF CONVENTION OPENS
Delegates from All PARTS OF Country
Meet TO Consider Plight OF
Ncnr I;nst.
tDy Associated Press. j

t1by .kSSIVF'NNVU
OCEAN GROVE. y. j., June 20
Tho Near East Relief Conference to
ing OF 100000 children in Syria. Ar
mcnia and Trans Caucasia next year
opened today with delegates present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
CONGRATULATES BRAZIL ON
OPENING OF NEW CABLE
Acting Secretary OF State Sends Mes
snEe to Minister of Foreign
Affairs Mt Brazil.

iSy NsSoclotcu trcss.a
WASHINGTON. June 26.-ActinS
Secretary OF State Davis today sent
the following message to the Minister
OF Foreign Affairs Of Brazil In con-
ncction with the opening Of n direct
line of cable communications between
the United states and Brazil:
81 desire to extend to Your Elk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
sailors Assist rlrcmcn.

CORUNNA. SPAIN. June 26.-Crcws
of several war vessels in the harbor
here are assisting the local fire bril-
Eade in eXtinEuishiug a fire in n to-
tobacco factory. Five million pesctas'
worth of leaf tobacco is stored in
the building, and the authorities
hold out little hope OF saving It,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
Moose plan New Home.

BRISTOL. June 26.--A modern now
home flor the lodbe Of the Loyal or
der OF Moose, at Appalachian. Will be
tion received here The new struc-
5ure when completed Will represent
an Investment of about $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

FREDERlCkSiStiQ IA. tIunr;, 20, The
Neck between Rccdvil'c an.l Ncwror,
News has been discortinucr pre-
sumahly for lack Of patronage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
Sails for Liverpool.

CULPEpER, June 26-Miss Lucille
and expects TO be abroad. both in
England and on the continent until
October. She accompanied the Misses
Grav;stt, of Charleston. w. Va, whose
fatheg, Bishop Gravatt, Will attend
the Lambeth conference In London.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
Sorm,, SCHOOL Crowded.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. June 2G.-The
regular session OF IN" summer nor
NAL. which opened here TINS week
with the dormitorics crowded &c. ca
pacity, has more than 2aO students IN
attendance. There were nifty more
applicants who could not be accom- :
modated on account OF lack OF dor
mitory facilities The faculty OF the
summer school is made up largely
from teachers OF the regular session
School The teachers from other
schools include Miss kcrlin. princina
in Newport News; Miss Phillips. @.
the Richmond city schools, and MISS
Hummer, of the normal school III
Washington city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
/ IL [;! 4 SUMMER
q SCHOOL ADDS TEACHERS
Ten, Scw Instructors Arc Engaged
stn6a 5.s 10 Care for Increased
NS;,ajs sop;- Demands

J. ---WILI.IAMSBURG, June eG.--Duc TO
-1ks<6<dShd for n number OF courses
summer school students of the Col
2 lege of William and Mary. which We're
not listtd in the catalogue, il has
Z been necessary TO add ten new ia
B structors to the faculty OF the sum-
1 mer session. IN addition TO those who
Z were already engaged Those VINO
& are teaching special subjects now are
!, tho following. Miss Marl l.. Wills,
Z Richmond, methods III geography IL.
& il. Seekfurd, stanton, model work
& A. j.. Elliot, SUFFOLK. high school sub
i jects; c. r. Lyle. Newport News,
s model work. i. ii. White, iypcwritinS
L and shorthand; Major y. +. Tanner.
4 physical training. Misses Hazel Gal
lanai, Ckichmohd, home economies
L Sophie Mycr, Richmond prnmansh!p:
4 lp4seS Slleic, Williamsburg, home eco
Hatten, Newport News
I model work. Women students OF the
ssion heard lJr. Florence III.
Richards deliver interesting lectures
i on Thursday and Friday. The subject
4 of the first lecture WAS press. Dahc-
x ing and General Behavior and the
& latter was the -Four Stages OF Life.
4 While here pr. richards also con-
K Quoted short intensive course III
!. social hygiene and preventive meas
2 ureS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
aPL EAs. OF NOT GUILTY
Bf4ALLEGEQ lYNCHERS

Ghargea Grow out Of Duluth Trouble
when Negroes Were Killed by
f- Mob.
t(d r. Associated Press
4 DCLUE1J, MINI, June 26.-Thrce
young 'n,rn indicted by The special
sgrand 5ny for murder in the first
sdegree AZ result Of the lynch!ng
tos three negroes here the night OF
June 49,. pleaded not guilty when ar
Z raignrb dblsp In District Court They
Sare John Btrr. Leonard Hedman and
sGSatc Satleyor. Judge Cant reserved
fhih decision IL tho matter OF admit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
U. S. CAN'T PAY DAMAGE
THROUGH LACK OF FUNDS

Motorlst SuHtnininE Injuries to Self
or Car From Mall Truck Collision
I'm Hard Luck.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-Damages
asked by owners of motor vehicles In
collision with government mail trucks
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-03
Is, 900 KANADOS KALNA
KASIQ ISsAUKE GEGU-
zIO DIENOS STREIKA.

Toronto, Ont, geguaio I d.
Geguzio dienos veikimai Kanado
je atsizyr1ejo $1,000 angliakasiu
streiku Naujosios Skotijos dis
trikte, kur darbirinkai nejo
darbq protestuodami prizes val
daip dtsisakyma paliuosuoti Win
nipego streiko vadus po kaucija
kol byla yra augstesniam teisme.
Winnipege buvo laikomos di-
deles demonstrators protestan
prizes kalinima streiko vadu, bet
minios buvo ranios. Darbinin-
kai mczai indomavo taip vadi-
mama milzinSka demonstracija
Torontoje. Mazesniuose Kama
dos miestuose streikai turejo tik
yietine reiksme.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-03
GELzKELIu STREIKAs
VEL ISKlLO BUFFALOJE.

Buffalo, N. L., bal. 30 d. =
Dvieju savaiciu begiu Siandien
antru kartu iseina j stre;ka dar-
bininkai visuose gelzkelinluose
miesto kiemuose; streikuoja be
giasukiai ir konduktoriai, kurie
yra nariais nesenai susitverusios
kieminip darbininku draugijos
Streikuoja delto, kad nieko ne
daroma su jp reikalavimais pa
kelimo algos.
Gelzkeliai rengiasi paskelbti
drauda prekems ateinacioms
miesta ir iseinancioms is 10. Pa
Isazierinis susisiekimas nera pa
liestas streiko.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-03
PINIGU KURSAS.

Czslenlo plnigai apstlinis po
$4,000 ar daugiau tarp banku
kaip paduoda Merchants Loan &
Trust kompanija.
seg. I pal.~'3o.
-Anslijos svaras s5.s2H s3S2&
Francijos QuH SI) fr. 1906 1902
ltalijos (uz SD liru 22.I6 22.2o
Belgijos (uz Sr) ir. 1900. 1850
Olandijos 100 flor, S363S $50 So
Danijos 100 kronu SG7.o5 SI7.Io
Svedljos 100 kronu PISS 2I.4o
Norvegijos 100 kronu 1925 1880
Nokietijos 100 markiu I.S2 I.7S
Austrljos 100 kronu "a IS
SuomJos 100 markiq Sis s.3s
Lenkijos 100 markiu 10 70
Lietuvos 100 auksinu I.S2 I.7S
hanados $1,000 5000 5000
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-03
TEGUL SAU RAUDONIE-
il KALBA,-SAKO TAFT;
BAUSTI Tx w DARIUS.

New York, geg. I d. = Buvu
sis prezidentas siandien savo kal
boj iSreiske savo pasipriesinima
istisiems deportavimams. Jis MI
rode ! tai, kad augStiausis Suv
Nalstijp teismas uzreiskG, kat
Svetimsalius galima deportuoti be
tcismo. .Jis paten1ijo:
Wis viena, kq ne pasakytg
kas, jo nesal'na bausti De pill.
niausio istyri.'.o, kq jis yra, al
k2 jis qalejo radaryti sarysyje ST
tue. TeEui sau kalba.
Wis viena ka zmogus nepada-
rytq' kaip baisus 10 prasizengi-
mas nebutQ, 10 negalima baust
redavus progos jam 2intis'.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-03
BERLINE RAMU.

Berlinas, geg. I d. = Sauleta
geguzio diena isvede berliniskius
j parkus If atviras aikstes. Tvar-
kios vyru If moteru procesijos
parodavo I,hiergartno kvartale
pazymetinos bVrvo mokyklos val
ku procesijos su zaliomis Sake
lemis If obalsiais: "Mes taipgi
streikuojame Geguzio Pirmoj"
ir "Mes norime pasauliniu mo-
kyklu'.
.Geg Azio Gatvekariai shocmfwy
Gatvekariai augstutinieji If apa
tiniai nevaikssiojo il didziuma
sankrovu buvo uzdarytos. Visar
buvo ramu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-03
vokietija mokes Latvijai bi|ijo-
ma markiQ nuosto|iQ.
1rys mIrtys Ceguzio Pirmoj Paryziuje.

que pleciuje prizes Respublikos
sargu kazarnes. Apie 800 de
monstrantu, kurie buvo laikinai
laikomi kaliniais kazarmip kie-
me nuo pat pietu uz ju. perdi-
deli demonstrating, tapo paleis-
ii. Jiems isejus pro vartus, JUGS
,pasitiko sauksminga minia If is
kelus ant peciu nese JUGS sauk-
dana ant policijos. zandarai is
sitrauke savo buozes tme mi
MIA vaikyti. Graziai apsitaise
moterys iSeje is. minios grumojo
policistams kunlStimis 90 nosia.
Toliaus jos pradejo JUGS trau-
kyti uz usu If kolioti. Policija
kclias apdauze If po to prasidejo
mustyne.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-03
RUSAI PAEME BAKU.

Londonas, geg. I d. = Sian
dicn rytmetyj oficialiai buvo pra
nesta, kad rusu bolSeviku pajie-
gos bal. 20 d. uzeme labai svar-
bu zibalo semyklu centra yaka-
riniame Kaspijos juros pakras-
tyj, Balu.
Rusp sovietiniq pajiegu pa
emimas Baku panaikina talkinin-
XII nutarima nesenai padarytq
San Remote, pagal kuri anglams
buvo pavedama kontrole ant Kau
kazo zibalo semyklq.
Baku yra sostine totoriu res
publikos Azebaidzano, kurioje
kelios dienos tam atgal iskilo
revoliucija Sta revoliucija, ma
tomai, buvo bolSevikiniu elemen
tn paemimu gales naujoj toto
riu respublikoj, aciu kuriam sa-
lis atsidure rusu bolseriku ka-
reivijoms.
Gelezies, ANGLES If jaw kras-
tus sovietinei Rusijai atemus is
Kolcako If Denikino jau keli me
nesiai tam atgal, tik zibalo tc-
ritorija buvo pasilikusi svetim-
Sally rankose. Taigi puolus Ba-
XII Russia atgavo visits didziuo
sius gamtos turtus, kuriuos val
de Rttsijos imperija.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-03
GENEROLAI PATARIA
CARRANZAI REZIG-
NUOTI.

Washington, geg. d. = Pre-
zidento Carranzos generolai kon-
ferencijoje laikytoje kelios die
nos tam atgal patare jam rezi-
gnuoti, uzleidziant vieta vietinin-
kui, kuri is arN longresas pa
skirs. Carranza atsisakes paklau
syti patarimo, bet jis sutikes
atSaukti ambasadoria,.s Suv,
Valstijose Ign. Bonillas kandi-
daturq prezidentus If pasiusti
komisija tariffs su revoliucionie-
riais.
Konferencija, kurioje dalyvavo
visi sostines apielinkes generolai
If veikiantysis kares minister's
Urquizo, buvusi suSaukta Carran-
zos apkalbSjimui Sanoros atsis-
kyrimo.
liz Carranzos atsistatydinimq
buvo paduoti ilgi argumentai,
svarbiausiu ju buvo tas, kad at
slsakymas nuo prezidentystes
prasalintp Sdv. Va1stijp isi.,isi-
mo pavoju.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-03
GELUMBIU F.ABRIKAI
ATLEIDO 1000 OAR
BININKU.

Passaic, N. j., bal. 80 d. =
Delei netikrumo gelumbiu rinkos
padeties If del panaikinino dide-
lip uzsisakymu gelumbiu fabri-
kai atleido nakt;nius darbininkus.
Du vietos fabrikai jau atleido
1000 darbininku, kit tuojaus
rengiasi atleisti naktinius darbi-
nlnkus. F 'brikai dirbo pilna pa
jiega nuo to laiko kaip h4re pra-
sideio.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-03
zahdarai saudo.

Zandarai puole SUI plikais kar-
dais, smagodami jais be atsi-
ziurejimo. AStuoni, ar desimts
zmoniu tapo sukapoti. Kituose
atsitikimuose zandarai pavarto-
10 revolverius. Spejama. kad
mirtys buvo nuo suviu. Miniai
isslblaskius, ant vietos liko daug
suzeistu. Juos nusinese ju drau
gal j dabrininku federacijos Sc
dyb2, netoliese.
Nienai rnoteriai bezitlrint per
langa pataike jai atklyddsi kul-
ka if j veliau pasimire.
Pagal apskaltymq iudejime is
laikyta apie so nuos busy ir 40
nuoS. gatvekariu. NieSbuciu
streikas la'biausiai nepavykes, di
dieJl vieSbuciai ir daugumas ma
zqju aprupine savo svecius. Vie
nok daugumas lake duris uzda-
rytas If isileido tik pazistamus.
Kavines beveik visos buvo uz-
darytos. Apskritai biznis visas
buvo sustabdytas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-03
VOKIETIJA UZMOKES
LATVIJAI BILIJONA
MARKIU NUOSTOLIU.


Berlinas, geg. d. = Sutarty-
je tarp Vokietijos ir Latvijos,
kuri manoma bus pasirasyta
siandien, yra sutarimas, kad Vo
kietija uzmokes bilijona mar
kiq If atiduos tam tikra skaitliu
garveziu ir kitokios medziagos.
Kares stovis tarp siu dvieju walls
tybiu prasideda nuo to daikto,
kaip pulk. Avalav-Bernmont pra-
dejo veikti Pabaltijoje rugsejo
menesyje pernai metals.