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Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-16
SCHOOL OPENS
Successful School Opening Last Mon.
day. 572 Enrolled in White and
l6O in Colored School. II
in the Graduating Class.

The city schools, white and
.colored, opened Monday morning
with a largely increased enroll
Iment. Over a hundred parents
and friends gathered in the chap
el with the children where a very
interesting program was render
ed.
The devotional exercises were
conducted by Rev. Leon Hall.
The exercises were given by
members of last years gradua-
ting class. The general topic
was What the School Can Do
For You" Carl Coley spoke on
the school as a preparation for
life. Willie Williams praised the
work ofELiterary Societies as
mind trainers and brought out
the value of our being able to
think on his feet. William Head
spoke of the school as an oppor-
tunity that makes tor success,
and spoke of the fine spirit OF
cooperation existing between the
teachers and pupils in the city
school. Mamie West closed by
calling attention to the necessity
for physical education and de.
velopment, and how this finds
outlet in the various departments
of the Athletic Association Mer-
ritt Head sang a solo in his usual
attractive manner, entitled Little
Boy Blue. Theexercises closed
with America and the Flag Salute.
The enrolment in the city
schools is 572 white, 100 colored,
total 732.
Of thesenrollment in the white
school 466 pupils have enrolled
in the elementary school, with
106 in the High School Depart.
n,ent.
The High School GRADES are lQ
Gated in the Opera House build
ing, as follows:
"a, Is pupils-Miss Groves.
8B, 16 pupils Paris,
9, % pupils Miss Allen.
10, Is pupils Miss Arrowood.
IL, II pupils Miss Finley.
The graduating class this year
is as follows: Rose Biggs, Tessie
Covington, Agnes Head, Sudie
Jenkins, Idell Meacham, Katie
Mcdonald. Grace McRae, Mary
Leak Scales, Annie Smith, Ernest
Coble, Roy Coble, Frank Cope
land, Lee Ellerbe, Mike Ellerbe
John Gore, Ledbetter Mckenzie
Henry Steele.
1t will be of interest to the peo
pie of the town to know where
the teachers have their homes
Misses Leah Love, Mabel Brooks
Pearl Nance, Estelle Jones, Lii
lian Allen and Mary Paris are
with Mrs w. B. Head; Misses
Rebecca Stimson, Kate Lea
Owen, Hart Sheridan and Ruth
Gather with Mrs. E. D. Whit
lock; Misses Nancy Stacy and
Bernice Hornady with Mrs. L
| D. McPhail; Miss Anne Watkins
AEa,,;ol Croxync Tcaho1 ArrnxxyooT
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-09-16

and Agnes Williams with Mrs.
R. S. Leak; Miss Maude Moore
at VIM. Little Steele's; Miss Ber-
nice Turner at the Hotel; Miss
Kate Finley with Miss Bessie
Terry.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-01-03
10000 Negroes To Be Repre-.
scented In Meeting Here.

More than 10000 Negroes of the
United States will be represented
in mass meeting to be held in Coop
er Union, New York on Monday even
ing January 5, under the auspices of
the National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People, it was
announced today.
"The Negro and Labor" is the sub
ject announced and the speakers will
be Wudley Field Malone, former col
lector of the port of New York, DIR.
w. E. B. Dubois, editor of the Cri-
sis; John Haynes Holmes and Prof.
NJ. II. Gassaway who will tell of his
expulsion from Anderson, South Ca
rolina.
Music at the meeting will in charge
of the Clef Club.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-01-03
The Negroes Civic League
Contemplates Activities.

Lancaster, Pa, December 81. 1919.
At a meeting of the Negro Civic
League, recommendations were adopted
to open reading room at the Day
Nursery, No SIC North Street, where
good literature and current newspapers
will be supplied.
1t was also decided that the league
should become the agency for colored
newspapers, under the direction of
Miss Maud Wilson, with headquarters
at the Day Nursery.
Much interest centers in the educa-
itional department of the league. This
branch prepares literary and musical
program for the second Friday night
in every month. A debate will be a
feature of the program for this week.
The subject is Resolved, That envi-
ronment has greater influ-
ence upan development than here
dity.o Strong arguments are expected
from both sides, with Mrs Laura
Wilson and George Wilson for the
affirmative and Mrs. Daniel Foster
and David Kelley on the negative side.
The public is invited.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-01-03
What Our Children
Are Taught

A textbook published by the Amer
lean Book Company - concern which
Is, by the way, unfair to organized
labor - is furnished teachers in the
Butte schools for classroom use. This
work is called "A School History Of
the Great War. =
On page III is found this delightful
ly sympathetic account of the Irish
revolution in 1916
" Some of the more redical among
the Irish Home Rule party had formed
an organization known as Sim Fem,
an Irish phrase which means "for
ourselves Their aim was to make
ireland an independent nation. The
leaders of tins group got into CORE
spondencc with persons in Germany
and we're promised military assistance
if they would rebel against England
The rebellion broke out April "a, 1916,
without the promised help from Ger
many. For several days the rebels
held some of the principal buildings in
Dublin. After much blooshed the re-
bellish was put down and Sir Roger
Easement, one of those who had been
in communication with Germany, was
executed for treason.
Thus does this "history' dismiss
the struggle of the Irish people for
freedom from oppression
Nor are the Russians treated any
more kindly. On page l23, in speaking
If the Russian revolution, which freed
ls0,000000 people, it states:
"The revolt was led by two of the
most extreme members of the party,
Lenin and Trotzky, who had at their
disposal large sums Of money furnished
by Germany"
This lie has been exploded so often
that only the most astounding disre-
gard for facts could have caused its
incorporation in Il school history. -
Whatever Lcnin and Trotzky may be,
it has been proved 10 the satisfaction
lof both Germany. and the Allies that
they were not German agents as this
work infers; their propaganda entirely
idemoralized the eastern German
armies.
TIL tender regard for the interests
Of wealth and privilege is again shown
ON page l56, where it states:
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-01-03
Major Motion Gives Lynching
Record for 1919.

Dear Sir,
l send you the following information
relative to lynehings for the past
year. According to the record com
piled by Monroe y. Work, of the
Department of Records and Research
of the Tuskegee Institute, there were,
81 lynchings in 1919, of which II were
in the South and ) in the North and
West. This is Is more than the number
GA for the year 1918. OF those lynehed
Is were Negroes and Z were whites.
One of those put to death was a Negro
women. Nineteen, or less than one
fourth of those put to death, were
charged with rape or attempted rape.
Seven, of the victims were burned to
death. Nine were put to death and
then their bodies were burned. The
charges against those burned to death
were rape, 3; murder, 2; killing sheriff
/; no charge given, |. The charges
AGAINST those first killed and then
their bodies burned were: attempted
rape, 8; shooting officers of the law, B;
rape, /; murder, l; ineendiary talk, /.
The offense of murder was charged
against all the whites lynched. The
offenses charged against the Negroes
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-01-03

The amount is necessary to complete
payments on the purchase of three
pieces of property at South Robertson
md Delachase streets, and also for
he equipment of the new building.
D rhe committee hopes the entire amount
will be raised by January l at the
time of the formal opening of the in
stitution.
New Orleans has the largest colored
Population of any city in the South
with only one small colored hospital,
while other Southern communities
support from two to four such institu-
tions. When fully equipped, the Prov
idence Hospital will enable the negro
doctor to continue his education by
personal observation of surgical ope-
rations, and by developing the higher
education of the colored doctors and
nurses, II long step will have been
taken in the direction of helping the
negro to help himself. The hospital will
be equipped with free wards, while
pay wards will be made SO as to ia
eilitate those of the race not able to
pay the usual medical charges.
In 1909 the Providence Sanitarium
opened its doors at Canal and Howard
streets and after being compelled to
move number of times, suitable
neighborhood was selected by the
committee, with the approval of the
Commission Council. The goal is now
reached and with the additional $4,000
which the committee pledged itself to
raise. New Orleans will be able to
boast of having provided one of the
best equipped institutions of its kind
in the South, devoted entirely to her
colored population.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-01-03

"Soon after war was declared, the
railroads of the country placed them
selves at the disposal of the govern
ment in order to take care of the in
crease in transportation service re-
quirod by the state of war"
"Placed themselves at the disposal
of the government is rather good
considering the fact that the govern
ment was forced to take the roads
over in order to relieve the traffic
congestion that threatened to disrupt
the industrial life of the nation and
considering further that the roads left
no stone unturned to prevent the 60
vernment taking control.
The stereotyped explanation of the
rise in prices - blaming it on labor =
is also adopted by this children S guide.
Tt says:
aeWhen the government wants a
great quantity of ammunition for
which it is willing to pay a high price,
the manufacturer, desiring to obtain
an increased number of workmen
quickly, offers unusually high pay.
This attracts workmen from other in
dustry. and the latter offer still
higher pay to their workmen. In this
way, wages rapidly 60 up and things
that have to be produced with labor,
like coal, or houses, or ships, rise
enormously in cost
Few workers will subscribe to this
sketch of the workers paradise that
this country was supposed to be during
the war.
The fact that wages always lag be-
increases are never secured until prices
have risen seems to be unknown to the
eompilers of this masterpiece, but as
long as labor is the class that gets the
worst of it, it is doubtful if many will
notice the errors.
1.-THE School History of the Great
War;" compiled by Albert Mckinley,
Phi. D., professor of history, University
of Pennsylvania; Charles A. Coulomb,
Phi. D., district superintendent of
schools, Philadelphia, and Armand
Gerson, Phi. D., also district superb
tendent of schools in Philadelphia.
The fact that the steel-trust owns
the state of Pennsylvania and with it
the public school system, may possibly
account for some of the more glazing
mis-statements of fact when the truth
would iniure the financial interests
associated with the steel trust.
The learned gentlemen named above
should have no difficulty in securing,
as reward for their attempts to
poison knowledge at its source, few
more degrees from the steel trust s
University o6 Pennsylvania.
Butte Bulletin.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-01-03

were murder 10; attempted rape, TO-;
rape 9; abetting riots, 4 shooting of
ficers of the law, 4 insulting wo-
man, /; killing officer of the law, A.;
alleged incendiary talk, ?; writing
improper letter >; charge not reported
8; shooting woman, /; robbery, :;
shooting night Waterman, /; shooting
and vounding man, |: alleged com
plieity in killing officer of the law,
/; killing man in self-defense, !;
killing landlord in dispute over crop
settlement, /; no charge made, l. for
being acquitted of shooting an officer
of the law, |; remarks about Chicago
race riot, |; for keeping company with
white woman, l; for being found UNI
der bed, /; for making boastful re-
marks, l. for alleged misleading of
mobs searching for another, |; because
appeal was taken from ten years SEN
tenee for attempting life of another,
|; for discussing IA lynehing, |.
The States in which lynching occur
red and the number in each state arc
as follows: Alabama, I; Arkansas, Il;
Colorado, 2; Florida, ); Georgia, p;
Louisiana, Z; Mississippi, u; Missouri,
?; Nebraska, ! North Carolina, ,;
South Carolina, |; Tennessee, l; Texas.
1; Washington, !; West Virginia, .;
Kansas, |.
Very truly,
ROBERT r. MOTION, Principal.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-01-03
Funds Are Needed By Colored
Hospitals.
Committee Announces That $4,000 More
Is Required for Institution.

Charles Hamilton, Ben Beekman,
and d. d. Moore, members Of the com
mittee of New Orleans business men
who have volunteered their services in
raising Il fund for the erection and
maintenance of the Providence Hospi-
tai and Training School for Nurses, an
institution devoted to the colored POI
pulation of the city, have issued an
appeal for an additional $1,000
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-02
ANGLEKASIAI PADARE
SUTARTL SU kOMPA-
NDOM|S.
SUTARTIS PADARYTA
DVIEJU METU LAI-
KOTARPIUI.
Padidinta darbininkams uz-
mokestis visuomenes
leSomis.

New York, bal. 2. = Angle
kasiQ organizacijos atstovai
eia suvaziave su minkstuju
anglip kasyklQ kompaniju at
stovais padare sutarti, parem-
ta prezidento Wilsono paskir-
tos komisijos nusprendimu.
Nauja sutartis pradejo veik-
ii su vakarykSGia diena ir bus
gera dviejQ metQ laikotar-
piui. Darbinnkams pripazln-
ia q nuoS. daugiau uzmokes-
ties, kaip buvo rekomendavu-
81 prezidento komisijos di-
dziuma (du nariu is triiq).
Naujos sutarties vienan
posme pasakyta, kad ivairius
"vidujinius nepasitenkini-
mus" (ne abelnuosius) lvai7
riuose minkstujjq angliu lau-
ky apskriGiuose issrys apskri-
eiq unijq yirsai6iai bendrai s1l
kasyklu operatoriais.
Anglekasiai turi dirbti.
Nauiaia sutartimi ,ninkstqjp
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-02

Paryzius, bal. 1.-Per Buda-
pesta is Konstantinopolio pra-
nesama, kad visoj Turkijoj
turkai pakele revoliucija prizes
talkininkus.
|. Tx vienam Konstantinopo-
iyj yra ramu. Mes tenai su-
traukta skaitlinga talkininku
kariuomen6.
Kick suzinota, abelnam su-
kilimui vadovauja turkQ naci-
ionalistu vadas Mustapha Ke-
Mil paSa, kurs atsisakes klau-
sytf KonStantinopoko valdzios.
Talkininkai turi S. v. nota.
Talkininkai jau gavo Suv.
ValstijQ nota Turkijos klausi-
me. Suv. Valstijos pageidauja,
kad turkq sultanas ibutQ pra-
Salintas is Konstantinopolio,
taigi If is Europos.
Su tuo Suv. Valstiju pagei-
aavimu Gia ne visl sutinlIa.
Pirmiausia sakoma, kad jei
Suv. ValStijos moka paduoti
talkininkams nurodymus, tad
tegu jos prisideda il darbais
prize patvarkymo Turkijos.
Toliaus pazymima, jog ne
sama reikalo sultana prasalm-
ii is Konstantinopolio. Mes jei
tas miestas talkininkl bus
uOJdllldS-ldl ElSVleli
tenai sultanas netures jokios
reikSmes.
Suv. Valstijos pataria pada-
ryti kuoplaeiausia Armenijos
respublika. Cia sakoma, kad
didele Arm9nijos respublika
patterns talkininkams bus
kenksminga. Mes kaipo tokia
neistengs tvarkyties.
Maza Arm6nijos respublika
yra daug parankesne patterns
arm6namS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-02
PATTI ARMIJA PATVAR-
KYs VoKIEeIU Boil
sEvIKUs.
Bolseviku kareiviams vado-
vauja rusu oficierai.

Berlynas, bal. 1.-Vokietijos
arniijos oficierai, kurie studi-
javo Ruhr apskrityj bolSevikQ
veikima, sake, visas apskritis
yra bolsevikq rankose. Ir boil
Sevikai tenai kaip matyt, pa
clos armijos lures but nusluo-
ii, kol vyriausyb6 suspes ap-
skriti iSnaujo'paimti savo kon-
trol6n.
"Vyriausybes ultimatumas
i bolSevikus nepadare didelio
ispudzio,' - sake leitenantas
pulkininkas Hasse, kuri mini
'Steris Gessler pasiunte kuria-
majin susirinkiman pranesti
apie visa padeti Ruhr apskri-
tyj," kadangi radikalai vadai
Essuose pasiunte NUNS ulti-
matuma. Nereikia abejoti, kad
vyriausybe pradas tuojaus
veikti ir nurodys raudonie-
stems absolute savo valdzia.
Kick palaukus, gal jau butQ
pervelu ir visokie zygiai ne
duotQ geistinq pasekmip." "
Rusu oficierai vadovauja.
"Kovojancios spekos," sake
HaSse, "nereprezentuoja ko-
munistu partijos grupiQ. Bet
tai burial, kuriems Yadovauja
rusQ oficierai.
"BolsevlkQ suokalblaVlmas
ten ilgas laikas buvo vedamas
If Kappa veikimas suokalbi-
ninkams dave progos staiga
pakilti. Kitaip jie ilgas laikas
nebutu tureje tinkamQ spekQ
pakilti prizes oyriausybe.
"Mes laukiame nuo talkinin-
ku praneSimo, ar jie leis NUNS
pasiqsti kariuomenes ! neutra-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-02
GARSIEJI GENEROLAi VA
DoVAUJA BoLsEVIKAMs.
Lenkams gall but labai bloga.

Washington, bal. 1.-Vietos
-lenkQ pasiuntinybeje aptureta
ziniq, kad bolSevikQ armijal
pries lenkus vadovauja garsu-
sis rusp generolas Brusilov,
kurs 1916 metals tas paeias te-
ritorijas buvo atemes nno vo-
kieGiQ IL austrl.
PodolIos fronte lerkums
vedovauja buves rusq armijos
generolas lenkas Jendrzewski,
kuris buvusios kar6s metu tar
navo dviejose rusq armijose.
Is Varsavos uzginta pa
skleista zinia, kad bolseVikai
paeme~ Vilniq ir todel lenkq
vyriausybei prisieje krausty-
ties i SVarsavos. Tos zinios
buvo paskleistos is Berlyno.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-02
voK1Ec1U BoLsEv1KAI
UzSIIMA PLESIMAIS.
Griauja jie Westfalijos mics

Hague, Olandija, bal. l. -
Vokieeip bolSeviku armija Rel
no Prusijoj ties tvirtove We
sci susilauke pagelbos If at
naujiino atakas prizes vyriau-
syb6s kariuomene, kuri gina
ta tvirtove If miesta, anot
pranesimq is Rotterdamo.
Sulig pranesimp, bolsevikai
Westfalijoj apiplese miestell
Hamp If kitas vietas. kai-ku-
rias kuone visai susaikino.
Ten ir kitur uzdaryta pastH
ir telegraph ofisai. Uzdarytos
ir dirbtuyes. Tx vieni gatve-
kariai vazineja. Mes tie yra
reikalingi patterns bolseyil-.
- -
kams.
Kai-kurios dirhtuves sutiko. {.
darbininkams uzmoketi w be-
darbiavima streiko metu.
Bet atsisake ta padarytl
Kruppo istaigu valdyba.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-02
PRANCUZIJA PRIEsINGA
MALsYTI BoLsEVI-
KUS.
Neleidzia vokieciu vyriausy-
bel pasiusti kariuomene.

Paryzius, bal. l. = Vokle-
tijos vyriausybe tikejosi, kad
talkininkai sutiks leisti jal
pasiQsti Ruhr apskrltin ka-
riuomene su tikslu numalslntl
ten pakilusius bolsevikus.
TeGiaus su tue nesutinka
Praneuzija, kuriai talkinin-
kai yra pavede rupinties tue
reikalu.
Prancuzijos uzrubezinip rel
kalu ofisas pranese Vokietijai,
Izad Ruhr apskritis yra neu-
traliam ruoze, kurs, sulig tai
kos sutarties, jokiais militia
riniais veikimais neturi but
palieclamas, lsemus nepapfas-
tuosiusy ten nuotikius.
Tuo tarpu ten bolsevikq
sublime Prancuzija nematanL
ii jolio pavojaus kaip sau,
TAIN Vokietiiai.
Vokietija neleido prancu-
zams tenai okupuoti kelip
miestp. Prancuziia neleidzla
Vokietijai pasiusti kariuome-
ne malsinti bolseyikus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-02
BaItgudziai ReikaIauja Laisyes

dzius matyti taikos tarybose
su bolsevikais.. 4
Anot pulkininko Yesoyitoy,
visoj Baltgudijos respublikoj
.baisus gyventojq siniftimas
prizes lenkus.
Mazuma nori revoliucijos.
Mazuma baltgudziu siandie
stow uz tai, kad prizes lenkus
okupantus pakelti revoliucija,
mes kftaip nebus galima jQ nus
sikratyti.
Bet didziuma veikeju yra
priesinga tokiam zygiui. Sake,
jei butq pakelta reyoliucija,
tuomet lenkai turetu progos
talkininkams pasakyti, kad
ia revoliucija yra bolsevikp.
Bet revoliucija lures ivykti,
jei Baltgudijos atstoyams bus
atsakyta dalyvauti ibolsevikq-
Ienkp taikos tarybose, kuomet
tos prasides 'balandzio 10 die
na.
Baltgudziai kreipesi Maskyon.
BaItgudijos respublikos Ia
ryba kreipesi Maskvon j bnt-
seviku valdzia. Pareikalayo,
kad be baltgudziq atstovu re.
butp sprendziamas Baltgudi-
jos likimas, kad lenkai nesi-
savintp Baltgudijos 3emiQ.
"Yra vilties, kad bolsevikai
sttits su musQ reikalay7li-
mais, !" sake pulkininkas. "Bet
iei kartais tam pasipriesintu
lenkai, tegu tuomet jie zinosi.
Uz paselomes tegu pasimtq ant
saves atsakomybe."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-02
GAIsR|NINEAI PAKEL|A.
STRE|kA.

Chicagos gaisrininkai nu7
balsavo pakelti streika. .s
Miesto taryba vakar patvir-
tino biudzeta $130, ,560, 1863:
Tose islaidose yra If 4 mill,
JONAH dolieriu, kurie turi but
pavartoti padidinti algas ME
sto tarnautojams. &
Streikas teciaus nepasibai5
gia. Mes taryba tarnautojams
neskiria tick, kick jQ reikalau-
jana. (.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-02
JUGS TURF PAvERGE
.LENKAI.
Lenkams grumoja kare.

Ryga, bal. l (Raso angl.
lai1r. korespondentas) Teko
GGia susieiti If pasikalbeti su
BaItgudijos respubilkos atsto-
vi, oulkininku Yesovitovu.
Jis pasake, kad kuomet lenkai
YES taikos tarybas su bolsevl-
kais, tarybose lures dalyvautl
ir Baltgudijos atstovai.
Lenkai Siandie savo okupa-
cijoje turi zymia dali Baltgu-
dijos, kuri taippat pasiskelbe
respublika ir nori but nepri-
klausoma.
Lenkai Baltgudija teciau sa-
vinasi ir ignoruoja baltgudziQ
troskimus. Prizes tuos imperl-
ialistinius lenku zygius, sake
pulkininkas, buvo pasiQstas
protestas Varsavon. Baltgu-
dziu atstovai tue paGiu tikslu
veikia ir Paryziuje.
Nori atsilHatyti bolsevikus
ir lenlzus.
Be lenkq dar 6ymia Baltgu-
dijos teritorija turi, uzeme BIOL
Sevikai. Baltgudziai kuovel-
klaus nori atsikratyti vienus
il kitus.
Sl bolsevikais maziau yra
vargo. Su jais baltgudziai gall
padaryti taika. Bet lenlSai sa-
vinasi okupuotas BaltgudiJos
teritoriias ir atsisako baltgu-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-02
Dr.. KARALIUs BE-
PROFITS.

Federalio apskri6io proko-
rorrli Clyne pareikalavus, DIR.
Clarence A. Naymann isegza-
lninavo socijalista DR.. A. J.
Karaliu. Suseke, kad Karalius
yra beprotis. Bus padetas pa
miseliQ istaigon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-02
sutartis paliecia apie 100000
darbininku.

Naujoji sutartis- paliecia 4
pie 100000 anglekasiq minks-
tQjq angliQ kasyklose If
jiems padidina uzmokesti,
kurios per metus bus apie 200
milijonq dolieriu daugiau.
DarbininkQ atstovai buyo
iSreiSke nora (tik viena no
ray, kad kompanijos nepadi-
dins anglims kainos.
Bet kuomet .sutartis buvo
parasais sustiprinta, komparll-
ju atstovai susirinke nlispren-
de kuoveikiaus padidinti ang-
Inns kaina nuo Csc. ligi $1.50
tonui pas kasyklas.
Reiskia, visuomenei reiks
palzrapStyti kisenius.
Kietuju angliu kasyklos.
Pasibaigus Sitoms -tary-
boms, anglekasiQ organizaci-
jos prezidentas Lewis paskel-
be, kad jis tuojaus imslas
darbuoties pabaigti reikalus
If kietQjp angliu kasylSlQ
klausime. II tu kasyklq dar-
bininkai lures padaryti sutar-
ii su kompanijomis.
Tuomet angliq- industrijos
Elausimas bus pabaigtas po-.
raj sekaneiq metu. Nurims
darbininkai If anglekasyklq
sayininkai. Bet ne yisuomene.
PIRKITE KAREs TAUPY.
MO zENKLELIUS (W.S.s.).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-02
Anglia Airiijjaii Neduos
Nepriklausomybes
Turkai Paskelbe kare Angljaii
TURKIJOJE PAKELTA
REVOLIUCIJA.
Ramybe tik vienam Konstan-
tinopolyj.

Londonas, bal. 1. - Dope
Sole laikraSGiui Morning Post
is Konstantinopolio pranesta,
kad turkQ nacijonalistq armi-
jos vadas Mustapha Kemil
paSa paskelb6 kare Anglijai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-02
MIRE SULAUKEs 105
METU.

Aurora, ILL.,, bal. 1. Cia
mire Timothy Carmody, 1O3
metQ, pasirges vos viena sa-
waite.
Carmody buvo gimes lapl1r.
IA, 1916, Airijoje. Amerikon
buvo atkeliaves eidamas %
metus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-04-02
DANIJOJE ATIDETAS
STREIKAS.

Londonas, bal. 2. : Ruo-
siamas generals streikas Da-
nijoje, kaipo protestas prizes
karaliu, atidetas ligi ateinan-
clio antradienio. \
Savo keliu radikalai baisiai
trukSmauja.