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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-28

Blake W. Donaldson of Atlantic city. y. j..
and Carolyn L. Embrck of Ar,imore, Pa
Allen J. Virgins of Philadelphia. Pa. and
Nora VI. Brown of this city.
Benjamin Il. baltimore aud Hazel q. Seeing.
John {. Walker and Helen tl3Stun.
Iohn X. McWiliams and Hazel NJ. Bell, both
of IeeSburS. Va
George +. Depew Of Philadelphia. Pa, and
Matte L. Smith of Chester. Pa
Arthur l.. Bartholomew Of Buriir gt"n, y.
Y. and Ada q. Gaiiiher of Gainesville. Va
Frederick {. Miller of Remington. Va. and
Mabel f. Rodgers of this city.
N.stor L. kinderman OF West Bay City.
Mich. and Guldie Norton Of Nashville. Tenn.
Ciarence 4. Damufh of Rochester. y. Y.
aud Anna T. Holmes of this city.
II. Alwyn Jones Of Orange. Va. and Nell
Il. Mcconnell Of this city
George onastesd Of this city and Evelyn NJ.
Coates of Forestville, Nd.
James H. Lewis and Mabel Coleman.
William Fatten and SGse sanders
Daniel Freeman and Lena jackson.
Thomas !. Mckinney and Grace Armstrong.
both OF Richmond, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-28
Mrs. Frank castcn and Miss Edna

Mrs, Frank Castell and Miss Edna
Call.
Mrs. T.. G. Lands. daughter of Mr..
Frank Glasgow of Lexington. Va. is
visiting Mrs. Abb Lands at the High
lands.
The presidents of the local college
alumnae associations will be hostesSts
at the regular tea on Wednesday alter
noon from 80 to 6 at the national cn4o-
house OF the Association OF toilesia'e
Alumnae. 1907 ii street. Those receiving
will be Mrs. G. d. Heron of the Bryn
University Of California: Miss Grace
Bennett, Cornell; Miss Bertha r. swan.
EImra; Miss Isabel n: Baldwin,
Goucher: Mrs. A. n. Talbot. MINIS;
Mrs. J. r Hildebrand. Mount Hoiyoke;
Miss Clara ellis, Radcliffe; Miss Rebecca
Lamar. Randolph Macon; Mrs. r G..
Munroe, Smith; Miss Gertrude Lane,
Trinity; Mrs. George r. Mansfield. vas
sar. and Mrs. Charles Brooks, WelesieE.
1t is expected that this effort to bring
together for closer acquaintance the col :
lege women of Washington will meet
with hearty response.
Mrs. VI. II. Brookes and her daughter,
Miss Mary Il Brookes. who went to
New York in midautumn to remain 1or
a short time, have decided to spend the
winter there and have taken an apart
| ment at 144 West 57th street.
The marriage of Miss Bette Gritiiih
daughter of Mr.. Charles G. Griffith O.
Beallsville, Md, to Mr.. Magrudtr
Veirs of Rockville, Md, took place
! Wednesday, December q.
Mdshipmen James G. Sampson, Carl
| II. Sanders, Leo J. MCGOWAN and wal
ter Pitman Ramsey, jr., who have
been visiting for the holidays in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter ?. Ram
sey, returned today to the Unite d
i States Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Livingston
| Crounse are spending a fortnight al
| the Marlborough Blenheim, Atlantis
| city. Mrs. Crounse will resume hel
! DAYS at home Monday, January II.
Miss Carolyn Stein Dirnfeld of Ne"
| York Is the guest during the Christ
mas holidays Of Miss Inez Leon Of
Fairmont street. Miss Dirnfeld is wei
remembered in Washington. her Tor
mer home.
/ A we'll arranged Christmas dance
was given last evening in the ball
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-28
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported 4
the health department within the last twenty
four hours:
Hugh T.. and Ellen NJ McWilIiams. girl.
Perry E. and Moiiir T. billiard. girl.
Wallace Z and BESSIE r. Robinson. girl.
Dirk and Elizabeth Prince. girl.
Robert p. and Louise Sherwood Smith, boy.
BENJAMIN ard Fstel!c II Thompson. girl.
Mil,irm L anI tnHa Z i.nl,ar-nn- III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-28
Marriage Licenses

Marriage licenses have been issued To the
following:
Edward Henry Hart of Brookiyn. n Y, and
Frances News,ld Noyes of this city.
George 7. Marshall and Steiner u. Cook.
both of Richmond, Va.
Angelo r. hi Petta and Mary l.. King
Osborn 7. Snow of Leesvllle. Va, ano
George Jones of Danylle. Va.
Joseph F. Huxter, jr.. and Miriam b. Cole
man, both of Richmond Va.
II. George Bernerd and Maybelle De Fran
ceauN.
Manuel w Reyes and Helen A. Denko.
Arthur $. Henderson of Ell Paso, Tex, and
Ruth T.. Abbott of this city.
Merle 4. Jockey and Edith NJ. Fleming
James Blackwell and Maggie Berry.
william I. Lee and Georgia !. Winston.
Spencer Stokes and Mary T.. Cheatham.
Richs rd !. +. Turner and SUSIE L. Morris.
Mintry Muse Of The Plains. Va. and Mars
4 Hawkins Of this CITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-28

A we'll arranged Christmas dane
was given last evening in the ball
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-28
BY BUD FISHER.

Edwin +. and Mary l.. Gouchcr. firi.
Harry and Mabel Hurwiiz. hoy.
Francis A. and Hsidrc blackburn, hoy.
George II. and Esther Estes. girl.
Eirhsrd and Elizabeth Matthews, hoy.
Robert y. and isabelle Wallace, boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-28

room of Hotel Hadleigh by the Alpha
and Beta chapters Of the Sigma Delta
Fraternity. More than 800 of the
younger set were in attendance. MI.
and Mrs. Conner Lewis and Mr. ana
Mrs. Sidney Simmonds were the chap
eronS The committee that arranged
the dance was made UP OF: Alpha
Chapter Conner Lewis. Edward DUN
lap and Walter Atkinson: Beta Chap
ter. Gordon Simmonds, George Abrams
aud Richard Evans.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-16
Wild AUTO KILLS
WOMAN N fiuslI

Youngstown, Ohio. Dec le Whss
runaway automobile on japan
street Hill. this city crashed through
The side ot her hune N Poland ave
uac. AZ $40 o'clock this evening
Mrs Jane Ann Hughes. aged o.. WA
ceashed 60 death and her two sons
Clyde Hughes and Alton Hughes
wore cut BY flying Flasa The auto
mobile. the property Of George son
ovlch. had heen len parkcd on ,hs
hill two blocks away from The Iiughep
honfa With the brakes net Some per
son. Il u believed, tampered with The
brakes, allowing The automobile q
plunge down the steep hill unman
ned
Amer running along thv street fol
several hundred feet tha auto swcfy
I'd. jumped the curb and crashed
tbrouKht The wall Of the Hughes house
where All the members " tae famiIy
Except the husband OF the woman
Jnnes Hughes we're eating their Nv"
ming meal Mira linzhes WAS crash
"a between the table At which she
waa sitting and the wall of the room
opposite the side of thn machine
came through Her neck was broken
and her abdomen badly crushed She
died while being taken 10 tho cry
hospital here
Following the accident Sonoslch
was place under arrest 10 await an
investigation Of the accident by the
coroner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-16
PlUNG{s INTO RIVER TO
QU[MCH BOOZE F|RI
Interior Of This Caasbo Send
In General Alarm After
Implying Bottle Of
Gift Liquor

New Work peu Az samahps
made Jphn slaerisi. sixsns tw
rooier, present Yesterday that VA
represented as batsle az wAlaks
g was indublsaAls bottle and laat
'reAts~l n AZ NJ IL accustomed /,
'reNi battles he dNlnea Il "a ths
laet dtup ANA went "a lmmber yarf
near the liATlem fiver COR nap
ile ewnka presenlly with thc con
yiciiou that he was afire shoasiar
he alarm, 'hn esusla9raslou ran for
ne Seoond asenpe bsiage Ensplo,e
o' he sard soaghl q lelala hlna bui
Joha wafded shem oii telling thrs
iu aseasnrlan TONES that they wnald
burn their elnger II tAey souch i
hlm
tlaluins ne hlase ~ naao IL,
2efoa' leap lo the river Two s.algul
men put ont ID rowhsas Ia Festls
hlm Jehn swan 10 lhe nroux aherc
hegarN lhry euuld reach hsn ana
seeling thai be vas siill vmoulaerlns
alshoaah under cuutrol started norsh
IA Neawh of ~elta river
After shaNlnH him faf several
hioeks the pafrolmeu osersooh hlu
and nent him tc Lincoln hospital
lio llses al iseo Second avenue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-16
WHEAT GROWTH IN
STATE IS SATISFACTORY
Drop Report Gives Writer
Wheat A Being In Mach
Better Condition
Now

oklahoma tt nec ~ MAsal
sheal made Fool srowth aurins ia
seoh endlnr peeesusser IA aud rcn.
vwliy u 81 much h,sses sondhioa
md Is helna pacland rpnrfalis. SAYS
n" wynss'ela q weathsv eMa ca
xnditlons Eos that woes sksaod Al
be weather buFsau hire Moderate
temperatures. falr ~easher und mod
wate raina m she eastern Fomion ii
he state daglng the latter 8an q
ne weok, eausinued the week i
xes'hef
Thu wraahef WAS favorable tos
arm worA ana tha exowsh os winter
gswins accoFdine to the rcsori. AMI
considerable a,lc@fng vas a ne IN tie
entWA and western portion, with
Ne soh TOO wei "a tho eastern gof
tsou.
fMrtners continue a r'ek eoiiou
sai she work s pisseressing SLOWLY
mntnucs the Summary hn nnuNas
ally larse amnml ~ ootipn is sliil
Ia the flekla. and much ~ Il win be
abandoned and pas,ured
The hasvaathie Of corn and grain
'orghuma Is practically Finished
irebahly less al.an five ner cent r..
naming IN the riclds Pastures afs
falr 10 good and stock IA doing
xen."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-16
500 Reward. sioo.

Tho readers % this paper will he
leased 20 laarn that there la Al
ass one dreaded disease thag
siencc has been able TO cure Ia MI
Nsages and that is casarrh ~.
arrh being greHsly influenced by
Constitutional conditions requires
nnstltutional treatment iialla Ca
arfh Medicine IL taken internally
ud acts thru the blood on the
incons Surfaces 81 the system
hereby destroying the foundation oi
be disease giving the patient
'rengih BY building up the conntitg.
lon and assisting nature IN doing iia
ork The pruprletors have 10 much
tith IN the curative powers OF Halle
atarrh Medicine that they offer one
'andrcd Dollars for any case that Il
sis 10 cure. Send for lisi of tcsti.
nlAle
Address r J. Cheney & co
oled1, Ohio. sold by all Druggist.
IL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-16

NJ aAtnh ter"F tf"teFft NtfH
/ wiah that sua feWlsi btAv hlm iell III
hls anauy experiences SITS plnssnsblp
salseM dlia1afs. e,s hefsn a. plsa mt
usasAuA lseFe 81 lvss~F iaes Fneplsea
from hlm
Nf y 4 rage AgaFshaA AnsN
nesf ~ wAnt yeu q EueW ~tai
sopr treatmrug has dous ~ nae | had
suffered With pllsa fer mapy ysAss aaA
uaei snppaalfoIsss SUD al kluiA ~ treat
mensa, bus neseF aps rellef nntu sfiwa
youes Am new eempls,els saGvds A.
shoueh am ~ years aid, auA she alasst
Aeslta hlarAamllh ~ Mlehtaap. | reel yeafs
younger plnue the pilts haxu lefv nr i
viii nufsiy tsrummvni a ~ all / kae~
wha SUFFER- this was Nnn esn NAe ny
letter aay way SOU Wish saa hepe u wsls
lcad uthsrs N ~ thla wonderful ram~lY
Yours ttult,
4 LYuS
There nfp thensanda ~ mgfliesNA ppunla
sugfefink with piles pha hate naser sat
iriei tbs pne ssnalnle way ~ sfeHiiua
them
Don't be eui Don't waste mooney on
foolish saiyaA, pintmentu. dllatofn etr but
send loday fcr q Free Trini " nY latrrnal
ineihpd foe ihe heailng II Plies
Ne matser whether souf ease "a ~ laum
atandug o. resent development twhslnef
u y owranlonai q prfmaneuf Yua auoula
seua fnr this fra fial tfuathstAt
80 natter win Yea lFe 10 matter
what your ARa " 0eeWpaleu a. Yeu aye
tfoubiei with pllaa, ny tasfhod VIII re.
liess you promptly
Thls nharal affer II ffyr srsafmeug 4
t"o important fet fnu lo nealeft slngle
day Write npa, Nand 10 meusy Afal
~ mail ihe coupon Hut ds thln sew
TODAY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-16
HEALTH SEAL SALE TINE
EXTENDED TEN DAYS
Campaign win Last Until
Christmas Day on Request
OF Many Who Are In
the Work

oklaAona Cay ncS N OWNS h
npme~oas requests grUm sasioa'
eoun.iek sha, The rubercnlosl
CArwnNs seal sale be exsnae
Jales Sehesita geacsul eecreiaty q
sAs Oklahoma fsAltc healsA axAoesa
tion announced here solas thar u,
~aAe wili ~ continued thfou3 hua
oklahpasA 10 aaa Including Chris
mss aAs Original dates ii ihe sals
~evV from Deeenshef 10 ia
kAtenslna 81 the sale pefsoa was
askod hesaase ~ many 4laeps Il ~Al
feund shAi seals were selisax ma~
rapidly @HA tAe AnpFuaeh ~ christ
mas p q 70 tho press ~ chris,
paas siiep Elk and otur details. nians
prospective Purchasers nurIaeted gris
ine seais Sew thar Christmas 4
eiaoaehing however. aud shs
'x.aFlssAlaF Anlral" is sr0wing. salea
are made much more easily
Repcfs from al PARTS u lhe ~tais
saslseae eooa sale ~ soalp Man,
coanilcs however started the sails
hate. ana Il wAs parslpnlaiy tro:f
slassso placce that requests fpf contin
uance we're mosg urgrmt
some towns and couusies hope Is
aparoach or exceed tho iesoals,pe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-16
THEY ARE DRINKING
BoOxE IN. sosror

Boston. Dec To- The stn,amen.
that i.beU persons had been arrested
and 100 ilquorearryins automobile i
seized by q living squadron Of eight.
fedsSal lsrchlbltlon enforcemma OF
rcers since Jelly IN their efforts
70 brabna lAeit srAspor,s;lon q
liquor bentcen $oS lori, and Rosion
sas made today by William j Ale.
cartby. enforcement agent for Now
England fiosear attention Is nov
being paid % Connect IT. MccartaY
said.
Automobile With spcc, tank com
parsments f9r accommodation u Il.
Qnor. plano cases. orange crates and
furniture vans were mentioned by
Mr. Mccarthy as among t,le most
popular ways n moving liquor Tansz
concealed within scat cushions and
behind the uphoIstering of sedan cars
have been discovered. he said
Most of The cars contain gasoline
tank of two compartments. one OF
which is filled With liquor and won.
en- are said 10 De carried as pasBcn.
gers IN an attempt to conceal the res.l
erraud of the automobiles
Mccarthy asserted that sprfnefiela.
Worcester. Lowell and Providence
had been practically closed a. ase.
nues for liquor destined for Boston.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-16
RECONkEkDED TO SCHOOL
CHILDREN

Kena g Marchard 36 Lawrence 81
Salem. Mass. wriien = used FOLEY
Honey and Tar nish good results. %
I recommend II 70 every child that
goes - sch0Dlf Clears mncus and
pnicsm, checks strangling coughing
makes easy breathing. soofhes raw,
infiamed menbranef. and stops tick
ling. Fold everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-16
cur rsis QUIT rs woarf
AnNeN

cat out ihle slip. enclose wsh s.
"a Foley a Co. ssas sheffield Ave
Chicago IN. writing your name anf
address clearly yeu viii receive II
return trial paekano consaiaInf
Fnley'a Honey and Tar Compound
FOR coughs colds and Group, roie,
kidney pills and Foley CAtAartiF
Tablets sod everywhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-16

" every smoker in Oklahoma went
wfshout cne cigar every day from
December 70 Is. and invest the
money thus saved il tuberculosis
Christmas seals. Oklahoma would be
on It's way 70 fhe tile ol the health
feat state 10 the union.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-16
MoMoremisery
After Eating :
Jsssf Takes IN Eaf0nfc

fbe sifst dNe ~ EAionic ssld won.
drfs Cor me, iaks Il a. meals and am
np lanxef botirted with indi&esslon. =
writes Mrs. kllen Harris.
theutAnds q people, like this dear
lacy EsAstiulls testify aheuf hAlonle.
~ ~ do*s sss wonders nv taking %
ami carrying oul she excess srialsv
sfa Fases which hsing on Indigestion.
heartburn. hloslsne, halching 'and
hood repeating Acid stomach alec
rAnsee ahrns seventy other nnn.argAns
i ailments. = i'rsees yourself. Ahls
hex % bstonic costs hnt . tflf'n Nllh
fpnf dfugsas guarantees. .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-16
TOWN TOPICS


Sister Susie has swh,sd imady
Laitess ana ls wrapping them asvun
her soeS 10 keep them warm. 1he
are ~ eomfoua0lr and NJ easy
put on, that should vn have eo
winter taere IT. fine chance The
nsay busodpe 5hc fashion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-16

Tadd Chambcrlain'a ffalbess az soon
as you have finished your supper aud
taey vii produce gentle movement
of tha bowels on tho following MORN
INK They VIII also improve your
digestion aud make sou feol better
In every wHy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-16

Constantine win be In 10 hurry &c
return 10 Greece upless the peop.e
unite for him. Nowadays king
must be surr. To bc beaten az
candidate for throne snsy easHy
cont q man his neSk IN Europe aad
everything That goes with Il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-16

Pvs one less tinsei decoration on
sour Christmss tree Buy Tubercr.
'losis fssnlssmar seals with the money
saved. The state viii be healthier
and fou viii be happier for doing 20.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-16

4 Delaware man wlso kega a win
dow an Isa@scingcr coach upef
against tfts Wishes Of the other ia.
seuecrs has been ssned s5s. whle
seems fissing u q country subject ts
majority rule but Il ss hard oil ~.
lons suffering minority nhich must
have good air.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-16

ruhereeIsss - hoth pfexent&ni~
AID aetle YEN can hpip wvyens anl
egsFv e ~ hnYsnw Fulsassasusla Christi
mss s~ala frens liesumaef % ta
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-16
po N NOW

Tho leaders Christmas bargain
offer saves you s.. Price Is hlghef
after Jan. Don't delay cup not
the coupon on cage ono, fill out AZ.
tach check for 81 and mail
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-16
RHEUMATIC AIN
Rub II Right Out--Ty ThlsI

i.lnshsr urI uaA samplaiuiusf fi~s
amAn trial haffIe ~ cid Elsns "a.
lAeuta tll' Al any Arue ssere and hi
last HAonsvnt you'll hs fsse frun
rheumatic pain, soreness ard stiFheses
Dam suaarl Relief and a cure awasHi
faa fiet " eKt 1arets uliH h isst
a. geaa Or esiaswa, neusalxls. lusu*
hA9a, haekAahe. apfNina ani swalllnxA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-16

a newly eiected legislator Is going
70 inake n illegal for telegraph %
orators 90 read a me~as4ge either In
sending or receiving II. This viii be
= great victory for free speech.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-16

1leo years af.er the war the Wi
son. Clenlenceau. Orlando and voa.
selo~ governments have fallen.
Lloyd George goes down 81 viii b
the belief that II viii bc through u
failaAre 70 meet rhe hswue Of Ire
hand.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-16
viii Chicago Knew Itsslf7
"a Keep .0bb' ION M i.

II a'hGcsso il she urhealahiest
place for crooks and the d. cst plas
u the country by s1pSssmas a.
promised by ne's born "a offlciai
y viii be unreoognizabse hs i's Tor
ancr acguainances.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-16
Cured
His Piles
Now SS Years Old but Works AT
Trade OF Blacksmith ard Feels
Younger Since Piles
Are Gone.

shs olisst aesisT kgasAsalfh - Nlal
sem il Nsli paaH8sNH hls Aayil n sNe
rpa ~ sIgmef shauks u eay lalatust
uyleed ges lfsasisa plles
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-16

Join The savings club of the Okla
homs State Bank this week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-16

Nhpmnatlam i ~paln enly~
Npt are eAse sn nfty sequlvns lntar-
nal treatment Ssap dsuwKsnKi nah
the misefy right away HaA spethA
ing. penetrating "a. 1acaha uflr IL
Fx1tly lnse tha saFa, atsH lnlmlN AhA
mNselfs ard relief tonma snaiansIy
- JAenhs usi" eenanefs pain u 4
hafnsieNa esr8mAAsmA euFv which
ssvsr sAnpalnts and dase not hllsser
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-16
pIrTsnuRo MAN nAp rsounl.r

PIT TSnuRc MAN -Ao TROUBLE
John Dsllemutt. siie Calvin ~
fitisnufn, Pa writsa ~Foiey kiane.
FislF are Q X and will rpllpyc Aldnes
81 hlaaaes trouble know from -
peTienee Men and wnmen IA
middle axe find Foley kidney pm
good fof tackacae. rheumatic main
ana other symptoms ol kldnes
u0ahlc Sald everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-16

WaHasiH asna NshfsakAaN * VAT
- q fatm vFops laseel lhesf D. ~
sovsA tAla yeae "a aslpess Apae asN'
loo lass tAan lasl rear elthessh The
1890 hAryeat wAa ene ae AaYW lNasssf
seandAns ~ ske sasipa~ Fltofy a.
coedsmw ~ depatmeas ~ uMriNMlsNFe
iaal estimates
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-13
GELEz|NKELIEGIAI Ne
GALL STRE|KUOTI,

Tokia j ara nuomon6 Sa-
lies vyriausyb6s. Visuomene
iskarto pasmerktq toki strei-
ka. Mes -toks streikas badu
prispaustq miestus If mieste-
liuS. Farmeriai paneStu dide-
lius nuostolius, gi desimtis
milijonu darbininlSQ paljestQ
vargas il badas.
Gelezinkelieciu streikas bu-
tn lygus farmeriu streikui.
Mes kasgi butp, jei suSiorgani-
zave farmeriai pakeltQ strei-
kq?
Generals geIezinkeliu direk-
torius Hines faktais isrodo,
kad gelezinkelieciu reikalavi-
mai didesn6s mokesties - ME
ku nepamatuoti.
Jis oficijalemis skaitline-
mis- prirodo, kad 19l3-l9l9 m.
laikotarpiu abelnas zmonems
gyvenimas pabrango SO nuos.
Tuo paciu-gi laikotarpiu
observation-disclosures padidinta uz-
mokestis 106 nuoS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-13
TAIKOS SUTARTIS VOKIE>
CLANS NERA PoPERGALIS
Vokietija ismokejo If ismokes
milziniskas sumas.

Berlynas, vas. II : Kuomet
talkininkai pareikalavo Vokie-
tijos isduoti vokiecius prasl-
zeng6lius- kar9s metu, kaikurie
vietos laikraSciai pranese ne
butu daiktq. Jie paskelbe,
kad Vokietija neisduosiantl
reikalaujamQ vokieeiQ, nes
Vokietijai taikos sutartis rels-
kia daugiau niekas, kaip tlk
paprastas pamestas popergalls.
Prizes tokius nesQmonlngus
skelbimus uzprotestavo uzru-
beziniQ reikalQ minister's Mu-
eller.
\ "Tokie tvirtinimai yra alb
soliuciai neteisingi," /" sake mi
nisteris.
''Vokiediu spauda kaip da-
bar, taip il seniau paskelbe
trmmpus paminejinlus apie su-
mas, kokias Vokietija jau at
mokejo talkininkams is tn 20
milijardu markiu, kas turi but
butinai ismoketa ligi geguzes
i d., 1921 metals. =
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-13
LATVIAI PADARE ARMS
TICIJA SU Boise
VIKAIS.
BolSevikai parsimete per Azo-
vo jures.

Londonas, vas. -. - Gauta
depe$a. kad Rygoje 'paSkelbta
aImi>ticiju IatviV 81 bOlSevi-
kaiS.
KartS ofi>a> paSkelb6, kad
pietintj RuSiioj holSevikai Is
Taganro@o perSimett per A
zovo juro> il paSekmingai va
ro$i pirmyn pietiniu pakraSciu
tarpe upiQ Dono if Ieya.
Is Ma>kvo> prane$ta. kad
gen. Denikino armijoS lieka-
nos trauIiia>i j pietuS. Gil pats
gen. Denikina> eSQS GaltOj,
Krime.
(Seniau buyo prane$ta, kad
gen. DenikinaS nukeliaveS Bul-
9ariionl. -~- "-~ .-'-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-13
PranCuzija atmaino atsine$ima
] Rusija
PRANCUZIJA ATMAINYS
POLITIKA RUSIJOS
zVILGSNIU.
To reikalauja parlamento at
stovai socijalistai.

Paryzius, vas. y. - Parla-
mente diskusuojant apie tai
kininkQ politikq Rusijos zvilg-
>niu. vienas SocijalistaS atSto-
vas pazym6jo, kad butQ jau
laikas il Prancuziiai pagalvo-
ii apie prekybQ su Russia,
talpininkauiant kadir koOpe-
rativGmS ruSQ draugijoms, jei
nenorima betarpiai Susldwti
>u bOlSevikaiS.
Toliau< iiS pareiSkG, kad
toliq prckybq jau pazaddjo
prad6ti Amerika If Anglia. II
tam tik>Iui bus pavartOta
=imtai milijonu dolieriu. Dau-
gels prekiQ is Anglijos jau
vezama.
70 "a .tSnot 10, prekyba su Fusi-
ia bus iSganingaS daiktas ru-
SANS gyventojams If bus daug
naudoS patterns talkininkams.
Tik viSqpirma butinai reikia
pilnai panaikinti blokadQ ap-
link RuSijq.
Prcmjeras Millerand ana
dienQ kalbGdamas parlamente
praneS1. jog Rusijos zvilgsniu
bus te>iama buvusiO premiere
Ciemenceau politika.
Bet $iandie paSirodO, kad
CIemenceau'o rusiSkoji politi-
ka bus pilnai panaikinta.
PrancuzijOs vyriauSyb6 inns
prielankiau atSineSti j Rusijq.
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ADM. KOLcAKA NUzUDE
KAREIVIAI.

Londonas, vas. y. - Is Co.
ponhagcno Iaikra$Giui Herald
prane$ama, kad admirolaS
KolCakaS nuzudytaS lrkucke.
AdmirolQ nuzude maiStnS
paktIuSieji jo paties karelviai.
kareiyiai j buve lake nelais-
vGje. Bet kuomct nUgirde, kad
ant Irkucko briauiaSi j gelb6-
ii i$tikimoji jam kariuoment,
mai$tininkai tuojauS jam II
padare gala.
Bol$evikQ valdzia * Mask
voS bevieliU telegraph pareika-
Iavo paIikti gyvq admirolQ. Bet
reikalavimas perv6lai gautas.
(Sausio 81 d. bolSevikai buvO
praneSe, jog KolGakQ subade jo
paties kareiviaO.