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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03
CLEVER ICON" GAME

Albany, Ga, June 29.-Ed. w.
Galloway, colored, of Tifton, must
serve eighteen months in the federal
penitentiary in Atlanta, following his
conviction in United States Court
here of using the mails to defraud
1t was charged that Galloway sent
out notices to all colored Masonic
lodges in Georgia to the effect that
each member of the order must for
ward 81 to him for Red Cross work
or be cited to appear in Washington.
The notices, which were printed
on postcards, bore the signature of
no less parsonage than Woodrow
Wilson. Galloway was reported to
the district attorney by officers of
the lodge, who testified for the gov
ernment at the trial, which consumed
the greater part of Tuesday.
He contended in his defense that
he received the cards from some one
in Savannah and that the felt it his
patriotic duty to send them out, as
he believed they came from some
governmental agency.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03
White MEN HELD FOR
MURDER

Columbus, Ga, June 25.-Three
white men had been arrested up to a
late hour tonight in connection with
the mysterious killing of four colorcd
men, whose bodies were found at a
moonshirs still four and a half miles
from this city early today. The dead
men we're: Naff Bryan, Willie Will
lams, Jesse Nelson and Ollie Odom.
The white men under arrest give
the names of Bernard Vardeman,
Claud Coins and Charles Hubbard.
The bodies of the slain men lay as
if they had been shot from ambush.
The whole countryside along Hamil-
ton road was aroused by the tragedy
and an all night hunt has been in
progress.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03
C0L0RED MEN KEEP
COURT HOUSE:

Upper Marlboro, June lG.-As a
result Of the determined stand for
recognition made by the colored
voters Of Prince George c3ulty lest
fall four are now occupying fair
positions. They are Thomas Perry
keeper Of the Jail here, John T. Jones,
custodian Of the courthouse and
grounds; Richard Johnson, deputy
sheriff at Fairmount Heights, and
Richard Johnson, road director for
the Brandy-winc district
jeremiah Hawkins, Thomas Gal
loway and Howard Proctor are
among the colored leaders who have
fought for race recognition.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03
FIREMAN KILLED WHEN
TRAIN IS WRECKES

Greenvillc, Ala, June 28.-Sam
Malone, colored fireman, was killed
and Conner Wilson, engineer, on
Louisville and Nashville south-bound
passenger train No. 5, was badly
scaded at . o'clock this morning at
Chapman, Ala, when the train was
wrecked as a result of striking a cow
The train threw the cow against a
witch, causing it to ny open. The
engine, baggage, and mail cars were
derailed. No passengers were hurt.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03
LILY WHITES MAY LOSE
CONTROL

Memphis, Tenn, June 28.-Mem-
phis Republicans who profess to
champion the lily white idea, espe-
cially since they whipped the colored
representation out at Chicago, are
not having such easy sailing after all.
True, the county organization is
made up of whites, and they will
probably control for sometime, but
the negroes are making fight for
state recognition. Bob Church and
Joe Settle, who had a temporary
recognition at Chicago, are running
for the state committee from this
district against Harry True and
Eugene Murray.
Two committeeman are to be
chosen in the August primary. Since
only Republicans will take part in
that primary, there is probability
that a warm race is on.
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Bond Theft" Conspiracy Exposed
BENEFIT AT ARMORY |
FOR OFFICER 0WENES |

On July Fourth the will be a
Monster Benefit foi Policeman
Owens, who risked his life in the
recent disturbance at 35th and In
diana Avenue, in an effort to prevent
the flag g-burning.
Col. Henry Lincoln Johnson, Ma
tional Committeeman from Georgia,
Col. Otis B. Duncan and other
prominent men will speak at this
time. -
An admissionTof twenty-five cents
will be charged and the cause we'll
merits the support of the public as
the proceeds arefo be given to Owens
and his family, 4ass Owens is not a
member of the P&e sE esvolent AS
sociatioh. A
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MINISTER DROPS DEAD.

Memphis, Tenn, June 28.-A
Memphis man who is supposed to
have been Rev. H. r. Matthews, was
found last night at the corner of Hull
and jefferson streets.
The coroner pronounced it case
of death caused by an attack of heart
failure.
The mans identity was obtained
from letters and papers found on his
person, but it was impossible to find
out where he lived.
The body is being held at Love-
laces' undertaking establishment.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03
% INDICTED IN PORT
ARTHUR; TEXAS

Port Arthur, Texas, June 70
Twenty-eight colored men, said to be
members of the international Long
shoremen's Union, were indicted by
the Jefferson county grand jury to-
day charged with assault to murder in
connection with an attack here May
18 when a stleet car filled with col
orcd workers employed by the Nal
lory steamship company was fired
upon. There we're no fatalities re-
sulting from the attack. Trial Of
the indicted men is set for June %.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03
NAB OPIUM RUNNERS

Detective Sergeant Harold O'Brien
sighted a mysteriohs-looking auto
with three colored passengers about
4 o'clock Friday morning in the loop.
lie followed it to the Revere house
on North Clark street, where one of
the passengers got out and inquired
for lizzie Lewinsohn, Detectives White
and Sweeney, in the police hivver,
came up Just then and held guns to
the chauffeurs head while O'Brien
ransacked the car. He was rewarded
by the discovery of fifteen cans of
opium.
At the station the men gave their
names as Clark Scott, 1886 Langley
avenue; Winston Hoggins, 3240
Rhodes avenue, and Davie Legans,
1868 Grand boulevard. Scott, the
chauffeur, was armed. They had
procured a taxicab license for their
machine, thus permitting them to
prowl about the city at all hours of
the night unquestioned.
They said they had obtained the
drug from Mrs. Lucille Gray OF
Montreal, who was stopping the the
Vincennes hotel The detectives
went there and arrested Mrs. Gray
The prisoners will be turned over tc
the federal authorities.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03
CHINESE TRADE SHOWS IN.
CREASE OF 100000.

Shanghai, June 29.-That eyes of
the commercial world are turned on
China was forcibly demonstrated
when the Chinese maritime customs
made it's report for the year 1919
and showed an increase of $15,000,-
900. The receipts included import,
export and coast trade duty collec-
tions and tonnage and transit fees.
Although the report is made in
terms of Haikwan taels the amount
reduced to dollars, are, roughly, to-
tai collections for the forty-eight
ports in China; $92, ,694,472, an in
crease over 1918 of $15, 5,269,S01.
Shanghai collected more than a
quarter of the entire customs for the
country, the total here being $22,-
577,7S2, an increase of S17,226 over
1918.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03
THREATS TO LYNCH IN
DELAWARE

Wilmington, Del, June 29.-Isaiah
Fountain, colored, convicted for as
sault upon a 13-year-old white girl
in Trappc, Md, was surrounded early
today in woods near Hebron, Md,
by an armed posse of approximately
800 persons. Open threats were made
against his life and officials fear they
will not be able to hold the posse in
check should he be captured.
Fountain twice escaped from the
Easton, Md, jail. He was convicted
on April 10 and sentenced to be
executed. A few weeks later he es-
capped, but was quickly captured at
Seaford, Del. He got away again
last Wednesday night and since then
posses have been searching the coun-
trysde in all directions.
Shortly before midnight last night
the posse surrounded him in swamp
near Laurel, Del, but the fugitive
succeeded in breaking through the
net. A short time later Fountain was
again cornered in the Hebron woods
and is was said his capture was only
a matter of hours.
When the posse entered this state
from Maryland, it comprised only
about 200 persons, but every town
passed through has furnished addi-
tional members until the number has
been tripled.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03
INTERCHURCH
DESERTED BY
BAPT|STS

Buffalo, N. Y, July l. - The
Northern Baptist convention, assem-
bled here in conclave, voted Thursday
to terminate relations with the In
terchurch World Movement.
Adoption of a resolution calling
for the complete withdrawal of the
denomination came at the close of a
lengthy debate, marked by heated
arguments, loudly VOICED opposition,
and scattered Kisses from those on
both sides of the issue. The action
furnished the sensation of the con-
vention to date, and swept all other
matters far into the background.
Eminent lay and clerical delegates
set up a mighty defense for the In
church movement, but the resolution
introduced by the board of promo
tion through its director, Dr. John Y.
Aitcinson, finally prevailed.
Doctor Aitchinson urged with
drawal from the combined drive for
funds, declaring the Baptists are
strong enough of themselves to Sc
cure the money needed to carry on
their work. He declared that during
the last year the Baptists had un-
derwritten to the extent of $780,
900, onc-third of the total secured
in the combined drive. He also charg-
ed extravaganza on the part of the
management of the combined drive.
The impression was given that the
Baptists have carried the greatest
part of the burden in the financial
drive and that other denominations
have not been as energetic or sue
ceasful as the Baptsts.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03
ROCKING CHAIR FOR CON
DEMNED WOMAN.
CON

Ossining, N. Y, July - For the
first time in the memory of the old
est guard, rocking chair is to make
its appearance in Sing Sing prison.
Guards contributed for the purchase
of the chair for Mrs. Hattie Dixon,
the only woman held in prison for
execution in many years, when they
learned she was unable to sit COM
fortably on the regular prison stools.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03
BULLD0ZING OFFICER
CANNED IN LOUISVILLE

Louisville, Ky, July /. - A pre-
eedent was set that will it is believed
do more than anything else recently
inaugurated 20 bring about peace
in this ty. 1t was the dispatch with
which the efficiency board fired Of
fieers Pounds and Gorham for beat
ing and bulldozing two of the most
prominent colorad men in the city,
is one nf the leading undertakers in
the city, / we'll known figure in
Me- sers. Brown and Fry. Mr.. Brown
civic and social activities for the up
lift Of his race. Fry is prominent in
church and fraternal circles. Both
men were brutally beaten it is
claimed.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03
HOLD II IN DEATH RAID

st. Joseph, Mo-, June 23.-Seven-
teen colored men and women were
taken in a raid by police detectives
of South st. Joseph colored rooming
houses today. They are held for in
vestigation of the finding of the de-
capitated body of a young woman
in Lake Contrary near here last week.
Parts of an iron bedstead cores
ponding with bed rails attached to
the murdered woman's body for sink
ers have been found near the places
where the arrests were made.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03
YOUNG DYNAMITE
WHIPPED

Selma, Ala, June 28.-Under
alternative decree of Recorders
Court this morning whippings were
administered to seven young colored
boys by their parents, rather than
pay fines of $40 assessed in each
case, when the boys were found
guilty of placing small dynamite caps
on the street car tracks. For six
months past the practice has an
noyed residents living along the car
lines, but no arrests were made until
recently. Several young white boys
have also been arrested, and their
cases will be heard later.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03
SMASH PULPIT IN
CHURCH ROW

Dixon, ILL.,, June 28.-Dissension
among members of the Perkins Grove
Lutheran church, (white) south of
Dixon, resulted in some of the men,
bers breaking into the church build
ing during the night and with axes
and saws destroying pews and pulpit,
according to county officials. Sew
eral arrests are expected.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03
Attorney X. E..
Westbrooks, who
confused 'Sleuth
Brussehux.


and Atty. Patterson was retained.
Lawyer Patterson called in the South
Side "sleuth" who is more widely
known as a "hash singer" or dining
car waiter. The "sleuth" found
from some source that a 100000
reward had been offered for the
recovery Of the bonds. lie immedi-
ately put his "avarcious nose" to the
ground to get the reward, showing
his dining car training stood him in
good stead in his chosen profession
So the "human blood hound got
busy. He got the information that
DR.. West received the bonds from DR..
Massey and that Dir, Massey had re
ceived them from Mr. Linton, the lat
ter having given bonds to DR.. Massey
to see if their value could be authen-
ticated as Mr. Linton was unable to
look into the matter as he had to
leave for Cincinnati on business.
In the meantime the "sleuth" GER
tainly heard many of Mr.. Linton's
friends and even enemies express
opinions to the effect that Mr.. Linton
was innocent of any criminal com
plicity. Brusseaux, the "sleuth'
stated that the matter could all be
settled out of court, but the terms
suggested b! the sleuth were both
prohibitive and uncthical and he was
told to Ego to the mat with the mat
ter"
Brussear phoned Mr.. Linton on
his return from Cincinnati and
asked that he Immediately call to
see him. Linton told the sleuth that
if he had any business with him he
would find, Linton, at his Office at
3457 State Street and could be seen
there by appointment. The dining
car detective, whom the Peoples
Advocates styles as "stool pigeon
was much peeved because his profes-
sonal dignity was taken so lightly.
Warrants for the apprehension of
DR.. Massey and Mr.. Linton were
sworn out by BrusseauX. Linton, hear
ing of this, surrendered himself to
Sergeant Egan and his bond was
Immediately fixed.
Case Dismissed.
After many continuances the case
finally came to trial Tuesday morn
ing, June Goth, before Judge Hayes
Atty. Westbrooks represented Linton
Continued on page g., col. 2.
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GIRL STUDENT |Bbtk|Hts BbHBtS sHsP SEbPP Slain
ONE INJURED,
ONE SLAIN
BY BOMB

On last Tuesday night, bomb, in
tended to demolish the plumbing shop
of William Downs, (white), at Apt
South State Street resulted in the
death of Miss Ethel Roberts, 16 year
old colored high school girl and sew
erely wounded her companion, Miss
Anna Guest, also colored, who were
passing at the time that the bomb
exploded.
Downs is alleged to have had trou-
BILE with the Steam Filters Associa-
ton and was bombed at his home
once before. The bomb wrecked the
front of thes building and zndows
were broken all thru the neEsbor-
hood. The girls were on their
way home and haes7o knowledge that
danger and death lay in their path.
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FOIL AT TEMPT
TO D|SCREIllT
EDITOR

The case that created quite a bit
of comment, astonishment. glee and
evil curiosity on the South Side has
been ended as far as those defendants
who were in the public limelight are
concerned.
Editor and Doctor Discharged.
Ahnnt five wnnks ago a sfnrV
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03
y y he he Jfeslad -biieasslfl -. :

v srt 10 Z q hay i,ls. siroes II llle-
Sd s lesf' hs ssaas ssasas sa.sa...g -
or {Glqlu1iiodaS ( g 5bris buried u H.. M
selves in tR, soodies. Crowds gather
ed and the first assumptions were
that the persons who have been
bombing q red homes had entered
into the heafe # the colored district
to perpertrate one of their dastardly
acts. Police and others, however,
advanced the theory Immediately
that labor troubles We ack of the
explosion.
Taken To Provident Hospital.
Miss Roberts was taken to the
Provident Hospital in badly mutil-
ated state, while Miss Guest was
taken to her home at 3519 Rhodes
Avenue. AS she was farther from
the bomb, her injuries were not as
seriously and will recover.
One Motherless, Other Fatherlcss.
Miss Roberts died Saturday night
after every measure known to
medical science had been tried. Fun
eral services were held ON Monday.
Miss Roberts was without a mother
and has been living with her sister
while she attended high school. Miss
Guest is fatherless, her mother being
her only support. This death is the
second fatality in bomb outrages on
the South Side. No arrests had been
made according to latest advices.
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leaked out from a
secret service
detective agency"
that about $4,000
worth OF bonds
of Straus & Co.,
Armour & Co.
and others had
been stolen and
.icat some Of
them had been
traced into a
loop bank, after
passing thru a
series af hands.
One DR.. West
was arrested by
an o + ia |
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03

About five weeks ago "a story
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-07-03
Case Dismissed.

After many continuances the case
finally came to trial Tuesday morn
ing, June 10Th, before Judge Hayes
Atty. Westbrooks represented Linton,
Continued on page g., col. 2.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-25
Londonas nenoris aukso.

Krassinas tvirtina, kad Ru-
sija " ivezamas Rusijon pre-
kes anglams uzmokesianti au-
ksu, jei mailman Russia netu=
resianti tinkamu prekiQ.
Sulig ziniQ, Londonas te-
Claus atsisakes priimti(?) Ru-
siios auksa. Sake, tegu Dol
Seviku valdzia ta auksq pa
vartoja apmok6ti senasias Ru-
sijos skolas, ypaG Prancuzijai,
kuriai Russia daug kalta.
Is to iSeitu tas, kad preky-
ba su Anglia If kitomis Sail
mis- negreit gal6tQ but atnau-
iinta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-25
Prizes Airius Pavartojami
Kulkosvaidzziiai
KULKOSVATDzTAI PAVAR-
ToJAMI LONDONDERRY.

Londonas, birz. u. - Suli9
nauiausiQ praneSimQ is Lon
donderry, riauSininkai ten
buve besiartine i kareiviQ ka-
armes. Tad kareiviai prlc:
;muos pavartoje kulkoSva;-
dzius.
Visam mieste baisus padG-
j;mas.
! BelfaStq Anglia paSiunt6
daugiau kariuomen6s. los da-
lis iau pasileidusi ant London
d"lry.
Tuo tarpu darblalnGai ant
gCIezinkeliQ Wis dar streikuo-
ia. KariuOmen3 ten neprive-
zama. Kareiviai IS tolimQ apy-
linkiQ turf paSkuoti pt>tl.
Darbininkai pakGl0 StreikQ,
atSiSakydami veSti anglQ ka-
riuomene ir amunicijQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-25
ANGLIA PASIUNTE RUSI-
JON KOMISIJA.
Nepasitikima Krassino
pasako;imais.

Paryzius, birz, 25.-PastarQ-
jam talkininkQ ministeriQ
pirmininku Suvaziavime mics
te Boulogne paaiSkejo, kad
Anglijos vyriausyb6 bolSeviki-
men Rusijon pasiunte eksper-
tu komisija.
Tos komisijos pareiga yra
patirti, kagi Russia turi elk
sportui. Ar Rusija lures ko-
kin nors prekiQ iSvezti, kuo-
met Anglia atnauiins preky-
ba su bolsewkine Russia.
Mes Rusijos bolsevikQ val
daios atstovas Krassin, kurs
Siandie vieSi Londone, kaiE
Anglia, taip il kitas Sails
magina intikinti, jog Russia
turinti visokiauSios ruSies pre-
kin, paruoStQ eksportui. Todel
sake, butu laikas talkininkamS
nuimti blokadq nuo Rusijos il
prad6ti prekyba.
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Russia yra plika.

Krassin Londone pasakoja,
kad Russia turinti visokiQ
prekiQ. Tuo tarpu io tq tvir-
tinima sumuSa bolSeviku val
dzios susisiekimo komisaras
Sverdlov, kurs tvarko Rusijos
gelezinkelius.
Sverdlov 1ienam savo pra-
neSime pareiskia:
"Valdzia sukolekatvo nuo
zmoniQ viskQ, kas tik buvo
galima init. Ir visi Rusijos
sandeliai tuSti. Ligi ateinan-
clio jaw valymo nebus gall
ma isgauti jokio maisto nuo
valstieciQ. y
Pasipsta Rusijon Anglijos
komisija geriausia patirs, ka
Russia turi ir ar tiesa kalba
bolSeviku atstovas Krassin.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-25
RUsIJOS MIESTUOSE MA
zEJA SKAITLIUS GWEN
ToJU.
Tas Garosi del stokos
1naisto.

Paryzius, birz. "a. (Raso an
81. laikraSciQ korespondentas)
- Maskvos ir Petrogrado gy-
ventojai badmiriavo, kuomet
as apleidau tuodu miestu ge-
guz6s men. Badauja jie ne Vi
sol to zodzio prasmej, bet Ii
teraliai. Gyventojq mirtingu-
mas did6ja del stokos maisto.
Daugiau kaip per du metu
didziuma miestu gyventojq
nei viena karta negavo pro-
lgos social pavalgyti. Duonoje
yra didesne dalis siaudq, pc
lq ir visokiQ neSvarybiQ. Ar
bata = tai berry, lapai. Rel
kia zinoti, jog ia duona If ar
bata tai syarbiausias gyz
ventoiu maistas. Bet if to
maisto n6ra uztektinai.
"Tamsta negali tur6ti SUI
pratimo," sake man vienas
iaunas zmogus, dirbantis boil
Sevikp istaigoje Petrograde,
"kol koki laika cia musll
tarpe nepagyvensi. zmones
isalke per dienQ dienas. Isal-
kusiems nelengva atsilaikyti
prizes yisokias ligas. Del ba-
davimo Petrogrado gyyentojll
skaitlius sumaz6jo ligi puses,
sulyginus su prieskariniu sto-
viu. Darbininkai atsisako mic
ste gyventi, jei jie nujaueia
sau geresnes salygas sodziuo-
Sc. Likusieji lures suklupti ar
anksGiau ar veliau."
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SVENTOJO TEvO PALAI-
M|N|MAS.

Americas Lietuviu Rymo
Kataliku Susivienijimas Chi
cagoie II Birzelio pasiunte
Sventajam Tavui pasveikini-
ma % Birzelio gauta is Ry-
mo kablegrama:
Sutkus Prezidentas Lietuviu
Kataliku Susivienijimo Sci
mo Suvienytose Valstijose
Chicagoje.
sventasis' Tevas maloniai
priimGamas suniskos pagarbos
atsidavimo ir istikimybes jau.
SINUS, iSreikstus Lietuviu Ka-
taliku Susivienijimo Suvieny-
tose Valstijose Chicagos Sci
me, nuosirdziai jam siuneia
Apastaliska palaiminima.
Kardinolas Gasparri.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-25
AMERIKOS RADIKALAI
MEGINA GELBETI
RUSIJAI.
Paragina darbininkus nekrau
tt medziagos Lenkijai.

Washington, birz. "a. - Ko-
munistu partijos Amerikoje
yykdomoji valdyba paskelbe
proklemacija. Viena tos kopija
gavo teisybes departamentas.
Komunistai proklemacijoje
atsiliepia ! darbininkus, kad
jie atsisakytu krauti i laivus
medziaga, siun6iama Lenkijai
Jir Japonijai arba If kitai ko-
kiai Saliai, kariaujanciai prizes
bolsevikine Rusija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-25

is Londonderry, unijonistai
(protestantai) riausininkai uz-
puole il apSaud6 ten katali-
kiska kOlegija.
Bishop gatveje, kur yra toji
katalikiska istaiga, nuzudytas
vienas zmogus vardu McKen-
ma, katalikas.
DepeSoje ! Exchange Tele-
graph Co. pranesama, jog
Londonderry gatvese gull visa
ellie nuzudytQ zmoniQ lavonu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-25
PALIUosAvo IA svE-
TIMsAL1U.

Boston, Mass, birz. "a.
F'ederalis teisejas Anderson
paliuosavo a. suarestuotr
svetimsaliu, paskirtu depor-
tuoti.
Teisejas atrado, kad komu-
rlstq partija, prie kurios tic
prigulejo, nera johos prievar-
los partija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-25
zEMEs DREBEJIMAS LOS
ANGELESE.

Los Angeles, CAL, birz. "a
Jau kelinta diena ella atjaucia-
mi didesni if mazesni zemes
drebejimai. Kaip. ella, taip a.
pylinkese padaryta jau If nuo-
stoliq.
smarkiausias drebejimas
buvo praeita pirmadieni.
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PINIGy kURsAs.

svetimq yiespatijQ pinigp YER.
te mainant nemaziau $25,OOO bir-
zelio 23 d. buvo tokia sdlig Mer-
chants Loan & Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlingq svarui 1898
Lietlvos 100 auksinu 2.75.
vokietijos 100 markip '2.75.
Lenhios 100 marliu 40
Prancuzijos uz l dolieri II fr. 90
sveicarijos uz 1 dolieri S fr. 46'
1taliios uz 1 dol. l6 i. 05,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-06-25
Riausininkai dominuoja.

Didesn6j miesto dalyj domi-
nuoja riauSininkai. LigSiol ne
galima suzinoti tikras nuken-
t6jusip zmoniQ skaitliuS.
Liudininkai pasakOja, jog
kaikuriose gatv6se tebuguli
nuzudytQ zmoniQ lavonai.
Liudininkai podraug pasa-
koja, kad anglQ kareiviai pa
syviai atsineSa ! riauSininkus,
Kareiviai mato, kaip ginkluo-
ii riauSininkQ burial marSuoja
j savo pozicijas If jQ nesulal;
ka.
Daugelis gyventojQ apleidzia
miesta. Anglijos vyriausybt
j Londonderry pasiunte dau,
giau kariuomen6s. Ia karluo-
meme uz trisdeSimts myliQ nuo
miesto apleido traukinl IL
vieskeliais marsuoja. Trauki-
niu keliauti pacian miestan bu,
vo pavojaus.
Uzpulta kolegija.
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