davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-27

millinery realm. Both Of these models
are street hats. rather than evening or
restaurant hats-as the pink and white
model Of Dutch persuasion was, as
suredly. The tall velvet hat will be-
come one type Of woman, the fat cog
turban another type. The velvet hat
IS Untrimmed, the soft drapery OF the
velvet giving all the interest necessary.
This hat is made OF black velvet and
the soft line Of the brim is most be-
coming. The COO turban is almost
brilliant with color The trldescent
hues Of the coz plumage around the
brim harmonic with the rich dark
reds and browns OF the grebe breast
which covers the crown. The line Of
the hat is admirable; the shape seems
70 hug the head closely yet there is a
slight mushroom slant over the eyes
which casts a becoming shadow on the
face-as no perfectly round. tight cap
ever does.
Large Hats Follow English Lines
Everybody knows that Englishwom-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-27

stream into every bedroom is likely
TO fade cretonnes and pastel tinted
lampshades. Fresh hxings for the
boudoir are always acceptable, pro-
vided they harmonic with the gen
eral color scheme Of the room-One
must be careful about this.
Fifteen dainty gifts for my lady's
chamber are suggested in the picture
and they include the attractive three
mirror dressing table and quaint chair,
the cunning little three-legged bedside
telephone table. and the silk shades OF
the electric light fixture as we'll as the
cushion. scrap basket, bags. baskets
and boxes of modern design, and the
very engaging negligee outfit OF the
lady herself
If you cannot give your friend or
your young relative who adores pretty
things a handsome dressing-table and
chair set for her boudoi-. you can GER
,ainly present her with new and be
coming breakfast cap or a pretty silk
bag 20 hang somewhere about and
hold the nic-nacs young woman il
always collecting. -Four delightful
boudoir bags are pictured. Two OF
them are party-bags. one Is a dainty
little theatre reticule and one is
workbag. The party bags hang at the
right. one from a corner Of the mirror
and the other from the chairback. The
upper bag is OF pink satin and cream
flet lace and has gathered sides so
that a pair OF slippers may be tucked
in. II need be. The bag on the chair
is OF pale blue velvet with circles OF
huted velvet ribbon IN mauve. The
theatre reticule AT the left side OF the
picture. from the dreSsing-table mir
ror. is made OF white velvet. mar
row gold lace and pale pink roses. The
sides OF the reticule are fiat discs COW
cred with the velvet. and between the
fat sides is a pulled strip OF the velvet
with gold lace e. either edge. The 1T
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-27

Dutch housewives Immaculate cap
but II Is a hat decidedly Partisan too.
Only a French milliner could have
originated the effect and have repro
duced the starched stiff lines OF the
Dutch headdress so softly and becom-
inEly-in ostrich. The hat itself is
small. dipping down at either side over
the ears and having a curled back
brim in front This little hat made Of
pink faille silk IS almost ecllpsed by
the luxuriant growth OF ostrich that
sprouts behind the tiny brim and falls
back thickly over the crown. the white
feathers tumbling over at either side
almost 20 the shoulder. At the edge
OF the brlm is a jeweled band trim
ming with pink cabuchons held to-
gether by strings OF cut steel beads
Cog Hats In SumptuOus CoIors
Two widely contrasting types are
presented in the GALL draped velvet
hat and the snuggling-down coq af-
fair which represent the Spanish and
italian members Of the LeaEue IN the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-27

tie canteen shaped reticule IS lined
with pale pink satin and there is q
mirror on the inner side OF the lid.
The workbag stands on the dresser
and is a capacious affair, six-sided and
covered with shirred satin in rose and
old blue. There are pockets IN each
OF the six sides and a gathered strip Of
the six-sided frame, making a cover to
keep dust from dainty needlework
within. On the dresser-top also. stands
a useful trinket box covered with pink
brocade and trimmed with pleated
Natter blue ribbon. Most women
have such a lot OF inexpensive but
artistic jewelry nowadays that trinket
receptacles are always acceptable
Such jewelry is not intrinsically val
liable and does not require a safe
with a combination lock: a pretty
trinket box on ones dresser will an
swer very well. and since these silk
covered boxes soon grow shabby new
ones are always acceptable at Christ
mas season.
No man would permit the befurbe-
lowed dame 20 PRESIDE over MS tele-
phone. necessitaung q careful removal
OF her silken draperies before he could
get 20 the instrument and find out
who was calling him. But these gay
little telephone ladies delight all wom-
en- who delight in pretty boudoirs-
and after all. the petticoated telephone
dame can be lifted of very easily
when one has TO get 70 the phone in
a hurry. The one IN the picture has
"A powdered Marie Antoinette couture
and a gay little Marie Antoinette
chapeau. Her gown is made OF flow
cred satin ribbon with narrow ribbon
pleatings in contrasting color and her
enormous sashbow does add a deal Of
coQuetry and dash 20 her costume.
Floor cushions are useful gifts. II a
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EMBROIDERED LINENS FOR CHRISTMAS GNING

been delugad with the tiny and not
very useful "guest-tOwels" which ev-
erybody was giving everybody else a
few seasons ago. One grew tired OF
attending afternoon bridge parties
the prize was so sure TO be guest
towel! What housewives need now Is
regular towels and II you can only
give one towel. make It a large. hand
some affair Of linen damask-and
duplicate II every birthday and an
niversary until your friend or relative
has a full dozen. She will appreciate
your gift-be sure OF that.
A pair OF linen pillow slips. seal
Hoped and initiated. make an accept
able gift or you can finish the slips
with fine hemstitching instead OF the
scalloping. Pillow shamS are coming
in again and have even the old-fash-
toned ric-rac braid decoration. For
pillow shams select a very heavy linen
OF close weave.
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boudoir is not already over-supplie
with them. \ floor cushion makes a
dressing table chair or a writing ia Bile
chair much more comfortable. espe-
cially II the occupant OF the room is
not tall. Pretty cushions may also be
used on the floor in front of fireside
chairs or a chaise-longue-and by the
bye, don't overlook a chaise Tongue in
your list Of acceptable boudoir gifts.
Every woman who has not a chaLse
Tongue. pines for one. And do not
imagine that because a cushion is In
tended for floor use. it must be Of
dark. serviceable color Not az ALL
these cushions are gay and dainty af-
fairs indeed with covers OF light satin
and brocade and sometimes Of lace.
The pictured cushion is OF very pale
pink bTocade and Natter blue satin
but then this is pink and Natter
blue boudo!r; a yellow-toned or mauye
room would require cushions 20 match.
The scrap basket matches the floor
cushion and is of shirred Natter blue
SILK with a band OF pink brocade at
the top. A pleating Of narrow Natter
blue ribbon hangs below the pink trim
ming band. The scrap basket is really
basket Of white wicker, but the
wicker is invisible for the basket is
lined with pink silk. one hopes no
body will throw orange peel in it.
Lamp and candle shades always
make charming gifts. The light
shades pictured are most attractive for
they are Of graceful We, novel shape
and soften the light agreeably without
making IL too dim. They are made Of
Powered chiffon shirred over rose col
ored Georgette and very narrow rib
bon pleating trims the edges. Boudoir
light shades may be Of any tint-t0
match the furnishings OF the room
but always the chiffon should be
shirred over rose plnk-to give the
proper and becoming boudoir glow
when a light shines behind the shade.
The costume OF my lady. seated be-
fore her dressing table. viii suggest
several gifts; the cap and jacket OF
pink ribbon alternating with cream
lace, the satin slip hanging from
shoulder-straps which may be worn
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hat that suggests the English style is
OF taupe velvet, with uncurled ostrich
in the same shade The brim rolls
back at the front and the arrange
ment Of the feathers Is very graceful.
over and under the brim and curling
downward a. one side.
SCarfs DrapCd At side
II is really impossible to overemDha-
size the popularity Of trailing trim
mlngs on hats. II the French mil
liners do not trail feathers downward,
they use trailing ribbons or scarf-ends.
Sometimes a perky how f. placed at
the side Of a small turban. wide
streamers, out of ali proportion TO the
size Of the hat. falling TO the shout
der. Maria Guy has produced
model that is much copied. The small.
close turban is covered with black
jet and a scarf Of black Georgette
draped around the brim, is caught ar
one side with JET barette, loose ends
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-27

at a little distance the wearer Of this
petite turban seems 70 be hatless--
with tan comb in her hair.
Fur Hats Appearing Daily
After Thanksgiving the fur hats be-
an 20 appear. This year fur is used
on muIinary as a trimming. Crowns
are usually OF velvet or broeade and
the brlm, only. OF fur. The fashion
able n.illiner pelt IN Paris now Is
phoque which is the first coat the baby
zeal sheds The hairs are collected
and by a freezing process stuck on a
rubber background. When finished
the effect is furry and soft. and some
-rine like thistledown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-27

SlI0ub LOT IT. Inc new mats
have borrowed their lines from almost
every country Of the world and the
only type that does not seem 10 be
represented IS the clumsy. high-set
turoan beloved OF the Teutonic haus-
frau.
There are English hats, graceful
and dropping with the inevitable Eng
lish feather. There are saucy, tilted
chapeaux with dashing slant-away-
feathers that bespeak Paris. There
arc velvet effects draped high that
suggest the dignifed mantilla and
comb OF the Spanish senorita. There
are close little caps with trailing COO
. at the back that give exactly the sill
houette OF the head-dress OF Italy.
There are massive Russian toques and
there are turned back effects that
suggest the starched Dutch cap. And
gay as Czech colors are everywhere.
Not Even Egypt Omitted
A hit OF the new season is the Egyp-
tan tUrban, made or glitterlng Jet and
suggesting in its shape a Rameses
headdress. One Of these turbans is
pictured-an odd affair is It not. but
tremendously smart with its extended
crown that turns and slopes down over
the ears and its massive cut jet orna-
ment at the front Crown and brim
are covered with tiny jet beads or
elongated bugles. each one OF which
gives of separate glitter in the light.
Thin discs OF black composition. over
tapping each other in supple. gilt
tering row, rise from the SQUARE.
turned back brim that turns in a
right angle at either side.
Fur On Russian Turbans
Another model that must claim its
place In the League. as expressed by
millinery. is the Russian turban with
Us matching scarf Gray astrachau.
cut I'm well designed pattern. is ap-
phqued 10 black satin and the trim
ming is gray caracuL This is one OF
the smart gray and black combina-
lions that Paris especially favors this
season. Gray and black: black and
gray-you see the effect everywhere.
m stunning wraps. in afternoon frocks.
even tn my lady's boots OF dull black
kid with buttOned tops OF gray suede.
There IS something distinguished about
gray and black in combination
quiet refinement that more colorful
costumes cannot hope 10 equal. Wom-
en- who never seemed 70 you to possess
any particular style. appear suddenly
in the black OF mourning attire
distinguished and chic And II Is the
same with these gray and black cos
tunes OF the winter; they have a quiet
distinction that lends distinction to
their wearers. The Russian turban
and scarf are worn with a black vel
vet frock and n their possessor is wise
she viii add no touch OF color. II she
must have a flower. Il VIII be a white
Eardenia or CaDe1lia blossom.
SNOWY Ostrich Initiates Snowy Dutch
Cap
The hat with white ostrich tumbling
backward may be suggestive OF the
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- HERE is one Christmas present
that never fails: Something for
my lady's chamber. or for my
- lords chamber, for the matter OF
that Any man is delighted 20 receive
things that make his living quarters
more homelike, and II they are things
he really wants-not pincushions or
hand-painted shaving paper pads. but
the books he covets, a shaded desk
lamp, a fresh cover for his beloved
arm chair. really comfy slippers, his
IS always forth coming.
For my lady's chamber there are
thousand and one gift suggestions. A
woman's bOudoir is usually furnished
with daintineSs rather than service
ably and dainty belongings are always
having TO be replaced. A seasons dust
will ruin pale blue satin cushions and
covers. and the sunshine that should
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"HRISTMAS needleworkers are
Il busy now on gifts for friends
" who are housewives, and are
O,urning out embroidered towels.
p.AOwcases and table napkins. Scarce
ly q housewife whose linen stock has
not been sadly depleted during the
last FIVE years. Embroidered linens
for the housewife friend cannot go
amiss, and towels seem 20 be most
wanted OF all Hand embroidered
towels do give the bathroom or the
guest room a distinction that i'm
presses any visitor They give the
dainty. individual home note. No
matter how handsome and costly the
damask towels you use IN an exclusive
hotel-they are not embroidered and
initiated az towels IN well-furnished
home are.
II you embroider towels FOR Christ
mas. do. for PHYS sake. select good
sized towels. Housekeepers have
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under negligee or. an evening frock.
and finally my Iady's footwear. Satin
bOudoir slippers--the pictured sort,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-27

called mules-and silk stockings 20
match viii make a very acceptable
gift II you can think Of nothing elsel
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reikalavimQ uz panaudojima
zzemes ir kitokiQ ivedimu Suv.
ekspedicijos metu.
Pabranges pragyvenimas.

Be parduotos uzjuryj viso-
kios medziagos il isrengimo
.karo departamentas dar atgal
sugrazino Wert6s 100000.
Mamie parduodant departa-
mento nuosavybes departa-
mentas padare kelis simtus
dolieriQ nuostoliQ.
Taip padaryta siauciant cia
brangenybei ir palengvinta
patterns gyventojams. Mes
pardavineta pigiai pertekliai
cukraus. (Prancuzijai par
Quota daug cukraus po &c.
svarui, gi mamie svaarui imta
12c.) ivairios mesos, drabuziq
ir kitokiu daiktQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-05
PREz|DENTAS-ELEK-
TAS YRA REL|GIJ|NIS
zMOGUS.

Prezidentas-elektas Harding
priklauso prie baptistQ baAny-
CLOS.
LaikraStis Boston Transcri-
pit atkartoja nesenai pasaky-
tus Hardingo zodzius:
GAS maloneciau Amerikos
zmones matyti religijine tau
-ta," sake prezidentas-elek-
tas: "Mes turime musQ tauto-
je atpaujinti moralybe. Nuns
reika1inga srlstiprinti musq
moralius jausmus. AS lankau
baznycia kiekviena sekmadie-
nj rytais, jei bunu mamie. My
liu lankyti baznycia. IS jauna-
tves buvau auklejamas meto-
distQ baznyGioje. Paskui ma
no motina per6jjo prie Septy-
niu DienQ adventistq.
"Paauges as palikau bap-
tistQ baznycios nariu. Baptis-
tq baznyeioje esu trustisas per
% metus. TeGiaus mano inte-
resavimasis neapribuotas su
viena baptistq baznycia. AS
myliu lankyti episkopalQ baz-
nycia. Myliu matyti ceremo-
nijas. Didziai patenkintas esu
lankydamas didziasias Rymo-
Katalikq pamaldas.
"Mano troSkimas, kad kie-
kvienas zmogus Amerikoje Ian
kytq baznyeias. Noreciau, kad
visi interesuotusi baznyeiomis
taip, lSaip nuosavais reika-
lais. ~
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-05
BoLsEv1KA1 Prizes BA-
LAKov1c1A 1R PETLURA.
Kreipiasi j Anglia, Kad sita
neremtu tu vadu.

Londonas, Lapkr. 4. So
vietp valdzia padare taika srl
Lenkija. Ton taikon intrauk-
ia ir Ukrainija. Bet Ukrainq
yadai, generolai Balakovich
ir PetIura, posenovei veda
smarkia kova prizes bolsevikus.
Tad sovietq valdzia krei-
pesi Anglijon, kad sitos Wy
riausybe neremtp If nepalai-
kytp tu generolu veikimo. Mes,
sake, tik veltui kraujas lie
jamas.
Sovietu valdzia. apie tai
Anglijos vyriausybe painfor-
mavo per savo ,atstova Lon
done Krassiha.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-05
REPUBLIKoNU ToKIA
BALSU DIDzIUMA NEBU-
VO NUO 1858 M.
Kandidatai tiesiog apsikase
laimejimuose.

RepublikonQ partijos laim6-
jimas rinkimuose tieSiOg istO-
RIMS. Nuo 1888 metQ ia parti-
ia nebuvo tur6jusi tokios zy-
mios balsQ didziumos uz de-
mokratus, kaip Sitais rinki-
mais. Mes kaip prezidentas bus
republicans, taip If kongre-
sas savo didziumoje bus re-
publikOninis. DemOkratu par
tijos vadai po to nepaprasto
smugio negali atsipeik6ti IL
neturi supratimo, kaip tas ga
l6jo ivykti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-05
JAUNI VYRAI SKAITL1N-
Gal SToJA KARUOME-
MEN.
siandie Suv. Valstiju armijo,
je yra 2O8,7S1 Vyras.

Washington, Lapkr. 4. -
Adjutanto generolo Harris O.
fisas paskelbe, jog jauni Wy
raj mielai istoja Suv. Valsti-
jQ armijon. SpaliQ menesiul
surekrutuota 17,625 vyrai.
Taigi taikos metu vienu me-
nesiu sitam atsitikime pada-
rytas rekordas.
Gen. Harris sako, jog zy-
mi dalis vyru istoja su tikslu
iSmokti kokiO nors amato.
Mes karo departamentas kie-
kvienam kareiviui duoda pro-
COS lavinties visokiuose uzsi-
6mimuOse.
Siandie Suv. ValstijQ karuo-
meme turf iSviso 209,7S1 vyra.
sitan skaitliun ineina If Off
cierai. Is tn 15S,466 tarnau-
ia Suv. Valstijose.
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Dekoja Dievui.

Prezidentas-elektas Harding
turi 379 uztikrintus elektOri-
ialius balsus. Gubernatorius
Cox vos 40. y elektOrijaliQ
balsQ yra dar abejotinQ. Va
dinaSi, gal daIis iu ticks Har-
dingui. gal kita - Cox'ui. Bet
tie balsai neturi reikSm6s di-
dziumoje.
PrezidentaS-elektas savO di-
deli LAUNCHING sutiko be dide-
lio dziaugsmo. Pasak6, kad ~
tai daugiausia reikia pad6ko-
ii Dievui.
Per telefona Harding susi-
maine pasveikinimais If palm
k6jimais su vice-prezidentu-e-
lektu, Massachusetts, valstijos
gubenatorium Coolidge.
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TALKININKAI NoRI NU-.
GINKLUoTI BAVARIA.
Nezinia, ka j tai pasakys Vo-
hetijos vyriausybe.

Munich, Bavaria, Lapkr. 4.
Cia talkininku militarine
komisija Bayarijos valdziai
indave reikalavima, kad j
nuginkluotq ir paleistu savo
milicija.
sakoma, jog Bavarijos w
riausybe kreipsis Berlynan II
pareikalaus, kad pati Vokie-
tijos vyriausybe grieztai pa
sipriesintq tokiam talkininkq
reikalavimui.. Mes Bavarijai
milicijos organizacija esanti
-eikalinga.
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NELAIMIV ANT
GELEzINKELIQ.


Washington, Lapkr. 4.
Tarpvalstijine komercijos ko-
misija paskelbe, jog visoj sa-
lyj ant gelezinkelitl 1919 me-
tais zuvo daugiau zmoniq, ne
gu kas metal nuo 1898 nj. Tai
ppat daugiau zmonip If su-
zeista. !
NelaimingQ atsitikimQ bal
81 daugybe. 1919 metals 6,97s
zmones uzmusta If 149,053 su-
zeista.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-05
MAzAJI BALOTA IsDA-
LIES PATVIRTINO PILE
CIAi.

Praeita antradieni Chicagos
pilieciams be didziojo balioto
buvo paduota balsuoti ir ant
mazojo baloto. Tai buvo ke-
turi sumanymai, paliecia vie
ntik Chicago.
Tie sumanymai buvo: /. Die
nos sviesos taupumas; 2. Kon-
trole privatiniq banku; 3. Pa
dalinimas miesto ! so wardQ
ir 4. Aldermanams dviejq ar
ba keturiq metQ tarnybos te-
rminas.
PilieGiai is tq sumanymQ
pripazino tik 2 If 4-aji.
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REZfGNAVo ANGLIJOS
POLICIJos INsPEKTo-
Rus AIRIJOJE.

LoNDoNAs, Laph. 4.
Kadangi zudymai policiios Al
rijoje kasdien dideja ir poll
CHA uz tai terorizuoja nekal-
tus Airijos gyventojus, atsis-
tatydino is uzimamos vietos
generals policijos inspekto-
rius AirEoje Sir Thomas ia
mes Smith.
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PIN|Gy kURsAs.

svetimu saliq pinigp verte, mai.
nant nemaziau $4,000 Lapkr. 3,
buvo toka sulig Merchants Loan
and Trust Co.: s:
Anglijos sterlingu svarui $S.4S.
Lietuvos 100 auksinp 1872
Lenkijos 100 markip .S5.
voketijos 100 markiu 1.s2'
Prancuzijos uz $1.Oo Is fl. %.
Italijos uz $1.00 26 ]. 1S,
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Prezidentas-Elektas Iskeliauja
Atostogosna
IsKELIAUS HARDING AT
OSTOGOSNA.
Paskui tik inns tvarkyti busl-
mosios valdzios masina.

Marion, o., Lapkr. 4. - Va
kar prezidentas-elektas War;
en- G. Harding buvo tiesiog
apsikases gautais skaitlingais
pasveikinimais is visQ Sales
daliQ.
Neziurint to visa, preziden-
tas-elektas visas savo> mintis
atkreip6 ! reikalinga atsilsl
po ilgos intemptos Rampant
jos. Tam tikslui jis iskeliaus
atostogosna. 1r tik sugryzes
pagalvos apie sudaryma kabi-
neto il visos Sales admins
tracijos.
Kick patirta, kokiam laikui
Harding lSkellaus ! TeXaso
valstijq. Atsils6jes tinkamai
is ten jis keliaus i Panamos
perkasa. Tenai jis nori ar
ciau susipazinti su parkaso
vedama administracija.
sugrazins taikos laikus.
Sugryzes namo prezidentas-
elektas, matyt, tuojaus atsls-
tatydins is senatoriaus vietos
ir padarys visus plenus busl-
majai Sales valdziai.
Kick zinoma, pirmutinis jo
zygis bus padaryti taika su
Vokietija, ty. patvirtinti Yer
sailleso sutarti il pilnai pei
dirbti paGia TautQ SaJunga.
Patvirtinus sutarti salyje
prasid6s tikrasis rekonstruk-
ciios darbas. Prasides salyj
naujoji gadyn6, naujas gyve-
nimas.
Pirmasis veihias senatorius.
Harding isrinktas preziden-
tn budapas pilnuoju senate
atstovu. LigSiol ko panasaus
nebuta. Visa ellie buvusiQ pre-
zidentu buvo buve senatoriais.
Bet kuopet jie buvo partijQ
nominuoti kandidatais, visuo-
met rezignuodavo is senatoriQ
vietq. Tas buvo inejes papro-
tin.
TeGiaus senatorius Harding
ta paprotl sulauze. Jis mere
zignavo is senate prizes rinki-
mus. Nei rezignavo po rinki-
mp. Gal Gruodzio primrose die
nose, kuomet prasides kong
reso sesija, jis dar els sena-
tan If tenai pagelbes senate
riams risti kokias-nors svar-
besniasias problemas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-05
LAIMETA TAUPYTI DIE
NOS sVIESA.

Anot galutinq apskaitymu
pilie6iu balsu, Chicagos pile
ciu didziuma prayede suma-
nyne taupyti dienos sviesa
vasaros metu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-05
PRIPAzINTAS PRIZES IA
PONUS SUMANYMAS.

Sacramento, Col, Lapkr. 4.
= Californijos yalstijos pile
ciai praeita antradieni didziu-
ma balsQ patvirtino summary
ma, kuriuoju suvarzomos nuo-
savyb6s teis6s Japonams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-05
ATSAUKTAS ANGLEKA-
STU STREIKAS ANGLI-
JOJE.

LONDoNAS, Lapkr. 4.
Anglekasiu streikas Angijo-
je vakar formaliai pasibaige.
kuomet oragnizacijos vykina.
moi valdyba paskelbe atsau-
kima streiko.