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The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1920-12-23
EUGENE w. BURR LEAVES
THE RECLAMATION SERVICE

District Counsel Eugene w. Burr,
of San Francisco, Calf, for four
teen years an attorney in the legal
division of the Reclamation Service,
has, upon his request, been trans
ferred, at a substantial increase in
salary, to the law department of the
Federal Trade Commission, with
headquarters at Washington, d. G..
Mr.. Burr's employment as an attor-
ney in the Reclamation Service be-
gan on December 16, 1906, at Fall
Ion, Nevada. March Is, 1909, he
was transferred to Klamath Falls,
Oregon; January Is. 1910, to Or
land, Calf; September 2, 1910 to
Boise, Idaho; and December 20,
1910, to Yakima, Wash. Early in
1917 he was sent to Denver, Colo,
where for over three years he had
general control of matters relating
to irrigation district organization.
In May, 1920, he took charge of the
San Francisco office. Mr.. Burr is a
coauthor with Judge viii r. King
of valuable treatise upon the law
of irrigation districts. He is an ex-
cellent lawyer with the highest of
ideals, and the Federal Trade Com
mission is to be congratulated upon
securing his services.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1920-12-23
CITY COUNCIL HELD MEETING
AT CITY HALL TUESDAY EVE

Members of Fallon's city council
met at the city hall Tuesday even
ing and considered various matters
among which were the projected
elimination of the McLane ditch that
now passes along Richard street in
the Verplank addition. w. w. Dud-
ley, now interested in the ownership
of the McLane tract, served by this
ditch appeared before the council,
accompanied by True yencill, of the
district irrigation board. 1t Is pro-
posed by the city authorities and
other interested parties to eliminate
the old ditch entirely and build an
other that would not pass through
this city, meanwhile serving resi-
dence properties with irrigation wa
ter by means of small laterals.
The council also listened TO the
reading of projected ordinance
that would open up an alley
through block "B." in the McLane
addition to the city of Fallon.
1t had been bruited about town
that new ordinance further regu
lating the conduct of gambling
games was to be introduced Tues
day evening, but this subject wal
not discussed az that time.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1920-12-23
School Bonds
Carried 2 to !
'onsoiaafed District "B" Taxpavers
vote Decisively For New schoo,
Bond Issue

Nearly 200 of the schoo, na,ron
OF consolidated district "p,, raoora
ed their votes Saturday afternoo,
IN the matter Of the proposed hon
issue OF s41,S0G for the purnosa a,
adding TO the Oats Park schooI
plant and progressive eent,mon,
mere was further exemplifled nv N,
anhrming vote which totaled 1s1 a.
compared to SO contrary mIndes
people. Seven ballots were spoIlaa
making total OF 291 votes cast
probably n record number for
school election in this county.
No time is to be lost by the am.
thorities of the school district n
putting out and selling the author.
lzed bond issue and the work n,
erecting the additions 10 the oatg
Park school will be rushed as ran.
idly as conditions will permit all n
the end that the rapidly growing
local student body may not he do.
MED the study facilities due them
The school board Is Offering the
ponds Tor sale by advertisement In
this issue of the Standard.
Saturdays election was charaez
terized by considerable eleetlon-day
activity on the part Of several of the
citizens of the district who were
committed against the proposed
school improvements. Town oppo.
sition developed from current
Idea that was fostered by opponents
OF the move now afoot that Fallon
IL taking care OF the school needs
OF our country folks who should
bear their own burdens, while coun-
try opposition Beems to have been
predicated on a desire TO restore the
old time conditions that existed in
advance of the merging of the sew
eral project school districts with
Fallon district. which some main
tain can be done more effectually
and economically under the separ-
ate district plan.
The first campaign argument was
false for every piece OF assessed
property within the greater school
district pays for school maintenance
and extension in exact proportion.
while II may or may not be a fact |
That the separate district plan is
more economical than the consoli-
dated district, yet It Is a fact. unde-
niable that an amalgamation of
schools brings wider and distinct |
benefits for nchofars and undoubt- /
edly more than compensatos for the
edded expense that may attend.
Schools are a burden. everywhere.
II one may be pardoned for using
the term. but public spirited people,
wherever they are. discharge the
burden in a cheerful frame of men
lality, mindful always that educa-
.ional needs take first rank over ey-
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1920-12-23
Red Cross
Ambulances
s., 'ent Wishes Two Motor We
hic'es and Local Representa-.
tive Here

Two Red Cross ambu,a,cas 49,
peen received by L. e. Cline No,
'aat Fallon is particularly in naod
oi ampulances, but because the GOV,
erhment had them left over asta,
.ne war and sees fit to distribute
mem among government men on
'he same plan that trucks have been
ment N'pai' :
These Red Cross amhulonoas
were consigned from the Bureau q,
highways, being shipped from De.
oo.o' california, and had never been
u, uncrated after leaving the factory
me two as Grated weighed 5000
pounds. Mr.. Cline says they were
reaiiy wished on him." and does
not know just what to do with
them' but expects to have one con-
ferted into runabout for use in
connection with his work as a rep
resentatiye Of the Department Of
Agriculture and about the u. 8 Ex-
pertinent Farm.
We thus get a modicum of good
out OF the waste and extravaganza
that attends war and these convey
ahces VIII be reminders SO long as
they hold up and pass over our pro-
ject roads that we have received
something for seeming nothing. but
as matter of fact, they have been
paid for many times over by the
residents Of this valley In war tax
contributions of one sort and an
other.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1920-12-23
Rcsurvey Of Town Probable -

Local fire insurance men greatly
desire a resuryey of Fallon by the
Pacific Coast underwriters board.
the need of which is apparent to all
local people. Many buildings, bust
ness and residence, have been erect
ed within the town during the past
year and temporary rates have been
fixed In all cases of fire insurance
written on these properties. No one
seems to know at this time the fire
insurance rates that will govern
permanently.
cry other form of public cxpendi-
ture.
The man of analysis in Fallon has
already noted a growing community
intimacy since the consolidated
school idea was put into effect here.
The children OF a large territory
make common cause at school and
the antipathy usually existing be-
tween the town and country kid is
lacking here. This is a step to-
ward broader recognition of the
interdependence of Fallon and its
tributary farming districts, for
children frequently point the way to
older mind in making conclusions.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1920-12-23
To Entertain
Reno Visitors
Commercial Club Met Monday Night
and Endorsed Candidacy of
Fallon Man

The meeting of the Churchill
county commercial club, held al
the club rooms Monday evening was
one of the interesting sessions put
forward by this body during late
weeks Among the matters dis
cussed was the candidacy of c. NJ
Way, who will retire as Churchill
county sheriff on January 1st of the
new year. for the position of intern
al revenue collector for the state of
Nevada to succeed VIM. Kelly, dem
ocratic incumbent. The club went
on record as unequivocally endors-
ing this candidacy for the reason
that Mr.. Way is the only Churchill
county man who aspires to become
member of the official family of
this state and that this recognition
is due him and the couney of which
he is resident. AT the same time
it is emphasized that the local COM
mercial club Is not in politics.
A number of talks were made by
local speechmakers at the meeting
Aichhas tfthihS anu thtSt ali tdi :
ried an unusual degree of optimism
relative to the immediate future of
this valley. 1t was generally agreed
that Fallon and the Newlands pro-
ject are certain TO benefit in a very
material sense in many ways during
the year 1921.
Committees were appointed to re-
ceive and entertain the enterprising
Reno representatives who will be
Fallon guests on the 30th and 31st
of this month. A special train will
bring Renoites in considerable num-
bers on this occasion and the club
maue pIans Monday evening to cord
Tally entertain the visitors and show
them about the town and surround
ing country.
Another matter discussed Monday
evening concerns the membership
drive projected for some time next
month, plans for which are being
made at this time in a very thor
ough manner. No one Is to be over
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1920-12-23

looked in the canvas that will be In
augurated and many local citizens
are to take part In the work of So
liciting. In this connection it is en-
phasized that every project farmer
should be member of the organi-
cation, for there are many depart
ures of a constructive nature which
are being fostered by the club that
concern farmers directly, among
which may be mentioned improved
mail facilities, attracting hay buy
ers to this valley and a general fos-
tering of the farming interests of
this project.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1920-12-23

Masks and costumes may now be
obtained at Bellinger's and Lave
aga's.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1920-12-23
Phone Rates
To be Raised
Churchill County Commissioners
Have Petitioned for an Increase
In Telephone Rates

The Churchill county board OF
county commissioners, executive
head of the county telephone sys-
TEN. which by the way is the only
county owned and operated tele-
phone system in the United States,
has petitioned the state public SER
vice commissioner for the authority
TO increase the telephone rates now
in effect. 1t is announced by the
public service commission that bar
ring protests the increases will be
granted. The proposed new sched-
ule would bring the rates up to d
parity with those charged by private
corporations, although there has
been no move made so far to estab-
lish zones within the county and
base telephone charges on mileage
of equipment.
The rates requested are as fol-
lows:
One-party line, $3.50 per month;
two-party line, $3.50 per month;
four-party line, $500 per month;
eight-party line, $3.50 per month.
Residence
One-party line, $3.50 per month;
two-party line, $500 per month;
four-party line, $3.50 per month;
eight-party line, $500 per month.
Rural
On all rural lines operated by the
county it is proposed to charge
$500 per month for telephones on
all lines serving five subscribers or
more. This places all country sub
scribers on an equal basis of charge,
inasmuch as practically on all out
side lines served by the local ex-
change there are five-or more sub
scribers.
Discussion of the county tele-
phone question brings to light the
desire of the incoming board of
county commissioners to establish
zones which will carry charges ac-
cording to the miles of pole lines
required to serve them. At the pres
ent time a uniform charge is exact
ed, although it admittedly costs the
county's taxpayers more to operate
long line than it does to operate
shorter line. Maintenance is one
of the besetting problems incident
to the operation of the county's
phone system, minor repair to a
telephone 16 miles away sometimes
costing a years revenue 20 adjust
merely in labor costs. In other
words repair that costs the sys-
tenn a nominal sum in labor within
the city's limits may easily and logi-
cally cost many times this sum
when effected at the end of the
longer lines of the county system
There is also the matter of interest
and depreciation to figure on the
greater investment in telephone
equipment required to serve outly-
ing districts, all combining to make
this outlay on the part of the coun-
tvs taxpayers a decidedly losing
proposition.
On the other hand subscribers In
these districts argue that serving a
community interest demands a uni
form charge of telephone rates and
that Fallon, the heart of the New
lands project, may very properly
share the extra costs attending for
the good that issues to the business
of this city through the convenience
of telephone facilities.
All in all the telephone system of
this county may truthfully be char
acterized as an anomaly that will
put forward problem after problem
that will require very sage minds to
adjust SO long as IL is county
owned affair.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1920-12-23
Change OF Program

The Palace 'theater management
announces that rather than showing
"Sweet Lavender" as given In the
monthly program, "Blackbird" will
be shown. featuring Justine John
stone, new star. This Is said to
be a film Of the greatest merit.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1920-12-23

Cnurchiii county paid out the
sum of S13S0.00 in mothers pen
sions during the year 1920, there
being but five beneficiaries under
the law that accords aid to worthy
mothers who are widowed.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1920-12-23

Laveaga's for masks and Bellin-
gers for costumes for the I. o. o.
f. ball.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1920-12-23

Get your masks at Laveaga's for
the Xmas ball.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-03-11
Reserve District No. 5.
Charter No. 1866.
y. Keser
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

the close business
49,, 1920
RESOURCES.
a and discounts, including rediscounts Tex
shown b and c).........$ 278,22783
of other banks discounted bills of N
Exchange. Observation-Disclosures. 13,456.98
Total loans. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 291,68481
Foreign Bills of Exchange Drafts sold with
Endorsement of this bank, not shown under
Item d. above (see Item. 55c) 1921, 6848
Overd1afts secured 631840; unsecured S2383 7422
Pledged collateral for State other de-
posts bills payable. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 56,500O0
Owned and unpledged. 33,85000
War Savings Certificates and Thrift Stamps
actually owned. Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Total U. S. Government securities 91,350O
Bonds and securities (other than u S. securi
ties) pledged collateral for State other
deposits (postal excuded) bills payable. 100000
Securities, other than U. S. bonds (not in
Guiding stocks), owned and unpedged 65544.76
Total bonds, securities, ETC., other than
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 7o5447
s. Stock of Federal Reserve Bank $50 cent of
subscription Observation-Disclosures. 1,65oO
10. Furniture and fixtures OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1,766.4
IL. Lawful with Federal Bank. 34,768
ID. Cash in vault and net due from
tionalb banks ..................... 17o2a9
is. Net amounts due from banks bankers,
companies in the United (other than in
Guided in Items ~ 13, .............. 41,9385
II. Checks other banks in the
reporting bank (other than Item 49,. 16172
Total of Items 49, ID, Is, 16, and 17......$ 60,57966
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-03-11
STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF
THE BANK OF OXFORD

STATEMENT THE FINANCIAL CONDiAAOSO -
THE BANK OF OXFORD
close business made to the Board Of Bank E1'"
loans anu e discounts . ................. s41o71o
United States Bonds Indebtedness and War
Savings Stamps .......'' '..''.''.' i 1874
Bonds securues e,c 81. = .r !. ..... 100000
1uaIan's ru"o WIN = =. .............. 7O8782
D'nh"e i s -. .................. 551545
ruh'uie anu n, a;., ~ e.erve funds 133515O5
LUZ i s can - nav+ davis cearnps O92483
Other Cash Items 12s4aoo
......... 10000
en 90: N;ora,s .nd Cents Observation-Disclosures. 258195
onVe, oora N. % ~ .tw. 1n+erest Earned . 648229
c,: = Observation-Disclosures. 342854
s1e41o5s
,c, - 100000
Surn1us E,nd Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Undivided Profits paid for interest taxes and
T. ,;;ao, nnos+s snbet 70 check ..........
cu;nos nenos+s Observation-Disclosures. 161 5O591
Ts e Catf t f neros; .......... 62242O2
80, Chls - ... 6O9S63
Dro R,nks fovarGrawn aounts) 1O1028
1a s s d +a~as ...... 7S167O
sn .s 1t 80 I;h;itv viz 1mnrovement Fund ~ 81567O
p Acct ....................... 11.2S
ro+o sse41o5s
Geo M Knight Cashier solemny the above is true
condition The Bank of Oxford located Oxford
in the close of business
the 2St day of February 1920 to the best OF my eoedge ana o
GEO. M. KNIGHT, Cashier
Correct-Atest:
B. Under
LIE OLDHAM,
JC. CUILEY.
State of Mississippi,
Sworn to W. Woodward chancery Clerk
W. M WOODWARD, Chancery
By H. A: MOORE, D. c.
My commission expires January 1924.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-13
GAVUSI GRUMO
JIMU IS AMERIKoS.
Grumojimu kopija pristatyta
Washingtonan.

Washington, Lapkr. II. =
Anglijos ambasada Gia vakar
valstyb6s departamentui india
We vienos kablegramos kopi-
ia. Kablegrama buvo pasiQs-
ia is New Yorko Anglijos Wy
riausybei. Po ana pasiraSes
kaz-koksai J. V. O'Connor.
Kablegramoje sakoma, kad
jei Anglai nepaliaus su savo
kerstais Airijoje, tuomet pra-
sides kerStai prizes Angus,
gyvenancius Suv. Valstijose.
Valstyb6s departamento
valdininkai tame klausime
neisreiske jokiQ nuomoniq.
Tik pareiSk6, kad busia pra-
vesti tardymai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-13
ArnisticijOs SukaktuviQ
Palnin9jinas

(Suv. Valstijq) miestuose.
Talkininkq Salyse, kur dar
,yisai nepanaikintas militariz-
mas If jo dvasia, ivyko TOTE
dienoje kareiviQ parodavimai.
Daugel vietose aplankyta.
kareiviq kapai, ant kurip pa
deta gelip vainikai.
Lietuva neturi tos laimes,
kad bendrai su talkininkais
pamineti to svarbaus nuotikio
sukaktuves. Nors Lietuva vi
sails laikais ,siauciant karui
pasiliko iStikima talkinin-
kams, bet Saindie uzsiundyta
Lenkais imperijalistais.
Lietuva su savo didziausiais
prieSais Lenkais neturi armi-
sticijos. Lietuva kariavusi ka-
riauia su tais~ grobuoniais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-13
PRANEs|MAS.
LABDARYBES SEIM0
REIKALE.

Kadangi Xxi ketvergo vaka-
no II Lapkricio siu metu ne
gavome nuo kun. Kruso Il
MOS, ar jis teikiasi atideti
Misijas savo baznycioje, ar
ne;
Kadan-gi Seimo rengimo
darbo negalima vesti nezinant
kur tas Seimas bus;
Kadan-gi negalinla tohau a.
tidelioti Seimo prirengimo
darbu;
Todel suomi paskelbiame,
-kad >pirmasis Labdaringosios
Ssjungos Seimas bus sekma-
dienyje (nedelioje) 5 Gruo-
dzio 1920 metp, 200 valanda
po pietu, Dievo Apveizdos pa
.rapijos svetaineje prize w. 1S
str. ir Union ave. Chicago,
Illinois.
Seimo Rengimo Komisija.
P. s. Prize svetaines galima
privazuoti gatvekariais Hal
sted str. If 18th and State
str. ir Union ave., Chicago,
S. Yucevicius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-13
TAUTg ,sAJUNGOskO
MIS|JA .llPASIDARBUO.
SIANTI,u
MATYT, SAJUNBAI GAL
LA LENKU.

VARsAvA,. Lapkr. ~. =
Is ivairiu versmiu gauta III
niu, kad Lietuvon inejo didis
skaitlius Vokieciu karuome-
mes. Tautu sajungos komisi-
jos pirmasis uzdavinys bus tai
istirti. Todel komisija iske-
liauja Kaunan.
Vietos Lenku laikrastiai
pranesa, kad Kaunan nuvykes
su savo stabu zinomas pulh-
ninaks Avalov- -Bermont, kurs
kituomet teriojo Pabaltija.
Tautu Sajungos komisija
aplankys gincu paliestas te-
ritorijas Lietuvoje ir megins
sutaikinti Lenku karuomenes
vada ZeligoWski su Lietuviais
ir Latviais. Megins graziuoju
islyginti visus skirtumus.
Pagaliaus ia komisiia des
pastangQ, kad tolesniai nel-
vyktu susiremimu Lietuviu su
Lenkais .uz nepasidalinamas
teritorijas.
Sta is Varsavos izinia la
bal intartina. Atrodo, kad
matyt, Lenkams LietuvoJe
darosi perkarsta. Jau jie> at
.sisako kalties su- Lietuyials
ir talkininkus baugina Vo-
kieciais, neva isibriovusiais
Lietuvon.
Jei tiesa, kad Sajungos
komisija vyksta /Kaunan,
tai j skubinasi gelb6ti Vii
niaus uzurpatoriu Zeligow-
ski ir Lenkls imperijalis-
tus. Mes pirmiau tai komi-
sijai LietuviQ-IIenkq sutai-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-13
-TALKININKAI PAGERBE
zUvUsIUS SAVO KA-
REIVIUS..
Ia padare ir Amerika Lap
k.iGio II.

Lapkr. II d. tai sukaktuves
armisticijos, kituomet padary-
tos talkininkQ ir Americas su
Vokietija.
Armisticijos sukaktuves 81
met visur iskilmingai, bet rim
tai pamineta. Tas padaryta
Anglijoje, Prancuzijoje, Bel
gijoje, Amerikoje ir kitur. Ia
diena prisiminta visi bu-
siam kare zuvusieji kareivial.
" juos pasimelsta.
Armisticijos sukaktuves pa
mineta visuose Amerikos
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-13
PRANFssAMA, ITALAI SU
SERBAIS SUSITAIKE.
Reikstu, Adriatiko klausimas
butu jau isristas.

Londonas, Papkr. u. = De-
pesoje is Santa Margherita
pasakyta, jog Adriatiko pak-
raSGiu klausimas jau isristas.
Anot ziniq, gineai Italu su
Serbais Stai kaip pasibaige:
Istrijos rubezip plotai prak-
tikaliai pripazinti Jugoslavi-
jai.
Fiume bus nepriklausoma
ir lures sarysiu su Italija~
Zara pasiliksianti Italijos
kontrol6je.
Pagaliaus Italijai nuosavy-
ben tenka salos Cherso, Lu-
ssin ir Unie.
Kitoi depesoj is Rapallo pa
sakyta, jog Italia su Jugos-
lavija sutitaikiusios kompro-
misu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-13
AFKASTA 10000 AMERI-
KoNIsKU KAREIVIU LA
VoNU.
5000 jau parsiusta; kit lavo
mai veikiai bus siunciami.

'Paryzius, Lapkr. 1. Suv'
Valstiju kareiviu kapu regis
travimo tarnyba paskelbe, jog
j S. Valstijas jau pasiQsta II
pavesta namiSkiams ar gimi-
mems arti 5000 amerikoniskQ
kareivip lavonq, kurie zuvo
kare ir kurie buvo laikinai pa
laidoti Prancuzijoje.
Be to, l,800 lavonQ dar dau-
giau iSimta is zemes ir veikiai
bus pasiqsta j Suv. Valstijas.
Sakoma, jog kareiviQ lavo-
nq atkasimas busias pabaigtas
ateinanGiq vasara.
Apie 60 nuos. kareiviQ ir
oficierq lavonq bus atkasta
If pasiQsta. Visi kit pasiliks
Prancuzijoje.
Kita menesi atkasimas ka-
reiHiQ lavonq bus pradetas
Belgijoje, paskui Vokietijos
plotuose ir Luxemburgijoj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-13
BoLsEVIKAI PRASIMUsE
PER sIAURUMA KRIME.
Uzeme jie ir Armianska Ba-
cara.

Londonas, Lapkr. IL. = Is
Maskvos bevieliu telegraph
pranesta, jog niekais nuejo
gen. Wrangelio visos fortifi-
kaeijos salimais Perekopo, per
kur siauruma ineinama Kri-
mo pusiausalin. Mes bolsevi-
kai visas stiprumas sulauze If
inejo Kriman.
Savo keliu is Sevastopolio
pranesama, jog gen, Wrange-
lilo karuomene "tvarkingai''
atsimetusi is tos siaurumos.
BolSevikai dar praneSa, kad
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-13
~REIKAL1NGAs IsTATY-
MAS ,PRIES AUTOMOBI-
LIQ VAGIUs.
Illinois Automobilistu kliubas
kaltina policija.

Chicago Siandie pagarsejes
vogimais automobiliQ. Nei vie
nam mieste nepavagiama kas-
dien tick daug automoblllq,
kaip cia.
Illinois Automobilistq kliu-
bas susirupines tue apslrels-
kimu. Mes kliubas kasdlen
gauna nusiskundimQ kaip nuo
savo nariq, taip nuo pasalinlu
zmoniq apie netekima auto
mobility. Automobiliai vagla-
mi gatvese ir is po uzraktq.
Bile geresni automobiliq pa
vojinga palikti gatveje kaip
diena, taip naktl be priezlu-
ros.
AutamobiliQ kliubas yra
nuomones, kad tie vogimai
tuojaus sumazetQ, arba If vi
sal isnyktu, jei prizes vagius
bendrai imtq veikti policija If
teismai. Pirmiausia tam tiks-
lui reikalingas specials ista-
tymas. Kliubas tue zvilgsniu
darbuojaa ir paduos projek-
ta valstijos legislaturai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-13

jie uz6me Armianska Bazara.
Armianskas Bazaras yra az
PerelSopo j pitus siaurumoj
(tarpjuryj). Tai zemes plotas
apie 20 maialiQ ilgas.
Is bolsevikq pranesimo pa
aiski, kad jq armija jau atsi-
durusi pusiausalin. Ir todel
nezinia kas gales ivykti su
gen. Wrangelio karuomene.