davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06
ROADSIDE DESPOHERS.

After every holiday echoes are loud OF the injury
and DETACHMENT wrought in public places by
thouEhtless or haIf-barbarous persons who go
through Tark a countryside like a troop of de-
stroying soldiers swarm of locusts. The litter
and refusa left by picnic parties hard to excuse
But the depredations of the automobile parties
upon the roadside shrubbery. WHICH is in the fresh
ness OF its beauty in June deserve more than a
casual reproof. The chairman CT the committee
on public Improvements Of the North Country Gar.
den club of Ions Island has just made public a
letter sent to the Automobile Club OF America ask
ing its aid in campaign against the syvarns of
motorists who "denude the roadsdes. the woods
and even private country places OF flowers and
branches Of Towering shrubs and trees All the
influence which the Automobile club can exert will
hardly be enough. we fear TO check this growing
bat. harmful habit
There can be no sufficient excuse whatever for
the wanton breaking OF branches OF shrubbery
or tearing up handfuls Of roadside blossoms
which. in their place. give pleasure TO the senses Of
al who PASS but w.ter in 10 minutes in the greedy
hands Of people who, unchecked by good instincts
seek TO carry away anything which they can lift
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06
LEAGUE PREVENTS WAR

Sweden has ACCEPTED the verdict Of the League
OF Nations arbitrators the AIand Islands case.
The award in favor OF Ffnland's claims and
against Swedens and it was feared that the latter
would refuse 20 accept on the ground that the
award unjust.
Such refusal would have made farce OF the
whole League OF Nations arbitration program and
would have come pretty close to destroying what
confidence there Is in the League as an
agency for peace and justice among the nations.
The award a bitter pill for the Swedes. but
IN the interest OF International good will and
evidence OF their faith in the League they have
swallowed IL.
The precedent thus established is OF the very
greatest importance as showing the possibilities
involved in the League theory that even the
controversies between nations must not necessar-
y lead to
A year ago it seemed impossible that war between
Sweden and Finland could be avoided, so deter
mined each nation to have its way in respect
Of the Aland Islands.
Ultimatums had been exchanged and the armies
were the march. Then the League of Nations
interposed Reluctantly both nations consented to
give the League chance and TO commit act
Of while the LeagSe was performing its func-
ton of taking testimony and rendering a judg
ment.
The pledges given in good faith were kept and
what threatened to be war that might easily again
have set Europe on fire. merged into judicial pro-
ceeding
The question whether the League Of Nations can
prevent is no longer an academic one 1t has
answered the question in the most practical way
POSSIBLE by doing it.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06
URGES ATHLETIC FIELD.

Editor Times-News:-
1 have been a follower of city
sports ever since have came to this
city. I have attended Notre Dame,
Y. NJ. c. A. and High school games
regularly throughout the year. and
finally l have arrived at the conclu-
sion that South Bend has no ade-
quate place for out of door sports,
especially football.
The gridiron at Notre Dame is
way too small TO take care Of the
large crowds that are sure to at
tend their games next fall. The
High school field at j. d. divers
field is about the worst mess that 1
There is no grass on the field. and
all the lot consists of is dust. There
is no place for the rooters to sit
without being in danger OF the
bleachers collapsing. The n. Y. c.
and Grand Trunk tracks surround
the field, making it impossible TO
hear the signals given. And II is
so very far from the center of the
city. with such poor transportation
4dNklALAtSf AldL NNAg AtN OuLoAutlS
attend the games. This is also one
reason why Notre Dame does not
have the multitudes that should see
games.
read earlier in the year of a
purposed stadium TO be built for
Notre Dame. but 1 have seen moth
ing OF the construction work. While
on the other hand, the High school
lads are worse off than Notre Dame,
and not even any talk has been
made of constructing a field. If
place such as Leeper park could be
taken over and used as an athletic
field the High school and Notre
Dame getting together and arrang-
ing the schedules so as not 10 con-
flict this city would see a wonderful
change in the athletic welfare OF
the city. A SPORTS FAN.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06
Girl Lining Fire Miles From
Chicago NeUer Sa1U ChOo ChOO

CHICAGO. July Dolly Malley.
13-year-old school girl, has never
seen a railroad train except in the
school geography"
Although living within easy walk
ing distance of FIVE great Chicago
railway terminals, the girl has
never left the neighborhood OF her
home. Newspapermen who found
she had never even visited Chicago's
loop" only eight blocks away, sus-
pected a child prisoner" story.
Investigation showed, however
il was entirely Dollys fault.
II just never cared about going
away from here" she told report
ers Il was born and raised here
in this neighborhood and it's COCO
enough for me"
Not even "choo-choos" can coax
her away.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06

COLUMBUS. .. July with
10. 900. 900 self-starters in our ma
ton, there is nothing TO prevent
the most wonderful prosperity in
the history OF the world, If they
realize all that is necessary is 10
apply the self-starting principle 10
social and economic problems" ie-
cIared DR.. Edward Amherst OFT,
industrial expert. occurring before a
local audience.
Think good times. TAX good
times. Start buying. Give work TO
somebody. II it's only for a day.
Come on, let's goP'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06
Folks a 5:88:.1
A SONG IN EVERYTHING.

A SONG IN EVERYTHING.
There is a song in everything.
In babies as they suck their
thumbs.
In every little care that comes,
The tunes the brave canaries sing,
The mothers patient, gentle smile.
The glory Of the after-while.
There is no sadness but is sweet
With fragrance, and there is no
day
But spreads some beauty on life's
The dusty and the weary feet
way;
Upon their homeward journey
bring
Delights which loving hearts may
sing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06

The high chair and the cradle, too,
Have ever set brave lips to song.
No grief has ever lived so long
But turned to music as it grew,
And every hour OF strife and pain
Leaves in the heart some sweet re-
frain.
Lord, teach me this. from day TO
day,
To find beyond the hurt and care
Thy mercy shining everywhere;
Let me rejoice that children play,
And know when bitter tempests
sting
There is a song in everything.
Copyright. 1929
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06
OTR DAILY POME

Fate bless the breed who first de-
creed that bosom friends fore
gather
Around the board. with witty hoard,
and endless time TO slather:
Who taught us first the JOY OF thirst
and showed US how 10 bride
Our hurts and blows and lesser woes
and drive them TO a "seidel."
Be kind 10 such as taught us much
about the worth OF laughter,
Who gave the song that all night
long attunes each oaken rafter;
For quip and jest we're thankfulest
and wit is Bacchus' daughter,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06
FAvoRs SPOTLIGHT USE.
Edltor. News-Times:

Criticism OF the South Bend ad-
ministration for its lax enforcement
OF liquor laws. II the South Bend
enforcement can be called that with
propriety. but altogether too little
has been spoken OF Mishawaka.
From apparent reports Mishawaka
Is a irritable desert. The oPpos.tv,
however. hapnens 10 be true.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06

We elect our president for four years, but a
Mexican presidents term only extends from revou-
ton TO revolution.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06

The South Bend Progressive exposition is on. Now
let the people go see what South Bend has to ex-
pose Get acquainted with South Bend. There it is
amassed under one roof.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06

Now that the French women have adopted the
fashion of carrying handkerchiefs yard square
colds in the head likely also to become fash
ion. Otherwise why so much handkerchief?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06

Chicago was short 10000 brides for June; tn
July figures on short groons will run just higi
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06

Now that the Japs have employed British air
experts. the AnglO-Japanese treaty may be re-
newed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06

The English critic who Americans lack i'm
agination should look at some OF the overdrawn
bank accounts
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06

New York wants ahmony because her
husband refuses to talk Trying to make silence
golden
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06

Now that Paris has set the handkerchief style
square yard. we predict a sheet shortage.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06

The Reichstag has 40-year member who ha
never made speech. That's the reason.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06

DO your Christmas shopping early. DO it now ant
let It help you keep cool-thinldng Of winter,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06

There IS a place in the seventh ward called Car
son drfve-and il is some drive.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06

Batteships are powerffu; airships are more
powerful: but friendships are the most powerful
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06
Bill Armstrong

And hanged be he who shuns our
glee. well drink his health-in
water
Let life and gold hundredfoId en-
The publican whose callers run with
Let life and gold a hundred fold en-
Scotch and Rudesheimer.
Whose rudy face and fireplace
would each outshine the other.
Whose trimming heart performs its
part when thirst demands
another.
Ere mornings ray proclaims that
day has rent nights robe OF sable.
And ere the last OF all our cast has
slipped beneath the table,
Each glass we raise In fulsome
praise and honest alteration.
or those. gone now. who taught US
how TO drink in moderation"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06

I'm all calloused up from toddling
at Barron Lake.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06
ThQIowerg(Babe

Out at the exposition "Cupie Col
Inns" bumped into a moving automo-
bile. The car was not damaged
much.
The mosquitoes and their rela-
tives az Barron Lake also celebrated
the Fourth. Ten thousand bit me
goodbye.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06

No cigar is so bad that sooner or
later IL won't meet its match.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06

Some fishermen get cheated II they swap good
worms for what they bring home.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06
sung BY GEORGES

Dempsey comes from a dry coun-
try, but his stuff sure carries
punch.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06

Word comes TO us that Joe Grand
Leader viii be back 10 see US in a
couple OF weeks. That's the best
news we've heard in a dogs age.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06

a suggestion for future bartenders,
stolen from the wartime expression:
Don't shake until you see the whites
of their eggs.
Jake Heckaman, while not usually
known 70 have a poetic strain in his
shaving brush. was heard 10 quote
from Kipling Tuesday morning
something like this: You've a better
drink than / have. Gordon Gin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06

A float in Mondays New York
wet demonstration reads as follows:
IF al first you don't succeed, dry,
dry again"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-07-06
GEORGES FAvoRITE DIr1Y

'Abisinthe makes the heart grow
fonder but not stronger"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-27
VOKIECIAMS VISKAS
DRAUDZIAMA.

LONDONAS, rugs. p. -
SqjungininkQ kontrol6s koml-
sija pasimte Vokietijai as
tria nota. Pakelia protestq,
kad Vokietija organizuola
skaitlinga polieija. Tos palicl
jos bijosi ypac Prancija.
LOndono laikraStis Times
tuo klausimu raSo. Sake, Vo-
kietija, organizuodama skait-
Iinga policija, perzengia Yer
sailIeso taikos sutartl. Mes tq
policija vokieciQ vyriausybe
kas momentas. gall pakeisti
veikianGiaja armijq.
Taikos Sutartimi Vokietijal
Ieista uzlaikyti 100000 vyrQ
nuolatineje armijoje.Kad tue
tarpu tenai vokieciai darbuo-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-27
KONFERENCIJA ATIDARE
PREZIDENTAS.

WASHINGTON, rugs. ~.
Vakar cia patsai prezidentas
Hardingas atidar6 senai lau-
kama nedarbo klausimu kon-
ferencija. Konfereneijos tlks-
las - salyje atgaivinti dar-
bus ir kick galima grazlntl
normalius laikus.
I susirinkusius So atstovus,
kuriuos pakviete konferencl-
jon komercijos sekretorlus
Hoover, prezidentas pakaIbe-
10. Jis reiSk6 Wilt, kad kon-
ferencija duos kuogeriauslQ
pasekmiQ.
Jis sake, kad siandieninis
nedarbas, tai karo pasekmes.
Po karo visose salyse slauela
nedarbas. Teciaus artinasl
ziema ir ta nedarba butq ga
lima sumazinti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-27
ANTRASIS HYMANS0
SUMANYMAS.

GENEVA, Sveicariia, rugs.
10 (paSta). - BelgQ atStovas
Tautq Sajmgos taryboje, Hy-
mans Lenkijos If LietuvOs at
stovams-Galvanauskui ir AS
kenazy, indav6 antrqN Savo
sumanyma Vilniaus klauslme.
Situo sumanymu Hymans
pasiulo Vilniaus sritl padary-
ii autonOminiu LietuvOS kan
tonu. kurio vakarin6 siena te-
stusi rytuose nuo GiedraiciQ
ir SirvintQ, paliekant Vilniaus
sriciai ADMINISTRATORS linijQ.
Vilniaus kontOnas turf but
suOrganizuOtas SVelcarlJoS
kantonu pavyzdziu.
Teciau Klaip6da pripazlSta-
ma abiem Salim tOkiOmiS So
lvgomis: Klaip6dos suverenas
turf prigul6ti Lietuvai. Bet
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-27
is D1EVo. APVE1zDos PAR.

w. ~
Labdaringos Sajungos 4zta
kuopa :uoliai darbpojasi. Pri
sirenge prize vieSos rinkliavos
naslaiciu naudai. Ypatingai
!visas mergaites ragino, jomis
rupinosi gerb. kleb., kun- Ig,
Albaviecius. Buvo nemazas bu-
relis rinkeju surinktas, tik de-
ia, ne visos galejo darbuotiss,
mes truko skryneliq. Ir tai ma
.slaiciams nemazai aukq surin-
ko. Alpha.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-27
UNGARU SEINE saul
DYMASIS.
BuDAPEsTAs, rugs. 2,

BUDAPESTAS, rugs. 81.
Ungarijos seimo susirin-
kline noreta nuzudyti buvusl
uzsieniu reikalu minist. gra-
fa julius Andrassy ir buvusl
seimo pirmininka Rakovsky.
Is galerijos penki suvlal
paleista. Teciau nei vienam
nepataikyta.
Arestuotas buVes armijos
leitenantas Ibraham Kover.
Atrodas pamises.
Bet polieija tvirtina, kad
tai busias suokalbis su tikslu
grazinti sostan imperatoriq
Karoli.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-27
BOLSEVIKAI zIEBIA KARA
BALKANUOSE.

SOFIA, Bulgaria., rug. 81,
Bulgarijos premieras Alex
sandr Stambouliwsky, kalb6da
mas i laikraSciq koresponden
tus apie Rusijos bolSeviku nu
sistaty1na Balkanuose pay
mejo, kad bolsevikq tikslas
yra suEelti revoliucija Balka-
nv valstyb6se. Jiems tame
darbe turetQ gelbGti SiQ walls
tybiu kumunistai.
Pirmiausia jie nori sukel-
ii revoliucijq Jugoslavijoi
sake premieras. Paskui Au:-
str1oj, Rumunijoj ir Bulga-
rijoi. Tuo tikslu Siandie ru-
su bolSevikai ir turi sutrau-
Ike skaitlinga kariuomene Ru-
munijos parubeziais - ISL
gal upes Dniestro.
Kuomet jiems pavyktu pa
minetose valstybese sukelti
revoliucija, tuomet jie savo
kariuomene per Rumunija
permestu Bulgarijon, gi is
Gia uzpultu Konstantinopoli.
Tuo metu turkai nacionalis-
tai putty Konstantinopoll is
kito Sono.
Anot premiere, Juodose ju
rose bolSevikai prileide MIMI.
Taigi politinis apregis Bal
kanuose didziai apsiniaukes.
Sitos valstybes nuo bolsevik4
pasikesinimu galetq issigelbe
ii tik sudarius stipria sajun-
ga.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-27
DUos VETO KoNT-.
RAKToRIAMS.

Vakar teisejas Landis pa
tyre, kad ne. wien darbininkai
.prie narnq statymo nepildo
jo, kaipo arbitro nuospredd.
zio, ne visi jie nori dirbti, bet
kad ta pat daro ir patys kon-
traktoriai.
Teisejas painformuotas,
kad nenorintiems dirbti dar-
:bininkams kontraktoriai mo-
:ka senoviSkas uzmokesnis. Gil
,taip neturetq but.
Rytoj jis susaukIa darbi-
ninkq ir kontraktoriQ atsto-
svus, Sake, atliksias genera
Ii valyma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-27
MUNICHE MILlTARESTU
, DEMONSTRATORS. "A

LONDONAS, rugs. 2. =
Anot ziniq is Berlyno, ana
diena Muniche+. iyyko milzinis-
kos militaristines demonstra-
cijos Bavarijon .gryzus mill
tarizmo vadams,q- Bruins
wicko kunigaikseiui, buyu=
siam BavarijOs sosto ipediz
niui ir visai eilei kitQ prin=
cll.
Skaitlingiausfos m in 10 s
sveikino tuos save vadus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-27
KOFERENCUA NEDARBO KLAUSIMU

Nors ir normaliais laikais
pasitaikO daznai nedarbO.
Bet tas 'nedarbas neapima
milionq zmoniQ.
Ir nors Amerika yra iStek-
linga. Nors cia nei vienas
negali vargo kesti kadir be-
darbei siauGiant, teciau ne
dirbantiems- reikia duoti dar
bo. Cia darbo yra uztektinai
visiems kas tik. nori dirbti.
Tx reikia patvarkyti taip,
kad darbai visur prasidetQ.
Kuomet visi zmon6s dirbs,
bus daug geriau paciai Anne
rikai ir visam pasauliui..
Delto Siton konferencijon
.ir sukviesti darbo zinovai.
Nuo jq pastangu If pasidarba
vino prigules tolesnis pade-
jimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-27
PROFESSIONAL, KAN VOKIEGIAI ORGAN|zUOJA
POLICIJA

jasi jan NJ 100000 vyru armi-
jq.
Vokietija tos skaitlingos al
miios neturi. Bet j tai armi~
.iai rupinaSi pagamint iSren-
gimQ. parupinti pastoge If kt.
Times tad pazymi, kad So
jungininkams nieko kita nebe-
lieka, kaip tik stipriai palai-
kyti II parenti savo kontro-
les komisija, veikiancia Vo-
kietijoje policianto roleje. To-
il komisija tenai taip ilgai tu-
ri veikti, kol vokieciai nepa-
sigamins kokio nors naujo
militario 4uno, kuris nebutu
pavojingas Europai. Tas turf
uzimti keleta metQ.
Siandie visi vokieGiQ zings-
Mai suvarzyti. Kontro16s ko-
misija visur sekioja, viska ma
to.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-27
CHlGAGOJE.
ARESTUOTAS SERIFO
ASISTENTAS.

Arestuotas Du Page APPS
krities serifo asistentas ia
cob Klein. Jis nuzud6 Emo
gu arti Hinsdale, III. Tuo
nelaiminguoju yra Leo Neu-
mann, 3237 West 20 gat.
Neumann su keturiais XII
tais vyrais yaziavo automobi-
liu, anot pasakojimo tp vyrQ,
Jie visi vaziaYo j Downer
Grove. Automobiliq valde
Neumann.
Salimais vieskelfo staiga is
krump iSoko Serifo asistentas
ir suriko sustoti. Neumann
tuojaus uzspragiavo automo-
biliq. Tuo tarpu Serifo asis-
tentas sove, pataike Neuma-
nui il ta zmogq nuzude.
Pasautas kuoveikiau PAIN
tas i Hinsdale sanitariuma.
Tenai. jis veikiai mire.
Sefifo asistentas sakosi So
yes. Bet jis soves zemen,
nenoredamas pakliudyti <zmo-
"ui. Jis soves su tikslu pa,
bauginti pergreit vaziuojan-
cius.
serifo asistentas paimtas
Wheaton kal9jiman.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-27
GELBES BADAUJANCIUS
RUSU VAIKUS.

STOCKHOLMAS, rug. 81.
= Cia ana diena atidarytas
treGiasis is eil9s "Gelb6ti
Vaikus" draugijos kongresas.
Formuluojami plenai gelbeti
vargstaneius ir badaujancius
vaikus visoj Europoj.
50 delegatQ atstovauja 16
atskirQ Europos tautQ. Spe-
jana, kad Sta draugija ras
priemoniQ duoti reikalingos
pagelbos vaikams.
Siandie svarbiausias klau-
simas su Rusijos vaikais. 9
milionai rusQ vaikQ paliesti
bado. Jq dalis jau badauja.
Greita pagelba jiems reika-
linga.
Kongrese atstovaujama ir
Rusija. ia atstovau
ia Gorkien6. il sake, kad ne
galima uzkrauti visos sunke-
nyb6s ant vienos Amerikos
Selpimo organizacijos, kuri
Siandie Selpia rusQ vaikus.
Reikalinga jai pagelba. Sta
draugija duos jai pagelba.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-27
RUMUNIJA UzGMA PASl-
RENGIMA KARAN.,


VARsAVA, rugs. 27.-Gia
atkeliauja Rqmunijos delega-
tai. Jie lures konferencija
su Rusijos bolSevikq valdzios
atstovais Rusijos-Rumunijos
rubeziq klausimu.
Apie tai pranese vietos ru-
munq pasiuntinyste. Ia pa
ii pasiuntinyste oficialiai K-
gyne, kad Rumunija turetq
rengtis karan prizes bolsevis-
tine Russia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-27
HYMANSO SUMANYMAS =
N|AUS KLAUS|ME
j Pataisyta Sutiko PrIimti
LietuVa

Klaipidos uostu If paclu Ne
nrunu lenkai naudOjasl vlsals
laikais ir visokiais tikslais,ty.
ne vien prekybai, bet II karo
transportacijai.
(ISpradzu su tue Sumany-
mu nesutikO nei hetuvlal mel
lenkai. PO to tas sumanymas
buvo pataisytas If su patalsy-
nais sutiko Lietuva. Bet Len
kija ne:
Tuomet p. Hymans prizes
lenku nora pasiul6 tarybal su
manymq priimti If paduotl pa
tvirtinti T. Sajungos suvazla-
vimui.
Taip ir padaryta.
Sitas sumanynias vadlnasl
antrasis pataisytas Hymanso
sumanymas. Mes pirmasis Jo
sumanymas buvo padarytas
Briuksely, ten konferuojant
lietuviams su lenkais. Tas pir
masis sumanymas pasirod6
netinkamas ir visai atmestas).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-27
PAKLIUVo PoLICIJA.

zymi dalis Chicagos polici-
jos pakliuvo uz prohibicijos
istatymo lauzyma. Yietos
federalis ~prokuroras veda
tarqymus. Isklausinejami po-'
lic5os virsaiciai If patys po-
licmonai.
Kadangi pats policijos vir-
sininkas jau neistengia suvaE
dyti policijos. pagelbon pasi-
sauke federale yaldzia.
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TAUPIAUSI zMoNES.


NEW YORK, rugs. q.
"Emigrant Indust. Savings
bankos prezidentas Pulleyu
paskelbe, kad Massachusetts,
valstijos gyventojai yra tau
piausi visose Suv. Valstijose.
Tenai yra 3,852,356 gwen
tojq. Is jp 2,593,287 turf de-
pozitus bankose.a
Niekur kitur nera ko pa
nasaus.
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.Lietuvos Atst0vas ChiCag0j8.

Rugsejo 25 d. vakare, apie
200 lietuvip susirinko La Sal
lie viesbutin pagerbti Lietu-
vos atstova gerb. V. Carnec-
Xxi, pavakafienauti If turimn-
gos programos pasiklausyti.
Programos vedeju buvo
|arKit. M. .zaldokas.
Po vaakienes, jis atidare
programa angliska kalba su-
pazindindamas zmones su
jLietuvos atstovu ir kitais at
silankiusiais atstovybes ma
riais ir su zymiais sveeiais
amerikieciais.
Pirmutinis kalbetojas kun.
Ig. Albavieius. Minetini jo
zodziai: Lietuvos liudesys y
ra musQ liudesiu, jos dziaug
smas musp2 dziaugsmu. Z
: PIE A. Petkiute pianu pa
skambino "Rossignole" Ca.
Alabieff): Aplodisment a i s
buvo priversta dar karta pa
skambinti.
Z AngliSkai lietuviiams prize
lanliai pakalb6jo valstijos
.prokuroras, R. p. Grove. j
pagerbe atsistojimu,
Pas K. Sabonis, plojimp
verGiamas net iris dainas pa
dainavo: "Lietuva brangi, I"
Exam Serial zirgeli'' ir
"Prastas yra mano stonas. =
Jam akompanovo p. j. M.
Bijanskas,
AnglQ kalboj kalbejo p. B.
Mastauskas, Liet. atstovybas
'tiarys.
PM JanuSauskiene du kart
dainavo. Patenkinta publika
delnq plojimu isreiSke savo
nora If padeka. Pas Janu-
sauskas pianu akompanavo.
Kalbejo miesto majaro at
tstovas, p. William D., Saltiel.
,Jis lietuviams daug prielan-
kumo isreiSke. il pagerbta
atsistojimu.
svelniu, elegingu balseliu
dainayo p. J. Ramanauskas.
Pirmoji DANA "Leiskit j te-
vyne, antroji angliska. Pa
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Is RosELANDo.

Liet. Vyeiu 8-tos kuopos
svarbus susirinkimas ivyks q
d. rugsejo, 7::3o val. yakare,
par. svetaineje.
Visi nariai kvieeiami atsi-
lankyti, mes turime svarbiu
reikalu aptarti. Taipgi atsiye-
skite naujq nariu prie -kuopos
prirasyti. Valdyba.
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LLOYD GEORGE ATSAKYS
AIRuAL

LONDONAS, rugs. 27.
Pranesta, kad Anglijos pre-
mieras Lloyd George rytoi
atsakys Airijai, kaip jis ziuri
j konferencija su airiais ir i
pasekmes.
Gia kalbama, kad premieras
atsisakys- nuo koferencijos.
Rastu paduos airiams savo
nuomone If galdtina zodi.