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Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-02-05
Wow!

wow!
"Ever heard of airplane poison?"
"No; what is it?"
-One drop Is fatal"
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-02-05
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Fairy Tale
81 MARY GRAHAM BONNER
THE zoo BEARS.

"We're not all of the bears In the
zoo by any manner of means" said
the Hairy-Eared
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-02-05

You can't get the best of some men
they haven't any.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-02-05
Niagara Falls Testimony

Niagara, Falls, N. Y.-"This Is to
certify that I have used DR.. Pierces
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
On the Screen
''The Great Adventure" al
Strand, Distinguished
Film Triumph
By Harriette Underhill

Whitman Bennett personally super
vised "The Great Adventure" which
IS at the Strand this week, with Lionel
barrymore in the stellar role, and we
hope that he will Immediately super
vlse lot more pictures as good as
this one.
AS you sit and watch the tale un-
fold itself you do not know which to
admire most-the acting of Barry
more, the perfectly human titles, or
the very restful continuity which car
rles you along as peacefully as a
canoe on a summer lake. Of course.
Arnold Bennett has furnished this de,
llghtful vehicle for Barrymore, but
Kenneth Webb, who directed it, is very
careful not to rock the boat. The
spirit in which it was written has been
faithfully carried out, except perhaps
IN the rather too vehement perform
ances of the widow Leek and her two
sons when they come to claim their
own. This scene was in quite a differ
ent mood from the rest of the picture.
Whoever selected Mr.. Barrymore for
Prlam Farll, the absent-mindcd artist,
had happy thought. Indeed, the
entire cast are happy thoughts. Doris
sort of part, but she leaves nothing
to be. desired in her portrayal of Alice,
the nice, middle class widow, who an
sWers the advertisement for husband
and got Priam Farl by mistake.
Thomas Braidon is perfect as the
valet "who would never betray his
trust-for less than s5." Octavia
Broske as the huntress Diana, who
hunted only poor Priam; !vo Dawson
as Cousin Demkie and Charles Lane
as the connoisseur who discovered
Prlam were all excellent without hav-
ing a great deal to do.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
Scott Sings and Acts
Finely in sSL'OracoIo''
Nine. Sundelius Appears as
Nedda in ''Pagliacci" at
Same Special Matinee

Leoni's "L'Oracolo" and Leonca-
vallo's "Pagliacci" were given at a
special matinee yesterday at the Metro.
politan Opera House. Mr.. Scotti's Dor
trait of Chim-Fang, the opium den
keeper, is one of the chief orname nts
OF the Metropolitan's repertoire. Incl
dentally it is one of the finest bits of
characterization achieved by this ex-
cetient artist. There was 8 new All
Yoe in Miss Frances Peralta. useful
but. conventional singer. Mr.. Mario
Chamlee sang and acted San Luy eff
fectively and in the spirit Of romance.
Mr.. Didur's Win-Shee is q tower of
strength in the cast of the little
Chinese opera.
Nine. Marie Sundelius sang Media
for the first time at this opera house
in Leoncavallo's work, which followed.
A skillful and experienced singer, her
beautiful voice was excellently suited
TO the part, which she sang with charm
and prevailing loveliness of tone. In
action the part was we'll sustained, and
Nine. Sundelius showed q hitherto un-
suspected dramatic force not revealed
in the gentler lyric roles of Micaela
and Ah-Yoe, for which she has former
ly been cast Her companions in the
cast were Mr.. Crimi, Mr.. De Luca and
Mr. laurent.
In the evening "The Blue Bird" was
repeated with the usual cast, including
Mines. Delaunois, Ellis, Easton and
Messrs. Rothier and Chalmers.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
Violinist Applauded Again
Daisy kennedy's Second Recital
Confirms First Impressions

second recital was given yester-
gay IN Acolian Hall by Daisy Kennedy.
australian vioinst, who in private lie
"a Mrs. Benno Moiseiwitsch. On her
nrst appearance she won admiration for
ner hnc freedom of style and estab
iisned herself as player OF person
atty and poise.
The impression was confirmed yestcr-
Gay: There vas an impcsuous youthful
quality In her playing; more Of this.
perhaps, than Of repose in the Bach
"Chaconne" and the Beethoven "Ro.
nance" in G. But in all that she did
there was clarity, and except for occa-
sional false intonations in double stop
ping, firm technical grasp. Her pro-
gram also included Bruchs Scotch
Fantasy," and group Of novel short
nnnabere--"Idyile Finnoise," by KosloG
"Elegie," BY Catoire; "Tableau Orien.
sale,' By Barmotine; .Pasme.". by. Nc.
Ewin, and "valse Caprice" by Nandor
Isoit, which were given with much
charm
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11

Barrymore is seen In the role of a
recluse artist who sees only his
models-and Lady Sophia Entwistle
The former he sees because he must
the latter because he cannot escape
her. Finally, one OF the titles says,
Prlam became convinced that Lady
Sophia's intentions were honorable and
his only safety lay in Aight." But
Drama was not going to be thus de-
prlved of her quarry, and she immedi-
ately followed him and proposed. In
his dazed, bewldered way he accepted,
and when we saw him taking tea with
her it reminded us of the time that
Mr.. Barrymore promised his manager
to take tea with us and let US inter
view him. He looked so unhappy
When his valet, Leek. dies he sees
way out and he grabs at it. Many c
merry marriage we have seen on the
screen, but this is the first time we
ever saw funny funeral. Priam
buries Leek under his own name, q.
tends his own obsequies and then sc.~
out to live Leek's life.
The "Great ADVENTURE is picture
which cinema experts may safely reg
ommend to their skeptcal friends r.
licve them. 1t couldn't possibly lac
true The only trouble is that it sets
standard which it is difficult to live
up to. If the skeptical friends say
"Now take me to more pictures like
The Great Advcnture,'" you can't do
it very often.
The overture is "Festival," with
Carl Edouarde conducting. There is
Neapolitan song, maria Mari" ~
Carlo Ferretti, and a vocal prologue,
"a Dream" by Walter Vaughan. The
comedy is Clyde Cook in GAIL Wrong"
the Rialto with Thomas Meighan in
the role of the crook hero. This pic
ture is the brand that we classify ~
pretty good and that many people eSn
slider superior to all others. It Is ob-
tanned by mixing in equal portions q
reformed crook and little girl.
Usually she is blind girl, but in this
picture she is lame, but, of course, she
walks before the picture is finished.
Some one wrote to US last week and
accused US Of not knowing anything
about psychiatry because we scotfed at
paralyzed girl who walked when
man kissed her. However, ii we keep
on as motion picture critic we shall
have knowledge thrust upon us, for
here is another lame girl who gets up
and walks when her lover is in danger
Faire Binney plays this part and she
gives performance quite free from
all affectation or a palpable seeking
for sympathy. Miss Binney isn't too
pr tty; she hasn't any curls, or any
beads on her eye lashes. She looks
just like natural little girl and not
like motion picture actress playing a
little girl. She is excellent as lead
ing woman for Tommy Meighan, be-
cause he, too, has this same quality,
naturalness. 1t is the outstanding
feature of his performance.
The frontier Of the stars is the roof
OF t. tenement, where Hilda, the
little lame girl, dwells. All she has
ever seen are the sky and the roof of
the house where she lives. Her
brother is a detective, who is trying
to get the gang, of whom Buck Leslie
IS the chief. One day the brother
chases Buck up on the roof and Hilda
hides him, thinking it is game they
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
Blochs Heard i'm Recital
Sonaias for Violin and Piano
Comprise Program

Pizzetti's Sonata in A was th. nov
city on the program of Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander Bloch. who gave recital
of sonatas for violin and piano last
evening at Aeolian Hall. A modernist.
Plzzetti is said to belong to the Parma
school of composers. His work is I'M
three movements. The first marked
Iempestuso is characterized by the
familiar dissonantic winnings Of the
modern French and Italian schools.
The second, called Prayer of the limo
cents, is more interesting. 1t has a
contempiative. almost religious charac-
ter. The third, Vivo fresco, repre-
sents rural festival and is imbued
with the honest gayety of such scene.
AS whole the work is somewhat diff
fused with fragmentary passages Of
inspiration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bloch, serious artists
whose work in this field is we'll known,
did full justice to every number on
the program. The other pieces were
brahms's Sonata in G major, Dp. rs.
and Mozart's Sonata in A,
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11

The Theater Assembly will present
the second act Of "Miss Lulu Bctt" at
their next meeting at the Hotel Astor,
Friday, January 81.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
'Trentini at Palace
Brings Grand Opera
Voice to Vaudeville
Sings as Well as When She
Was Hammerstein Star:
Eddie Borden and Marga-
ret Young Help Program

Music hall enthusiasts were trans
formed into highly appreciative
grand opera audience at the Palace
Theater yesterday in their welcome of
Nine. Emma Trentini, who has returned
to vaudeville after a long rest. Her
| song recital brought out an unusual
attendance. Mime. Trentini sang the
Bird Song from "Pagliacci," Gamma
from Naughty Marietta" For an en-
core she gave another secretion from
"Naughty Marietta" Her lyric So
prano was as good as IN the not so
long ago, when she was Oscar Ham
merstein's star at the Manhattan Opera
House. Her characterization was
sprightly and effective.
Eddie Borden brought back to the
Palace stage the revue entitled ION
Fifth Avenue" created by Hassard
Short several months ago. 1t is in
shortened form, but all the catchy
tunes and original coloring and cos
tunes are retained.
Margaret Young sang some new
songs and threw in her disappointed
Chorus Girl" and Disappointed Coz
ored Girl" for good measure. Lillian
Roth, the child actress presented by
Henry w. Savagt in "Shavings" last
season, appeared with her diminutive
sister Anna in comedy sketch, a
bright little satire on the grown-ups.
Laddie Cliff, back from London, did
his whimsical specialties. Others on
the bill were Buzzell and Parker in
"A Will and Way" Bartram and
Sexton, Cedora and Carl Emmy's Pets.
Gus Edwards's revue tops an attrac-
tive bill at Keith's Riverside Theater.
Clark and Arcaro, Tighe and Leedom,
Ethel Clifton and company, Frank
Hurst, Jed Dooley and the Osborne Trio
are some of the others.
Vera Gordon, the famous mother" in
the motion picture "Humoresque," ap-
at the Colonial this week. At Keith's
Eighty-frst Street Theater the Ford
Sisters, Mabel and Dora, head the bill
in "The Ford Frolics Of 1922. Charles
King, musical comedy star, shares head
lire honors with Lima Abarbanell, also
star of many Broadway musical sue
cesses, at Keith's Hamilton At the
Jefferson Karyl Norman. "The Creole
Fashion Plate" is featured. Harry
Carroll is seen in his "Varieties OF
1920" at the Alhambra. Kitty Doner
and her sprightly sister and brother
Steps, at Keith's Royal. s
At Moss's Broadway Theater the
chief vaudeville attraction is Irving
and Jack Kaufman, the phonograph
singers. THE County Fair" pic
turlzation of the stage success by Neil
Burgess, IS the featured film.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
'ScciaI Maids Lively Show

Social Maids" which Joseph Hurtig
is presenting at the Columbia this
eek, provides good entertainment for
pse who are looking for gay show
shout too much plot 10 bother about.
George Niblo and Helel Spencer head
The company, and are given able sup
port by Johnny ODonnell, Gilmore
Wilson and others, as we'll as by n
lively chorus, which both sings and
dances with vim. There is plenty of
excellent dancing, most of it done by
Niblo and O'Donnell, and several in
teresting specialtes. One of these is
"My Lady Of the Lamp" by Ralph
Rockaway, and the chorus carries out
an artistic idea most pleasingly. The
costumes In this number are unique
and most elaborate.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11

are playing. Of course after meeting
innocence tied to wheel chair. Buck
marries the girl-after she can walk.
The picture is very we'll done and
switches off lots of times just when
you are afraid that it is going to get
mushy. The scenario and the direction
are by Charles Maigne
The Clyde Cook comedy "All Wrong"
also is shown at this theater. The
overture is the ever popular "Sorcerer's
Apprentice" Emanuel List sings an
aria from LA Juive."
At t:ie Criterion the new feature is
THE Inside of the Cup" This will
be reviewed tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
The Stage Door

"Cognac," the new comedy drama by
David Arnold Balch, which the Shu-
berts have in rehearsal, will have its
first presentation in Stamford, January
21, and will be brought to New York
Immediately thereafter. Beatrice Prem
tiss, Sylvia Fields, Tom Powers and
James Seeley are among those in the
cast.
George c. Tyler and Fl. H. Frazee
have combined in the production of a
new comedy by George S. Kaufman and
Marc Connolly, entitled "Dulcy.v in
which Lynn Fontanne will have the
leading role. 1t will be presented at
the Cort Iheater, in Chicago, February
20, but will not be seen in New York
untir the beginning of next season.
The Theater Assembly will present
the second act of "Miss Lulu Bett" at
their next meeting at the Hotel Astor,
Friday, January 21.
Thursday matinees, in addition to
the regular Wednesday and Saturday
ones. are to be installed permanently
beginning January 20, for "The First
Year." in which Frank Craven is ap-
pearing at the Little Theater.
70 celebrate its 180th performance
Enter Madame" will give a special
Matinee, Thursday, January 13.
a. L. Erlanger has assumed the man
agement of Ed Wynn and, next fall.
Will present him in new style of
musical medley. B. G. Whitney, under
whose management Wynn has been ap-
pearing for the last year, will continue
the direction of the comedian.
Raymond Hitchcock is to be the
master of ceremonies at the gala all
star festival which is to be held at
the Hippodrome, Sunday night, January
80, under the auspices Of Mrs. Samuel
s: Koenig in aid Of the Neighborhood
:. Arthur Hopkins has invited the MEM
bers of the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany to witness the performance Of
The Beggars Opera" tonight. Ger
aldlne Farrar, Rose Ponselle and Scotti
are among those who have accepted.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-11
Disarmament by u. s. Alone
j. Advocated i'm Hous.

WAsHISGToN. Jan. 10.~~Rcprescn-
iative Wood. OF Indiana, chairman Of
tns appropriation sub-committee. tol
re House to-day that "thc United
Sfates should take immediate steps 10.
nafo Disarmament" without waiting
s's sH agrssment with other nations.
~ We foIiow such pro9ram.u be
sAid, "shs sentiment Of the rest Of 4hs
worta viii be 20 aroused that other M
sasns WI follow In our waks."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-10
LENKAI TRUKDO KULTU-
ROS DARBA.

Vilniuje posenovei Lenkai
persekioja Lietuvius. Ypac te-
rorizuojami moksleiviai. Daug
persekiojamu mokiniu turi
slapstyties. Gimnazijon lake
pamoku isiverzia Lenkq zan-
darai ir isyeda mokytojus.
Gimnazijon If j bendrabueius
ateina provokatoriai neva pa
begusieji belaisviai, auliuos
cia-pat suimineja zandarai If
randa pas juos revolvefius II
granatas, ka paskui prlklsa
Lietuviams.
Gatvese persekiojami Lietu-
viq vaikai, kuriuos ypac ka-
revival ir LenkQ mokiniai 'ko-
lioja ir musa.
Tarp kitu gimnazistQ pri-
musta ejusi su tarnaite Domi-
ninkonp gat. Maryte Birzis-
katie = III klesos mokin6.
Lake vienos kratos gimna-
zijoje mokine Uzdavinyte nuo
isgascio gavo konvulsijp. Pc
to buvo gydoma, bet dar ne
pasveiko.
Laikraseiams uzdrausta ra-
Syti apie kratas ir suemimus.
Tue naudodamies Lenkai skel-
bia jie nieko nepersehoja.
Lenkp cenzura smarki, bet
plaeios atakos neiSlaiko.. Prizes
Lenkp dienrascius Vilniuje
Lietuviai kovoja dviem diem
rassGGiiais (Lenkq If Lietuviq
kalba) If vienu savaitiniu.
Lenkai bio, kad Lietuviai
neimtp leisti dienraseio Rusp
kalba. Mes sustiprintu Lietu-
viq intake j zydus, kuriQ net
pramonininkai gryzta prie
LietuviQ orientuotes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-10
KATAL|Ky kONGRESAs
KAUNE.

Sausio pirmomis dienomis
Kaune iyyko pilsmasis Lietu-
vos KatalikQ Kongresas.
Kongresas sekmingai tesesi
iris dienas. (Sausio 3, Air s..
Be organizacijiniq klausimu
Kongareso posedziuose buvo
nagrineiami tolimesnes Lietu-
vos katalikq darbuot6s des-
Mai.
ReferentaisN buvo pakviesti
II dalyvavo: d-ras Tamosai-
It's, kun.\ Tumas, d-ras Sal
kauskas, d-ras Jokantas, kun.
dr. Maliauskis, kun. Vaitke-
viccius ir pral. Dambrauskas.
Kongresas padara llaug
svarbiq nutaripp:
Dalyvavo II svetimu saliu
katalikQ atstovQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-10
PranCuzai Pasirengq PavartOtI
Prievartq prizes 4OkieGius
VOKIEcIAI PADUOS K0N-
TR-PAsIULYMUs.
Nori, kad tai butu aptariama'

Berlynas, Vas. 9. - Cia Off
cijaliai paSkelbta, kad Eokle-
tia pagaliau SutikuSi Su tai
kininkQ pakvietimu Londono
konferenciion aptarti atlyginl-
mo klausima. KonferenclJa
DraSidt> Kovo | dienQ.
Vokietiio$ vyriausyb&, pain
formuodama apie tai talkinin-
kuS pareiSkG, kad jos Siuntla-
mi deIegatai 'toie konterencl-
jioie paduo>iQ talkininkamS
kontr-pasiQlymuS. Sake, tie
paSiQIymai turr< but aptarla-
mi. Kitaip neap$imokttQ. mel
deIegatQ SiQSti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-10
PRANCUZIJA APIMTA
LYG BAIMEs.
Pasirehgusi pavartoti prie-
varta. ,

Paryzius, Vas. 9. - Pran-
cuziios vyriausybe If tautos
vadai didziai susirupine aple
busimqjQ Londone konferenel-
ia. km-ioje bus aptariamas ga
lutinai atlyginimo klausimas
il kun. Vokieciai paduoS savo
kontr-paSiQlymus.
Prancuzai apimti kaipT ko-
kios desperatinas baimes, kad
pripazintas augSciausios tary-
hos atlyginimas kartals ne
butu mazinamas arba kadir
trukdomas.
NPrancuzai pramato, kad tq
trukdyma ar tik nepadary-
Sianti Anglia Su Suv. Valstl-
jomis. Jei taip ivyktQ, tuo-
met Prancuzija pasirengusl
Savarankiai veikti prizes Vo-
kieti:iq, okupuojant daugiau
Vokietijos teritoriju.
Cia sakoma, kad Prancuzai
iau il taip ilgai derejesis su
Vokietija. Ir pastarasis atty
glnimo paskyrimas turi but
galutinas be jokiQ iSsikalbe-
jmQ.
Sake. daugiau negalima nu-
Sileisti. Mes Prancuzijos IL
nansai atSidure blogiauslan
padejiman. Reikalingi pinlgai.
Gyventoiai vos pavelka mo-
kestis. Vyriausyb6 neturi pl-
nigQ apmok6ti nuosimelQ uz
skOlas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-10
NAUJAUSIOS ZINEOS

LONDONAS - Angiios minister's pirmininkas Lloyd
George vakar kalbao Gia susirinlme Welsh National Ii
ber; Council Aros kausime is dar karta pareske, kad
Airia netmi lauk neprikausomyb9s Sake, Atrial nus
gdre Iaisve patys nezno ka jie dara r ko nori.
BFRNE Svecarija - Iilzem6je steigamas katalikis
kaS iversitetas Tam kslu uz Is mljonQ frankly lgyta
preS pat kara greta pastatyntu du ddeu veSbueu Tie
du perdirbamu universitetq. =
WASHINGTON = Valstybes sekretorius Colby uzgna
vSokas paskalaS apie gama kara Suv Valstijp Ang
ja sakO' apie tai neg99li but nei kabos
TOKYO. - Nors JaponQ spauda tyf bet Vladivostoko
lakraSGia atvira ra$o ape neiSvgtna kara Sberos
,Japonija.
LONDONAS. : Petn6s Aprkos Unjoje rnkimais
Iameio Angjos Sannkai Tad Angljai nera baimes kad
tena veikia tur6tu but paskelbta respubika.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-10
Nori tureti atstova.

Kerfal toliau telegramoje
sake, kad jei sultanas prlpa-
zins Angoros valdzia, tuomet
pastaroji Konstantinopolin pa
sius savo atstova pas sulta-
na. Taip ivykus, Angoros val
dzia paskirs pinigQ uzlaikyti
sultana il mok6s pensijas Vi
sam buriui sultano vladimir
kQ.
Pagaliaus sultanas paragin-
tas pasiusti nuo saves Londo-
nan delegacija ir nuo talkinm-
kQ isreikaleuti, kad jie pri-
pazintq Angoros valdzia II
betarpiai ja pakviestp konfe-
rencijon.
T. Tas parodo, kad 'siandie An
goros valdzia daugiausia dar-
buojasi, kad talkininkai ja
pripazintq.
,Pripazinimas nepramatomas.
Kick yra zinoma, talkmin-
kai jokiuo ibudu nesutiks pri-
pazinti Angoros valdzios. Mes
.tas dar labjaus sustiprintp
nacijonalistq lpozicija musul-
mahq pasauly, Ir tuomet An
goros valdzia astral pasip-
rieSintp padarytai Turkams
talkininkQ taikos sutareiai.
Is tikrq versmiq patirta,
kad sultano valdzia sirneia
Londonan delegacija, kurios
.tikslas bus isaiskinti talkinin-
kams, kad Turkijai bus pavo-
jaus, jei nebus susiartinta su
.Angoros valdzia.
Jei talkininkai kiek-nors pa
linktp prie sultano valdzios
delegacijos nurodymq; tuomet
sultanas pradetq derybas su
Angora.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-10
GRAIKIJA TURES NAUJA
KoNsT1TUCIJA.


~Atenai, Graikija, Vas. 9.
Graikijos parlamentas wen
balsiai pasiskelb6 steigiamuo-
ju seimu If nusprend6 pertai-
syti Sales konstitucija. Nori-
ma aiskiai nustatyti karaliul
teises ir pareigas.
Kalbama, kad, rasi, stei-
giamasis seimas nutars papai-
knit monarchija. Bet vargiai
ta padarys. Mes karalius turl
daugybe SalininkQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-10
PREMJERAT RAGINA
PRIEsINTIES.
Bavaru kabinetas turi pose
dzius.

Munichas, Bavaria, Vas. .,
- IvairiQ VokietijoS FalSty-
blu ministerial pirmininkai
~utiko paraginti il pareiEa-
lauti. kad VokietijOs vyrlau-
Syba <markiai paSiprieSintQ
tuIkininku reikalavimamS. Su-
rormuluotiemS aug$GiauSio>
tarybo< Paryziuie. Sake, Eo-
kietiia privalo paSiprleSintl
aug&tam atlyginimui ir prizes
nortiimq nSgmkluoti Eokle-
GiQ miIiciiQ PruSijoje ir Bava-
rijoie.
Apie tai cia vakar praneSt
BavarijoS minister's pirminln-
kaS DR.. Kahn, sugryzes is Ber-
IynO, kur jiSai Su kitQ valSty-
blu ministeriais pirmininkais
ir Vokietijos kabineto nariaiS
turlio konferenciiq atlyglni-
mo reikale.
Siandie Bavariios kabin6tas
tho paGiu reikalu turf dar vie
nQ pOs6dI.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-10
sENATAS PRIEsINASI
DRAUsTI RUKYMA.
.Reformatoriams nepatinka
toks elgimasis.

Washington, Vas. s. = Sc
natorius Smoot is Utah vals-
tijos buvo padaves sumanyma
istatymu uzdrausti rul1yti vi
Suose valdiSkuose bustuose
Washingtone.
Sitame klausime keli sena-
toriai pasiginGijo ir pabaigoje
atmet6 nelemtaji sumanyma.
ISreiksta tik pageidavimas,
kad ivairiq departamehtQ vir-
sininkai pagal savo nuoziuros
uzdraustq rukyti ten, kur yra
pavojaus.
Senat1rius Smith is Arizo-
ma vals;ijos, demokratas, smar
kiai nupelke sumanymq. Jls
kad CANA tuos "blue
law" aptarti ir remit. Jei taip
bus pasielgiama, tai AAeriko-
je pakils. kokia bobiska &ent-
karte. Gil paskiau, kaip mato7
81, Amerikonus prisieitu au-
ginti po stiklu, kur jQ visai
uzpusti nei v6jas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-10
Uze1N1 PAs1ULYMA TAI
KINT1ES.

Berlynas, Vas. 9. = Cia bu-
vo paskelbta zinia, kaf buli
Vokietiios vyriausybG per a
merikoniSka misiia buvo pa
siQlusi S1v. Valstijoms taika,
paduodama sqlygas.
Vokietijos Vyriausyb6 va
kar oficijaliai uzgyne ta Ii
MIA.
Taippat amerikoniSka komi-
sija paskelb6 pareiSkima, kad
il negavusi jokio taikosi klau-
simu pasiqlymo,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-10
DARBININKU vADAs GA
VO KALEJIMA.

New York, Vas. 9. - Bull
ding Trades Council preziden-
tas Brindell teismo atrastas
kaltas i$Snaudojime statytojQ
manu- il nubaustas kalejimu
nuo ) ligi 10 metQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-10
REIKALAUJA SUTARTIES
TEKSTO.

Washington, Vas. 9. Val
styles departamentas padar6
taika su Japonija Californijos
,klausime. Tos taikos teksta
atsisako paskelbti viesumon.
/ Senate uzrubezinip reikalQ
komitetas pareikalavo to ticks
to is valstyb6s departamento.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-02-10
MoB1L1zAcIJA vILN1U-
JE.

Apie LenlSp mobilizacija
Vilniujje paaiskejo, kad bus
mobilHuojami wen 1898, SO II
1900. metu yyrai..
Del emimo 1905, 81 II 93
m. gall but atmainp.
surinktomis ziniomis, nuo
Lapkr. 26 ligi Gruodzio / d.,
pr. metu, pripazinta tinkamais
Lenkq karuomenen 642 vyru.