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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-02
VIVIANI DECLARES ITALY AND FRANCE
 MUST BE FRIENDS
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which the great man to whom 1t is erected has been regarded through out the world"
 Dante's Genius q do not think," the former French premier added, that 1 am lacking In
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-02
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 192!
Great Britain Seeks to
 Bring U. s. and Japanese
 Naval Views Into Harmony
(ContInued from Page Onel

AAOAn hSG OuGl
 indicated that it had not been deter mined whether Japan or China should make the first move. There will be another meeting tomorrow.s
 The note of optimism over the out come of the naval discussions was particularly manifest tonight among the Japanese. While refraining from any comment on the British position, Baron Kato said he would not regard the situation as constituting dead lock- and another member of the Japanese delegation, using differ ent phrase, emphasized that i've are not pessimistic."
 The submission of the entire sub; ject to Tokio indicates that under the Japanese system 1t will be considered by the Japanese cabinet as well as by the diplomatic advisory council, body composed of eminent Japanese, chiefly former ministers Repre- sentative Japanese expressed the opinion that in order to reach de- clsion every element connected with the question must be taken into con- slderation with the result that the exchanges here might be slowed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-02
EFFORTS MADE TO BRING SHIPBUlLDER
 BACK TO THE U. s,
(Continued from Page oneJ

proof of American citizenship, which is required for admission to virtually all foreign countries.
 High government officials were not inclined to discuss the efforts being made to effect the return of Morse to this country Secretary Hughes conferred with Ambassador Jusserand of France at the state department. but 1t was not disclosed whether the subject of Morses departure on the Paris. which under international law. is French territory, was under dis cussion.
 Secretary Denby said he had not been requested to furnish a destroyer to take Morse off the Paris and that he could not have taken him off a foreign ship if he had been asked to do so.
 Beyond declaring that the govern ment would make every legitimate effort to bring Morse back to the United States, neither Elmer Schles- ineer, general counsel of the ship ping board nor Fletcher Dobyns, spe- cial assistant in charge of the case, would discuss 1t.
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respect to Italy. nor that take away from her national glory when I remind you that if Dante belongs to Italy his genius, overshadowing g the world, frightened it with it's pure rays"
 Our words. flying through space, will be heard tomorrow in Italy" MT. Viviani asserted. AS they leave my heart they will find their way to those of the Italians. We belong to the same family and so far as I am concerned. l shall never forget the sacred memories and the heroic emo tions which a war waged together imprinted in my soul as in sanctu- ary which I wish you to see.
 T see always through the mediuks of the spirit that sinister morning of August 2, 1914. when through the course of events I was charged with the destiny of France: when on my brow were inscribed the responsibili- ties of history and on rnyshead, which did not bend, I felt the breath of ca tastrophy.
 Early Neutrality
 9At that moment the door of my office opened and Prince Rusholi, by the order of his government, came to nOIifY me or lLdlldn nculTdAiJy. J arose He arose. His eyes were filled with tears as were mine. In that divine hour we were able to contem- plate the vision of a member of the Latin race tearing itself from the monstrous pact which had turned from it's real patch in history, stop ping at the sinister crossway and taking the high road to liberty and civilization.
 Later in the month of April. 1915, from the tribune in the French cham Der, l saluted the gracious and virile nation which had donned its armor eager to go.- I saluted, and l salute again now, these alert and vigorous heroes who to reach the field of bat tie marched through countryside which each stone bears the weight of history, where the blood of France and the sons of Italy has flowed, planting a seed which we believe dur able and which has been shown to be immortal.
 We are of the same race. of the same blood. Through common cul- ture, and through the same processes
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-02
ENGLAND WOULD
 ABOLISH THE USE
 OF SUBMARINES
Say the Instrument Cannot Be Used Without Abuse Do Not Expect Land Ar
 mament Limitation
By Associated Press

Washington, December Com plete abolition of the submarine as an instrument of warfare still is re- garded by the British delegation as the most preferable decision to be reported by the armament confer ence when the question of subma- rines is brought up.
 While the British delegates realize, 1t was said today. that their veiw as to the unsuitability of the submarine for warfare might not prevail in the conference, they felt certain 1t would receive much sympathy in the world at large.
 In anticipation of a lively discus sion of this subject before the con ference, one of the highest British authorities tonight set out the Brit ish attitude as follows;
 Submarine Abused
 The submarine hardly can be used without being abused. In the past 1t certainly was a gross abuse of every. rule of war; it destroyed the innocent and non -belligerent as well as the crews of warships; there might be a legitimate use for the submarine if 1t could be confined to operations
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against warships; 1t could not be used against merchant ships without violation of the rules of war.
 Moreover the British spokesman said he doubted seriously whether the submarine really was the weapon of the weaker power against the stronger.
 In response to an inquiry as to whether the same objection made to the submarine might not with equal force apply to the use of poison gas or to the dropping of bombs, from nirplanes, the British spokesman de- clared there was a great difference.
 Ii would he impossible, with
 out great injury to industrial
 life. he snid, to end the manu-
 fracture of chemicals capable of
 being turned into poisonous gases
 in time of. war. As to aIrpInnes,
 which are now n valuable means
 of transportation fin times of
 pence, 1t would be impossible, he
 added. to check the development
 of these new means of cOmmunI-
 ca1iom.
 While these aIrpIanes, capable
 of carrying large carsOes in time
 Of peace, might carry bombs in
 time of war, he contended the
 submarine could not he turned to
 any other useful purpose than
 thnt of weapon of war.
 Asked whether it would be possible to limit submarines in war time to attacks on warships, the British of- ficial replied:
 one must judge the future by the past. Human nature would break down hopelessly in such cases"
 Violate Agreement
 He expressed doubt as to the pos- sloility of storing up secretly ma terial Tor submarine construction in time of peace, and thus violating any agreement to limit their use by speedy construction in time of war,
 The British delegates do not con sider 1t feasible to make such head way with tho settlement of land Ar mament during the present confer ence. This is not only because of the magnitude of the subject but also for the reason that some of tn. largest armies on the contin. {. ex- cludinS France and Italy. were main tanned by nations which are not rem resented here. Furthermore. 1t was held that the British and American people were not proper guides for the dlfectlon of such discussion. ms neither country maintained great conscript armies.
 similarly, 1t was believed by the British that it would be inexpediopt In this conference to undertake such heavy task as the revision of the rules of war, a problem with which The Hague had been dealing for years.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-02
WARRANTY DEEDS
 FILED IN COURT
warranty deeds were fIled in pro

Warranty deeds were filed in pro- bate court yesterday as follows:
 Mrs. Annie M. Hale to Daniel P. Hale, all of Block 6, in Hale Springs except strip 10 feet wide and 420 feet across; also 40 acres of land in SWA of NWH Sec. 3, Tp. 19, R. 3 W-$5.
 American Trust and Savings bank to w. H. Bell, Lot 37 of H. P Ed mund's subdivision of block 14-C Walker Land companys survey of East Woodlawn-$500.
 Edward Wald and wife to C. L. Moss and G. B. Mccormack, SWA of NEA and SEA- of NWA and WIZ of Sec. 10, Tp. Is, S. R. w, 160 acres -$1.
 Edith D. Underwood and husband to Balmer Hlll Lot 2, in Block 5, in first addition to West Elyton-$4,000.
 John Willis Snow to Roy B. Camp bell, Lot 10, in Block 24-G of Ensley Land company's first addition to Ems ley-$S.4o0.
 T. L. Smith and wife to W. R. Haley WIZ of NWk of Sec. 15, Tp. IA, south of Range 2 West, 20 acres $f,032.10.
 Mrs. Mary I. Bentley to Quinn Cal laway Lots and 8. in Plecker addi- ton to woodlawn--$2,o00.
 Mrs. A. c. Harrell ct al. to Mrs c. James, Lot 1T, in Block S7, East Lake Land company survey-$200.
 Mrs c. James to Thomas Farrior and Mamie Farrior, Lot IT. In Block s7. East Lake Land company survey
 H. F. Rice and wife to Gregorio A1esci and wife, Lot Is, in Block 62 of North Birmingham Land company's addition No. 2, called Park Place sS, 500.
 R. J. Miller and Laura Miller to Fred B. Mitchell. Lots 15 and IS, In Block 23-J, Ensley Land company ad- dition-s1. .250.
 Mrs. s. E. Yeatman to John T. Yeat- man, Lots f5 and IS. In Block 13, ac- cordinE to survey of East Lake Land company-$1, ,000
 Hamilton Desha to J. R. Moncrief SWA of NEA of Tp. is. Sec. IT R. w.-$50.
 Birmingham Trust and Savings company to D. K. Webster, Lots il and 12 in Block 2, according to Stein CTS addition to Birmingham-s55o
 West Real Estate and Insurance company to ". C. Orr. Lots 21, o2, 2s and 24. in Block 10-$100.
 Maud M. Moore and Glover Moore to Cordelia c. Weber and Michael Weber, part of SEA of SEA of Sec. s and the NEA of the NE of Sec. 175, Tp. IS, R. 3 w.-s1,75o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-02
LOCAL DATA

summafy of .obseryations made at sta tions of the United states Weather Bureau during the 24 heurs ending at D. m, S0th meridian time December 1. 1921:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-02
sUICIDE vERDfCT RENDERED

Verdict of suicide Was rendered by Coroner J. D. Russum yesterday foi- lowing completion of an investigation into the death of Charles F. Reed local salesman who, according to the coroner's findings, shot and killed himself several weeks ago at the home of his mother near Ensley. Reed died as result of a pistol wound through his left lung imm ediately be low the heart.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-02
ro OPEN TRHrFIC oFFICr

A southern traffic agency of the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad company, one of the leading Ohio river lines. will be opened in Bir- mingham with Jasper Triteline in charge of all freight matters. Mir. Triteiine comes hero from Chicago, following II years of experience with the road.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-02
THE WEATHER
By Associated Press

Washington, December 1.-Ala- bama Rain, probably followed by clearing and cooler Friday Saturday fair and cooler.
 Georgia: Rain, with mild tempera- ture Friday; Saturday generally fair and colder.
 Mississippi: Clearing and cooler Friday: Saturday probably fair
 Tennessee: Rain Friday and colder in west portion; Saturday partly cloudy and colder.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-21
IsDALIES PRI-
PAzIsTA BoLsEv1K1JA.
Tx bolsevikq pasportai vizuo.
jami.

TOKYO, Japonija, r. 21.-
Vietos vokieGiQ ambasada ga
vo ziniq, kad Vokietijos Wy
riausybe, dalimis jau pripazi-
sta Rusijos bolseviku valdzia.
Anot vokieciu vyriausybes
paskelbtu instrukciju is lie.
pos 18 dienos, konsuliams j.
sakyta viizuoti tik tuos pas
portus, kuriuos isduoda boil
Seviku valdzia Maskvoje.
Seniau ir Siandie daugelis
rusp ir kitp naudojasi paspor
tais iSduotais caro-, Kerens
kio, Koleako, Denikino, Wran
CELLO, Semionovo -ir kitq Sian
Gle Jau negyVuoJanclq Vald-
Zip.
Pasportus isduoda ir Sian
dienine japonp globojama
Vladivostoko valdzia.
Taigf vokieeiq vyriausybes
nusprendimu, Vokietija tos
visos eiles pasportu daugial
nepripazista.
7 Bolseviku valdzios zyilgs-
niu Vokietija If Kinija vel
kia ne taip, kaip visos kitos
pasaulio valstybes. Amos dvi
tvirtina, kad senosios Rusi-
jos valdzios visi konsuliariai
viirsininkai turf reprezentuotl
ne kokia buyusia, bet siandie
.gyvuojjaneia Rusijoje valdzia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-21
TURBUT Prizes GALA.

"Echo" gavo is tikrq Sal
tiniq ziniu, kad III internaci-
onalo vykdomhsis komitetas
nutare pradeti raudonajl te-
rora uzsieniuose, pirmoje ell
leje Pabaltijos valstybese.
Vietos komunistq partijos jau
gave atatinkamq lsakymQ.
Latvijoje jau susekta sios or
ganizacijos.
Lietuvoje nutarta nuzudytl
"21" zymiausiu visuomenes
veikeju, ministerip ir siaip
valdzios nariq. Maskvoje Kre
mliuje 5 mum. kambary ap-
tarta Sis zveriSkas planas If
nutarta Suomijoje nuzudyti
SO zmones, Estonijoje 48,
Latvijoje - Al If Lietuvoje.
- 81. I Lietuva panasi uz-
mussiku kuopeA - is 10 EMO
niu jau atvyko, veik visi jie
rusai.
Pasikesinimai, jau praside-
jo. Teisingai "Echo" inver-
tina panasius pasielgimus.
Tai atsidekavojimas uz LOLA
luna, uz pasalpa badaujan-
items, kuria teikia musp val
dzia (yra siuneiama skubiai
SO vagonu jaw ir IT,.
Ar ko geresnio galejome
laukt? Liet. "L-ve"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-21
EGOTIZMAS YRA NERA-
MYBIU vERsME.
Taip sako musu sventasis
Tevas.

ROMA, rugs. q. = Cia
laikomas tarptautinis viso pa
saulio Tretininkq kongresas.
Kalbedamas j uiibrijaij SH
Kalb6damas j burr kongreso
delegatu Sventasis Tevas pa
reiSke, kad Siandie visame pa
sauly nesutikimai paeina is
egotizmo. salys su salimis
padaro sutartis ir paskui vel
kariauja. -zmonijai siandie
reikalinga Sven
TOTO Pranciskaus dvasia, sake
BaznyCios Galva.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-21
KAIP CHARDIGNY INFoR-
MUoTAs APIE LIETUvA.

Kaunas, (Eltos sp. kor.).
RugiuGio 16 diena Tautu Sa-
iungos kontroles komisijos
narys p. Chardigny yaziavo
per Mariampole i Varsava.,
Sustojes mieste, turejo pasl-
kalbejima su vietos gyyente-
iais. Jis kalbedamas su kun.
Prapuoleniu, pabreze, kad
Lietuvai butinai reikia detis
su Lenkija, mes visoj Lietu-
vol bulk daugiausia tik lenkis-
kai kalba, pavyzdziui, kad ir
Mariampoles miestas. Ten
buvusius piliecius tai labal
nustebino, daugelis pradejo
net juoktis pridurdami, kad
kaip sykis, Mariampol6je ME
kas nekalba lenkiskai ir ME
kuomet nekalbejo, net mazai
kas ta kalba ir tesupranta.
Toks p. Chardigny nusima-
nyrnas Lietuyos reikaluose j
sugedino If, nors dar megi-
no savo nuomone gint, bet
jau upo nebuvo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-21
PROHIBICIJA PLATINA
MELAG1US.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.,
rugs. 81. zinomas didelis
prohibicijos priesas, New
Jersey valstijos gubernato-
rius Edwards, stai ka parei-
Ske:
"Nedaugiau tuzino zmoniq
atrastumem kongrese, kurie
nesinesSiotu kiseniuose "sura-
mintojos," arba kurie turetu
tuScias rusis.
"Prochibicija draudzia tik
items, krrie neturi savo kai-
nos. il daro is mus melagip
ir piktadariq tauta.''
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-21
PASKrRTI ATSTOVAI NE
DARBO KoNFERENCIJoN.
Atstovu tarpe yra keletas
moteru.
WASHINGTON, rugs. p

WASHINGTON, rugs. q.
- Ateinanti pirmadieni Gia
prasidas konferencija klausi-
mu. kokiu budu panaikinti Sa-
ly nedarbQ.
Konferencijon paskirti 80
atstovai. JQ tarpe yra 3 mote
rvs.
Be tn atstovu paskirta dar
20 vyrp kaipo patar6jQ, jei
pakiltQ koki nors gilesni klau-
sinai, kuriems riSti reiktQ la
biaus i$lavinto proto.
Konferencijoje atstovais Sau
kiami ir darbo vadai, kaip tai:
Amerikos Darbo Federacijos
prezidentas Gompers, angleka-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-21

KUPIsKIS. Gia yra Xxi 8
traktieriu su svaiginanciais
gerimais, zmones gerokai
siurbia.
Nesenai cia du gerai isl
gere pilie6iai susikivircijo.
Du buve ten milicininkai pra-
dejo musti viena> pilieciq, kan
jis kelia betvarke. Paskui il
norejo nuvesti kalejiman, bet
muSamas nejo ir susere ke-
Illus sykius v1enam mi1ician-
tut. Bet Wis delto il nuvede
kalejiman. Gia musp tvark-
dariai pradejo smarkiai mus
ii, kad jis jiems priesinos il
net pavaikscioJo kella1s ant
parmustojo. Kai- eia ejo to-
kis "vaidinimas" atejo mill
cijos >namq savininke : If jos
dukte If visa pamate, prade-
jo barti miliicantus ir nuo-
vados yirsininka, kuris kaip
tik ten buvo atsirades. Sis
"pagloste" jai per galva, sa-
kydamas, kad j i cia nesi-
hisstl. Seimininkes .dukte ma,
tydama1 nuovados virsininka
"glostant" jos motina, paciu
pas pagali norejo serti nuov.
:v,iirssii1inkui. Virsininkas If
ja "pagloste" If paskiau iva
re i kalejima, kane iSlaiki
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-21
Tx save atstovauja.

Kuomet amerikonai keliau-
ia Vladivostokan, jie turi pa
duoti savo pasportus vizuotl
senos Rusijos valdzios konsu-
liui mieste San Francisco.
Pasirodo, kad tas rusq kon
sulis Siandie nieko negali re-
prezentuoti, kaip tik save pa
ii. Mes jo valdzia negyvuo-
ia. Taigi If jo vizavimai y
'ra netikri ir jis neteisingai
ina nuo zmoniq pinigus uz
pasportu vizavima.
Tokia pat tvarka gyvuoJa
ir cia, Japonijoje. Ir cia vel
kia rusq konsuliai, kurie ME-
ko nereprezentuoja, isemus
save. Be konsuliq eia yra
dar ir rusu ambasadorius,
kurs taipat nereprezentuoja
jokios valdzios.
Bolesvikq pasportai. /,
Vokiecip ambasadoje tuo-
+arpu aiskiai sakoma, kad sia
ndie Rusijon negalima gryz-
ii rusams, neturintiems boil
Sevistinio pasparto. Tenai
pripazistami tik gyvuojaneios
valdzios pasportai.
Del to siandie daugybe ru-
sq ir slapstosi po ivairias sa-
lis, kuomet pei Sviena tu sa-
liu nenori patvirtinti bolSevi-
stiniq pasportu.
To pasekmeje Vokietijos
vyriausybe nusprende savo
salin neisileisti tokiu rusq, ku
RE su savimi neturi rastp,
leidzianeiq jiems atgal gryzti
Rusijon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-21
100 zMoNIU zUVo ANT
GELEzINKELIO.

RIGA, rugs. q. - Fasto-
We, arti Kievo, nuo b6giu nu-
sirito tfaukinis, kuriuo buvo
vezami javai. Keliuose va
gonuose vaziavo skaitlinga
traukinio sargyba. Mes Sian
die javai Rusijoje yra ,didziai
brangus daiktas.
Taigi nelaimes metQ. 100
zmoniu is tos sargybos zuvo.
Traukinis buvo /sudarytas
is 60 vagonu. Javai buvo We
zami Dono provincijon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-21
Baisus Padejin1as Samaroj

mes Rusijos gelezinkeliai taip
SURE, kad negalima jaw vezz
ii j apimtus bado plotus.
Normaliai laikais Samaros
gubernijoje nuolat turejo
darbo apie 100000 darbinin-
kq. Siandie ten uzsilikusiosc'
dirbtuvese dirba nedaugiau
1000 amoniQ.
Paeioj samaroj kdi simtai
zmoniu mire nuo choleros.
Gyventojai Wis dar krausto-
si,is bado ir ligQ paliestQ plo-
tu. Bet dauguma ju taip is
alike, kad kelioneje krinta ir
mirSta.
Gal Rusijos zmones susi-
lauks selpimo. Bet jis ateis
valai ir pasirodys nereikalin-
gas.
Aeip bolsevikp valdzios ap-
sileidimui, daug milionp EMO
niu lures guilt j saltuosius ka-
DIS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-21

CARICINAS, Rusija, rugs.
q. - Badas istiese savo stip-
ria ranka ant viso Pavolgio.
Giltine turi puikq putt. I.
Cia sugryzo selpimo komf
sijos nariai. Jie apvaziavo de-
simti gubernijQ, kuriose siau-
cia, badas. Jie ssko, jog pietl-
nej Rusijoj padejimas taip bal
sus, kad zmones nuo bado If
ligQ krinta nei musios. Nieko
nedare mel selpimas, nei kito-
kia teikiama pagelba.
Taip yra Siandie. Ki kuo-
met ateis ziema, Dievas Zinc,
kas tenai desis.
Baisiausias padeJimas yra
Samaroje ir apylinkese. Tenai
zeme menka ir todel kiekvie-
nuose valstiecio namuose pa
sirode badas.
Komisija darbuojasi parve-
zti jaw is Bulgarijos ir Kon-
stantinopolio. Deja, bolSevisti-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-21
ISAKYTA APLEISTI AUS
TRIJos TERRITORIAL.
Kitaip Ungarija susilauks
blokados.

VIENNA, rugs. q. - Tar
pc Siandienin6s AuStrijOs II
Ungarijos yra zemes ruozaS
vardu Burgenland. Gal jis XII
tuomet If prigul6jo Ungarijai.
Bet sajungininkQ padaryta
AuStrijai ir Ungarijai taikOS
sutartimi tas zem6S ruOzaS
pripazintas Austrijai.
Ungarams tas nepatiko II
jie prad9jo sekti lenkQ p6do-
mis-. Lenkai uzgrob6 jiems ne
pripazintQ Vilniaus Sriti ir XII
tus Lietuvos plOtuS. Ungaral
nesenai uzgrob6 Burgenlanda.
VarSavos lenkQ valdzia plo-
v6si rankas, kad tai atlikusi
nereguler6 lenkQ kariuomen6.
Taip prad6jo skelbti il Buda-
pesto mgarp valdzia.
Teciaus austrai paSirode
laimingesni uz ietuviuS. Len
kai ilgaS laikaS terorizuOja
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-21
JAPONAI. STATYS REIKA-
LAVIMUS.

TOKYO, rugs. 20. = Su-
Saukiamoje Washingtonan nu-
siginklavimo konferencijoje
Japonija mielai apsims tariffs
Rytu klausimais. Bet Japoni-
ia podraug pakels reikalavi-
mus-ir Amerikos, Meksikos il
Australijos pakraseiu klausi-
mais. Reikalaus tuose pakras
Giuose panaikinti fortifikaci-
jas. Tie reikalavimai, sakoma.
palies ir Panamos perkasa.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-21
Pirm ziemOS Turf But DarbO

siQ organizacijos prezidentas
Lewis il kit.
KOnferencijos pirmininku
prezidentas Hardingas pasky,
re komercijos sekretoriQ Hoo
yer, kuris sureng6 konferen-
cijai yisus plenus II parinkO
atstovus. Tuos atstovus pat
virtino prezidentas.
Susirinke konferencijon at
atStovai bus paskirstyti ] lvai-
rius kOmitetus. KiekvienaS
komitetas gaus tam tikrq klau
sima riSti arba sumanymus SUI
formuluoti.
Komitetu atliktus darbus pa.
tikrins visa konferencija.
Prezidento Hardingo noras
pirm ziemos kokiu nors bu-
du sumazinti nedarba, nors
dalimis Sail sugrazinti norma
lin padeiiman.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-21
IsVAIKYTAS MONARCHIS
TU APVAIKsCIOJIMAS.

BERLYNAS, rugs. q. -
Wilmersdorffe, netoli nuc
Gia, vOkieGiai mOnarchstai pc
reitq sekmadieni parengR ko-
vOs ties Tannenberg paminG-
jimq.
Monarchistus uzpuol6 soci,
alistai su komunistais. Susl-
rinkusius isvaik6. Monarchis,
tn muzikantus privert6 grotl
revoliucijines ariJas.
Buvusio kaizerio biusta So
cialistai ~at6m6 nuO monarch,
stu If sudegino.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-21
UNGARIJA GAvO SAJUNGI-
NINKv PERSpEJ|MA

gyventojus uzgrobtuose Lie
tuvos plotuose.
Tuotarpu mgarams nera
progos taip elgtis Burgenlan-
de. Sqjungininkai isak@ jiems
tuojaus apleisti ta provinclJa,
kuri priguli Austrijai. " ne
paklusnuma Ungarijai pagru-
mota blokada. Tai pirklybine
blokada. Jei Ungarija nepak-
lausys, tuomet visOs jos sic
nos bus uzblokuotos taip, kad
il neturis susisiekimo su sve-
timomis SalimiS.
Sqjungininkai ungarams da-
We iris dienas Caiko.
Tuotarpu Gia gauta zini9
kad Burgenlandan isikrauste
ungarai nemano apleisti tos
provincijos. Jie ginkluojasi.
Kursto gyventojus prizes Aus
triia. Priverstinai rekrutuoja
kareivius. Sutraukia daug ar
tilerijos.
Buvusis baisus karas ate
me zmon6ms g6dq ir visokia
baime. zmon6s palinko prize
betvark6S.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-21
AIRIAI PERSPEJAMI NE
MoKETI MOKEscIU.

BELFASTAs, Airija, rugs.
20. = AirHos gyventojai per
spejami nemoketi jokiu mokes
6iu anglanis kolektoriams. Pr
miau ta klausima, sake, ture:
sias aptarti Airijos respubli-
kos parlamentas (dail eire-.
amy.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-21
SUS|RENKA SESSION.
KONGRESAS.


WASHINGTON, rugs. 81.
- Siandie iSnaujo session su-
sirenka Suv. Valstiju kong
gresas. Pirmiausias jo dar-
bas po atostogQ, sakoma, bus
padaryta taikos sutartis su
Vokietija. Tikimasi, kad Sc
natas sutarti ~veikiai ratifi-
Euos. b
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-21
PIvIGg KURsAs.

svetimq salip pinigu verte,
mainant nemaziau $4,000 do
leriu rugs.2O buvo tokia pa
gal Merchants Loan & Trust
Company:
Anglijos sterl. svarui $40
Prancijos Sinful FRANKLY Isl
Italijos Sinful lirq 4S5
Vokieeiq Sinful mark. .95
Lietuvos Sinful auks. 90
Lenkiios Sinful mark. .0S
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PREMIERAS BUS MAMIE.

LONDONAS, rugs. 81. -
Cia patirta, kad galutinai An
glijos vyriausybes nutarta
nusiginklavimo konferenci-
jon, Washingtone, nepasiQsti
nei premiere Lloyd George,
'nei uzsieniq 'reikalu. sekreto-
riaus Curzono.
Sakoma, jie reikalingi ma
mie.