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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-02
PRANEsA, GINGAI DEL
V|LN|AUS PASIDAIGE.
lyILNIUs PALIKTAS KoNT
TROLIUOTI LENKAMS.

GENEVA. rugs. 2. - Lietu.
vos su Ienldja gincai Vilniaus
klausimu pabaigti cia vakar
tu abiejQ saliu atstovu. Taigi
1Lietuvos ir Lenhjos atstovai
sutiko, jog turi but dvi atski-
rios Lietuvos. Viena Kauno
turi but nepriklausoma, Hta
Vilniaus. Vilniaus Lietuvoje
.administracija YES lenkai.
Augstosios Silezijos klausi-
mas vakar isnaujo pakeltas
Tautu sajungos tarybos susi-
rinkime. Buvo tariamasi, ar
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-02
VOKIETIJA MCCALL GAU.
III AMBASADORIAUS.

BERLYNAS, rugs. 2.
Vokietijai yra Reikalingas am
basadorius Suv. Valstijose.
Vyriausybe negali gauti tin
kamo kandidato. Atsiranda
kandidatq. Bet jie neturtin-
gi. Tuo tarpu vyriausybei
butQ paranku gauti turtinga
zmogq, krlris savais pinigals
gal6tq padengti nors dali mil
ziniskq islaidq, suristQ su am
basadoryste.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-02
PASIBAIGE VISAS MAIS
TAS.

,RYGA, rugs. 2. : Viena-
me> Rusijos, bado apimtame
plote, taigi, vadinamoj To
toriQ respublikoj, su siandle
nei vaikai negales gauti mai
sto, anot par6jusiQ cia ziniQ.
$1,000 vaikq Xxi siolei mai
tino valstyb6s istaigos. Te-
ciau pasibaig6 valstybes ski
riamas maistas If vaikams
atsakoma paskutina duonos
pluta.
Be to, 10000 zmoniu mai
tinosi su maistazenkliais. Sla-
ndie il items paskutinis mai
stas padalinamas.
Totoriq valdzia iki siol kas
nemesis gaudavo il suvarto-
davo maistui: IS vagonus
duonos, II vagonQ jaw au-
galq ir 2 Eagonu cukraus. Su
rugs6jo 1 diena viskas pasi-
baig9.
Badaus suauge, badaus pa
galiau, ir Vaikai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-02
MILzINISKA DEMONSTRA-
CHA BERLYNE. A.
Tai buvo Matthias Erzbergerio
laidotuves.

BERLYNAS, rugs. :. -
SeStadieni cia ivyko nuzudy-
to NJ. Erzbergerio laidotuv6s.
Ia dienq Gia buvo tOkia dlde-
lie socialistQ If kitQ partlJq
demonstracija, kad Berlynas
nekuomet nebuvo mates toxic
skaitlingo zmoniu susi6jimo.
Tokia didel6 zmoniu demon
stracija gal6jo but kituomet
Gia laidojant vokieciQ impe-
ratoriu WilhelmQ |. ...
Maziausia 100000 zmoniQ
buvo susiejusiQ aikSt@se APP
kui buvuSio kaizeriO rumus.
NIiniose daugiausia mat2sl
raudonu v6liavQ. Mes demon
straciiose daugiausia dalyva-
vo komunistai IL kitokiQ srO-
viu socialistai.
Daugyb6je vietQ atlaikytl
masiniai susirinkimai. ISneS
tos rezoliucijos, kad darhinln-
kai gins respublikq. KuoaSt-
riausiai pasmerktas polltlnls
NJ. Erzbergerio nuzudymas.
TQ paGiq diena visoj Woke
tijoi ivyko skaitlingi susirln-
kimai. Ir visur iSneSti prote-
.stai prizes Erzbergerio nuzu-
.dyma.
Pati vyriausybe ta diena la
.bai nervavosi, matydama de
'Simtis tukstaneiu zmoniQ be-
sirenkanciQ ! vidumiestl ap-
linkli Reichstago rumus II
vyriausyb6s ofisus.
VieSbuciai Adlon il Bris-
.tol brrvo uzblOkuoti. BlJota-
Isl miniQ puolimo.
Tai demonstracijai If susl-
rinkimams Quota pima lals-
We. Niekur nesimat6 nel vie
mo policisto, nei jokio valid
ziOs agentO.
I Todel visa diena ramlal
pra6jo kaip nebuvus.
TeGiau krizis nepasibaige,
Mes monarchistai nerimauja
iValdzia laikosi nei ant Wis
tos kojos. Bet laikosi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-02
Vi|niaus K|ausi11as Pabaigtas?

butu naudinga j diskusijas pa
kviesti lenku ir vokieciu atsto-
vus.
Nutarta pakviesti atstovus
ir leish jiems patterns vieniems
isristi ta klausima, kai kad
yra padare lietuviai atstovai
su lenkais atstovais Vilniaus
klausime tarpininkaujant Pau
liui Hymansui, Belgijos atsto-
vui, taryboje.
y Tick Associated Press de-
pesoje pasakyta Vilniaus
klausime. Cali but cia ais
ki netiesa. Reikia abejoti,
kad Lietuva galetq sutikti
su Vilniaus atsllyrimu.
Tuo klausimu siandie nera
pamato daug rasyti. Rel
kia palaukti platesniq Il
niQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-02
L1ETUv1Q IsKILMEs
PALANGoJE.
(Pabaiga.)

Paskui prasidejo losimas
vieno-Yiduno veikalo "Pikte-
il gudrybe," kuris ar visiems
patiko sunku pasakyti. Vie
tomis nepadarejis, rodos, to
Iispudi, kuri butq turejes pa
daryti. Tam kliud6 gal but
ir vaikai, kurie is lauko pu-
ses ziurejo per langus If syp-
sodami rode baltus dantis, o
juos pavaryti, skate sau
sveciai-los9jai per zlauriu pa
sielgimu.
Toiau prasidejo zaislai If
sokiai il Gia pasirode, kad
skirtumo nera tarp turtingu
ir beturGiu, tarp mokytp II
nemokytq. Visi buvo kaip
broliai ir sesers vienQs ge-
ros Seimynos vaikai. Labal
buvo malonus susibroliavi-
mas If jis pasiliks ilgai at
mintyje kaip Mazosios Lie
tuvos taip il Didziosios Lie
tuvos zmo1sems.
Atsisveikinimas buvo labai
malonus ir sirdingas. Tam
sqs nakties sparnai denge VI
So Palangos miesteli, tik IS
svetaines liejosi sviesa. Sale
jos stovejo dideli il mazi au-
tomobiliai, kurie is sav6 Ii
,bintuvu taip=jau gausia svle-
sos srove ant lyg1oJo tako
sklaide. zvaigdziu Sviesa,
kuri pro tamsiu augstQ med
zig tarpa buvo galima maty-
ii, pasirod6 labai silpna esan-
| ii. Didzioii gamta rodesi Ng
apgaileta il nuveikta viso to-,
ka zmogus padare. Visa
padange tylejo lyg savo kva-
pa sulaikyti noredama; tik is
nlilzziinisskQjq automobiliq, kuz
riQ hekvienas apie keturias
desimts zmoniu savimi atga-
{benes buvo, isejo, kuomet ju
|motorai buvo paleisti, toks
bildejimas ir braskejimas bu-
vo, jog rodesi zeme dreba.
zmoniq balsai, atsisveikinan-
eiqjl sirdingi linkejimai, tik
Misai -arti esaneiqjp buyo cir
dimi.
stat pradejo Lietuyos ka-
reiyiu orkestra griezzti ant
svetaines priegonkiu lauke il
|galingii triubq balsai nusmel-
Ike visus bildejimo II kalbeji-
mo balsus. Viskas rodesi esq
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-02
APIPLEsTAs TRAUKINIs.


SALT. LAKE CITY, rugs.
2. - Los Angeles Limited
traukini No. Z, Union Pacific
sistemos, arti Clearfield uz;
puole du kaukuoti plesikai.
Traukini susistabde auto
matiniu signalu. Visi vyrai
keliauninkai suvaryti observa
cijos vagonan If kiSeniai is
kraustyti. Moterys su val
kais nepaliestos4
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-02
LLOYD GEORGE TURF al
RIy ATsAkYMA,

KONDoNAs, rugs. 2.
Anglijos premieras Lloyd Ge
.orge issvaziaves skotijon ilse
tbs. Tenai jam pasipstas All
rijos prezidento Gle Valeros
.atsakymas j jo pastaraji lai-
Ska.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-02
ANGLIA TAIKoJE SU
, vIsA1s.

L0NpONAS, rugs. 2.
su rugse6jjo l diena Anglia
pasiliko pilnoje taikoje su vi
sais sayo buvusiais RrieSais,
isseamus 5 viena Turkija.
Anglijos gyventojams tas
svarbu. Mes su taillos ivyh-
mu panaikinti kaikurie 'nepa-
kencGiami karo lailSp vyriausy-
bes. paredymai il suvarzy-
mai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-02
"sAUsIEMs" RUPEsc1AI.

WASHINGTON, rugs. 2.
"sausieji" gaivalai iskal-
no eme rupinties, idant nusi-
ginklavimo konferencijon >sve
timq salip delegatai 1eatsi-
veztp su savimi svaigalQ If
,ju nevartotq Washingtono
zemejje. Teeiau vyriausybe
nenori kvarSinti sau galvos
tokiais nieknieldais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-02
BADAUJANG|y sUKIl-
mai RUsIJO1E1

LoNDONAs, rugs. 2.
Central News depesoje sake.
ma, jog badauja Rusijos gy-
ventojai gubernijose: Tam
bov, Voronez If oriol, sukilc
prizes bolsevikQ valdzie,
Depesoje pazymima., jog
prizes sukilusius pasiQsta ka-
riuomene. Bet kareiviai at
sisako Saudyti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-02
VOKIETIJAI GRUMOJA CIvI-
Lis kARAS
Buvo Dideles Demonstracljos
Laidojant Erzbergeri

kai, kuriQ daugumal avdovau
ia socialistai. Darbininkai
visoje Vokietijoje sk6lbia,
kad jie jokiu budu nepakesla
monarcmstp sukilimo. kaip
tik monarehistai msiq smar-
kiau veikti, darbininkai sake
tuojaus prizes juose pakelsia
kara.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-02
KULKASVAIDzIAIs NAL
sINAMI sUK1LELIAI.

LONDONAS, rugs. 2. +
Kalkutos i Daily Express
lparaneSta, jog Madrase euro
penq kolionijoje pakilusi pa.
siauba besipleeeiant riausems
Policija su kulkasvaidziais
malSina sukilelius.
savanoriu burial apgink-
luoti If nustatyti pakeliais
sulailzyti sukilelius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-02
PREzIDENTASs sKALBEJo
KARo KOLEGIJoJE.

WASHINGTON, rugs. 2
Prezidentas Hardingas va,
kar trumpai kalbejo armijos
karo kolegijojje. Kalbejo a
pie taikq. Visgi pareiske
kad tegu pasauly il ivyktq
visatina taika, teGiau atskl.
rioms valstybems visais lai-
kais bus reikalinga tureti gir
kluotos spekos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-02
NEPALIAUJA RIAUSES
.BELFASTE.

BELFAST, Airija, rugs. 2.
Cia riauaes II apsiSaudymai
Wis dar nepaliauja, nors mie-
ste paskelbtar karo padetis II
gatveunis patroliueja kariuo-
meme.
Xxi ssios dienos< viso nuzu-
dyta jau 16 zmoniq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-02
KASYKLOJE zUVO II
DARBIN|Aky.

HARRISBURG, ILL.,, rugs.
2. Harco kasykloje eksplio
davoo angliQ dujos If uzmuse
II darbininkq. 6 kit darbi-
ninkai, paliesti eksplozijos,
suspejo pabegti. Jie paimti
ligoninen.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-02
PAGAMINTA-K -KARO PROK-
LIAMACIJA.
WASHINGTON, rugs.

WASHINGTON, rugs. z.
- Is West Virginijos praneS
ia, kad sukile darbininkai ne
kIauso prezidento Hardingo
prokIiamacijos ir nenori iSsi-
skirstyti is kalnQ, kurie rube-
ziuoja Boone If Logan APPS
kritis, ir kur jie buvo sulai-
kyti jiems marSuojant j Min
go apskriti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-02
PINGy kuRsAs.

svetimu salip pinigq verte,
rugs. 1 buyo tokia pagal Mer
mainant nemaziau> $4,000 dol,
chants Loan & Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterl.l syarui 80
Prancijos Sinful frankq 7.8l
Italiios Sinful lirq 4.35
EVokietijos Sinful mark. 1.18l
Lietuvos Sinful auksinp lib,
.Lenkijos simtui mark. Q5
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-02
pagriebta If neSama galingq-
ju harmonijq, kurios is triu-
bijamu dainos gaidu isejo.
(Prusq LietuviQ Balsas)

- .1711l,1 n.,,. o,o;
- ,'';a ;st;La s1ayilz1 aniaIinke
1;a o. ! pra s;daio d;delS
audra su dideliais ledais,
kaip pentardos kiausiniai di-
d,nno. yisu langai isdauzy-
Is Ledai ejo ruozu prade-
.dant nuo ziuriu kaimo If Xxi
silgaiiu kaimo gallo, linkui
ButviliSkiu, Endrikiq, skry-
.napiq ir tt.
h,,;o s1ov;l,7,s snorianta 10
= IT, :; ,,,uorst;
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-02
1NDIJoJ sUsEKTAs sUo-
KALBIS.
LONDONAS rugs.

LONDoNAs rugs. 2,
Depessoje is Kalkutos sake
ma, jog Punjabe susektas suo
kalbis sugriauti Angliios val
dzzia Indijoje ir iszudyti Vi
-sus europeans. Arestuoti suo-
ka1bininkai IpatraulSiami tets
man.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-02
,M1RE FIELDMARsALAs
BUELoW.

BERLYNAs, rugs. 2.
Mire buvusio karo fieldmar-
salas Won Buelow eidamas .
lnetus anlziaus. Tai buye vie
mas is zymesniQjq Vokietiios
armijos vadu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-02
MONARCHISTAI IR OAR
BININKAI GAMINASI
GINKLUS.
Kas valanda gall paklti karas

BERLYNAS, rugs. 2. -
"Vokietijos respublika pavo-
iuje."
Tai paties kanclerio Wirth
pareiSkimas. Is tu zodzlQ
reikia i$vesti, kad Eberto val
dzia yra silpna. ii patti jau-
,6iasi il prisipazista yra slip
ma, jei pats kancIeris kalba
apie pavojQ.
Kaip darbinmkai, talp mo-
narchistai gaminasi ginklus
ir. amumicijq. Valdzia tai Il
no. Ir tOkiam darbui mega
Ii pakenkti. Kitaip pagrel-
tintQ sukilimus.
Cia ramieji gyventoJal Jau-
Giasi kaip ne mamie. Jie nu-
mato. kad trumpOj ateity No-
kietija susilauks naujo trukS-
mo. Tas trukSmas gall Su-
griauti respublikQ il ant JOS
griuv6siQ pastatyti monarch
stine valdzios formq.
Visi pripazita, kad jei bus
Iemta gryzti monarchijai, tai
il bus Iabai reakcionine.
Monarchistu veihmas.
Per porq pastarpjQ meme
siu vokieGiai monarchlStal
smarkiai veiki. Jie visur at
viriai tur6io mitingus, demon
sracijas, visokins pamineJi-
mus. Ir visur viSais lalkals
monarchistams vadOvavO ge-
nerolas Ludendorff su save
SaIiniukais.
Vokiecciai monarchistai po-
senovei yra prisieke iStikimy-
be acknowledgements If tos
prisiegos ne tik neatsisako,
bet prize kiekvienos progos Jq
dar s1stiprina.
Monarchistai Zinc, kad bu-
vusiam kaizeriui, rasi, nebus
Iemta gryzti Vokietijon is o.
landiios. Todel jie visur su
savimi vedzioiasi viena kaize-
rio sunQ, .princq Eitell Frid-
rika.
Darbminkai nerimauja.
Matyt, Sitam kaizerio su-
nui gaminamas sostas.
Abelnoji Vokietijos Iaudls
prielankiai atsinesa i monar-
chiia. Liaudis nori, kad Vo-
kietijon gryztQ jos mylimas
kaizeris.
Bet prizes kaizerizmo gran,
nina karGiai stow darblnln-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-02
PoPEz1AUs P'ALAIKU
PERKELIMAs ATIDETAs.

ROMA, rugs. 2. "A. a.
popiezziaus Leono XIII kuno
is Vatikano j sv. yono Late
rano bazilika perkelinas att
detas neapribuotam laikui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-02
ITALIA sUT1Ko.

WASHINGTON, rugs. 2.
= Italijos vyriausybe cia for
maliai>pranes6, kad j >priima
pakvietima nusiginklavimo
konferencijon Washingtone
ir pasius delegatus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-02
MEKsIKA TURF DAUG
sKoLU.

MEXICO CITY, Meksika,
rugs. 2. Meksikos vyriau-
sybe turi vieSQjq skolQ $685.
526,522 doleriu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-02
RIGS.

Parole, rugp. 81 rugs.
/, Chicagoje payogta> II au-
tomobiliq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-02

VARsAvA, Rugp. 2 d. at
vyko j Varsava Tautu Sajun
gos Kontroles Komdsija su
Bergera priesaky. Varsavoj
.puIk. Bergera susitiksias su
pulk. Chardigny, kuris iga-
liotas Tautu Sajungos. sio-
mis- dienomis aplanEBtl Var
ssava If Kauna.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-02
PLAT1NKITE "DRAUGA." !"

oRAs. = siandie grazus
oras; silta; Yakare ar nakcia
laukiama atmaina.
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MADAM lara
MADAM D'ASHMAN

WsshingtOn's erettest and genuine elnir-
voyant. crystal faSer and card resder. Al
vice on all troubles. Daily. Sunday %.
Phone Franz 6s4. 7S3 18th Of. nv. sp5
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Petworth-Coufinued

CHURCH RD.. facing soldiers Home
ma. reception han; tile b.; attic:
e1..ns cleo: ouilt-in1gar. This house 10 In
ent eond- and the best buy In Pet
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e MADAM FONEDA soc

,nn sdvise you how 20 be successful N busi-
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OF one you viii marry and WHEN; removes
esii Influences; 81 readings. SOC. si2 y q NJ.
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Gifted cizirvoysnt,snd medium. gives ere
adtice On business. health. lore 4 family ~
fairs. 1e'is name Of your FIXTURE husband or
wife. What 10 DO 20 b. sbcces 8fuI An NE.
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MADAM JEANETTE

Gifted Egyptian clsirvoysnt and Pslnfst:
rrarsntees TO read your entire life. past.
present ana future She axis no questions
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SPANISH S sGn9Hs SS
Profs. from spain-couversstiona Method.
Rapid Progress. 13l5-l7 Ut. NV NJ 56S5
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PROF. BELMONT

Noted eiairvoysnt ana psimist. gives sdvics
on busiDess ma tters. love health md a mliv
snairs Tells name Of your future husha n
or wife; tells n one you love 10 true or faI.e;
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What 10 DO 20 be successfui n life. f21e ~
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III
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Egyptian Paimist and Medium. Gives
readings daily on all Affair." Of life Tells
who and when you win marry. and how to
overcome all trouble. Special readings. soc.
posits NcCrory's loo Store. 7th and I sta
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Mod rm. dweig., mr.. LIST q W nw.-Price.
$500 fer house with space for auto,
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school Of Commerce and Finance
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE
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Now Open. Register Now.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-30
rh. Home.Run Thrill.

A baseball fan writes to his favorite
paper to protest against the undeserved
honors heaped upon the "slugger."
Why, he asks, should a home-run hit
ter be liOnized above a fast runner,
who uses both feet and brains, or a
smart pitcher, who uses both brains
and arms?
The answer is easy. The home run
is the limit of accomplishment in bat
ting. There is. there can be, nothing
bigger. When il comes with the bases
full it is catastrophe, and there is
enough of the savage in all of us to
delight in catastrophes that leave us
untouched. In some this subconscious
impulse shows itself in fomenting pol
itical revolution. Such people would
like TO see a universal smashup, the
world turned inside out, just to see
what it would be like afterward. In
the baseball devotee the home-run with
the bases full satisfies this craving.
So far as that particular game is con-
cerned. the home-run is the crack of
doom.-New Bedford Standard.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-30

In France many pigeons have been
decorated for distinguished war serv-
ices: one with the Legion d'Honneur.
Diplomas with the citations were is
sued and kept at the headquarters of
the French pigeon service, and because
pigeons cannot wear medals on their
breasts, special bands. with the colors
of the decoration, were made for their
legs. A bird which will go down in
French history just as surely as Field
Marshall Foch himself is the one
which carried from Vaux to Verdun
the last message for help sent by the
Commandant Raynal before the Ger
mans captured the fort This pigeon
flew through a hail of fire and a gas
barrage. and, wounded and gassed,
dropped dead as it delivered its mes
sage. 1t was awarded the Legion
d'Honneur.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-30

sFoiiow.ng is the fifth OF > series
OF articles about or schools. teaching.
school finances. taxes. ard school con
ditions. These articles appear in the
Evening Capital each wednesday and
Saturday, and weekly in the Adyer-
tiser. Mr. Irving viii lie glad. he
says. to answer any questions about
the schools or al out the articles which
You may care TO ask. Address him in
care OF this paper.)
II takes neither brains nor ability TO
be knocker, and yet criticism is well
come-provided ii is of the right kind.
On my classroom wall is sign
which reads:
I'VE Want Constructive Criticism.
And the we" applies to the public
school system of this county | think
that everyone connected with the
schools is always glad TO have criti-
cism of the right kind. II there is
something wrong. say so, in no un-
certain way, but do not fail to sug-
gest remedy.
1t was not so long ago that I heard
a speaker. about to make an address
say that when he had finished he would
be glad to hear from the audience
whether they agreed with him. or
whether they cared to take issue with
him on various points he was going
to bring out. He concluded these pre-
fatory remarks by saying that the
worst response he could get from the
audience was silence.
So ii is with the schools. The worst
that we can get from the citizens OF
this county is siloace-dull. apathetic,
rusty silence. Quite possibly the lack
of interest very often shown with re-
gard to our schools is worse than ad-
verse criticism of the destructive, ma
lignant type.
The schools are undoubtedly OF the
people and for the people. 1t is high
time that they were by the people.
They need you. They need your ac-
tive support. They need your con-
structive criticism, and above all they
need your interest.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-30
Concerning Our Public Schools
BY w. X. IRVING.
President OF Teachers Association Of the County.

Education is not the same as it was
ten years ego, or as it WIS two years
Aago
The other day a mother OF Annapo-
lis took advantage Of an occasion 10
remark that no writing was taught in
the Annapolis Grammar School, and
that the children in the lower grades
were not even taught their 'a-b-c's.'
The first half of the statement is nat
urally incorrect. since penmanship is
taught The second part. al out the
ALPHABET is true-tut nowadays educa-
tors have discovered that q knowledge
of letters impedes the progress Of the
beginner in school, and the reading
and writing OF words is taught with
ont the use of the "a-b-c's." Any
teacher will be glad to demonstrate
the efficacy OF the method to any visi-
tor to her classroom, l am sure.
What can you do to help the schools?
1. Take interest in them.
2. Know all about them ana the ac-
tivities of them.
8. Cooperate with the teacher at all
times.
A. Realize that the public schools
are not only the bulwark but also the
foundation of American democracy.
5. Constructiyely criticize when
necessary.
g. Form or become a member of the
Parent Teacher Citizen School club or
organization. The schools are not only
the concern of the mothers or pat
rons?" ~
Z. Hark not to unconfirmed rumors
about the school Pass on no gossip.
Go to the proper person with your
grievances.
s. Talk schools. Interest your
neighbor in schools. Find out what
other communities are doing for their
schools, and insist that your schools
be as good.
SUPPORT YOUR SCHOOLS FOR
YOUR CHILDREN, YOUR COMMU-
NIFTY, YOUR COUNTRY.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-04-30
AS the Lawmakers Slang II.

"a woman on the Industrial board
was killed." announced Mrs. Stella S.
King, acting secretary, at recent
meeting Of the Legislative Council Of
Indiana Women. As she read the last
word, she realized what she had said
and started to laugh. 1t was in the
text of the minutes of the preceding
meeting; at which Mrs. King had not
acted as secretary, and came in the
account of legislative council bills
which had been passed. advanced, or
KILLED"
AS it happened, it was a mistake
after all, for It was another bin per-
tanning to the industrial board which
had been. killed, not that creating a
woman member Of the board. But for
a moment the legislative council for
got its dignity and giggled.-Indian-
apolis News.