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Evening star., 1921-05-24
|BRYAN VOICES HOPE
| TO THE DEMOCRATS
Whoever Can Solve Taxation
Will Be Future Lead.
er. He Says.
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. May ci.--WillIam
Jennings Bryan brought 4 mcssage
of hope and cheer to members O: the
Jefferson Club at their picnic here.
IF any one can preach the gospel
of hope it is the man who has hccn
seems commonplace" Bryan said. n
reference to his appearance.
leading directly up TO his subject.
"Democracy's Opportunity" Rrya
mentioned FIVE mediums. through
which the democratic party might rise
to success. In point of order named
| they are a national bulletin for the
disSem ination of unbiased political
news and party opinions. prohibition,
F, Of monopolies and disarmament As a
feature of future world peace.
Chief Hopes In Taxation.
Mr. Bryan's chief hopes for th! fu-
ture Of the democratic party Nc IA
the matter of taxation. he said. An!
! il is there. he added. that he expect 81
/ to see a new leader o. the party ar;S"-
! II the democrats taxi" nrm stand
! for the rights Of the common man.
| the man who pays Tor the wars and
\ fights them, TOO. then they cannot
; help but go back into power with l
| bigger landslide than they went out
| with
Turning at last to the subject OF
peace Mr.. Bryan said that he tcIl
| the problem would not he as trouble
| some as taxation, stating mat tlr
1 people of the country were soIid
against heavy armaments.
I've have just come out of ono war
! in which we were prepared and We
don't want to be prepared for an
other one" he said. Here again thF
democrats have started off with VIC
! tories In the first place VIC haN'
killed universal military tralnlnE'
which was sponsored by the repuol"
ans. Again. under the leadership "t
Claude Kitchin, We have reduced ln"
standing army from proposed ! %
900 to 10000. and that against
| two-thirds majority OF rcpupllc"h'
| in the house"
Ideas on Disarmament.
! It was then that Mr.. Bryan un-
! folded his idea of the stand inc I'M
| cd States should take on disarnla-
| mcnt. There are three thouGhl
| about disarmament" he said. ne
| first class. which is very small docH
not believe in disarmament ior .hla
| country. even if every other hat,oi
| in the world disarms. Thank nod'
| this class is not large.
| THE second class. and II Is NFrH
! large one. is composed of those VINO
believe We should disarm as ana Il
The other leading nations disarm.
| II believe. and there are tc"
| others who believe with me. that v
| should stand for disarmamsnt Wy
! agreement. if possible, ana by eA-
ample. if necessary. a.. o
by this do not mean mat We
.bomId scuttle. every ship We haN"
right now. What ! mean rs tha' We
should start with 10 per cent r.,
| auction. and call attention OF inc
World to the fact that we were doInG
so in the interest of society. Then. u
The governments of tho world VIE
not follow our lead. the peoples OF rhe
! ~. mot and follow us in disarmament.
Evening star., 1921-05-24
EX.KAISER TAKES TRIPS.
Recovering From Depression Over
Ex-Kaiserin' Death.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Assoca ted Press.
pOORN. Holland, May @3.-AlthouEh
former Emperor William, who WAS
extremely depressed after the death
of the former empress. has by no
means emereed from this depression.
he has begun to seek diversion and is
showing more interest in his surround
ings. -
Last week he made several trips
about the neighborhood. In the early
mart of the week he visited the Ben
finck family at Amerongen to thank
its members personally for their
marks of sympathy during the illness
and death Of the ex-empress. and last
Saturday he went to Amerongen
second time to inspect the electric
plant in the little hospital which he
gave to that village.
The ex-emperor dresses in black eX-
cept at dinner time. when he appears
in full uniform with a mourning band
around the arm. He appears to be
rising early, and at O'Clock this
morning was seen near the entrance
of his estate here.
Evening star., 1921-05-24
Kodaks

you will certainly want a
= kodak to take record of
the place of your goth of
May enjoyment and those
who share it with you.
Box Cameras, 81 to S.
Folding Brownies, 50 to
SIS.
Folding Pockets Kodaks,
SIS to $93.
Carrying Cases for all size
cameras, 81 to 81.
Films i'll all sizes; war
ranted fresh.
Developing and Printing
let US do this work for
you.
Tripods, SITS to $3.50.
Portrait Attachments, SOC
each.
Ke4ak ssettos. Fourth 1s9.
Evening star., 1921-05-24
ennis

TENNIS Rackets fro m
Wright & Ditson, Lee and
Spalding, in all weights. 81
to SIS.
Tennis Nets. 81 to $3.50.
Racket Presses. SIPS.
Racket Cases. 75c to $3.50.
Tennis Balls. 45c and 60c.
Court Markers. $2.25 and
$3.25.
Marking Tapes, $40 and
SIS.
Tennis Reels. $3.50.
Tennis Poles. 81 each.
Center Straps. .$l.S.
Restringing Rackets s.
one-day service. $1.5O to IS.
Children's Tennis Rackets,
75c and 81.
Outing osods Seetisa. ySu1tA doae.
Evening star., 1921-05-24

ity; can be used as Hand Trunk.
Automobile Trunk, for camping and
outings. 1t was originally built for
the U. S. Army as field desk, but
remove the filing and stationery de-
vices and you have one of the finest
hand trunks constructed. The price
of S. is just about one-quarter their
cost to the government.
Travelling Goods Section. Fourth door.
Evening star., 1921-05-24
Hand Luggage for the Trip

18-inch Black Enamel Suit Cases,
$8. With leather corners and double
lock; interior attractively lined.
A-inch Black Enamel Suit Cases,
$6.50.-Leather corners, two top
straps and lock; ring leather handle;
cretonne lined; pockets in top.
Hand Trunks, Special, $5Sturdy
Trunks with great carrying capac-
Evening star., 1921-05-24
Croquet

MORE and more families
' are learning the enjoy
ment and interest of Gro
quet. Nearly every subur-
ban and country home has
a croquet set these days.
A fine Shall Set at $3.so-Well
painted and oiled; wickets
that will not rust; same
quality with E balls, $3.2S,
and 4 balls, s..
An Shall Set at so-Long. s.
inch mallet. polished profcs-
sional handles. fancy beaded
stakes. mallets and balls
made of best selected cured
sugar maple. The best set
that can be made of native
wood
Other sets from s. to $16.zs.
TO Section. Iswt4 lseE-
Evening star., 1921-05-24
Motor Restaurants,
In Various Sizes

III 0I1OOS 01Z6S
Fitted for two, with plates, knives and forks
food box and space for pint thermos. $3.50.
Fitted for four with all necessities, and space
for quart thcrmos. $3.50.
Another style. most complete, with cups,
plates, knives, forks, spoons, two food boxes
and space for pint and two quart thermos
bottles. For four, $40; for six, SIS.
Picnic Box, with pint thermos and food box S.
Thcrmos Bottles, many sizes and styles, from
H-pint to quart size. Varously priced.
Food or Ice Cream Jars, quart size, $6.7s.
Hot or Cold Food Jars, with convenient carrying
handle; gallon size, SIS.
Luncheon Sets, consisting of tablecloth II plates
and II napkins, in various colors. 81.
Paper Plates. 1oc to ssc package. Fancy Doies.
10c package.
Wax Paper and Paper Napkins of all
Goods Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1921-05-24
To Carry and Serve the Luncheon
Picnic Suggestions

Picnic Suggestions
From the Housewares Section
Crepe Paper Napkins. plain white, SOC hundred.
White Crepe Paper Napkins. with eolored bor-
der, SOC hundred
Fancy Crepe Paper Napkins, various styles, 15e
dozen.
Tulip Sanitary Paper Drinking Cups s for &c.
Paper Ice Cream Saueers. SOC hundred.
Hawkeye Refrigerator Baskets that will keep the
wood perfectly hot days. s. and $3.50.
Covered Baskets, $z75 to $4zS.
Uncovered Baskets $1.zS to SIS.
Sterno Cooking Out6ts-a complete COO king out
fit for camping, autong, boating excursion trips
ST.
sterno Canned Heat for with Sterno Devices
10c each.
sterno Teakettle Outfits. consisting of stand, tea
kettle and one of heat, $z.75.
Sterno Aluminium Folding Handle Saucepans
81 each
Sterno Canned Heat with stand for instant cook
ing, SOC.
Sanspoons. SC for package Of S.
Ice Picks, 1Sc to 45c.
Lemon Squeezers, 5Sc to 75c.
Glass Lemon Squeczers, l0c.
Universal Vacuum Bottles, for keeping liquids
hot cod x pnts, pints and quarts, $z75 to $685.
Housewares Section
Evening star., 1921-05-24
Hannrnocks

CWINGING Ham m o cks,
- strongly made, in attrac-
tive striped colorings. Very
special value, $l.o5. Others up
to SIS.
WALL TENTS, made for us
to satisfy the most exactins
camping requirements; rein
forced. The material is
heavy weight khaki colored
duck.
7xo it,, SIS.
91sx12 it,, $22.50.
Other sizes up to $50.
Outing Goods Section, Fourth floor.
Leatherette Auto or
Canoe Cushions
That may be used as life pre-
servers; tan and black. s. and
s..
Upholstery Section. FiftA aoof.
Evening star., 1921-05-24
Boys Apparel for Outings
and General Summer Wear

Palm Beach Suits in splendid large showing made OF
the genuine Palm Beach CLOTH finely tailored Priced at
$1075.
Striped Cream Serge Suits, SIS.
Lightweight Blue Serge Suits, SIS and $ls
Separate Trousers of Palm Beach Cloth linen and
gray crash and khaki, $3.50 to s..
Khaki Riding Breeches $3.50 and s..
Sports Shirts, white oxford CLOTH $685.
Sports Blouses, Csc.
Wash Hats, 75c to $l.5O
New Summer Neckwear Soc, 75c and 81.
California Bathing Suits
Suits that are different from the type offered for
boys-more style smartness and finest materials Pure
worsted throughout and shown wide variety of stripes
including exclusive color combinations as we'll as the
conservative types.
So to S.
Junior Life Guard Suits. $3.50
storeF Fourthn door
Evening star., 1921-05-24
Smart Apparel for Women
Misses and Girls

Decoration Day and the thoughts OF outings it brings
with itmotor trips through cool green woods canoeing
on the Potomac ripping waters tempting from hot
sandy beaches and Jolly old fashioned pcncs-a suggest
sports costumes.
Evening star., 1921-05-24
Mems Summer Caps and Outing

Mems Summer Caps and Outing
Hats
Caps in light and medium weight,
novelty tweeds. plaids and
checks. s., $3.50 and s..
Palm Beach Cloth Caps, in nat
ural and gray. 81.
Black and White Checked Fiber
Silk Outing Hats, $3.50.
White Duck Hats, some with
green underbrim, 81 each.
Mems Wash Cravats
Pongee Silks with contrasting
colored embroideries are the
,,smartest and newest things, $3.50.
3D.; Washable Madras Ties in white
self stripes. fast colored woven
figured and striped effects in
beautiful colorings, soc, 81 and
$l5o.
Mems Silk Cravats
Foulard Silks in an extensive
assortment of colorings and pat
terms; many navy blues and other
light and dark effects, 81 and
$50.
PLAIN Colored Club or Bow Ties.
7Sc; College Striped Bow Ties,
81; English Foulard Bows in
polka dot patterns. 81; Fancy
Colored Silk Bow Ties, 81, $3.50.
Sports and Dress Hosiery
Wool Sports Socks in many COL
ors, 81 and $3.50.
New Golf Stockings with roll
tops. s. to $3.50.
New Novelty and Clocked Silks,
$l.5e.
Full-Fashioned Hose at 81 pair
an exceptional showing and a
remarkable value; others up to
s..
Two-Piece Underwear
Soft, silky-like Soisette Shirts
and Drawers in athletic style
that we have not been able to get
for two seasons. 1t is one of the
coolest and most comfort-givine
grades you can get, $1.5o garment.
Silk-Striped Madras Underwear.
athletic style, s. garment.
ROCKINGHAM Union Suits
We are just in receipt of our
complete assortment of this
very popular and comfortable
underwear. OF various striped,
checked and plain cotton ma
terials, $50 and $3.50. Silk
Madras. $3.50, and all-silk, $3.50.
Other makes, $50 to s..
The Bathing Suits
A popular one-piece model OF
worsted. plain colors and heather
mixtures. $3.50, s. and $50; two
piece Worsted Bathing Suits.
plain and trimmed styles. $3.50
to $3.50; Fiber Silk Bathing
Suits. many novelties, $40, 81,
and SIS.
Evening star., 1921-05-24
Women's Tailored Ramie
Linen Suits

Linen Suits
in oyster white and navy.
sn:ar, he.,ed models. beautifully
tai'e-ed. on long straight lines.
u;:;: .cEg roll tuxedo or notch
oo.,ars and link button effects.
slsSa.
Women. Jersey Sports Suits
IT attractive coio-s and plenty
II :ac popular -avy h.-e. $3.50:
a-so handsome si-u!.i:e Jersey
:Cxeao suits. S,e-Sa.
For the motori.t
Shsntmg Cover-Alls
Well :a..o-ed 1od:<h coats. .ha:
vii kee? you as tim s-d :-.>i7
:. the era 9: ycc- DAYS outing
as a. -, beginning Scs-Se.
For rugged mountain trips
All-se-vice Tweed Coats
-ot nnc impaired weeds, il
rough na-rish mixtures com
1o-tabls -asls1 sleeves With
narrow hsl.s src lea.he- o-:-
ians. So 10 SOS
For the WOMAN Who viii ride
Smart, Correct Habits
-ct KHAKI N-.Sh: =: -s.--z, co'-
orcd iIncr c-saE SSa: al
Scrs-st, N->--h.> = Hack "a
whit, checked nahs:-. 81. N..sf:
ant = whl,e Ca.a--1s SA.Sh
With the separate Skirt
A Smart Sweater
Fopula- cc-c- Par not.-s. y
vop.. v'I-n the rru -cuns -eck
sno pka-ec E-Ges are shown
Il vs-Ious spu--s ga dea SIS
70 HI
n fipe- six, WITH crEs s15
rpciz-- fS,. scne+:rnes y cry
fasting roio- SAT-
Finc- six. IT ocreE.y r.sr..
VIII sing Elrde s15 TIT
nlrnC - pics-.t six brad n
i-ynsr sc-Ip.d co1o-11c Sac.
Eedo Sweaters. -. shown e
-rs> mos plc.-s cc,1o-. zcd IL
enc. r,o1.-s II ct1Sor notz.r,
sn>-lard 1rd z-pnr-. H7s to
SE. II So.- SIX 4zs to Sls55.
1rc Il krxr-1oEt real six. 81
wm1s App.sel Bs-~z. -tt-l &S<.
M.se' Sh.ntanx and Linen
SUITS
are most chic, the Linens in
tz1eio or notch collar and link
11.ton effects. n white. rose.
nzvy ani leather, Slszs and
sz,5s.
Tie Shantung, in beautifully tai
iored models. or long. slim, lines.
some handsomely braided. $3.50
and $3.50.
Eponge Sports Frocks, SIS.
Misses Tub Skirts $355 to $50
Dainty Blouses, sos to $50.
Misses' seetsa. Hsurth ssss
Evening star., 1921-05-24

Better SIS Suits than Ever
The entire line has been
strengthened by the addition OF
many suits that have been selling
at much higher prices. You Will
find a splendid variety OF styles
and fabrics.
Sports Suits at SIS
Three-pieee Sports Suits-Coat,
Trousers and Knickerbockers.
The coat is made Norfolk style
with arm-free shoulders. You
may get this suit in varied as
sortment of fabrics.
Separate Sports Coats, SIS
Plain colors of blue, green and
gray to wear with white flannel
or other sports trousers; newest
model.
Separate Trousers at SO
Very special values. White Duck
Trousers, $3.50; Separate Knick-
ers, 81 to SO.
Auto Busters, So to SIS
Plain tan or gray crash fabrics.
Palm Beach Suits, $18 and $40
A great showing of these great
est Of all hot weather suits.
Mems White Footwear
Genuine White Buekskin Ok
fords. black or tan leather trim
med. $11, plus tax.
Genuine White Bueeskin Ok
fords with white soles, SO pair.
White Canvas Sports Oxiords,
leather trimmed, s. pair.
White Canvas Oxfords. four diff
ferent models, some with leather
soles and some with Neolin soles.
81 pair.
Tennis Sports Shoes with extra
heavy soles. $3.50 pair.
Tennis Oxfords, light weight,
$3.50.
Tennis High Shoes, SIS.
Mems Summer Shirts
White Oxford Cloth Shirts with
collar attached and single button
Guns, also IN necKOand style, -.
White Self-striped Madras
Shirts, 8, $3.50 and S.
An exceptional showing of Mad
ras Shirts at 3-a special dis
play of colored woven and
printed madras shirts in a large
assortment of choicest colors and
patterns. including light effects
and the weli-covered darker
tones.
Mems Straw Hats
The prices are extremely mod
crate and every hat is perfect
one. Sailors in novelty or plain
straws. bleached or natural. with
stiff or flexible brims, s., 81, S.
to 81.
Nea's shesA First Rsse.
Evening star., 1921-05-24
Golf

I EE'S Gole Clubs are seen
on every golhng green.
and there are styles for
every play and models espe-
cially adapted to beginners.
MID-IRON ~
MASHIE 63
DRIVER
BRASSIE each
PUTTER
Repaint Golf Balls, 35c
each, 3 for 81.
Reach Scotty Balls, Csc.
Reach Paramount Balls,
75c.
Reach Eagle Balls. 81.
Spalding Baby Dimple,
75c
Colonel Golf Balls, 81.
GoM-or Caddie Bags, 81 to
$167S.
oukMgs0ss1D Dsef5nA ys1EA AssA
Evening star., 1921-05-24
Separate Skirts

SSPdEdte ShIfIS
for the tennis court. golf links.
or an adventurous hike on coun-
try roads Foremost of the
newer skirt fashions are the
washable black and white Fan
tasi silks. SIS; and beautiful. lus-
,rous barouet Satins in lovely
pastel shades. s9.75. Also all
white skirts OF beautiful striped
lannels. as we'll as plain and
blazer novelty silk will be much
worn. Novelty plaid silks are
seen in smartiy pleated styles,
with unique pockets and we'll
placed belts.
Attractive Sports Blouses
that will be worn-of crepe de
chine. cverblouse models. tied at
:t,c SIDE. with trimmings Of
,s6c: h;sque or Jade trimmed in
o-oohe,ed wool: and white
seorse.tc crepe dotted in Jade
wool. with Peter Pan collar and
?,o:.ss IN JADE, each style at
sl:.7S.
Tricolette Overblouses
BACK with white, with leather
PocSet trimmings and white kid
belts laced with suede to match.
ST..
For ~hite tub skirts
There are Peter Pan blcuses. in
ciri!y- all white or with col
cree p,es:inss and bands. $2s5
TO SIS; and gingham lyons
trimmed win white linen collar
al o-Es. special a. S5zs.
We Mention Sport. Hats
and Immediately one thinks of
those soft. crushable affairs, in
exquisite ootoriags and smart
shapes,
Chic hats OF French felt and
trre.r,-5y the way, the rewest
z--~z,s-bsnded hats. smart
sz;ic-s o. with pencil rolled
b-ins; Kuroki crushabIe hats
combined with straw, are very
fashionable. and the exquisite
-zii-~hite fabric hats are much
n demand Ribbon hats have
made a favored place for them
selves with their bright color
ings and unique trimmings.
wMsa's Apparel ser1oa. Third 6ssf.
Outing Froeks for Girls
The regulation froek. of white
jean, with colored collar and
cuffs. trimmed in white braid and
emblems; and the dark blue Pal
mer linen or pink chambray reg
ulation frock, trimmed in white,
are excellent values at $50.
Blue Palmer Linen Middies and
skirts to match. s garment.
White Jean Middies and skirts
to match. Sz2S garment.
Khaki Middies, $3.50.
Khaki Skirts on waist. s..
Khaki Bloomers. $l.5e.
CulS' EAct1on- Yourth dooP
Evening star., 1921-05-24

What Men Will Wear
Decoration Day

The four sections of the Mems Shops in complete
readiness for Decoration Day and outing needs of all
sorts-Cothns Shoes, Hats and Haberdashery. New
models new materials styles Moderate prices.
Evening star., 1921-05-24

in oyster white and navy.
sn:ar, he.ied models. beautifully
tai'c-ed. on long straight lines.
U;::: ,oHg roll tuxedo or notch
cellars and Ink button effects.
SleSn.
Evening star., 1921-05-24
Mems Straw Hats

The prices are extremely mod
crate and every hat is perfect
one. Sailors in novelty or plain
straws, bleached or natural. with
stiff or flexible brims, s., 81, S.
to 81.
Nea's sheea, First lsse.
Evening star., 1921-05-24
For ~hite tub skirts

There are Peter Pan blcuses. in
c;ri.v al white or with col
o-el p,es:ings and bands. S.s5
TO SIS: and gnghan lyons
trimmed win white linen collar
s-S c-Es soec;al at SSzS
Evening star., 1921-05-24
For the rnotorist
ShxntWg Cower-Alls
For rugged mountain trips
All-se-vice Tweed Coats
For the woman ~be viii ride
Smart, Correct Habits

-cf KHAKI S--sf: =: -a.--z, eoI.
o-cd iincr c-ssl. S--S4: a.
Scra-at. n->--ht< - fs1s "a
whit, checked raaha::-. ST.. N..Sf
snL :. WIN. Ca.s-c1os- $3.50
Evening star., 1921-05-24
Attractive Sports Blouses
Tricolette Overblouses

- bzske: weave. in Jade or
h'sos with white, with leather
22cset trimmings and white kid
belts laced with suede to match
ST..
Evening star., 1921-05-24
Women. Jersey Sports Suits

IT stfrsc!:Vc cC.c-s and plenty
II :ac popular -Svy h,ue. $3.50:
aso handsome s.!-uri:e Jersey
.CXcao suits, S.e=Sh.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-28
NAM1NIU svA1GALQ
AUKoS.

per Kal6das kaikurie Emo,
mes senuoju iprociu vaisinosi
alkoholiu. Bet tai nebuvo al
-koholis tikras, bet mamie dirb-
tas. Mes tikroio alkoholio ne
bi kan yra> lemta gauti.
is dirbamo mamie alkoho.
lie padaroma taip vadinami
nuodai "smoon-shine. !"
Pranesta, kad ivairiose Chi
cagos ligoninese po sventes
atsirado apie so zmoniq, uz-
sinuodijusip ir pabludusiu nuo
"moon-shine. -
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-28
zINIOS IS .LIETJVOS.
GARSUS NORVEGU YYRAI
IR LIETUYA.

! KoPENHAGEN, !: (Elta)
.Lietuvos pasiuntinybes kop-
enhagoj rupesniu Tarptautine
studentp draugija paaukavo
Lietuvos studentams 500 do
leriu.
Lietuvos pasiuntinio Kopen-
lhagoje sveikinamas norvegas
profesorius Fritjof Nansen
del go metq sukaktuyip, parei-
|ske lietuviams sirdingos pade-
kos, taip pat Georg Brandes,
garsusis kritikas, dekojo 20
metq sukaktuvems syeikina-
mas, kad uztarias LietuVas
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-28
LINcIAvIMAI E1NA sAvo
KELIU.

KEY WEST, Fla, gr. %.
Kavos krauturves savininka
Manuel Head ana diena kau-
kuotq vyrq burys pasigavo If
EslIaudziai apmuse.
>Greit po to atsitikimo Head
Enusov6 viena vietos zymu gy-
ventoja, Decker. Delto Head
suimtas If uzdarytas apskri-
ties kalejiman. (,
Tai sivyko Kal6dq vakare.
Neilgai laukus prie kalejmo
pradejo rinktis truksmadarip
minia. Pareikalaqta isduoti is
kalejimo zmogzudi.
serifas pasauke pagelbon
"
burr jurininkq. Sic atyyke i
nirtusia miniia issskirste.
Apie pusiaunakti aplinkui
kalejima viskas aprimo. Ju-
rininkai savo vietas uzleido
- . ~ z.
Serifo asistentan1s.
Kaip Tx jurininkai apleido
kalejima, kaip bematai NINA
ir vel susirinko. Suomi kar-
tn sserifas ir jo asistentai nu7
ginklucti, kalinys Head isvilk
tas is kalejimo If pakartas.
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IA zMoNIU NUzUDYTA.

CAIRO, gr. %. = RiauS6s
pakilo Sueze. Keletas riausi-
ninkQ nuzudyta il daugybe srl
zeista.
Zemesniajame Egipte prasi-
.dlio telegraph If telefonu SUI
siekimQ naikinimas.
Anglijos karo laval yra Su-
.eze, Ismailia, Port Said ir
Alexandria.
PaGiame Cairo n6ra joki1l
susisiekimui priemoniQ. Ang-
lQ militar6s valdzia suspendai
vo visokius susisiekimus su
tikslu neleisti j kruvas, rink
tis sukil6liams.
Dauguma valdzios vladimir,
ky nusprend6 pakelti streika.
Xxi $iolei era nuzudyta IA EMO
niq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-28
BoLsEvIKAI sToVI Uz
LENINo NUSIsTATYMA.
Dekoja Amer. selpimo Admi,
nistracijai.

MASKVA, ! gr. %. = Gia
visos Rusijos soTietu kongre-
Sc ana diena kalbejo vyriau-
sias bolsevikp yadas Leninas.
.Suvaziayusiems atstovams jis
nusake apie ekonomine Rusi-
jos padeti If apie valdzios nu-
sistatyma. Jis pranese, kad
Suomi kartu komunizmas Ru-
sijoje nepayyko. Todel eko-
nominiu atzyilgiu grazinami
burzHjq ekonominiai laikai.
Soyietq kongresas su Leni-
no kalba sutiko If prienle vi
'sus jo plenus atgaivinti Rusi-
ja.
Aygiai kongresas pripazino
Iir Lenino uzsienines politikos
nusistatymo plenus.
Paskui kongresas prieme
'rezoliucija, kuriaja reiskiama
padeka DR.. Nansenui if Ame-
rikos selpimo administered ijai
uz teikiama pagelba badaujan-
eeiai Rusijai. Pasakyta, kad
Am. selp. administracija daug
Ididesni selpimo darba atlieka,
|kaip kitos organizacijos.
Delegates Semashko indaye
Ikongresui raporta apie pin
ltaneia Rusijojje siltines epide-
mia. Serga zmones daznai
~ ~ =t=. go -1e35
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-28
BEKovoDAMAs M1RE.
VERA CRUZ, Meksika, gr.

VERA CRUZ, Meksika, gr.
%. = Cia su gelt,Snojo drugio
epidemi5a bekovodamas krito
nuo tos pacios epidemjos DR..
Howard B. Cross, is Rookie
fellerio istaigos.
DR.. Cross Sio menesio pra-
dzioje Gia atvyko liz atidare
laboratorija studijuoti gelto-
nojo drugio liga.
IS eia jis andai nuVyko
Taxfepec, kur yra visas tos
epidemijos centras. Tenai is
buvoNvi dieni ir uzsikrete to
ia liga.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-28
KARcIAI ATsINEsA ]
AMERIKA.

MAsKVA, gr. %. Nors
Rusijos sovietQ kongrese pa
daryta rezoliucija, reiSkianti
1padeEa Americas selpimo adj
ministracijai, bet kongrese y
ra delegatu, kurie labai kar-
Feiai atsinesa ] Amerika.
Vienas delegatQ sake, kad
Siandie Amerikos vyriausybe
.Selpti Rusijos vaikus iSleidzia
yiena doleri per menesi vie
no vaiko suSelpimui. Bet ia
pati vyriausyb6 nesenai islei-
do keturis dolerius dienoje
vienam savo kareiviui, kurie
buvo pasiqsti i Archangelska
sur tikslu zudyti rusus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-12-28
BoIisEv1KU ATsTovAI
BUS LoNDoNE.

LONDONAS, gr. %. : Lai-
kraStis Times raSo, kad pre-
mieru Lloyd George If BRAND
principe sutiko pakviesti eio-
mai pirmomis sausio dienomis
Rusijos bolSevikq valdzios uz-
sieniQ komisara Tchitche1ina
II Lityinova.
Sakoma, kad tiedu atstovu
turesia aiskiai atsakyti ke-
letq svarbiQ paklausimu.
Suprantama, pirmoj vietQj
bus skolos Prancijai.