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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-17
RUsU MoKYToJU sUvA-
zIAVIMAS MASKVoJE.
Bolseviku rezimas baigia juos
smaugti.

|
smaugti.
MASKVA, spal, 16. = Cia
tomis dienomis buvo Svetimo
Darbininkp Unijos ketvirta-
| sis kongresas. Tai rusai mo-
|kytojai. Kongrese dalyvavo
daugiau 800 delegatQ is visQ
Rusijos plotp, kurie yra boil
SevikQ valdzioje.
Patys delegatai savo asme-
minis irod6, koks siandie gy-
venimas rusams mokytojams.
visi jie pusiau apdriske, su
indubusiomis akimis, isbade-
ie. u tatai Wis reiha pa
d9koti sociaistp bolSevikQ re-
Izimui.
Kongrese padaryta rezoliu-
ella, kad butinai reikia imtis
visp galimu priemoniQ gelbe-
ii Rusijos mokyklas.
Mokytojai badauja.
Tukstanciai mokytojQ Rusl-
.ioje tiesiog badauja. Daugu-
ma jq keliauja per sodzius If
nuo moniQ praSo ismaldos.
TukstanGiai is jll neturi
sau nei tinkamp drabuziQ.
!Daugelis is desperacijos da-
rosi net gala.
Katrie iSgali, tie pamela
mokytojavimo profesija il Ell
ma kitur kaip nors pelnytq
duona. Daugelis eina dirb-
tn j bolsevikq valdiskas is
taigas.
TeGiau dauguma laikosi sa-
vo vietp >ir laukia laikq page
Ireiimo arba neturi lainNes ar
patraukimo uzsiimti kitokiais
darbais. Tie taigi yra ne
laimingiausi.
Svietimo DarbininkQ Unija
iskaito apie 100000 naril,
Indomiausia tas, kad is tQ ma
riu apie 63 nuoSimciai yra
'moterQ.
! Mokytojq tarpe esama If
komunistu. Bet jQ nedaugiau-
sia.
svietimo padetis.
Svietimo padetis RusljoJe
Siandie apverktina. BolseVi-
kai visas mokyklas pakeit6
savo propagandos urvais.
Daugelis del vargo prisitaiko
prie bolSevistiniu paziurQ.
Kitaip gall but persekiojam1
ir terorizuojami.
Kongrese sakyta, jog boise,
vikp valdzia dejusi dideles
pastangas praplatinti Rusijo-
lie svetima. Bet jai nepavy,
'ke atsiekti tas tikslas. Mo.
kyklu skaitlius padaugintas
bet vaikq protas aptemdin
tas.
1917 metals Rusijoje pradi
Iniq mokyklq buvo $4,000 il
$1,000 mokytojq- Tas moky
klas lanke apie 3,500,O00 val
, kq.
1920 metals pradiniq moky
klq jau buvo $1,000; moky
toip $4,000 If vaikp mokyk
: lose apie 100000.
Talpat pranesta, kad 8
gubernijose yra % miliona
zmoniq, nemokaneiq nei skai
)itymo nei raSto.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-17
Amerika Pareikalaus Skolu
nuo Europos

strijos il, Vokietijos bondsai.
Kad to visa reikalq kuovel-
kiau atlikti, budrA If priemo-
niu komisijja kuoveikiau inns
svarstyti skolp kIausimq, talp
kad pirm konferencijoS atllk-
ii visus reikalingus formalu-
mus.
Ivairiu tautu skolos.
Karo laikais uztrauktos a
merikoje ivairiQ tautQ skoloS
vra sekanCiOs:
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-16

head by a ball in game with play
InatRe and died several hours later.
/ He was dazef at first by the blow and
recovered quickly; but collapsed last
night at his home.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-16

keep far enough ahead of the motor
cade to keep the ehighway clear and
on the nine foot asphalt roads to ask
traffic 10 remain clear of the paving
Hntil all four divisions of the motor
cade pass. This will do away with
the necessity and delay of turning out
Sc me times in loose sand. Instruc-
tions have been prepared by Mr. Writ
and handed TO each car driver so that
there will he positive information Gov
eIing every point. The most impor-
tant Will lie that ears must not run
closer than 100 feet from each other
To- avoid accidents. As will be noted
from the following detailed itinerary
breakfast will be served at Pierce at
1870 tomorrow morning and the start
made from Highland Oak Farm at
SID sharp. See ion ID will drop off at
ltillCrest Lodge ut 1855 for lunch
Section c will stop at Highland Park
al l2:3O for lunch. Section B will
stop AT Lake Wales at l2:45 for lunch
and Section A will stop at Mountain
Lake Club at l:l5 for lunch. Supper
will be served in the Florida Citrus
Exchange Packing House at Lurerne
Park for the entire party at which
time Doctor J. IT, Ross. president of
the Exchange, is to deliver The nd.
dress of the day.
Til following is the Itinerary in
detail:
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-16
VAUDEVILLE AT AUDITORIUM

The ,Joyland Vaudeville Revue, four
big time acts direct from the Keith
Circuit will be the attraction at the
Auditorium Thursday, March 18th,
commencing with special ladies and
children's matinee Thursday at $3.50
p. m.
Prominent artists are, Madam
Zenda, Crystal Seer and mindreader.
This little hdy will tell you your
mime, where You were born and an
swer any proper question you may
ask her. She will locate lost articles
missing relatives and advise on any
question pertaining to matrimony.
business or law suits. The Great
Pitroff, Illusionist and hypnotist will
furnish more laughs than Chaplin
comedy, and mystfy you at the same
time.
Edwards and Lee, singers and
Come dians, have played the best Keith
houses in America. They will sing
some of the numbers they have made
famous on Success Record. Perhaps
the greatest comedy juggler in Amer
lea, is. Joe Madden. For two years he
appeared in the Century Roof New
York City, as a comedy feature.
lin addition to the above company
q photoplay will be shown.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-16
LAKELAND EvENNG TELEGRAM WEDNESDAY MARCH 10, lei

Mr. Keene mentioned that he had at
tended the first school in the Lake.
land district, located ON the present
site of the Lakeland phosphate plant.
He had seen the school facilities grow
from the .rough-hewn wooden benches
with seven little children sitting on
them, to the present attendance of
more than two thousand.
Probably the best talk of the SEES
sion was that by Mrs. Frank Crum
who spoke for the mothers of Lake
land and received a real ovation at
the conclusion Of her remarks. She
said the children were not getting a
fair show because of the totally in
adequate facilities both at Lake Nor
ton and Lake Wire. When xhe Lake
Wire school is rebuilt it should be
equipped with a gymnasium and ev.
eTything done to make it easier for
the children to obtain the education
to which they are entitled. She de-
scribed the conditions in both schools
as being detrimental to health and
well-being Of the children, stating
that every mother in Lakeland has
determined this thing shall not con
tinue indefinitely. AS n former resi-
dent Of California she had believed
that California was vastly superior to
any other state, but since coming to
Florida had learned to love this state
and to realize it has possibilities far
beyond any other section of our. coun-
try In California they get what they
want by going after it: that should
be the case in Lakeland and she
pointed ont that after all, the school
problem was one that could readily
be solved if only there is united ac
ton on the part of all citizens.
A suggestion came from Jos. John.
son that the Chamber of Commerce
appoint committee to cooperate
with the school board and the women
of the city in preparing something
definite to submit to the people. This
suggestion was followed by some
timely comments by NJ. +. Hethering.
ton who doubted the wisdom of tear.
ing down the old buildings unless the
architects so recommend, but that
nothing definite could be accom-
plishPd until the local board is ready
to give details before submitting a
bond issue to the voters He thought
that any committee appointed ought
to include representatives from the
banks, the clergy. school superintend-
ents, business men, building trades
and the Woman's Club. After some
further discussion motion was
adopted authorizing the appointment
of committee of five to cooperate
with the local school board. .@
Before adjournment Secretary Hol
worthy made an appeal for automo-
biles for the proposed trip to be ten.
dered the National Editorial Associa-
tion to Lakeland Highlands on Friday
morning. The matter was placed in
the hands of ]. S. Jewett as chairman
for this occasion.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-16
PAYMENT ON GUARANTEE

Washington. March l6.-The Chi.
cago, Rock Island and Pacific Rail
way Company is to receive the first
partial payment of the guarantee
from the government under the Wins
low act. The Interstate Commerce
Commission today issued a certificate
TO the secretary of the treasury for
the payment of 100000 to that
company.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-16
SOUTH CAROLINA MAN
GAINS TEN POUNDS
Il. W. Mccall. Chester, s. C.. De.
clareS That Garren's Tonic Ended
His Fifteen Years Suffering From
Indigestion and Nervousness
Grateful for Garren'S Tonic.

The people of South Carolina adj.
nit that they have been fooled ON one
or twp occasions on the price of cot
ton, but they make no bones in saying
that this will not be repeated.
AS. whole the people of South
Carolina constitute a vast majority
OF the remaining families of the Fa-
nous Old Southern Aristocracy that
once distinguished the Southland for
all time to come. A truer, better or
more substantial class of citizenship
cannot, be found than that which now
exists in the Palmetto state.
The following is very interesting
story, containing valuable information
OF those who suffer from indigestion.
nervousness or from a general run
down condition of the physical body.
Mr.. Mccall, who gives out these facts
Is a widely known highly respected
gentleman of the old school. His
statements are as follews-read his
letter: -.
Il have been sufferer from inli-
gestion for ten years. and have tried
many different remedies without get
ting the desired results. On July 8.
1919, l secured bottle of Garren's
Tonic from your Mr.. Smith, andsto
my surprise, when | had finished TAX
ing that one bottle l realized that
was improving. After taking seven
bottle of Garren Tonic l have gained
ten pounds. and can now eat anything
That | want without those bad after
effects that We're once a torture to
my existence"
The store where l got my medi-
cine is very enthusiastic over Gar
ren's Tonic and states that it Is diff
hcult to keep enough on hand to sup
Ply The demand. and no wonder, for
II surely is wonderful medicine. I
heartily recommend Garren's Tonic
to all who suffer from indigestion and
nervousness. 1t has an unusual
merit that distinctively shows itself
in the first bottle one takes. Don't
take my word-Take Garren's Tonic
and he convinced as ! have BEEN"
says e. W. Mccall.
Garren's Tonic is a Back-to-Nature
Remedy, made from native herbs
roots and barks gathered from the
forests Of Western North Carolina
whose medicinal values have become
paramount necessity to the entire
world Of medical science.
Garren's Tonic is a vegetable com
pound of those properties that are
so compounded they go directly to the
cause of all stomach troubles arising
from the lack of blood. poor digestion,
constipation and nervousness.
II your physician condition shows
signs Of weakness coming from any of
the above causes, you should secure
just such treatment as is offered in
Garren's Tonic. then you, too. will
eventually praise its merit-Why not
start today?
Garren's Tonic is sold in Lakeland
fy Henley's Drug Store. Single bot
tie $1.25. Buy bottle for 81. 90.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-16
FAIRBANKS LATEST
PICTURE HIS BEST
Critics and Public Wonderfully En-.
thusraStlc Over 1.-THE Mark
Of Zorro"

Never before has Douglas Fair.
banks waXed so enthusiastic over the
auccess and admiration Of Il picture
than he has over Tho Mark OF Tor.
ro,' his fourth United Artists pro.
duction which will be the feature at.
traction at the Casino Thursday and
Friday,
The story is an adablation of John.
ston McCulley's novel. "rhe Curse of
'aplstrano, which appeared in the
All story Weekly" magazine.
Those critics who have viewed
The Mark of Zorro" have proclaimed
that Fairbanks has eXcelled any OF
MS previous performances. This is
due TO some extent to the ingenious
story and the opportunities afforded
Doug to make the greatest use of
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-16
his athletic ability.

his athletic ability.
replica of the entire City of Los
Angeles, as it existed during those
stirring days, was constructed at a
stnpendous outlay. Over one hundred
genuine types were secured for the
purpose OF realism. They can be seen
in the picTue attired in their native
costumes ana pursuing tne:r usual vc-
cations. In Fact every inc lent t. the
most minute detail has hren given
the most careful attention.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-16
$4,000 for One Bout

New York. March 16.-Johnny VIII
son. middleweight boxing champion,
decision bout here Thursday with
Mike O'Dowd, of st. Paul, the former
title holder. O'Dowd's share Of
Thursdays bout will be $4,000.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-16
MIAMI SCHOOLS MUST
CLOSE If BOND ISSUE
FAILS TO PASS TODAY

Miami, Fla, March 16.-Property
owners in the Miami school district
are today voting on a 100000 bond
issue. Should the issue fail to pass
it is declared the city schools will be
compelled to close Immediately as the
salary fund for the teachers has been
completely exhausted.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-16
W.. U. MESSENGERS STRIKE

Miami, March 16.-Western Union
messengers struck today for higher
.pay. They want-the old--mages- (which
were cut 80 per cent last week. re-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-16
soLoN TO RIDE in AIRpLANE

Miami March Ex-senator Tom
Campbell. of this district, has char.
tered an airplane in which he will go
to Tallahassee to attend the legisla-
ture next month. Is
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-16
FIRST BALL VICTIM

Chicago, March L. Baseball,
claimed It's first fatality OF the sea-
son here Sunday when Joseph Mat
tloa. - years old, was struck on the
The Washington times., 1921-10-12
HOUSES FOR SALE
BISCHOFF REALTY co.

1s,b00-On Ingram st. N. w. Six rooms
and bath; furnace heat; colonial style. $500
cash, $50 per month.
Ss,B00-On Quincy st. N. w. Six rooms
and bath; furnace heat. $500 cash.
t6.6o0-on Harvard st. N. w. Six rooms
and bath; furnace heat; colonial style
$500 cash.
St,sb0-On l4th st. N e. Six rooms and
bath; lstrobe heat; possession. $500 cash.
s3.76o-In Brookland, near Rhode Island
ave. N. Il. Six rooms and bath: hot-watef
heat; lot b0x2oo; In good condition, $500
cash.
s4.ooo-Fine business property. northeast.
ss7.6oo-Excellent investment property.
northwest.
II you are Interested in a home or
investment property, this list will be
worth your while investigating.
BISCHOFF REALTY co.
eos sth st. N. Il. Lincoln 6l10.
The Washington times., 1921-10-12

Price $4,000.
End 1T. 8. E.. Close to Congressi onai
Library. Two six-room apartments: mod
ern heat; double EaraEe: Property is In
month. Possession of one apartment will
be given when transfer Is made. Terms.
Price $8,975.
A large, modern. fire proof store, with
eight modern, fire proof garages, all built
of concrete and stucco Lighted by cleo
tricity Now under rental Of 3104 per
month. Situated close TO 7th and Penn
sylvania ave. 8. Z. These properties have
been built within the past few years and
are thoroughly modern. Can be sold on
reasonable terms.
Price $500.
11th at. N. E., very close to Lincoln
Park. A nine room, modern, press brick.
bay window house; splendid lot. Can be
sold on very easy terms. Possession with
deposit.
Price $4,750.
7th ut. N. E.. between Massachusetts,
ave. and Maryland ave. A six-room, mod
ern, bay window brick house. with cellar:
splendid frontage and good depth. Can be
sold on terms Of $500 cash and $46 per
month. including interest and principal
Price $4,000.
4th st. s. E.. not far from Pennsylva MIA
ave. modern six room house; cellar;
furnace heat. Can be sold very ac-
commodating terms.
The Washington times., 1921-10-12
MADAM D'ASHMAN
MADAME JEANETTE
PROF. BELMONT

Noted Ciairvoyant and Palmist, can read
your life by the lines In your palm, which
are the record Of your life. Being . grad
uate of two colleges of ralmistry and his
wonderful gift OF second sight enables him
to lift the veil OF mystery and reveal to
you important matters Of your future life
Gives advice oh everything pertaining to
life; tells the secret Of having personal
Influence with your associates. Prof Bel
mont 10 q Psych ologist OF World Rsnown.
Readings, u. 1915 New York ave. nv.
next door to Ma asonic Temple.
The Washington times., 1921-10-12
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
314 Pennsylvania Avenue S. E.

Chevy Chase, D. C.-$15, 200.
Here's house you'll like. 1t has 8
rooms and baths, with hot-water
heat, electric lights. 2-car garage and
all of the refinements that make for a
modern home for family of culture.
Chevy Chase, D. C.-$14,500.
Very pretty house of s rooms, 2 baths,
shower, quartered oak floors, center
hall plan with living room across en-
tire house. Just nearing completion.
this house will meet every requirement
of family desiring location in this ex-
elusive section.
West Chevy Chase-$9,950.
Here is a 7-room and tiled bath semi
bungalow dwelling with hot-water
heat, electric lights, hardwood floors.
screened sleeping porch: situated on
lot SO by 1o6. running to paved alley.
Chevy Chase, D. C.-$16,500.
Beautiful 8-room and bath house with
garage and on pretty lot 100 by 150
Modern throughout, delightful in ar
ranEement and possessing many un-
usual features, this house offers a real
buying opportunity.
ALLAN E. WALL
S13 18th St. N. w.
The Washington times., 1921-10-12
PUBLIC HEARING.
PuRLIC HEARING

u. s. ENGINEER OFFICE. $50 OLD
Land office Building, Washington, u.
c. A public hearing will be held at this
ottice AZ Z!oo y. m, Octooer S, hsSl, Tor
OF existing regulations for opening draws
in the Highway Bridge and Pennsylvania
Railroad Aridge across the Potomac river
at Washington, ID. G. Oral statements from
interested parties will be received, but all
important facts and arguments should be
submitted in writing.
The Washington times., 1921-10-12
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
314 Pennsylvania Avenue s. E.

Price $500.
9Th ct. N. E.. near Florida ave. A six
room modern, brick house. Very easy
terms accepted and possession with de-
posit.
Price $500.
st. s. E., between sth and 9th SITS. A
seven room. modern house. with lot hav-
ing a frontage of ~ feet. Reasonab BILE
terms and possession within q short time.
Price $2,675.
1121 New Jersey ave. 8. z. A six-room.
modern press brick house. in perfect con-
diton. Built by days labor. Can be sold
on very reasonable terms-monthly pay
ment basis. Possession with deposit.
Price $2,500.
Very close to End and Pennsylvania ave.
s. E. six-room house, with store: lot
20 by 100 to alley. Terms. $500 cash. bal
ance $25 par month, including interest and
principal. Owner will give posse ssion
when transfer 10 made.
Price $500.
A five-room bungalow, with large lot,
very close to Pennsylvania ave. bridge
Randle Highlands section. This 10 one of
the best properties for the money that has
been offered for a long time. Possession
with transfer. Terms.
The Washington times., 1921-10-12
OR SALE OUsES FOR SALE.
"wHY NOT NOw?"

"WHY NOT NOW?".
$45O0-16TH ST. $2OO0-SEAT PLEASANT, MD.
Oper
$4O00-FOOTE ST N. E. &400-CAPITOL HEIGHTS, MD
WV '-'A " "'"'"' ash
1 E @ hEGhIS ND ssOO0-GREATER HEIGHTS MD
News
$3O0O-CAPTTOL HEIGHTS 60 ao pITOI HEIGHTS MD
'""""' "''p'o " s'"d ~ nnshed
cash. month
%. B. ZANTZINGER
st and Dix SITS N E. Lincoln
4419 Hayes st. N. E. Lincoln 4639.
TAKE STREET CAR MARKED DISTRICT LINE,
The Washington times., 1921-10-12
Price $500.
Chevy Chase, d. C.-$16,OOO.

Chevy Chase, D. C.-$16,00O.
Eisht-room and bath residence, on
large lot with garage. Thoroughly
modern, we'll built and in best condi-
ton. Like the 9thers here offered 1t
Is well located in one OF the best
sections
Chevy Chase, d. C.-$15,750.
Here is a particularly interesting
offering In a Chevy Chase residence OF
rooms. 2 baths. shower. hardwood
floors, concrete porcfes, center hall
type, slate roof, 4 bedrooms; garage.
Lot large. Modern to the minute and
attractive from every standpoint.
Pretty Bungalow-$S,000.
Located on wide avenue in Brookland
this new bungalow has s rooms and
bath on one floor. Large attic with
space enough for two finished rooms
Many built-in features Fireplace
porches. Large lot with high eleva-
tion and beautiful view. Concrete
cellar under whole house. See It at
once as 1t Is ready to move into.
The Washington times., 1921-10-12
MADAME PARKER

oifted eisirvcysnt and medium. sives tru.
advice on business. health. love ana family
affairs Tells the name Of yeur future
husband cr wife. what 10 ~ 10 - sse-
ss fsctier or ne charge. isii = 81 Nv
The Washington times., 1921-10-12

Columbia Heights
Nine-room house on Euclid St: front
double rear and sleeping porches: hot =
water heat; electric lights; hardwood
floors and trim; screens and awnings; 2-car
garage; nstantaneous water heater; per-
feet condition; a most complete home
Price, $4,000.
McKEEvER Goss.
1905 Eye Street. Main 4752
Cleveland Park
Detached corner home In beautiful Cleys-
land Park; rooms and baths and SER
wants room; spacious front porch electric
lights; hot-water heat: beautiful finish and
flooring: garage o. wide alley. Immediate
be seen to be appreciated. Price, 10000
The Washington times., 1921-10-12

ium and Spiritual Healing. Cissse. and
Private Lessons Hours. S:3o to s:oo. isis
Eve St ~ w
The Washington times., 1921-10-12

Chevy Chase
Detached home. in pleasant location;
rooms and bath. with space on second floor
for 3 rooms; front, rear and sleeping porch;
hot water heat: electric nights: hardwood
floors and trim; open fireplace; double
garage An artistic home and one worth
your inspection. Price, $3.50.
McKEEvER a GOss,
1906 Eye Street. Main +7ba.
Kansas Avenue
Nearly new house; splendid condition; 8
rooms and bath; sleeping porch: all modern
i'm provements; hot-water heat; electric
lights and gas; screens and awnings; deep
lot to alley. bargain for quick sale.
The Washington times., 1921-10-12
CARLETTA
o, TELLS YOUR NAME -,

Tells you cause Of your trouble, how TO
permanently overcome II; tells names Of
friends, enemies. husband. wife or sweet
heart IL false or true; who to trust, who 10
avoid. REUNITEs- SEPARATED. WHO
AND WHEN TO MARRY, IF EVER. No
TIoN AND ADVICE NEEDED. FOR POSI-
TIVE RESULTS AFTER ALL OTHERS
FAIIs-SEE CARLETTA. Phi. Main 1ass.