davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-02
TOO MUCH MUCH TALK TALK UNW|SE, STATES
 GENERAL HARRIS
Adiutant General Would Like to Express Opinions, But Has Not Forgotten the
 Sims Incident
By Associated Press

Chattanooga, July 1.--Major Gen eral Peter c. Harirs, adjutant geneai of the United States army, who is in the city as a guest of the convef!- tion of the Tennessee department of the American Legion, today discussed army affairs with special reference to unpreparedness and disarmament at a luncheon given in his honor by civic organizations.
 Speech making Is a dangerous occupation for army officers" said General Harris, who explained that but that it was not always a safe pro- position, and continued:
 The people have demanded sweep ing reduction in expenses for our military establishments, as tffey have been told that most of our national revenues go for war--past present or future. And, Congress as is pro- per, has given them. But the people have not been told the whole truth. They don't realize that appropria- tions for the army were last year, but S.s per cent of the total of the total cost and those for the navy s.s per cent.
 The people don't realize what a small percentage of the total ap- populations these of the standing army and navy are. The Secretary of the Treasury recently estimated the World war cost to the United States exclusive of what was owed by the allies, at $24, 1000, 900, 900. Recen. estimates of indirect cost raise that to $32 100000. This is over four times the total cost of our military establishment from tho declaration war in 1917.
 if we had used a fraction of one per cent of this sum each year, there would have been no war for Amer.- ca, or if we had been forced in, Ger many would have been beaten in 1917 instead of 1918. The tremendous cost to the United States in men and money is due to our unpreparedness.
 Tt was IS months after our entry into the World war before single division of ours got into the fight ing line, and 15 months before we had any decided effect. Can we al- ways hope for allies who will hold the enemy back 15 months, while we get ready?
 Now as to disarmament, I am heartily in favor of real disarma- ment, and hope the time is not far distant when something can be done to accomplish this But I do not think that it can be done by the United States alone"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-02
RANDOM NOTES

Miss Lucy Stark Williams is visit ing relatives in Columbia and other points in Tennessee.
 MT. and Mrs. Boyd Mimick have returned from their wedding trip and sre at home at Powderiy.
 Miss Julia Newman is visiting Mir. hnd Mrs. Berry at Camden, Ala, where she is being delightfully."- enter tained.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Hendricks have zone to Chicago. where pr. Hendricks ern University. They expect to be away from Birmingham for . year.
 Mrs John c. Dawson and little daughter, Dorothy, have returned from visit to New York and North Carolina.
 Miss, is visiting her daughter. Mrs. R. V. Davis. on Fountain Heights.
 Mr.. John H. Jones and her son, Mr. Edwin Jones of Atlanta. are out. of-town guests for the Stockwell- worthinston wedding.
 John b.. Strange win leave today for Eden, Ala, to visit his brother. and on the Fourth they will attend a family reunion picnic at Cook Springs.
 Miss Alma Lide, who had her ton sils removed yesterday, is at the home of Mrs 2. T. Rudolph on Madison ave- nue. where she will remain several days while she is recuperating.
  Miss Thelma McGehee who hos been visiting her cousin, Miss Jamie Shaw, neaves today for her home in Fay ettevilie, Tenn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-02
Neuroes Hold CreditabIe
 Fair In Meridian This Week

Meridian, Miss, July 1.-(SpeciaL) The Lauderdale county negro fair held at the Mississippi-Alabama fair grounds for the past two days end- ed this afternoon. There were . large number of exhibits showing tho progress made by the race in this county in agricultural pursuits and home economics, tho displays as a result of the home demonstration de- partment being equal in many re- spects to any heretofore shown in the county.
 There were large number of prize awards and the contests in each were keen. A feature of the fair yester- day on the opening day was parade through the business streets of Me- ridian to the fair grounds headed by the negro band of Laurel and fol- lowed by numerous floats and decor ated automobiles.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-02
nIG TIME ON HIT RoURTH

GAd9den, July 1.-7Ihe Fourth Of July will be celebrated in Gadsden Dy tho American Legion and all the plans have been completed for the 1egion picnic to be held at Noccalulu Falls Monday. July Fourth. The Steel Plant band has been secured for the |sccssion and will play down town for one hour before going to the falls in |o tsuGlE
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-29
NAUJI MOKESCIAI MOKE.
TT TEKs VARGDIE
MANS.

Madison, Wis, Kovo %. -
Peoples Reconstruction sqjun,
Cos susirinkime ana vakarq
kalb6jo Sitos valstijos senate
rius La Toilette.
Senatorius pareiSk6, kad jis
visas laikas buvo prieSingas
Americas karui ir Siandie
prieSingas kongreso nusistaty-
mui finansuoti karo pasek-
mes.
Pasake, kad Siandieninis
kongresas ir Siandienin6 val
dzia darbuojasi atSaukti mo-
kescius uz pelno pervirSius il
uz dideles iplaukas ir tuos mo-
kesGius sukrauti ant vargdie-
niu zmoniu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-29
Graikai Pazzangiuoja Mazojoj
Azijoj
Paseknningai Malsinami Komu.
nistai Vokietijoje

Bet Turkai nacijonalistai
pazymi, kad talkininkai sutiko
Su Graikp plenais, kuomet
Graikiios karo minister's Gou-
rnariS, budamas Londone, pa
tiek6 plenus ir klaus6 leidi-
mo Graikams pakelti kovQ
prizes Turkus. Talkininkai is
pradziQ Svyravo, bet ant gaic
&utiko 81 GraikQ plenais.
NacijonaliStai dar salo, kad
GraikQ puolimo pradzia buvo
paskirta ! Kovo Is d. Bet bu-
vo atidGta ligi KOvo % d. Mes
GraikQ vyriauSyb6 Wis dar bu-
vo abeiojuS apie Anglijos su-
tikimQ.
Graikai pak6I6 puolima Bru-
sos ir C<hako frontuoSe kovo
% d.. kuOmet gavo uztikrini-
ma is Londono.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-29
YPATINGA MUzIKA KAR'
D|NOLO LAIDOTU-
:, VEINS.

Baltimore, Md, Kovo 2S. e
A. a. kardinolo Gibbonso lal-
dotuv6ms katedroje bus pa
vartojama ypatingoji is Vati-
kano prisiQsta muzika su gri-
gorijoniSku giedojimu. Ia mu-
zika yra manuskripte If pirmu
kartu j paimta is Vatikano.
Giedos Sv. Marijos seminari-
jos grigorijoniSkas choras.
Mires kardinolas labai my
l6jo grigorijoniSka giedojima.
Anais laikais kuomet jiS
smarkiai buvo susirges Apasta
liSkam delegatui Washingtone
paduota sugestiia parsisiQz-
dinti ta muzikos manuskripta.
Taip il padaryta.
Siandie ryta kardinolo kunas
is Arkivyskupo rezidencijos
perkeliamas katedron, kur is
bus vieSumoie ligi ketvirta-
dienio.
Baltinor6s arkivyskupijos
administratoriui ApaStaliSkas
delegates paskyr6 vyskupa
Corrigan: -...
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-29
L|ETUVOS SU LENKAIS
TARYBOS RUBEzIU
KLAUS|ME.

Paryzius, Kovo %. = Lie
tuva ir Lenkija principe pri-
pazino pasiqlyma TautQ Sq-
iungos tarybos. PasiQlymas
padarytas Kovo 2d. Juo abid-
vi Saly$; sutiko tiesioginiai tar
ties mieste Brussely teritorija-
lip ginGu klausime, pirminin-
kaujant Pauliui Hymans, Bel
gijos atstovui Tautu Sajungos
taryboje. .
Lenkija tn tarybQ metu y
ra iSgavusi kai-llurias salygas.
Svarbiausioji is tu tai ia,
kad Lietuva pristato maisto
Vilniaus gyventojams, kuriQ
maitinti Lenkai neturi is ko.
Hymans abb Sail pakviet6 pa
siusti atstovus ] Brusselio ta-
rybas, kurios prasidesiancios
ateinanGio BalandziO Is d..
Tenai pirmiausia bus susta-
tyti definitiviai pagrindai, pa
gal kuriu taikos tarybos bus
vedamoS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-29
100000 darbininku.

Senatorius Cheron, finansi-
n6s komisijos pirmininkas, ba-
re valdzia kad j siandie pa
laiko neapskaitoma daugybe
zmoniQ civifeje tarnyboje =
butent, apie 100000 darbinin-
kQ. Tai baisus dail1tas.
Tik $4,000 Prancuzu yra
apd6ti tiesiogin6mis metin6mis
mokestimis.
Cheron perspeja nuo toles-
niQ paskolq. Mes tas veikiau
pragaisintQ Sail.
Prancuzijos visa Wits, sa-
Ike senatorius, yra butinai
gauti tuos milijardus, kokius
uztikpino taikos sutartis. Bet
If po to Prancrzu finansine
padetis bus desperatine.
Journal de Debats intaria
Vokiecius lebavimuose. Juk
niekais isleisti pinigai butq
labai reikalingi Prancr1zams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-29

Praneuzija didelius defiei-
tus turi operuodama gelezin-
kelius, pasta, telegrafq if te-
lefonQ linijas. Del aStuoniQ
darbo valandq dienoje ant ge-
lezinkeliQ valdzia per .metus
turi viena milijarda frankly
deficito.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-29
SULTANAS PRoTESTUOJA
DEL GRAIKU PU0LIMO.
Talkininkai sakosi esa neutra,
liai.
Konstantinopolis, KovO .

Konstantinopolis, Kovo %.
Ana dienq pirmu kartu
nuO 1914 metp TurkV suita-
mas oficijaIiai pri1m6 diploma
tiniuS atStovuS PrancuZiJoS,
AnglijoS il ItaliioS. Site at
stovai pranezG SuItanui, kad jQ
vyriau<yb6> zymiai SuSvelni-
no SevreS (talkininkQ Su Tu-
kija) taikoS sutarti Londono
konfcrcnciioie. Paskui atSto-
val i$rei$ki Wilt. kad demOk-
ratindip SuItano vadOvyb&ie
Tmrkija nuo Sio IaikO inns
Gziaugties gerbuviu il Sails ga
les atlikti dideIi pazangumq.
SuItanaS tuojauS atStOvams
nurodt. jog Graikai iSnaujo
puoIa. Turkijq. I tai talkinin-
ky diplomatai atsakd, kad
Graikai elgiaSi be ju vie$pati-
jQ vyriausybiQ sutikimo. Sa-
k6. Londono konferenciioje
talkininkai d6jo pastangQ is
vengti Turkijoj visokio gink-
-luoto suSir6mimo ir tuo zvilg-
sniu nutara pasilikti neutra-
liai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-29

mas ju sukilimas. Valdzia to
sukilimo bijosi. Ne tick bio
komunistQ, kick nereikalingo
hmoniq kraujo liejimo.
Saksonijoje komunistai sti-
priai laikosi. Pranesta, kad te-
mai jiems vadovauja keli A
merikos industrijalistai.
Muniche policija isvaikius
tracija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-29
KRUVINOS KOVOS KOMU
NISTU SU KARUOME-
NE.
Komunistams nevyksta kovoti

AUlIluiIlSGalIlS SFyhSCd hOVOIl.
Berlynas, Kovo 2S. - Ko-
muniStQ sukilimQ liepsnOs Is
naujo palietd industrijini Ru-
hr apSkriti, kur pirm vieneriu
metu buvo vedama Smarki re-
voliucija.
ESSuOSe 10000 darbininkQ
praeitq SeStadieni demonstra-
vo. JQ tikSlas buvO pakvies-
ii generalin streikan visus
darbininkuS, rkad viSai uzda-
ryti Kruppo iStaigas.
Hamburgo komunistai pa6-
me Savo rankosna dinamito
dirbtuves arti Altana. Skrajo-
iancioji 500 vyrQ milicijos ko-
liumna atakavo dirbtuves su
tankOmis.
Eislebene buvo ivyke kru-
vini muSiai komunistQ su mill
ella. Pastaroji komunistus J.
veik6 il tie pasprudo j arti-
muosius miSkus. Milicija nu-
Sivijo. =
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-29
PASIRODE PERSALTAS
VANDUO.-

Mrs. R. Hanthorn, 144S No.
Clark gat., nuo Dearborn tito
iSoko upen su tikslu pasidary-
ii gala.
Bet kuomet gerai suslapo
Saltame vandenyi, eme sauk-
ties pagelbos. Egelbeta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-29
Palangos Apskritis --Lietuvai
:NUTARIMAS DEL L|ETU.
VOS IR LATvUOS
SIENy SLYC|N|MO.

Kovo- "a dienq is Kauno
nuo B. BaluGio Lietuvos At
stovyb6 yra gavusi tollia kah-
legrama:
"Lietuvos LatviQ slenos ar
bitrazas uzsibaig6. LietHva
gauma Palangos apskriti Su u
kilometrQ paiurio.
Nauia siena -eina sekanciu
budu: juros punktas 4 viorstai
siauriau Sventosios, toliau !
SiaurryciuS Xxi Sventosios ar
ii KragiSkio, toliau senoji sic
ma iki Vegeru. Toliaus tarp
Vegerp ir zagar6s Latviams
pereina sklypas arti keturlu
tukstanciQ deSimtiniu. Toliau
pridedant NUNS ButkunQ kal-
ma sena siena iki Zeimelio mer
idiano. Toliau Xxi Murowany
Poniemon sklypas apie ketu-
riolika tukstanciu deSimtinlQ
Latviams sykiu su Bruravl-
Ski IL Murowany Poniemon.
Toliau sena siena Xxi tAknys-
tos kySulio pridedant NUNS
TlSenberg If Ellern ir apie TUX
stanti SeSis Simtus desimtinp
* KurSo. Toliau Aknystos ky
Sulis Latviams. Toliau sena
siena Xxi augSGiau ezero Su-
viek. Toliau NUNS is KurSO
plotas su Stensee paraleliai
sena siena Xxi punkto pusiau-
kelyje tarp EzerenQ II. Tur-
monte viso apie 1000 deSimti-
niu. Toliau sena siena Kurso
Xxi galui iSskyrus pataisa Lat
vip naudai prize Turmonto If
Rytscha apie 40 desimtiniQ.
Perdavimas plotQ kitQ Xxi
items Kovo trisdeSimts pirma.
Abelnai, atiduodama divide
Simts aStuoni tukstanciai de-
Simtiniu. Gaunama dvidesimts
tukstanciQ.
Siandie atvyko naujas RusQ
pasiuntinys Mostovenko. Ak
selrodas netrukus iSvaziuoja. -
Svarbiausioji Sio pranesimo
zinia yra ia, kad Lietuvos Res
publika jau yra priejusi prize
Baltijos juros If turi apie 20
kilometru juros kranto. Taisi
sveikinami yra visi Lietuvos
pilieciai su nauju laimejimu.
Kovo "a diena, 1921 m.
Lietuvos Inform. Biuras,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-29
DzIAUGIASI PRANCUZAI.

Paryzius, Kovo %. : Pran,
cuzai nemazai pradziugo nu-
girde, kadCSuv. ValstijQ Wy.
riausyba atsisak9 uzmegstj
pirklybinius rySius su bolSevi,
kline Russia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-29
METAI-yoL. VI. No. "a
spudzio, mat, dauguma jp nau

ispudzio, mat, dauguma ju nau
ljokai.
Ir sautuvai ne visp valyti,
|ir sis-tas praplyse, sis-tas at
siriSe, - zodziu, kaimo ber-
niokai ir tick.
Priejom prie lauko virtu-
yes. Pamaisem, paragavom,
he kas. Riebumo nuo zvir-
bio daugiau butQ, negu nuo
tn pQdu m6sos ka cia sudeti.
. Kane priezestis? Jaunutis,
1nevikrus vir6jas aiSkina, kad
Gia sudeta tick ir tick zolat-
IninkQ kruopQ, tick if tick bull
viu, tick ir tick m6sos, drus-
Ekos, pipirQ... zodziu, visko su-
deta kick reillia, o pasisemi--
veida perkreipes.
Kur kaulai?
Kick apSutus, mes mesa nu-
lgrandom, O kaulus iSnetam
Iauk, kad beveik katile nesi-
malsytq...
Tai tau! nix kaip tik nuo
kaulQ ir nuverda visi riebu-
mai...
zodziu, nera pas mus "za-
liukus" to sumanumo, kad
kaip budavo pas senus Rusp
>kareivius, kurie is ak6tvirba-
lilo isvirdavo puikia sriuba!...
Kitame sodziuje aplank6me
kita dali. Tas pat.
Toliau nuvykome j V. mics
tell, kur stov6jo musu sunkio-
j batareja.
Visai kitas vaizdas. Artile-
ristai padar6 labai gera ispu-
Idi; netik sautuvai pas juos
blizga, bet ir batai ir visos
Esagtukes. Ir vikrus, miklus,
kaip karininkai, taip ir karei-,
vial. I klausima atsakineia
.greit, aiskiai, trumpai. Jokiu
nusiskundimu ant nedatekliu:
kokiu tai budu jie patys sa-
vaimi sugeba ko stinga apsi-
rupmti.
Arkliai grazqs (visi Syvi),
nuserti, miela paziur6ti. Z
Man tai aisku, kodel Gia XII
tas vaizdas, bet apie tai ne.
kalb6sime.
Miestelis V. nuo karo aud
rq daug nukentajes, gyvento-
jai suvarge, bet jau matosi
naujai atsistaciusiQ, ir turbut,
bado nera, mes krautuvip Ian
guose graziai masina isalku-
sio pakeleivio axis dideli baltic
pyrago kepalai.
Apziurejes dalies perrisama
punkta, nuvykome j artimus
|rezervus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-29
sUsIRGEs voK1ET1Jos
MINISTER'S.

Berne, sveicariia, Kovo 2S
=. Vokietijos uzrubeziniu rel
kalQ minister's DR.. Simons
per Gia nukeliavo j Lugano,
Jis sergqs. Norris ten pasilseti
nors deSimti dienQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-29
PINIGg kURsAs.

|. Svetimp saliq pinigu verte, mai
nant nemaziau $25,OoO, Kovo 2G
.buvo tokia pagal Merchants IO.
an and Trust Co.:
.Anglijos steringu svarui 1891
Prancuzijos Sinful frankly 6.s6
1talijos Sinful liru 4.04
vokietijos Sinful nlarkiu 1.59
'Lietuvos Sinful auhsinp 1.5s
Lenkijos simtui markiq 10
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-29
Tolimuose rezervuose.

Kadangi nuo Divizijos Sta.
DO lig- pirmQjQ apkasu buvo
toloka, sutarem pavaziuoti dar
traukiniu maz daug lig tai
vietai, kur gelezinkelis suar,
dytas.
Toliau telefonu buvo nuro-
dyta, kur NUNS reikes issius-
ii vezimus, kad ] pati frontq
patekus.
Greitu laiku musQ trauki-
fnys sustojo Sile prize tam ty-
cia itaisytos platformos, kur
kareiviai issikrauja produk-
tus. Toliau. traukinys eiti ne
gal6jo. Cia pat lauk6 mus su
karieta. N. pulko vadas, j ku-
ria sus6do Kr. APPS. Ministe-
ris, yadas IL as. Kitan vezi-
man sutilpo visi kit likusieji.
Gilus ruduo. Rukai, paslap-
tingai oSia pusiu virsunes,
karts nuo karo nedidelio We
jelio supamos.
ISvaziavom is miSko. Purvi-
mas kelias kreip6si tarp dir
WI = juodu ariniu ir tankiu
zaliu sepeGiu suzelusiu rugiu.
Pradejo purksti smulkus Sal
tas lietutis. Pageluo. NejuGio-
mis- prisimin6 man. praejes
Rusp = VokieGip karas, kuria-
me man bedalyvaujant, taip
daug reik6jo panasiai basty-
tbs If pakelti Salcio ir karSccio
II lvairiQ pavojq. Maniau, kad
tai pra6jo ir nebesikartos dau-
giau. Bet kur tau?
Ir vel karas. 81 karta jau
musQ pacip tevyne grobikai
uzpuole.
lr skursta Sic menkai idirba-
mi dirvonai, ir skursta Sic ka-
dais grazQs vienkiemiai ir lin
ksmi sodziai.
Skurstame ir mes patys, be-
gyvendami tik sia valanda, sia
diena ir nesulaukdami aiSkaus
rytojaus.
Isukome j vieskeli, = pla-
tn, tiesq kelia, graziai apat-
gusi abb pusi berzais. Tai ko-
kios tai Rusu carienes isrez-
tas traktas" tarp Kauno ir
Filniaus. Tokiq traktp daug
yra Vilniaus ir Minsko tedy-
bose.
Karts nuo karto musq ka-
rlletos ratai dund6davo Vokie-
ciq isklotais crystals, kurie
jau baige putt.
Ir berzai jau kertami: daug
kelmq riogso.
Nemalonu ispudi kick taisa
bendras krasto vaizdas: nedi-
deli kalneliai keitesi ezereliais,
ezereliai balzganavo tarp me-
lynu silu If zaliq rugip dirvu.
Greit privaziavome N. So
dziq, kur stovejo atsargoie
IN. pulko dalis.
Kaip tik pietums pataikem.
Kareiviai issirikiave lauke
mus. Pasisveikinom. Apziure-
JON. Paklausinejom. Ispudis
neblogas, tik kick apsileide,
purvini, neyalyti batai If be
pirstiniq. Neturi to zvavaus,
stamantra,1s usennD kare;vin
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-29
55 nuzudyta.

EiSlebene kOvu metu nuzu-
dyta 80 zmOn6s If 80 suzeista.
Mansfeldo komunistai me-
ginO Susisiekti su Eislebeno
komuniStais II padaryti viena
fronta. Buvo jau padaryti su-
SineSimai ginkluotais dvirati-
ninkais.
Lema darbininkai uzeme
trQSQ dirbtuves. Tenai jjie at
RADIO 10000 senQ SautuvQ, 50
kulkasvaidziu If puse milijo-
no dirzQ amunicijOs.
Paciame Berlyne naktinlis
girdimi Saudymai. Policija
draudzia susirinkimus, kad ne
duoti progos komunistams pa
keIti demonstraciia.
Berlyne yra baimes.
Vokietijos valdzia painfor-
muota, kad komunistai turi
centraline organizacija. Todel
If paeiame Berlyne yra gall
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-29
FRON7O lsPUDz|AI.
(Raso K. K. Lizdeika Kauno
"Laisvaje")
(Pabaiga is pr. num-.

Ne beto, kad "palaiminti
musu zemelas keliai', kalti y
ra, kad negalim naudoties sun
kiais automobiliais, kuriu tu-
rim nemaza.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-29
PRANCUZIJA LAUKIA FL
NANSINE PRAGAIsTIS.
Neatkeliamos skolos; neturima
pinigu.

Paryzius, Kovo 26. = 'Kol-
Vokietija iSmok6s visa tai, kas
NUNS priguli, Prancuzija su-
lauks pragaiSties, " raso laik-
raStis Journal des Debats edi-
torijale, perkratydamas finan-
sines komisijos raporta, kurs
induotas senatui.
Ateinantiems metams Pran-
cuzijos vyriausyb6 turi ture-
ii sc milijardus frankly paden=
gti pramatoma deficita.
Kovo 1 d. Prancuzijos sllo-
los sieke 800 milijardu fran
kQ. Pirm karo skolq tureta a
pie 30 milijardq frankly.
RekonstrukclJos darbas.
Be tn milzinisku skolq Pran-
cuzija kas metal turf tureti
po 358 milijardus frankly re-
konstrukcijai sunaikintu plo-
tn If karo pensijoms.
Prancuzija daugumos mill
jardp lukeriavo is Vokietijos.
Bet kad Vokietija atsisak6
duoti reikalaujamus milijar-
dus, tad Siandie nei nezinoma,
kas toliau veikti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-29
LENINAS NEATMETAS
KoMUNIZMO.


Lodonas, Kovo %. = Boise
vikp atstovas Krassin paskel-
be, jog Lenino nusistatymas
nereiskia atsisakyma nuo ko-
munizmo, bet tik Rusijoie is
karo tailSon atmaina.
Praeita sestadieni pusiau-
dieniu pasibaigusioje parole
Chicagoje pavogta % automo-
biliu.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-09
:. VA SI1INGETON. s OCIETY:
Mrs. Morgan,
Goes Abroad
Wife Of Financier to Re
main IN Europe for
Month.

NEW YORK. Aug. s.--Mrs. J..
riernont Morgan, who sailed for
Europe on saturday. will remain
ahroad until the middle OF next
month. and upon her return VIII 30
to Highland Fails, N. X, for the
autumn season. Mrs. Morgan VIII
spend the greater part Of her time
abroad in London.
M and Mrs. Edward Everett
Bruggerhof, Of this city. have An
nounced the engagement Of their
daurhter. Miss Lucy Otis Brugger-
hof. TO Norris Edward Pierson. Of
STANFORD. Conn. Miss Brpggerhof
will shortly be graduated from the
PRESBYTERIAN Hospital. Mr.. Pierson
"a n graduate Of Princeton and Har-
ward Law school and during the
war was q captain In the air serv-
Ice and a pilot and commanding Of
f,cer of the Einetieth Air Squadron
on the French front.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville E. Inga1ls.
who are passing some time At the
virginia Hot Springs. expectt sail
for Europe on the Aquitania on Au-
gust 23. Upon their return they
viii occupy their cottage. In
salIston, at Hot Springs.
The wedding Of Miss Ella Cecil
Lang, daughter by former. mar
Rage Of Mrs. Gardner Greene
Hammond, Of Vineyard Haven.
Mass, to DR.. Archie Leigh Dean.
jr., SON Of Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Dean.
Of 3a7 West Eighty-ninth street.
will take place TOMORROW afternoon
at Grace Episcopal Church, Vine
yard Haven. A reception will fol-
low at the home of Mrs. Hammond.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-09
STRAND.
Vaudeville.

Manager Sparrow again comes to
the fore this week with another
highly amusing and well-balanced
program of vaudeville and pictures
for the delectation OF Strand pa
irons throughout the week.
Harry Downing. the boy with
two voices and a female imper-
senator OF note, heading a company
Of talented youthful performers
In q thoroughly delightful musical
and dancing offering entitled the
'Pep-O-Mint Revue" is billed as
the headline attraction and in every
way is worthy of the position ac-
corded on the program.
La vaux, an artistic exponent OF
the piano-accordion. in a series Of
classical and syncopated selections.
opens the bill. having everyons's
feet tapping and head moving be-
fore he retires. The Hilton Sisters
follow with a pianologue and vocal
number that likewise proved most
acceptable. It remained for Harry
White, "The Twelvs-Minute Man"
who bellies his name by appearing
in the blackest Of makeup, to
literally stop the show. Mr.. White,
who needs no introduction as a
monologist. unpacks as clever q
collection OF songs and stories as
Washington theatergoers have had
the opportunity to hear in many
q day.
Others on the bill include Tom
Overholt and Lillian Young in their
latest and most amusing originality,
Special Delivery"
In IAN Unwilling Hero" WIN
Rogers Is seen as a whistling
tramp, who becomes a hero against
his will, the star never being a
movie" hero. He is always a low
able humanbeing, with much good
in his makeup and a tantalizing
habit of avoiding work. He
whistles his way through life. a
beloved vagabond who wins the
sympathy OF some well-meaning
people who try to make a worker
Of him. How the tramp succeeds
in avoiding all their good inten-
tions makes the delightful story
that o. Henry wrote under title or
''whistling Dicks Christmas Stock
ing" Molly Malone and John
Bowers are other leading characters
in an excellent cast. As usual, d.
rector Arthur J. MAXWELL and his
orchestra come forward with a per.
feet interpretative musical setting,
the overture for the week, Joseph
Howard's "Baby Face" being ex.
ceptionally well rendered and the
exit march. Gilbert's Down Yon-
der" being equally we'll received.