davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-14
RUSIJoS INVALIDAI TAIP-
AT BADAUJA.
Bolsevikai rupinasi sdaugiau-
sia saviskiais.

MASKVA, rugp. 27 (suve-
linta. RaSo angl. laikrasciQ
tkoresp.). = Per dvi dienas as
tyrinejau bado intaka maziau
+intariamose vietose, kaip Sa-
mara. Teciau radau apgaile-
tinus daiktus.
KamiSine aplankiau seneliQ
prieglauda. Visuomenes gero-
YES departamento atstovas pa
aiSkino, jog tik po revoliuci-
jos imta rupinties seneliais.
Prieglaudoje yra apie tukstan-
tbs seneliu vyru ir moteru.
Kol-kas jiems bolseViku val
dzia pristato maisto tick, kad
neuztenka pavalgyti. Pajegia
seneliai eina miesto gatvesna
ir ten nuo praeiviq maldau-
ia duonos.
Caricine aplankiau invalidu
namus. Namai, kaip namai, at
rodo gerai. Visur grindys sva-
rios, svieziai nupiautos. Ma
muose turi prieglauda 30 Wy
rq. Dauguma jQ jauni. Teciau
daug kente karo, paskui re-
voliucijos laikais.
Su vienu, kurs apie % me-
(tq amziaus, teko susimainyti
Ikeliais zodziais.
Netuni namiskiu.
Karo laiku 1916 metals ko-
voje ties Ryga jis neteko able
ju kojp.
CAR tarnsta turi kokip gi-
miniu9" paklausiau.
"Ne," atsake jis. "Mano
moteris If tevai mira pirm po-
ros menesiu nuo siltines. Tai
gi as atvykau eia, nes GIN
tineje nera kan names pri-
ziureti."
Ant gallo lovos buvo pade-
tos jo dirbtines kojos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-14

If jis nenorejo eiti. Church
tvirtino, kad jis rqsy turi pi-
nigus, kuriuos turf uzmoketl
uz automobiliQ. * uomet
Daugherty atsisake eltl,
Church jam j krutine atreme
revolveri If prievarta lsivare
rusin. Paskui tokiu budu iva
ryta rpsin if Ausmus.
Daugherty su Ausmusu ne
norejo pasiduoti If pakilo ko-
Won. Tad abudu tuojaus mir
tinai apmusta.
Parks sake, kad visi pie
mai sudaryti bendrai .su Chur-
ch u, su kuriuomi nor6ta pa
sidalinti pinigais, atimtais
nuo Daugherty.
Policija suseke, kad trecias
piktadaris, Wilder, gyvena
DO mum. 120 Locust gat. Nj
vyko ten, bet nerasta mamie.
Tas, matyt, kur iSruko. Te-,
ciau niekur jis negales pasi-
slept nuo budrios policijos.
Church'o motina, senyva
moteriSke, tvirtina, kad JOS
vaikas negalejo atlikti tokios
baisios zmogXudystes.> Jei ta
padare, tai padare ne jis, bet
jo "piktas kraujas.
Chureh'o tevai gyvena AGz
ans, Wis. Pirm vieneriq me-
tq jam t9vai nupirko dailius
dviejp augstu namus, 1922
Fulton gat., kur atlil1ta zmog-
zudyste.
Po to baisaus darbo Chuych
su igytu veltui automobiliu
isvaziavo i Adams, pas tevus.
Tenai jis areStuotas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-14
TURKAI NETURI SPEKU
WITS GRAIKUS.
Kovose zuvo $4,000 kareiviu,

Konstantinopolis, rugs. II.
-Graiku ofensyva prizes tur-
kus nacionaIistus kaipir visal
sulauzyta.
GraikQ armija jau pakilo
marSuoti atgal. Atsimetimas
suriStas su nepakenGiamoms
SqlygomiS.
Savo keliu, turkai atsime-
tanGiu atgal graikp nesiveja.
Jie perdaug nusikamave ilga
kampanija. SakOma, neturl
uztektinai amunicijOs.
Karalius Konstantinas pir-
mutinis su savO palydOvals
apleido karo frontQ If keliau-
ia j Brussos apylinkes. Ka-
ralius savo tos kelion6s prize
zasti paduoda buk sergqs.
Pas save nieko nepriima. No
ri butt atvien6tas nuO visp
zmOnIQ.
Is karo fronto pareina Il
niQ, kad graikQ kareiviQ mo-
rails pad&jimas iSkrypes is
vlziQ. Kareivius palette Vi
sokios ligos. Tarpe ju plinta
didelis nepasitenkinimas.
Kai-kuriu divizijQ suzeisti
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-14
Rusams Pabegeliams Grumoja Badas

savimi rupintis. Mes arba
serga arba perjauni uzsiimtl
kokiais sunkesniais darbais.
Buvusius Wrangelio karel-
vius iSdalies priglaude Serbi-
ia, Bulgaria. il Rumunija. Ci
viliai zmon6s pamirsti.
Pati turku sutano valdzia
sukankrutijusi. Neturi pinf-
gu apmoketi reikalingiausius
valdininkus. Neisgali selptl
saw zmoniu. Taigi apie Sell
pima svetimQ negali but Jo-
kios kalbos.
ISpradziu rusus pabegelius
Selpe Anglia su PranclJa.
Bet paskui paliove. Tuomet
JUGS 6me Selpti Amerikos Il.
Kryzius.
Ir jei Sis prizes uzstosiant
ziemai pertrauks selpimo dar
ba, tuomet 20-ciai tukstaneiq
rusq grmoja neisvengtina
mirtis.
Gal bus rastos priemones.
Kol Am. Raudonasis Kry-
zius pertrauks savo darba, IA
Isl, bus surastos kokios nors
priemon6s neapleisti nelai-
mingu zmoniu.
Rasi tam tikslui bus suor-
ganizuotas internacionalis Il.
Kryzius. Mes kitaip badas
gall pakelti sumiSimus II tas
gall pakenkti paeiq sajungi-
ninkq reikalams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-14
fliIIa N n hiII5 IiII5

RUKAI. Rugpiueio Z d.
jjaunimo dr-gija "Ruku azuo-
las" surenge CANA grazp va.
kareli su dainomis. Tam da-
lykui labai pasisvente p. Del
vikas is silgaliu. Jis kick
viena Sventadieni ateidamas
j Rukus ismokino vietos jau-
nina graziai dainuoti ir val
dinti. Jis pats sustate veika-
Ia '+Vilaim6s vaduotojas."
Vakarelis labai gerai nR-
siseke.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-14
LATvIJos ATsTovYBE
KAUNE.

RugpiuGio 26 d. II val. 25
m. ryta atvyko j Kauna lat
viq minister's pirmininkas if
uzsienio reikalq minister's
MejeroviGius, latviq krasto ap
saugos MICS atstovas genefo-
las Pelnikis, uzs. reikalu vice
minist. Salanis, latviQ ministe-
riu kabineto Serifas LazdinS,
musQ atstovas Rygoj d-ras Ia
unius ir jq palydovai.
Stoty JUGS sutiko uzsienip
reik. m-ris d-ras Purickis, ge-
ner. stabo virsininkas Katche
su stabo karininkais, ir kita'
karo vyriausybe, latviu atsto-
vas LletuVal BandreVlclus,
spaudos atstovai ir garbes Ra-
talionas su orkestra. Orkestra
sugrojo pasitikimo marSa, lat
viz himna, pasveikino augstus
svecius If praejo eeremoniniu
marsu pro svecius ir pasiti-
kusiuosius.
Minister'S Mejeroviiesiius il
augStieji sveeiai is stoties nu-
vyko i/parengtus jiems bu-
tus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-14
PADARE KLAIDA PASITI-
KEDAMI RUSV GE-
NEROLU.
Padare j virsininku; suares-
tuOtas.
Konstantinopolis, rug. IA. :

Konstantinopolis, rug. IA. =
.Serbijos valdzia isitikino, jog
labai neapsimoka init tarny-
bon buvusio rusu caro- valid
zios slaptos policijos virsinin
kus.
Serbai viena tu virsinlnku,
kazkoki generola ar kapitonap
Komisariova padare serbq
slaptos policijos virsininku.
Jam pavede perorganizuotl
slaptq polieija If ja padaryt1
pirmaeile.
Paskyrus j virsininku Vi
sol Serbijoj pasidaugino vi
sokios uzmuSejystes If pikta-
darystes taip, ko nebuta vi
soj serbq tautos istorijoj.
Pagaliau patirta, kad lvai-
rus pasikesinimai prizes mi
nisterius ir net prizes pati ka-
ralip buvo surengiami paties
slaptos policijos virslninko,
idant. tue keliu pelnyti pagi-
rimq uz jo uoluma gaudant
"prasizeng3lius."
Ponas generolas, zinoma,
kuoveikiau prasalintas is tar
nybos ir arestuotas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-14
INDIJos sUKILELIAI
UzPUoLE PoLICIJA.

CALICUT, India, rug. IA.
Tukstantis apsiginklavu-
siu indenu is Mannarghat nu-
vyko j Palghat policijos sto-
ii If pradejo saudyti su tiks-
lu nuzudyti inspektoriq If ke-
lis policistus.
Inspektorius su policistais
pasprudo. Paskui tie patys
sukileliai sudegino, registruo
TOTO ofisa.
Ma1abar apskrity anglq ka-
.riuomene pasek1ningai veiha
prizes sukil6lius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-14
Konstantinopolis, rugs. 1.

Sajungininku atstovai pa
reikalavo kuoveikiaus suimtf
suokalbininkus ir iSduoti juos
sajungininkams, kuriQ karo
teisme jie turf but teisiami.
Uz neiSdavima sajungininkai
kaltins sultano valdzia.
Vyriausi sajungininkq Off
sal eia stipriai saugojami. An
glu karo laivu armotos at
kreiptos ant Stambulo. Ang-
lQ kareiviai imasi nuginkluo-
-;isus cialiirs G, r"rr9j'l,.
Sajungininkams darosi ne
paprastai karSta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-14
PAMEsTA BoMBA.


Ties international Shoe
Repairers' Assn prezidento
Gerdy namais, 5607 So. Hal
sted st. pamesta bomba. Ply
sdama padare daug. nuosto-
liQ.
Jau kelintas 1menuo su bonn
bomis Chicagoje ardomos
pusbacip taisymo dirbtuyeles.
Gia bombos - tai papras-
ia nieksq kova.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-14
Sajungininkams Darosii Karsta
Konstantinopoly

Ipartraukta II zmogzudzip.
Tie tuojaus turejo imtis dar-
bo. Bet laiku suokalbis su--
sektas If viisi plenai sukone-s
veikti.
Anglu autoritetai pareika-
lavo sultano valdzios arestuo
ii suokalbininkus. Bet ia
valdzia nerangiai elgiasi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-14
LONDONAS,

LONDONAS, rugs. - Is
Konstantinopolio vietos lalk-
raSciui Times pranesa, kad
graikai Sioj nepavykusioj o.
fensyvoj neteko daugiau 49,
900 kareiviu uzmuStais If MI
rusiais nuo zaizdQ ir hgQ. :
Turkai nacionalistai neteke
uzmuStais ir suzeistais apie
10000 kareiviu.
Be to Gia gauta is Kons-
tantinopolio ziniQ, kad turkal
smarkiai puola viduri graikpq
fronto. Sakoma, kad graikai
dar nepradeje atsimetimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-14
TURKIJA GAL ARLEIS
RAUDONAsIS KRYzIUS.
TuKstanciai zmoniu tuomet
zutu.

Konstantinopolis, rugs. II.
PaskeIbta ziniQ, kad Amerl-
kos RaudonojO Kryziaus or
ganizacija nusprendusi per-
traukti savo veikima Kons-
tantinopoly If apylinkese su
spaliQ l diena.
Tos zinios daugell supur-
ta nei staiga plySusi bomba.
Reikia zinoti, kad Siandie Il,
Krvzius Gia maitina dauglau
10000 benamiQ mOniu.
Jei R. Kryzius Gia savo
darbuote butQ pertraukes per
Mai, tai nebutQ taip blogal.
Nes perniai nebuta tick daug
zmon6ms skurdo If vargo. 81
met pad6jimas kur-kas bio
gesnis. Ir bus visai blogas,
iei zinios pasirodys teislngos'
Pastaraisias keliais metals
cia buvo keletas dideliq gals
ru. kurie sunaikino tukstan-
Gius namu. SumaikintQ veto
ie nepastatyti nauji. Tuks-
tanGiai zmoniu arba neturi 10
kios pastog6s, arba gyvena ma
nru griuv6siuose If maldna-
miuose (meGetose).
Kuomet graikai pradeJo O.
fensyva prizes turkus naclona-
listus, apie 10000 turkQ pabe
geliu susispiet6 Konstantlno-
polin. Tie pabegeliai dar Ia
biau paarsino padetl.
Rusai pabegeliai.
Prize skurdziQ turkQ reiha
priskaityti apie 10000 rusQ,
kurie perniai j Gia pabego is
Krimo. JQ dau guma negali
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-14
P|N|Gy kURsAs.


svetimu saliu pinigu yerte,
mainant nemazziau 25,O00 do
leriu rugs. 13 buvo tokia pa
gal Merchants Loan & Trust
Company:
AngIijos sterL svarui $40
Prancijos Sinful frankly 7.8l
Italijos Sinful lirp 4.35
Vokieeiu Sinful mark. 80
Lietuvos Sinful auks. .95
Lenkijos Sinful mark. .O3
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-14

VILNIUs. >Lenku. valdzios
isakymu tapo suimtas Lietu-
viu gimnazijos rastines We
dejas Tadas AleknaviGius. ia
da j pasiusti Kaunan. Tas
zmogus ir lenkams dare ge-
ro, net bolsevikams isiverzus
gelbejo ju turtus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-14

"Sitas kojas as turiu nuo
caro- laikq, 1917 metu," sake
iis toliau. "Bet jos negeros mes
perdaug sunkios. Kiekviena
sveria keturiolika svarq. Jas
pavartoju retkarciais pcreiti
per kambari."
Xiii toki bekojai turejo IT.
gi netikusias dirbtinas- -kojas.
ReiSke nora gauti geresnes.
Keli turejo pagamintas pacia-
me Caricine. Jos nera taip bio
gos, bet medziaga netinkanla.
Taipat Maskvoje dirbtos ko-
Jos niekam tikusios.
Teko matyti neregiu vyrq.
Tai Wis karo aukos. Teko kali
beti su vienu neregiu, kurio
veide matesi aiSki intcligen-
tiska israiSka.
GAS studijuoju muzika. "
sake jis, nusikahindamas nuo
sienos rankvedi, pagaminta
neregiams. GAS esu jaunas,
taigi turiu pasiruosti ateieiai.
Turiu vilties keliauti Maskvon
ir tenai studijuoti mrzika,"
Paklausiau jo apie maistc
padejima.
Jis atsake, ked seniau duo
ia maisto kick daugiau. Bet
Siandie visai niazai. Teciau
jis neturi prizes ka rugoti.. Jis
esas neregis. Turls pasitenkin-
ii, kas jam duodama. Kai ku-
riomis dienomis jie buna visai
nevalge.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-14

KLAIPEDA. "Damfboot"
pranesa, kad Klaipedos kraS-
to vokieeiai, suzinoje apie lie
tuviQ kandidato DR.. Steputai-
clio aventuala paskyrima i
Klaipedos krasto prezidento
vieta, rengia susirinkimus uz-
protestuoti prizes jo paskyri-
ma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-14
siuya batus.

Kituose namlose teko rasti
lnokykla If nedidele dirDrlvt-
le. kur invalidai mokomi sip-
tt patus if pusbaeius.
Pirm revoliucijos mi ste bu-
vo kelios tokios mokykins dir
btuve1es. Teeiau revoi:uciios
metu isnesiota reikaiinsi iran
,lsiai ir todel oirbtlyeles uzz-
darytos.
Visuomenes seroVes ,iepar-
tamento atstovas man tare:
"Tokip karo ,auku visoj
Rusijjoj yra sintai tukstanciul.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-14

LUKsIAI (Jurbarko W..
Vietos jaunimo burelis, vado-
vaujant K. Blaziui, surenge
Luksiuose geguzine. Grieze
trinity orkestra If tvarka bu-
vo labai pavyzdinga. 0 kas
labiaus pagirtina, kad nebu
vo girtukliavimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-14

KAUNAs. Tremtiniu gra-
zinimo skyrius pranesa, kad
rugpiucio 9 d. j obeliq ka-
rantina atvyko is Gomelio,
Rostovo, Dono, Petigorsko
tremtiniq eselonai: lietuviq
684, zydu '627, lenkq 80, ru-
sq 213, vokieeiq 18.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-14

oRAs: siandie nepas-
tovus oras; maza atmaina te-
mperaturoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-14

Mes savo globoje turime jq
vos menkute dali. sovietu- val
dzia neisgali parupinti unais-
to, low, uzklodaiq, drabuziQ,
darbui irankiu If visko, kas
butinai gyvenimui reikalin-
ga"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-14
Rusai pabegeliai.

Prize skurdziq turkQ reikla
priskaityti apie 10000 rusQ,
kurie perniai j cia pabego IS
Krimo. Ju dau guma negah
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-09-14

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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-03
or EVERY RACE AND TONGUE
sAII Peoples Of the Esrth represented
- In the Millions Seeking Homes q
In This Country. tf&

Armies equal in size to the one we
sent to France land every two years
on our shores, and at the present time
millions are said to be waiting to en-
ter. Since 1900 more than thirteen
million immigrants have entered this
country. and approximately one-third
of our present population of more
than one hundred millions are immi-
grants or the children of immigrants.
Two-thirds Of the population of New
York state and tlree-fourths Of that
/. of.our great cities are foreign born
or the children Of foreign-born par
ents. From fourth to half Of the
population Of the large cities Of the
South are negroes. Already we are
the most Heterogeneous people on
earth; here are found representatives
of every. race and tongue and culture
III the world. and still they continue
to come in enormous numbers Its
doubtful whether any other migration
in :, the history 4 of mankind compares
in magnitude with that which has been,
converging on America during the past
twenty years. The sources and mag.
nitude Of this migration are indicated
by the following general summary:
OF more than thirty million persons in
this country who are foreign born or
the children of foreign-born parents
there are from eight to nine million
Germans, four to five million Irish,
about three millions from Great Brit
ain, about three million Slavs. from
two to three million Scandinavians,
more than two million Italians, and
about two million Hebrews, while all
other races and nations constitute
about FIVE millions.-Edwin Grant
Conklin, in Scribners. -"~'~ -, "
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-03
"Sees" With His Ears. 6

: ! Paul Donehoo, blind LAWYER lana I, N 9
musician, who is in town on. q vislt
from Atlanta, gets around over the
city and over the whole United States
without any assistance, because ne le.
..llears%', the walls and posts and every
other material obstacle. in his PATH 2
Il can follow the building line along
the sidewalk by sound" he says. =
can hear a tree or post very distinctly.
/ think it is a sense that every one
has, but that one does not develop
unless lie is blind. I call it sound be-
cause find that when there is an
Overwhelming noise cannot do it."
Mr.. Donehoo walks fearlessly about
the streets, turns without hesitation at
corners and can even estimate very
+ accurately the width Of the sidewalk
always knowing when 1t becomes "la-
:s,r or narrower Journal.
tsEt x .eN S@s . ~ 50 - ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-03
new PARTISAN DANCE STEPS
Pleasure Seekers Of; the French Capt..
tai Practice Futurist Movements
"ii with Warlike Names. ~


Paris has something new In dane
ing. She is introducing no fewer than
three futurist dances; the machine
gun, the shrapnel and the airman's
dance. = 4 - - "''@ : -
r. A poet of futurist tendencies is the
culprit. Being conservative enough to
love, the waltz and confessing I'M
ashamed to many happy moments dur
ing the Iancers, We trust that remorse
will be his lot. IL 49, ~ .s,,a.
r. So far we have only read brief
description Of one Of these measures.
the airman's dance, and that simply
tells us that the dancers initiate the
motions of a monoplane starting on a,
flight and soaring away. So.
The shrapnel dance should be easy
enough. for it is only necessary to
turn up at any dancing hall and see
people who remind one .instinctiveIy OF
a creeping barrage. There are also
plenty of duds to heighten the effect.
What to make Of the machine gun
dance, however, puzzles us. for, al
though there are men and even wo-
men, who can talk as fast as a ma ma.
Hcllfne gun firing, we have, never seen
a dance that was anything like the,
real thing. i ~@5 TX s4si.QGt.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-03
lnsistent Hostess.

/ Eight-year-old Ruth was having her
! first party. Before the guests came
mother gave her long talk on the
duties of,a hostess, and told her to
be sure that every one was served
with all the refreshments. And Ruth
promised. f-.1,a5 N
But among the guests was one 1T
tie miss who was very shy. She didn't
play any of the games, she didn't con-
verse and when the ice cream was
brought forward refused to take any.
Then Ruth came over to her. "You
must eat ssomc.'' she insisted, Offering
her another dish of cream.
The little visitor shook her head
II don't want cany," she persisted. !,
/, - But you must eat it," Ruth insist
ed. you must eat It even il. you have
to- throw 1t up afterward." ~.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-06-03
]. London fired Of .Iaxx.

1.-THE "jazz', IS dead in London, says
Ps J. S. Richardson's one Eot the; fore
most English authoiftiest 6Rssia ncing.
He declares that no new dances will
be- popularized this year, but the fox
trot, one-step and tango. which have
held International interest for two or
three seasons, will be standardized.
previously those taught the same
dances by different teachers found
themselves hopelessly at sea wheE
they tried to dance together" he said.
Through Standardization. on which
the majority of dancing instructors in
London have now agreed, a common
framework in the steps will be in:
sured without eliminating all chance
j of introdue cling il: diyiduat variations.
,Freakish and eccentric light gymnas-
tics such as exaggerated forms OF
Jazz are rapidly passing OUT
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IRELAND NEEDS MONEY
....~ FOR RECONSTRUCTION
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destroyed quantities OF food and food
stuffs. NineteeH recent raids were
cited in which agricultural seed,
-four, bread groceries, tobacco, ma
chinery, bran, tea, sugar, bacon,
oats, jam, wine, meal, matches, soap
and potatoes had been destroyed.
Today the Irish White Cross, close
ly identified with Sim Fein and with
the American Investigating commit
tees, issued statement urging the
American committee not to institute
the baby canteens, kitchen and meal
ticket stations, (which are not need
: ed" but to send 1noeny for recon-
4strucHon of Irish industries. There
is urgent need for money to lend for
reconstruction restarting of In.
dustries and business--ruined during
the present trouble. This, it was
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stated would give employment to
| thousands Of persons now idAe. E9E

stated would, give employment to
thousands Of persons. now itAe.
1 The White Gross proposed spe-
cial mission to ideal with all schemes
Of reconstruction for which money
might be available. On the mission
would be representatives Of Dublin.
Belfast, Cork, Limerick and other
centers together with representa-
tive of Irish labor.
Should money be raised for recon-
struction, the White Cross hopes sew
eral Americans will accept member
ship on the mission. Although large
sums have been subscribed for Irish
relief, they have not been sufficient
to warrant the adoption Of recon-
struction schemes, as, the White
Cross points out. provision us being
made for 5000 idle Belfast workers
and their dependents. $4,000. per-
sons whose homes have geen destroy
ed and 10000 dependents OF persons,
.interned. imprisoned xs wounded Or
killed 6 s.
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Hidden Features

Hidden Features. 4
''..Turkisht ladies' conceal their faces,
so. do We. replied Miss Cayenne. \
only we use cosmetics instead Of
..yashlnaks.' 3 s..:'
r Il gyEfN@~s p" t.F.. jul y esEE,& +5S ri
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/, over the Earth's Shoulder.

Ocean voyages are sometimes ,short-a
ened considerably by going "over the
shoulder OF the earth," as the naviga-
tors say, the Nebraska State Journal
observes. The same thing is true, Of
course, Of mir travel. When an att
tempt is made to tiys over the Pacific
ocean from San Francisco the short.
est way Will not be directly across, ,is
study OF the map would indicate.
Instead, the tliers will so hundreds OF
miles northward, skirting the Aleutian
islands and In this way saving a great
, distance rs. well as securing the ad-
vantage Of more numerous landing
places. y
The earth will soon be charted for
air travel and the lines for long dis
lance flights will be circular more
often than direct. K, :s
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FRENCH r. CHAMBERS BAR BILL

! Paris, June 3.---ThFe French CHAM M
:be, Of deputies "has it over the
American house Of representatives IN
80 1east one respect. 1t has bar.
And during 1920, the GIG members
- Tho chamber spent over the afore-
said zine the neat little sum OF 949,-
az francs and 20 centimez. Which
IS. the record to date. Even during
the hectic year OF IVA 'he oep etT
only drank to 4s.e amcuh. u Ana
069 francs and II centlmes; Anu
hack in 1876, the. year the cha1hoer
firs,. began to function, the cnallNpei .
bar bid was only 1860 francs.
The reason? They blame 1t on inc
exchange. ''-.
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liAclent Egyptian Homes.

The5WalIs of the courts and rooms
ina ancient Egyptian homes were paint
- alftswitl brilliant colors and the floors
we're covered with woven mats, and
skins OF ilasanimals. AS for, house
hold furnftnre, the inmates of Egyptian
Atahes slept upon the floors, sothers re-
sn0sed upon Straight couches richly in
laid, which often were lion-shaped, the
head, bact and tail Of the animal
forming the body Of the couch and it's
legs tile supports. r..
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The Hall an index.

The furnishings in the hall are IKE
the window decorations, they are the
first index of the people who live there.
The furnishings in the hall should, first
of all, be simple, practical, cheerful.
hospitable and In perfect taste. AS one
writer puts it: "By your hall you ara
KNOWN Therefore. the lighting fix
lures, floor coverings, hangings and the.
furniture itself must be selected with.
great care. gSs& .sk@44 "