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Evening journal., 1921-03-01
JOHNSON IS V.P. OF
VOCATIONAL SOCIETY

Benjamin w. Johnson, director OF
Vocational Department OF the local
schools was elected vice-president Of
the National Society for Vocational
Education at the fourteenth annual
convention Of the society held in At
lantic City last Saturday.
Lewis A. Wilson. State Director for
Vocation Education for the State OF
New York. was made president OF
the National body. The four large
Vocational Educational interests Of
the country are represented in the
Vice-Presidency. Trade and Indus
trial Education, Agriculture, Home
making and Commerce. A repre-
sentative OF recognized achievement
in each field is chosen to act with
the President 10 promote the work
-tof the National Organization.
Mr.. Johnson. a delegate from this
City and State. has returned TO
the City from attendance upon this
very successful meeting, and IL
greatly pleased at the recogni-
tion his State and City has been
given at this National meeting to say
nothing OF the personal satisfaction
such an honor gives.
Evening journal., 1921-03-01

The Want Ads will be helpful 10
all those who seek "A room. a house
to rent and those who have prop
crty TO sell will find II advantageous
to advertise IN the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
NEGRO CIVIC
LEAGUE ACTIVE

The following items Of community
life work are among the recent re-
ports received by the central office
Of the Delaware Negro Civic League,
throughs the field secretary Of the
league. These reports show a con-
tinued and marked progress in the
community life Of places represented
and the good effect which the league
Is having upon the lives OF the hun
dreds it embraces.
Slaughter Neck-A new auxiliary
Of the Civic League was formed here
on February 23. with an enrolment
Of twenty-nine members. Officers
elected were as follows: President.
Maudie Foulks; secretary. Leola NJ
Pettyjohn; treasurer. Mrs Martha
Carroll IL was unanimously ex-
pressed that the school district could
and should do something TO raise its
school attendance record. A district
attendance officer was appointed 10
assist the teacher and county attend
ance officer, in the person of Elsie
Groves. II was the feeling OF the
meeting also that the recommenoa-
tion Of school site as made by the
school trustees be endorsed.
Bridgeville-At the monthly meet
ing on February 90. the attendance
was fair. Dues collected amounted
TO S3.l5. The piano is having its
good effect upon the community and
Z children. The $40 monthly payment
was ordered paid. Those contribut-
ing to the piano fund during the
evening were Peter Blake, 81; Brad
ford Cannon. 81; Prof c. Milbourne
Smith. 81. A very important lecture
on school law with reference to at.
tendance and transportation was
given by the field secretary, c. NJ
Smith. The auxiliary went on record
favoring the appointing OF a loca'
attendance officer to report weekly
10 the principal teacher. The meet
ing requested that the local trustees
with consent Of parents affected
make appeal to the county Board OF
Education for transportation allow
ance for certain children attending
Bridgeville school An invitation wa,
extended to hold the county meeting
} Of Sussex auxiliaries during April
The sentiment Of the community
was voiced for the retaining OF ad.
vanced work for children passing the
eighth grade.
Harrington-The recommendation
Of a school building that will NEE
the needs Of the community and th'
surrounding sections is being consid
cred and will be acted upon shortly
Seaford-Electric lights have beer
. installed in the school building up
, stairs. which makes it very conven
, lent for the community meeting
and new life seems to have been IN
, stilled. Attention is being directed
, now TO the making OF the new schoo
! site an athletic center for younl
men, who are anxious to receive tn
hearty support OF the entire com
3 munity.
ri Harbeson 49, Formation OF tn
o. Home and School Auxiliary of tn
flD. n. c. L. was effected. with al
/ enrolment OF fifteen. Officers wer
= elected as follows: President. Jane
\ Harmon; vice president. Mrs. Ami
e Harmon; secretary. Carey Byrd
treasurer. Mrs. Annie Harmon. Sen
e timent was expressed for the main
& tanning Of a night school,
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
DR.. CLEMENTS TALKS
PLANT SAFETY

At meeting OF the Delaware
Safety Council. held In odd Fellows
Hall. Tenth and King streets. last
night. Dr. w. r.. Clements. of Gibbs
town, n. j.. head physician of the
Repauno works OF the DUPONT Com
pany. was the principal speaker.
General ludistrial Health was
the subject of Dr. Clements talk.
lie called tttcntion 90 the need of
men working in the industrial
plants preserving their health In
order 10 properly do their work.
superintendents and general fore
men OF the various Industrial plants
OF the city attended. The meeting
was opened with community singing
led by William r. Wbste. Il was
the ninth OF the series. There will
be three more before the series Is
completed.
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
NEED S3OO,OOO
FORQUARANTINE
Accommodations for 800
Additional Immigrants at
Marcus Hook to Begin
GUARD AGAINST
TYPHUS SPREAD

Appropriation OF $500. 900 win be
asked Immediately from Congress as
an emergency measure FOR the re-
pair. extension and equipment OF the
quarantine stations al Reedy Island
and Marcus Hook.
The additional facilities will be
started az once by the construction
of hunks az Marcus Hook to accom-
modate 800 additional persons In
case II Us necessary to quarantine
some Of the thousands OF immigrants
pouring into Philadelphia on liners
arriving there from Europe at the
rate Of several a week.
The announcement were made
yesterday by Dr. G.. Lincoln Furbush
Director of the Department OF
Public Health. and Mayor Moore. OF
Philadelphia The Mayor received
a telegram from Surgeon General H.
$. Cummings. OF the United States
Public Health Service at Washing
ton, advising that additional ac.
commodations were being installed
at Marcus Hook. and that the real
need OF the Federal health station.
l In that port is the erection OF new
buildings and the provision OF bath.
ing and disinfecting facilities.
Dr. Furbush. on the other hand
announced that committee repres.
enting the health officers of Atlanti,
seaboard ports had drawn up ful
data on requirements to put the i'm.
migration examination equipment IT.
the best Of condition. Dr. Furbusf
attended a conference OF Eastern
health officials on the typhus plagu,
az Washington on Saturday. an,
Surgeon General Cummings appoint
ed a committee under Dr. Furbusl
TO draw up the requirements for new
facilities. The committee. In add
tion to Dr. Furbush. included pr
Evening journal., 1921-03-01

= Metal workers, domestics and
housekeepers will do well to search
the Want Ads for better positions.
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
INSANITY, BOY
BOND Thief PLEA
Counsel For Willie Dalton
= Will Have Client Ex-
amined by AlieniSt
GRAND JURY
INDICTS PRISONER

CHICAGO, March 1.-wilie Dali
ton. the l6-year-old boy who stole
S772,OOO from the Northern Trust
Company, was indicted yesterday
by the grand jury. the true bill
charging him with larceny and en-
bezzlement. II convicted. the max
imum punishment will be one TO ten
years in the State Reformatory at
Pontiac.
Young Dalton does not seem wor-
red by his prospects. He yawned
1azily in his cell and informed re-
porters that his attorney had or
dered him TO refrain from talking
20 the press. His lawyer is George
II. Guenther. who defended Carl
Wanderer for the murder Of his
wife and baby
Dalton insisted upon emphasizing
one point-that Judge Lands re-
cent statement regarding poorly
paid bank employees had nothing 10
do with influencing him 10 commit
the big theft I'm the only one %
blame" he said. Everybody seems
anxious to get Judge Landis into
this. but what he said had no infiu-
ence on me-"
Attorney Guenther announced his
line OF defense by the statement that
ne would have Dalton examined al
once by DIR. Hickson. a tthe Psychic
pathic Laboratory. 'All the fea-
lures OF this crime" said Attorney
-Guenther. point to mental def
cheney on the part OF this boy"
Dalton looked deficient In moth.
ing but his liberty as he lay back OF
cot in the police cell. with a les
sticking in the air and his hands
under his head, smoking numeroui
cigarettes. His only complaint wa
that the prison fare was not up e
his standard.
THE bank people were mighty
Kind 10 me-" he said. They wer'
very kind and helped me lot. I car
fec that now. I did not take tn
bonds through any feeling OF re
aentment or that I was under paid.
Revorting 10 the row that has de
veloped over the reward for his cap
lure, Dalton said:
TITS pretty tough on James Den
mis-. He was the one who really go
wise to me and tipped me of q
Draper"
Dennis is the man who pickle
him up on the road and droye hir
into Heyworth. He has served sum
mons on the National Bank OF Hey
worth. where Paul Draper has de
'posltcd the $4,000 reward. sayin
ne is entitled to.it and will fight 70
rthc reward There are others n
figure they are entitled 10 shar
in the reward and various attorney
rare said 10 be urging them 20 star
contest. and a bitter and cost
hght Is In sight
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
Heals Running Sores
and COnquerS Piles
Also Stops All Itching of Eczema
Almost Immediately

81 felt &c my duty 10 write You a lot
ter Of thanks for your wonderful Peter
sons Ointment I had n running sore on
my left leg for one year. began TO use
petersons Ointment three weeks ago
and now @ is healed A. G. GilbElth,
1Oa Reed Street, Erie, Pa.
ia rather get a letter like that says
Peterson. Of Buffalo, than have John ID.
Rockefeller give me n thousand dollars.
10 does me a lot Of good 10 be able 20 be
OF use TO my fellow man.
For years ! have been selling through
druggists "a large box OF PETERSON S
OINTMENT for 35 cents. The healing
power I'm this ointment Is marvellous
Eczema goes In a few days Old sores
heal mp like magic; piles that other
remedies do not seem 20 even relieve are
speedily conquered.
IL stops chaing IN FIVE minutes and
for scalds and burns &c Is simply won
derful Mail orders filed by Peterson
Ointment Co, Inc. Buffalo. n. y.
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
.DELAWARECITY
news GOSSIP
Mrs. ]. c. Higgins, Wife
of Former Ambassador
Dead
FISHERMEN PREPARE
FOR BUSY SEASON

Special to The Evening Journal
. DELAWARE CITY. March IL
The funeral OF Mrs. John c. Hig-
gins. aged 80 years. who died at
her home Sunday night. viii take
place from her late residence, near
here, at ? o'clock tomorrow after
noon. with the Rev. Robert c. Pit
zcr. pastor OF the Presbyterian
Church, in charge. Mrs. Higgins
was the wife OF John c. Higgins,
former United States Consul, at
Dundee. Scotland. She is survived
hy her husband and two children,
son, John c.. Jr.. and a daughter,
Miss Hattie Higgins. both living al
home. Interment will be In St
Georges cemetery. Mrs Higgins had
J been a lifelong resident OF this Vi
entity and member OF the Presby-
/ terian Church here, since childhood.
Major j. W. Bauman. NJ. d., ar
rived at Fort DUPONT yesterday.
succeeding Captain Walter Rich
/ lrd, NJ. d., as head OF the Fort
/ Medical Corps. Captain Richards
( has been ordered to a post in the
/ Philippine Islands and will sail
about the first OF April from San
/ Francisco.
At the smoker given last week by
the Soldiers and Civilians Club, at
the service club rooms. at Fort
/ Dupont. First Sergeant Campbell,
I who will be retired from active SER
vice sometime this month, was pre-
! sented with a diamond stickpin. as a
token OF esteem from the boys OF
| the Second Company Coast Artill-
cry Corps. of Fort DUPONT. Del.
Lieut. Mccormick. in a few well
chosen words. presented the token,
which came as a surprise to the re-
firing sergeant. Sergeant Camp
bell has been in active service for
thirty consecutive years and for the
last two years has been assigned to
company duty at this fort.
Plans are being arranged by the
Second Company. G. A. c.. of Della
ware. 10 hold monthly smokers and
entertainments at the Service Club
at Fort DUPONT.
Mrs. Sarah Young. who wa.
, stricken last Sunday afternoon. al
her home, with what was though
to be apoplexy. has regained con
sciousness. The cause OF her condi
sion was attributed TO heart affec
D. ticn.
Mrs Eliza Vandegrift. OF Clintoi
, street. who has been confined 10 hei
r home for the pest two weeks, b!
, illness. is improving.
p FIRST Sergeant Harry White, VIII
S sustained an abrasion OF the knee. IL
{ q wrestling bout last Wednesda
y evening. is in the Fort DUPONT Hos
ritai. suffering with infection Of tn
injury.
Tho herring season opened toda
but no signs Of this class OF IN
, nnny tribe have been seen here. TIL
!, lateness OF their appearing is at
tributed to the cold weather. Sew
cral fishermen are having their boat
- painted and engines placed in goo
r running order. and their nets read
z for the first signs OF the spring ap
z pearance OF the herring.
n Patrick Henry Lodge, No. II. I. {
= O. T.. will meet in business sessio
!. tomorrow evening in odd Fellows
10 Hail. Second and Jefferson streets.
10 Mrs. J. b. Reed. OF Wilmington,
% the guest Of her sister, Mrs. job
- Northrlp. OF Clinton street.
Evening journal., 1921-03-01

caccmcnt OF Miss Sara Fryer,
daughter OF the late Samuel D. and
Mrs. Fryer. Of Colora. to Herbert @.
Fuchs. OF East Orange. New Jersey.
The recent bake held by the
ladies' Auxiliary Of the Sixth dis
trlct TO Union Hospital. Eikton.
added over one hundred dollars TO
the treasury.
Fruit trees are lar advanced and
may bloom any day
William Il. Maiin, who has pur-
chased tho dwelling and lot on
North street. from Miss Margaret A..
Glpin, will erect a garage on tho
promises
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
CECIL FRUIT TREES
ABOUT TO BLOOM

Special 20 The Evening Journal.
ELKTON. Md. March LIE. Aus
tin Baughman. auto commissioner.
of Baltimore. last week had twenty
five residents of Cecil county brought
before Magistrate Frank G.. Pratt,
charged with violating the law
which requires an owners OF motor
vehicles to title the same Fines OF
$40 each were assessed on each of
the accused.
Miss Pauline Price has resigned
the princlpaiship OF one of the Fifth
district public schools.
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
.DISCARDS CRUTCHES,
ISSTRUCK BY AUTO

CHESTER. Pa. March DE
Gliding that he could walk sufficiently
well without the use OF pair Of
crutches he had been using for
several weeks. Francis Christy, Of
Prospect Park. threw the supports
away yesterday. A few blocks from
him home he was run down by an
automobile.
Christy was sent TO the Chester
Hospital. where examination show
ed that his latest injuries consisted
of a compound fracture Of the right
leg and numerous abrasions OF the
body.
Evening journal., 1921-03-01
NATIONAL THEATRE.

souls Redeemed with Sheldin
Lewis as the star. Thursday after
noon and night. This picture was to
be played Thursday and Friday, but
Il is in such demand the manage
ment could obtain it for one day
only, Thursday.
Something every mother and
father should see. II is the spiritual
and material conflict between good
and evil.--Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-03-01

r. l.. FooRD FURNITURE co.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-14
Is L|ETUYOS.
VIRSAIcIAI PATRAUKTI
ATSAKOMYBEN.

KAUNAS,1 (Elta). Kauao
apskrities milicijos yadas pa
dares pas valscip virsaicius
revizija, pastebejo sauvahn-
gumu If nusizengimu prizes val
dzios isakymus. Patraukta at
sakonryben uz ivairius nusi-
zengimus desimts virsaiciq:
Raudondvario, Panemu n e s,
Babtq, Turzenu, zapiskio, Ga
rliavos, Cekiskes, Pazaislio,
Panemunes. valsc. rastvedi ir
tarybos mari.
Visos bylos atiduotos Kau-
no apygardos teismo valsty-
b6s gynejui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-14
geje, (pav. Varniuose, Rieta-
ve) dar If htur gal susiras-
MUSU sASAI.

PAKROJUS. .Pakrojaus
miestelis nors menkutis, bet
smukliq ir aludziu namai ge-
ri il pilnai jq uztenka. Isyi-
so penkios smulles ir dyi alu-
des. Sekmadieniais nenlazui
If zmoniu juose dcgtil.ele if
alueiQ smaginasi. Naly'imis
pasismagine skersai If isilgai
gatves matuoja. Trie. to dar
nemazai ir paleistuvauJa tE
pacip smukliu bel alrtlzin an
kstuose kambarilosc. Skau-
du ir liudna atsimin1i, kad
musu sventoji Lictuya nors
sake atgimsta, bet doro3e
s1nenga ir mirsta.
L. Give"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-14
A. S|LEzIJOS kLAUSIMAS

BERLYNAS, spal, "A. y
Vakar pranesta, kad Tautq
Sajungos taryba savo nusp=
rendimo kopijas A. Silezijos
reikale jau pasiunte per spe-
cialius siuntejus eionai, Var
Savon ir visiems sajmginin-
kams.
Taigi A. silezija padalin-
ia. Bet padalinimo smulkme-
nos nezinomos. Kalbama, kad
tas padalinimas nepatenkins
nei vokieeiq, nei lenkQ. Bet
bus ivykintas. Tai atliks pa
tvs saiungininkai.
Taipat kalban1a, kad del to
Silezijos padalinimo Vokieti-
jos valdzia paliecia krizis.
Cali griuti visas ministeriq
kabinetas. Vokietija gall at
sisakyti moketi karo kontri-
bucija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-14
vIRsININKAs GINA SLAP.
IA oRGANIzAc1JA.
Sake, j yra protestoniska if
alnerikoniska.

WASHINGTON, sp. IA. -
Prizes kongreso komiteta uz
Ku-Khlx Khan iludijo il gyne
tos slaptos organizacijos yir-
Sininkas, vadinamas "didaiuo
ju raganium," Simmons.
Jis sake, kad Ku-KluS
Klan organizacija yra srynai
protestoniska ir grynal anne
rikoniSka.
Taipat sake, kad j nera
prieskatalikiska, prieszydiS-
ka arba priesnigeriska. Tai
esanti organizadija persona
liai nariu pazangai Neturin-
I'll savyje jokios nepakantos j
,kitas religijas. Gi visoki uz-
metimai jai blogp If piktQ
darby, tai, girdi, tik pfasi:
manymas. Grid, organizaci:s
jos svarbiausias. tikslas tai
istikimy,bbe y Amerikai.
Gil tie visi laikrasciai, sake
Simmons, .kurie ant Ku-Klux
Klano megina versti kalnus,
tai daro "biznio" reikalais:
Pir1niausia prizes organizacl-
ia atakas pradejo New @Yor-
ko laikrastis "World," kurio
leideias-redaktorius Pulitzer
yra zydas, ir kuris 'tomiS ata-
komis savo laikrasGiri padau-,
gino skaitliu skaitgtojp.
Simmons sake, kad jei kon-
greso komitetas savo tyrine-
jimais suseks nors dali ant
metamq organizacijai prasi-
zengimq, tuomet jis susauks
didziaja tarybq If pakrikdys
organizacija. ,5.ss,'-
Teeiau tas "raganius' nei
puse zodzio neprisimine, ko-
del ia 10 organizacija yra
slapta IL autokratingo pobud-
''zzio. Tasti ir yra svarbiausia.
Jos slaptybenlisl hekvie1ias
turi piktintis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-14
M1RE sENAToR1Us KNOX,
Tai buyo CANA zymus Amerl-
koje asmuo.

WASHINGTON, spal. "A.
Staiga ella mire Suv. Val
stijQ senatorius is PemlsyA q
MICS. Fhllauder Chase kl1jS.
Kituomet jis buvo generallu
Suv. Valstiju prokuroru, pas
kui valstybes sekretorium!.
Ilgas laikas jis buvo doml-
nuojas asmuo republikonQ pa
rtijos valdzioje. Knox mire
Gia savo namp bibliotekoj.
Jis pagautas apoplekcijos
prizes pat ejimq vakarieniau-
ii su savo zmona ir sekreto-
riulni.
Pirm keletos dienQ senate
rius sugryzo is Europos. Par
vykes New Yorkan jis skun-
d6si esqs daug pavarges
nors Europon jis vyko SUI tik-
slu atsilseti il atgauti kick
stiprumo senatveje.
Senatorius Knox buvo zy-
mus asmuo ne wen Amerlko-
ie, bet ir kitose $alyse. Pas
taraisiais laikais jis pagarse-
10, kuomet visas laikas senate
grieztai prieSinosi Versatile
so taikos sutarciai. Jis buvo
autorius rezoliucijos lvykint
taikos padeti Americas su
Vqkietiia il Austria, Buda-
mas valstybes sekretorlum
jis lose zymia role tarptau7
tiniuose reikaluose.
Bet mires senatorius buVo
svetimas darbininkams. Dar-
bininllQ luomui jis nieko ge-
"a .neatliko, nors galeJo tai
padaryti. Darbininku reika-
lai jam buvo nezinomi il sve-
tinli.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-14
sTEBET1NAs zMoGUs,

t . H
] Ch. Walinger, fotografis-
tas, La Sale yiesbuty suren-
ge savo draugams puikia va
kariene atminimui savo gimtu-
yiq.
Susirinkusiems sveeiams jis
,pranese, kad bile yienam Jls
duosias viena tukstantl dole
riu dovanp, jei.. kuris tikrai
nurodysias jo gimimo diena II
:rnetus.. Tam tiksllH 5is dave
yienerius metus laiko. j.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-14
METAI-vOL. VI No. az
Nesusipratimai Anglekasiu
Organ "a. ijoje

ziavimas. Suvaziavime buvo ir.
Howat. Jis reikalayo, kad SUI
yaziavimas paremtu jo visas
paziuras to industrijinio ista-.
tymo klausime. Suvazziavimas
nesutiko. Nusprende laukti, ka
apie ta istatyma pasakys aug
ssciausias Sales teismas..
Howat teciau nepaklause to
nuosprendzio. Is suvaziavimo
jis parvyko namo ir pasidav6
teismo valdzioms. Tuojaus pa
imtas. kalejiman.
Bet Howat galejo prisii1nti
paranka ir butt liuosas ligi
apeliacijos bylos. Teciau jis
su paranka nesutiko ir nuijo
kalejiman. Tuo budu jis da.
We pavyzdi viso savo distrik-
to darbininkams nepasiduoti
istatymui taip, kaip jis nepa-
siduoda.
Kuomet jis uzdarytas ka-
lehman, dauguma anglekasiu
pakele streika, kurs priesin-
gas valstijos lstatymui. Ho-
wato vietoje paliko kitas zlai-
xmas virSaitis. Ir tas nesi-
rupino atsaukti streika. Tuom
nesirupino nei kit distrikto
virsaiciai.
Taigi prezidentas Lewis il
suspendavo visus distrikto vir-
saieius, isakydamas darbinin-
kams gryzzti darban.
Bet ar darbininkai, kurie
stow .Howato puseje,. paklau-
sys to isakymo, ia parodys ar
timiausios dienos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-14
"VALOHFA" KOMUNISTQ
PARTTJA.
Daug nariu tiesiog pavaro.na.

MASKVA, sp. "A. - Vie
los bolSevikQ laikraSciai pra-
mesa, kaip visoj Rusijoj va
Iona" komunistu partlJa.
Kiekviename mieste partlJos
tarybos veda tyrin6jimus II
prasizengusius narius pavaro
Salin is PARTIES.
Pavyzdziui reikia INIT kad-
il miestq Niznii-Novgoroda.
Is partijos paSalinta 9S5 ma
rial, daugiausiai apsviestes-
nieji.
stai kaip jie paskirstomi uz
prasizengimus: Papirkimal
14S; nepildymas partijos
drauSmeS l4o; SlrIaHuiNds
125: linkimas prize menSevikq
14O; uz ispazinima kokids
nors relioiios rs; bailumas
ia; abejotinas atsinesimas !
partiia 225.
Is Petrogrado pranesta,
kad tenai komunistq partija
skaitanti apie 10000 narip.
Bet nepaduodama, kick nari'.
is partijos pasalinta.
Yra zinoma, kad ir is Mas
kvos komunistu partijos pa
Salinami neistikimieji nariai.
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PITTSBURG, KAS.,. spal.
IA. Anglekasiu organizaci,
jos "United Mine Workers of
America prezidentas Lewis
,suspendavo vietos distrikto
(No. 14) visa valdyba ir a.
nos vieton laikinai paskyre ki-
tus virsininkus.
Anglekasiq unijos distrikto
prezidentas Howat ir vice-pre-
zidentas Dorchy yra kalejime.
Taigi il. jiedp suspenduoti.
Vietoje Howato prezidentas
Lewis laikinai paskyr6 Ge-
orge L. Peck. Jam liepta uz-
init anglekasiu distrikto pre-
'zidento ofisQ.
Siandie Kansas valstijoje
streikuoja zymi dalis angleka-
siQ. Streika jie pakele netei-
sotai. Prezidentas Lewis sake,
kad streikininkai mes streika-
We II gryz darban.
Tie nesutikimai organizaci.
ioje didziai negeistini. Bet jie
turi sayo pamatus.
Disrikto prezidentas H O.
wat su visa distrikto valdyba
atsisake pripazinti industriji-
nj yalstijos istatyma, kurs
draudzia visokius darbinin-
kams streikus, bet nedraudzia
samdytojams bi kada paliuo-
suoti nuo darbo darbininkus.
Uz nepripazinima to istaty-
mo Howat nubaustas kaleji-
mu.
Nesenai Indianapolise buvo
organizaciios suva-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-10-14
CRlCAGOJE. c 4
CHICAGos PAsTos BUS
TAs sT1PRIAI sAUGoJA-
MAS.

Chicagos detektivq virsinin=
ikui nezinia kas uzvakar pra-
neSe, kad kaip vakar ryta
suokalbininkai nusprende su
bomba plaisinti paStos busta.
Taigi vakar nuo ryto nnta
IkuoaStriausiai saugoti busta.
ISoro il viduje pima miesto
'detektivq If federaliQ agentQ.
Detektivp virSininkui pri-
sipstas laiskas italy kalba.
raSytas. Pasakyta, kaa spa
liu 13 diena pastos bustas bu-
tn saugojamas.
Kai kas mano, kad, rasi,
tam geram zmogui pasitaike
but kokiame nors anarchistl
'susirinkime. Te6iau dauge-
lis yra nuomones, kad tai bus
iesiog juokdario darbas.
Teciau su tokiais juokais
negali but juoku. Kaip poll
cija, taip pastos agentai me-
gins susekti to laiSkucio au-
toriu.