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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-28
MOBILE CHAMBER
 RECEIVES COPIES OF
 ENGINEER'S STATEMENT

Mobile. June Special )-Mem- bers of the port committee of the Mo- furnished with copies of the report of Capt. F. T, Chambers, government engineer, on the port of Mobile. and are now engaged in making a thor ough study of recommendations con- tained in the report, according to in- formation given out at the chamber
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-28
SENATOR FRANCE OFF FOR RIGA.
 By Associated Press

Berlin, June 27-United States Senator Joseph I. France, accompa- nied by his secretary, Mir. Watson, left for Riga tonight, having received permission to enter Russia, where he is to study general conditions. Senator France expects to reach Mos COW before the end of the present week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-28
LACY BUILDING ROAD
By HILL

Anniston, June 27.-(speciaL)--s. A. Lacy, who has big railroad grad ing contract in western Louisiana, is spending several days in the city this week with his family. MT. Lacy has his entire force at work on the Louisiana contract and will be en- gagged there until well into next win
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-28
MARY PICKFORD AT STRAND
 IN "THE LOVE LIGHTv

Undoubtedly the most dramatic photoplay to yet feature pretty Mary Pickford is The Love Light" While there is in the production all of the light and airy charm of the star, the story after few typical Pickford scenes becomes absorbingly dramatic and possesses at times u note of real tragic depth.
 The love story of the little girl of small Italian town on the rocky shores of the Mediterranean is a most romantic one. While war stories as such have been indefi- nitely laid on the shelf a story Of the after effects of cruel war is most timely. Nothing in the story or the quiet little Italian village suggests the great conflict, but the love affair that Angela innocently carries on with German spy whom she marries secretly, and the re- turn of Angelas love after the war are interesting events wound about the outskirts of the world conflict
 Miss Pickford gives portrayal more emotional than anything she has done. The scenes of the story are well chosen and picturesque ana fine cast helpeds the picture to high standard of motion picture production.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-28
# commerce this morning.

The port committee has already be- gun an investigation of one charge made in the report which declares that one shipping concern at the port the detriment of others. and. accord ing to members of the committee, the matter will be gone into thoroughly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-28
A,'FdshIon5 4p) 99Tseas7f :; s::;':'' s::':::'::..:
 IT 9 Hnnobei
 U NorthAne&on,

The Age-Herald has arranged with
 leading fashion designers of New
 York to furnish It's readers a daily fashion and pattern service. All pat terms will be seam making and guar anteed to fit perfectly. Safe delivery of every pattern ordered is also guar anteed. You should order patterns little in advance of the time you will need them as stock Is not kept in Birmingham, but all orders will be forwarded to the pattern department in New York for attention.
 Childs Union Suit.-This style of undergarmeEt requires very little time to make, and has proven the most comfortable for youngsters. It can be made with or without sleeves.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-28
.LYING LIPS" STIRRING DRAMt
 SHOMING AT THE ALCAZARA

The Thomas H. IIfte production, living Lips" according to Ince him self one of his superior photopiays' is playing at the Alcazar this week
 While the whole picture is stirring and vital, the scenes on midocean. where the big ship is torn from about the two principal characters, is the most dramatic and wondered at mo- ment of the play. What would any two people who had been separated in the conventional world by false ambitions do when left facing short time to live alone on piece ol a boat in midocean? Just what part would convention play in the fright ened desire for the constant cham pionship of each other during every single moment? x
 What these two did forms the lm- portant theme of the whole story and one that has an appeal to prac- tically any motion picture spectator Florence Vidor is beautiful and woS manly, especially in the ship se- quences. where she forgets stale con ouences, where she forgets staie yention House Peters is just the actor for such a strong role as tnas in which he is featured.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-28
ADDITION TO SCHOOL.

Anniston. June 27.--t Special )-- Work on the s12,000 addition to the Pine street school building recently authorized by the city schcool board. was begun Monday morning by tho Calhoun Construction company.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-27
TIMELY LECTURE
BY SUPT. DINSMORE

Supt. A. II. Dinsmore has many
beautiful, new pictures Of the Vel
lowstone Park which will be shown
on Friday evening, Feb. 4, when he
lectures at the Fairbanks Museum on
the preservation of our National
Parks. All patriotic citizens of the
United States are rising in protest
against the attempts being made by
moneyed interests to destroy the ma
tional parks for the sake Of obtaining
water power We should all be made
to realize the gravity Of the present
situation and how near the ,cnemies
of these wild parks arc to obtaining
through our congressman, permission
to begin the destruction and desola-
ton of these sections of our country
which are mot only our chief regions
of scenic beauty and museums Of
wonders but they are sanctuares for
much Of our fa5t-disappearing wild
animal life. Every one will wish to
reserve the evening of Feb. for this
lecture and the hour is to be 730 p.
m, in order to allow for another APP
pointment for some on that same ev-
ening.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-27
Secondhand Goods
Sold By Red Cross
Continued from page one)


into the building throughout the day
and up to closing time at 8 o'clock
fully $50 people were Accommodated
Mrs. E. Z. Sargent, manager of the
house during the month Of January
and February was kept busy most Of
the time attending to the wants of
the large number of customers. She
received able assistance, however,
from Mrs. Henry H. Eldridgc, chair
man of the department and Mrs,
Helen Allison.
Among the goods sold yesterday
were women's coats at so cents; wool
caps, 10 cents; underwear 10 cents to
25 cents; stockings 10 cents, chill
dren's pajamas Is and 20 cents; chill
dlen's coats, so cents; tlannelettc
boomers, 20 cents; girls dresses -
cents; baby dresses, 10 cents; petit
coats, 10 cents; mems and boys
clothing, % to so cents and shoes 5
to % cents. The enumeration Of this
outlay of clothing that can be bought
for such low prices gives an idea o.
just what is being done by the Red
Cross.
The leaders of this new movement
wish it distinctly understood that the
Red Cross is conducting no rummagc
sale; that these goods are carefully
picked over and placed on sale only
for those people whose means will
not allow them to purchase else
where.
The money obtained from the sale
Of these goods is turned back into
the treasury of the Home Service Di-
vision and is used for the continuance
Of the relief work that is being carried
on in Caledonia county. Miss Lora
A. Varney, head of this work, has &C
complished wonderful results so far
and so long as her funds hold out she
will be able to keep the good work
up.
Several Red Cross bags, filled with
discarded articles Of clothing, were
returned to headquarters yesterday
and several calls We're received for
these bags And the leaders wish to
remind the readers of this paper that
these bags may be secured by calling
Mrs. Eldridge at 1862 If the hold
Ell of the bag finds it inconvenient to
bring the bag to the Colonial they
may telephone Mrs. Eldridge and it
will be sent for. The bags may be left
at the Colonial anytime during the
day each Tuesday. If the store is not
open the bags may be left in the
hall
Beginning next Tuesday the clear
ing house will be conducted in the
ticket room Of the theatre on the first
faar. This is a steam heated room
and will not only be more comfort
able for the workers but will be more
convenient for the patrons. The store
will hereafter be open from IL o'clock
noon to o'clock in the evening.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-27
COMMENTS GREAT
WORK OF HOOVER


Mr. Hoover knows how to stage a
parable. His dinner in New York, of
just the food which is to save the
lives of children in Central Europe,
for which about a thousand wealthy
contributors paid a thousand dollars
apiece, or even more, was an object
lesson to the guests and to the public
which will not soon be forgotten. Mr..
Hoover may not be an orator, but he
knows how to say telling thing, as,
as, for example, in speaking of the
millions of invisible guests" he said:
So long as any person in this ma
ton can entertain an automobile, he
can entertain IAN invisible guest"
There are 100000 automobiles and
only 100000 guests. Since this ma
ton is spending a billion dollars an
nually supporting automobiles, an
other billion on ice cream, cosmetics,
and chewing gum, few billion more
on drinks, tobaccos, and other luXur-
les, it has not reached point of des-
tituton that warrants refusal to buy
happiness and cheerfulness for this
mass of children.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-27
Special Matinee to Aid
Starving Children

Motion picture theaters through
out the nation will give special Sat
urday morning matinee for the bene-
fit Of the Herbert Hoover fund to
raise money for the starving children
in Europe. The local theater man
ayers, Homer Graves and Fred Gil
son, have arranged specially attrac-
tive programs for the morning ma
tineeS this week Saturday. You
should attend this matinee, not only
to give your money to aid the starry
ing Children of Europe but also to
see specially good program.
The churches, Red Cross, Y. Nj. {.
A., the newspapers and others are
all cooperating to make these special
matinees huge success. The Gale
donian-Record publishes in another
column its donation to the event in
the form of an advertisement
Everyone should aid in this most
worthy charity. The motion picture
managers are giving freely of their
time, their theaters and their en-
ployees without any cost to the fund
to make the fund a success. Re-
member that $40 will save child's
life. Attend the matinee and you can
give as much for you seat as you
wish.
The patriotism of the motion pic
ture industry is we'll illustrated in the
fact that this industry alone has
guaranteed to raise S2,500,000 for
the children's fund. st. Johnsbuly is
going to do its part and do it well,
Help Managers ellison and Graves to
put this worthy cause cover the top,
Make st. Johnsbury's motion picture
quota a fine example for the rest of
the state to follow.
Attend the Starving Waits matinee
on Saturday morning.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-27
BlOdgett Succeeds
FRYE as Judge
: Ns.''' Ho.Y'o rion

Among the appointments announc-
ed from Governor HARNESS. office in
Montpelier Wednesday was that OF
Harry Blodgett of St. Johnsbury 70
succeed Clinton G.. Frye as Judge Of
the Caledonia Municipal Court.
Judge Frye @as first appointed by
Governor Gate@in 1915, and served
with sufficient success to warrant sew
eral appointments. The change
at the present time is not because
there is any dissatisfaction over
Judge Frye's conduct of the office,
but because of the announced prefer
ence of Governor HARNESS to appoint
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-27

older men, where possible. Judge
Frye has conducted the business of
the office with satisfaction to all con-
ccrncd and with great credit to him
self and there was no objection to his
disappointment.
Nj. .Blodgett is one of the older
members of the Caledonia bar and a
member of the profession whose abil-
ity is everywhere recognized and
there is every reason to expect that
he will serve in this new position
it'll distinct credit.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-27

If some merchants worried about
the big city and mail order competi-
ton little less, and would use a
little more the advertising methods
that boom the big city and mail or
der store business, they would come
out better.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-27
WOMEN DO WONDERS
WITH DIAMOND DYES

Each package of Diamond Dyes"
contains simple directions to dye old,
faded, shabby mateials whether
wool, silk, linen, cotton or mixed
goods, any new, rich, fadeless color.
Buy no other dye.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-27

If you visit the big cities, you can
get some splendid bargains, consist
in of $4,000 suits marked down from
$500 to $500.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-27
THURSDAY, JAN. II, 1921

Want business? Send one Of your
good looking girls to the ce-link with
the latest in hose, caps, mutflers,
sweaters and gloves. Then advertise.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-27
MID-WINTER WEATHER
Variation in Week From 20 Below

Zero to 38 Above

St. .Johnsbuy records a week Of
typical Vermont winter weather, with
temperature lunnino all up and down
the pipe-take your choice. The
Bingham thermometer records:
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-27

It's q wonder that so many people
will buy restaurant steaks at high
prices, when leather has dropped 80
much.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-01-27
CASCARETS
"They Work while you Sleep"

Eat heartily without distress! Don't
stay bilious or constipated, with your
head dull and stomach sour, gassy,
upset Take Cascarets tonight sure
for your liver. and bowels and wake
up clear, fit and ready to enjoy your
work, play or meals. Children love
Cascarets too. No griping-no incon-
venience. 10, 25, so cents.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-11-30
iii llil
PAFRoNTEJ.

KAUNAS, (Elta). Gauta
pranesimq, kad apie 100 lenkq
raitq zandarq uzpuole siuos
kaimus, esancius prie Kalvari-
JOS - Suvalkp plento neutra-
lei zonoj siapus Curzono lini
jos Budziski, Pavaiponis, Val.
ponius ir Aukstaja Buda.
Vaiponip kaime ateme is u
kininko Vinco Kalasniko Zoos
tukstanciq auksinu vertes er-
lila ir be to, pasieme su sa-
vim to paties kaimo vyra Vim
CO Griguti. zandarai is visQ
paminetq kaimp nepasitrauke.
Toxic plesinlai If saudymai
daznai is lenlp puses pasi-
kartojas reiskinys.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-11-30
MIESTAS REIKALAUJA
89c. GAZUI.

Illinois komercijos komisija
baigia isklausinejimus gazo
kompanijos klausime. Gazo
kompanija siandie uz 1000 ku-
biniQ pedQ gazo ina $1.19.
Pati kompanija andai prisipa-
Zinc turinti dideli uzdarbi.
Miesto advokatas tad reika-
lauja komisijos gazui nustaty-
tt N89c. vietoje $1.19. Komisi-
ia gal taip ir padarys. Kom-
panija antkart netektQ Soc.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-11-30
1ss1L1EJo OHIO UPE.
Daug zmoniu vos isgelbeta.

PITTSBURGH, PA, lapkr.
so. = Pirmasis nebuves per
dvidesimts metp lapkricio po-
tvinis ivyko po smarkaus per
keleta dienQ lietaus. Nuo dau-
CELLO vandens issiliejo Ohio u
pc.
Visu paupiu visos zemumos
uzlietos, Daugybe gyventojq
vos suspejo issigelbeti. .Vaka-
rinej Pennsylvania padaryta
daug nuostoliq.. Kai- ai-kuriuose
miesteliuose pertraukta komu-
nikacija. Vietomis po lietaus
pasirode sniegas. Daugelis
zmoniu neteko pastoges.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-11-30

NEW YORK, lapkr. 80. -
Nesenai gryzes is Europos
vietos bankininkas Frank A.
Vanderlip ana yakara kalbe-
jo Ekonominiame kliube.
Bankininkas pasmerke Yer
sailleso taikos sutarti. Jis pa
'zymejo, kad Xxi sio laiko pa
saulio istorija neturejo toxic
netinkamo dokumento, kokiu
yra Varsaillese padaryta tai
kos sutartis. Toxic dokumen-
to Xxi siolei zmogaus mintis
nebuvo sugalvojusi.
Jei norma pasauli grazinti
norinalen padetin, ia sutar-
It's iSnaujo turf but perasyta
ir Europos zemlapis perdirb-
tas.
Jis pareiSke, kad Vokieti-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-11-30
TRAUKs TEIsMAN. 5, BU-
vUsIUs IzDININKUs.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, lapkr.
90. = Siandienenis valstijos
generals prokuroras Brunda-
ge pasirodo labai karingas.
Jis traukia teisman uz pasi---
'savinima valstijai prigulinciQ
pinigq nuosimeiu forrnoje Sian
dienini gubernatorip, kuomet
pirm keletos metq sis buvo
.valstijos izdininku.
Dabar paskelbta, kad jis
patrauksias atsakomyben dar
5 kitus seniau buvusius walls.
,tijos izdininkus.
Iseikvota ar pasisavinta tq
izdininkq suma siekia pustre-
clio miliono dol.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-11-30

MASKVA, lapkr. 80. -
Ateinaneia savaite is Stock
holmo Gia turf gryzti Maxim
Litvinov. Tenai jis visas lai-
kas buvo uzimtas derybomis
su svetimp SaliQ kapitaistq
agentais.
Apie jo tas derybas ella
yra pasklydusiQ visokiq zinfiQ4.
Tarp kitako kalbama,s kad Jls
padares keleta prekybos su-
tarciq su amerikonais If ga
yes uztikrinimQ, kad Suv. Val
stijos pripazisiancios bolsevl-
kp valdzia.
Americas Selpimo Admins
traciios keletas virsininkq ma
test eia su uzsieniQ reikalQ
komisaru Tchitcherinu. Sis,
sakoma, sutikes su svarblau-
siomis salygomis, kokiq Anne
rika nor6tp iSgauti nuo boil
sevikp del jig valdzios pripa-
zinimo.
Tas neva Amerikos sally
gas kituomet paskelbe pran-
,euzu laikraSeiai pazymedami,
kad iei jos butQ iSpildytos,
tuomet Amerika pripazintQ
Rusijos Valdzia. .....
Tos salygos yra: pripazin-
ii privatines nuosavybes, pa
naikinti terora If uztikrinti
pastovia valdzia.
Is autoritativiu versmiq pa
tirta, jog bolSeviku valdzia O.
ficialiai nepakels pripazinimo
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-11-30
VANDERBILT sMERKA VERSA|LLESO sUTARTl

ia negali ismoketi paduotos
karo kontribucijos. Ir kuomet
ateis laikas, kad Vokietija
sustos mokejusi, tuomet kas-
nors lures ivykti. Galimas
daiktas, tuomet Vokietijoje pa
kills revoliucija ir paskui bus
sutruskinta visa vakarines Eu
ropos ciyilizacija.
Bankininkas padave mint,
kad geriausias daiktas butp
Europa sufederalizuoti payyz-
dziu Suv. Valstiju. Tx tuom
budu butu isvengta pavojaus.
Vanderlip reikalauja, kad
Europos valstybes dalilnis at
moketq karo skolas Amerikai.
Tais at1nokamais dalinlis pi-
nigais Amerika gelbetq atsi-
statydinti Europai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-11-30

WASHINGTON, lapkr. 80.
Nusiginklavimo konferencijai
artinasi svarbus momentas,
kurs gall pasibaigti kriziu.
Japonijos vyresnysis adml-
rolas Kato praneae, dig Japo-
Mia reikalauja palikti jai 70
nuoSimcip dali karo laivyno.
Kad tuo tarpu Amerikos pro-
iektu Japonijai leidziama tlk
so nuoS. dalis, arba 5-5-3.
Tai reiSkia: Anglijai su A
merika paliekama po 5 nuos.
dalis, gi Japonijai 3 nuoS. da-
lis. Arba 1OO-100-6O.
Admirolas Kato sake, kad
70 nuoS. dalis JaponlJal yra
minimum dalis, su kuriaja tau
ia gall but patenkinta. Mes
tokia dalis butinai reikalinga
apdrausti valstybe
Penklp valstybiQ karo lai-
wynn ekspertai vakar tureJo
pirmaji savo susirinkima. Ne
zinia, kas jQ buvo tariamasi.
Tx tick zinoma, kad jie taresi
apie Amerikos projekta, kurs
palieGia tas nuoSimtines ka-
70 IaivynQ dalis..
Kalbama, kad ekspertai
neivykins jokiu ypatingq re-
komendaciju plenariam konfe-
renciios susirinkimui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-11-30
sURINKTA MAzA1 MoKEs-
61V.
Rinkimo mokeseiu lesos pasi-
daugino.

WASHINGTON, lapkr. 80.
vidujinip mokes6ip biuras
paskelbe, kad fiskaliniais me-
tais, pasibaigusiais birzelio
80 d., 1921, mokeseiu surink-
ia apie vienu rniliardu maziau,
'negu pirm buyusiais fiskali-
niais metals.
Be to pereitais fiskaliniais
metals mokesciq surinkimui is
laidos padidejo 80 centais
daugiau uz kiekviena LOO dol.
Pereitais fiskaliniais metals
issviso surinkta 4,595,00o,765
doleriq, gi uzpereitais 5,40,-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-11-30
PRIvERsTINAs DRAUDI.
MAS.

Draudimo skyrius prize F.
MICS darbuojas priverstino
draudimo reikalu, kurl mano-
ma ivesti trumpiausiu laiku.
Medziaga tam tikslui jau kuo-
ne visa paruosta. Greta pri-
verstino draudimo statomas
ir laisvas, kaip to pirmojo
.papildymas. Apdrausti bus
galima ne wen kaimu namus,
bet lygiai -miestq II mieste-
liq iyairus turtus, judamuo-
sius ir nejudamuosius.
Vietos darbai pavesti saw
valdybems draudimo inspekto-
rip prieziuroj.
"Liet. y
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-11-30
NIEKO NERA AIRIJoS
KLAUSIMU.

BELFAST, Airija, lapkr.
80. = Ulsterio premieras
Craig 6ia parlamente kalbeda-
mas pareiSke,- jog Ulsteris jo-
kiu budu negali sutikti su pre-
micro Lloyd George summary
mu. Ulsteris nesutiks ~ineiti
visos Airijos parlamentan.
Teciau taikintis su visa Airi-
ia >galima rasti htokiu prize
moniu If budq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-11-30
SKAITYKITE IR PLATlN-
KITE 'DRAUGA'

580,251 doleriq.
Kiekviena simta dol. surin-
xii atsiejo &c., kad tue tar
pu pirmabuvusiais fiskaliniais
metals tik 55c.
Bet sakoma, kad prie tq pa
didintq islaidq priskaitoma
suvirss 6 milionai prohibicijos
yykinimui If 100000 dolerip
vaikq darbo istatymo vykini-
mui.
Pereitais metals mokesciai
'sumazeje daugiausia uz svai-
galus ir taboka.
Komisionierius Blair reika-
lauja padauginti skaitliu mo-
keseiu kolektoriu distriktq ligi
"a. siandie tu distriktq yra
.64. Ir todel yra sunkenybip
.surinkti visas prigulineias val
d1ai mokestis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-11-30
cENTRALINE vAIKV AM
BULATORIJA.

KAUNAs. Miesto valdy-
ba, susitarus su Americas r.
Kryzium, zada netrukus istei-
gti Kaune Centraline vaikq
ambulatorija. Ambulatorijos
uzdavinys - kovot ivairiais
budais su visp rqsiu vaikp Ii
gomis. Gydymo priemones
bus einant paskutiniu medici-
nos mokslo zodziu. Darbuotis
prie ambulatorijos pakviesti
.ivairiu ligq specialistai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-11-30
VOKIETIJA NEMAzAI
PRADzIUGUs1.
Tlri zinir apie skolu suma-
zinima.

BERLYNAS lapkr. 20. =
Gauta ziniq, kad Americas
vyriausybe Washingtono kon-
ferencijoje pakelsianti projek-
ta perpus -sumazinti yisas karo
skolas.
Tos zinios yietos birzon smo
ge nei bomba If tuojaus ke-
liomis markemis atpigo anne
rikoniskas dolieris.
Gia kalbama, kad jei tos Ii
MOS pasirodys teisingos, tue
met Europos valstybiu pinigai
pasuks normalen wagon.
Kick palaukus Vokietijos
valdzia labai pradziuginta,
kuomet gauta zinia, jog, ma
tyt, prezidentas Hardingas
Sion Washingtono konferenci-
jon pakviesias If Eokietija.
Vokietijos vyriausybe isiti-
kinusi, kad jei Amerika pa
naikintq skolas, tuomet vokie-
CLANS nereiketu moketi dau-
giau karo kontribucijos arba
il butu sumazinta.
Augstieji diplomatai tvirti-
ma, kad jei Amerika perpus
sumazintq skolas, tuomet Eu-
ropon gryztu normalumas.
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sVENTASIS TEvAS KLAU-
sosI APIE vYsKUPo Kill
MUS DARIUS.

ROMA, lapkr. 80. = Apei-
GU kongregacija, kuri aptaria
beatifikacijos ir kanonizacijos
klausimus, vakar sventojo Te-
vo akyvaizdoje turejo susirin-
kima ir aptare apie kilniuo-
sius darbus ir dorybes Phila-
delphijos vyskupo Jono Ne
pomuko Neumann. Philadel-
phijoj jis vyskupavo nuo 18-
50 ligi 1860 metu.
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NAUJos MoKYKLos.

Naujq mokyklu istaty1nas,
ypac pradzios, labai smarkiai
vyksta visose Lietuvos apskri-
tyse. Namai statomi, prisilai.
kant sv. MICS paruostq nor
mq. Isskaityta, kad kiekvie-
nos mazesnio tipo mokyklos
statymas apskritai apsieina
nuo 200 Xxi 400 tukstanciq au-
ksinu.
Augstesnio tipo mokyklos
simet statomos Ramygaloje,
murine, Cekiskej ir seduvoj,
medines, 4 kl. Prize statymo
islaidp prisideda ne wen sa-
vivaldybes, bet If vietiniai at
skiri zmones. Tue budu syieti-
mo reikalas Lietuvoje labai
sparGiai gereja. Pradzios mo-
kyklp skaieius simet pasidau-
gino Xxi 20R5. AteinantieIns
metams manoma jis pakilsias,
bent dvigubai,