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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
Edison, Applying Mental Test to Employees,
Amazed at Ignorance Of College Graduates

nection tctwcen his sense and his
mind Is atrophie1.
when I find Chat any one fails
to come mp to the standard set.
I give him one weeks pay and firc
him.
You take man OF twenty-five
or so and. II no Ia intelligent. he
can do anything: when I engage
worker. keep watch on him.
They usually start low, but. II abil-
ity In shown. the rise Ia rapid.
Most nmployera don't know the
possibilities OF their workers, ms
they fnil TO konp In touch with
them.
II shall continue to attend per-
sonnlly to tho employment OF some
oftmy workers."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
4 S. CABINET A CTS ON ALLIED REQUEST TODA
Merchants Commend Times-Dispatch for
Stand on Hampton Roads Development

Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir,-At n meeting OF the board
of directors of the Retail Mer-
chants Association of Richmond.
held this afternoon. "a motion was
offered and adopted conSratulating
you on the splendid editorial in
your paper OF today entitled,
Hampton Roads for the Nation"
We feel that tho development OF
question OF the greatest Importance
to our country at large. and is
not ut all "A local matter. The two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06

associations OF retail merchants.
namely. the Retail Merchants AS
sociation Of the city OF Richmond
and the virginia Association Of
Retail Merchants. both OF which
| have the honor 10 represent as
president, pledge their hearty sup
port in the furthcrance Of the
movement for the development OF
Hampton Roads for tho tcnch, of
our nation.
Very truly yours.
W. H. SCiIWAHZScHILD. Pres.
Richmond. Va. May ;. 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
"crMah government Thanks u. s. for Efforts
Toward Pence: Allied uItimatum Roaal,as n.-,.-
IBy tjnited Nrws I

IBy United News.1
BERLIN. May 5.--The members, Of
the Cabinet tonight passed reso-
luton giving the. United States a
vote of thanks for Its efforts towards
peace.
ForeiGn Minister Won Simons re-
ceiVed the allied ultimatum at s
o'clock in the evening and immedi
atelH notified the members of the
Committee on Foreign Relations.
BERLIN. May 5.-Thc resignation
OF the German Cabinet was formally
announced shortly before midnight
last night.
chancellor Fehrenbach presented
The resignation of the government to
frcsldent Ebert, who made a per
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
u. OF VA. STUDENT WALKS
TO WASHINGTON ON WA GER
IO7 MILES IN so HOURS
Son of Richmond Physician Sleeps Three Days in Prep
aration for Hike-Not an Athlete and Did
Not Train for Feat.
tspecIai to The Times Dispatch ]

tSpec'ai TO The Times -Dispatch.]
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. May o.
Rarring the unexpected. Caperton 8.
Hors!ey. University OF Virginia fresh
man, should reach Washington late
tonight and win his wager OF $3.50.
made with ten fellow that
he could walk from hero TO the cap
ital, 1o7 milcs, in nifty hours.
liorsley started on HIS jaunt at 5:15
yesterday morning, hiking all day
hnd nli night. fio wired from CAL
verton this morning that no had COW
ty-four houTA Leaving calvorton at
0, he arrived'at las this afternoon nt
ManaAsas, where he rested for two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
POLES AND HUNS C!.ASH,
ALLIES PREVENT SPREkD
tRy Associated Pres

WARSAW. May 5.-Dispatches dur
ing the day yesterday reported that.
while order had been restored in Kat
towitz and other towns. fighting was
continuing between Poles and Ger
mans in various parts of the country.
with allied troops preventing the
movement spreading.
Advice~ telling of tho proclamation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06

and half hours before starting on
the last lap OF his journey.
His NIFTY hours expire at 7:15 to-
morrow morning.
Hors!cy Is not an athlete. and went
through no special course of training
in preparation for his hike. In order
to be thoroughly rested up. he slsy-.
for three days before making tie.
3ump-off,
Physicians at the university In
formed him before his departure that:
by the time ne reached Calverton his.
vitality would os reduced 20 per cent
In a wiro rnesssse today he complains;
cd OF aoro feet, ~ ss
Horaley is the son Of a! n,ominsat.
Richmond physician. ls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06

his testimony before the committee,
the hen and steel trust.
The steel industry, Colonel Shep-
herd said. is highly protected one,
and Judge Elbert II. Gary seems to
be the law and tho prophets on tho
subject of steel" =.
wealth than the steel industry" said
Colonel Shepherd, yet her products
have no protection. Yet I suppose
that Il tariff on steel will be given
Judge Gary. but the farmers will be
continued on Rase 2. Col. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
Italy Says America Entitled to Have Way
About Yap;Sforza Wants See HerHaveIt

nothing and is entitled to have
her way about Yap. She ought To
have II. and the Italian govern
mcnt desires her to have it,
What do you think the Jap
ancsc attitude will be- the cor
respondent asked
II am confident replied Count
Sforza. that the Japanese govern
ment has too clear sense OF po-
litical realities not to agree"
What did Earl Curzon reply to
your statement concerning rap?"
That" said Count Sforza. lis
Earl Curzon's privilege to say"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
TEN WOUNDED IN PARIS
PROTESTING MOBILIZATION
IBy United News.l

FAR1S. May 5,-Ten persons were
wounded and acore arrested as the
elimination OF the radical meetings
or protest today against the Napo-
leonic memorial festivities and the
mobilization OF the class of 1919.
Radicals assembled in various sub
urban neighborhoods and heard ex-
cited speeches by Socialists and Com
nlunjst Deputies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
PHILOSOPHER DIES
AS WIFE WINS DIVORCE

LONDON. May 5.-Simultaneously
with tho announcement OF tho deaf 1,
In Peking OF bertrand Russell. cele-
brated philosopher and pacifist, ia
London court today granted d.
vorce to his wife.
Mrs. Russell was daughter of
Pearsall Smith. OF Philadelphia. She
married Russell in 1894. but they
have lived apart since 1911. when the
philosopher fell in love with another
woman whose name was not dis
closed in court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06

4 SSppa1 plGa 10 the Cabinet to continue
tunetioninE until new government
could be organized.
Indications this morning were that
either Herr Schiller. n Democrat, or
Herr Stresemann. leader OF the Ma
tionalistic Georman Peoples party.
would be the new Chancellor.
Party leaders last night and this
morning were struggling TO agree on
successor to DR.. SimonS, the For
eign Minister.
IN presenting the resignation to
fresident Ebert, Chancellor Fehren-
pach declared that after the answer
mat was received from Washington
there was no other recourse loft to
the government hut to retire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
PROTESTING, MAN GOES TO
CHAIR FOR SLAYING WOMAN
IRN Ifniten NnMS |

OSSINING, May 5.--Protesting to
the last that the State didn't give him
n square deal In return for his turn
ing states evidence against his three
fcliow-murdcrcrs. Michael Casalino,
"a. was put TO death in. the electric
chair in Sing Sing tonight for kill
ing Mrs. Helen Holback in a robbery
in New York City two years ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
BRAND LOOKS ON
AGREEMENT AS JUST
One That Can Be Defended and
Yet Be Adjusted to Ger
many's Resources.
HOPES BERLIN WILL ACCEPT
Nothing Can Avert Occupation
of Ruhr Except Acquiescence,
Says Premier.
HOPES BERLIN WILL ACCEPT
IBy Associated Press

PARIS, May j.-Prcmier BRAND. on
his journey from London TO Paris,
gave the impression of man at
peace. after five days OF intense work
with issues and responsibilities of i'm
mense significance to France and Ger
many and Europe generally He re-
turns prepared to defend the agree
ment as just settlement. one that
can be defended, viewed from the
point of French interests, and yet be
adjusted to the resources OF Germany.
Although Premier BRAND does not
go SO far as to say that he believes
Germany will accept the terms. he
hopes she will do so.
II have no desire Ia see France
spend l0o.Ooo.ooo francs monthly on
the occupation of the Ruhr." he said
but nothing can prevent that now
except German yes without any
IFS provided that's butts or where
ases'"
Not Tax ON Exports.
The Premier is convinced that, in
oI the NalucS
exports. a true solution has hecn
found. 1T is not a tan on exports"
he said. but n measure of paying
power. a barometer of trade"
He explained that no tax was placed
on exports as auch-~ The German gov
crnment would be required to take
tho total value OF the exports and
pay the equivalent OF &c per cent into
the reparations fund. hut tho per
ccntagc could be paid out OF any kind
of taxation the German government
should elcct---out of the internal rev
cnucs, for example.
interested in 4. &. Opinion.
NJ. BRAND believed that the finan-
cial world would accept the bonding
scheme, and he was particularly in
tcrcsted in American opinion on this
subject. He considered that the bonds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
Chicago Job Printers End Strike.

CHICAGO. May 5.-Thc strike OF
Chicago job printers ended today
when their demand for forty-tonr-
hour week was granted and they
agreed to accept s+.35 week re-
duction decided upon by Dean Ralph
Emerson Ilcilman, who was chosen
arbiter by the employers and en-
DlOycS,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
HENSON SCORES THOSE
WHO WEAKEN
tBy United News. !

WASHINGTON. May 5.--Shipping
companies which arc signing con-
tracts with seamcu on the basis OF
the old wage scale will be dealt with
severely. according Ia Admiral Ben
son. chairman OF the Shipping Board.
Reports have been received, Ben
son said that several companies op-
Grating shipping Board vessels have
ignored his order for IL per cent
wage cut and signed agreements at
the higher Level.
This will no, be tolerated" Ben
son said. we are investigating the
reports. and IL necessary. will take
the ships away from the offending
companies"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
SEAMEN'S STRIKE
SETTLEMENT AT
DEADLOCK STAGE
Benson Warns Operators Of
Shipping B O. ard Craft
Against Weakening.
TAKE SHIPS FROM THOSE
WHO FAIL TO CUT WAGES
Ship Owners and Strikers Each
Claim Important Gains
in Contest.
FOUR NEW YORK sAiLINGs
Norfolk Court Imposes Fine on
Mexican, Charged With Inter-
fcring With Sailor.
TAKE SHIPS FROM THOSE
WHO FAIL TO CUT WAGES
FOUR NEW YORK sAiLINGs
Norfolk Court Imposes Fine on
Mexican, Charged With Inter
fcring With Sailor.

WASHINGTON, Mny 5.-Pro~pccts
OF N settlement of the wnEc con
troyersJ. which threatens n uc-up Of
American shipping. appeared consId-
crnbiy brighter tonight ms tho result
mt Joint conference of Chairman
Benson, Of shipping Bonrd. md rep
rcncntntives or the mnrinr engineers
With Secretary Davis. The dikcus-
sion, which was the hrnt held with
more thnn ono party 10 the contro-
NersJ prcncnt with tho recretary
since last week, wax adjourned mt n
late hour to he resumed tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
End Chicago StockyardS Strike.
BY United Ncwsl

CHICAGO. May 5.-The stockyards
strike is over. Twelve hundred live
stock handlers employed by the Union
Stockyards and Transit Company re-
turned to their posts tonight. follow
ing an agreement to submit the pro-
posed wage cut of S cents an hour TO
Federal Judge Samuel Aischuler for
arbitration
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
ALLIES TO CRUSH
POLISH INVASION
OF UPPER S|LES|A
lnroads Increasing and Situation
Rapidly Is Becoming
Alarming.
INVADERS DRIVEN FROM
TWO TOWNS BY FRENCH
East Oppeln and Gross Strehlitz
Invested; Britisher I'm
prisoned, Report.
lily United Ncws.I

LONDON. Mny 5.-sevcnty-n,c en-
tcnte troops in Upper SIIesin hn,c
been Killed and i50 have been
wounded In conflicts with the insur-
gent Polish forces. according To nd
vices received here Thursday night
from Berlin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
Must Have Passport to Mexico.

GALVESTON, TEX. May g.
American citizens will not be per-
mitted TO enter Mexico unless they
have a passport or n certified docu-
mont OF Identification properly vtsed
by Mexican consul in this country.
according to information received
here today by G. Meade Fierro. Next
can consul here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
HARDING GIVES
HOSEAT7EN7ION
TO THE PROPOSAL
Cabied From London Wednesday and Is Pre-
sented to Hughes by Sir Auckland Geddes,
British Ambassador
SECRETARY OF STATE HOLDS
CONFERENCE WITH PRESIDENT
while Indication of u S. Attitude Is Lacking Belief
Prevails That America Might Feel Justified
in Participating
| BY Associated Press 7

WASHINGTON, May 5.-Presdent Harding had before
m tonght the formal invitation United States fro,
M to be represented supreme coun
% me IeParatlons commission and the of ambassa-
nors e giving attention to and was axnao.aa
Drlng the question before the at the regular
ing tomorrow, for discussion - e Aioe'-
ne invitation which cabed London LAST nipht
at the State Department today by Sir
he BRUSH ambassador Secretary FIuphes
~ conference for half hour with President The
uecnea TO say what subject had discussed hut
tonlgnt IL was said at the White
pelore Mr Harding for his consideration ~
NO hdcatlon was given attitude Ar,o-;o,,
81 toward the invitation, although in some circles
sI was expressed that the United might feel us
because of its interest economic adjustments
ing out Of the>war. "N'us'ienIs grow
i"'matons in
ton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06

Pictures of the niues
will feature tho photogravure section
Of Sundays Timoa-DiHpntch. Don't
fail to got a copy noxt Sunday Of the
Z ''Sooth's Greateat aundAy NA...HA.A..o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06

respect 20 mandates. Italy has al
ready expressed approval of the
American position on this subject
and Franco has given assurance that
she would lose no time in bringing
the status OF Yap before the supreme
council for consideration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06
Pictures Of tho niue,

Will feature the PhotogrAvure SEC.
dion OF Sundays Tlmos. Dispatch.
l4pon't fail to get copy next Sunday
tHf the "South's Greatest Sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06

ihere were intimations in some Of
nctai circles also that a condition
precedent to unrcscrvcd participa-
tion by the United states in deIiher-
atoms abroad would he the accept
ance by the allies OF the principles
laid down by Secretary Hughes in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-06

So to Baltimore. YoRK RIVER LINE,
5:10 p. A. daily except SundaY.-Ady,
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Continued on Page 2. Col. g.
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CONTINUED on Page 4. Col. :
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The Weather

Light rain In enst portion of state
todoy' fnir. with rising tenn
prraturc. tomorrow.
For weather repor, sec Edi,oria, Page .
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-02
GRAIKAI NESUTINKA SU
TALKININKU PLENAIS.
Pacioje Graikijoje keliami
prOtestai.

Londonas, Kovo l. = Graf
kQ delegacija nesutiko su pa
darytais talkininku plenais,
pagal kuriQ turi but skiriama
komisija ir Sitai pavedama is
tirti nacijonale padetl Traki-
joj ir Smirnoj if pagal to pa
galiau padaryti atmainas Sc
vres taikos sutartyje.
Graikai stow uz neatmainy-
ma sutarties ir atsisako atsi-
zad6ti nors daliQ TEakijos il
Smirnos.
PraneSta, kad Graikijoje da-
romi gyventojQ susirinkimai il
pakeliami protestai prizes tai
kininkus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-02
GEN. MACREADY SUzEIS-
TAS.

Dublinas, Airija, Kovo l. -
Cia AiriQ sferose placiai kal-
bama, jog vyriausias Anglu
karuOmen9s vadas Airijoje,
gen. Macready, su kulipka pa
zeistas petin. Todel jis, siandie
niekur nepasirodas. Bet ar tas
tiesa, sunku patirti.
Jis buves pazeistas Vasario
II d. iSvakaro, kuomet su Sta
bu vaziaves armijos automo-
biliu il brves uzpultas AiriQ
laisvanoriQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-02
PADARYTI TAXA - PR
MASIS HARDINGO
zYGIS.
Pagerinti ir sustiprinti tarp-
tautinius istatymus.

Washington, Kovo /. : A
not gautQ informaciiu, ,naujo
rrezidento Hardingo pirmieji
zingsniai tarptautin6je politi-
koje bus:
Pirma, padaryti taika sll
|Vokietija pagal senatoriaus
Knox'o rezoliucijos, kuria kon-
gresas buvo pri6mes, bet pre-
Izidentas Wilsonas nepatvirti-
no.
Antra, pasiQlymas llitoms
viespatijoms sumazinti ginkla-
vimqsi.
TreGia, pasiulymas perziure-
ii ir patvarkius sustiprinti
tarptautinius istatymus,
Ketvirta, isteigti tarptauti-
nj tribunala riSti taikos kelill
vieSpatiju gincus.
Penktd, ikurti tarptautine
konferencija, ar tautu selma
riSti tarptautiniams gincams,
kad tue keliu uztikrinti pa
sauliui taika.
Kick zinoma, busimasis pre-
zidentas tarptautiniais klausi-
mais savo programa isd6stys
inauguracijineie kalboie. Bet
yra zinoma, kad j tarp-
tautinius santikius jis labai
mazai maiSysis. Tie reikalai
pavedami iSimtipai valstybes
sekretoriui Hughes.
Tai visai programai lkunytl
veikiai po Kovo 4 dienos bus
susauktas kongresas nepapras-
ton session.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-02
Russia tu1i prekiu.

Anglijoje skelbiama, kad su
Russia nesama ko pradeti pre-
kyba, mes j neturinti jokiq
prekiQ. Gal tuomi norma sve-
timq Saliu pirklius suklaidinti.
zinovai tvirtina kaip till
priesingai. Jie sake, Rusijoie
yra daugybe produktQ, paruos
tu iSvezimui Mrubezius.
Turima isvezimui tik veino
zibalo 100000 tonu. sito ziba-
10 Kerosino ir benzinos) YER
te siekia 20 milijonu dolieriQ.
Rusijoje yra daugybe seme-
.np If brangiq' kailiq, daugy.
be skurq if pagaliau paciq ia
w. TAI visa apkalnuoJama de
Simtimis milijonu.
MaslSva turf daugybe del
mantu ir l1itol1ios rQSies BRAN
giu zibuciu.
zodziu tariant, silnet Rusi-
ia gall paruosti ivairiq pre-
kin iSvezimui vertes 200 mill
jonu dolieriq.
Ispradziu grail suma. Tai
We lSodel vietos pirklius pa
gauna dziaugsmas pagalvojus
apie prekyba su Rusija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-02
NUSISTATYMAS TOKS,
KAIP BUVES.
Taip sako Lloyd George par
lamente.

Londonas, Kovo l. = Angli-
jos EyriausybG neturi jokio pa
siketinimo keiSti savO nusista-
tyma AiriioS patvarkyme.
Taip parlamente cia kalbe-
damas pareiSk6 premjeras Lilo
yd George.
Ir pridur6, kad vyriausias
Airijos sekretorius autorizuo-
tas vesti ten savo valdyma
taip kaip buve ligi pasekmin-
gojo gallo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-02
voKIEcIA1 LAVINA Boil
sEv1KU KARUoMENE.
Tokiu ziniu paduoda Varsava.

Londonas, Kovo l. = Laik-
raSciui Times is VarSavos
pranesama, kad tenai, Varsa-
Won, tomis dienomis is Mask
vos parvykes vienas keliaunin-
kas.,
Jis nupasakoja, kad Mask
voje bolsevikai turi suorgani-
zave intelnacijonali kareivip
korpusa, kurin ineina daugiau
poros tukstanciu vyru. Tam
korpusui pavesta Maskvoje
saugoti valdiSkuosius trobe-
sius.
Tan korpusan daugiausia in
eina VokieGiai. Bet esanti zy-
mi dalis If Ungarq, Prancuzu,
italy ir AnglQ kareiviQ Iai-
me, kad nera nors Lenku).
VokieGiai, esa, daugiausia
sujungti su bolsevillQ karuo-
men6s lavinimu.
Ant gallo pareiskiama, jog
visoj SovietQ Rusijoj siandie
varoma smarki propaganda
su tikslu paruoSti Rusu armi-
jos If civiliQ kmonip mintys
prie naujo, labjaus didesnio
=Raro.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-02
NAUJAUs|OS zIN|Os.

PARYzIUs. = Gauta ziniu, kad
PrancuzQ okupacijineje armijoje
prasidejes nepaprastas militarinis
veikimas. I paruoStas pozicijas su-
gabenama artilerija, patyarkomi
laktuvai. Kaip Siandie is Londono
po konferencijos su premjerais SUI
gryzta marSalas Foch. Tai Pran-
cuzQ -demonstracija prizes Vokieti-
iq, kad i$gauti reika1aujamq at
lyginimq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-02
"a zUVO Ant GELEzIN-
KELIO,
DAUG zMoN1U NEIDENTI-
FIKUOTA.
Locomotives inzinierius nema-
te uzdaryto kelio.

Praeito sekmaQienio vakare
ties Porter, Ind. nepertOliau-
sia nuo CnicagoS, ant kryzke
lio susidauz6 du traukiniu.
Michigan Central gelezinkelio
traukinis uz6iO skerSai New
York Central gelezinkeliO If
trupuGiukq stabtel6jo. TuO mo-
mentu New York Central ge-
lezinkeliu atuz6 Sreitasis trau-
kinis ir uztelGjo ant skerSai
keliO StOvinGiO anO trauEiniO.
LOkomotiva Sudauz6 ! Sipulius
vagonq, kurs buvo kupinaS ke-
liauninkQ. PaSib6g6iusi loko-
motiva patti nu$okO nuo be
giQ ir iSikaS6 zem6n.
Kaip vieno, taip kito trauki-
Mo visa ellie vagonQ Sulamdy
ia. SutruSkintame vagone zu-
vo ligi vienO viSi vaziavuSieji
zmon6S, kuriQ buta apie 40.
zuvo locomotives inzinierius
ir DeGkuriS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-02

Suv. ValstijQ " shipping
board" mielai pageidauja, kad
Juodojji jura pagaliau butQ
atidaryta prekybai. Mes Tarp-
zemiu juroje tas "boardas"
paneSa didelius nuostolius. Vi
same pasauly, sakoma, randa-
81 apie 5 milijonai tonq ameri-
koniSkQ laivQ, kuriais nera kas
veikti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-03-02
KARO TEISMAI VEIKIA
AIRIJOJE.
Kasdien nubaudziama po de-
Simtis zmoniu.


Dublinas, Airija, Kovo l.
Airijoie veikia militariniai tel
sinai. Abelnai INFANT, kasdien
nubaudziama po deSimts prasi-
zengusiQ AiriQ. Apie 40 zmo'
niu jau nubausta mirtimis If
apie 10 is jQ jau nugalabin-
ta. Kit baudziami kal6jimu.
Kaldjimuose laikoma apie
5000 HmoniQ. KaliniQ skait-
Illus kasdien did6ja.
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s S, COUNTRY EDITION METALyoL. vi. No. 81

del, kad jis susipykes II Sue
ligowslSiu, nes tas esas norejes
atskirti Vilniu nuo Lietuvos,
o Aukstuolaiti norajes "suvie-
nyti" anot jo buyusio laik-
lasGio "Suvienytoji Lietuva. !"
"Liet."
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ATSAKOMA JAPONUI Pr
LIETYBE.

Sacramento, CAL, Vas. 2S.-
Japonas Ichizo Zato tarnavo
Suv. ValstiiQ karaomen6je.
Kuomet jis kreipesi apskricio
teisman gauti pilietybes raS-
tus, jam neduota.
Teisme pasakyta, jog tarna-
vimas armijoje Japono negali
padaryti S. ValstijQ pilieciu.
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$4,000 BoLsEv1KU T1FL1sE
Konstantinopolis, Kovo l.,

Konstantinopois, Kovo l.
Anot gautu depesQ, Tiflisan
bolSevikai inejo praeita penk.
tadieni. Inejo $4,000 kareiviu.
Pirmiausia per kelias valan-
das bolSevikai plese miesta.
Tx paskiau ivesta siokia-to-
kia tvarka.
Gruzijos yaldzia islaiko bu-
vo apleidusi Tiflisa- Bet tenai
pasiliko ITALY, Vokiecip IN
Turku misijos.
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TARYBA SVARSTE S. V.
NoTA.

Paryzius, Kovo 1. - Vaka-
rykSGiame popietiniame pase-
dy TautQ Saiungos taryba
trumpai apsvarste S. Valstijq
nota ir atsakyma j ta nota.
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Is KLA|PEDOS kRASTO
(Pabaiga is pr. num-.

VfaDalga is pf. Hulll.l
IT Lietuvai ir KaraIiauciaus
krastui is to butQ dideliausia
nauda. yiena, jis turf. daug
zalios medziagos ir darbo ran
ku, kita, turi daug dirbtuviQ
ir plaGia pramone. Be to, juk
tas SraStas ir jau ina prisi-
mint savo lietuvybe = iuk a.
pie Labguva dar tebekalbama
lietuviSkai, nereikia manyt,
kad tas kraStas pamirso lie
tuviQ kalba. Ypac apie prisi-
glaudimq prie Lietuvos daug
kalbama po to, lSai Lietuviai
istenge atsiginti nuo Zeligow-
skio.
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Marion, O., Kovo 1. : Pre-
zidentas-elektas Harding par
vyko is Floridos. Kaip fytoj
jis iSkeliauja Washingtonan.
Floridoje budamas parinko
sau kabineta. Tai sunkiausias
darbas nuveiktas. Turis jau
parinkes ir ambasadorius ! di-
dziules vieSpatiias.