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The evening world., 1922-05-24
RAILROAD FREIGHT RATES
ORDERED CUT TOPPER CENT;
FARES ARE NOT AFFECTED
interstate Commerce Commits
sion Makes Slashing Reduc-
tions on Horizontal Basis to
Stabilize Business.
Agricultural Schedules Are
Unchanged-Decision Says
Roads Are Only Entitled 10
So %, Profit.

WASHINGTON, May 24.-Reduc-
tions in freight rates averaging about
10 per cent. were ordered to-day by
the Interstate Commerce Commission
in a decision resulting from its in
quiry into the general rate structure
Of the Nation.
In the Eastern section OF the coun-
cry, ma reduction. which will take
effect on Jnly /. viii be II per cent
in The West lah per cent. and in the
seuthern and Mountain Pacific terri
tories ~ Ia per cent.
In showing the extent Of these re-
duetiens in the Western section, for
example, IL was pointed out that the
eomn,ission's order reduces present
rates by amounts that will make them
finally 81 1-2 per cent. higher than
rates in effect before 1920.
In ordering the decreases, which are
on a horizontal basis, the commission
held that the Nations railroads are
entitled IN earn IA per cent. on the
,.,. ,.,,or ,hor
the approximate 6 per cent. under the
Transportation Act Of 1920.
es ~. a. ha,s a., .o,ns IN :
n 49, ~ ~; tha oor,n,ission,s order
~ ~ Az Esstarn district the
~ as ~. ,nrraass ~ Aug az 1920.
n,t - as ner cent . in the west.
-. s,.tr,c. ths nrsvious az ner cent
,..,s.ss ,s.- on, 10 81 10 ner cent !.
a. ~. S.,,.,,.rn .nd Nfountain paciac
s,..-;c.. az nrsviors rate increase of
" - oant I was cnt 10 121-9 per
,rtsrt.-r,tor,aI increasss aver
.ssnr asSs nsr cent were cpt m
81 rsr ~,
rrsrsrnrt. ZION o,.r.ss on nassen-
...i,rss,.s 80 p,,iin,an cherses were
-. So. fs.ctad nv, tha dsc,s,on
..n.as - ~ rssuct,on assected hy The
The evening world., 1922-05-24
Officials Deny That Story of Million
aires Son Has Been Accepted as
Satisfactory Young Woman Now
Mentioned in Mystery Mrs. Ward
Stands by Him.

Both District Attorney Weeks of Wecheser County and Coroner
Fitzgerald declared to-day that they had accepted Walter
Wards the time and place method of the killing
of Clarence Peters week ago yesterday.
Ward admitted to BAIL" said Mr. Weeks to-day be
bnd accepted the story his lawyers brought But the
only evidence had against him that furnished by himself We
did then have the results Of the investigation which have since
doubt parts of the narrative There the least
danger his escaping from the jurisdiction he made the attempt
had that and attempt eun hide would have
resulted in his Immediately take the tul
bly for saying that did his brook ne and
Snker We regarded It, and still regard IT, calling for rigid and
painstaking investigation" }sates< sss ss
The evening world., 1922-05-24
SLAYER OF PETERS MUST CONFESS
ENTIRE STORY OF BLACkAlAL PLOT
Discrepancies in Ward Shooting
That Deepen Blackmail Mystery
Complicated Disclosures in the Killing of Peters
and Counsel for Slayer's Explanation.

.
witnesses connection with the killing
mentioned by the officials who investigated the
Campbell Wards attorney
asleep hn 200 yards OF where Ward
pistol battle took ala not hear sound
THAT . a mai o argument, ssstt
Only found the slavno, though
Ward says empted a elected
shot. ~
osaidh he snptsd automatic? We stand only
issued MeHday noen When Mr. Campbell shown
mentioned Ward
shots,
replied; "Ge find the other SHE'LL, y
automobile found near the bod
supposed to haze been also
tWe that2 That Is matter of argument tssS
sign of struggle In the ocny The ctghrl
marks nnder mis- feet he
feu ia tracks,
"That would the theory shot
in or near whore
found- pointed Campbell that the body might
without the occupant stepping Oft
running board
There glass such Woud haze deh from an
automobile ,rindoo bullet Ward has
broken by a from Peterd's reUotUer ~ ~.
"our anything about broken class
automobile being hit"
No pistol has accounted for the
Ward said in attacking him.
That doesn't prove anything His aeeompioes have
taken Petess gun with them.'
The evening world., 1922-05-24
SAYS DAUGHERTY
HAS DETECTIVES
PRy ON SENATORS
Caraway Asserts He Has Evi-
dence Attorney General
Is Utilizing Secret Service.

WASHINGTON. May 24.---Attor'
ney General Daugherty was charged
by Senator Caraway, Democrat
Arkansas. speaking to-day in the
Senate. with having assigned Secret
Service operatives to shadow mem
bers of Congress.
The Arkansas Senator declared Mr..
Daugherty never had denied the
charge recently made by H. L. scaife.
discharged Department Of Justice en-
ploye, that Secret Service men, in
cluding a Negro coachman, had been
assigned 20 follow members OF the
House. The Senator added the state
ment that he knew OF witness who
would testify that Secret Service
men are trailing members OF the SEN
ate as well as spying on members OF
the House"
Another statement made by Senator
Caraway was that the Attorney Cen
eral and Fielder, the New York attor-
ney, "suggested'' that Charles w.
Morse had Kidney disease when they
we're endeavoring 10 secure his COM
mutation from the Atlanta Peniten-
tary.
Mr.. CaraNay's statements in the
course OF another long address on the
Morse case and war fraud prosecu-
tions, were made in commenting on a
statement Issued by the Attorney
General last night declaring that his
connections with the Morse case were
shown by letters Of former President
Taft and Attorney General Wicker
sham. The statement also suggested
that the Attorney Generals war
LnAIa = nri-,LL 49,.
The evening world., 1922-05-24
RAILROADS INSIST
ON WAGE REDUCTION
BEFORE RATE CUTS
Executives to Press Claim for
Decreases to Railroad
Labor Board.
(From . Staff Correspondent Of The
Evening WORLDLY

WASHINGTON. May "a. The
committee of railway executives,
headed by Daniel Willard, will confer
with the members Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission tomorrow on
the general rate decision made public
to-day. Until this further conference
is had, It was indicated at the offices
of the railway executives here to-day,
no formal announcement will be made
as to the attitude of the carriers.
1t is known. however. that the roads
are protesting against the 10 per cent.
horizontal reduction in rates which the
decision makes and against the substi-
tuition of 5% per cent. for per cent.
as a fair return from the properties.
The railway executives. it is learned.
are standing pat on their original
proposition that wages of labor must
first be reduced in order to make the
freight rate cuts practicable,
Applications of the carriers have
been on file with the Railroad Labor
Board since last November for per-
mission to put railroad wages back to
practically the same level that OBJ
tained when Federal control was
terminated.
THE railroads decreased mainten-
ance of way work $3.50, 100000 last
year and, by decreasing the amount
of maintenance work done on cars
and locomotives, saved an additional
500. 900, ,0o0," said a railway official
to-day who has been identified with
the rate controversy.
ut is not true that the carriers
want to take all of the expense re-
duction out of railroad labor 1t has
been found that the chief cost mate
rials and railroad supplies is other
labor. The proposed 20 per cent.
reduction in wages of miners would
mean a saving OF. so to rs cents per
ton on railroad Coal. and it would
represent saving Of coal to the
roads of SIS, 100000 to 500. 900, ,OoO
annually
1t was pointed out that in view OF
the 25 per cent. decline in traffic last
year the roads had found 1t impos-
sible UP to this time to make rate re.
ductions.
The representatives of the carriers
were somswhat surprised at the an
nouncement of the Interstate Com.
merce Commission decision to-day
At the conference between the rail.
way executives and the Interstate
Commerce Commission the former
ascretained that the commission had
formulated a programme OF rate re-
ductions, but a second conference wal
arranged for and it was a surprise
that the decision to-day was made
public in advances of further dis
cussion. Sentiment among business
men is so strong for the necessity OF
rate reductions that 1t Is not likely
there will be any modification OF the
attitude OF the Interstate Commerce
Commission, which has the formal
support OF the President
II appears now that the best the
carriers can expect from the situation
is leveEage with which to force favor
able action by the Railroad Labor
Board on the question of wage reduc-
tions for certain classes of railroad
employees.
The evening world., 1922-05-24
TONS OF ROCKS
ENTOMB FOUR IN
QUARRY BLAST
Laborers Killed at Nyack by
Premature Dynamite
Explosion.

-Four laborers were killed at West
Nyack to-day when they were blurred
under an avalanche OF stone at the
Belmont-Gurnee quarry.
A premature blast of dynamite un-
loosened hundreds OF tons of rocks
upon them. Two Of the bodies were
recovered.
The evening world., 1922-05-24
SPEED COP NABS
GOV. MILLER AND
OTHERS IN TRAP
Two Other State Executives
Halted for Fast Driving
c in Chicago.
Nav !


Governors OF three States and
other prominent men were caught
by motorcycle policeman while
speeding in an automobile from
the Exmoor Golf Club to down
town hotel last night.
w. wighall. chauffeur en-
ployed by Alexander Reyeli. was
driving a car containing Mr..
Revell and the latter's guest.
Gov. ]. A. o. Preus Of Mime
sofa, but was allowed TO proceed
after summons had been served.
Police say the car was travelling
30 miles an hour. $685.
Another car, also delayed, con-
tained Gov. Nathan l.. Miller OF
New York. Gov. Henry Allen of
Kansas and others who had been
playing golf. -s,s
The evening world., 1922-05-24
RUSSIA AND ITALY
SIGN TRADE TREATY

GENOA. May q (Associated Press)
The commercial treaty between
Soviet Russia and Italy was signed
in the Royal Palace at $50 this
afternoon.
The evening world., 1922-05-24
GEN. wooD's YACHT REPORTED
SAFE IN STORM.

MANILA, May 20 ASSOCIATED Press>
Leonard Wood Governor General OF
the Philippines. is safe after being miss
ing thirty-slx hours in the yacht Apo
following a typhoon. according to word
received here early to-day. The yacht
was reported to have taken refuge al an
island near Mindora.
The evening world., 1922-05-24
THE wOnLD TRAVEL BUREAx

Arcade, PuIltzer (woFld5 BuiIdins. Ss-ss
Park Row. ". Z. City. Telephone Beskmsn
opsl day and night. Money ordsfr md
tiHvSllsFG ehschs tor sais.--kavE
The evening world., 1922-05-24
WHOLE sLAcKMAiL PLOT TO sE
BROUGHT OUT.

The Coroner said that Il was his
intention to have the whole story OF
the biackmall plot Drought out at the
inquest as an essential part OF the
explanation for the supposed attack
on Ward by Peters and his asso-
ciates
Sheriff Werner intimated to-day
that he knew what had become or
the pistol with which Ward said
Peters had threatened him and OF
the shells Of the cartridges which
were elected from Wards automatic
pistol in his battle with the black
But Mr.. Weeks and the
Coroner said the Sheriff had not
any such information
TO them. Stories TO the effect that
bullets haVo been found In the
trunks of trees or telephone poles.
near where the body OF Peters was
found. are untrue. the officials said.
The only holes investigators could
find near the place to-day were
those made by the steel spurs Of
linemens climbers or were rarity
overgrown with bark.
Some OF the apparent discrepencies
between Wards story and established
facts had proved unimportaat. F'itz-
gerald said.
For instance. he said. the pnbIished
statement that the bullet which i<iiied
Peters had not passed through his
outer clothing, but only through his
shirt, waS incorrect. There was q
bullethole In tho waistcoat OF Peters.
and II showed powder burns There
was no hole in the coat, but II might
have been unbuttoned during such
as described by Ward.
BLEEDING or SLAIN MAN WAS
INWARD.
There was also an explanation OF
the fresG IN OF the ground about the
body of ielers from blood. The aif-
topsy showed that Peters had bled
nearly three quarts lnwardly. Az h
the absence OF the marks OF the tire
treads OF moro than ono automohiie.
The evening world., 1922-05-24

Mr.. weeiSs said he was aiding both
Sheriff Werner and the Coroner In
their study Of the case. he asserted
that the reason for deferring the In
quest on the body Of Peters was not
alone the desire 10 have 'sCharlie
Ross" and Jack named by Ward as
participants with Peters In a black
mail plot. He said that the delay was
partly due to gathering material which
would bring out at the inquest the
whole truth regarding the killing OF
Peters and the blaokmail plot given as
Its cause by Ward.
Both the District Attorney and the
Coroner said the lawyers for Ward
had not been over frank with them
regarding the blaclmail plot. There
had been lntimations from the law
yers. Mr.. Weeks said. pointing to
a race track scandal as the basis for
the biackmail.
The evening world., 1922-05-24

Continued on Eighth PAseJ
The evening world., 1922-05-24

Scontinued on Eighth Page.)
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-02
VILKAVIsKIO STA
TISTIKA.

Apskrities savivald. surln-
ktomis ziniomis, visoje APPS
krityje su miestais, gyventojQ
skaittsi maz-daug 67,2 1921
1922 m. mokymo amziaus
nuo 7 Xxi IA metQ) buvo $3.50
bernaiciai ir 1864 mergaitas.
Padzios mokyklq patiekto-
mis- ziniomis, s. m., sausio me-
nesyj visose apskrities pradi-
nase mokyklose mokinosi viso
6,544 mokiniai, 1861 bern. IL
2,977 mergait6s: lietuviQ 2,791
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-02
C H | CA G 0 JE,
DIDESNES MIESTUI
SKOLOS.

Ateinanti pirmadieni Chi
cagoje ivyks teiseju rinkimai!
PilieGiams balsuojant be
baloto bus paduotas
'ir mazasis balotas, kuriuomi
miesto valdyba reikalauja
miestui uztraukti daugiau sko-
lu.
Miesto valdyba nori, kad
pilieGiai balsuotu uz. bondsQ
isleidima: 100000 dol. til
tams ir 100000 dol. sviesos
prapletimui gatvese:
Pradejus 1915 metals Sian
dienin6 miesto valdyba cia
taksas padaugino iki 25O nuo-
SimGiQ, del ko didziai pabran-
go pagyvenimQ samdos.
Miesto skolos begalo padi-
dIntos. PilieGiai dairosi rasti
bent koki11 palengvinimu. Bet
vietoje palehgvinimQ norma
uztraukti daugiau sunkenybiQ.
Delto balsuojant pravartu
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-02
DAUGYBE AUTOMOBILES
TU sAUKIAMA TEIsMAN.

Policija kas mielas vakaras
miesto gatv6se sustabdo dau-
gybe automobilistq, kurie pa
tamsy vazindja be jokiQ Svie-
sQ.
Daugelis zmoniQ tiesiog ig-
noruoja miesto patvarkymus
ir Savo maSinQ neaprupina
ziburiais. Be ziburiQ pasitai-
ko daugyb9 neIaimiQ. Kadir
palengva vaziuojant be zibu-
riQ galima suvazineti praei-
nanGius skersai gatve zmones.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-02
TRYS DIENOS Is AMERI-
KOS I VoKIETIJA.
Tokiu laiku bus galima nuke
liauti vokie6iu orlaiviais.

BERLYNAS, birz. 2. ALL
kStesniojoj teknikos mokykloJ
Muniche ZepelimQ kompanijos
direktorius DOerr mokiniams
anadien aiSkino, jog n6ra jo-
kia svajon6 Europai su Anne
rika susisiekti styriniais orlal-
viais TRIUMPH laiku.
Jis pareiSk6, kad naujals
vokieGiQ orlaiviais, kuriems
padaryti visi plenai bus gall
ma kelione is MmichO ] Chi
cagq atlikti TRIMS dienomis.
Deja, vokieGiams tokius or
Iaivius gaminti uzdraudusios
santarv6s valstyb6s. Teciaus
ateis laikas, kuomet vokieclal
savo plenus ikunys.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-02
SAVIEJI REMKITE SAVAS
ISTAIGAS.
Trotzky Jau Gieda apie Taika

anot Trotzkyo, jau atsargiau
apsieina su bolSevistine Rusi-
ia. .
Sp6jama, sake .Trotzky, jog
Genoa konferencija visupirmu
aptars pirklybos reikalus. Te-
CLAUS apsirikome. Mes tenai
visi ekononIiniai klausimai bu-
vo ataudziami politin6mis gi-
jomis ir be politikos nei vie
mas jQ nebuvo sprendziamas.,
Siandie visgi situacija jau
prasiblaivo ir esama vilties,
kad ateity ekonominiai reika-
lai bus atskirti nuo politikos
If kOnferenclJOJe bus SiOklO-tO-
kio pavykimo.
Anot ITrotzkyo, bolSevikp-
vokieciQ padaryta ekonomine
sutartis gall but pavyzdziu. vi
SONS valstyb6ms. Mes ton SUI
tartin neimaiSoma politika. Ir
is jos, tad, laukiama gausiq pa
sekmiq tai ir kitai valstybei.
siuo kartu Trotzky jau nu-
Irimsta su savo ''galingaja" :"
.armija. Jau negrumoja Euro
pal. Gieda apie taika.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-02

MASKVA, birz. O. Boil
Sevistin6s Rusijos karo komila
ras Trotzky prapizlsta, jog
Genoa konferencija nedav6 to-
kiq pasekmiQ, kokiQ jis tik6jo-
81. Delto jis Siandie laukia
dar kitos Hagues konferenci-
jos, kuri, rasi, bus laiminges-
ne, bolSevikq reikalams.
Trotzky sake, kad kaip il
gal Prancija neatslsakys nuo
savo reikalavimQ, idant jai bu-
tQ atlyginta uz sunaikintas jos
savastis Rusijoje karo, paskui
revoliucijos laikais, tai nebus
'taikos tarpe Erlropos valsty-
biQ, Gyvuos vientik nuolati-
Mai nesusipratimai ir savitar-
piniai grumojimai.
7 vidujinius Rusijos reikas;
lus niekas neturi teis6s mai
Sytis, sake Trotzky. Anot Jo.
'buves Suv, Valstijq preziden,
tas Wilsonas perdaug uzsiva-
rinejo prizes bolsevistine valid
zia. Tai buvo todeA kad jis
Igerai nepazinojo bolsevikg.
valdzios. Bet stai Hardingas
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-02
BAVARIA AKEJA VOKIETIJOS PREzlDENTk

liStu laikraStis Saukiasi prezl-
denta. Jis sake, kad prezl-
dcnto kelionei prieSinasi tlE
reakcionieriai, 81 kit amonts
10 "laukte-laukia. . Tie kit
zmonts, tai patys soclallstal,
giminingi prezidentul.
SociaEstai barasi.
.Tas socialistQ laikraStis ba-
IA visus kitus laikraSGius "
toki prezidento nieklnimq. Cir
iii, tai aiSki jam neiStikimyb6,
10 panaSaus nerastum visa
me pasauly.
Neziurint to, jau girdima
kad Ebert atmainys savo kc-
Tones plenuS
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-02
MAzAI BELIKO.

PARYzIUS, birz. 2.-Pirm
.poros metQ is Suv. ValstijQ j
Havre atgabenta 21,OOO ber-
tainukp "bourbon" degtin6s.
is tq vos 5000 bertainuku like.
Kita visa degtin6 grqzlnta is
dalies j Suv. Valstijas, j Ka-
NADIA il Kubq.
Ia degtin6 cia buvo atvez-
ia, idant Suv. ValstijQ vyriau-
syb6 nekonfiskuotu vykinant
prohibicija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-02
SKEEBIAMAS|
MORATOR|UMAS,

PARYzIUS, birz. 2. San
tarv6s atpildymo komisija va
kar galutinai pri6m6 IL pripa
Zinc ,Vokietijos vyriausybes
nota, kurioje vokieciai sutiko
pildyti komisijof seniau pas
kelbtas kontribucijos mokeji-
me sqlygas.
Kad taip, tai komisijos ma
rial nubalsavo Vokietijai teik-
ii Stems 1922 metams laikin9
moratoriumq. Prancuzai ko-
misijos nariai iSpradziQ prize
Sinoti moratorium skelbimui.
Bet paskui buvo priversti su-
tikti.
Apie tai tuojaus praneSta
Vokietijos vyriausybei il ban
.kininkams4 Sic tad tuojaus
inns veikti paskclos klausime.
'Nors tikrai dar nezinoma,
kaip didel6 bus ia paskola, te-
Claus sptjama, jog nebus ma
zesn6 vieno biliono doleriQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-02
METAI-VOL. VII,
Zinios is Lietuvos

bern. ir 2,149 merg.; zydQ
224 ber.: ir 217 merg.; lenEQ
80 bern. ir 19 merg.; vokieciQ
562 bern. If 454 merg.; rusu
Sc bern. ir So merg.; gudQ 4
bern.
Tikyba: 1880 R. kataliku;
1,016 evangelikQ; AL Moz6s II
80 staciatikiQ.
Amzius: nuo Z met 40,
8-974, 9 Il, ITO, 10. - 1,010,
II = lib, - - 972, 13 -
659, IA - 13, ir 15 - &C. g..
MokytojQ tur9jo 90 mokyk-
lQ, be mokytojQ bcvo 2. kom-
plektq 1-no "A, 2-jp - 10, 3-jq
3, 4-riQ - ir 5-iu - 2 mokyk-
los, savo namuoae 40, sandy
tuose 56, mok. zem6s tur6jo
Sc, neturtjo sc mokyklos.
MokytojQ buvo: 78 vyrai ir
AZ moterys; viso 120, Is ju
"a lietuviai, 9'zydai ir II vo-
kieGiQ. Vakariniai suaugu-
stems kursai veike prize 18 mo-
kyklQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-02
DUKTE NETUREJO PASI-
GAILEJIMO.

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, b.
2. - Teismo nusprendmu cia
clektros ked6j nugalablntas
William f. Donovan, 3S m. uz
nuzudymq savO mOteries.
Pasmerktojo gimin6s il pa
zistsmi darbavosi pas guber-
natoriu zmogzudziui atmany-
ii mirties bausme. Guberna-
torius buvo linkes tai padary-
ii.
TeGiaus zmogzudzio 17-os
metQ duktG Mabel grieztai rel
kalavo, kad jos t6vas butQ
l1ugalabintas. Mes jinai buvo
'Iiudininl6, kaip jos tGvas ilgas
laikas brutaliai apsi6jO su mo-
tina il mate, kaip jis jq nuzu-
de.
Delto gubernatorius neat
maine nusprendimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-02
SAzINE NEDAVUSI RAINY
BES.

Ana diena Chicagos polici-
Ijai pats pasidave kazkoks j.
Markowicz, kurs detektiv1l
'buvo ieSkomas uz padegima
vienQ namQ.
Markowicz sakosi jam sazi-
ne nedavusi ramybes il todel
nusprendes pasiduoti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-02
SVETIMSALIAI LABAI IS
NAUDOJAMI.
Del to Bavaria netures pelno.

BERLYNAS, birz. =. - Is
Bavarijos sostin6s Munlcho
praneSa, kad Oberammergau,
kur loSiama VieSpat. kancia,
pradeda palengva' tuSt6ti. Y
pac daugyb6 amerikonQ is ten
kuoveikiau neSinasi, nes jie
ten begalo iSnaudojam kalp
vicSbuGiuose, taip klekviename
zingsnT-
Dauguma amerikomQ il kitll
Svctim&aIiQ su paskuba aplei-
dzia Obcrammcrgau itvazIuo-
ianGiais specialiaiS traukl-
niais.
AiSkiai pramatoma, kad s.
met Bavaria pakcls didelius
nuostoliuS sumazGjus lankyto-
jams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-02
GIMIMO SU-
KAkTUVES,

ROMA, birz. g Y sventa-
sis Tavas Plus ri geguzds 81
d. min6jo savo Is metQ am
ziaus sukaktuves. Gauta dau-
gyb6 is viso pasaulio telegra-
mu su sveikinimais. Vatika-
no rumai IL visi trobesiai bu-
vo nupuoSti veliavomis.
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ANGLIA VYKINA KARO
LAIVYNV sUTARTI.

LONDONAS, birZ. ,. An
glijos parlamentas dar nera-
tifikavo kituomet Washingto-
ne padarytos karo laivynQ su-
mazinimO sutarties.
Neziurint to, Anglijos Wy
riausybG tos sutarties sQlygas
'iau vykina - kai-kuriuos lal-
vus jau naikina.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-02
BEMoKsLIU NUosIMTIs'

ERZVILKAS. Valsciaus
valdybos surinktomis ainiomis
valsGiuje lietuviai visQ gwen
toiu sudaro 94,69 mos., zydai
- 2,62, lenkai - O:O7, vokie-
GGiiai - 1874, ir rusai 0,5S.
Mokslo atzvilgiu lietuviQ be-
yra 31,24 nuoS., zydQ
- 24,50, lenkQ 20, vokiecill -
1885 il rusp 48,77.
Didziausi nuoSimtl bemoks-
Iiai sudaro virS 40 metQ ir
maziausi virS 25-20 m.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-02
ANGLAI PATROLIUOJA
ULSTERIO. pAS|ENh

BELFAST, birz. 2. - Ka-
dangi atsimetusi nuo Airijos
provipcija Ulster Wis .labiau
sim-feineriQ uzpuldin6jama il
spaudziama, 81 provincijos val
dzia neturi sp6kQ pasipriesin-
ii, tad anglQ kariuomen6 pa
siQsta Saugoti Ulsterio paste
MUS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-02
SPRINGFIELDUI GRUMO-
IA STREIKAS.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, birz.
:. - Cia pradGti visoki miesp
to pagerinimai, kuriems skir-
ia pusd miliono doleriQ. Te-
claus zada streikuoti darbinin-
kai, nesutinka su uzmokesni-
mi. Darbininkai jau padav6
kontraktoriams savo galutinus
reikalavimus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-02
LIGONINE NASLAIGIAMS.

Geguzas 5 diena Niles, ILL.,,
Chicagos Arkivyskupas pa
$ventins naujai pastatyta tro-
'besi, skiriama naslaiciQ ligoni-
nei, kurioje busia apie 100 To-
WI ligoniams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-02
7 zMONES zUVO.

HAMMOND, Ind, birz. 2.
= Arti Wanatah traukinis su-
vazin6jo 3 zmones, vaziavu-
sius skersai gelezinkelio auto
mobiliu, gi netoli Vincennes,
Ind, 4 zmOnes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-02

VILKAVISKIS. Rugiai ir
kvieeiai visame apskrities plo-
te atrodo CANA geri islike: ap-
arti, rodos, niekur ne
reiks. Apie dobilus dar sun
ku spresti, nes jie dar nespejo
gerai po ziemos atsigauti.
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40 zMON1U NUzUDYTA:

HONGKONG, birz. 2. -
Saloj Macao, kuria Waldo por-
tugalai, aprikonine policija J.
zeid6 vienq kiniete. IS to kilo
demonstracijos paskui riauSes,
kurip metu policija nuzude
40 zmoniQ, neskaitant daugy-
hes suzeistp. Saloje paskelb-
ia karo pad6tis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-02

-PUMPENAI. Geguzes men.
1 d. apie II val uzejo smarkus
lietus su griaustiniu il ledais.
Daug iSdauzyta langu. Gegu-
z6s men. 2 d. ledai tebestove-
jo dar nefStirpe, tick cia jQ
iSkrito.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-06-02
zYDAI RAS PRIEGLAUDA
MEKSIKOJE.

MEXICO CITY, birz. e.
Meksikos valdzia nutar6 savo
sally priimti Europos zydus
pab6g9lius. Tam tikslui pa
,skirta dideli plotai derlingos
zemes.