davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-28
VIII visit In Carolina.

william R-!nh-in"r. deputy com
missioner ~ tn" r-v"nue, left asst
light f"r Greensboro. y. C., whare he
VIII join Mrs R-inheimer. and visit
his son FOR about ten DAYS
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-03
PH|L|P|Ny SALOs W
RESPUBL|kA.

MANILA, lapkr. 3. = Phi
lipinq salq senatas vifnbal-
siai pri6nsi rezoliucija, kuria-
ia reikalauja Suv. ValstybiQ
kongreso autorizuoti saln le-
gislaturq suSaukti- konstituci
ne; konvencija ir jai pavesti
apdirbti planus PhilipinQ sa-
lQ respublikos steigimui. Tai
pat ia konvencija tur6tQ nu-
statyti santikius, kokius res
publika gal6tq tur6ti su anne
rikoniSka valdzia. Rezoliucija
pasiQsta Suv. ValstybiQ kon-
gresui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-03
AMERIKOS LIETUVIS
SOLISTAS. -

zinomas amerikieGiam's, y
paG chicagieciams, dainininkas
j. Kudirka, dabar Lietuvos
operos solistas, net uzsieny
koncertuoja. Rugs. 80 d. Ry-
goje buvo tarptautinis lietu-
viq-latviq koncertas. Jane
dalyvavo smuikininkas Leske-
vicius ir p. j. Kudirka. Jis
dainavo tautines Kacanausko,
Wanagaicio kompozicijos dai-
mas ir' is operos "Rigoletto." F"
Dainavo taip gerai, kad sve-
ciai paAale didziausiq ovacijq,
apdovanojo lgeliQ buketais'
LatviQ muzikos pajegos svei-
kino, reiske nusistebejimo, sa-
kesi nesitikeje tokiu turtingll
muzikos pajegp lietuviu ope-
role. Latviq spauda labai j.
vertino p. Kudirkos halsa.
Nuns taipat malonu, kad A
merikos lietuviq dainiai igija
Wis didesnio populerumo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-03

Suv. V,alstybiu vyriausyb6
Pabaltijos valstybems, taigi
ir Lietuvai, paskyre atstova
Juomi yra gerb. Frederick
Coleman.
.Pirm iSkeliausiant jam Eu-
ropon, 1.-THE Baltic-American
Society" jo pagerbimui SUI
reng6 pietus Astor viesbuty,
New Yorke, spaliQ IS diena.
Tame pokyly dalyvavo a
pie 36 asmenys. Buvo keletas
zymesniqjq New Yorko lietu-
viQ. Taipat> dalyvavo ir Lie
tuvos Atstovas Suv. Valsty-
lAms, gerb. ". Carneckis.
Pirmininkavo DR.. Stephen
Duggan, "International ms
titute Of Education Of the Car
negie Foundation" direkto-
rius.
Pasakyta visa ei!G kalbQ.
Musu gerb. Atstovas Carnec-
kis, sveikindamas paskirta
Liettlvai atstova gerb. Cole
mana, rarp kitako sake:
"Lietuva myli Amerika ne
vien kaipo didziausia demo
kratyb6s ir teisybes Sail, bet
il myli ja su milionais sird-
ziq tn, kurie cia, sioj Sally,
turf sunus ir dukteris, savo
brolius ir seseris.
a 'Nuo revoliucijos laikQ
Suv. Valstybes atvyko dau-
giau miliono lietuviq. Ir to-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-03
CH1CAGoJE c C
UPEN 1soKUs1 MERGAITE

Frank Batz vakar pirm pie
IN * John W. Farwell SAN
delio per langa mate tokl re-
g;ni:
Palei Rees gatve ties Chi
cago upe sustojo apie - metQ
mergait6. Nusiave avalines, J.
met9 up6n ir patti tuojaus lso-
l,o ir pan6r6.
Butz lauk6, ar j kartais ne
iSkilsianti is vandens. Kuomet
tas ! keleta minutQ mel
vyko, jis per telefona prane-
Sc policijai.
Nuvykusi policija istrauke
lavona. / !.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-03
Zinios is Lietu:yos

las tarnautoju ir per Krasto
Apsaugos ministerija prista-
te atatinkamo ministerio pa
liudyma, kad buta rekvizuoti,
jiems yra valstybes reikalas.
Bet iSkeltiesiems zydams o..
ir III. Quota butai, tinkami jH
profesijai ir seimynos sasta-
tut, ir items pilieciams jokios
nuoskaudos nera. Daug di-
desne nuoskauda valstybes.
tarnautojams civiliniams ir
kariniams, kurie is eiles ir be
eiles laukia buto keleta meme
sin, o kartais ir visus metus.
Tokiu asmenQ, kuriems Bri-
gados vado isakymu, reikia
tuojaus rekvizuoti buta, Ko-
mendaturoj surasyta 107. Ka-
dangi tusciu butq Kaune da-
bar visai n6ra, tai noroms-ne-
noroms tenka Siek-tiek sus-
pausti laisvuosius piliecius, y
,pac tuos, kurie dar Wis stem
giasi placiai kaip prizes kara
gyventi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-03
NUsv1Lo.

KAUNAs. Del ideto zydq
laikrastin .'Nais" (Naujie-
nos) spaliu l d., N. 178 strai-
psnio "supuvimas'' Kauno
miesto komendantas paaiski-
no, kad pamineti stralpsnyJ
faktai neatatinka tikrenybei :
ne viena zydu seimyna nebu-
vo iSnesta is buto gatven. Jel
strpaisnio rasyt. turf omeny1
dailininka V. If Seimo mari
P, tai abu juodu yra valsty-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-03

visur platina tik viena patvir-
kimq. Uzmti jie tik vieno-
mis- sensacijomis apie zudy-
nes, divorsus ir kitus tam
panaSius dalykus.
Arkivyskupas Curley ragi.
no visus katalikus organizuo,
tis ir ypae remit ir palaikyti
savo spauda ir savas katali
kiSkas istaigas.
Nacionale Katalikq Gero
yes Taryba sudaro 104 Kata
liku Hierarchijos nariai. Tf
Taryba reprezentuoja 20 mi
lionQ vyrQ ir moterT1.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-03
TURKg SUI LTANAS TAI PRA-
SAL|NAMAS.
KONSTANTINOPOL, lap.

KONSTANTINOPOL, lap
3. = TurkQ nacionalistQ sci
mas Angoroj nusprende, jog
turkQ sultanas Prasalinamas
nuo sosto.
Konstantinopolio guberna,
toriumi seimas paskyre Kia-
zim Karabekl pasa ir j au-
torizavo 6ia paskelbti atatin-
kama proklamacijq apie sci
mo nusprendimq.
,Tas pat seimas teciaus So
stan nepaskyr6 jokio ipfdi-
MO. Pazymdjo, kad' tas pri-
gules nuo paciq gyventojQ is
sprendimo.
Tik seine pabszta, jog
Turkija toliaus nesiskaito jo-
kia imperija, bet tiesiog vals-
tyb6.
Galimas daiktas, kad Tur-
kija dar bus paskelhta ir res
publika.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-03
METAI-voL. VII.
PIETyS PAGERBTI S. Y. ATsTOvA PABALTIJOs
VALSTYBEMS

del as galiu pasididziuoti, kad
tie lietuviai istikimai ir samo-
ningai prisidejo prie sios y
patingos Sales pakelime ir
apgynimo.
"siandie Lietuva yra lais-
va ir nepriklausoma respub-
Iika ir amerikonai' lietuviai,
gryztq savo proteviq salin,
daugumoje yra Americas pi-
lieGiais. Jie tenai siandie a.
tidaro duris amerikoniskai
pirklybai. Turiu vilties, jog
artimoj ateitN Americas su
Lietuva komerciniai santi-
kiai issivystys ir zydes.
"Bet turiu pazymlti, jog
! Lietuvos ekonominis ir. kultu-
RIMS gyVenimas iSdalies SUI
varzytas del neissprestq te-
ritorialiQ klausimQ. Musq
sostine okupuoja lenkq ka-
riuomene, gi Lietuvos Iuostas.
Klaip6da zad6tas Lietuvai,
I dar negrqzintas. Bet mes
pasitikime teisybe. Musq pa
sitik6jimas pripazintas prezi-
dento Wilsono tautq apsi-
sprendimo deklaracija ir pre-
zidento Hardingo musq nepri-
klausomybes pripazinimu.''
GAS uztikrinu, gerb. Atsto-
We, jog Lietuvos gyventojal
tamsta sutiks If pasveikins su
visu2 savo sirdingumu, kaipo
isuv. Valstybiu pasiuntini Lie
tuvai."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-03
SUSIDAUzE PUOsNUS
AEROPLANAS.

RENO, New, lapkr. g.. =
$4,000 doleriq vertes puosnus
paStos aeroplanas suluzo nu-
sileidziant zemyn ties Valmy,
kuomet beskriandant j paga,
vo vesula su sniegu.
Be lakuno ia masina skrl,
do vakarq ORC paStos divizi,
Jos virSSininkas. Abudu smar.
kiai sutrenkta, bet nesuzels'
ia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-03
Buta daug vargo.

Floridos katalikai netureJo
jokios praktikal6s simpatlJos
nuo visu Americas katalikq'
Delto, tik nuosavomis paj4go-
mis- tureio kovoti su priesals'
Daug iSsileSuota, visgi prize
sai nugal9ti, Mes Aukseiau-
Sias Sales Teismas visus Flo
ridos prieSkatalikiskus zyglus
pripazino nekonstituciniais'
Tai visa If kitus relkalus
gorb. Vyskupai aptare If ga
lutinai sutiko susiorganizuot1
vienan stiprian kunan, kat
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-03

LONDONAS, lapkr. 3. IL
Belgrade laikraSGiui Daily
Express praneSa, jog Italijos
-JugosIavijos pasieny kilusl
italy su serbais kova del ia
SistQ laim6jimo.
PaGioje Serbijoje kile nerl-
mavimai del faSistu laimEji-
Mo Italijoje. Spauda visaip
aptaria artimq ateiti. Disku,
suoja apie galima kara.
Kova italy su serbais kilu-
81 arti Sushak il is ten pra-
plituSi j kitas vietas. PraneS,
ia. kad abiejose pus&se esama
suzeistQ.
Serbams siuGiama pagelba
.Ir jci kaip, tai dar bus pas
kelbta mobilizacija.
Is Trieste praneSa, jog te.
mai faSistQ kuopos komendan
tas, kapitonas Banelli, pazy'
mi, kad, matyt, naujoji TIA,
liios valdzia nestov6sianti "
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-03
MUSSOLINI ATIDARYS
PARLAMENTA.

ROMA, lapkr. 3. - FaSis-
tas premicras Mussolini gu
Saukia parlamenta lapkr. 10
Visi laukia susirenkant par
lamentui. Mes nuO jO pri-
gul6s, ar Mussolini turi pre-
mieriauti.
Jei parlamentas reikS juo-
mi nepasitiHajil jilnQ, jis j pa
leis ir paskelbs .naujus rlnkI-
mus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-03
SERBAIBIJO KARO SU ITALIJA
PRANEsA, TTALIJOS GOSLAVIJOS PASIENIAIS
SEKA KOVA.

didesni italy karo laivynq.
TeGiaus daugiausia domes
kreipsianti ! Jugoslavijq.
Fiume faSistams liepta lal-
kvtis ramiai ir laukti tOlesmQ
isakymQ is Romos, sake kap'
Banelli.
PraneSta, jog Itaiijos pa
sieniais Jugoslavija turi su-
traukusi apie $4,000 kariuo-
melias. Tos dauguma yra ar
ii miesto Fiume.
Trieste faSistu burial tomis
dienomis pramarSavo gatve-
mis- ir nezinia kur jie issiQ-
sti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-03
BOLSEVIKAI MINES SAVO
LA1MEJ1Mo sUKAK-
TUVES.

PETROGRADAS, lapkr. 3
. BolSevikai ateinancia sa-
waite zada labai triukSmingal
pamin6ti penkeriQ metp savo
Iaim6jimo sukaktuves.
Jie :garsiai bubnys, kad jau
sukako penkeri metal, kaip
.iie kasa duobe rusq tautai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-03
LONDONAS, lapkr. 3.

LONDONAS, lapkr., 3. -
Drury Lane teatre mOterQ su-
sirinkime kalb9jO premieras
Andrew Bonar Law.
Premieras pirmiausia reiS-
l4i Wilt, jog Suv. ,Valstyb6s
galQ-gale ar Siaip ar kitaip
prisidts prie TautQ Sqjungos
il supras, kad jQ yra prieder-
me- gelbeti pasauliui, kurl po
karo apleido, palikdamos di-
dziausioj betvarEdj.
Su Francija Anglijos santl-
kiai bus artimi uzsieniQ rel
kalu Wilgsniu. Mes tas butt
mai reikalinga paSaulio taikal.
Artimieji Rytai.
Kas link Angliios POZicljos
artimuosiuose Rytuosc, pre-
mieras sake, kad tai visa prl-
gultS nuo LauSamoS konfe-
rcncijos.
Bet jis turiS vilties, jog toj
pasaulio daily pagaliaus bus
ivykinta taika II is ten anglQ
kariuomen6 bus at$aukta, ku-
ri bereikalo svetimosc zem5se
vargsta ir daugina Angliiai
i&laidas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-03
TURKAI GYVUS PALAI-
DOJE.

WASHINGTON, lapk. g.
GraikQ pasiuntinybe is Atenl
gavo zinia: Aivaily turkai nu-
tvlra graikQ metropolita If 10
knnigQ (staciatikiQ) ir visus
gyvus palaidoje, kuomet tie
atsisake priimti musulmanQ
tiktjimq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-03
NORI GRAzINTI 1MPERA
TORIAUS LAVONA.

VIENNA, lapkr. 3. Aus
trijos monarchistai darbuoja-
81 cionai parvezti Madeira
saloje mirusio imperatoriaus
Karolio lavona ir palaidoti
KapucinQ baznycioje, kur pa
laidoti kai-kurie HabsburgQ
'dinastijos nariai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-03
LLOYD GEORGE
sUs1RGEs.

LONDONAS, lapkr, 3. =
Buves premieras Lloyd Geor-
ge truputi susirges il todel,
gydytojp patariamas, laikinai
pertrauka vedamq politine
kampanijQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-03
IsVAzIAVO IEsKOTI
DEGTINES.

% federaliai prohibicijos a.
genital is Chicagos iSvyko i
Quincy, I'll. Gavo informaci-
ju, kad tenai saliunuose par
duodama degtine.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-03
ARESTUOTA VEzANT
ALQ.

Halsted gatv6je, arti 60 gat.,
areStuotas A. Webber ir 10,
seph Rostich, kuriedu veze
backas su tikruoju alum.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-03
.|PREZIDENTO ,METINES
SUKAKTUVES.

WASHINGTON, lapk. B.
Prezidentas Hardingas vaka1
paminejo saVo 81 metq sukak-
tuves.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-03
PAsAKYTA, KAD NEILGAI
OWENS.

Chicago Fresh Air istai-
.goje nusizude Ernest Newton,
26 m., sergas dEiova. Andai
jam ibuvo pasakyta, kad jis
neilgai gyvensias.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-03
r A S

CHICAGO. = Apsiniaukus
diena, vesiau; vakare prama-
toma atmaina.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-03
Anglia GraziuOju SugyvenS su
FranCija
DARBO PARTIJA ANGLIJOJ PRALAIMI MUNICIPAL
LIU0SE RINKIMUOSE

Naminiame nusistatyme
Bonar Law valdzia daugiau-
sia darbuosis sumazinti Sales
iSlaidas. Nes be to nebutQ
galima sumazinti mokesciQ.
Teciaus Anglia posenovei
uzlaikys aukStQ karo laivyno
pozicijQ. Taipat If ant saus-
zemio turf tur6ti atatinkamas
sptkas imperijos apsaugai,
Socialistams smugis.
Visoj Anglijoj municipal
liuosc rinkimuose lapkricio 2
darbo partija, s0cialistQ va
dovaujama, gavo dideli smu-
gi. Neteko SimtQ vietQ. Tik
vicname Londone socialistal
nctcko 149 vietQ. Gi LOndO-
ne priemiesGiuosc 1GO. HI
tuosc miestuose soclallstal
taipat pralaim3jo.
Sio lapkricio 16 dienq lvyk-
sta gcneraliai parlamentan
rinkimai. Socialistai tikisi
Iaim&.iimQ. Bet zinovai spren-
dzia. kad jicms visai nevyks
nci tie rinkimai.
4Ai$ku, darbininkai ina su-
siprasti ir pradeda musisukh
nuo socialistQ vadQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-03
ARKIVYSkUPAS CURLEY
APIE KATALIKy ORCANI-
zAVIMASL.
NUPASAKOJO APIE NACI.
ONALE KATALIKU GERo,
YES TARYBA.
Kaip Taryba sudaryta ir
kokiais tikslais.

WASHINGTON. spal. 81
(SuUilinta). - 10 AukSt. Ma
lonybi Baltimor6s Arkivysku-
pas Curloy praeitQ savaite
kaIb&jo Gia Gonzagos Kolegi-
jos auditoriume apie Ameri-
kos NacionalGs KatalikQ Ge-
rrvts Tarybos nuveiktus ir
yrikiamuS darbuS. Taipat
rupacakojo, kaip 81 Taryba
gavo pradziQ II kaip j ikur-
tn.
Naciona1i KatalikQ Gero-
YES Taryba uzmeg. 1913 me-
taiS. kuOmet BaltimOr6n SUI
kcliavo daug EySkupQ paml-
nett a. a. kardinolO GibbOnsO
aukSini kunigystGs jublIieJQ,
Kadangi Baltimol%S arklvys-
kupijoS galva skaitGsi Ameri-
kos KatalikQ IIierarchijos
GaIva. tad gerbiamieji Eys-
kupai tarGSi. ar nebutQ gall
ma visiems Eyskupams daz-
niau daryti suvaziavimus If
aptarti gyvuosius Amerikos
Kataiku Baznycios rrikalns,
Vyskupai pritare.
Tam klauSimui Nyskupal
pritart ir tokiu budu padary-
ia pradzia Nacionales kata.
iiku Gerovts Tarybai.
.Arkivyskupas Curley pen
korius metus vyskupavO Bal
timo1is provincijoj II 4 Flo
ridoi. Pastarojoi VyskuplJoj
.iis praleido daug vargQ. Flo
rida valstybG tais laikaiS
pakGh kovQ katalikams. st.
augustine mieste SeseryS vie
ruolGs mokytojos buvo ares
tuoiamos az juododziQ wake
lin mokinimQ tikejimO tiesq'
Kotalikai nebuvo prileidziaml
prie jokiQ vieSpjq vietQ. Gy-
ye.t toiai rinkdavO gubernato-
ilQ Su tOkla plat1Orhla'
"AS priversiu visus Eunl-
gus apsivesti, panaikinsiu IS
Iazinti, as pavartosiu valsty-
bas kariuomene atidaryti vi
Sas vienuolijas il neleisiu Pa,
pai gyventi Palm Beach"
Tai masonQ sustatyta plat.
forma. Ir tik tas gubernato.
RUM buvo renkamas, kurlS
zadidavo ia platforma vykln
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-03
KUBOJE LAIMEJE
LIBERALAI.

HAVANA, lapkr. 3. - Sa-
los rinkimuose, kaip praneSta,
laimGjusi liberalQ partija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-03

Sian5ie ir ateity su priesais
kovoti bendromis sq3komis.
Macdonald Kataliku Gero-
YES Taryba svarbiausia dome
kreipia i vaiku Svietima IL !
kataiikiSka spaudq. Svieti-
mas yra svarbus tuo zvilgs-
niu, kad daugel valstijose ke-
llama kova katalikiSkOms mo-
kykIoms. Nuo tQ prieSQ rel
kia gintis.
Spaudos reikalas.
KatalikiSka spauda katali-
kams butinai reikahnga. Mes
nekatalikiSki laikraSciai ella
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-03
PINIcU KURsAs.

Lietuvos 10 litu $1.OO.
:Anglijos sterl. svar. 48
Francijos 100 FRANKLY 6-92
Italijos 100 liru 1898
Lenkiios 100 mrk. .OO71
Vokietijos 100 mark .O2
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-03

LONDONAS, lapkr. 8. rs ddesni italy karo lavynf
Evening star., 1922-11-25
Contempt for Law.

President Harding and the members
oi his cabinet are reported TO be
gravely concerned over the contempt
for law which is evidenced by viola
tiunS of the Nolstead act and the
serenity with which the average good
citizen contemplateS these violations.
The President and his advisers believe
that this disregard of law is under
mining the moral fiber of the Ameri-
can people and striking at the very
roots of the republic. 50 serious has
the situation become that it is resolved
that some drastic action must be taken
To bring the people to their senses and
the law violators to book.
1t is not at all question of whether
the Nolsteitd act is good legislation or
bad. The eighteenth amendment was
written into the Constitution by the
will of the American people, and is as
much Il part of the organic law of the
land as the bill of rights or any other
honured section The Nolstead Jaw
was enacted hy Congress in discharge
of the duty imposed upon it by the
Constitution. and only Congress can
amend or repeal it. SO long as it re-
mains ON the statute books it is the
duty of the executive to enforce and
of aw-abiding citizens to respect its
provisions Criminals disregard laws
uf which they do not approve. and it
is this that makes them criminals.
F:sh cannot he made of one law and
f5al. of another. 1t is just as definite
Il " crime tn violate the Nolstead act
1t, it is to violate any other statute.
a free government is supposed to be
a government Of laws. deriving its au-
thority from the people and based on
their respect for law and Willingness
and Willingness TO abide by law are
destroyed the foundations Of free
government are destroyed. Then free
government must he succeeded by
despotism. backed by armed might. or
by mob rule, which is anarchy.
Every American worthy of the
name all men and women with love
Of country in their hearts, will sup
port th.. President in his detcrmina-
tion that an end must be mad" to this
braZen Haunting of the law. Scores of
thousands of men have died because
they loved America and We're resolved
that its institutions should not be de
stroyed. Yet hundreds of thousands
seem thoughtiesslv willing today IL
destroy them for the sake of obtaining
bootleg booze.
Evening star., 1922-11-25
A Deadly Condition.

Efforts to make Washington safer
should include official correction of
dangerous conditions. Such condi-
tion exists at every underpass beneath
the railroad viaducts. These places
have been repeatedly proved to be
menaces to life. At one of them. where
Rhode Island avenue is carried under
the Baltimore and Ohio tracks, one
life has already been sacrificed. and
despite the fact that at that time,
more than two years ago. demand was
made in the name Of public safety for
the safeguarding of this particular
passa geway. nothing was done, and
since then several accidents have oc-
Cured at the same spot. This week
two motorists collided with pillars at
the underpass, at night, within TWEEN
ty-four hours. Fortunately no lives
were lost. but the victims of the acci-
dents We're seriously injured.
To make these places comparatively
safe it is necessary merely to place
shaded lights at the tops of the pillars
suppo. ting the tracks, and to keep the
pillars themselves painted white. so as
to show clearly in the darkness. Mere
ly to paint the pillars will not suffice.
yet that is all that has been done
since the fatal accident.
The cost of such an illumination OF
the sageways is slight. The lights
will assure distinct warning to all
road users of the presence ahead OF
dangerous distractions. If accidents
then occur the blame will attach only
to the drivers who run their cars at
high speed and without care beneath
the viaducts.
Every underpass in the city should
he thus safeguarded. no matter what
the cost. The District should not con
tinue to incur responsibility for a con-
dition that has thus been shown re-
peatedly to be menace to life.
Evening star., 1922-11-25
The Dog and the Tail.

To the surprise of the politicians on
both sides, this years campaigns pro-
duced no roorbacks of consequence.
Here and there a yarn of small proper
tions appeared and gained some at
tention, but exercised no influence.
Probably not single seat in the next
Congress was affected by such means.
And vet the field was tempting.
When men and women are on their
toes they are easily Jared. 1nven-
tions and eXaggerations are apt to get
by. They escape the ordinary inspec-
ton.
But there are signs that the artists"
are waking up: and. when thoroughly
awake, they may attempt to make up
for lost time.
Observe some of the tall purposes
ascribed to the so-called progressives.
Note the descriptions of the panic with
which the so-called reactionaries are
said to be seized. Those two themes
well developed and played up should
much at least to the pub
lies entertainment.
This much, however, may be as
sumed with safety as to both parties:
The tail will not wag the dog. That
would be against nature; and nature
human nature or other-rules in all
things.
An era of much-maybe an unex-
in politics is open
ing. Men and women are still on their
toes. Suggestions galore about poll
cies, threats galore about purposes,
will gain circulation and find meas
ure of acceptance.
But, in the end, on the one side as
on the other, nature will take her
course. and the dog will wag the tail.
Evening star., 1922-11-25
will the radio waves be divided be-

will the radio waves be divided be-
tween them?
Evidently the post of radio editor of
the congressional proceedings will he
one Of great importance, and will call
for the exercise Of unusual judgment
in selection, and for strict non
partisanship. 1nasmuch as the pro-
posal is to have the very voices of
those who speak within the halls OF
Congress to be spread out through the
ether. the proceedings cannot be kept
in storage and let forth on tap. In
short, the broadcasting keys must be
turned while the speeches are being
delivered.
1t may happen-it is not unusual
that important and interesting
speeches are being made simultaneous
ly at the two ends of the Capitol Will
the House report be sent out at one
vibration and the Senate at another
to avoid interference?
Obviously the radio report of con
sressional proceedings will have to
he confined to big items, presidential
speeches or addresses by distinguished
foreigners. or perhaps important talks
by eminent members on vital ques-
tions and at critical points in debate.
And even at that there is danger of
blockading the broadcast service with
more congressional material than the
people wish to receive.
\ high point condensed report of
what happens in House and Senate
may be effectively radioed. however.
and inasmuch as Congress seldom
works AT night perhaps the use of the
afternoon atmosphere for this service
will not interfere with the evening
programs that now delight great num-
bers of home receivers.
Evening star., 1922-11-25

tial equation. The Ralston boom must
now be reckoned with, and as the
Hoosiers play politics with as much
zest and skill as-the Buckeyes, that
boom may boom big atathe next demo-
cratic national convention.
When the pinch came at San Fran
cisco two years ago Gov Cox was
strengthened by the fact that he was
the representative Of the democracy
Of the great middle country where, if
the party was to win at the polls. its
candidate must show form and force
On the strength of the claim that he
could do that he was nominated. Mr..
McAdoo having no particular popu-
larity in that part of the country.
Ohio and Indiana are trained
wrestlers. and if they grapple in 1924
for the honor of furnishing the democ-
racy with it's national standard bearer
for that year the gayety Of the CON-
vention will be much increased.