davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1922-08-08

hishest. 30 degrees; lowest, II
degrees
Relative humidity: a. M, So,
p. M ga; p. m. so.
Rainfall q p. m. to s p. nj, 81.
Hours of sunshine. SIS.
Per C mt of possible sunshine, 40.
Departure, From Normal
Accumulated excess of tempera-
ture since January l, 1922. $50 de-
grees: deficiency Of temperature
since August /. 1922. 6 degrees.
Accumulated excess of precipita-
tion sinces January 1, 1929, 4.51
inches: deficiency of precipitation
since August 1, 1922. .75 inch.
Temperature same date last year
Highest. 30 degrees; lowest. 6s
degrees.
Forecast Of Flying weather.
Washington to Long Island, ".
N: Washington to Nrfoik. Va.
Low clouds. showers in morning.
fresh shifting winds becoming
northwest up to 5000 feet.
Washington TO Dayton, Ohio:
Low clouds showers in the morn
ing over and east of the noun
tains. fresh west and northwest
winds up to, 5000 feet.
washingtonh.v d
;. 49,. River Conditions. !. T.. :.
Potomac River clear and Shenan-
.doah slightly cloudy at Harpers Ferry
yesterday afternoon.
:. ;. :: Tide Conditions. :. =. :.
High tide, $3.50 a. m: and $3.50 p. m.
Low tide. 1885 a. m. and 1902 p. m.
Sun rises 5:14 a m. sets 7:15 p. m.
Moon rises 1897 D. m. sets s:07 a. m.
Other Temnernfurea.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-08
NEGRO BOY BROWNS
NEAR TIDAL BASIN

While fishfnE along the sea wall
ats the foot. of Fourteenths .street
southwest about 900 feet from the
Tidal Basin, yesterday. Joseph Rod-
erick. oolored, years old. 1890 Z
street northwest. fell Into the water
and was drowned. X
Crfes from the lad attracted the
beach 9uard1 who went to his as
.sistanct- The body was recovered
II minntes after the accident. Corr
oner hewitt was netifisd.
Edward Proctor. colored. II yeArs
oid. f07 Howard road southeast.
was rescued from rowping ins the
eastern branch OF the Potomac
River Yesterday morning by Harry
Bowie. cQlofed, - ycars old, .iRxinr
On Fl.lls sffesk ssatksasf - ~
The Washington herald., 1922-08-08
Hire Baltimore Accountants,

The Congressional probe for the
s5,o0.ooo supposed to have accumu-
lated as the result Of the fiscal rela-
tons between the District and the
Federal governments was accelerated
yesterday <by the announcement of
Senator Warren Phipps that the firm
of Haskins & Feils. public account
ants. Of Baltimore. had been secured
to audit the accounts of the District
The Washington herald., 1922-08-08
COLONIAL BEACH. !

, The ideal weather q Saturday and
Sunday was an additional inducement,
to visit Colonial Beach. and hundreds
of week-enders took advantage OF the
opportunity to, patronize washing
tons Atlantic City" The bathing
was all that one could wish. and
collection of beautiful mermaids dis
ported IN the surf and on the beach.
The salt water and absence of dan
geroas currents makes bathing most
enjoyable AT this point or the Po-
tomac. Other smusements such as
grabbing. fishing. boating and dane
ing attracted the usual number Of
visitors. The oversea dance pavilion
was especially well patronized. n
The Washington herald., 1922-08-08
GLEN ECHO PARK.

Dancers were In the majority ihSi
night at Gen Echo Park and untii
a late hour the ,open-air ballroom was
crowded Music is furnisheb by oehr
niann,s Orchestra of nine 3axs pur-
yeyorA The countless other amuse-
ments provided by the park. including
the. six: big rides and the manifold
pleasures OF the giant midway re-
ceived their full quota Of patronage.
Sharing equal honors on the rides
were the coaster dip and the derby
racer In the midway. the rocking
pigs and Hee Haw Maud were con-
tinuaily ridden by the crowds. The
park lis also the mecca for picnick-
ers. who find the utmost enjoyment
in the shade Of It's big treea
The Washington herald., 1922-08-08

American comedienne Offers Abrasive Array
OF Songs Qther Amusenaents. = st

the iast number on . long bill.
the audience demanded encores.
Don. the smart little dog actor,
wears q collar OF brtlliants pre-
sented to him by Nary Pickford
IN recognition of his work In one
Of her pictures. oficer yokes q
Don's worker. Songs 4 Ia Rou-
iette" are Maud Esrl's specially
but her act s q sure thing. The
unusaaf stunts Of Raymond; VIII
bert opened the BILL Motion pic
tures5 Of pretty girls entered IN
The Herald Beauty Contest were
a notable addition to- the custom
ary good news pictures.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-08

lice court in the cases of Tom, Ben
son and Robert Wilson. both COL
ored. nonresidents. charged with
carrying a pistol
A large delegation of members
of the Kiwanis Club. accompanied
by their wives were guests tonight
at a dinner party at the Arlington
Hotel roof garden. They were the
guests of Samuel Steinberger. man.
ager. The trip to Washington was
made in automobiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert W. Schnei-
der announce the engagement of
their daughter. Hiida Truslow. to
John Taylor Lewis. jr.. -oftVirgfnia
and Rhode Island. Mr.. Lewis In
son Of John Taylor Lewis, for.
merly of Clarksyille. but now OF
The Boy Scouts of the Salvation.
Army returned after spending a
week at Camp Snowden on the
Potomac.
Rev. Robert Browne. pastor Of
the Methodist Protestant Church,
will leave tomorrow for Steward
town. Pa. where he will conduct a
two weeks camp meeting.
Announcement : Is made of the
marriage of Mrs. Mary B. Hislip. Of
this, city, and Job W. Tent. of
Washington, which took place Sat-
urday night at the home of the
brides uncle. s. B. Stonnell. Duke
street extended. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Robert Browne,
pastor of the Methodist Protestant
Church. The bride was attended by
Miss Virginia Stonnell. The best
man was DR.. w. E. Landon, Of
Washington. A reception followed
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Tefft left
for a Northern trip. Upon their re-
turn they will reside in Washington
where the bridegroom is engaged
in business.
The body of Mrs. Charles A. CO.
gan, a former resident. who died
Saturday night at $500 Twenty
fourth street northwest. Washing
ton. was brought here. this after
noon and buried in the Presbyterian
Cemetery. Besides her husband she
Is survived by a brother, J. L. Rob-
ertson.' Baltimore. and five sisters,
Mrs. J. Z. Dyer. Miss Julia A. Rob-
ertson. Mrs. A. W. Boswell, Mrs. c..
NJ. Richards, Washington, and Mrs.
c. H. Rath. Oklahoma City. Okla
Mrs. Matte Gary varney, wife of
Walter U. yarney. of Del Ray. Ar
lington County. Va, died last night
at the Woman's Hospital, Baltimore.
Mrs. Varpey is survived by her hus-
band and two sons. also three sis
tiers. Mrs. A. S. Doniphan, Mrs W. T.
Rucker. Miss Lou Gary and four
brothers. walker. william T., John
Lawrence and Rowland Gary.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-08
THE WEATHER

Forecast for To-day asd Tonerrew.
Fort the District of Columbia.
Maryland and Virginia, showers,
followed by clearing and cooler to-
day; tomorrow fair. with moderate
I mperature: fresh shifting winds.
becoming northwest.
Local Tem.erstnre.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-08
! Get License to Wed

RoCKvIEIsE.4 Nd. Ans.k Ia
license was issued here to Hiss Mar
ERret c. Gorham anl Nyies A. Cruw-
Iva beth 81 Mashinst --,-zrs-
The Washington herald., 1922-08-08
ALEXANDRIA, RAYS'
At Union SERVICE
FOR End OF STRIKE
Worktts and Families APP
peal for Divine Aid in !.
Shop Tie-Up.
PASTORS TAKE PART.
Trio Of Men to Face Grand
Jury pm Charge Of Liquor /
Violations.
krHE HERALD BUREAU.
/ A. q Dominican.

y
~ TT King Street.
ALEXANDRIA,. va. Aug. H.
Union Mayer services were held
this AFTERNOON at Trinity NJ e.
Church OR a speedy and satisfac-
tory settlement of .the rail- shop
Rev. Mgsr, Carpenter. rector Of
Grace Episcopal Church. presided
Other ministers taking part in the
servicesi were: Rev z. B. Jackson.
D. D.. OF the First Baptist Church /:
Rev. Rotert Browne. OF the Metho-
dist Protestant Church. and Rev.
J. W. R1te. d. D.. acting pastor OF
Trinity ~ e Church.
Specia1f prayers for q speedy end
of the strike were offered yester-
day at Christ Episcopal. st. Paprs
Episcopal and ST. Mary's Catholic
Churchet. Many strikers and their
families, attended.
A meefing of the strikers was
held this morning over the Alex
andria National Bank Building. Ad-
dresses were made by two repre-
sentatives from Charlottesville. Va.
Following a preliminary hearing
In the Police Court today. Frank
Lumsk1.t andrew Leytnus and j. r
Bowers. Charged with violating the
prohibitiSn law. were held for the
action ofsthe grand jury. The police
testified that they found four quarts
of whitky in an automobile in
which de men were riding. near
New ALEXANDRIA. Saturday night
SowerSs was the only one of the
trio to take the stand. He stated
that he t3nd Lumski purchased two
quarts hch from Levinus. Each
gave a bail bond in the sum of
$500. Attorney Charles Henry
Smith represented Levinus and
Lumski.ii
Preliminary plans are being made
by the Methodist Protestant CON-
gregati6h for the establishment OF
a missidd at Aurora Hills. Airing
ton CoAhty. Two building lots
have bfkn purchased on. Frazier
avenue. On September g a camp
meetings will be started and will
eontinussfor a month
Z Fines AZ 800 each were imposed
today BIZ Justice Duvail In the po-
The Washington herald., 1922-08-08
in THE AIR TODAY,
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON.
MAMMAL RADIO STATION.
$3.50 Meters, c. w. .tAre,.
s:45 to . a. m.--Livs stoek 70.
ceipts. markets. tx
10 a. m.-weathsr forecasts for
New England. Middle Atlantic and
Southern states
1880 r. meteorological n.
port
HIS to 11:2o a. m--HoEs. Chi
caso and St. Louis. -
l1:.o to lI:4o q. m.-Fruit and
vegetable. shipments
1:lo to 2:2s .. m.-Fruits and
vegetables
2:25 to 2:55 p. m-Crops and spe-
ciaI market news.
3:fs to p. m.-Ciosing. live
stock.
400 to AIS p. INLAY and feed
markets. Monday, "wednesday. Fri
day.
D. m-weather.
$3.50 to 6 p. m.-Marketgram.
5sse Meters, SPARK.
IL m. and 10 p. milne signal
10 p. m.-Weather reports. ship
orders. naval press news.
wNx-POsTOFFIC DEPART.
nENT STATION.
All Raaiephsae 11oo Meters.
10 a. m.-weatner report.
1880 q. m.-Fruits and Segetabies-
Local Wholesale.
1880 p. m.-Livestock. Chicago
and st. Louis
ap. m.-crop and special market
$3.50 p. m.-General fruits and
s p. m.-Dairy products. New
York and Chicago.
$3.50 .. m.-Grain report
7:30 p. m.-Livestock.
p. m.-Fruits and vegetables.
Press
$3.50 p. m.-weather report.
For the remainder Of the summer
season detailed programs except cor
local concerts will be omitted from
this. column, but are available ut
The Herald ONCE. Radio Depart
ment. -..-
SEQ METERS UNLESS OTHERWISE
NOTED.
Eastern STANDARD Time.
Observation-Disclosures ELEC.
TRIO COMPANY.
y 4:3o to $40 p. m.-Program:
Baseball scores announced.
By Cones. My Heart at Thy Dear
Voice. My Nanny Knows. Poet and
Peasant Overture Part 1. Mighty
LAX Rose, Teasin. Forge in the
Forest; All my Life. She Loves Me.
She Loves Me Not; Lonesome Hours.
Raymond Overture. Eddie Leonard
Blues, Poet and Peasant OvAftare
Part 2. Prelude, All Ny Life, On the
Bosphorus. Erna Waltz, Steaiin.
Baseball scores announced.
wPM-THos. }. WILLIAMS. INC.
1880 p. m.--News items and re-
ports of stolen automobiles.
wEAs-THE HECHT co.
to 4 p. m.--Music and retail
merchant news. !
wJH-wHrTE AND BOYER
TO 4:so and $3.50 to .. m.--
Music. 81 80
.Tonight.
7s45 ,. N.
Program. -
Charles iceland Cannon, director.
Observation-Disclosures Appico Reproducins
Piano.
The Blue Dannbe. -........... .schuix- Evier
The sheik. s.s. Smith wheeier-sn
sbfrceuse Z. -. GODDARD
II
The Washington herald., 1922-08-08

!. Fines s4f 500 each were imposed
today b Justice Duvail in the po-
The Washington herald., 1922-08-08

Rev. Robert Browne. pastor Of
the Methodist Protestant Church,
will leave tomorrow for Steward
town. Pa, where he will conduct a
two weeks camp meeting.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-08

The Boy Scouts of the Salvation
Army returned after spending a
week at Camp Snowden on the
Potomac.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-08

= MASS.
Deduct 0ns Eleur. =:
The Washington herald., 1922-08-08

lice court in the cases of Tom Ben
son and Robert Wilson. both COL
ored. nonresidents, charged with
carrying a pistol
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-30
GAUTA zINIU IS
RUSIJOS.

ROMA, rugs. 80. - Gauta
ziniQ is RusijOs nuo Sventojo
Ttvo pasiQstos ten Solpimo
mi>ijoS, kuriai vadovauja ku-
ni&as Walsh, J. d., rcprezen-
tUojQs Macdonald KatalikQ Go-
rovGs Taryba Amerikojc.
Nun. Walsh Tatikanq pain
tormavo, jog SelpimO darbas
pirmiausia prad6tas krime il
pa>cIlmingai vedamas. Kaip
vi"toS autoritetai, taip gwen
tojai i misijQ garbirGai atsi-
Mesa.
II kitose Rusijos dalyse ku-
nigaS Walsh organizuOja Sel-
pin.o darbQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-30
'Teisinasi turkai.

Kalbama, jog anglai sutin-
ka nedauginti savo spekQ' ap-
link Dardanelius. Teciaus rel
kaIauja, idant ir turkai to ne
darytQ. j
Santarv9s valstyb6ms rel
kalaujant, is Bosforo pasalin-
ii graiku laivai. To reikala-
vo. Kemal pasa,
Pasirodo, kad Anglia vi
sais zvilgsniais daro npsilei-
dimQ turkams, kad tik iSven-
gti karo. Bet kas cia pasa-
kys, kq mintija Kemal pasa.
Kalbama, kad uz jo nuga-
ros stow Rusijos bolSevikai IL
tie diktuoja, kas reikia nacio-
nalistams Teikti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-30

A'TENAI, rugs. %. - Wy
riausiaS rcvoliucionieriQ ko-
mitctaS vakar sesijoje ~karo
laivr Lemnos nutarG kuovei-
klaus krciptis ! buvusi premle-
IA Eonizelosa, idant jis Grai-
k..ia atStovautQ uzsieniuose.
YpaG Eenizelos tur6tQ pasl-
darbuoti GraikijOs reikalais
rcngiamoj Su turkais konfe-
rcnciioj.
PrancSta, kad revoliucionie-
?'iu komitetas kaip Siandie su-
organizuos ministeriQ kablne-
tQ.
Atcnu okupuot6 vakar pa
baigta. Mieste yra apie IL
600 revoliucin6s armijOs. Ka-
dang.i karaliaus Salininkai nie
kur nesiprieSina, tad nera Jo-
kin sumi$imu arba nesusipra-
timQ.
KariuOmenG uz6m6 vlsus
buvusios vyriausyb6s butus IL
visas valdzios istaigas. Vi
81 miesto gyventojai stow re,
voIiucijos pus6je.
Buvcs karalius Konstanti'
mas gyvcna vasariniuose ru,
muose, Salimais miesto. Re
voliucionieriai nusprend6 ne.
liesti tQ rumQ.
Sosto ip4dinis Jurgis gyve'
ma karaliSkuose rumuose ME.
ste.
I Revoliucionierip komitetar
/ ieina nener.: Gonitas, Plas
i twas ir Phocas. Revoliucint
armija sukoncentruota aplinE
Atenus, Phalerona If Piraeus
Vakar is kalejimq pahuo
suoti visi politmiai kaliniai.
Revoliucionieriai kontro
liuoja ir kitus GraikUos ME
| stus. Niekur nesutinkamas
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-30
KATALIkISKOS zINIOS.
SIOUX FALLS SVEIKINA
NAUJA VYsKUPA.

SIOUN FALLS, $. d.. L.
80. - Atoinanti treGIadienl
cia Sv. Juozapo katedrojc Wy
skupO SostaS bus paveStas
naujam vySklpui, kun. Bcr-
nardimi j. Mahoney.
l&kilmtSr dalyvaus st. PanI
ArkivySkupaS Dowlmg.
Nyskupas Mahoncy gimas
Albany, y. y, diocezijojc. Sc
niau jis buvo dvasioS direkto-
riumi North Amerika College
Romoj.
Sioux Falls diocczija iSteig-
ia 1889 m. Uzima apie 3d.
eco k"tvirtainiQ mailiQ plotQ.
Turf ia baznyGiQ su kmigaiS
rezidcntais, SO misijas 81 ba-
znyGiomis, - stoGQ II 28 ko-
pIytiaS.
Katalikl SkaitIius Sickia
1892, * kuriQ apio 1000 yra
indionQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-30
LIEUVOS MIsKU
PLOTAS.

Lietuvos miSkai pagal da-
bartiniQ apskaitymA siekia
836,252 hektarq. Tame skai-
cEiiujje Ei 100000 eglynq If pusy-
MI.
Visam Lietuvos plote yra
$4,000 hektarq durpynQ, IS jQ
$4,000 hektaru = lenkQ uzim-
,toje Lietuvos dalyje. Platus
durpynq naudojimas gall SUI
stabdyti musp miskp naikini-
ma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-30

AITENAI, rugs. 30. : Sos
to iptdinis .Jufsis jau prisiek-
dintas kaipo Graikijos kara
Illus ir darbuoiasi istcigti ci-
vile valdziq.
Neziurint nuolankaus revo-
liucionicriQ .atsineSimo i nau-
.iQ karaliQ, rcvoliuciios vadai
dirba istcigti, tik provizionale
valdziq, suSaukti steigiamaji
selma il tam seimui pavesti
apspresti tolesn! Graikijos Ii
kimQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-30
GRAIKIJA WALDO DvYLIkOS kONITETAs
KARALIUs JURCIS JAU PRISIEKE KONSTITUCIJAI

PARYZICS, rags. ~. -
Provizionalt valdzia, Sudary-
Ia * 12-os karininkQ, valdys
GraikijQ, kaip ilgai ncbus is
tcikta civilG valdzia.
Apic tai .gauta * AtGnQ tcle-
grama victoS graikQ pasimtl-
nyb9jc.
tTelegramoje pazymima, jog
revoliucijos dvasia nacionaIls-
tine. Toki pat ir Siekimai. Is
pirmojo momento viSQ karStal
revoliucija pasveikinta. Ly-
giai ir AtenQ armija su en-
tuziazmu revoliuciOnierlus SUI
tiko.
Revoliucionierip svarbiau-
sias tikslas - visus graikus,
nepaisant politiniu paziurQ,
suvienyti Sales reikalais. Tas
tikslas, kick zinoma, atslek-
tas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-30
KATALIKU LABDARYBES
DARBUoToJU sU-
yAzIAVIMAS.

WASHINGTON, rug. 80
Pradejus rugs. II d. Gia ivy
ko skaitlingas katalikQ labda-
rybas darbuotojQ suvaziavi-
mas Dalyvavo apie 1900 de-
legatQ taip vadiname "Natio-
nal Conference of Catholic
Charities" suvaziavime.
Sventasis T6vas suteike a.
pa$talini palaiminima suVa-
ziavimui If darbuotojams lab
daryb6je.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-30
kick YRA GYVENTOJU
NEPR. ILE'TUVOJE.

Nors bendras Lietuvos gy-
ventojQ saraSas dar rengia-
mas, teciaus is saraSQ sustaty-
tp atskirosc apskrityse, paai-
skijo, kad 20 Nepr. Lietuvos
apskrityse yra maz-daug g
293, 100 gyventojQ. ,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-30
I TOLIMUOSIUs RyTUs.

BALTIMORE, Nd, rugs.
30. - Japonijon iSkeliavo ku-
nigaS Meinginger, kuris ilgus
metus profesoriavo Dayton,
o.. universitete. Jis buvo kal-
by profesorium.
Japonijos mieste Yokohama
Sv. Juozapo Kolegijoje bus
prOfeSorium.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-30
PLEsIKAS RAISULI
NELAISVEJE.

SAN SEBASTIAN, Tsp. T.,
80. = Ispanijos uzsieniN rel
kalu minister's Prida oflcia-
liai paskelbe, jog garsus Mo-
rokkos pld$ikas Raisuli pa
puol6 nelaisven ispanams. ~
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-30

KONSTANTINOPOLIS, T..
30. - MuStapha krmal paSa
gen. Haringtouui j pa
starojo telc@raml. kcmal pa
"a pazymi, kad 10 kariuomc-
ne jau ncisianti tOIiauS.
(Km gall toliauS eiti, jci
il jau kUonc viSQ ncutralc
zonq paGmusi Savo kontro-
len. AngIai iSpQtr axis tiII
ziuri, kaS bus toIiauS, kuo-
met turkai .%raziUoiu jUoS
apSupo.).
PaGaliaus Kcmal ra&a pa
rci>kia, jog pirm pallaubQ
konIer"nclJOS Us paG"ldau.QS,
idaut ncivyktV bent kokiV ne
SuSipratimQ.
Gen. harrington rengiaSi
konfcruoti su MuStapha kc-
NAL paSa. Konfcrcncija, tur-
but, ivyks Mudanijoj, ties
Marmoro jura.
Anglai baisiai bio karo.
Ir Wis dar nopasitiki gerai-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-30

pasipriesinimas:
Gen. Mazarahs laikrasciu
korespondentams pareiSke:
"Musu pirmutinis tikslas
palaikyti kara Trakijoj, nelei-
sti turkams uzimti tos terito-
rios. Tai visos grailsp tau
tos noras. Mes stovejome ir
stovimc santarv6s valstybiu
pustjc. Sutinkame su tn
valstybip poltiniu nusistaty-
mu. Bet mes nepaduosime
Trakijos. .
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-30
LIETUVOS z|N|OS.
PLESIKAI , ,.UzMUSE
MoKYToJA.

Netoli TelSiu pl6Sikai uzmu-
Sc Smilingi, viena is gabiau-
siQ il mylimiausiQ Siauliq Sc
minarijos mokytojQ. Pikta-
darybG ivyko dienos metu.
Pl6Sikai paslap6 lavona, If tik
po savait6s jis buvo surastas
:
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-30
NUsOVE PLEsIKUS.

RugpiuGio II d. miSke, ne
toll nuo SaukenQ, milicija SUI
sek6 du garsiu pl6Siku il abu
uzmuse. Tie pleSikai buvo
pab9ge is SiauliQ kaIejimo II
visa vasara smarkiai ples6
Sauk6nQ apylink6je.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-30
sTERL1NGU kama
NUPUOLE.

NEW YORK, rugs. 80:
Del neaiskios padeties ar
timuose Rytuose staiga mai
nyboje nupuole anglq sterlin-
gu kama.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-30
GIEsM1NINKAs PAsvEIKo

NEW YORK, rugs. 80. -
Garsus tenoras John McCor-
mack jau pilnai pasveiko,
siandie jis Europoje. zada
veikiai gryzti Amerikon.
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kin norS budu apvilti.
K&lbama, kad jci Siandie
ncivyllsiQ susikirtimai, tai su
karu buSiq prasilenkta.
SantarvGs auk$tieji komisi-
onicriai is cia Trakijon pa
SiuntG komiSijQ su tikslu kalp
norS raminti ten gyventojus.
FrancuzQ aukStas!s komlsl-
onirriuS prane$G kemal paSal,
idant jis liautQsi provokaves
argIus. Mes kuomct anglai
nctckS kantryb6S, tuomct nel
prancuzams nebus galima jQ
perkalhGti.
klluSlOS kaIb0S, kau san
tarvGs valstybGs, matyt, aplei-
SianGios Konstantinopoli. Jei
Mustapha Kcmal paSa griez-
tai rcikaIaus, tai anglai apleis
ir Dardanelius.
Is Konstantinopolio daugy-
be zmoniQ iSvaziuoja visais
krIiaiS ir laivais.
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NAUJAUs|Os 1INIOs.
LoNDONAs, rugs. 80.

LoND0NAs, rugs. 30. =
Anglijos vyriausybe pasiunte
u;timatuma turku nacionalistu.
vadui Kemal rasai, Anglia
reikalauja,> idant jis- kuovei
klaus atsauktu savo kariuome- :
ne is neutrales zonos Darda-
neliu ir Bosforo some.
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PINIGU KURsAs.


svetimq saliq pinigQ verte,
mainant nemazian $4,000 dol
rugs. 29 d., buvo toks pagal
Merchants Loan 8 Trust Co.
Anglijos sterl. svarui AT
Prancijos 100 franku 1872
Italijos 100 irQ 4.39
Vokietijos 100 markiu .06.
I.ietuvos loo ariksinu .O6
Lenkq 100 markiQ .O1
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P0PEzIUS SVEIKINA
TTALIJOS MOTERIS.

ROMA, rugs. 80. - Cia /
vyko Italijos KatalikiQ Mote
rQ Umijos suvaziavimas. Da-
Iyvavo apie 1000 deIegaGiQ.
Sventosis T&vas jas visas prl-
tmi audienciion.
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Anglu pasiulynas.

Anglq visos spekos prakti-
kaliai sutrauktos j Chanak if
81 turkai turi apsiaute is trijq
Sonl.
Turkai su savimi turf dau-
gybe kulkasvaidziq. Te6iaus
visur saugojasi uzkabinti ang-
lus. Saugojasi atsakomybes.
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Ties 81 gat. ir Buffalo ave:
didelis busas pilnas zmoniu
susidauze su gatvekarip. 10
zmoniu lengvai suzeista. g
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TURKAI OkUPAVO
NEUTRALE zOAA,
ANGLAI CHANAKE AP-
SIAUSTI TURKU.
Kalbama, graziuoju bus
susitaikinta.
KONSTANTINOPOLIS,

KONSTANTINOPOLIS, L.
%. = TurkQ nacionalistQ ka-
riuomen6 baigG okupuoti vi
SO neutrale zona ties Darda-
neliais, iSemus Cnanak, krlr
stow stipri anglu igula. Ia
igulq saugoja anglQ karo lai-
val.
Pirmiausia neutral6n zonon
in6jo turkQ raitarija. Dabar
atsiQsta daug ir infanterijos.
Turkai laukia, kas bus toliaus.
Anglai turku tarpe.
,TurkQ nacionalistQ valdzios
atstovas Hamid hey aplanke
santarv6s valstybiQ komisio-
nierius ir pranes6, jog ties
Dardaneliais neutral6s zonos
okupuot6 pabaigta pirm gau-
slant valstybiQ nota neliesti
tOs zonOs.
Anot nacionalistQ atstovo,
nota susiv6linusi patekti Smi-
rnon del sugadintos komuni-
kacijos ir sunaikintos Sales
atsimetant graikams.
TeGiaus jis uztikrino, jog
neutral6s zonos okupuot6 n6ra
agresyv6.
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OR

CHICAGO. - siandie gra-
zus oras; maza. atmaina tenn
peraturoje. 4
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GENEVA, rugs. 80. Tau
tu sajunga galutinai nusprerl-
de, kad sventasias vietas Pa
lestinoje turi kontroliuoti tarp
tautine komisija. Tautu Sa-
junga paskirs ta komisja.
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LoNDoNAs, rugs. 80. -
Is Konstantinopoio pranesta,
jog sultanas Mehmed sestasis
abdikaves ir sosta pavedes sa=
vo giminaieiui sosto ipediniui,
Abdul Medjid. Sakoma, sui
tanas abdikaves reikalaujant
Kemal pasai. 2
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zinomas Chieagos lietuviu
veikejas. Baigia De Paul uni
versitete juridinius mokslus.
Beliko paskutiniai kvotimai
islaikyti.