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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-06-15
Labor Department
Ruling Favorable
To ''Lupo the Wolf

WASHINGTON, June 13.-Exten-
sion of permission to Ignazio Lupo,
who, as ''Lupo the Wolf" was sen
fenced to Atlanta federal peniten-
tiary in 1910 for counterfeiting and
last year received a communication OF
sentence from President Harding, to
re-enter the United States after a
visit to Italy, was declared today by
department of labor officials to have
been in strict Conformance with law.
Lupo on arriving at New York
May 10 was ordered held at Ellis
Island but later was released. Rec
ords m his case as Explained at the
department of labor today show that
he was paroled from the penitentiarv
June 80, 1920, and in October, 1921,
mis- sentence was committed by
President Harding in order that he
might return to his native land for
business reasons"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-06-15
Calls Adamson Law
Greatest Shame in
legislative Histor,

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, June -.
The application of the rugged prin-
cipIes of common honesty and
common sense to daily affairs of
the country would cure most of the
troubles of the times, Marcus L..
Bell, Of New York, who is vice
president and general counsel of
the Chicago, Rock Island and Pa
cific, today declared in an address
here during the semi-centennial Gel
ebration of the University of Arkan-
sas, of which he is a graduate.
There never was a greater
shame in our legislative history
than the passage of the Adamson
law
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-06-15
VIM. /. BARRETT
NEW j. s. JUDGE
Atlanta Journal News Bureau,
40S Evans Building.
BY THEODORE TILLER

WASHINGTON, D. c., June IA
President Harding sent to the SEN
ate Wednesday the nomination Of
William H. Barrett, of Augusta, to
be judge for the southern district Of
Georgia, succeeding the late Judge
Beverly D. Evans.
Appointment of Judge Barrett, q
Democrat, was made after several
Republicans, including F. G. Boat
right, Of Cordele, had been under
consideration for days.
1t is understood that the list which
went to the White House from the
department of justice was represen-
tative of both Republicans and Dem
ocrats available and President Har-
ding finally selected Mr.. Barrett in
preference to a man of his own par
ty. Mr.. Boatright at one time had
the inner track for the appointment,
but the Augustian won out.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-06-15
'Takola'' Is Held to
Infringe on Trade
Mark "Coca-Cola' .

RICHMOND, Va. June 13.-Use
of the word "takola' by the OLD Do
minion Beverage company, of Rich
roond, is an infringement on the
trademark of the Coca-Cola COM
pany, Judge D. Lawrence Groner,
of the United States district court
for eastern Virginia, has decided,
according to advices received today
by C. V. Meredith, counsel for the
Coca-Cola company.
According to Mr.. Meredith the
word "takola" was adopted by the
Richmond manufacturer after the
United States circuit court of ap-
peals had held that "Taka Cola"
was an infringement on the Atlanta
company's trademark.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-06-15
RAILROAD UNIONS
AUTHORIZE STRIKE

CHICAGO, June 14.-Executives
of eleven large railroad unions have
been authorized to order a strike
by vote of their 100000 members.
Information in railroad union cir
cles here today was that more than
80 per cent of the vote canvassed
favored a strike.
Balloting started Saturday and
the official canvass is expected to
be completed in time to order the
walkout for July 1 or July Is, if the
union heads desire to make use of
the strike vote at that time.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-06-15
The Weather

North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia, Florida, extreme northwest
Florida, Alabama and Mississippi:
Partly cloudy Thursday; not much
change in temperature; gentle, va
riable winds.
Tennessee and Kentucky: Fair
Wednesday; warmer in east portion;
Thursday probably fair and con-
tinued warm.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-06-15
Four Men Are Killed
When Ammonia Tank
Explodes in Detroit

DETROIT, June 13.-Exp1osion Of
an ammonia tank located in a tunnel
under the boiler room of the Parker
Webb Packing company shortly be-
fore noon today killed four employees
and damaged the plant so that op-
erations will be suspended for at
least three days.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-06-15
Potash Amendment
To Tariff Agreed to
By Senate Committee

WASHINGTON, June 13.-An
amendment to the tariff bill under
which potash production in the
United States would be stimulated
by a bounty from the federal treas
ury instead of through imposts on
imports was agreed upon today by
the senate finance committee ma
jority.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-06-15

by Mrs. Paul Gramm, of Milwaukee,
Wis, who says she suffered for IA
years and was cured after doctors
gave her up. Over II years have
passed, the attacks have not return
ed. Everyone who suffers should
write r. Lepso, II Island Ave. Mil
waukee, Wis. for the same kind Of
medicine she used. He will send a
bottle FREE.-(Advertis
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-06-15

WASHINGTON, June IA pro-
posal to pay the soldier bonus in
cash, the financing to be done by
means of special taxes on banks and
through use of the interest on the
foreign Indebtedness. was made today
in the senate by Senator Ladd, Re-
n11hlican North Dakota
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-06-15
Cure for Fits Found

Continued on Page 6, Column g.
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I'M EhL,.hC


NEw YORK. Mach Cotton goods
seemed s'c'ii"r IN. l"adinr branded
lines 90 MD" .h""'ingS hHv" been sold
ahead freely for delivery into Iuue Fur
Thor wage rcdmci -nrls haNc hn.n .rhnfrA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22

continued dry weather Cvcrywhcro Tom
J. ."' HL'- Mtr" considered too loN for This
NV "i ~" Year, rnt were not low enough
Z" rr".IF affect conditions. although some
''"n OBS iN'ts pointed ont that cotton rc-
com" NJ with hest results without snInc
"I.mini np IN IN" weather
IN nc Il" trading DCrrhrr became tho
''i"hS''' month ON tho boards. ana IL MAS
'h,,n"i"h ih'' this Indicated he trans
l.I.h- "l ."nE contracts from he old 10
~. nov crop potObCr traded up To l.; f.
""i Closed az l".li. ~ tho hi,:hcSt tn.
'.. ,l""i Z" u points Ui not ~ the
'N,-' ~ wH" to gtwn not b,l,tE-
trading Is low a lrpi
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!n"' inoNsmeE
New orleans MnlIling. 1875. receipts.
50; exports. i'-,. sales 1876. stock.
GALVESTON Middiiug. is5. receipts HOGS:
eNpurt. .h.iS, >al.>. LOIS. stock ~ .rS
Mobile MiidlinS. Ica,; I.ccim's. a.:
savannah Middling. l55s: rccclr,s. slss:
exports LIE; saic- 10: stock. l!oa"n.
thar!cst'u-E' Receipts. 6hI. stock 1Goia
Wtmingtom Middlins. lbs: receipts.
l,ri3. stock S|.r"-
NorfolE MiiGiine U.s. receipts. s52.
sales. i57. stoch. l3o.SGI.
iIalrunoT"-Stu,a .":!
BGsi"n- Midd!ins, $50: reccitr. SCI;
rniisderhia Receipts. g3. stock. s.s.7
New rork -MIddling. i'.ir. receipts. ga.
eNIIort@. IS. stock. sIt3l
So stock l.0.- 755
I"ta: fc' week Receipts. "256. erpQris
Total fof season Receipts. 1s2e.s"a; cs-
ports. iuNH.3i,
lntnr,ur movement:
i!eu..,"n- M;aluns ~: r.ceir,s., s,isa.
Mcmrh.> M.ddiims l5."; Receipts. !.,,l
Augusta Midd!!ng. 100. reccipis. los
Sni"m.nts. III. sales. rs. stock lia.tli
81 Louis Mihii.nr. 40: receipts Iii.
sh,um"n's. i'"i; stock 2,,:Sl.
Mama Middljng. i'".
i.l;I" Rock MiddInr. 100! r.corts. a..
Dallas Mailing 700 sales 26l?
NontE"msry-M iddItuY. 1853. gales -.
Tutal today Receipts. 1862. shipments
lNt's. stuck u3,. SJi
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ARITY IS FEATURE OF TRADING IN STOCK MARKET

ana July tlf;. to Ills. Corn lost lA.ui5.c
ahu oats &c To Nc. In provisions IN" out
"a Zoe lower.
sentiment in the wheat pit was more
'n'.ih'u !" ia" bear sid" than for some
u"Ns' although Tor the most part tho sell
ME was ht only u scattered sort. tuNcrg
appeared u he especially h.sitant because
oI INDICATIONS that Immediate foreign
n'"hs had been hllrd and that Argentine
Mn'at '"nh ID" obtained In Europe much
cn'"p'T IMAM shipments from tn" United
states or canada. BcSid"s. the domestic
''op "htIook WIS reported excellent and
Urinary receipts considerably in excess ot
tn" amount year ago
W I'm III" United States visible SUNNY az
wheat larger than nt tho corr-at ending
INN" last year. aud with tho world avail
"hi' supply ais" showing an Increase the
course OF price. continued down grade
'hf"nGh"ui ~" session. Rallies were iran
Si"ni ana apparently due in the main 10
'h"riS collecting profits.
SI"wn"ss "i shi??inS call weakened the
prices both nt corn and oats.
u addition. planting of IT, now crup
81 corn was reported as getting well UNI
der way In r"NJS
PROVISIONS. taken is - whole. We're lower
Leading futures r.l fol
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LIBERTY LOAN BOND MARKET.
by Frcd'k T.. Noltiag & Co.,
COTTON TURNS SHARPLY
FIRMER AT DAYS END

NEW YORK. March @I.-Nbnut tho only
activity displayed by the cotton market
prices moved ny sharply and In the ,a-c
81 some ~ the late months reached new
hirh levels for tho day. tho entire mar
k"t closing u; net advance Of = to u
market had been extremely dull. II opened
"hIE point higher and shorty afirrwnrd
-rld on 20 u points Below the pre-
Nn,N c,"s". which carried May down TO
l,N. ana iuly To- lI..g
Ih"r" L." ms itttl: GGrrcssiV" selling pres
sur" IN view OF the flood news from The
GuIch'N r"Ea,n"d nni Tor the balance ~
IN" daN. "hiI" TIA" IiI.rnei fiurtuatei mod
Ii"t,iN. u maintained steady unl"rtun".
~ !hSi" w"> any feature At al To tn-
day operations. IL Was the nNtnE OF
nTtr"S toy domestic and foreign spinn"r-
IN" '"ntin"ni Mas Il Lair buyer az new
h"uEht MAY hvr". said To bc against sales
IN IN" Liverpool market.
f"ir wrHih"r over tn: belt. with inii-
days. was responsible Tor some nf ina
carly selling. =. It was believed mai a.
l"M lays 81 sunShiH" would pnt the soil
SAID by some traders that should weather
conditions develop fnvur,b.y during Tho
NEXT thirty day TIA" Mny-priohcr dlr-
terence might h" wirc! oGt through heavy
from oklahoma G.iN rot urtcd a h"tt.,r
demand, mainly from southern mills hut
HdNic"s from Ia Has and "lhcr points in
tn" South noted very uttc demand fur
pots which w"r" practically ON q ten
u"r"blc n"s.S wlih May. LN'rp"uI CABLES
wrr" steady. with Lancashire" aud Con-
Private advic"S r-nurtrd that additional
uil"s in NaSSH, hUsatts had decided ON
/" w"E" r",dju~tW"nt. understood 10 lie
"guival lent :" =" nor cont which matches
IN" reduction made .isht weeks ago "a
most of tho Rh"i" leland and some 81
IN" Main" and Ney Hampshire mills.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22

in New England. The unsettled cnndi-
lions in that producing center cause,
hesitation IN gouh- markets, Yarns ap-
p"df"" To bC suffer for future delivery
from spinning ccntcTS Wool goods were,
uulct and worst"ds w.r" easier. Burlnps
h'tu htunhN. IiaM sllk WE naAlnr.
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NEW YORK. March !I.-Th" market for
t"m"" futures was NOR" HcriV" today. with
good demand for iuly from short. which
advanced that delivery l." 80. nr L. points
hn"s" the previous night. IN" "niir" mar
h't closing 10 u points higher. At th"
nP'llhG IN" market 10 points
hish"r. aud the nrmncss az Brazilian
cane. with Later advances 10 cost and
I'"lHht oilers and The HrmucSs OF sputs
caused good buying movement. ,artly
l"r Nail street ana trad" account. which
,"h prices up - best levels nf tn" day
Ntat r"ht!cn. w"r. relatively hfin"r than
IN" late. on the id"n that they hay" been
zoe" 10" considering tn" high priCs- pie
N"ilihE ~ BrHHtl. Sales for the dan w"r"
-, lhatcd ~ "i"lo bags March. aii. MAJ.
IOo 'S " '' =
Sn"' o"no" was firm and higher a, Yi7
!" 90. Tor Rtu - ana ili- {" - Tor Santos ~
~ ana freight uH"rs Were. g iu - iulnt,
nirh'i, Including tnurbun - and =. a.,
l"'", ana rart R"urbun - and - at /. -
=" li." victoria .s and s. wct" SO. AL
American credits.
n" "n!,iai cables reported u partial AL b.
N"nc" "' J." rCtE a. RIO nn future. and :,
Win "a" chang" 10 the rate an London \
Np'''Hl cah!" reported santos % ,u ~,
,"lI hiEh"r aud IN" rat" ON London .-7.d
h'Rh"'. MN no chanr= In the dollar rate.
y ~!',lhl III" cab" reported "a decline. a.,
:" Z" lid refs Hil!aiL-n"r, r"cuiuts % 90
'uf TWO days. AahN, .lG..
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PRICES ARE HIGHER,
WITH STEEL A LEADER
Some Uncasincss Is Caused by
Advance in Call Money
Rates.
scHwAB DENIES nuMop
Wall street Hears NnEnatc Nny Hcnd
Proposed Merger ar independent
Innnts-i'urthcr Cut In New Eng
land Cotton Mills.

NEW YoHN March ~ ,rro,.,I,r
60. n.,s ,
'' ''''"
MARKET lflces were higher AT the
opening with the steel and motor
shares leaders but win ,bo r,u.
and c,,,o-s .L ,
'''"''''
"'"N"eSS "'N''"Peo Followed
ny recovery. In tn" late trading
some uncasi moss VAS created hy the
I,)yanr. i'm .lt ,,, , c
80 ''''
|" i- ilmc money how
.Nef' was quoted today fer thirty
We! - - WIN ~ Tor loans
'u','.,'N ,""' "'iN "hNS /" four
'""'"N ]" STOCKS was less
'''', H,S'''""N Win many
- '"' ."hE cNP''''" re
''"' i''"'H was 81 hand.
100 ""N'''' the mArN"t
ia "t',' '.'' - considering
% '"e recent ACTIVITY and
,ha r,, ''" 'hf'uSh"ut
49, '"' "iSlt!'t carry today I"
t,, ""' res VI. H'hWab
n'..os ''""t' snip "' thr pro
pose" merger Of independent steel
r raIn.S IhTse reroris' however, wcr,
stuiin,- ma, ~ ,I
"t NJ h'" nothing L" do
WIN 'ht PROPOSED merger and had
u" '"'' "i consolidating bethlehem
WIN amy other plant. Steel men
seemed TO ihiuk that thor. was an
even chance of favorable, d,y,lou.
m.ris next month in IN. ma,c,.
plans affecting iwo or more of s.yc,,
companies, NhGyalc. i:.publi,. I..,a.,
wanna. YOUNGSTOWN Inl,,d -.
mi.
~" ava" h'l'r iii'l.
President N,,a..II
Eailways' S.,,i >"''"h"'
,,nrktn,. %! alton. Is
lnnn ~, ,,on,n r,""S Tor getting q
S'"",'""'VV" from the gov
rrnn, Ei'".VoV'oo' obtained
. ~ interests To repair BOO.
o"o freight cars and make purchas,.
81 "'her equipment. Ills plan has
"t'n submitted TO the Association nr
i''llWaE Executives with no rcrly -.
YET received. The plan does M, l.,
N"iVe pooling OF rcpair work an, o,r,
crShip OF new equipment.
General Electric has ,usr ro,.,,,
from the southern CnIif.rri, ,,,i'
CO. OF Los Angeles. AN ord", r,r
o"o, CO." : "''h'hs IN excess of L.
Ros,un df.
Sno,hcr announce that
number of So, r"'''"n rs on for
The blk Nrii,r ,'s' IAN, cotton mills.
s,., NJ ht'un Mills. it WAS
ed at som" in ,Jef M"nr ,i, to b" open
wage schedule Tbo ''it az lover
hay. poS,cd % ON '"clhr Mills
10 hc,.n,,. r.F cent cut in wages
American Wonl.n nn,Th -, tn"
this moyarcr, WIZ not Join in
ing promised ,,;s WOOD hay
cnt wages wn,,,d '""t inc pres
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COrTONSEEn OIL.

NEW YORK. March 1l.-cottnus-"d oil
Was weak under liquidation by tired hold
rrS ANA selling on s<,p orders. Th" h"aNi-
ness III other market. AMI slgH trad" DO
lhani gave advantage "a the hears. tlos-
ing biiS were 10 10 Is points net lower.
IN" principal weakness being Ia ness crop
in"nih. Sales. l,.1 barr"l- rr!m" crude.
I"."'. sales. prime summer yellow spot
nominal. May. III. july. ll.91. September
ll.JU. al bid
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PRODUCE. MARK FITS.
sue; \It

NEw YORK. March y Tho raw sugar
market Wa - It'll" "aSi"r today with
,uhan prices unchanged on tho iut ana
-l"r l"w"r i"r early AuTil shipment. with
h"ih positions now quot .i a .iyr. cost
"ud freight. equal 10 III for ,cufrItur,f
thrr" w"r" Ss!-F ~ n. 90 ra - ~ Cub,S rG-
March shipment and 800 bars fnr Arr!
AZ quoted prices. and .. iGO Ia =
81 Fort" Ricos Tor April shipment with
ut1"rt options e, tic c Z
Raw sugar futures were easier under
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realizing sales. prom ted by the more lib
"ral Offerings in the spot market. At one
INN" prices were . To = points net lower.
- although there was slight rally near the
Cl"Ae on covering. with final quota Ions
j 10 points net lower May. 80: July.
10. September. 292. DcCcuil"r. 80.
Their" were no changes III refund sugar.
with I'm" aranu(stcd listed ~ $50.
tons.
Refined future. were without trnnsac-
lions. Closing. May ana July. 500. Sep
tcmbcr. b,lp
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Published Monday. Wednesday and Friday
as Information and not guaranteed
Arrivals and Departures Of Passenger Train,
DAILY unless OF her wise shown
Daily except Sunday. : Sunday only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-22

Wsha III ISt Observation-Disclosures. oss:
wilson nud 60. CV. 6s.................. SCI.
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RiCnMOND LIVE STOCK MARKyr

March ?" la..
.,"Ins, Lent run OF cattle. Market
Ty.. '"' ''''N Iu''N steady with last
"lf.r,iy good steers. l.ino lbs.
,,S,Indl uG .:..,...... M s
Medium Z" good steers !nt.l
,d I@ ll1 lbs ga -;
10 ''l Ijs. = 4, -.
'"rh &C. rho!C" Cuws......... az,
Medium 80 good Cnws...... Al. n -.
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CiIcM:u 1--we >rorR MARKET

CHICAGO. March ai--Csitlc: Receipts.
>'"'. active. beef steers. she stock. bulls.
Si"gN"rS aud feeder" strong 10 l5c higher .
'h"i'" y"arlinE hcif"r-, -, w"I"h' ~,
hounds. best iiatut"i steers. 9iI. weight.
l"'- bounds. bulk beef steers. 5a"f 80.
W." calves s-"ng L. 2Iv hirh"r bulk
N""i''~. NOoW 500. around : - utuy'ly. bulk
tst she stock, 5i5T6.1i. bulk bn.ngn, bull.
-" iI. bulk stock"Ts AMI feeders. n q
HOGS: Receipts. 1000: inu.t'y i'c 20 ~,
l"w"i than yesterdays average. sru-
bEhts oil more. clos. fairly .,CtiN" 4. htp-
n"rs bought ahou, 500. hnIdnyar rnn,l"r-
a'". ton. 80 early: very Few over 10 -.
bulk H>Hn 1880: UiGs about steady bulk
desirable l"b ~ Il, uouu,i.rs .Gh@iasG
Shc"r: Receipts. HOO. killing Classes
mostly s"C higher. ton wnol"d Lambs. $50:
INK. l1H'i ls.h". to? sho-u 'afuh. n -.
morn Texas y"arlinGs. - ~. shurn cw-
i"n. 300. t"w sh"arinS lambs steady q,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
NAVAL. STORES.

. SN\ NM NJ. 90. March - -Turp"n'lua
arm 81 SALE. -. T"c.ipts. III. sim iunufa
$50. stock. '.ih. it"sin nrui: sales SIS. r"-
.lpi" J. -. -hiuucnis- i.iTi. stock SCI o.
~. quote. IL. -. T.. ;rIni0i, r -
II t"nt",; * 80 NJ s.aFii.l. x
: - II $50. VIC. 5.15. WV. 5rp
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CHICAGO GRAIS MARKET

CHICAGO. March 2l--DcciHcd down
turns in The price nf wheat resulted today
'h!"iy from lack Of any aggressive buy
nag the market CLOSED heavy AZ lS.c TO
&c net lower. with May $3.50. TO 81 as.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-01-30
BEDARBIq'R 'R1AUsEs
LoNDoNE.

LONDONAS, sausio %.
vietos priemieseiuose daznal
pasitaiko bedarbIq demonstra-
iiciiiu, kurios visuomet pasibai-
gia riausemis If policijos ISL
!maiSymu.
Poplar priemieseio valdyba
.pagaliau neapsikentusi padldl-
no paselpa bedarbiams If Jq
.seimynoms taip, kad siandle
tenai bedarbiai daugiau gau-
ma pinigp, negu tie, kurle dir
:ba.
Kuomet pasklydo ziniQ, kad
Poplar priemiesty bedarblal
selpiami, tuojaus kituose mics
.tuose sukeltos demonstracijos'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-01-30
Ingos vietos vadovauti viso pa
saulio tautoms.
PAs1RoDE KARzYGIs.

Buves jurminkas 6 e org e
Hand, % m, pirm trijp metq
apsivede. Kick palaukus jo
jauna pati su kudikiu il pa
mete ir nuvyko gyventil pas
'savo motina. n
Teisman paduota byla per
siskirti.
| Uzvakar tas "karzygis" nu-
Iejo j uoSvienes namus su Tx
islu nuzudyti sayo IL meneslQ
Ikudiki. Atrado mamie If save
!paeia.
/ Besikalbant Hand issitrau-
ke revolveri If eme taikinti
mieganti lovoje kudiki. Mo.
tina staiga apkniaube kudikl
Beprotis tuomet Jon, sayo pa,
eion, suvare iris kulipkas il
patsai pasidare gala.
Jauna moteriske painnta Il.
goninen. Sakoma vargiai pa:
syeiksianti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-01-30
SusirgO BeIgij0s kardinOIas
MerCiG[
TTALUA FORMALIAl PAGERBS MIRUSL POPEzIy

PARYzIUS, sausio 80.
Belgijos primatas, kardinolaS
Mereier, keliaudamas Romon
j naujo popeziaus rinkimus ke-
lioneje susirgo. Turejo pert
traukti kelione Milane If guilt
lovon.
Is Romos praneSa, kad kar-
dinolas susirgo influenza.
Milane kardinolas Mercier
labai entuziastiniai sutiktas II
priimtas. Bet pasirod6 jis taip
nuvarges, kad is gelezinkelio
stoties buvo priverstas keliau-
ii miestan ir atsils6ti.
KitoJe depeSoJe IS Romos pra-
nesta, kad kardinolp susirin-
xmas (conclave) rinkti nauja
popeziu atid6tas "a valando-
mis- toliau. Tai padaryta, sa-
koma, duoti progos is toliau
kardinolams suspect susirinki-
mo pradzion.
Susirinkimas originaliai bu-
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NAUJAs KRIz1s voK1E-
THAI.

BERLYNAS. sausio 30.
'Vokietija palieeia naujas lSrl-
'zis. Ateina laikas moketi ka-
5ro kontribucija, Q eia nera pl-
.nigQ. siuo kartu gal dar bus
sukrapstyta 81 milionas aux
siniu markip. Bet paskui ne,
'zzinia kas bus.
|, Kancleris Wirth ana diena
.kalbedamas parlamente prane-
sc vyriausybes plenus aple
.naujus j mokeseius. Nurode'
.kad reikalingi pinigai turi but
'gauti nors prisieitq JUGS varu
INIT.
Be mokeseiu, kurios lures
but padidintos ligi 200 nuos.,
+turtingieji vokieeiai lures da1
duoti paskolos vyriausybei
Kitaip nieko neiseis.
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Amerika Nedalyvaus Genoa
Konferencijoje

duotq jai ranka, kad istrauk
ii is ekonominiu if finansinip
klampynip. z
Ir kolei taip nebus, taip il
gal Suv. Valstijos nieko ne
darys is tq ekonominiu Euro
pos vargq.
Sakoma, toksai yra pref
dento Hardingo nusistatymas.
Nusiginklavimo konferenci-
ia eionai baigiama. Gal jan
sia savaite j visai pasibaigs.
Konferencija zymai suma-.
,zzins didziulip valstybiq karo
faiyynus. Taipat Pacifike bus
suStikrinta ramybe, nors Kini-
ia is to nieko nelaimes.
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PRANESIMAS APIE lie
TUVIg INDELIUS RUSg
BANKUOSE.

WASHINGTON, 1 q d,
(Elta). - MinisteriQ Kabine-
te nutarta der6tis su RusQ
valdzia del ind6iu grazmimo
en- bloc, t. Y. Lietuvos Valid
zia iSreikalaus is Rusu visus
Lietuvos pilieeiQ indelius Ban
kuose If Siaip atlyginima u5
esanti Rusijoj arba Rusijon
iSveztq Lietuvos pilieciQ tur-
ta ir paskui .tas atlyginimas
bus grazinamas Lietuvos pi-
IieGiams, padavusiems Xxi ba-
landzio l dienos, 1922 m. pra-
Symus. ITEMS pilieeiams, ku-
RE Xxi tos dienos neiteiks "
sieniQ ReikalQ Ministerijos y
patingam skyriui prasymQ
ticks patterns rupintis iSgavi-
mu is Rusijos savo turto.
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A, A, SESUO MARCUONA.

SCRANTON. - Sausio 2S d.,
11:3O val. ryto Gailestingpju
Seseru igonbuty mire Sesuo
Marcijona - Kazimieriete. /
stojo sv. Kazimiero Seserq
vienuolynan rugp. 20 d., 1918
m; prieme abita koVo 4 d.
1919 m, profesija padare ko-
vo % d., 1921 m.
Gimusi Kaunijoje, Francis
ka Stulyte prizes istosiant vie
nuolynan gyveno Chicagoje
Dievo Apvaizdos parapijoje.
Nelaimes istikta - apdege h
ia buvo jos mirties priezastis.
Jaunute. CALICO ilgiaus Dievui
ir zmonems tarnauti, bet taip
patiko Visagaliui.
Ketvirtadieny 10 val. bus
pamaldos sv. Kazimiero Vie
nuolyne, Chicagoje, If is ten
lydima j sv. Kazimiero ka-
pines.
A. A. duok, jai Viespatie.