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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-26
AUGUSTAVAS.

AUGUSTAVAS. zinomas
Seinq pralotas. Blazevieius,
seminarijos rektorius, didelis
lenkQ pataikunas, daug prisi-
dejo prize ihelimo SeinQ sufra-
gano vieton kun. Jalbrzykovs-
kio, arsaus endeko. Taipgi
Augustavo dzekonas Novichs
nemazai pasidarbavo lenkys-
tes platinum seip,l vyskupi-
joje ir palaikydamas josios
sulus tikedamas uz tai susi-
laukti padekos is lenku valid
dzios. Bet kur tau. Abudu
iiSstiikimu lenkq tarnu nustum-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-26

taika If ranybe, tarp kitakc
pareiSke Siuos zodzius:
''Maloninga If gailestinga
eucharistine VieSSpaties Je-
zaus Sirdis patti sutelks ra-
mybe, kuri butinal relkalln-
ga visuomeniniam atgalvlnl-
mui.
"TeGGi;aus tojji ramybe turj
prasideti gryzzimu VieSpatles
kristaus visucmenen. Mes
kristus yra tikriausias Ii We
natiniis ramybes atgaivinimo
pagrindas.
'zmoniu iSdidumas IL at
kaklumas pavare KrlstV IS
visuomenes. Kristus zmonlu
apleistas. Del 10 II ramybe
Salinasi nuo jq.
''Ramybes grazzinimu prie
none tai Eucharlstjos
Sakramentas, % prlpazini-
mas il Jam prlgullntl garbe,
kaipo svenGiausiam IS Sven
GGiausiu daiktui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-26

VILNIUS. Istremtam is
Vilniaus kun. Kuktai. pavesta
dabar valdyti ta dali Vilniaus
vyskupijos, kuri yra nepri-
Lietuvos ribose.
Naujas administrators da-
bar gyvena KietaviSky ties
KaiSedoriais.
Endeku laikraStis "Rzecz-
pospolita" kaip padukes uz-
puola vyskupq Matuleviciq,
kan jisai, girdi, Trinapolio
rumus ir zeme pavedes lietu-
Viams.
Trinapo1is - yra nedidelis
dvarelis, 5 kilometrai nuo Vll-
niaus prie N6rio upes. len
rusu laikais gyvendavo sta
Giatikip archier6jus. Vokiecill
valdzia pavede Trinapoll Vii
niaus vyskupui. Lenkq Wy
riausyb6 dar per pirmaJa sa-
70 okupacija tai patVlrtlno,
kadangi vyskupas pagyvena
ten tik viena, kita savaite va
saros metu, tai jis pavede /
kurti ten naslaiciQ prieglau-
da. Kai Vilniaus prieglaudo-
Sc tapo lietuviams anksta, tai
kai-kurie moksleiviai = GIN
nazistai ir kursininkai = per-
kelti Trinapolin ir is ten val
ksscioja Vilniun i pamokas.
Sausio menesyje ten .buvo
arti $50 mazyciQ ir paugeJu-
siQ vaikQ. Ten pat laikoma
dviejq komplektQ pradzios
mokykla SUI tikybos mokyto-
iu. Prize mazyciq ir mazes=
ni1 turima aukletoja, kateche-
tininkq kursus pabaigusi; Bu-
yusioji cerkve paversta baz-
nycia, kur vaikams laikomos
pamaldos. Matyt, ir 81 nuosa-
liai stovinti lietuviu gustele,
endekams veria akl ir neduo-
da jiems ramumo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-26
zMONEMS PROTO
TRUKSTA.

LONDONAs, geg. 26.
Kai-kurie t6vai pastaraisiais
laikais savo kudikius krkiSty-
dami uzvardina visokiais ne
prideramais vardais.
Vieni t6vai savo kudikiui
dave varda "Bolsevikas." Ki-
ii - "Sinn-feineris." -"
Matyt, zmon6ms jau ina
trukti proto.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-26
VALSTYBES NEPILD0
SAVITARPE SUiTARTIES.
TIES.
Daro ismeginimus su nuodin-
gomis dujomis.
WASHINGTON, geg. g.

WASHINGTON, geg. 90
Kituomet cia .zinomoj nusigin-
klavimo konferencijoj devy-
niu valstybiq padaryta sutar,
tis nestudijuoti ir negaminti
nuodingQjQ dujQ, kurios bu-
vusiame kare lose zymiQ ro-
le.
Neziurint to, apie septynios
is tn valstyb6s nuodingasias
dujas tyrin6ja ir, matyt pas
kiau jQ pasigamins reikalinga
iSstekliQ.
Kaip Anglia su Prancija,
taip ir Suv. Valstijos sku-
biai darbuojasi iStobulinti tas
dujas ir pritaikinti jas prie
karo. Delto atliekami ivai-
riausios rQSies iSm6ginimai.
NuodingQjQ dujQ klausime
sutarti teGiaus Xxi Siolei rati-
fikavo tiktai Suv. Valstijos.
Kitos kazko laukia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-26
ANGLEKASIAI TARIASI
APIE TAIKA.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, geg;
26. - Illinois anglekasiQ dis,
trikto vykinamoji taryba va
kar pradeio ketvirtu kartu
sesija aptarti klausima, al
distriktas gall atskiriai tai,
kintis su angliQ kasyklQ sa.
vininkais. .>~
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-26
SVEDIJA DARBUOJASI
NEDARBO KLAUSIMU.
Vienatine priemone, tai bedar'
biams duoti zenes.
STOCKHOLMAS, geg. q

STOCKHOLMAS, geg. 26
- Parlamentarinis kOmitetas
DO keletos m3nesiu tyrin6jimQ
il isigilinimQ j Svedijos in,
dustrijini krizi, pagaliau pas
kclb6 savo raportq. Parla-
mentas atranda, jog vienQ-
vienatin6 priemon6 panalkln-
ii nedarba, tai kuovelklaus
bedarbius atgal pasukti prize
zcmds apdirbimo. .
Tai svarbus klausimas. Jis
turi paliesti ne kokiq vienq po
litine partijq, bet. visa tautq,
Turi but pilnai prayesta tue
zvilgSnlu soclale reVolluclJa"
Anot komiteto raporte pa
reiSkimo, .darbininkai ne vien
turf but sulaikyti nuo nor6Jl-
mo apleisti ukius il persikeltl
j mdustrijos centrus, bet il
tp GENTRY jie' turi but pasuk-
ii atgal ukius.
Dideli karaliSkQ il bazny-
GGiiu zemts plotai, taipat diva
raj turf but suskaldyti ! ma
zus SkIypus il padalinti be-
darbiams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-26

Kelinta diena cia siaucia ne
paprastas karStis. LaikraS-
ciai praneSa apie keliQ EMO
niu mirimq nuo karSGio. Gy-
vcntojai stcbisi tokiu ypatin-
gu apsireiSkimu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-26
MORGANAS SIULO PAS
KOLA.

VIENNA, geg. 26. - Aus
trijos valdzia gavo telegrama
is Austrijos ambasados Lon
done, kurioje sakoma, jog
Morgano bankininkQ grupd
prisiuncia cionai ekspertus
studijuoti salygas paskolai,
kol1ia norma duoti Austrijai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-26
KONGRESO ATSTOVAS
NUzUDE REDAKTORIU.

MEXICO CITY, geg. 26.-
Mcksikos kongreso atstovas
Llorca nuzud6 laikraScio GET
Horaldo de Mexico" redak-
toriQ Moreno az kritikavima
j laikraSty.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-26
ISAnglekasiq!Streik

atlreipia domes, tarytum, sa-
liai nesiartintQ jokis pavojus.
Kad tuotarpu pavojus, anOt
Lewiso, CANA aiskus. Angliq
jau Siandie trQksta ir jos
branginamOs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-26
ATSISTATYDINO AUSTRI
JOS KABINETAS.

VIENNA, geg. rs. = Aus
trijos ministeriq kabinetas
su premieru-konclieriu Scho-
Der atsistatydino, kuomet par
lamentas sumazino vyriausy-
lies reikalaujama kredita.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-26
C H | G 0 jE
KOMPANIJOS NEPATEN-
KIN1Tos.

GelezinkeliQ kompanijos di-
dziai nepatenkintos, kad tarp-
valstijine komisija papigina
transportacijq. Reikalauja,
kad II gelezinkelieciams uz-
mokesnis butu sumazinta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-26
DAUGIAU zMOGzUDYS-
GU BELFAsTE.

BELFAST, Airija, geg. 26.
. Cia daugiau 4 zmon6s nu-
zudyta uzpraeita nakti. Be
to q suzeista.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-26
METAI-YOL. VII
Zini0S is LietuV0S

ia Lenkijos gilumon, mes da-
bar ir be jq yra kan seinis-
kius lietuvius lenkinti. Sc tau
ir lenkq dekingumas. Tai ge-
ras pamokinimas ir visiems
lenkomanams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-26
SUTARTIS SU :BOLsEVI-
KAIS PASIRASYTA.

GENOA, geg. 26. - Pada-
ryta bolSeviku su italais pre-
kybos sutartis cia pasiraSyta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-26
O R A S

CHICAGO. = Siandie ne
pastovus oras; maza atmaina
temperaturoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-26
PiNIGU KURsAs.


svetimp saliq pinigq verte,
mainant nemaziau $4,000 dol
geguz. 25 d., buvo tokia pagl
Merchants Loan & Trust Co.
Anglijos sterl. svarui AS
Prancijos 100 frankly 9.15
'Italijos 100 liru $50
Vokietijos 100 mark. .35
Lietuvos 100 auks. .35
Lenkq 100 markiq .O2
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-26
DIDELI KARSGIkl VAkA-
Ry EUROPOJE,

PARYIIUS, geg. Is. w
vakar Gia siautG taip didells
karStis, kokio nebuta per ll6
metQ tokiu Iaiku. Paunksn6-
je Fahrenheito termometras
rode "a Iaipsnius. Cia tai
nepaprastas toks atsitikimas'
GENEVA, geg. 26. - Al
pose pakilo toks karStis, ko'
kio Siuo laiku nebuta per pra-
6jnsius 90 metu. Sniegas au-
kstumose smarkiai tirpsta
Vanduo visur latakaiS liejasl
Pramatomas upiQ patvinlmas
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-26
Ukiai apiplesti

BuvuSio Europos karO lai-
ku Svcdijos industrijos, kaip
apskaitoma, i save patrauk6
apie $4,000 ukiQ darbininkQ,
Del TO $iandie skaitoma dau-
giau 100000 bedarbiQ.
Is to skaitliaus, rasi, tik
pus6 ar viena trecioji dalis
gall but rcikalinga industri-
ions. Kit visi bedarbiai tu-
ii gryzti prize zemGs apdirbl-
mo.
Daugelis darbininkQ jau
persik6l6 j mazus ukius. Bet
komitetas pazymi, kad pat
valstybd privalo tuo klausi-
mu darbuotis. Bedarbiams tn,
ri duoti zem6s, finansuoti
trobesius il supirkti reikalin,
gas zeme dirbti maSinerijas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-26
Padetis bloga.

Dauguma darbininkQ mics
tuose bedarbiauja If laukla
laikQ pager6jimo. Jie mano,
kad nedarbas yra laikinas,
kad veikiai darbai visur pra-
sidtsia il jie posenovei gerus
pinigus uzdirbsia.
Tuotarpu taip n6ra. II
dar ilgus metus nebus galima
pasidziaugti normaliais lai-
kais.
Tas pat yra visoje Europe
je. Taip yra visur po karo.
PraneSta, kad birzely par
lamentas svarstys komitetc
raporta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-25
To Plant Tree
For Maine

The Conservation Commission of
New York which has charge of all
the natural resources Of the State
is planting a forest in honor of John
Burroughs, the naturalist. 1t is pro-
posed to have trees planted in certain
favorable locations, each tree bearing
a marker for one of the states of
the Union. Governor Baxter has ar
ranged to have a tree planted for
the State of Maine and this will be
done with appropriate ceremonies
on New York Arbor Day, May End,
The following letter was written by
Governor Baxter authorizing the
planting of the tree:
My dear Sir:-"I shall be very glad
if you will plant a tree for the State
of Maine in the John Burroughs
Forest. 1t is especially appropriate
that this be done because Maine is
primarily a forest state and our
trees constitute our greatest natural
resource. The people of Maine are
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-25
Laroy S. Starrett
Born in China, Me-,
Dies in Florida

Athol, Mass. April 24-Word was
received here Saturday night of the
death of Laroy S. Starrett, president
of the L. S. Starrett Company, tool
manufacturers. at 11.30 Saturday
morning at his Winter home at st.
Petersburg, Fla. Death was due to
intestinal influenza. Mr.. Starrctt's
two daughters, Mrs. F. A. Ball and
Mrs. w. G. Minis, were with him
when he passed away.
Mr.. Starrett went South early last
Winter, and While his health was not
the best, he was able to attend to his
affairs as usual until week or so
ago. Mr.. Starrett would have been
Sc had he lived until next Tuesday.
The life history of Laroy S. Star
rett, for many years considered
Athols leading citizen, is interesting
His great success, financially and in
dustrially, was not started on its
way until he was about As years
Of age.
Mr., Starrett was born in China,
Me. April %. 1886. His schooling was
limited to about two months in the
Winter and a few weeks in the Sum
mer. From boyhood he was inter
ested always in making something"
He busted himself inventing little
things.
At Il he left home and went to
Newburyport, hoping to work in
machine shop. Unable to do so, he
went to work on n farm. Continued
his inventive work in his spare time,
IN 1856 he took out three patents.
one for a washing machine, another
for butter worker and d third for a
meat chopper. All were successful.
Finally he started small machine
shop in Newburyport and it was the
products of this that brought him
into contact with Athol In 1863 he
came here and the Athol Machine
Company was organized for the pur-
pose of manufacturing his inventions.
Among these were the meat chopper
and a shoe hook fastener.
After a few years his wife. who
had been Of great assistance and
inspiration to him. died. Other mis-
fortunes came in the loss Of control
in the Athol Machine Company, OF
his position in the same concern
and also the loss Of his hearing.
He was then about As years of age.
The day Mr.. Starrett left the Athol
machine shop he was accompanied
by the late John c. Hill. who had
also lost his position Mr. Starrett
said to Mr.. Hill: well, John, we
are going out together. but, mark INV
word, some day / will own that
shop" His prophecy came true. for
years later he bought the property.
One day he was coming from the
shop in his car when he met the late
Abijah Hill. son of John c. Hin
Mr.. Starrett said to Mr.. Hill:
eli. AbiJah. years ago told your
father that | would some day own
the Athol Machine Company. 1t did
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-25

not look very good the day l told
him, but it has come true, for today
I bought the entire business"
1t was about this time that he
started work on what afterward be-
came the wonderful Starrett line Of
tools.
Mr.. Starretts great generosity is
we'll known throughout New England.
lie and his family had been active
in all kinds of good work. lie not
only gave the fine site for the $4,000
Y. NJ. G. A. building but he also gave
the building and equipment. lie de-
Velopcd what is known as Starrett
So, and it is on the site given by
him that the new Town Hall, cost
ing around 100000, is to be erected
lie had always been n great friend
of young men and he has assisted
and aided hundreds.
Mr.. Starrett lost his only son by
death some years ago. He was Frank
Starrett, who was identified with his
fathers business. A daughter, Mrs.
Marshall 3. Waterman, passed away
a short time ago. He is survived by
two daughters, Mrs. Frank A. Ball
and Mrs. Willard G. Minis, both Of
this town. An elderly sister passed
away a few weeks ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-25
George A. Yeaton
Horticulturist

Commissioner Of Agriculture Frank
P. Washburn Monday announced the
appointment of George A. Yeaton of
Chelsea as State horticulturist to
succeed. Frank H. Dudley of Auburn,
who resigned. Mr. Yeaton has of
late been acting as the State horti-
culturist.
Mr.. Yeaton has had an experience
OF many years in orchard work, for
several years was employed by the
State Agricultural department in
this line of work. was for eight
years the county agent for Oxford
county and for two years was the
orchard expert at Highmoor Farm at
Monmouth.
Mr.. Yeaton is certainly familiar
with the horticultural work in Maine
and Commissioner Washburn feels
that he is fortunate in securing the
services of such an experienced man,
The salary has been fixed at $500
per annum.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-25
ADJUSTMENTS
QUEEN OF THE MAY
WILL COME WITH COURT

No prettier picture has ever been
staged in Augusta than that which
will represent the arrival of the
Queen of the May at the May Fes-
tival in City Hall next Saturday
afternoon.
Following the singing of the
Spring Song" by Mrs. Robert Par
fridge, the Queen of the May will
enter the hall preceded by two little
flower girls who will scatter rose
petals in Her Majesty's path. The
Queen will be accompanied by her
ladies' in waiting and will be formally
escorted to her throne where she will
be crowned. From this vantage point,
she will watch the May Pole dance
and the fun of the afternoon.
Judging by the interest being shown
in this, the tenth annual Festival,
there will be a large audience at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-25
Two Petitions
for Pardon

Two petitions for a pardon, those
OF Casino Maria Of Westbrook and
James E. Douglas of Goram, both
serving time in the Cumberland
county Jail at Portland for infrac
tons of the prohibitory liquor law.
were received at the Department of
State Monday.
Maria was convicted in the supe-
rior court for Cumberland county at
the last January term for the illegal
transportation Of liquor. He was
sentenced to pay a fine of 5000 and
costs and to serve two months in
Jail and in default of payment to
serve six months additional in Jail on
each charge. In his petition for a
pardon Maria states that as he has
already served three months in Jail,
he thinks that he has been sufficiently
punished.
Douglas was convicted In the SUI
pertor court for Cumberland county
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-25
moran Of Lady Lefty" Special
Paramount Production


moran Of Lady Lefty" Special
Paramount Production
Some of the oldest inhabitants of
San Francisco recalled the gold rush
days because of the presence, some
time ago, in two of the city's largest
hotels Of groups of bearded. rough
looking characters, who lounged
about the Hobbies every morning and
evening.
These persons were the men who
figure as members of the crews of
two ships which George Melford
used in filming exterior scenes for
Moran Of Lady Lefty" his lat
est production for Paramount, fea-
turing Dorothy Dalton, which will be
shown at the Opera House tomorrow
and Thursday. These scenes We're
taken along the San Francisco water
front and in outlying waters.
The rugged characters added a COL
orful touch to the Hobbies. generally
peopled with fashionably dressed men
and women, and were the subject of
considerable comment among those
who studied the figures from Shad-
oWland.
Tex Jordan, Jack Hull, Jack Rich
ardson, Eagle Eye, and other prom
lnent character actors were among
the grizzled individuals who played
the crews Of the two ships. Dorothy
Dalton has a strong role in the new
production. Rudolph Valentino, CO.
star with Agnes Ayres in The Sheik"
is leading man.
Rudolph Valentino, reputed to be
one of the screens handsomest act
ors, can look hard boiled enough
when the occasion demands.
valentino was in San Francisco
playing the leading male role in ex-
terror scenes of Moran of Lady
Lefty" starting for his room in one
of the Bay City's most palatial hotels.
after a hard days work in his rough
sailor attire, he was stopped by the
elevator starter. Here YOU" said
the man, do you stay in this hotel ~
why, yes" smiled Valentino, "whv
do YOU ask" You look like a snug
gler'" replied the starter. Thank
you for the compliment" returned
the actor. That's just what I want
70 look like. My makeup must be
Neiy iedllstlc. 1t certainly is"
said the elevator man, who had dis
cerned the grease paint on Valenti-
nos face. and recognized him.
Don't miss this grand tale as salt
as the sea.
ana on the same program, a snap
py Torchy comedy Battling Tor
chy,' the Selznick News as we'll as
the Opera House Orchestra Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-25

ship /. range (Ten Thousand Acre
TracD..
Andrew ]. Coff. Bingham. Moscow;
Iayneld Plantation.
Ansel L. Hichborn, Abbott: Kings
bury and Mayfield.
Silas Perkins, Lake Moxie; Lake
Noxie.
Lawrence Pooler, Mayfield; May
deld Plantation.
J. A. Ryan, lockwood; lockwood
Strip.
c. A. Sawyer. Lake Auburn; Town
ship 2, range 3 BALD Mountain).
Armand Spaulding. .Caratunk:
Township l, range 3 Carrying Place
Plantation).
C. A. Spaulding. Bingham; Town
ship l, range carrying Place Plan
tation).
District No. 4
Chief Warden
George G. Nichols, Jackman.
Watchmen
Edward Goslin, Jackman; Bound
airy Bald Mountain.
Charles Stubs. Skinner; Kibbie
Mountain; Township l. range Z.
Allen Runnells, Jackman; Sally
Mountain; Township Attean.
Aaron Wilson, Jackman; Williams
Mountain.
Deputy Wardens
Colin Richie, Holeb; Township
6, range (Appleton).
E. A. Piper, Jackman; Dennis
town Plantations; Long Pond Plan
tation; Jackman Plantation; Moose
River Plantation.
Meier c. Ross, Jackman; Town
ship 6, range 7.
Joseph Paradis. Long Pond; Long
Pond Plantation.
George Best, Jackman; Long Pond
Plantation.
George Mcleod, Skinner; Town
ship /, range (Lovelltown).
Edward Ireland, Jackman Station;
Township 2, range johnson Noun
tain and Cold Stream: Misery Gore).
Joseph Blais, Jaclman Station;
Moose River and Jackman Planta
tions.
Wallace Haggan, Tarrantine;
Township /, range /, Taunton and
Raynham; Misery Gore.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-25

at the May term in 1921 of being a
common seller of intoxicating liquor.
He was sentenced to pay fine of
S4O0 and costs and to serve four
months in Jail and in default Of pay
ment to serve six months additional
in Jail. He was committed to Jail
Feb. %, 1922.
In his petition Douglas states that
his commitment has had a serious
and severe effect upon his aged moth
er and he fears that she will not sur
vive the completion of his term. He
states that he also feels that he has
been sufficiently punished, has made
a fair atonement for his crime and
if pardoned will conduct himself in
all respects as a worthy and depend
end citizen Of the State of Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-25
lh5en in the Movies

"A Man There Was" at the Colonial
today is a picture play which not
only preserves the severe, profound
~ earnest character of Ibsen, but at
the same time establishes u new point
or departure in the history of the
filmed drama, No Vampires" no
lnsipid or unhealthy love affairs, no
Glowing, and yet a drama which
holds the audience nailed to their
seats and does not relax its grin on
them until all is over. We have seen
many moving pictures which OBJ
tanned success, and some that de-
served it, but without the slightest
eXaggeration we may state that a
play which deliberately filings all
convention to the wind and sets sail
for the port of true art, without one
single compromise with bad taste
such a play we have not come across
until hcre.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-25
Richest Ukraine
Faces Starvation
Seed All Eaten

ODESSA, April 1-Fear Of starva-
ton in the Ukraine, once re-
garded as, the richest farming coun-
try in the world. has become so acute
that thousands of peasants are aban-
doning everything they possess and
flocking to the cities, where they
hope to exc out an existence until all
danger Of crop requisition by the So
VETS has passed.
Hope for better crops this summer
seems to have been los,. Merchants
mere who formerly sold agricultural
machinery in the Ukraine are max
ing no efforts to dispose Of their
stock. There will be no crops to
speak Of this year. and next season
IL VIII be worse" they say.
The Ukraine, commonly called the
Granary of Europe" produced near
~ 20,00O,000 tons of wheat and ccre-
ais IN pre-War years. Its annual
yield of potatoes averaged 5000 600
tens. In 1914 it marketed $1,000
oo0 head of horned cattle, 500. 600
horses and 100000 pigs. 1t also
exported coal, iron and manganese.
dairy products and blooded horses
The Ukraine, twice as large as the
British Isles and with a pre-war
population of 100000. is fast be-
coming a dcsolate waste. according
to the refugees. The only reason II
mas held together until now. thev
say, IS because of rich stores OF
grain accumulated in the DAYS OF
prosperity, which were shielded from
the Soviet Commissars on the plea
mat they must be used for seed
Now that these are exhausted. tho
rlch. black earth of the Ukraine must
lie idle and worthless.
included among those who face
starvation are half million German
coionists, descendants of Germans
VINO settled in the country more than
100 years ago by invitation of Cath
crime the Great In the German col
ohy or Gros Liebenthal, near Odes-
sa, one city of 10000 population is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-25
Have Color in Cheeks
BE Better Looking - Take
Olive Tablets

1f your skin IL yellow complex
pallid-tonEuc coated appetite poor
YOU have a bad taste iu your noun
IA lazy. no-good feeling! ~ should
take OliNc Tablets.
pr Edwards OliVc Tablets q cub.
stitute for ,alpmcl were prepared ~
Or. Edwards after ~ years ~ sfud.
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets or" a
purely vegetable compound mIACd N'A
olive oil. You will know th'm ~
their olive color
To have a clear pink skin bright
eyes. no pimplcs. feeling 81 huoNaH-
Cy like childhood days you must 80 ar
the cause.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets act o." NE
liver and bowel like Calnmrl-. .l
have no dangerous after effects
They start tho bile and Overcome
constipation. Take one or two nightly
and note the pleasing results Ml.ions
of boxes are sold annually at lJc ana
3nc-AdN,