davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1922-12-21
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

The following transfers OF prop
erty were filed yesterday in the
Board OF Assessment of1ce:
Spruce street, East Side, South OF
Fourteenth street-Hammond OIL
Products. Inc, from Prest. Directors
and Co.. OF the Farmers Bank OF the
State OF Delaware, $4,000.
Logan street, South OF Maryland
avenue-Frank Lowickl and wife.
from Anton Killiwski,s1115.
Linden street, East Of Porter
street-Staniey Ribickl and wife.
from John Laskowski, s2350.
Scott street, South OF Seventh
street--Caridio Boerelli and wife,
Antonio Di Maio, $4,000.
Oak street, South OF Anchorage
street-Frank Peotrowski and wife.
from Anthony Kapela, $500.
Twenty-hrst street, South OF Wash
ington street-William r. Dave and
wife. from Hanbey B. Hearn .et al,
$3.50.
Evening journal., 1922-12-21

Prophet" Meyerbeer; .'Christmas,
TsohaikowslSy; "Brotik," Grieg; Far
Fare, Du Bois; 'Kaniennoi oetrow,
Rubinstein; Songs Ny Mother
Taught Me-" Dvorak; Christmas mel.
odies and songs OF long ago.
: 9.55-United States Naval OBJ
servatory time signal
1O.02-United States weather fore
cast.
Philadelphia Station (wDAR)
Lit Brothers 1890 Meters)
1880 a. m. To IL m. and 4.30 to
p. Unpopular dance music and the
latest songs.
Atlanta Station (WGM)
The Atlanta Constitution (400
Meters)
(Ceutral Standard Thme)
to 6.1o p. m.-AIarkets.
$40 TO l10.3O-concert by Warmers
Seven Aces, the Atlanta Constitution
Orchestra, 3. II. Warner. director.
$50 to 10.30-Concert Of vocal
and instrumental selections featuring
Miss Belle MeClatchy, Atlanta vio-
iinist.
Newark Station (WJZ)
(Westinghouse-360 Meters)
Irregular Daytime Features)
500 p. m.--Musical program.
7.00--"Jack Rabbit Stories" by
David Cory. New York Evening Mail.
s.30--"Fuel," by Fred A. Scheffier,
Of the Fuller Engineering Company.
s45-Concert by Helen Forker |
concert lyric soprano, soloist for
Evening journal., 1922-12-21

of auctioneers conducted the sale on
the premises. Following the sale of
all equipment the buildings were
sold for prices ranging from 50
to 500 each. In all there were al
most 200 active bidders, the majority
OF them junk dealers from this CITY,
Baltimore and Philadelphia. Among
the few bidders who purchased the
machinery for further use instead of
scrapping was the Eddystone Steel
Company, which paid 1925 for a
roller press. An engine with
wheel weighing almost rs tons was
sold for $500.
Work of scrapping the machinery
and removing other parts Of the
equipment which were sold will be-
gin after Christmas, a number Of
the larger buyers intimated. Several
weeks will elapse before all the ma
chinery is removed. The ground
will be cleared of all the buildings
late in January, Il is said.
Evening journal., 1922-12-21

First Congregational Church. cald-
well. N. J.
6.15-"Postponing the Date OF
Your Funeral" by Philip Jacobs
National Tuberculosis Association.
9.3O-Dance music by the Triangle
Orchestra.
9.55 - Arlington time signals,
weather forecast,
1O.O1-Continuati of dance mu-
sic by the Triangle Orchestra.
Pittsburgh Station (KDKA)
(Westinghouse-360 Meters)
700 p. m.-News: United States
seni-weekly public health bulletin.
7.30-A Christmas program, in
cluding Yuletide stories and spe-
cially arranged musicale for little
tots.
s.30--Concert by the pupils OF Jo-
seph Moore, assisted by r. ]. Boxel,
iolin, and w. bod, saxophone.
Evening journal., 1922-12-21

You won't miss a single absorbing word-so
be tell your newsdeaer carrier, now,
and deliver your copy of The Philadelphia Bulletin
every day. 100000 copies of The Philadelphia Bulletin
delivered regular subscribers each dayso don't take
chances-order yours
Evening journal., 1922-12-21
MILLIONS WORDS
BYGERMANRADIO
That Was Volume of Busi-
ness Sent Through Air
in 1921
HUGE SWEDISH
STATION SOON

NAUEN. Germany. Dec. 21.-
Nearly 100000 words flashed
through the air between German
wireless stations and foreign ceun-
tries during 1921. A total Of cs'-
500 messages were handled. COM
pared with 1876 500 in 1919 and Si5,-
500 in 1920. The word counts In
these two precedins years were a.
S2o.sOO and 7.75O.500, respectively
as against 1i.972.600 last year.
OF the 1921 traffic 5.Je5,sss words
were exchanged with United States
stations in 315,6e5 radiograms.
Spain ranked next in volume OF com
rnunication with e0.1ss messages Of
1.40s,I07 words. and italy was third
with ss,049 OF f.512,1ss.
Germany's oldest important station
is located here. It's traffic increased
from $1,000 words in 1914 TO 4,65s'-
700 in 1918. During the three in
tervening war years a total of s.
1ss.s00 words was transmitted and
received at Nauen. A sister tower
az Envesen, near Hanover. Il is re-
vealed, handled about 5000 words
daily IN connection with Tuckerton'
n. J., during the latter part Of the
war.
The Nauen and Bilvesen stations
operate regularly within a radius OF
5000 TO 5000 miles. although their
messages have been known 10 be
pscked up as far away as New Zea
land. 1900 miles distant. The wire
less service at Naun is carried on a
scheduled periods with plants in the
United States and with Moscow |
Arantuez (Spain). Rome, Buchar
est and Oradeamare (Rumania.)
This plant handles press dis
patches for overseas. as well as the
usual telegraphic commercial busi |
ness and issues regular announce |
rnents OF the time OF day. Elivesen
Is supplementary to the Nauen sta
rion. L acts mainly as a receiving
depot but handles the outgoing mes
sz~es % the European press.
u addition 20 these two "interna-
-fonsr' plants there Is wireless net
sp-sad over Germany comprising
-hres chief stations. nine OF inter-
cslibre, nine OF still smaller
-sd.ua and IS which are capable OF
-eceiTing only. OF the three large
s-ztions, Berlin handles the inland
.omnunication. Koenigswusterhau-
.en takes care OF such European
BUSINESS as does not so through
Ssueu or Eilvesen, and Norddelch
ieryes the shipping with weather re-
,orts, storm warning and other news
u interest TO seamen.
According TO the last figures avail
sbie there are more than 400 radio
iets operating on German mercantile
ships In 1914 there were 4so, in
1870 only rs and last year s04. The
decrease from pre-war days 1920
Evening journal., 1922-12-21

If you found him charming and
handsome and it was case of "love
at first sight:'
And you afterwards found that
this returning hero was the heir to a
vast family estate on which your
father held mortgage that promised
to bring him millions:
How would you feel about it!
How would you regard him, and
how would you act between your
love for him and your affection for
YOUR father?
Evening journal., 1922-12-21
Today's Radio Program
(Tune to $50 Meters)
Philadelphia Station (WFD
(Strawbridge and Clothier)
Glass b station (4OO Meters)

NNtfdWUfiukt anu 1AONhANAJ
Glass B Station (4OO Meters)
$50 a. m. - Strawbridge and
-lothier Chorus Christmas music.
1.16 D. m.--Late news items.
$40 TO 4.S0-Recital by the we'll
known American tenor, Henry Cur
ney. with illustrative remarks, as
sisted by the Glover Male Chorus;
Loretta Kerk. pianist and accom-
panist. Programi Piano SOLO
'Valse Caprice" Cyril Scott, Loretta
Kerk; chorus, THE Pilgrims Chor-
u.s." Parry, Clover Male Chorus; IN
cidental baritone solo by Harold
Simonds; tenor solo, recitatlNe'
Comfort Ye." and aria, Every val
ley" from THE Messiah Handel
Henry Gurney; piano solo, Pas
torale," Scarlatt, Loretta Kerk
Song recital by Henry Gurney, tenor
as follows: Irish songs-(a) "Ott IN
the Silly Night" Stevenson; CD
The Low Backed Car" Lover; Co
Believe Ne, II All Those Endearins
Young Charms" old Irish; English
songs-(a) Passing BY" Purcell;
(b) 'The Lass With a Delicate Air
DR.. Arne; Scotch songs-(a) Bon
ME Sweet Bessie" Gilbert; (b) Las
sic O. Mine" Wait; Co Here Ava
There AVA" Gilchrist; chorus. 20
Night" German, Glover
Male Chorus.
$50 to 7-Children's own half
hour. Stories by Cousin Gertrude.
Of Agriculture produce
market and live stock reports at 10
a. m. and 2 p. m. on 4s5 meters.
Philadelphia Station (WOO)
(Wanamaker's)
C1ass B-40O Meters
5.15 p. m. 49, Great organ and
carols.
7.aO-Lecture, Acres OF Dia-
monds," by the Rev. DR.. Russell II.
Conwel.
9-Great organ recital, Miss Mary /
3. vogt at the console. Program;
Alteration" Borowsli; "All Through |
he Night" Boulton-old Welsh mel
dy; Berceuse from "Jocelyn," God
lrd; Coronation March," from The
Evening journal., 1922-12-21
SELL PROPERTY OF
MCCULLOUGH IRON co.

Public sale yesterday of property
equipment and stock OF the McCul-
Tough Iron Works. foot of Seventh
street, one Of the oldest firms of its
kind in the State, brought the rec
ord low price of $4,000. The sale
included several hundred tons Of
metal and scrap iron.
The plant, by the sale, is complete
ly dismantled. A Philadelphia firm
Evening journal., 1922-12-21

This gripping 6ercey exciting and charming romance
viii prove to be of the most absorbing stories you
have ever read.
Always the alert giveits readers the best stories
Il find, The Philadelphia Bulletin has arranged to
print this latest story by Peter B. yne, author
ofthe Dust" "Cappy Ricls" etc.
Evening journal., 1922-12-21
The Pride of Palomar
A story full of american Pep
r, Dofo. 2 Ko,oo
worn:
By Peter B. Kyne

The Pride of Palomar Is beautiful story of the love
of MANS man" and "man's girl"
And sctioni Don Mike" las Miguel Farrell the son
of an lrish,Annercsn father and Spsnish-American
mother called certainly thrills you with his daring
his grace and his charm.
Evening journal., 1922-12-21

is attributed to the large amount OF
shipping handed over TO the Entente
under the Versailles peace treaty.
This decline was reflected also in
the way Germany's coastal wireless
stations dropped in number from 26
in 1914 TO 1s in 1920. Last year this
figure had already mounted as high
as rs.
It is believed that Germany's new
wireless telephone system soon will
be extending TO ships at sea When
his is accomplished, II is pointed
out, many small vessels. such as fish-
ing smacks, will be able to keep in
constant touch with the land. Less
expensive material will be required
or the telephone connection, and 1t
will not be necessary TO employ the
.ervices Of a skilled operator.
Wireless telephony already has
been adopted as the means OF trans
hitting commercial nesvs to 176
cities throughout the republic, and
plans are under way to broadcast
radio entertainments to specified To-
,alities.
Evening journal., 1922-12-21

You can't help loving Kay Parker, this wonderful girl
of the East set down in the new West of California and
between love for this brave soldier and affection for
her father
And there's Panchito-a horse among horses the
story of his will surely make your blood tingle
Evening journal., 1922-12-21

GOTHENBURG, Dec. 21-From
Gothenburg. Sweden. TO New York
in one-fiftieth OF a second-this will
be the time required for the trans
mission Of wireless impulse when
the powerful new radio station near
varberg. south OF Gothenburg. is
finished.
Work on the half million dollar
contract by the Radio Corporation
OF America for the equipment OF this
station Is going on rapidly. A large
force OF men Is busy on the founda
lions for the masts for the tw
separate sys<ms OF antennae. on
for sending and the other for receiv
ing,
This new station, probably 70 b
known as the Grimeton Station. will
be used for simultaneous messages
in both directions between Sweden
and the United States. It will be
equipped with the universally known
Aisrandsrson system. invented by
the Swedish engineer. Z. T. w.
Alexanderson, now with the Radio
Corporation OF America as chief en-
gineer.
The mschanisn1s at Grimeton VII
work automatically, requiring only
two or three attendants for the re-
ceiving division and about a dozen
for the sending division. The ac-
tus1 handling OF messages will be at
Gothenburg through land wires con-
nected with Grimeton.
Evening journal., 1922-12-21

met on the train turned out to be
the daughter of the millionaire land
speculator who had gotten strangle
hold on your home;
Just suppose you had only 5000
(which Uncle Sam paid you when
you were mustered OUT between you
and the necessity of raising 100000
in seven months to keep the father
of the girl you loved from fore
closing mortgage on your home.
What could you do and how
would you do it?
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-23
NEDAUG NUKENTEJUSI
ANATOLIJA.
Taip raportuoja amerikonis
kas komitetas.

MUDANIA, spal. Fl. - s.
ValstijQ karo laivyno Turk
jos vandenyse admirolas Bri-
stol savame lake paskyre ko-
miteta istirti Anatolijos pa
deti, to krasto isnaikinima il
gyventojQ pasilaikyma.
Turkijos Anatolijoj juk dar
nesenai prauze karo vesula'
Tenai graiku armija iHgo nuo
puolanciq ja turkp. Graikai
begdami paskri save Viska
naikino. "a
Paskirtas komitetas apke-
liavo Anatolijos plotus. Pa
tyre, kad krastas nedaug SUI
naikintas. Netiesa, kad grail
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-23
ANGLIKONAI PRnMTI
kATALIKy BAzNyGION'

LONDONAS, sDal. II. (su-
vtlinta). - KatalikQ BaGny-
Gion priimtas Rev. J. B. Hol-
land. buves angIikOnQ bazny-
clos kurataS. JiS valdG Sv.
ISganytoio anglikonQ bazny-
Gia LOndono distrikte HOXton.
10 atSivertimu daug uzSiintc-
IcSavo anglikonai.
LoDdono anglikonQ yySku-
raS 10 baznyGiQ SuSpendavo,
neS kmatas Holland atSiSak('
pas save primti anglikonQ Wy
>kupQ 81 vizita.
Kurat0 Hollando valdOmoji
0aznyGia buvo ypatinga. 80
Iiniai veizint il buvO katali-
kiSka. Bet iai tI-ukO Su Apa$-
talu SOStu vienyb&S.
Pats kurataS Holland Savo
haznyGioie vartojo latinQ Il
turgijq, kuone visas KatalikQ
BaznyGioS doktrina$ atvilial
~kelbt.
Pagaliaus apleido ji< tQ baz
nyCia If Siandie SkaitoSi tik-
laS katalikas.
Birminghamo priemleStT
SaltIey Sv. OnoS vicnuolijoje
Birminghamo ArkivySkupaS
! vienuoleS pri6m1 buvu>iq
anglikonQ SeSerQ perdetlne.
.Jai iteiktaS GaileStingumo Sc
>erS abitaS. AtSivertu>i SeSuo
paSivadino Maria Rita.
Tai buvo vpatinga bazny-
tine i&kilmt. Prize tQ ceremo-
niiu ArkivySkupui aSi$tavo du
kunigu, Seniau buvusiu angh-
kong pastOrlu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-23

LEEDS, Anglia, >pal. o.
Is Londono cia atvyko buveS
premiera> Lloyd George, kurl
kon>ervatistl partijos daugu-
ma paSalinO is uzimamos vie
tO>.
Is Londono jis iSlydttaS Su
didziauSiais krikStavimai>. Pa
SirOd6, kad miniOs zmoniQ lie
ka jam palankios il i&tikimo>.
Vakar cia jis kalbtjo skait-
lingame susirinkime.
PraneS6, pakelia jis kovq
viSiemS savo priesamS, kmrie
pakiSa jam kojq il jiS tur6jo
9riuti.
Ne partija man rupi, sake
Lloyd George, bet tauta If Sa-
lies gerov6. Ne partijos, bet
tautOs reikalai turf but pirmo-
.ic vietoje.
Kaip zinoma, Bonar Law,
kurs Siandie OrganizuOja nau-
jig kabinetQ, yra buvusiO pre-
micro draugas. Teciaus tas
pat Bonar Law unioniStQ Susi-
rinkime daugiausia kalb6jo
prizes koalicini labinetq, taigi
il prizes patti Lloyd George.
"Bonar Law" kalbGjo Llo-
yd George, If tOlesniai pasi-
Elieka mano draugas. Ir man
butQ didziai nesmagu kq-nors
apie j pasakyti, kas gal6tQ
suardyti musQ personali drau
giSkuma.
| "Bonar Law Siandie uz6-
me pozicijq raitelio, kuris vie
toje arkli laikyti w pava-
dzios, prikibes laikosi arklio
uodegos."
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cD0l -

PARYZIUS, spal, y. -
Francijo> vyriauSybG atpildy-
mo komiSiiai idavG projektQ,
idant SantarvGs valStyb6s ku0
vcikiausia paimtQ Sav0 kOnt-
roltn Vokietijos finanSuS.
Jei taS, projektas butQ pri7
imtas. tai ateity NokietijoS
finan>uS tvarkytQ ne patyS
vokieGiai, bet SantarvGS vaIS-
tybiu Sllirta admini>tracija.
TaS reikStQ, kad Nokieti.jos
reSpublika netektQ <uvcrenu-
mo. TaS butQ lygu vokieGiQ
pavergimu. Vokictija paIiktQ
Francijos vasalG.
Francija savo projekte ne
mir$ta galimo vokieGiQ paSi-
prieSinimo. Delto paluoda
priemones, kaip Vokietiia Va
III butu verGiama mokGti ka-
TO atIyginimQ.
FinanSQ kontrolt> komiSijai
arba finanSinei administered
.iai Francija SiVlo pripazinti to
kiaS tei>eS:
|. Skirt VokietiioS iplau-
komS minimizing.
>. Skirt maximum iSLaidaS;
prireikuS. kai-kln'ia> iSIaidas
viSai panaikinti.
3. Apribuoti vokieGiQ val
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-23
ANGLIJOS KATALIKAI
zYMUs DARBUoToJAI.

Is AngIijos If Airijos Anne
rikon gryzo Nacional1s Kata-
IikQ Gerov6S TarybOs SocialeS
Akcijos departamento piIml-
ninkaS, Dr.. John \. Ryan.
DR.. Ryan sake, jog AnGIiJo>
If Valijos katalikai, kurie re-
prezentuoja du milionu EMO
niu is 40 miliOnQ gyventoJQ,
iSvvSto kur-kas didesne tia,
Ila intelektualiame If socialia-
me SavO SaIies gyvenime, ne
gu 20 milionQ katalikQ Suv.
VaIstijoSe.
Aciu Anglijos If ValijoS e.
nergingai katalikQ darbuotel,
tpnai ivyksta skaitlingi angI-
llonu atSivertimai KatalikQ
BaznyGiOn.
tn saliQ katalikai daugiou
itakos trn.i ir darbininkQ mi
niose. Todel, kad jie darbinln-
kp reikalais daugiaus rupinasi,
AngIijos katalikai prize Ok
fordo universiteto ikure kata-
likiSkq darbininkams koIegl-
ia. Is ten iSeina dori If ener-
gingi kalb6tojai, kurie paskul
Gina i minias if nuo platfor-
mQ platina darbo zmoniQ susl-
rratimq If tik6jima.
Taip tai Anglijos If Valijos
katalikai darbuojasi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-23
FRANC|JA AP|MTA
BAIMES.

PARYzIUS, spal. %. W.
sieniu reikalu ofisas if ofici-
ale francuzu spauda kelia
klausima, ar anglai kuomet-
nors pasitrauks is Dardanell4l
tvirtumos Chanak If IS lsml-
do. ar gal tcnai nords visuo-
met paSillkti?
Fluncuzai ltaria Anglijq'
kad il nori ten visuomet apsl
butt ir susikrauti pastovQ llz-
dq kaip Gibraltare.
PaIiaubQ salygose Sill tur-
kais visai neminimas anglQ is
ten pasitraukimas. Ten paslll'
kusi Anglia visals lalkals ga
ldtu smaugti Rusijos intere-
sus. Butu pavojaus Rumum,
iai ir Jugoslavijai. 0 Jul'
Franciia zada su Russia suda-
ryti bloka.
Jei Anglia valdytp Darda
neIius, tuomet tas blokas ne
turetp reikSmingumo.
Delto Francija ruosiasl pa
kelti kova Anglijai. ,
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Francija Paskui Vokietijos
AukSineS MarkeS
NORISI JAI KONTROuUOT VOKIETUOS FINANSUE
DARBUOAH vARU IsPLEsTI KARO ATLYGININ1A

dzioS kreditines operacijas; vi
sos skolos turf but patvirti-
namoS kontrolGs komisijos.
+. DrauSti Vokictijos izdui
diSIiOntuoti volStybGS bankos
notaS ir kontroliuoti lviSaS IL
do paskolas.
). Kontroliuoti valstybds
tankQ (Reichsbanka).
&. EmiSuoti valdiSkas aukso
paskoIaS.
I. NeleiSti vokicGiQ kapita-
iui persikelti j uzsienius, taip-
at neleisti rinktis Vokietijoj
~vctimQ Sally valiutai.
s. PriverSti VOkietijos val
dziq, idant Siunciamos prek6s
/ uzSienius butQ apd6tos %
nuo$. mokesEiu, imamu aux
Su arba svetima valiuta.
FrancijoS vyriauSybG nenorl
nci kIauSyti apie Anglijos su-
manymq duoti Vokietijai ke-
IeriQ metQ moratoriumq, /
dant il turGtQ progoS patvar-
xvii SavO finansus IL paskui
mok6ti karo atlyginima.
.An@lijos valdzioje ivyksta
atmaina. Nezinia kas bus to-
Iiau> 81 vokieGiQ kontribuci-
ia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-23

kai paskui save butu viska
degine ir naikine.
Daugyb6 turkQ sodziQ visai
nepaliesta graikQ. Kai-kur
apgriauti namai .taisomi.
Kaip kitur, taip ir tenai
gyventoju skurdas nemazas.
Reikalinga paselpa. Ypac
sergantiems reikalngi vais-
tai, kuriq visai neturima. Bet
padetis visgi nera arsiausia'
Komitetui teko matyti, kaip
graikai karo nelaisviai prl-
statyti turkq dirbti prie tai
symo keliq. Patirta, kad ne
laisviai uztektinai maitinami,
kad turkQ sargai su jais ne
zziauriai apsieina.
Taigi, Anatolijoj nera taip
bloga, kaip buvo skelbiama II
kaip buvo spejama, sake ra-
porte komitetas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-23

tolimesnGms studijoms uzsie-
hin : Italijon. Ypatingai p.
Brucien6 graziai interpretuo-
ia musQ tautos mylimas dal-
mas, nors taipat lengvai j dal-
nuoja ir sunkiasias operu arlr
jas.
P-nia BruGien6 dainuos spa
liu "a d. Sv. Jurgio par. svet.
Vienuolyno naudai lrengiama-
me vakaralyje. Girdejome nuo
rengaip vakarelio, kad j suti-
ko dalyvauti programme vel
tut. Ir nebepirma karta p.
BruGiene dainuoja veltui lab
daringiems tikslams. Grazus
pavyzdis.
Tad chicagieGiams grail pro
ga isgirsti viena musq zymian
siu dainininkiu spalio "a d.
: Neabejojame, kad ruimln-
ca parap. svetain6 bus pima
zmoniq prigTusta.
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MUsU DA1NIN1NKEs.

Chicago netik kad yra did
ziausia lietuviu kolonija pa
saulyje, bet il savo. artistine-
mis- paiegomis stipriausia.
Kick cia talentuotQ lietuviQ--
ypae turime izymiQ daininin-
kiQ If dainininkQ.
Liudime netekdami p. Onos
Pocienes, bet podraug If dziau
giam6s, kad net ir Lietuva pri-
pazino ir pagerb6 musq isei-
WHO'S artistes il kviecia jas So
vo operon. ISleidus p. Pocie-
ne lieka dar NUNS didelis dai-
nos Hvaigzdynas, butent, Ep.
Nora Gugiene, Marijona Janu-
sauskiene, Valerija Bruciene,
Marijona Rakauskait6 il
kitos. Kiekviena is jQ tai ne
"namu darbo" dainininkes,
bet artist6s, kurios turi igim-
tus grazius balsus, kurios la
vinasi su geriausiais mistrais,
supranta if myli daina If mu-
zikq. P-nios Gugienes virpan-
tis ir tyras kaip krikstolas,
pilnas jausmo sopranos zavi
chicagiecius. Tik gala, kad ja
retail tegalime iSgirsti : ne
CANA daznai pasirodo il vie
Sal. Piles Rakauskait6s dra-
matiSkas sopranos isjudina ir
didziausius flegmatikus. suke-
LA entuziazmo kur tik il dali
nuoja. P-nia M. Janusauskie-
ne senai publiIos patentuota
dainininke. Apie ja rasyti,
tai visvien ka kartoti zinomus
dalykus.
P-nios Valerijos Brucienes
lyriSku sopranu didziuojasi
Chicago. Jos balsas, tai bran
gi gamtos dovana plataus
tembro, Svelnus, lankstus, len
gvai plaukia is krutines ir
rodos pildyte pfipildo didziau-
sia svetaine. Nematai pas dai-
nininke nuovargio arba isl
tempimo j dainininke pub
likos labai megiama, nors vos
tik nuo poros metu pradejo
viesai dainuoti. il lavinasi su
geriausiais mistrais Chicagoje.
Girdejome, kad vaziuosianti
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-23
MEKsIKOS ARKIVYsKU-
PAS Prizes RAD|KALUS.

MEXICO CITY, spal. 22.-
Vietos Arkivyskupas pakele
kova prieS tas darbininku u
nijas, kurios ducdasi vado-
vault radikalams ir visokios
rusies netikintiems galVa-
lams.
Meksikos Hierarchija dar-
buojasi organizuoti darbinin-
ku naujas unijas, paremtas
kriksGionybes desniais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-23

Parole, spal, 2o-21. Chica-
goje pavogta 7 atomobiliai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-23
AMERIk0S Uk1NINkAI
DAUG ENAUDOJAM|.
TEcIAUS NEUzILGo
JIEMs ATEIs GERIEJ.
LATKAI. ."
Taip sako prezidentas Har-
dingas.

WASHINGTON, spal. 20
(suvelinta). = Prezidentas
Hardingas tomis dienomis pa
siunt6 laiSka Ukio sekretoriui
Wallace amerikoniSku ukinin-
ku reikale.
LaiSke prezidentas pazymi,
jog siandie labai blogose So
lygose gyvena musu Sales u
kininkai. Jq sunkus darbas
tinkamai neapmokamas. Te-
Claus trumpoj ateity IL jie SUI
silauks geresniu laikr.
Prezidento laiSkas sutrum-
pinime toksai:
"Imant abelnai, Siandieni-
ne zemdirbyst6, persistato ne
blogiausia, kadangi jau kuo-
ne visai atsigaivino is pokari-
hes depresijo$. TeGiaus iki
Sios dienos ukio produktams
kainos labai zemos ir ukinin-
kas uz savo. sunkQ darba ne
gauna tinkamo atlyginimo.
Apie tai mes visi labai gerai
zinome.
"Pastaraisiais laikais anne
rikoniska valdzia dajo pastan-
gas, idant tas ukininkams
blogas gyvenimo sqlygas pa
mainyti geresnemis, nusta-
tant bent kokia tarp kaiml
IL produkcijcs l6Su lygsva-
ra."
Gerbuvis artinasi.
,Toliaus laiSke prezidentas
pazymi, jog aciQ, taigi, toms
amerikoniSkos valdzios pas
tangoms, jau daug kas atlikta
rkininku buvio pagerinimm.
Siandie tad amerikoniSkame
ukyje gerbuvis yra tik laiko
klausimas. !Tas gerbuvis Ell
ma, nuolat artinasi If jis Jau
netoli.
Prezidentas apie ukininkus
satsiliepia SUI auksta pagarba'
Sake, jog ukininkas skaitosl
"visos Sales pramones kapi-
tomas" Is ukiQ, sake prezi-
dentas, paeina geriausi ir is
tikimiausi Suv. Valstijq pile
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-23
MEXICO LITY, sp. q. -

Zinomas Meksikos revoliucio-
nierius Isidore Guerrero pa
sidava valdziai If zada jai pa
gelbeti sugauti buvusi save
vada revoliucionieriQ gen. Ca,
raScO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-10-23
COLUMBUS, O., spal. 20:

- Generals prokuroras Dau-.
gherty .paskelbe pareiskima,
kuriame sake, jog preziden-
tas Hardingas dar nezino, ar
kitam prezidentavimo termi-,
nui lis kandiduosias, ar ne.