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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
HERO IN FIRE
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dressed. rushed across the street
when he heard screams from the ma
rooned persons in the upstairs apart.
menta.
The fire gained such Roadway that
ali of the families apparently were
doomed and the building wIr roar.
Ing inferno. Up the stairs that
anouIdsred and cracked under his
feet. Jensen ran. He entered a room
In the rear Of the building just as the
roof fell in on him. A burning beam
kept him from resreating He erawled
on hts hands and knees under the
flaming mass. and with his fist
smashed a window. Part Of one I'm.
ger was cut off by the glass.
Jensen then dropped 70 feet 10
the ground. Tie Immediately re-
entered the building and went In
10 the rooms. ruscuing women
and children ~ fast As possible
Many were overcome by smoke.
Jensen himself was scorched and
burned about the face and body.
hut with superhuman strength
he continued until his heroic task
had bcen completed.
Fircmen then arrived and fought
the flames. but the building wrs a
total loss. The flremen devoted their
efforts TO preventing tho spread Of
the fire 20 nearby buildings.
Edwin Hunt. police report clerk.
also was AZ the scene. and aided Jen.
sen IN the work OF rescue. The two
families were cared for by ncighbors.
None OF them escaped with their
clothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
z PUSH AHEAD
IN SOLON RACE
Mess in 40th District and
Cohen, 45th, Seem Winners

Final returns from two legislative
districts Saturday developed two Of
the closest races In the republican
primaries.
Fred j. Mess. IN the 10th King
county district, was believed 10 have
won out by Is votes over his nearest
rival. The standings in this district
we're: J. A. McKinnon. Enumclaw.
!. 1905: Ira II. Case. Vashon. 1871,
Fred J. Mess. Orillla. 1905: John A.
Soulc. Kent. 1882. Three are TO be
nominated from this district.
In the s5th district Arthur q.
Cohen appears 70 have II over e. o.
Qualhelm by five votes This count.
II is said. may be tested in court.
Unofficial complete returns for
King county give. In the senatorial
race, Poindexter. 17.1s2; IAmping.
1855.
Col. I.amping wired Senator poin.
dexter as follows: Yours is the op.
portunity and responsibility for scrv-
ice"
Returns from 1859 OF the 2.44e
state precincts apparently assure the
reelection Of Chief Justice Emmett
~. Parker 10 the supreme bench. a.
he continues TO lead Bruce Blake OF
Spokane. The fluctuations are: Fuller.
ton. $500; Macintosh. 93.42f;
Parker, 1924: Blake, 1914: Lane.
75,iis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
FORD co. HERE
NOT TO CLOSE
No Official Word Received
at Seattle Plant

Reported closing OF the main Ford
Motor Co. factory az Detroit. Mich.
witch. according TO Eastern dis.
patches. was TO occur when the third
shift came off duty Saturday night.
was not officially known at the local
Ford assembling plant.
No word has been received here in
regard 90 the proposed closing. ac-
cording 70 c. n. woitcrs. chief clerk
In the event the Detroit factory
should shut down in protest to what
Henry Ford calls exorbitant coal and
steel prices. woiscrs said the Seattle
plant would probably be forced to
shut down In about two weeks.
This would throw 500 workmen
out Of employment
No surplus OF materials Is kept On
hand In Seattle. and II takes about
li5 days for car TO arrive from De
troit. so the plant here would have
TO suspend when all the materials in
transit were used up.
Approximately 100000 workers In
Detroit win be idle II Ford closes
shop. Reports stated that the sus-
pension was 10 be Of indefinite durs-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
CRIFFITHS
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ate. sthe spending Of f7s5 900 or the
admitted use Of sifs 900 to obtain
tho Newb~rry nomination CASE. have
no justification. The office of sena.
tor Il national II concerns the ma.
ton more than Michigan. A de.
bauchrd election is In effect national.
Senator Poindexir's excuse
for his Newberry vote IL that
Nswberryism Il q Michigan mat
ter. Such excuse h pueriIe. One
who gives u shirhs the constitu-
tiouai duty ~ the senate 10 de-
terrnine the qualifications 81 Its
members. One who relies upon
II repud,stes his responsibility 10
the nation. OF which Michigan IL
but part.
The senator's excuses are as fatal
TO representative government ms
Newlcrrylsm or ballot debauchery II
fatal to free government.
The fact that high officials gloss
over this arrogant use Of wealth rem.
dera II more imperative that common
people condemn an act which they
lnrtinctivsiy feel ~ a peril 70 the re.
public.
The name Of Secretary Hughes
has been brought In 10 paint out
the Newberry stain. II cannot
be done. lie was Ncwbcrry's
counsel What lawyer In o crimi-
nal case--especiaIly ever publicly
condemns his ciients
For these reasons. IL for no other.
I find myself unable 10 support
Senator Polndcxter.
AUSTIN u. GRfFFITHs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
NEARING END
IN MINE RACE

JACKSON. Cal. Sept. ls---Two
more days and the race with death
viii be ended.
Death may have no days TO go
but until he has proved his claim
the desperate struggle goes on.
The rescue crews are rapidly
drilling their way today thru the
last barrier that separates them
from the Argonaut and the ~ men
Imprisoned there.
Last night they pushed forward
st the average rate Of about a foot
sn hour.
Today the workers will make any.
where from one and a quarter to
one and a half feet an hour.
At this rate they should break
thru Sunday night or Monday
morning.
A second newspaperman was
elected from Jackson last night by
Sheriff Lucot.
The correspondent failed 10 pre-
sent credentials proving that he was
employed by the papers he claimed
TO represent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
MINISTER AND
WOMAN SLAIN!

NEW BRUNSWICK. n. j.. Sept,
is.-- Bodres OF Rev. Edward w. Hall
-. Protestant Episcopal pastor. and
a young woman. police said was Mira
James Mills. -. a member of his
choir. were found under a tree near
here today by children.
Police declared the couple had been
murdered. The bodies had been ar,
ranged eide by side by the slayer
The face Of Hail. rector OF the
church OF 81. John the Divine here,
had been covered by straw hat
after he had fallen. shot thru tho
head.
Identification OF the woman. a
comely. weildresscd matron. was an
nounced by Detective C. ID. Totten OF
Somerset county. She was shot three
times thru the head. her body placed
carefully beside that OF Halls and
her face drapcd with veil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
SMALLPOX HITS
CREW ON SHIP
Eight Victims Die Durlno
Epidemic

SAN FfsANcIsCO. Sept. IA
Tales Of an epidemic Of smallpox
claiming eight victims. were brought
IN here BY the star Of Italy. 4 shiy
belonging 10 the salmon fleet u
the Alaska Packers association.
The disease broke out IN the hol1
OF the vessel among the cannery
hands az the ship was on her vzv
northwnrd last spring.
When she landed AZ Naknsk IA
Bristol hay on June ]. over a soore
were sick.
There was no doctor aboard. bur
a doctor from the Star Of Holland
was summoned after the chip an.
chored
The fishermen. mechanics ana
others of the aft part 81 the vessel
were landed ashore az the com.
pany's oannery. the ''Dlmondo-
The sick were loaded on the bunk
scow Pearl IN the bay and the rer
Of the cannery hands were len
aboard the vessel All were puf
under strict quarantine.
Ira FuIimer. nurse and form>~
navy man. was put In charge Of a.
scow under DIR. Kaufman.
Later DR.. Robinson came f,om
Sushagak and DR.. Toorood Of X.
sione. Together they worked with
the patients.
One Chinese. becoming matdenes
jumped overheard. but was rercued'
Eight died on the scow before the
epidemic finally died out The dssd
were Chinese and Mexicans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
FLOUR MERCER
IN PORTLAND
Huge Consolidation Is
Announced

PORTLAND, Sept 1.-THE Sper-
ry Flour Co. the largest milling com.
pany west OF the Mississippi river.
today took over the operation OF the
Portland FIGURING Mills CO., hereto.
fore the second largest milling com
pany in the same territory.
Negotiations pending for months
were brought to q head Friday night.
The combined assets OF the Sperry
company. including assets acquired
by the consolidation. will be IN excess
OF s3o0o0.o00. and will give the com
pany combined milling capacity of
$1,000 barrels a day. The company
operates plants In many important
Pacific coast citizen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
TURKS Give TERMS

PARIS, Sept. 16-The Turkish arnistice terms were
made public today semi-ofcia dispatch from Angora
seat of the nationalist government
They
Greece 70 withdraw its army from all territory
claimed by the Turks abandoning It's arms munitions and
supplies Internationally.
2Greece must recognize Turkish sovereignty in Asia
Minor and Thrace
3-Greece pay indemnity for all damage suffered
by the Turks.
4-A parties named by the Turks guilty Of atrocities
must be surrendered by the Greeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
Protests Against the Protest


TO by Mrs NJ Cunningham I n
I have in
/ o read.
all murder As the trials
OF a
al fas
be able be
a petition
be reasonably OF the
belief that the younger
instead OF melting follow
Respectfully, c. t. EVANS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
WILL LOCK UP
COUNTY AUTOS

TACOMA. Sept 10. - County
owned automobiles are going 70 be
locked up every night at Q o'clock
and over Sundays.
The sheriff and other officers
who can show good cause why they
should have county cars out over
night may have them. but reports
must be made 10 the county com
tnisstoners
The flght over the use ~ county
cars figured In the PRIMARY clee'
ton. Several candidates declared
they would stop 5oyriding." ~ the
commissioners are going 10 rs~ni a
march and DO " now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
RUSS, BULCARS AID

PARIS, Sept 16-Russa and Bulgaria reported
being lined Up today TO side with Turkey in event Of
with the allies.
Leo Cameneff commander-n-chief Of the Russian army
Fastening Batum in transCaucasa where boshe
vk divisions being concentrated assist the Turks If
Consantnople Is attacked according TO Agencc Radio
dispatch from Moscow via Riga today.
The agency reported that Hamed Ria Bey former
president OF the Turkish chamber had arrived at Sofia TO
negotiate for Bugar-Turkish alliance which would bring
Bugarans into the the side of the Moslems lie
conferred with members OF the Bulgar cabinet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
Right to KnoD What Is Happening

Regarding what print regarding
knowing the OF
that concerns Seattle In any It not in the
we
unnecessary repeating of details
regarding all
all the time. all decision.
III a print n
case would probably be the editors
not the the
az
selves not believe printing all
think such things should
10 the hearings and IT happening
own nome 'owh' A STENo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
MEX BANDITS
ROB AMERICAN

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE
paymastcr OF the American Gulf
West Indies company. an oil com
pany at Tampico. Mexico. was held
up by six Mexican bandits and rob.
bed OF $4,000 pesos yesterday morn.
ms. Vice Cor sui Shaw. at Tampico
notified the state department to
day.
The holdur occurred in the out
skirts OF Tampico and was accom-
panied by n shooting affray. In
which one Mexican was killed. an
other wounded and one American
wounded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
FLAMES RAGING
IN new ORLEANS
Three 10 Five Lives Lost in
Fierce Fire

NEW ORLEANS. La. Sept. H.
Three 20 five lives are believed losi
and approximately $1,000. 900 damage
was the toll Of fire which started IN
boa car loaded with buriap near the
army warehouses;. here. early today.
it swept the s.Ooo,foot government
wharf and two-atory steel shed in
front OF the warehouses.
Half an. hour after the fire was
discovered in the car. the whole
length OF the wharf was In flames
and firemcn were helpless. The
flames were several hundred feet
high at times and could be seen for
miles around the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

1T was just like a movie" says
Mrs. Toknreff. "oniy we knew that {,
was far more serious. and our lives
depended upon our rescuer.
Baby Roy saved ell OF us the first
time. and Patrolmsn Jensen saved us
the second time"
You can be sure that Roy may
cry all he likes now. and well never
object 20 listening 10 him. II will be
srnnd opera at our house from now
on"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
SUMMER TRAVELLERS
HERE COULD PEOPLE
SMALL CITY, REPORT

That enough people pass thru
Heatfie'h railway stations each
month 10 populate a small city
Il Indicated BY figures for tho
SUMMER Just passed. which have
been given hy the Travellers Aid
society 10 the Chamber 81 Com.
merce.
During June stiss people ar.
rived and departed from the King
II station. 1881 In July: and
e2Tss tn August. The figures
fer the osW. r. a y. station
were. June. ss.ssl. July. as.71t,
and August. st.sgs
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the collar Since Mrs
other club members.
will certainly create
Thousands Of people who
would daily with glance
Witness what censorship suppression does for novel or
book Bx demand
IN opinion young their
Would surprised swapcd with
Al far Concerned would ahead and the
have been doing
Yours for plain and
J. r. sEaT 18th y.
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strong and healthy infant.
Naturally. Mrs. Tokareff nwoke.
She saw the door glowing and crack
ling. alive with flame Halfehoksd.
she reused the sleeping fnrnily--fivs
children and her husband--and they
took refuge In another room.
And then. with n roar. the sdvanc'
ing flames rushed into the little bed.
room, deyouring au before n.
AZ this point rntroiman Jensen en-
tered and carried the children to
safety.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
Girls in Duel Over
Married Mans Love

BERLIN. Sept ie.--Fraulcin ir.
ma Loesch and Fraulcin Charlotte
Bcrman fought a duel with swords
over a man who made ardent love
TO both OF them. Fraulein Locsch
was seriously wounded.
While she was In the hospital IL
Was learned that the man In the
case was already married and had
seven children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

nj MANN ~. &t&tntVE
PORTLAND. Ore. sept. ID
The Protestant Episcopal church
fer the next three years win de-
voee considerable money and
time 10 the study Of divine heal
mx. and . report win be rendered
IN this phase Of church work
when the general convention re-
conveuc~. three years hence.
The house OF deputies Of the s7th
srisnnial convention. IN session here.
has approved the appointment Of a
commission consisting OF ak bishops.
s3x presbyters and ak laymen. three
az the latter to he reputable physi-
cians or surgeons. Tho commission
win make a thoro study Of divine
healing.
The house Of deputies also went on
record IN condemnation OF race sui
ct6o when n approved the report Of
tho commission on home and family
lin. which declared that msrrisE. u
csneYsctcd for tho chief purpose OF
psepling the earth
peaccnesses received . hard JOLT
yesterday. when the house OF bishops
epuelched move 10 give them the
right to administer baptism or 70
take the place Of deacon in admin
istering the hoiy communion.
To-day the house OF bishops took
up consideration Of the concordst.
under which unity with certain dc.
nominations. notably the congrega.
tionaiists. may be effected.
The convention appears deter.
mined to clarity It's stand regarding
marriage and the status Of divorced
persons.
Progrcssivcness has marked the
dealings OF both the house Of bishops
and the house OF deputies on tho
womans relationship 10 her husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

There IL one baby in Seattle who
may howl all he likes. and his fond
parents VIII enter no objection, no
matter how long or loud he may
raise his voice.
Tn. baby 10 s.monih-old Roy Tok.
areff.
When tho Toharsff apartment
caught fire. early Saturday sweep.
ms four adJaesn, apartments. Roy
awoke from Sunderland beaide his
mother. and a. his lungs fsiied with
sfnoke. walled with all the siEor Of a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
BONUS BILL IS
UP TO HARDING
Supporters Plan to Fight
Possible Veto
BY KENNETH W. CLARK

WARRINGTON Sept. 1e.--Ihe sol
dier bonus bill was to be sent TO Pres
ident Harding today for his approval
Or veto.
Harding was expected TO veto II.
In anticipation OF this action. bonus
supporters in house and senate were
doing their utmost 20 marshal votes
~ override the presidential objection
A two-thirds vote OF both houses "a
required to make the bonus n law II
Harding disapproves OF II.
Congress finished the long debate
on the bonus measure yesterday
afternoon when the senate adopted
the conference report on the Fordney.
Mccumbcr bill by n vote of 20 10 III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
Divine Healing Is
Endorsed by Church

She need no longer pledge herself %
obey him. both houses have decided
and he need no longer pledge himself
to endow her with all his WORLDLY
goods.
The -obey- clause has been re
garded almost universally BY del
egnfes an y relic Of the dark
ages. Woman has been officially
declared mans partner. not his
ehattel, In the view Of the
church. Many delegates have
characterized the mans plrdEe
OF endowment AZ superfiucus.
particularly today. when the eco
nomic status ~ both the man
and the woman are In many
cases the same.
Frequently q has been pointed out
IA. bridegroom has nothing with
which 10 enaow his wife.
Marriage has reached tho basis Of
q co-psrtnsrship BY the conven,ion's
actions. and should tho mex, general
assembly approve. II win have
reached that basis IN fact.
The convention has gone fur.
fher. II has admitted that won.
ans altered economic and poiiti-
cal status has altered her IDEAS
Of acQuiescenee TO an unhappy
marriage. and that dlvorce In
many cases l. Justified hut the
church win not eondione the mat
rimoniai lottery where divorced
persons again make an effort at
seeking happiness In double hsr.
ness. The bishops have deeresd
that members Of the church shall
lose their standing NJ Episcopal
ans should they remarry follow
ing divorce. and has d~nicd three
major offices to those who have
rvmsrricd--ths holy communion.
banffxra and confirmation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16
Commands of Spooks
Cost Follower $50

HOVE. Eng, Sept. ie.-Mrs.
Kathleen Hahn. n widow. sent 700
unsiampcd letters TO a British army
officer on the Rhine. when cited
TO court. she said she had written
by the command OF seven spirits.
She was ordered to pay $50 postage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

SAN FRANCISCO. - Fumigation
fumes Kill five on board japanese
liner shinyn siaru. Dead are; Frank
Gilbert. Albert r. Fox, both United
States public health officers; John
Toohey. steyedore, and two unidenti.
lied men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

WEYMOUTH. Eng. Sept. 1e.-To
show their contempt for the Sun.
day Observance laws. local maRis.
trates fined f2 shopkeepers a penny
each for violating the regulations.
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Publish Nothing at All"
Editor The Star:

You invite readers what published about
Skarn
nothing all published. not the
slightest
l think there thousands like truly
ID II CHILD. 6g6a 18th n L.
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Sunday School Board on Record

sunday Episcopal
resolutions night ~ that
the
o
Church
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CHICAGO. --Thomas killecn. 10.
found suffocated on floor OF bed
room after being forgotten in ex-
element OF fire breaking out In
cottage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

SAN FRANCIsCo.--Johanna c.
sey. As. an insane woman. holds Off
three policemen at point OF revolver
three hours but is finally overcome
by tear gas.
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He Subscribed to Portland Paper


story
n
ceiebrc that
for six months 10 the Portland orcgonian that might
sheet from which hc Informed
IN Portland Canadian
IN
had
their . l in
Of discretion
but j do fifth n ood
The whole skan and all
and thru. Respectfully yours.
wINIFRED cARNETT. Harper Wash
While checuy The gonan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

1t takes the best part of a year
to turn out a first-class tennis
racquet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-16

While agreeing ohecruy with this
most excellent The
that The
murder similar
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-17
LENKAMs NEBERA
LIETUvoS.

KAUNAS. Apvaiksciojus
Vilniaus prijungtuves lenkq
valdzia nutare, kad Vilniaus
kraSte Lietuvos "daugiau ne
ra." Buve isstatyti krautu-
viq languose "Litvos Srodko-
vos" metu vyties zenklai su
=lenkg ereliais nuimama
tik paliekami vieni ereliai. IS
-leista rastai, kuriais nustato-
ma ateity pagrobtaja Lietu-
vos dali "PolskaS ir "Voje-
vodstvo Vilenskie." I" Neoku-
puotaja Lietuvos dali visur
vadinama "Kovenscizna." !" I
Vilniaus sriti visoj Lenkijoj
renkam geriausieji vladimir
kai ir jiems skiriama 80 nuo-
simciu aukstesne alga, kaip
pacioj Lenkijoj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-17
To- REIKAtAUJA LIETU-
VIAI DELECATAI.
Kitaip negali but ramybes
rytinei Europoj.

GENOA, geg. II. Lie
tuvos respubikos delegataii
ekonomineje kopferencljoje
parelkalavo santarves vals-
tybiq varu priverstl lenkus
evakuoti Vilniu ir kltus Lie
tuvos plotus.
Tuo tikslu Iietuviai dele
gatai konferencijal ldave spe
ciali atsiliepima, kuriame
tarp kitko Stai kas parelkS-
ia:
BE atzzvilgio ! tai, kas bus
nutarta sienu nustatymo rel
kale, kaip ilgai Lenkyja ne
atsisakys Vllnlaus, paslre-
Lietuvos SUI Lenkya
pasiraSSytomis salygomis spa
liu men. 7, 1920 metals, ry-
tinej Europoj nebus geistinos
ramybes.
Andai telegramos padave,
kad lenkai priesingi Vilniaus
klausimo k6limui konferenci-
joje. Jie net tur6jo paskelb-
ii, kad jei prizes jQ nora tas
klausimas bus keliamas, jie
iiSSeisiq is konferencijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-17
Lenkai Turi EvakuOti Vilr1iu,
RIAUsEs DEL NEPATIN-
KAMO LOsIMO.
Teko gerai ir patterns
aktoriams.

BERLYNAs, geg. II.
Cia ana vakara Max Rein
hardt Deutsches pirmos rQ-
Sizes teatre pirmu kartu buvo
statomas naujas veikalas
"Patricide."
Patsai veikalo uzvardini-
mas If jo visa tema baisiai
nedora, taip kad tokius pur-
vinus veikalus gall rasyti tilz
vieni socialistai.
Publika tai gerai zinojo. Ir
todel iSkalno apsiginklavo Vi
sokiais inagiais. Pirmojo ak
to laiku uzatakuoti aktoriai
supuvusiais kiadsiniais, ta-
meitemis If kitokiais pasvin-
kimais. Ant gallo scenon pa
mesta dvokianti bomba.
p Nezinomo to veikalo auto
riaus draugai megino numal,
$inti sukilusia> pubika. Gi
kuomet nevyko, pasaukta po-
licija. Policija istustino teat-
ra, tuomet gatveie prasidejo
muStyn6s.
Policiantai turejo daug dar-
bo kovojancius isvaikyti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-17
EMASI PR|EMON|y AP-'
SAUGOTI SAVNINKUS,

MASKVA, geg. II. : w
kinamasis bolSevikQ valdzios
komitetas sutare principe If
paskyr6 komisija sustatyti i
statymq pripazinti sias rusQ
pilieciQ teises:
~Uzsiimti prekyba If pramo-
ne; valdyti mazesniuosius bu-
tus, juos pirkd il nusamdyti
statyti namus leidziant loka-
lens valdzioms; tureti perso-
males savastis If pinigus; da-
ryti visokios rqSies legales SUI
tartis, kurios turi but teismu
apdraustos.
Kaikurie ~komiteto. nariai
priesinosi tokiam istatymo
projektui. Sake, kad tai visa
perdaug atsiduoda kapitaliz-
mu.