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Constantinople. Oct. l-tBy The AS
sociated Press-OrderS for cessa-
tion of military movements in the Cha-
max Of .Asiatic Turkey and for the sus-
pension cf the activities OF turkish
irregular forces in Thrace have been Il;
sued by the Mustarha kemal PaSha. the
Turkish Nationalist leader.
The Turkish Nationalist authorities
have agreed TO an armiStice conference
in Mudania on Tuesday and have re-
ouested the Allied high commissioners
TO appoin, delegates.
The Nationalist Will be represented
by lrme, Pasha and possibly by ra-
mid Sey.
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B|G SLASH IN INCOMES Of
CORPORATIONS, CUTS TAX TOTAL

tious In 1920. which reported net In.
come OF s5.00O,n0O and over; $50 re-
ported from 81 100000 and l142 from
$500. 900 to $1,000 ,oon.
The number of individuals who t!ed
income tax returns from the calendar
wear 1920 was 7.259.944. with an agere,
gate net income OF s23. .725 1000 ana
a total tax Of sl.057. .0o0,O 900. which, as
compared with 1919 showed Il growth
OF 1927 900 in the number Of returns
filed and an Increase In the total net
income reported OF S3.876, ,0O0,0U but
decrease OF $l04. 100000 in the totaI
tax
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TO REPRESENT STATE

Huntington. w. Va. oct. Mrs. AM
zerta Northcot' White Of Huntington,
daughter of former senator Nnr,hcOlt.
has been named hv Governor Morgan 20
represent West Virginia At The annual
cotton palace exposition this winter II
Waco Tex Each year governors select
a representative to represent their re-
speCrlve states a. the exposition
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Three Allied Missions.

Constan,inoplc oct, The Three
Allied missions which the high commiS'
sioners have decided 20 send TO Thra'e
will nave respective shares ot a''l"h
as follows. French. Adrianople, Italian.
Lule SursaS: British; ROd"Sto. Their
duties Will hc 70 protect the Inhahl'
,ants AGAINST cxcesses and Safeguard
the monuments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02
CHAIRMAN ADAMS SEES PEOPLES
ENDORSEMENT Of PRESENT HOUSE

endorsement OF their record. II may
be stated that where incumbents were
defeated the causes which contributed
to their defeat were local. Illinois con.
trtbuted two to the list OF Republican
congressman defeated for renon!na-
tion. Kansas !. Missouri l. New Jersey
2. New Mexico l, New York l. Okla.
homa !. Pennsylvania 4 and Wiscon.
sin l.
-Four Republican incumbents Of the
house did not seek denomination as
representatives, but asked for and 70
ceired the nomination OF their party
as candidates for the senate. These
were Mondell Of wyoming. Riddick OF
Montana. Fess Of Ohio and Greene.
Vermont
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Mustapha Kemal Pasha Or
ders Cessation of Military
Movements in the Chanak
Region, and Activities Of
lrregulars In Ihrace.

Paris. Oct. l.-(By The Asso-
ctated PresS)-The general feel
ing in Paris tonight is that the
danger point in the Near East
situation is past. The withdraw
al OF the Turks from Errcn keui.
and. as semi officiall. reported.
from their positions at Chanak.
is accepted as proof Of the An
CORA government readiness 10
comply with the allied desires.
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A[[EGE MRS, BOWMAN CAVE SLEUTH
REWARD To SLAY HER HUSBAND

man is said 10 have at that time at
tempted 10 effect a reconciliation.
They embraced as they parted, il was
stated at that time. and the husband
has since been silent upon the course
he will take if the grand jury votes an
Indictment following the iuvestiga.
ton
II is expected that Detectives Hinch.
man and Nernatt. as we'll as Chief or
Police Midkiff and Chief of Detectives
Altizer, will he the principal Witnesses
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GLASS PLANTS RESUME

Salem. ". Va. Oct. l.-Operations
we're resumed tonight ~ the Salem Co.
Opcrativc Window Glass company 5
plant and arrangements have been made
20 resume operations at the Alliance
Window Glass Company's plant next
Sunday midnight Fires we're lighted
several weeks ago but resumption was
de,aved owing 10 shortage Of material
res,,l,irr from tho rail strike. Both
plants employ 900 men.
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Operate Motor Train

Cumberland, Md. Oct 1.-The Balu-
more and Ohio railroad today put IN
operation its new gasoline motor train
on the Eomney branch. between Green
sp-inC on the main line. and Peters
burg. W. Va. With the addition Of the
motor train trips can be made from
Cumberland to Petersburg and return
in one DAY instead Of two. as heretofore.
The regular train will also he continued.
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Sl,500,000 Contract Let
Bv Weirton Steel Co.
BRANCH BANKS
ARE OPPOSED
Small Town Bankers See Ab-
sorption or Destruction
Imminent.

New York. Oct. l.-On the eve OF wha.
promises to be the largest and most I'M
portant annual convention Of the Amerl-
can Bankers Association, which opens
tomorrow. Independent bankers, repre-
scntinE all sections Of the country. me;
In preliminary session to-day and plan
ned Il campaign 10 put the gathering on
record against the establishment or
branch banks by the larger national
banking houses To-day's preliminary
session assumed the proportion Of 4
mass meeting.
Seeking Action.
The bankers AT to-day's meeting de-
cided - attempt 10 force through til"
convention a resolution placing the CON
vcntiOn on record as against the brancU
bank plan. by which national banks In
the larger cities may maintain cstao-
V.nmcnts in other cities and towns.
They also will seek 10 have the BODY
diSapprOve by resolution the ailcge'
support Of this plan by y. r. TriSsinS"r
comptroller Of the treasury. The hranch
bank plan. they contend. threatens ah-
sorpiion. If not destruction Of state and
tndeHcndcnt hanks and trust companies
I'm smaller communities. with the result
that the metropolitan banks VIII ult'
matoly dominate financial conditions IN
these territories.
The Other Side.
Rankcrs Of the larger cities. particu-
larly New York. are expected 10 wage
A stiff fight TO prevent adoption OF the
proposed resolution.
\ poll of firanCiers gathering for the
conference showed unanimous satisfac-
ton with the progress upward from the
valley Of post war depression, and ne
lief that at least two years OF Sood pus,-
ness lie ahead The prosperous area
however. has not reached the proFor-
tions OF boom" II was the conricuon
of the bankers. speaking OF conditions
In federal reserve districts of the east.
south and middle west. Almos. without
execution. they expressed heHef mat
the United States. for its own welfare,
must concern itself more industrious!y }
With the rcjuvenation Of Europe
Two outstanding problems perpiex
us," said Thomas 3. MCAdamS. Of klch-
mond Va. president "f the national as
snciation. They are the industrial con-
trovcry and unrest in the national
financial difficulties abroad. To these
nroh!ems we will address ourselves with
urmistakab!e viEor.
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No CHANGES IN
: NJ. {.
LINEUP FOR 20
APPOINTMENTS TO
BE MADE MONDAY
Farewell Sermon Delivered to
The Conference By Bishop
Mitchell.
py DWIGHT H. TETER

Isa!romn;. ". Va, oct. There was
much sp.rllatiun here this evening
among the ministers attending the
sevcnty-sixth session Of the West Fir-
ciuia conference" OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. relative to appoint
mcnts to the paStoratcs for the follow
ing year.
The list uf appointments will he ready
some time tomorrow. following an I'M
porlhut business meeting. The reading
of the appointments Is always the last
Official act OF the conference. If there
are to hs any chances whatever. they
are not divuisued until tn" Hpp"!n'ment
lis, ia read In fact this Is the ono
thing dhou' III" conference around when
Is wrapped - ,ei! of secrecy. and al
though speculation among the ministers
is always rip" i,fini:e iuformatior con-
cerniue any CHANGES simply does not
leak cut.
NO Changes Likely.
Although II is only guess work on The
part Of tho writer, no definite news
hc:nC ob'arulhlc. !; seems most unlikely
that there Will h' any material or dras-
tic changes N tho pastordirs III the city
oi Wheeling. II IS generally under
stood amunsSi members Of the confer
encc that Wheeling churches are IN
capable hand. and tha, members Of the
different CONGREGATIONS are satisfied
Gith The ministers.
Also :; is understood that none cf
:ho Wheeling pastors are seeking a
change n this tine. All Of them. II -
uuder., ,ood. have made glowing reports
of The progress of their churches Ia
the conference. ard Il is not thought a
,fl,l ~ nf u
made
The wheeling Ministers.
Rev. t. L. Allen. pastor Of the Fourth
street church, Wheeling. Is the dean Of
the ministers .: the Wheeling district.
which is composed nf'snme th!rty-'hree
pastors and two conference evancelists.
pr. Allen has been in his present charge
for eight wears He Is so popular in
Wheeling and has made such an rnviahle
record at the Fourth stree; church that
any change affecting him is highly i'm
probable
The ministers of the various Meth
"dtst churches in Grouicr Wheeling and
tlIe number "f years in the present To-
cation are as follows:
Gregory Blcakley. Edgcwocd church,
two years.
]. n. Hess. Chapl;ns Street church.
four years.
II. ". Riddle. Elm Grove. four YEARS.
c. Z. Alien. Fourth Street, cigu,
wears
Frank McCa -7,c. Fulton. two years.
W. X. Holt. Hope. four years
+ 5. Bishop. North street. th-ee
years.
W. r Craig. Thomson. three years.
J T Keenan,. Warwood. two years
\. NJ Earlow. Wesley. three years.
J.. :. Grose. Zane street four years.
Arthur LaZcnhy. District evangelist,
two years
G. Fred Anderson. Whoeltng, dis
trict superintendent four years.
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Sundays Proceedings.

Fairmont. W. Va. Oct IA farewell
sermon NV bishop Charles Bayard
Mitchell. II. H.. Of 81. Paul. Mimi. or
dlnaticn nr ministers and elders. memo
rial services for the departed members,
and an Enwor'h league and prohihi-
lirn anniversary ceremonial featured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-02

I, was Rear Admiral Charles f. Clark
who guided the battleship Oregon In its
race against time on a voyage equal 10
half way around tho world without a
single serious mishap to men or ma
rhtnery.
This remarkable race occurred dur
Ing the opening days Of the Spanish
American war In 1898. Clark. then a
captain. was "a years old He sailed
from san Francisco on March 10Th. Be-
tween him and hts destination was the
continent OF South America, the gales
and turbulent waters OF the Straits ol
Magellan where a Spanish torpedo boa,
lurked also. and fleet OF formidable
Spanish warships cruising in the Carib-
bean sea On the afternoon OF the sixty
fContinued on Page fwelve.)
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(conttnued on Page Twelve)
WHEELING 27TH
AMONG "a CITIES
Survey of Building Permits
For Cities of the South
Announced.

G.L. Miller & Co. Of Atlanta have
lust ssued survey Of building activi'
ties for 81 southern cities. showing
Wheeling ranking 27th. Huntington
33rd and Charleston saith. The sum
mary for West Virginia cities follows:
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ADMIRAL CLARK,
OREGON 'SHERO,
ANSWERS CALL
Half way around-the-world
Voyage of U. S. Battleshlp
Made American Victory
Over Cervera Possible.

Long Beach, Cal. Oct t-(By The
Associated fress)-Rear Admiral Chas.
+. Clark. L. :. y. who. when captain.
commanded the battleship Oregon on its
famous voyage from San Francisco 20
Key West and later In the battle ot
Santa 30. July ), 1898. in the Spanish
American war. died at the home OF his
daughter here today. He was 70 years
pld
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FAMOUS AcToR DEAD.

London. Oct. 1.-Charles H. Glenny.
the actor. died at worthing, a watering
place in Sussex, today.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Ohio, west virginia and Western
p.nn.vlvania: Generally fair Monday
ana ruesday; Little change In tempora-
ture.
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rreuch Arc Neutral.

London. Oct. 1.-The Times CORE
spondeut at raris cmpha Sizses the heed
TO realize tina; the French government
declines TO participate IN any struSgle le
with the Greeks. and that its position IS
Cne OF neutrality
The French hope for peace, he adds
and are apparently prepared TO pay any
price within reason TO prevent their be-
ing drawn into conflict.
Another Fire IN Smyrna,
smyrna. oct. l.-tfy The ASsoc'a'eo
Press)--Another fire in tic residential
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VIII Hold Position

Paris Oct. l.-IBy The Associated
PresS)-The Armisttce proposal sent
20 hte Allies py Mustapha kemal Pasha.
through VI. Franklin Bouillon. provides
that the British and Turkish forces snail
temporarily their present positions
w!thou, any further movement. until taI
armiSti~e conference called at Mudana
on Tuesday settles the question. says
a Havas despatch from Constantinople.
The despatch adds that peace con-
ference. X all goes we'll at Mudan!a.
should be held about October Is. ac-
cordinr TO the belief prevalent In Turk
ish nuarterS.
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West Virginia Cities.

Rluefield. W. Va. Is To have COM
modious hotel to cost Ss"h.'nn. The
ci,y has also been struck with an cpl
denic Of bank building. no less than
,hree Of the city's fnancial INSTITUTIONS
.rnouncirE structures 10 cost over
s,on noo within few weeks Of each
other. Charleston's activities nave hrcn
chiefly in the direction OF public build
,rvs Including a post office an addi-
rio, IN the court house and jail and
,,ro schools. An office building for the
Eanawha Investment Company value"
at s45O.NOO. Is announc"d' as wen as
t,ro theateres. one 10 cost s25o,ooo.
Wbeeling's list Is headed by 800
ooo addition TO the famous old Mc'lue
IIorso we'll known as III" place where
troI + NJ Statler entered the hotel
rone as hell-hop. stone ana Ih"ma"
are erccttns $4,000" department
1,n-o .rhe Fort Henry club house rep
rssentInr sl2j.oOo investment, is to
be built shortly.
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London. Oct 1-(By The Associated
Press with the virtual acceptance BY
Nustapha Kemal Pasha OF conference
at Mudania Tuesday. or as soon as pos
sble thereafter. the whole Sea Eastern
situation IS considered temporarily cas-
ier However. the fact that Turkish
troops are still concentrating in the
Isnid zone Notwithstanding that they
have retired slightly in the Chanak zone,
would Indicate. according 10 remarks
made after the British cabinets second
meeting today that "kemal Is still play
ing the game.
While the cabinet members appear TO
be much gratifed az the happy conclu-
sion for the moment. OF difficulty
which might have necessitated the use
Of force IN the Chanak zone. there are
other bridges TO cross. Up TO the pres
ent there Is no information from Gen
eral Harrington. the British commander
at Constint!nople. that kemal VIII at
tend the Mudania conference. although
General Harington's dispatches indicate
that ne might.
Tho MudaniA Meeting.
Atter several cabinet meetings, Satur-
day. one 81 them running into Sunday
morning. information from the Near
East was considered not altogether sat
isfactory. and two additional meetings
were held today. It Is possible that
others will be held Monday. though Pre-
mier Lloyd George went TO chequers
Court. his summer residence. late this
afternoon. -
The Mudania meeting will be purely
military affair. 10 arrange. according to
the original allied note to Kemal Pasha,
that the neutral zone shall be respected.
and also to agree upon lines behind
which the Greeks are TO withdraw In
Thrace. both points pending the general
peace conference. There will be present
military representatives Of the three
allied powers as we'll OF Greece and
Turkey.
Il is pointed out that the basis OF
this conference is the neutral zone. and
before It begins the Turks will be ex-
pected 70 evacuate the Chanak region
entirely.
Another question which may arise
ff.ontJ1ned ON Pn1a Tw0lv0l
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THE INTELLIGENCER h

Has more daily circulation and carries
more advertising regularly than any
other SiX-day morning paper in West
Virginia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-25
KONFISKAVO $50 GALLO
N.Y. VYNO.

Prohibicijos virSinink. Chi
cagoje praneSta, kad po mum.
2752 No. Central Park ave.
pardavin6jamas koks sakra-
mentalis" vynas su kazkiokio
rabino leidimu.
Virsininkas pasiunt6 ten du
savo agentu. Tiedu nusipir-
ko vyno. Pasirod6 kad tas
vynas tikras.
;Tuomet iSimtas warantas il
prohibicijos agentai uzklupo
vyno sandeli. Atrasta $50 ga
lionq vyno.
Suprantama, viskas konfis-
kuota. Savininkas traukia-
mas teisman.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-25
CHICAGOJE.
Is BANKOS INA PINIGUS.

Kazkoki pikti zmones pas
kleid6 melagingp ziniu apie
Northwestern Trust &SaVings
banka, 1901 Milwaukee ave.
Zmon6s tuojaus puol6si is
traukti. savo depozitus. Kilo
tikras sumisimas. 80"
Kadangi banka yra stipri
ir norintiems pinigai pilnai
iSmokami, tad zmon6s paleng-
va nurimsta. IS6musieji pi-
nigus mesa atgal.
Bankos valdyba paskelba
5000 dohriQ dovanQ' uz suse-
kima piktQ zmoniQ, kurie
skleidzia visokius melus Emo
niQ tarpan. Toki nedor6liai
tur6tu but astral baudziami.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-25
RUSIJOS AUTOKRATAS S
sERGAS.
Negalesias dalyvauti Genoa
konferencijoje.

MASKVA, kovo %. - Y
IA ai$ku, kad bolSevikQ dele
Sacijai Genoa konferencijoj
pirmininkausiqs uzsieniQ rel
kalQ komisaras Tchitcherln'
NeS autokratas Leninas mega
les i$vaziuoti is Maskvos.
Kalbama, kad Leninas ser
gas. Taigi, ligOtam zmogul
yra pavojmga leistis tolimon
kelionGn. Taipat jam pavo
jinga yra il be ligos. Mes
niekas nezino, kas gall j pa
tikti vaziuojant Italijon arba
atgal.
TeGiaus Leninas svarblau-
sia del to negali apleisti Mas
kvos, nes jam iSvaziavus gale
tn kilt sumiSimai If kartals
dar, galatu .griuti autokrato
sostas. GaletQ kas kitas ,uz-
urpuoti jo vieta.
Tai svarbiausia prlezastls,
delko Leninas negali aplelstl
MaSkvos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-25
EARDINGAS SUTINKA SU
PAVIENIU 6 METV
TERMINU.
Tas nepaliestu dabartinio
ter1nino.

WASHINGTON, kov. Do
PREF. Hardingas nesipriesina
ivykinti konstitucijinl amend
menta arba prieda, sulig ku-
riuomi S. ValstijQ preziden-
tut butQ skiriamas tik vlenas
SeSeriQ metp terminus.
Kongreso atstovas WOOD,
republicans, kurs toklam a
mendmentui projekta jau ida
We kongresui, atsisako tue
klausimu placiau diskusuotl'
Tik pazymi, kad prezldentas
tuo projektu didziai interesu-
ojasi.
Prezidentasc Hardingas ne
ypatingai rupinasi, ar tas ter
mino apribavimas palles az ne
10 paties neprigulmybe. Sake
ma, karta prezidentas buVo
atsiliepes patenkinanciai apie
ia atmaina. Bet arti prezl-
dcnto stow zmon6s tvirtlna,
kad tas amendmentas konstl-
tuciioie visai .nereikalingas,
Nes visus patenkina tas, kall
Siandie yra.
Jei prezidentaujant Har-
dingui ivyktq ta atmaina, Il
noma, il netur6tq pahesti Jc
paties. TeGiaus visikpazlsta
prezidenta sake, kad tuomet
ateinanciais rinkimais Jls
pats jaustusi tue amendmen,
tn suristas ir atsisakytQ kan
diduoti. ,..... =
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-25
ANGLEKASIy KOM|TETA|
TARIASI.

CLEVELAND, O., kovo 25.
AnglekasiQ organizacijos
generalio nusistatymo komite-
tas cia turi suvaziavima. Ia
riasi apie anglekasiQ streika
ir jo tvarka.
Illinois valstybes angleka-
siq unijQ prezident. Earring
ton. suvaziavime pranese, kad
Illinois anglekasiai pilnai pri-
sides prie generalio streiko.
Komitetas gavo uztikrini-
mQ, kad anglekasiQ streika
rems Darbo Federaeija If ge-
lezinkelieGiQ organizacijos.
Suvaziavime pranesta, kad
Amerikos kapitalas darbuoja-
81 suardyti darbininkQ unijas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-25
vOKETUA BUS PRlVERSTA BAAKRUTYTI

ar$iau. Yra baim6s, kad An
g!ija nekuomet ncgaus progos
atnaujinti prekybos su Woke
tija.
Neziurint tu visQ faktQ, yra
zinoma, kad Genoa kOnferen-
cijoj nenorima pakelti karo
kontribucijos klausimo. Bet
vra zinoma, kad be to klausi-
mo Genoa konferencija netu-
res pavykimo. Mes visas eko-
nominis Europos klausimas
Siandie tampriai suristas su
Vokietija ir jos mokama karc
kontribucija.
Jei Vokietija bankrutys, tai
nuo to taipat nukent6s ir San,
tarv6. Bet ia patti Santarvt
bus ir kalta uz ta atsitikima
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-25
BUS PERMAzA MOKESCIU
NUo PAJAMU.
Stems metams pritruks apie
100000 dol. s..

WASHINGTON, kov. %
Pinigyno departamentas, pa
siremdamas gautais rapor-
tais, praneSa, kad Slmet mazai
bus surinkta mokesciQ nuo j.
plaukQ. Apskaitoma, kad pri-
truksiq gal apie 200 milionQ
doleriq. "
Pirmiau buvo sp6jama, kad
nuo pelno ir pajamQ uz 1921
metus bus surinkta apie l,74O-
100000 doleriq.
Bet pasiremiant kovo ber-
tainiu, kuriuomi sumoketa
maziau nei perniai tue paciu
bertainiu, uz vlsus metus bus
gauta vos apie 1,54O,OOO,O6O
doleriQ.
Taigi, apie 200 milionp bu-
siq maziau.
Tas sumazejimas, sakoma,
daugiausia paeis nuo "busl-
ness'o" depresijos 1921 m.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-25
GAISRAS BUVO NENATU-
RAILS.

Chicagos miesto tarybos
komitetas veda tardymus a.
pie andai ivykusi Chicagoje
dideli gaisra, kurs sunaikino
kuone visa bloka.
GaisrininkQ virsininko ash
stentas Buckley liudija, kad
gaisro alarmas paduotas II
val. nakcia. I. iris minutas a.
sistentas jau buyo Saukiamoj
vietoj, Viena masina jau pun
pavo vandeni.
Pra6jus deSimciai minutTl
darbe buvo jau 81 maSina.
Anot asistento, gaisras pa
sirode nenaturalia, Jam ro-
dosi, kad pirm alarmo padavi-
mo gaisras turejo plisti ma
ziausia kokia valandq.
Pagaliau asistentas paliudi-
jo, kad vandens spaudimas
buvo CANA geras.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-25

PUNSKAS. Lenkq. Caikov-
skio armija Wis dar laiko uze-
mus linija po senovei, eina
kalbos, kad j bus. greitu lai-
ku nuginkluota... Mat jat pa
tvs dvarininkai jaucia, kad be
tikslo laikyti tick dykaduoniq.
Bet Sic sakosi, kad jie ella la
bal esq reikalingi.... ir nutve-
re znrogq, kad ir artima kai-
myna, einanti per "inija, .
raSo placiausius protokolus su
parasais ir siuncia "do do
wodstwa," kad bulk einas sni-
pavimas, kuriam sulaikyti, jie
eia vietos gyventojai jau pra-
.cia vietos gyevntojai jau pra-
keike jQ ir kaulus. lz berei-
kalinga cia vaikiojimasi ir pc
nejimasi dykais lasiniais If
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sviestu su kiauSiniais.
Pastaruoju laiku cia prade-
jo Haidintis ypatingas jQ sni-
pas, aplank6 zymesnius lietu-
vius (uz linijos), issitares tu-
ris ir Lietuvos~ dokumentus,
aplankas ir Kaunq kartais....
Kick laiko atgal, pastarasls
isidrasines atvyko ir i Sia pu-
Sc linijos; uzejes pas ukinin-
ka Alkanenu kaime, issiunte
arklius parvezti lietuviu vir-
Saiti. zinoma, kuris cia varg-
sta palikes savo namus su Sci
myna anoj pusej linijos. "Gi-
rdi as jam isduosiu leidima,
kad jis galetQ il namo parei-
IT," Bet vos isvaziavus vir-
saiGiui, ir jis pats issinesdino
atgal, tur-but pajuto karstl...
Kelios dienos atgal, lenkll
valdzia neutralej zonoj issiun-
tinejo pakvietimus i kariuome
ne stoti visiems vyrams Xxi
36 m. ,amziaus.
Prievarta nugabentiems /
Suvalkus iSduoda bilietus sa-
vanoriQ kareiviQ.
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KABINETA.

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garijos ministeriQ kabineto
atsistatydino svietimo minis
teris Omarcevskii ir finansq
minister's Turlakov.
Tai Wis nesutikimai del at
mainymo bulgarq alfabeto. Gi
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is alfabeto paSalinta 3 raides.