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Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
ASKED TO
SENDDELEGATESTO
NATIONAL MEETING

An invitation has reached the Phoe-
ak Chamber of Commerce asking
hat representatives be sent to a ma
.ional conference of business men to
be held at Washington February s
and 2, for the purpose of considering
the railroad situation and what
should be done about it from the
business standpoint.
The conference is to be held under
The auspices of the national council
Of the Chamber of Commerce of the
United States. More than 1,400 busi-
ness organizations throughout the
country holding membership in the
national chamber have been asked to
participate in the conference. The
national council is made UP OF one
representative each from these busi-
ness organizations.
Some business men, who have fol-
lowed closely the railroad situation
since the roads were turned back to
private control see a drift towards
government ownership and operation
unless there can be worked out some
plan by which the roads can be put
on q self-supporting basis. They feel
that the transportation act should be
given a longer trial and that attempts
which are being made in congress to
amend the act If successful, will
precipitate a crisis which may make
IL impossible fer the roads to con-
tinue under private management. AS
yet, in their opinion, such an in
crease in earnings as has been at
tanned may have been reached at the
expense Of proper maintenance.
The railroad committee Of the
Chamber of Commerce of the United
States is of the opinion that the
transportation act can be left un-
touched and at the same time there
can be worked out a constructive
plan which will help solve the prob
lem. It will prepare a report to be
presented at the council melting sug-
gesting a program for dealing with
the situation. This report, when
completed will propose means for
keeping the national interest in ade-
quate transportation foremost in all
measures which may be taken in re-
latiOn to transportation.
The national chambers railroad
committee in the act has made sug-
gestions which have been adopted by
the chambers membership and the
corresponding principles subsequently
have appeared in legislation. The
transportation act itself contains
many features which the committee
strongly recommends as result of
the years of study which 1t has de-
voted to railroad transportation in
the United States.
A new nominating system for di-
rectors Of the chamber, adopted by
referendum vote that closed on jan
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
Here's Another Attractive Bungalow

Yes here's another bungalow particularly attractive
Your first glance will pronounce approval the large
roomy porch which extends two sides of the house
You can imagine what solid comfort and how many pleasant
summer evenings this porch will give you.
In of the two interior diagrams printed here you will
note cozy little library 10x10 in the very front part of the
dwelling This one of those coy hooks which attract most
of the family, most Of the time
Ask your builder for estimate on this house.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
Brown. q former Phoenix newspaper

Brown, former Phoenix newspaper
man, is now sales manager.
Coroner Henry j. Sullivan. after
viewing the body at the home, inn
paneled a jury and set the inquest for
IL o'clock this morning at his East
Phoenix precinct justice court.
According to Mrs, Williamson. her
husband had threatened to take his
life on one previous occasion when his
health began failing him. The widow
and two children. Mary and John,
aged 10 and years, respectively,
survive him.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
COURT HOLDS THAT
PEDESTRIANS HAVE
SOME PRIVILEGES

The ancient doctrine that pedes-
trians have some rights In the streets,
though 1t is believed by many auto
mobile drivers to have been exploded,
was revived by the supreme court on
Saturday in affirming the judgment
of the lower court of Maricopa county
in the case on appeal Of Alva B.
Wiser. appellant, against Aylma Can
non Copeland and Stanley Copeland
her husband, appellees.
One night last June Mrs. Copeland
while in the roadway of Mcdowell
road near Phoenix was struck by the
appellant driving an automobile GO
ing in the same direction. She brought
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
Eastern Bootleggers
Use Hot Water Bottle
To Transport Liquor
Republican A. p. Leased WIre1

LHepUbIIcaH n. ?, LedSeu WFFtI
HARRISBURG. Pa. Jan. 22.--Use
of hot water bottles for liquor trans
portation was discovered. local pro-
hibition officers said yesterday, when
Frank Lochbaum of Chambersburg.
lost the check for suitcase he had
left at railroad check room in
Chambersburg and was forced to de-
scribe the contents to obtain his prop
erty. He was arrested when an Of
ficer heard him describing the con-
tents of the case.
Five hot water bottles, filled with
liquor the officer said, were in the
suitcase.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-23
HOLD KNITTING sWINDLER

CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-Charles r.
Mayer, said by federal authorities,
through advertisements. to have So
licited the patronage OF persons who
desired to do sewing and knitting
at home and who promised TO deliver
material after receiving 81, today was
arrested and held in bonds OF $5000
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-18
'BOLSEVIKAI SUTINKA SU
KITA KONFERENCIJA.


GENOA, geg. Is. - Boise
vikQ delegatai oficialiai pain
formavo ekonomin6s konfe-
rencijos pirmininka, kad Sow,
Russia sutinka dalyvauti Ha-
CUES konferencijoje.
Tuotarpu prancuzai delega-
tai pazymi, kad jei bolsevikai
ir kitoj konferencijoj laikysis
savo atkaklumo, tokiame atsi-
tikime Prancijai nebus reika7
10 dalyvauti.
Anglijos premieras darbuo,
jasi Wis dar Suv. Valstiju da-
lyvavimo klausime. Jis- ieskc
prieponiq patraukti Amerika
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-18

PUNSKAS. Mirus a. a. de-
kanui Simonaieiui, J. b. Vys-
kupas Karosas paskyre, ant
jo vietos dekanu gerb. kun. j.
Sveda, kuris Punske buna jau
5 metal ir yra CANA atsizy-
mejes nepaprastu darbstumu
ir tvarkos mylejimu; punshe-
ciai jo paskyrima eia dekanu
- sutiko su didziausiu dziau-
gsmu... Bet pragaro dvasia
matyt, ramumo ir tvarkos ne
pakencia... ir stat: mirus dek.
Simonaiciui j kelias dienas at
vyksta Seinp pavyskupio Alb
zukovskio (endeko) igal1otas
butt Punske klebonu kun. XII
jevskis (lenkas mokantis lie
tuviSkai) ir vaziuodamas i
Punska uzeina pas parapijo-
nus pakelej pernakvoti If su-
rades pradejusiu linkti i len
kQ puse pasiskelbia esas
paskirtu Punsko klebenu If
kad jau dabar Punskas "bus
laimingu." Bet atvykes j
Punska ir rades paties Vys-
kupo paskirtu klebonauti kun.
sveda, nieko nepeses iskelia-
vo atgal... Bet dabar subruz-
do Punsko isgamos, surinko
is visu kampelip lenkiskas sa-
slavas If sudare net 25-kias
(iissviso) ypatas, pasiame San-
dara ir nuvyko su rastu pas
dekana sveda, reikalaudami
Punske lenhskp pamaldq,
| lGirdejome, kad dek. syedas
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-18
PRANCUzU KARIU0MENE
SUTRAUKIAMA RUHRO
LINIJOJE.
Voheciai industrininkai par
duoda savo reikalus.

BERLYNAS, geg. Is. =
car Prancija isibriaus Vo-
kietijon?" tai klausimas, kuri
Siandie visi vokieciai atkarto-
ia, kuomet is Ruhro plotQ pa
feina ziniQ, kad prancuzq ka-
riuomeni ten visa linija tirsr
tai sutraukiama ir paruosia-
ma marSuoti Vokietijon, jei
geguzes 81 d. Vokietija neis-
mokes skirtos dalies kontri-
bucijos = $50 milionq auksi-
niq markiQ.
Didieii vokieciai industri-
ninkai Essuose, Frankforte
ties Main ir kituose miestuo-
Sc iSilgai okupuotos juostos
parduoda savo savastis IL
dirbtuves ir su paskuba krau-
stoti Vokietijos gilumon. Jie
bijosi prancuzp isibriovlmo.
Svetimsaliai, daugiausiai
britai (anglai), pigiomis kai-
nomis perka didziules vokie-
ciq dirbtuves ir kitus vokie-
eGiu vedamus reikalus. Woke
eiai tai visa parduoda. Mes
jie Zinc, kad jei prancuzai i
sibriaus, tuomet jiems niekc
neteks. Prancuzai viska pa,
glenn.
Kai-kuriuose vokieciu rate:
liuose spejama, kad prancuzai
nepasitenkinsia Ruhro plotl
uzemimu. Bet meginsia mar.
suoti net ant paties Berlyno
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-18
KEISTI zENKLAI VII
N1AUs IsK1LMEsE.


VILNIUS. Balandzio 19 d.
Vilniuje buvo rengtasi iskil-
mingai "prijungti" Vilniq
Lenkijat Katedros aiksteje
buvo parengta aukstfesiems
Varsavos sveciams aukstas is
lenkq specialiai parengtas til
tukas,. kurin ''lauko misiu"
metu buvo patalpintas Pilsud-
skis ir svita. Misias lake
Lenkijos primasas, tik staiga
lake pamaldu tiltukas sugriu-
vo su visa svita, tik vienas
Pilsudskis kurl laika dar lai-
kesi ant kabancios lentos.
Tai padare didziausio sle-
giancio upo j maldingQju mi
MIA, kuriai Sis ivykis dare ste
sbuklo ispudzio. Bet tuo ste
buklas dar nepasibaige: pie
vesuojancios prie deganciQ
zvakiu veleveles prad6jo degt
tsniarkia liepsna ir net sudege
yiena didele veliava. Lenku
yeliava uzkelta Piliakalneje,
nudraske vejas.
Miniose tas iYykis tuojau
sukele ivairiausio aiskinimo.,
Vilniaus nusigandusios davat-
keles kalbejo, kad jau jeigu
net PiIsudskis neissilaik6 ant
jp padaryto tito, tai yra zen
klas,, kad If Lenkija gall ne
issilaikyti.
Tulas laikas atgal is Vii;
niaus tapo istremta Lietuvip
gimnazijos sekretore, panele
viskantaite, kuria pirm istre-
mimo lenkai ktri laika kanki-
no Lukiskiq kalejime.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-18
JAPoNAI NoRI APLEIsTI
: SIBERIJA.
Taip tvirtina vice grafas
Ishii.

GENOA, geg. 1S.-Vienam
amerikoniSkam koresponden-
tut cia teko pasikalbeti su ia
ponijos -delegacijos pirminin-
ku, vice-grafu Ishii.
Tas japonas politikas il
diplomatas pareiSke, kad ia
ponai senai pageidauja apleiz
sti okupuotus -Siberijos plo-
tus. Tik pirmiau tue tikslu
turGt padaryti bent kokia
sutarti su Maskvos valdzia.
Mes su Citos valdzia, sake jis,
negalima susitaikinti.
Ishii sake, kad japonams
siberija isiede. Tai persalta
Sails ir japonams j netinka.
Jis manas, kad patys Mask
vos bol$evikai primins apie
Siberijq il stos ] derybas. Gi
ne dabar, tai paskui kur kitur
tos derybos lures ivykti.
Japonija, sake Ishii, Euro
pos ekonomin6je konferenci-
.j0je ir toliaus dalyvaus. Bet
jos pageidavimas, kad konfe-
rencijon prisid6tQ II S. Vals-
tijos. Mes be jQ vargiai kas
naudinga bus galima atlikti.
Apie kredita Rusijai Ishii
sake taip, kuomet visos kltos
valstyb6s duos Rusijai >kredi-
ta, tai taip elgsis il Japoni-
ia. Tx visa nelaime Japoni-
jai, kad per pastaruosius Sc
Sis manesius il finansiniai pa
vargo.
Sake, Japonijoje siaute fl
nansinis 'krizis toksai, kad
Siandie bankrutija net visi tie,
kulrie karo laikais susikrove
turtus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-18
LLOYD GEORGE NUGALE:
.TAS TRIMS BALSAIS.

LONDONAs, geg. 18.
Trijq balsp dauguma parla-
mentas atmete vyriausybes
biliq svietimo reikale.
s Tas reiskia, kad premiere
Lloyd George kabineto suma-
nymui pasipriesinta.
Nors tas menkas daiktas,
teciaus jis gall but priezastis
premierui atsistatydinti. Tai
pat del to gall atsistatydinti
tik vienas svietimo minister's.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-18
ATPLAUKE DIDz1AUs1As
GARLAIVIS.

NEW YORK, geg. 18.
Vietos uostan is AAglijos at
plauke pasaziierinis garlaiyis
Majestic" didziausias tos
rqsies laivas priklausas Viii
te Star linijai.
"Majestic'' yra buves Obi
smarck," vokieciq padirbdin-
tas ir po karo pavestas An
glijai, kuri pardave White
Star linijos kompanijai.
Pirmaja saVo kelione is An
glijos j Gia jis atliko j 5 pa
ras IA valandq 45 minutas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-18
AMERIKOS NUS|STATYMAS
NEATMb|NOMAS
PranCuzai su Ang|ais Nepaten-
KNIT Amerika
Konferencijos Delegatai Oar
NeiSvazineje

sakymu. Mes Anglia netu-
res progos kaltinti PranclJq
az konferencijOs suardymq.
Tuotarpu juk visiems zino-
ma, kad konfeFencijQ suard@
prancuzai su bOlSevikais. Pra-
ncuzai begalo pasiput6, 81
bolSevikai atsisak6 priimti
jiems siQlomas sQlygas, pagal
kuriQ turtio but atstatEdinta
nelaimingoji Russia.
LaikraStis "Temps'' raSo: :
"Delko bolSevikai tariasi\ su
kitomis valstyb6mis? Mes rel
kalauja pinigu. Kur jie gall
gauti pinlgQ? Tlk SuV. Vals-
those"
Toliaus tas laikraStis pazy-
mi, kad Suv. VastijOs nekuo-
met nesitars su bOlSevikais,
kaip ilgai jie Rusijoje bus
valdovais, kaip ilgai jle puo-
Sis komunistiniais rubais II
laikysis komunistiniq pagrin-
dQ.
Xiii laikraSciai pareiskla,
kad Suv. Valstijos nenOri gel
b6ti Anglijos premiere.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-18
ANGLIJOJE PADARYTAS
IsPUDIs.

LONDONAS, geg. IS. - S.
atsisakymas dalyvau
ii Hagues konferencijoJe An
glijOs valdiSkose sferOse SUI
kll6 dideli ispudi If kalpir
nusiminimq.
Anglijos vyriausyba, kaip
ir Prancija, nuolat mintijo,
kad Suv. Talstijas galima pa
traukti savo pus6n specialiu
pakvietimu ir praSymu eiti
pagelbon Europai.
'Tuotarpu pasirode kaip tik
prieSingai.
Kai-kurie -vietOs laikraSciai
su nepasitenkiniWu atsiliepia
apie Suv. ValstijQ uzimtQ pO-
zicija Europos klausimais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-18
Ziniios is Lietuvos

PUNSKAS. Rankings mu'
sq Punskas pastaromis die.
nomis dar apturejo nauja
skausma - mire jo gerbia-
mas kfebonas, dekanas NJ. 81
monaitis: velionis buvo pla-
ciai zinomas, kaipo visuome-
mes veikejas, bet jam pabai-
gus gyyenima dabar esant a
noje puseje lenkq lintjos, kai-
po daug kitq ten >atsitikimQ,
NUNS siandie yra negirdima-
nezinoma, taip ir Sis A.a. dek.
M. Simonaitis mire Punske
kovo 19 d., budamas 63-jq me-
tu amziaus, isgulejes lovoje
puse metq... sia liga jis ga
vo pastaruoju laiku nuo ivai-
riQ okupacijQ kanciq, 0 .ypa-
tingai nuo pastarosios lenkll
okupacijos, kuri jam kaipo
'lietuviui buvo baisi.... Puns-
kui likus anoje pus6je linijos,
ivairqs lenkq agentai atsilan-
kydami cia nuolat dare velio
niui kaipo lietuviui kunigui ir
dar-gi dekanui iyairiausiQ pa
nieklnimq, kurie pastaruojH
laiku ir visai sunaikino jo
sveikata. Jis turejo pirmiaus
Strides liga ir pertai 81 baisi
okupacija jam atnese mirtl...
: :. A. a. velionis budamas SUI
valkQ dekanu, Punske isbuvo
Aebonu yiso 90 metus. Jis cia
'budamas, daug paliko Puns-
kui savo nuopelnu: If bazny-
eios~ ~pagrazinime, If apie ja
ganntos, if draugiju, If ukio
kelime ir tt.
Sunku jam buvo palikti jo
numyl6tas Punskas tokiame
lenku kankinime, nesulauke
,jjis jo pamatyti laisvu if lai-
mingu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-18
MILzINIsKI, CERKvIU
TURTAI TENKA BoLsEVI.
KAMS.
Nezinia, kur jie tai visa des
Boil

MASKVA, geg. Is. = Boil
Sevikai Wis rekvizuoja cerk-
HQ, baznycip 'ir protestantQ
maldnamiQ brangenybes. Tos
visos brangenybes cia krauna-
mos viename penkiq aukstu
butte, kuris stipriai saugoja-
mas randonosios gvardijos.
To buto viena aukSta teko
aplankyti Associated Press
korespondentui. Mate tik vie
nos Maskvos> pagrobtus is ce-
rkvill turtus.
Kambary 100 pedQ ilgio ir
45 plocio sukrauta, 80 tukstan-
ciQ svarQ sidabfo, keli simtai
svarQ aukso ir daugiau 10
tukstanciu visokios rQsies
brangiQ akmeneliQ.
Tq turtq vert6 kol-kas ne
zinoma.
Kaip zinoma, bolsevikai
grobia tas brangenybes neva
badaujanciQ gyventojq selpi-
mui. Taipat zinoma, kad tie
patys bolSevikai visai nesiru-
pima badaujanciq ikimu If jq
neSelpia. Juos selpia svetimos
Salys. Tad suprantama, tuos
milziniSkus is cerkviQ ir baz-
nyciq pagrobiamus turtus pa
sidalins patys bolseviku va
dai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-18
TRYS PLESIKAI KALE-
JIME.

Del uzpuolimo krautuves.
1897 West SO place, If del pa,
Sovimo 2 ietuviu, vienas pix
tadaris, kaip zinoma, tuojaus
zmonip pagautas. Jis isdava
kitu du savo sebru. Abudu pc
licija jau turf. Vienas is ju
:yra 18 metq, Chester Shelley,
3703 So. Halsted gat.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-18
KARTUS PRANCUZAMS
DzIAUGSMAS.

PARYZIUS, geg. IS. - S.
Valstijq atsisakymas daily
vault Hagues konferencijoje
prancuzQ tarpe suk6l6 kartQ
dziaugsmq. Mes jie skaud-
ziai apsivyl6, kad i jq prasy-
ma S. Valstijos lures nepa-
lankiai atsakyti.
PrancuzQ spauda teeiaus.
pazymi, kad Prancija paten-
kinta tokiu Suv. Valstijq at,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-18
GRIEzTAS AMERIKCS NU-
SISTATYMAS.
WASHINGTON. geg. 1S.-

WASHINGTON, geg. IS
Suv. ValstijQ vyriausyb6 pa.
sake santarvei savo galutlnG
zodi, kad atsisako dalyvautj
busimoj ekonOminej konferen-
cijoj Olandijos mieste Hague
Tai skelbiama ai$kiais zod-
ziais. Ir taip atsakyta san
tarvei i pakvietimq.
Cia paskelbtame pareiSkl-
me teciaus priduriama, kad
Suv. Valstijos neuzsisuka nuo
Europos valstybiQ il Gnki
JOINS kuogeriausiQ paSekmlQ
sutvarkyti Europa finansi-
Mai. FS8I
Z Nh.2
Taipat daug atjauGia varg-
stanciai Rusijai If mielai jai
gelb6tQ, jei tenai nebutq boI-
SevikQ fanatikQ.
Suv. ValstiiQ vyriausyb6s
nuomOne, ETopOs valstybes
IL kitoj konferencijOj netur6s
pavykimo, kaip ilgai is toklQ
konfercncijQ nebus paSallnta
politika ir tautiniai neapsi-
kentimai.
Ir kuomet tai visa butQ tik-
raj pa$alinta, tuOmet, be abe
Jones Suv. ValstijOs 'prisid6tQ
prize EuropOs atgaivinimO II
atStatymO.
Suv. YalstijQ atsineSimas
boI$evikus taipat grieztas.
Ekonominiai santikiai RusijO-
je rupi Amerikai il pastaro-
il mielai su kitOmis valstyb6-
mis- m6gintQ tyrin6ti tuos
santikius. Deja, Siandie n6ra
ko ten tyrin6ti. Rusijoje eko-
NOMINEES sQlygOs visiems ais
kiai zinomos, kaipO mazai ka
interesuojancios. Juk boise,
viku valdzia Xxi Siolei mega
rantuoja svetimSaliams vest
ten bent kokius reikalus. Tai
pat atsisako grQzinti savastis
savininkams. Del to, turet
ka-nors bendra su bolSevikais
negali but jokiOs kalbos.
S. ValstijQ vyriausybe ta
visa nusprend6 neprisidet
prie konferencijOs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-18
pLAT1NK1TE "DRAUGA."
MA1sTAs E1NA
4 BRANGYN.

WASHINGTON, geg. IS.
Darbo departamento statisti-
kai pranese, kad balandzio Is
d. pasibaigusiu menesiu Suv.
Valstijose maistas truputi pa
brango.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-18

reikalavo is ju patvirtinti pri-
siega, kad jie nemoka lietu-
viskai, tai t9da ives lenkiS-
kq pamaldql..i bet Sic kraipy-
dami galvas isejo. Girdeti at
siranda apie pora isgamu la
bal kerstaujaneiu ant gerb.
dek. svedo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-18
Atrial NESUSITAIKO.

DUBLINAS geg. Is. = Al
riu parlamento taikos komite-
tas ir vel neatrado jokiq tin
kamQ priemoniQ sutaikinti al
riq sroves su tikslu panaikin-
ii prasidedanti civil kara.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-18
PRANCIJA SUTINKA AT
MOKETI SKOLAS.

PARYzIUs, geg. Is.
Prancijos vyriausybe paskel-
be, kad j sutinka Suv. Vals-
tijoms atmok6ti. karo skolas
II pasirengusi tue tikslu Wa
shingtonan siQsti speciale mi,
sijQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-18
PlNIGU KURsAs.

T. aH
svetimp salip pinigu verte,
mainant nemaziau 25,OOO dol.
geguz. II d., buvo tokia pagal
Merchants Loan & Trust Co.
Anglijos sterl. syarui AS
Prancijos 100 frankq 9.15
Italijos 100 lirp $50
Vokietijos 100 mark. .34A
Lietuvos 100 auks. .34A
LenkQ 100 mhrAiq .O2
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-18

Los ANGELES, Cal, g. 18.
Cia pietrytinej miesto daily
chicagieciq grupe nupirko 247
akrQ plota ir statydins galvi-
jQ skerdyklas. Tx uz viena
zeme uzmoketa 100000 dole
riQ.
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'BRENTANo PAS REGENTA a

BUDAPESTAS, geg. 49,
Suv, ValstijQ pasiuntinys Un-
garijai Brentano is Chicagos,
GGia iskilmingai priimtas re
gento Worthy.
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Vokietija bankrutys.

Pra6jus sesiems menesiams
Vokietija lures bankfutyti,
ITokios tai paziuros daugybes
amerikonQ ir paciq vokiecip.
kurie supranta tikraja ekono-
mine ir visq vedamqjq reika-
lq padeti Vokietijoje.
siandie Vokietijoje vedami
visoki reikalai labai silpni. II
vienatin9 Wits tik daryme
kontraktq su isdirbejais. To
priezastis yra tame, kad vo-
kieciq marke pakilo 20 nuo-
Simciq auksciau.
Kuomet nesenai nlarke nu-
puole Xxi $50 uz viena ameri-
koniska doleri, iSdirbejai Vi
SONS prekems tuojaus pakelf
negirdetas kainas.
Vokietija be karo kontribu.
cijos dar smaugia If suvarzy-
mas prekes iSvezti j kai-ku-
rias buvusiq priesq Sails. Pre-
kems paskelbti aukSti muitai
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Eksporto mokestys.

Be to, patti Vokietijos Wy
riausyhe yra uzkrovusi auks-
tas mokestis uz isvezamas XII
tur Vokietiiai reikalingas pre-
kes.
Daugybe amerikonp prisi-
pirko pigiai visokip prefdp il
megino jas isvezzti Amerikon.
TeGiaus pasieniuose vokieeiq
muitinip valdininkai uz tas is
vezamas prekes pareikalavo
tokip nlokesciq, kurios kelis
kartus buvo aukstesnes uz pa
cias daiktq kainas.
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0RAs

CHICAGO. siandie ne
pastovus oras; maza atmaina
temperatnroje.
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'''' u EI'sP'S t'as,sy
New Britain herald., 1922-10-19
ALLEN ON MORS.

Out in Kansas certain persons whipped the mayor of a town telling him that they were doing it at the suggestion of his neighbors, adding You are one of the fellows that has denounced the klan."
 Governor Allen, of Kansas, com menting on the matter says: The responsibility rests on the shoulders of those who employ the disguise and preach the right of mobs to take the law into their own hands"
 Governor Allen has touched the vital point in the matter. No one may be sure just what the Ku klux klan has done or has not done. It is comparatively easy matter to dress up in sheets and perpetuate all sorts of outrages; it is easy enough for few men to do something con- trary to law and blame an organiza = ton which does dress it's members up in sheets. No one may be quite sure, except the members of the organization and possibly some of them may be ignorant of the truth, whether or not the deeds were au- thorized by the organizatio The whole trouble comes because there is an organization which does counte- nance thf, doing of acts in secret, the perpetrators being disguised. and which breaches the doctrine of mob rule insisting that the organization has a right to punish where punish ment is deserved This organization, no matter what it's creed is, whether good or bad, furnishes a cloak under which criminals, not members of it, may hide in the perpetration of wrongful acts. For this reason, if for no other and despite any fine prin- ciples it may have, the Ku Klux Klan is to be condemned.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-19
LEGION TO ELECT
 COMMANDER FRIDAY
Major Scott, U. s. A. Asserts Or.
 ganization Is Dying

New Orleans, Oct. 19, (By Associat. | cd Press) The fourth day of the ma tional convention of the American Le- zion was marked by the arrival of the commander of the American ex- peditionary forces. Gen. John J. Per- shing. who reached here today from Washington after day spent in At
 anta.
 The general official dignity laid aside leaped from the platform of his sleeping car ahead of his staff off, cers and grasped the hands of the "buddies' who had come to the sta |tion to meet him.
 Tomorrow the Legion will select a successor to Hanford MaeNider, na- |tional commander of the organization.
 Late last night Major Hugh Scott, T medical officer whose home is in Oklahoma City. Okla, and who is now serving aseXecutive officer to Col. C. R. Forbes, director of the United 'esentative of The Associated Press that Col. Forbes decision to return to Washington followed a long telephone conversation with high officials in Washington in close touch with the president. According to the sources usually reliable the chief executive said that Col. Forbes was at liberty to@use his judgment as to remaining lere.
 Is Dying. Scott Says.
 Major Scott said that he regarded the Legion as a dying organization and that he believed the last blow ,ad been administered to it when President Harding vetoed the measure for adjusted compensation last sum ner.
 Alvin T. Owsley. head of the Le- gion's commission on Americanization lppears to be the outstanding candi- late for national commander Sup oorters of William F, Deegan, New Fork state commander and the first
 andidate publicly to announce that le was running for the office, ap- peared discouraged by unconfirmed rumors that the Missouri delegation ynd the predicted midwest coalition lad split and that the south, with the possible exception of Alabama was lining up in favor of Owsley.