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The Washington times., 1922-05-06
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL TO
CELEBRATE LORDS SUPPER

At the. First Congregational
Church. Tenth and G streets north.
west. the Rev. Jason Noble Pierce
will preach at IL a. m. on These
Things Shall be Added"
The Lords Supper will be cele.
brsted and all Christians. irrespective
Of church membership. are invited
20 participate. At s o'clock Mr.
Pierce will speak on the subject,
Does America Need: Beer? Coal?
Sir Arthur Cnan Dyle? Christ in
the Flesh?"
There will be popular concert
rendered by large chorus. the
Soixante Singers, on Tuesday night.
Admission free. Everyone invited
The special soloists will be Mrs.
Goldie ID. Hutchins. contralto; Miss
Elsa Raner, violinist; Miss Kathryn
Dawson. contralto.
The following program will be rem.
dered: Song Of the Sea" (Stebbins,;
The Sea Has it's Pearls" PinsutD;
THE Angelus" Herberu: violin solo,
Canton Amoroso" tSammartini-El,
mani; "Canzonetta" (D'Ambrosio);
DE Coppah Moon Shelley: The
Wind" (Nevinl; Italian Salad . Ia
Opera" (GeneeI; piano solo, "Polichi.
nellie" Rachmaninof0: violin solo,
Hungarian Song" (Hubay); La
Gitana" Kreisler): Dreaming" (Shel.
ley); Hail Thou Great Song of
Peace" CDensmore)
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
VERMONT AVE. CHRISTIAN
cHURcH'S SPECIAL MUSIC

World Tasks" will be the subject
OF the Rev. DR.. Earle Wilfley's ser.
mon tomorrow morning at the Yer
mont Avenue Christian Church.
At the evening service special
program will be given by the church
choir under the direction OF w. +.
Braithwaite, with j. r. Sparks at the
organ and Miss Katherine Riggs
harpist. The following numbers will
be given: Mixed quartet, 20 Lamb
OF God CBischofO: harp solo. "Medi.
tation" Hahn); chorus, Great and
Marvellous" CTurner,; harp solo,
Largo" HandeD; soprano solo. I'm
My Fathers House are Many Man.
sions" (Macdermid; harp solo. "Bene
dIctus" Gounod); male quartet
Prayer Perfect" (Stenson,.
The mixed quartet is composed OF
Mrs. Ruby Potter. soprano: Mrs.
Francis NJ. Shore. contralto: W. T..
Braithwaite. tenor. and W. S. Haynie.
baritone. The male quartet contains
the following members: Paul G.
Ledig, first tenor; w. f. Braithwaite
second tenor; w. S. Haynie. fgst
bass. and b. A. Lineback, second
bass.
The Rev. DR.. Earles wilfrey will
'ohuuCt an eNanSeIlstic service IN
the Christian Church OF Fredericks.
burg. Va, beginning tomorrow eve
ming and continuing each evening
through next Friday. The Rev. Earl
Taggart is the pastor OF the Fred.
ericksburg church.
The Woman's Society OF the Yer.
mont Avenue Christian Church, at
its May meeting, elected the follow.
ing officers: president OF missionary
department. Mrs. Fl. r. Davisson: vice
president. Mrs. n. r. Jenner; secre.
tary, Miss Ardelle Payne; treasurer.
Mrs. Belle Magruder; president OF
work department, Mrs. James /. Par.
ker; first vice president. Mrs Mabelle
Sterns; second vice president, Mrs.
John p. Heap; secretary. Mrs. T. c.
Mcconnell: treasurer, Mrs. o. G..
Whitlow. auditor, Mrs w. Y. HANDY
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
SHIPPING BOARD TO GET
ITS LAST KEEL THIS WEEK

The last Of the steel passenger and
cargo carriers built for the United
States Government at a cost OF S3,.
500 .00c 900, and contracted as part of
the war program, will be delivered
to the Shipping Board next Wednes.
day.
Official announcement was re.
ceived today from the plant Of the
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
at Sparrow's Point. Maryland. that
the Western World had successfully
completed her trial trip. This is one
OF the "535" type Of vessels. OF which
there are sixteen In the merchant
fleet operated by the Shipping Board;
there are also seventeen 1902" steel
ships, representing the most ad.
vanced type of~marine archit ecture.
and which were constructed at
cost estimated in excess of
500 zoo, 900.
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
GOVT. OFFICIALS
PLEDGE A|DF0R
$4,000 BUDGET
Salvation Army to Receive Help
From Social and OFF,
ciaI Life.

Plans for the s37 900 Budget
campaign Of the Salvation Army
which opens on May 10. are going
forward rapidly. Cooperation is
being shown in every quarter and
1t is expected that the coming pro-
gram will show results which will
enable the army to extend its
work in Washington about twenty.
suits.
High Government officials are
showing a lively and practical in
terest In the program end are aid.
ing the Salvation Army in every
way consistent In the work OF put
ting the cause before the thousands
Of Government employees. Score
tary of the Navy DENLY in a letter
to Rudolph Jose. Chairman Of the
Salvation Army advisory board.
says: II am informed by the repre-
sentative OF the Navy Department
who attended the meeting toda y
that 1t was decided that the best
method Of giving the Government
employees in Washington an opior'
tunity to contribute to the Saliva.
ton Army budget for 1929 will he
by the use OF barrels to be placed
at the entrance Of the various Gov
ernment buildings In the same man
ner as was done last year. into
which the employees may put then
contribution when entering or leav.
ing the building.
This plan meets with my ap.
proval and j suggest that one bar
rel be delivered at each OF the
three entrances of the Navy De
partment building. I shall be glad
to have distributed among the
bureaus OF the Navy Department
such literature as you may see fit
to send. | assure you OF my
deep interest in this matter and
wish you great success"
Assistant Attorney General r. L.
Holland says: II wish you every
success in your campaign and
assure you OF the full cooperation
Of the Department of Justice in
every way that It is able to con.
sistently extend it."
Every executive department OF
the Government will assist the
army as far as II can be done
without abroRating existing rules.
Social activities, under the direc'
ton of Mrs. LarZ Anderson. chair.
man OF the woman's committee
include the sale OF candy and
flowers at the coming horse show
The flower booth in charge of Mrs.
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., and popu.
lar debutante who will assist In
purveying blossoms and sweets tC
Washington society. will. it Is ex'
pected. be an attractive feature.
Mrs. Charles Sweitzer has con.
sented to assume the chairmanship
of a committee OF prominent women
at 2%00 Sixteenth street. The resi-.
dents OF this housv Will take care
OF their offering toward the cam
paign fund by giving some form
OF entertainment possibly a dance.
in the beautiful ballroom Of the
hotel.
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
RODMAN WANAMAkER
TENDERS RESIGNATION

NEW YORK. May 6.-Rodman
wanamaker, special deputy police
commissioner and chairman OF the
mayors committee on reception
TO distinguished guests. on public
welfare and on permanent memorial
rendered his resignation today as
chairman OF the three committees.
The designations were submitted,
Mr.. Wanamekr wrote, IN order
that you may be quite free In your
plans as you begin your second
term OF office with the oVer~helm.
ing Endorsement OF the people or
New York City
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
PARENTS PLAN MEETING
ON SCHOOL PROBLEMS

Public school interests will be dis.
cussed at a mass meeting OF the Dis
trict Congress OF Mothers and Par.
ent T eachers' Association next Tues
day night in the auditorium of Cen.
trail High School.
Senator Samuel NJ. Shortridgc of
California, will make the principal
address. Brief addresses will be
made by Mrs. Elmer o. Leather~ ood
Mrs. William Wolf Smith and Mrs.
Virginia White Speel. Musical sc.
lections will be given by an inter
high school orchestra.
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
BY WAYNE B. WHEELER,
General Counsel Of the Anti-Saioon
League.

League.
Copyright. 1924. by Cosmopolitan News
Service.)
The fight to repeal the Eight
eenth amendment will, of course,
fail.
The vets know that they can
not get two-thirds of Congress or
three-fourths Of the States to vote
for a repeal of the national Con-
stitutional amendment for prohi-
bition. No amendment has ever
been repealed and this one was
adopted by larger majority than
any of the others. There is no
more chance to repeal it than
there is to repeal the Ten Com
mandments. The only thing the
vets can do is to repeal the laws
to enforce it. This Is indefensiblc.
Make Much Noise.
"The vets always are very conf.
dent that they can elect both
branches of Congress favorable to
liquor before the election, but they
fail to materialize on roll call.
Whenever a Congressman or Sen.
stor is defeated who has ever
voted for a dry measure, they at
one proclaim that the reaction has
Set 1t, even though his succs ssor
VIII vote just as dry as he did
They made a lot of noise about the
defeat of dry Congressman in iii.
nos at the primaries. but they .or-
got to tell the fact that there were
more dry Congressman nomina ed
than there are IN the present
House from the State that Con-
gresham Yates, former governor
or Illinois, one of the strongest dry
men I'm the State. led the ticket in
the Statewide Congressional pri.
mary for Congressman-at-la large.
Prohibition enforcement and the
laws to make prohibition enforce.
able Will be an issue in large
number of Congressional districts,
On sober second thought. the Deo.
pie are not going to line I'D with
any scheme that will nullify the
Eighteenth Amendment. Seventy.
eight United States Senators and
Majority of the House of Rem
resentatives come from States that
prohibit even | per cent beer. Even
the repeal OF the Volstead act would
not allow the sale of such beer
In these States. A Congressman n
or a Senator in these States will
hesitate to vote against what the
people IN his Commonwealth have
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
WOMAN MAGISTRATE TO
HOLD COURT IN PARlOR

FREEPORT. H.. May s.-Police
court hereafter will be held in the
parlor Of her home. Mrs. Mildred
Brandt. recently elected police mag.
istrate OF Winslow. III has an.
nounced. She explained that by
holding court at home II would
take less time from domestic duties
and said she would not need a
downtown office.
Mrs. Brandt previously had said
she would not serve, but explained
today that she had changed her
mind at the insistence Of her
friends.
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
PetwOrth Baptist Church.

Communion will he celebrated at
the IL o'colck service at Petworth
BAPTIST Church. with the pastor. the
Rev. F. Paul Langhorne. preaching.
At the evening service the Chris.
tian Endeavor will have full charge,
with haplain Comma nder George r.
Stevenson speaking. On Wednesday y
evening the Herald Band. the chill.
dren's missionary organization of the
church. will entertain with a pageant
entitled "CrowninR the Queen"
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
Unity Society.

Gsrnett January will lecture at the
Unity Auditorium. 800 Homer Build
ing. Thirteenth and r streets north
weet, Sunday evening at s o'clock on
the subject Of True Spiritual Heal
ing This subject will he a discus
sion and comparison of mental, psy
chic and magnetic healing with true
spiritual healing
On Thursday night of each week is
the beginners class in which the
text book Lessons in Truth" Is
used. This class is well ATTENDED
and always closes with a healing
meeting.
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
Epipl,s any.

DR.. James 4. Freeman will preach
at IL a. m. and 8 p. IN. on Sunday In
Epiphany Episcopal Church. At 7:sO
Adolf Torovsky will give an organ
recital. Tho Young Peoples Society
will meet at p. IN.
At the evening service DR.. Free
man will preach the Baccalaureate
sermon to the graduating classes OF
the Washington hospitals. Three
hundred nurses will attend and will
march in procession behind the
church choir.
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
CHRISTIAN
VERMONT AVE. CHRISTIAN
CHIRCH

Vermont ave, north of n st.
REV EARLE WHITLEY. LID. Pastor.
s46 a. m.-Bible School. Z. A. Gong
wer. supt.
II n. m.-Morning worship Sermon by
pastor,
WORLD TASKS"
p. m.-Specisl musical program by
chorus choir. mixed and male quartets
led by w. f. BrsithwRite. director; Miss
Katherine Riggs. hsrpist
s:l5 p m.-ioung Peoples tea.
p. m.-Christian Endesvor meetings
Thursday, y. m.-Midweek prayer
service.
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
State Radio Goes Far Afield,

HARRISBURG, May 6.-Elec-
trtcians tuning up the State police
wireless outfit on the State arsenal
have been unable to get the wave
lengths right to reach the five troop
headquarters. but today Major
Adams got a letter from Holyoke,
Mass, stating that no trouble was
experienced there in getting the mes.
saGes.
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
Ninth Street Christian.

There has been an average at
tendance OF over 1000 in the Ninth
Street Bible School for the last ter
Sundays and an effort is being made
to sustain this record for four more
Sundays.
The Christian Endeavor Societies
will meet at GAS p. m. The subject
OF the lesson is Better Keeping OF
the Lords Day" Evangelist j. Boyd
Jones. Of WinoDa Lake. Indiana. will
preach at ii a. IN. on Glad TidinHs. 4"
and at 1:%5 y. m. he will lecture on
"Spiritualism."
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
Army Men Fly 1900 Miles.

SAN DIEGO. Cal. May e.
Lieutenant J. II. Doolittle and l.. /.
Andrews. flying in an army airplane,
flew here today from San Antonio.
Tex. in twelve hours thirty minutes.
The start was made at 4:25 a. m.
Pacific coast time. and the airmen
landed at Rockwell Field at 4:55
p. m. The distance is about 1.s0O
miles
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
Northminster Presbyterian Church.

The Rev Edward Wright. OF Balls.
ton, Va, will hold Evangelistic serv-
ices in Northminster Presbyteria! :,
Church. Rhode Island avenue and
Eleventh street northwest. from Sun.
day evening until Friday. May IL.
Mr.. Wright as an evangelist has
Travelled over the world and has con.
Quoted campaigns In England, Aus
trailia and Japan.
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
Centennial Baptist.

Men First Got to Jesus" is Pas.
tor Z. Hez Swen's subject Sunday
night. to be followed by twenty-one
baptisms. at the Centennial Baptist
Church. The morning subject is
"Rightfulness.
Herman Hoffman, violinists, and
Fritz Mueller. cellist, will be the
soloists at the evening service to
morrow. At the morning service
Preston Haynes. tenor soloist OF the
George Washington University Glet
Club, will be the soloist. John Rus
sell Mason will preside at the organ
at both services.
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
Church Services Qomorrow

mon at IL a. m. DR.. Kennedy will
preach again at s p. m.
He will occupy the pulpit Of the
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church for the next two weeks.
Through his editorial columns Ken.
nedy is a household word in every
Presbyterian family. He has pre-.
viously been a summer supply for
one or two Sundays In the New York
Avenuet Congregation.
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

CHURCHES OF CHRIST. Scientist.
Brs nebes of the Mother Church. the
First Church OF Christ. Scientist.
In Boston, Mass.
First Church OF Christ. Scientist.
Columbia road and Euclid st
Second Church Of Christ. Scientist
N. E. Masonic Temple. sth and \. Z.
Third Church OF Christ, Scientist,
Masonic Temple, 18th and n. Y. ave.
Fourth Church Of Christ. Scientist.
The Arcade l&th and PARK I'd.
suBJEcr: ADAM AND FALLEN
MAN"
sERvIcEs-
Sunday, IL q. m. and p. m.
SUNDAY SCHOOL-1l a. m.
WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETINGS
-s o'clock.
READING ROOMS:
1919 p. ST. n. w.. ROOM COS
Hours, 9 to $40 (except Wednesdays
to 7. and Sundays and holidays.
2:30 to s: 800.
COLORADO BLDG. 18th and q sts.-
Hours, 10 to = (wed., 10 to I. and
Sun. and holidays. 2:so to b:aO.
las EAST CAPITOL ST
Hours. IL to s (eScept Wednesday,
IL to 6: Sundsys 2:so to 5:3o
Closed holidsys).
THE ARCADE. I4th and Park rd. (sec-
ond Floor)-
10 to b:S0 week days. also Z to .
D. m. tsxcspt Wednesday,.
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
New York Avenue Presbyterian.

At the New York Avenue Presby
terian Church. DIR. d. 3. Kennedy
editor OF THE Presbyterian" Phil
adelphia. Pa, will preach the ser
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
'DRYS To W|N|N
NEXT ELECTION,
J WHEELER SAYS
Anti-SaIoon Lawyer Declares
Liquor Is Still Issue-Sees
! Beer as Menace.

The "drys' will come out Of the
Hert Congressional election strong
er than euer, according to wayne
tB. Wheeler, general counsel and
political general of the Anti-Saloon
League here.
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
LUTHERAN
Luther Place Memoria.
(Thomas Circle.)

(Thomas Circle.)
When you think OF going to church to-
m orrow remember that Luther Place
Memorial has a hearty welcome await
inc you.
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
PRESBYTERIAN
Peck Memorial Chapel
28th st. and Pa. ave. N. w.
REV. IRVING w. KETCHUM,

II a Morning sermon.
7.t5 p. m.-Nesper service.
1915 a. m.-Men's Bible ciass
3 p. m.-Sundsy school
7p. m.-Christian Endeavor.
Wednesday. y. M Prayer meeting
Friday, 7:3O .. m.--Community singin
,ocial and refreshnIent
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-09
ASTRAL NUBAUSTI 29
JURININKAI.
Tai riausiu pasekmes sveti-
moi Valstybej.

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, ko-
vovo 8. Pereito gruodzio
s d. Suv. Valstiju jurininkai
Shame mieste suk6l6 kruvinas
riauSes. Pasekmeje nuzudy-
ia trys vietos policijos nariai.
Keletas jurininkq lengvai SUI
zeista.
Delto visoj Nicaragua res
publikoj pakil9 truksmas
prizes S. Valstijas. Nors vie
tos laikrassGciams buvo uzdrau-
sta apie tai rasyti, teeiaus Il
MOS kitokiais budais buvo
skleidziamos po visa respub-
lika.
'Kaip vietos, taip Suv. Val
stiju valdzios pradejo tyrine-
jimus. Kelids deSimtys juri-
ninkQ. arestuota If atiduota
karo teisman.
stai teismo nusprendis: 20
iurininkq nubausta po 8 me-
tus kalejimo, 8 po 10 metq If
3 po II metq kalejimo. E ju-
rininkai isteisinti. Visiems
nubaustiems -paskirta dar sun
kieji darbai.
Be to, dar 3 jurininkai nu-
bausti po 20 metp kalejimo w
dezertavima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-09
Amerika DaIyVaus Genoa Kon-
fGrGnCijOje?

mas Nausimas skolu kokias
Europa yra kalta Suv. Valstl-
JOINS. Mes eina gandas, kad
Europos valstyb6s ar tik ne
m6gins tQ skolQ panaikintl.
Taipat galimas daiktas, kad
Suv. Valstijos dar pareika-
laus konferencijon nepriimtl
Rusiios bolSevikQ. Gal Tx
tuomet bolSevikQ valdzios at
stovai galetQ but priimti, jei
jie iskalno p2sizaddtq ivestl
Rusiioje radikales pOlitines
atmainas.
Is tn atmainQ svarbiauslo-
j yra vlsotlnu gyVentoJV
balsavimu suSaukti steigiamQ-
i Rusijos selma. Su tuoml
bol$evikai nesutiktQ. Mes to-
ksai seimas reikStQ bolSevikll
valdziai gala Rusijoje.
Taigi, Xxi Siolei negallma
dar pasakyti, ar Suv. Valsti-
jos dalyvaus Genoa konferen-
ciioj, ar siQs saHo atstovus.
ar re.
Genoa konferencija turf
prasidGti balandzio 10 dienQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-09

BERLYNAS, kovo 9.
"Vien Tx Suv. Valstijos, ku-
rios nubalansayo kara If
turejo didele intaka j Versai-
lleso taikos sutartL gall ap-
drausti busima Genoa konfe-
rencija, idant j turetQ pavy-
kimo atgaivinti Europoje eko-
nomine padeti ir isspresti vi
sas kitas Europos supainiotas
problemas,'
.Tokias paziuras pareiske
DR.. Rathenau, Voldetijos uz-
sieniu rel k alq minister's
Reichstago biudzeto komitete,
kuomet diskusuota apie karo
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-09
.KRIME SIAUCIA ANAR
CHIJA.

LONDONAS, kovo 9. - Is
Gslsingf9rso pr"nest"' k"d vi
same Krime, JuodQjq jurQ pa
kraSGciiais, del bado pakilus7
baisi knarchija.
YpaG Sevastopoly, Feodozi.
joj, KerGe il kitur iSalke val.
stieGiai puola tuos miestus
Judo virSininkus, griauja vie.
suosius butus il krautuves
Ir kas tik tinkamesnio pasi-
ma If iSvelka j aplinkinius
laukus If miskus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-09
BaIfour Apie AngIijjos Premiere
IlaopeInus

Jis turf didele intakq pollu-
koje. Jei premiere Lloyd Ge-
orge kabinetas griutQ, be abe
jones, sckanGiu prenieru bu-
tn pakviestas patsai Balfour.
Bet Balfour Stai kQ nupasa-
kojo apie premierq Lloyd Ge-
orge. ReiSkia, Lloyd George
If toliaus pasiIieka savo We
toje il gal dar ilgai valdys
ne wen Anglia, bet ir>vlsa
Britarijos imperij2.
Peikia atsiminti, kad plrm
karo ilg gus laikus Balfour gy-
val nesutiko su Lloyd George
pazlurOms.~ Ir FlSaS 1alhae
.iiedu ved6 kova.
TeGiaus karas If AngIlJos
geroves troSkimas juodu SUI
ved6 kruvon. Ir tue laiku, sa-
k6 Balfour, jis gavo progos
patirti, kad Lloyd George y
"a Siandie gabiausias valdytl
Britanijos imperijos styra.
Lloyd George keleta dlenV
sirguliavo. Bet jau vakal
jjis pirmininkavo kabineto su.
sirinkime.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-09
JAPONAI TURF APLEIsTI
SIBERIA.
Taip sake kazoku atamanas
.semionov.

TOKYO, kovo 8. ~ Prizes
bolsevistinis kazolzq atamanas
siberijoje, semionov, kurs is
keliavo ! Suv. Valstijas gar
1aiviu Empress of Russia, at
sisako ateity kovoti prizes boil
sevjkus. Ar jo tas atsisaky-
mas -yra tikras, ateitis paro-
dys.
Cana to, kad jis kokiais tai
diplomatiniais reikalais ke-
liauja Amerikon. Is ten vyk-
sias Paryziun, kur susispiete
visi Rusijos reakcioniniai ele-
mental, kur veikia, taip vadi-
namas, nacionalis rusQ koni-
tetas.
Atamanas SemionaV sake,
kad Siberijai reikalinga but
vienybej ir nesiskaldyti da-
lis, j kokias tai atskirias. res
publikas. Mes rusq tautos vi
sa ateitis gludi Siberijoje.
Anot Semionovo, Siberia
gall but -padalinta i valstijas.
Bet jas visas turi tampriai
risti federacija. Federacijos
centras turi but mieste lku-
cke. I
Bet pirm visako, japonai
turi eiti salin is Siberijos. Mes
jie tenai tik trukdo Sales Wy
stymosi.
Siberia reikalinga svetimo
kapitalo. Ir kapitalas bus -gau
tas, jei ne vienur, tai kitur.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-09

,PAPILE. Kick laiko atgal,
GGia tapo uzmustas Petrosius,
Skabeikip d. Paliko 6 vaikai;
-antras il gi gull ligonineJe,
vargiai bepagis, mes llauztas
galvos kausa9 Piktadariai
sugauti: du bfoliai Kaladzin-
skiai, Rudikiu kaimo. Primus-
tasis is Biluniskiq X pudoris,
ant kurio Kaladzinskiai buve
pikti. Piktadariai iseje prie
atvaziavusio su malkQ vezimu
is misko Petrosiaus, kuris no
rejo eiti j smukle Hsikasti, If
mlgino istraukti pagali Dndo-
rilli musti, bet Sis neleide. Ne
ileidziaRt, piktadariai istrauke
sukekli If smoge Petrosiul
galvon, kuris krito negyvas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-09
METAI-v0L. VII
VOkIETiJOS VISA Wits SUV|ENYT. .YALSTIJOSE

kontribuciia If apie uzsieniq
politika.
Minister'S Rathenau per-
spejo volieGius, idant jie per
daug nepasitiketu Genoa kon-
ferencijos pasekmemis.
Jis sake, kad jei toje kon-
ferencijoje nedalyvaus Suv.
Valstijos, tuomet is konferen-
cijos negalima lauktii kokios
nors ypatingos ,Vokietijai If
kitoms valstybems naudos.
Be Suv. Valstiju ia konfe-
rencija Europai neduos nieko
gera, bet bloga tai bus daug.
Taigi, Vokietijos visa Wits
yra tik Suv: Valstijose.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-09

WASHINGTON, kovo g.
Suv. ValstijQ vyriausybe,,' sa-
koma, tomis dienoms duosla-
nti atsakyma Europos <dldzlu-
lens valstyb3ms ! jQ pakvle-
TINA zinomon ekonommen Ge-
noa konferencijon. Atsaky-
mas bus pasiQstas Italijos Wy
riausvbei, kuri Santarv6s var
du kviet6 ton konferenciJon
visas valstybes.
PREF. Hardingas tuomi tlk-
>sIu tur9jo konferencijq su val
styb6s sekretorimi Hughes
IA jiedu nutar6, niekam ne
zinoma. Tx zinoma, kad to-
mis- dienomis j pakvietimq bus
pasiQstas atsakymas.
Suv. VaIstijQ vyriausybe
jau senai turi padariusi pie
nus. kokia pozicija uzimti tos
konferencijos klausime. Suv.
VaIstiiQ diplomatai sakC"ls',
darbdojasi iSgauti visa ellie
visokiu nusileidimQ, kol sutlks
daIyvauti konferencijoje.
Pirniausia Amerikos poll
tikai reikaIaus, idant toje kon-
ferencijjQje nebutQ pahe6ia-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-09
TONDONAS. kovo 9.

LONDONAS, kovo 9. -
Vienas is zymausiQ Siandie-
mines Anglijos dipIomatQy Sir
Arthur Balfour, kalb9jo cia
Carlton kIiube. Visi Anglijos
politikai Iukeriavo jo tos kal-
bos. Mes ia kalba tur6jo but
reikSSminga. Tad pagaliau II
sulauk6.
Balfour kalbajo daugiarsia
apie Anglijos politik2 il aple
pra6jusi Anglijos minlsterlQ
kabineto krizl.
Jis pareisk&, kad Siand'e
Anglia butinai reikalinga da-
bartinio koalicinio kabineto,
kuriam pirmininkauja Lloyd
George. Taigi, Anglia butt
mai reikalinga il paties Lloyd
George.
Balfour didziai i$aukStino
premiere Lloyd George nuo-
pelnus, - atliktus AnghJal
pastaraisiais keleriais metals
Sake, kad Shame amziuje ne
rasi Iygaus premierui asmens
AngIijos istorijoje.
Balfour yra konservatlstas'