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balcony, drinking tea. One of Dolly s friends had aimed well.
 Shall we go upstairs and have some tea? It's nearly five" Glyr followed Camille's glance.
 Sho hesitated, then agreed.
 It was an attractive balcony and they found a tiny corner table, away from Dolly's party. Glyn ordered chocolate eciairs and macaroons and known as banana split" The place was crowded.
 Passing Doliy's table on the way out. that little lady dragged her spoon out of a chocolate soda tc wave 1t at Camille in greeting.
 Did you ever see SO many young mon in your life" She was in high good humor. The women out here must be absolutely spoiit" De lighted anticipation of the same spelling process shone on her peri little face.
 Camille passed or, hoping that Ell iiot Giyn had not heard. They proceeded up the long street and then paused at the window of a curio shop, which was full of bea1 necklaces, assegai, weird Zulu head dresses. bullock horns, ostrich feath. CTS and sjamboks-
 If you go Nin there, I shall never get you out again." protested Glyn laughing.
 Camille withstood temptation anc they strolled along the busy, inter esting street which at last trailed off into a wooded walk that was shaded by young leaves, and trees dotted with almond blossom Straight above them lowered tho mountains. gay with heather. To the right were the Botanic gardens ane Camille and Glyn went in and sal down on a rustic bench under . Towering tree, while little darkey children played nearby, and ridiculous Topseys in white cotton stockings and gingham dresses and woody heads went sauntering and giggling througf on their way-home from school. T shall adore this countryi' ' whispered Camille, her senses full oi perfume and of happiness. with all my heart I hope you will" rejoined her companion, with his fine eyes on her eager face. Towsrrow-The Lurr of Africa.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-28
HefIin ReueaIs Wonderful Feat
 Of the Kaiser

Washington. February 27.-(Spe- cisI.)-The Washington Post promi- nently prints the following:
 During the discussion of the bonus question yesterday, Senator Hetlin Alabama puzzled the senators and those in the galleries by declaring:
 "'There stood the Kaiser on tho bat tie plains Of France. with folded arms ga aging into the distance through his field glasses
 Senator Heflin did not stop to ez- plain how the Kaiser performed the remarkable feat and the dignified senators put their heads together, try ing to figure 1t out. One suggested that the crown prince was holding the glasses, but admitted that was a mere guess"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-28
ID RETURN DRURY ID MISSISSIPPI
 NMURDER CASE
Acquisition Papers Granted in Case of Man Held in Con- nection With Death or
 Mother
By FRED Fl. GORDILET MdmkEaGneRy Bureau, The Age Hornfd, &S1-s First National Bank Building

S~l-s EnbN NdAtOhAAA HeAuA buhuhuL
 Montgomery, February 27.-(Spe- ciaL L>-MiltoH Drury, held In the Chambers county Jail at Lafayette on charge of murdering his own mother. Mrs. Ada Drury Converse, at Hazlehurst, Miss, will be returned to Copiah county, Miss, to &nswer the charge, Governor Kilby having grant ed requisition papers drawn by Gov. l., NJ. Russell of Mississippi. today.
 Sheriff H. E.. Ramsey of Capiah county, came to Monteonsery. ob- tained the papers and l4Et iAkAr in the day fer Lafayette whore be wfm reeskvs Drury frem the sheEA6 of ChMnaAeea county. The WassAnk uA- fer which Governor Kiihy gxAAkAd the reauasfx1om was swoen eat hy Els~rfff RamseT and charged that Drwxy eors- mitted the offence February H.
 Drury has insisted that ho h iA- nocent and will be able to prove that he took no part in the crime and knows nothing about it. Sheriff Ramsey said circumstances have been brought together and made strong enough to warrant the arrest or Drury and his brother, who is now held In prison at McComb City, Miss. The sheriff said Milton Drury left with his mother from another town in Mississippi en route to Houston, Tex, travelling in a stolen automo- bile, and that the automobile passed lhe point at which the body of Mrs Converse was found. Drurys brother identified the body as being that of his mother. Milton Drury claims he as not seen his ,nother for many weeks but Sheriff Ramsay said he had evidence that the two left the Mississippi town together.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-28
TO SELL MILL PROPERTY

Athens, February 27.-tSpeciai)- R. IT. Walker, who was recently ap- pointed trustee in the bankruptcy of the Fulton cotton mill of this place, received a hearing yesterday to the petition asking that he advertise a sale of the property. He was granted permission by the bankrupt court to sell the property on March 20. This is one of the incest pieces of property in- north Alabama, and 1t is probable c that number of bids will be re- ceived. The mill represents a half million dollars in value. and all the machinery is in fine condition. It has been one of the best industries in this part of the state until recently, when business depression forced 1t to go to the wall.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-28
200 Banks in North
 Carolina Fight
 Richmond ReserDe
BY Assnciated Pres.

Charlotte, N. C., February 27.-Triai of the suit brought by more than 200 North Carolina banks and trust com panies for a permanent injunction restraining the Richmond federal re- servo bank from dishonoring checks drawn upon them for which a clear ance charge is charged. opened to- day in Union county superior court at Monroe. temporary injunction was granted by the court last spring after the reserve bank had insisted upon the clearance of checks at par despite an act of the state legislature au- thorisng the state banks to charge a clearance fee.
 The reserve bank, following the passage of the act which is opposed pointed out that 1t did not require the state banks to charge exchange l on checks but merely permitted them to do so, and that such a course was contrary to the fixed policy of the federal reserve system
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-28
TALLADEGA OVER TOP
 IN PRESBYTERIAN DRIVE

Talladega, February 27.-(Spe- cial.)-In little over an hour to- right the people of Talladega raised a balance of $s,2sl in the Presby- terian campaign for Christian educa- tion. exceeding their quota of $15,ooo by about $50. This was the closing night of the campaign and . mass meeting had been called which was well attended by members of all de- nominations. A gift of $246 was made by the orphans of the orphans home. which is directly interested in the movement; the ladies' auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church gave s2,ooo and the Sunday school gave $100.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-28
GARDENERS GETTING BUSY

Roanoke, February )--- The fine weather of the past week has put pep into the gardeners for this year in and around Roanoke. and tn, local seedsmen have done a good business. The rake, hoo and plow are the most popular forms of exer- else at present and If the gardens are not all. killed later in the year by severe cold spell, the people should besable to feast again before long. Gardening in Roanoke and Randolph county has been hobby with the people and lot of fine vegetables are raised each year for home and foreign consumption.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-28
GOES TO KENTUCKY

Tuscaloosa, February 27.-(spe- cial.)--Dr. F. L. Edens. for several years pastor of the Monnish Memorial church in this city. has accepted a call to the First Baptist church in Versailles, Ky. Dr. Edens is one of the leading ministers in the Southern Baptist convention and his efficient work here has endeared him to those of all denominations in the county.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-28

"When I say that I weigh twenty five pounds more than I did a short time ago 1t speaks volumes for the merit of Tanlac." said Jos. B. Drake. 4s0 Belmont ave, Springfield, Mass
 The first. thing Tanlac did for me vas to give me an appetite and tone up my stomach. It wasn't long be- fore I was eating things I. hadn't dar- cd touch for years and anyone to see the hearty way 1 eat now would find it hard to believe that few weeks ago I was dyspeptic and living on the liyhtest kind of diet.
 "Another good thing Tanlac did for me was to drive the rheum atism all most entirely out of my system In fact. I can truthfully say it has made me feel like a new man in every way. It certainly is a grand--m edicine."
 Tanlac is sold in Birmingham by Patton-Pope Drug co. and Sellers Drug Co.,, Inc, and by leading drug gists everywhere.---Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-28
More Wall Street
 Brokers G0ue Up
 The Game Yesterday
By Associated Press

New York, February 27.-The Consolidated Stock Exchange to- day announced the suspension of Mosher & Wallace, brokers.
 Suspension of Thomas H. Cow ley of the firm of Thomas H. CowIey & Co.,, WAS also announced.
 An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was Iatei filed in federal court against Moshar & Wallace on petition of one crcd- itor with a claim of So11. Lia- bHities were estimated at S175,- 900, while the assets were not listed.
 Another involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed against Gamble & Yates, stockholders. No estimates were made of the liabilities and assets. Three cred- itors presented claims of $5,45O.
 Montreal, February 27.-The brokerage house of TOusaw, Hart X Anderson has assigned for the benefit of creditors. The an- nouncemcnt was made today from
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-28
BANK NAMES OFFICERS

Tuscaloosa, February 27.--(Spe- cial.l--At a recent meeting of the board of directors of the City Ma tional bank, the following officers were elected Robert H. Cochrane president; Samuel F. Clabough. active vice president and cashier; J. J. Dos ter, director, Mir. Cochrane has been associated with the City National bank since 1887, and has filled several offices iR the bank during. his. long service. As president he fills the place made vacant by, the death of Mir. S. F. Alston which occurred in January.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-28
READY FOR ROAD BIDS

Athens. February 27.-(Special)- The state highway commission has made known to the public that it Is ready to receive bids on the con struction of the Athens and Florence road, which was made possible by the recent bond issue. This will be the first road to receive attention In this county and will make possible better travel from Athens to Muscle Shoals.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-28
PROPERTY OWNERS CITED

Tuscaloosa. February 27.-(Spe- oial )-W. J. williams, state fire mar shal, has issued approximately 4c notices to property owners in this city requesting the removal oi wooden and tin awnings from bus mess houses. Recipients of these no tices have 30 days to comply with these orders.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-28
DR LLOYD RESIGNS

Anniston. February 27.-(Special.)- Rev. William Ross Lloyd, minister at the First Christian church off, this city since 1918. rendered his resigna-
 ton as pastor at the Sunday morn ing service at the church, the resig- nation being accepted under protest by the members of the congregation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-28
"S.S. Makes Skin Clear and
 BeautifuI---Your Body PIulrpy
Amazing RasnlRs Erusn hses&nsm aa Bleed Cellsi s. & & a RAMzsx&sz&k k|
 Rlood-C Cen BuiRAmn.

Do yUu know that your HDms ce gAnHa fg due almost entirely to the Gu1nI number of hlood-cel1s in your blood Do you know that yuu can build q your whole body. from your fa,ce your feet to the normal. natuTsl beautiful pfunpnesx which it nhnul have. by using the great blpod~c<s builder, g. & S.7 You don't hswe change your diet. or figure out f1l guesS-work theories about fatS foods, or use new fad treatmeutA 2. anything of the kind. Take 8. 8. Your skin will clear up rcnaAxtAhii your complexion will be Ike . ross| petal, your lips ruddy, your eyea cle&I your neck and cheeks win i'm ori Also S. s. s. being one of tho mol powerful blood-cleansera, your gAC| eruptions, pimpleS, blotche& biac1| heads. acne. disappear. Just try q
 you'll see. & s. s. is sold at all dSp| stores, in two gtzeM. Tho l&rEar e1f| is the moro economical
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-28
THE WEATHER
By Associated Press

bama and Mississippi; Cloudy and colder, with probably rain Tuesday; Wednesday clearing and much colder.
 Georgia: Cloudy Tuesday; rain Tuesday night and Wednesdays cold CT Wednesday, fresh east winds
 Tennessee: Rain in east, rain or snow in west Tuesday, colder Tues day; Wednesday clearing and much colder.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-28
TUCKER FUNERAL TODAY

Anniston, February 27.-[Special.) ) Funeral services for James L.. Tucker, s4. whose death occurred at Blue Mountain on Sunday, will be held Tuesday morning, the body of the lamented citizen to be carried to the family burying ground between Center and Hokes Bluff, Tuesday for interment
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the rostrum of the Montreal stl Exchange.

Philadelphia. February 27.-i brokerage firm of P. K. Gutf] & Co.,, members of the Pht delphia stock Exchange, md n general assignment tod for the benefit of creditors. I firm- which did a small busind was made up of Paul K. Guth and J. P. Robbins. No assets liabilities were announced.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-28

From every ton of ground sdga, cane may be obtained five gallon of molasses, which can be made int, two gallons of alcohol.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-28
LOCAL DATA

F. c. HORTON. Observer. Summary of observations made at sta tions of the United States Weather Bureau during the 24 hours ending at D. m., 9oth meridian time, February 27. 1922:
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-05
KATP sUDARYTA FEDE-
RUOTA RUSIJA.
Padainta j apskritis ir tauti-
nes gTupes.

MASKVA, rugp. 3. = Teo-
rijoje siandie Russia sudaro
grupe nepriklausomp republi-
ky ir autonomines valstybes
'ir apskritys. Tai visa suicide
ruota su sovietine Rusija~ Kie-
lSvienai tokiai valsty bei Quota
teis6 visai nuo Rusijos atsis-
kirti, jei to pageidauja. Taip
bent yra teorijoje. Bet aktu-
aleje praktikoje, Maskvos val
dzia JOINS VISIONS diktuoja sa-
vo norus ir visoms virsinin-
kauja.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-05
NAUJAUSIOS ZINIOS.

GENEVA. Svecarija rugs j. - Cia atidaryta treGio
kaSmetn6 TautQ Sqjungos konferenca Pimnnkauja Bra
ziIjoS atsovas Domico da CANA Svarbaus kausmai APP
tar tai Ausrjos fnansns krizis il valstybiu nusignk
lavmas =
MOOSEHEART, ILL, rugs ), - Vakar Darbo dienoje
cia kalbljo Dabo sekreOrius Davis Tp kitko s pareS
k6 jog darbinnkams aukSti uzmokesnia pasiksQ il to-
Iiau To reikalauja geresnis darbninkQ gyvenmas.
NEW YORK, rugs. 5. - Kuomet vyriausyb6 Sgavo
injunction prizes geeznkeleCius klo daugyb6 visokiQ
kabu protes atkepQ prizes vyriausybe. Generals pro
Gia pareSk6, kad vyrausb6 tai visa neakrepan
ii dom6s Sake, vyriausybe rupi Salies gerovG.
CHICAGO, rugs. ). - Ties 4S gat ant Illinois Central
gelezneo polcija kap k laku susek6 veno veoi tapo
bagQ kaq geezn Spyki Tuojaus tureo atvaziuoti eks
presnis trauknis. Tag, laiku paSanta neaime Pktaa
rial ieSkomi.
ADANA rugs s. - Ties Eskishehr turkai nacionaistai
kovoje sunakino graikQ korpusus.
BERLYNAS, rugs. 5. - Vokietjos Aukstosios Siezi-
JOS daes gyventojai referendum nubasavo paskti prize
Prusijos Nenori auOnomijos
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-05

Generals prokuroras Daug-
herty Chicagoje ana dienQ lal-
m1jo injunction prizes strei
kuoianGiuS gelezinkelieGiuS, /
dant jie netrukdytQ darbamS
gelezinkeliQ iStaigoSe If trau-
kiniQ vazin6jimui.
injunction" i$dav6 fede-
rails taiS6jaS WiIkerSon. Is
Quota laikinai. sio rugs6jo y
Il. ivykS Gia federaliame teiS-
me iSkIausin6jimai. Nuo to
prigult<, ar injunction tu-
ii paSilikti viSuomet, ar tik
apribuotam laikui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-05
.BOLSEvIKAI NUzUDE MI
L|ONUS zMON|y.

LONDONAS, rugs. 5. - IS
Rygos laikraSciui Times pra-
mesa, kad bolSevikai oficialial
apskaito, kick crezvicaika nu-
zud6 zmoniq pirm isteigsiapt
vyriausiq bolSevistinei Rusi-
jai teismq, kas ivyko pereita
vasario m6nesi.
Taigi, Grezvicaika nuzudziu-
81: 6,775 profesorius ir moky-
tojus, $500 gydytojQ, 355,25O
kitu apsviestu zmoniq, 1924
kunigus ir pravoslavQ sventi-
kus, 54,650 karininkq, 26O,109
kareivius, $4,000 policistp, 12,-
$50 dvarininkQ, 192,350 darbi-
ninkp ir 815,1OO valstieGiu.
Tick bolsevikai paduoda O.
ficialiai. Reiskia, jQ auku bus
kur-kas daugiau.
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Uzdrausta valkiotis aplink

Uzdrausta valkiotis aplink
gelezinkeliQ istaigas, sakal-
biauti, arba streiklauziams
grumoti.
Jei injunction" pilnai bu-
tn pildomas, tai streiko kaip-
ir nebutQ.
Vyriausyb6 nusprende Gin
Junction. igyvendinti visomis
priemonGmis. Prireikus, sake,
bus pavartota kariuomen6.
Is WaShingtono pranesa,
jog tai yra viena is griezciau-
siu priemoniu, kokias senai ia
d6jo vartoti prezidentas Har-
dngaS.
Organizuota darbQ tas Gin
Junction. uzklupo visai nett
k6tai. Amerikos Darbo Fede-
racijos prezidentas Gompers
tvirtina, kad tas injunction &"
prieSingas Sales istatymams,
taigi. darbininkQ laisves prin-
cipui. Ateinanti Sestadienl
WaShingtonan susaukta speci-
ale Am. Darbo FederaciJos
valdybos konferencija. Bus ta-
riamaSi, kas toliaus veikti
prizes kylanti Amerikoje "au-
tokratizmQ."
Sakoma, bus pasitarta apie
generali streikQ Suv. Valsti-
jose. Mes dauguma darbinin-
ky organizacijQ senar reika-
lau.ia toxic strciko. Gi Sian
die tokiam streikui taikosi
tinkamoji proga.
Visa nelaim6, sake Gompers,
Jog Amer. Darbo Federacija
neturi teists skelbti generall
streikq. Ia gall daryti tik at
skilios organizacijos.
Taigi, "injunction" didziai
uzgavo darbo vadus If nezi-
mia, koki bus is to reZultatai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-05
GraikQ Armija Sunaikinta,
SkeIbia Turkai
SIAURINES ARMLJOS LIEkAN0S ISBLASKYTOS PO
KALNUS IR MISKUS

Turkai turf taipat daugybe 73s
batar6jQ. jig artilerija paSe-
kmingai veiliia il su nepapraS
tn >markumu. Jie turi pakak-
tinai amunicijos.
!Turku raitarija pdsekmln-
gai prieSq Spaudzia Philadel-
phijos rytuoSe. Gi mfantelija
visomis j3gomiS darbuojasi
perkirsti vienatini graillQ az
miios suSiSiekimQ gelezInkeliu
Su Smirna.
Graiku karo laivynas Suko-
ncentruotaS ties Smirna. te-
mai pasiQStaS is konStantino-
pOllO II anSlll ktfO lillNaS NlIlS
George V. Graikai ten turl
9 armJoS transportus, ku-
riuoS del viSako paruoSe.
Is SmirnoS praneSta, kad
tenai is kovO> lauko atgaben-
ia 1000 SuzeiStQ graikQ ka-
reiviQ.
Francuzai turi informacijQ,
jog Siaurine graikQ armija at
kirSta nuo pietvakarinGS ar
miioS. Tai didziauSia grailiQ
nelaim6.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-05
IS LET TUV0S

PUPONYS, KupiSkio walls.
RugpiuGio 10 diena, PuponiQ
sodziaus jaunimas surenge va
kara. .Vaidino "Nekaltas Avi-
nelis." Vaidinimas nusisek6
vidutiniSkai. Malonus ispudis
igautas lake vaidinimo dingo,
kaip dumas, pradejus vienam
jaunuoliui sakyti valkatos mo-
nologa: "ISejau visas kalei-
kas. Monologe keliais zod-
ziais tapo uzgauta bendrai ka-
taliku dvasiskija. Jaunimas
galetq pasirinkti geresniq mo-
nologq ir nesekdamas "Lietu-
vos Ukininko" taktikos. Rel
kia manyti, kad tai ivyko per
apsirikima, mes negalima ,da-
leisti, kad visas jaunimas pri-
tartp tokens dalykams. Pu-
poniu jaunimas paroles suma-
numo darbe, reikia tiketi, If
ateityje dirbs kick galedamas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-05

JURBARKAs. Rugpiusiho h
6 d., cia buvo didele manifes-
tacija del pripazinimo Lietu-
vos de jure. Dalyvavo Kau-
no komendanturos dudp orkes-
tras ir victims parapijinis
choras. Zmoniu prisirinko
pima turgaviete. Kalbetoju
ypac buvo pabrezta, ,kad Amc-
rika padare NUNS labai sim
patingq ir reikSminga darb2,
pripazindama pilnai be jokil
sqlygu musu neprik:ausory-
b.. Publika reisk6 karzto prl-
turimo sveikinima saukdama:
"TegyvuoJa Amerlka; Fallo
Amerika" ir triuksmingai plo-
dana delnais. Manifestations
rengeju komisijai pavesta pa
siqsti sveikininq Americas
valdzios atstovui.
svente baigta gcguziuSmis
IL koncertu, kuriame dalyvavo
.nusq !Operos direk.orius p.
Sodeika ir kitos izymesncses
muzikeje jegos.
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KALDAMA APIE GENERAL ! !STRE|KAS, VALSTUOSE

ISduotas "injunction' netu
ri ko panaSauS S. NalStiJQ Is
torijoie- Apima visa Sall.
Draudzia Streikininkams, JV
virSaiGiamS, taipat Amerikos
Darbo FederacijoS virSinln-
kams kokiu nOrs budu kenkti
darbamS, gelezinkeliQ iStai-
goSe vedamiem>, ir traukiniQ
jud6jimui.
Uzdrausta plketuoti, uzka-
bin6ti streiklauzius, juoS pa
Siepti, juoS zodziu arba raS-
tn arba per telefonq atkalbi-
nett nuO darbo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-05

PARYhTUS, rugs. ). - An
goroS valdzios (turkQ nacio-
naliStQ) miSija Gia paSkelbe O.
ficiali is AngoroS praneSimQ.
Pazymima, jog po penkiQ
dienQ kovoS Nazojoj Azijoj,
graikQ armija perkirSta pu-
siau il nugal6ta.
Anot turkQ, Siaurint grupt
taip Sunaikinta, kad jos lie
kanoS iS>iblaSk6 po aplinki-
MUS kalnuS ir miSkus- Pieti-
ne grura viSu greitumu atsi-
meta atgal.
TurkamS teko galybt karo
medziagoS. Tarp kitko $50 ar
motQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-05
DE VALERA PAVOJINGAI
SERGA.

DUBLINAS, Airija, rugs. 5.
-IS autoritativiu versmiQ pra-
mesa, kad zinomas airiQ mails
tininku vadas de Valera cio-
mai mirtinai sergas. Ir pro
vizional6 vaIdzia 10 visai ne
liecia. Sakoma, j pagavusi
plauGiQ liga. .
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-05
.PASKUTINIS AUSTR|JOS
zINGSN|S.

VIENNA. rugs. 5. = Aus
triios kanclieris kun. Seipel
iSkeliavo Sveicarijon. Tenai
mieste Genevoj jis sauksis Au
strijai pagelbos nuo Tautq
Sajungos. Arba apdirbs galuti-
nus planus susideti su Italija.
jei TautQ Sajunga atsisakys
geEb6ti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-05
SUSIRINKO MEKSIKOS
KONGRESAS.

MEXICO CITY, rugp. A.
Cia susirinko session Meksikos
kongresas. Is svarbesniqjQ pro
blemQ kongTesas pirmiausia
spres apie skolas. kokias Me-
ksika skolinga kitoms valsty-
b6ms. Tas skolas laikas at
moketi nors ratomis. Be kita,
ko kongresas darbuosis, idant
Suv, Valstijos pagaliau pri-
pazintp Meksikos vyriausy-
be. u
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-05
7 STREIKLAUzIAI zUVO.

PITTSBURGH, PA, rugs.
5. - Cia gelezinkeliq istaigose
padegta viena pasture, kurioj
nakti miegojo 7 streiklauziai
Visi jie zuvo. Istaigose pa
daryta dideli nuostoliai, ka-
dangi gaisras persimet6 ant
kitq trobesiQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-05
ANGLIMS TRUKsTA
VAGONU.

MARION, ILL.,, rugs. 5. -
Williamson apskrity 1000 an
gleIiaSiu iSnaujo neturi darbo.
Nes nepristatoma anglims IS
vezti geIezinkelio vagonQ.
Harrisburge, ILL.,, uzdaryta
16 kaSyklQ trukstant vagonQ.
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Ka sake graikai:;

Is Smirnos graikai pranesa,
kad turkai nacionalistai grail
kus puola visu frontu. Veto
mis- graikai atsimeta ! uzpaka-
lines apsiginimo linijas ir is
ten veda pasekmingas prize
sui kontratakas, kaip ilgai ne
bus sulaukta pagelba. Ate
jus pagelbai graikai turi vii
ties sulaikyti turkQ briovima-
81.
Graikai nusiskundzia, jog
turkai labai ziauriai apsieina
su graikais ir armenais kriks
eionimis, kurie patenka jiems
pasitraukus graikams. Ciyi-
Illus zmones neturkus naciona-
listai Judo, sake graikai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-05
GOMPERSO PATARIMAS
DARBININKAMS.

WASHINGTON, rugs. s.
Amerikos Darbo Federacijos
prezidentas Gompers Darbo
Dienoje pataria darbininkams
tik organizuotis II organizuo-
tis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-05

PHILADELPHIA, PA, ru-
gseio 5. = Pagaliaus lvyko
taika kietqju angliq kasyk-
lp savininkq su streikuojan-
ciais anglekasiais.
Sutartis pasirasyta senomis