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The Washington herald., 1922-04-25
Accepts Position on Allied
Body Considering Teu-
ton Finances.
SALE OF SECURITIES
IN u. S. CONSIDERED
Wall Street Leader Will
Sail in May, He An
nounces.

NEW YORK, April Al. Pier
pont Morgan will sail for Europe
probably about the middle of May
to accept membership in the COM
mittee appointed by the inter-allied
reparations commission to examine
the possibilities of a great German
loan.
Breaking a rule of long duration
Morgan personally received the
financial reporters of the New
York newspapers and the press as
sociations in an ONCE OF his Wall
Street bank to explain informally
his understanding of the mission
which he has decided to undertake
in common with other experts in
the finance of the world.
Expects to Take Large Amount.
Il have been looking into the
question pretty h@Iu during the
past few days" he said. 81 feel
that I can be useful and ! am going
over. ! cabled my acceptance this
afternoon. Business and personal
matters are exacting my attention
but ] am going over as soon as
can. probably about the middle OF
May.
"As I understand. the committee
was appointed to consider and re-
port on the condition under which
the German government can raise
a foreign loan or loans. The ques-
tion 7 am asked Is: "On what con-
ditions can a German loan be placed
in the United StatesT I think that
on certain terms. with good secur-
ity. a loan can be arranged. and q
large amount placed in America"
Here Morgan was asked whether
he believed the issue would be alb
sorbed by American banks or would
he offered for popular purchase, as
were the America war issues.
Avoids Political Talk.
We are going to try to sell II. st
he replied. The amount OF bonds
That could lie sold here would de-
pend on the kind OF security that
Germany can offer and on whether
We think the terms are good"
Morgan refusedi to estimate in
figures the amount that might be
sold in America. but he believed
the time was particularly favorable
for this operation.
When the hnancier was asked
whether he believed the loan would
clear away the chief obstacles to
Europe's recovery, he held Up a
warning hand and said:
Now you are getting into poli-
ties. and my interest in the situa-
tIon Is merely to advise what the
United States can do to help the
loan plan"
Guarded By Four Men.
The interview, which was an un-
usual event in the history OF the
house of Morgan, took place within
one leap OF the portals of the big
bank where four muscular young
men in business suits with the ap-
peararce of clerks but all armed
and trained to meet emergencies
stood guard.
Morgan's manner was business
like, yet at times during the ais
cussion of his mission he permit
ted himself the relaxation of a
smile.
One of the most powerful indi-
viduals in the world, and a daily
ccrnniuter between his residence and
his bank in New York. Morgan,
nevertheless. has become almost a
mythical figure even 20 Wall
street men-a tremendous influence
rather than a human being. II is
only rarely that he is seen in Wall
street, and il is "A common report
that he "staggers" his office hours
so as to avoid regularity in the
time of his arrival and departure.
The Washington herald., 1922-04-25
TOLSTOI SEES WAR
AS PARLEY RESULT

In the conference at Genoa I can
see nothing but the beginning of
another war" said Count Ilya Toll
stoi. son of the great philosopher
and writer. who came to Washing
ton yesterday.
"The nations participating at
Genoa. it is quite evident, want the
Russian market and il seems to me
that Germany Is determined to Lave
war with France"
The Washington herald., 1922-04-25
NOnaggression Pact
Will Be Considered

GENOA. April 24-The tedious
pickering with Russia and Ger
many apparently ended for the
present, conference leaders are now
able to turn for the first time to
consideration of their FIRST big con-
structive project-the mona CreS-
sion pact intended TO prevent fur
ther war in Europe.
Some of the more impatient dele
gates. wearied with the quarrel
ing had begun to despair Of any
thing constructive being done
Hence IL was with great relief
they learned France now feels she
has been Vindicated completely in
her protests over the Russo-Gcr-
man treaty and is willing to Join
the other delegations in taking up
the nonaggression pact suggested
by Lloyd George.
French Seem sntIshed.
This project in which all Euro
pean nations would agree TO alb
stain from aggression of any kind.
is one OF the biz cards l.loyd
George has been waiting 10 play.
He hopes il can be made TO occupy
the same place in European ar
fairs that the Washington naval
treaty does in the Pacific. n he
can get such a treaty between the
European powers, he Will feel that
the conference has justifed its eN-
istencet IL would be his big trump
when Ms government stands for
reelection.
Despite the somewhat disturbing
nature of Premier Poincares
speech at Bar-le-Duc threatening
TO leave the conference unless more
heed is given to the French view
point. the French delegation here
appeared well satisfied with the.
turn of events. That was the i'm
preston conveyed In an official
statement issued by the delegs-
tion today. They declared they
were entirely satisfied with the last
allied protest 10 Germany taking
exception TO German allc-stions|
that the allies were trying 10 frame
up a Russiash settlement disadvan-
tageous TO Them. Tho French 80
feel the exclusion OF German sa
Continued on Pags Iro.
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-11
MON NWILL RIDE In
CARS nj EN- ORAL DAY

he parade route for the
observance march
gleE5 SWil1Sbe too gcss. a distance for
walk, the committee in
sschargeso f&arrangements has dec1d-
sedstoypla eautonlobi in the par
lad In these cars which will be
decorated with flowers, the
ri d G.
This idea was suggested at the
of the executive
when a full report on
al Sprogress ITO date was made.
asSergeant =. Morgan stated
that he and his assistants were
hard on parade plans and
being lined up
S6or$the big memorial observance.
ore than fifty persons, mem
sSbers OF tn eS executive committee
md HI is sub-committees are ac-,
tivelY engaged in plan-making for
DEcoration,Da y. The financial
Is launching its drive
fprAthes S 90 necessary to carry
8phtthe program arranged.
asaptains Rollo j = Conley and his
Crew of5four-minute speakers are
$put lining the addresses which
ssHhey wi II present in the city
sssshools May 20 81 Committees have
ssss6aenSnamed to visit all cemeteries
which will be iimp for the
Ito reach. The marchers
Wi lssVisit Maple Grove, Holy;
sSandSWood1awn cemeteries. 4
Committees are now engaged in
1narking the graves Of the veter-
sssans. Those of the Civil and
wars will have
4Ena11ASsEAmerican flags on the
ssGIounds while those Of the World
AVarwil II be designated by the,
emblem adopted by the various
organizai ss
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-11
I6793Igs87 5s ESSEN 5Et525E.5' s-i#3S5E5 49,
BAD STOMACHS
CAUSE PIAlPLES
Boils, Pimples. Blotches On Skin
OFTEN Caused BY Constipation
or Indigestion

When the stomach is in such a
bad condition that the food sours
and fern ents and when the bowels
are torpid and clogged with the
foul matter that should pass away
it is certain that the poisons must
70 into the blood and find their
way out of the system through the
skin as we'll as through the natur-
alctanenls. So pimples and Dolls
appear, the skin becomes rough
and Naturalization serious ecze-
ma is the result of acid stomach
and lack Of bowel action.
All this can be avoided and II
present can be made to pass away
and the skin cleared up and made
healthy by a course of Nerv-
Worth The good effects will be
noticed even in very serious cases
before the first bottle is taken up.
1t aids the digestion, stops gases.
regulates the bowels. soothes ner-
svousness and tones up the system
generally Mrs. Daley of Hagers-
town, Md, had a bad case of in
digestion and bowel trouble and
her blood got in a very bad con-
dition. but She soon eradicated the
trouble with a few bottles OF
Nerv-Worth. Any druggist has 1t
and sells it at one dollar a bottle.
You will always find it in the two
Fortney Drug stores and Cranes
drug store in this city, and every
druggist is authorized to give the
money back if the first bottle Is
not satisfactory in results.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-11
ORCHESTRA SCORES
HIT AT BLUE RIDGE f:
Another Concert TO Be Given
This Evening in Addition
to Regular Film.
Despite the counter-attraction Of

Despite the coun ter-attraction OF
the circus this afternoon, Yerkes
Happy Six Orchestra attracted a
large audience at the Blue Ridge
Theater for its first concert today
The orchestra proved equally as
popular in it's concert program as
it has proved in its phonograph
records. Another concert will be
given at o'clock this evening in
connection with the regular motion
picture program, and with the large
crowds in the city for the circus
it is expected that a. capacity house
will attend the entertainment. Fol-
lowing the concert at the Blue
Ridge this evening, the orchestra
will play at the American Legion
dance in the Masonic Temple.
which is scheduled totbegin at $3.50
O'Clock.
The Happy Six Orchestra has
been identified with the making
OF the most acceptable photograph
records ever put on the market.
When an orchestra has cultivated
the friendly interest of the general
public through the quality of their
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-11
I-7I1-1- ~ lIT FI5g T-@3 77T n - I-9
MRS DUNHAM BURIED.

A large number Of people gath.
cred at the home Of William Dun
ham at Albert Court yesterday for
the funeral Of Mrs. Durham, whose
death occurred on Tuesday eve.
ming. Impressive services were
conducted by the Rev. w. J. Eddy.
pastor of the First Baptist Church,
assisted by the Rev. r. T. Brow2,
pastor Of the M. E. Church South.
"A quartet composed Of Mrs. T. e.
johnson, Mrs. E. c. Rowand, S. H.
Diemer and F. K. Meyer sang
abide With Me" and asleep in
Jesus"
This morning the body was TAX
en- to Harmony Grove where fur
Their services were held and where
burial was made.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-11
Local DOPE! ASEs
SFEDER COURT; } q
Six Persons Arrested il This
City Is Face Judge
Baker Today.

Dope peddlers and dope addicts
of this city and its Immediate Vi
cinity occupied the stage in federal
court at wheeling today. Six cases
sent to the court by J.. ?. Kirby,
United States commissioner OF this
city, were scheduled for trial to
day. Federal officers who aided
local county and cit, officers in
making the arrests here. say that
they think that Fairmont is the
hub of a big dope ring.
working on this conclusion, the
federal men expect some sensa~
tional development today when the
taking of testimony is started in
the cases Of Tonsey McKipsey. Ned
and Lizzie Wilson, James Brock
and Grace Brock and Bertha Kirk,
all Of this city, charged with I'M
lawfully purchasing or unlawfully
selling narcotics.
Several members OF the city po-
lice force and two deputy sheriffs
will be among the witnesses called
by the government in building up
their cases around the six accused
persons. Federal officers we're OF
the opinion last night that they
would have at least two confes-
sions of guilt out OF the six cases.
Martin Lapinskey OF Flemlngtcn,
Taylor County, charged with a vlo-
'lation Of the Federal Prohibition
Law by having corn meal mash ID
his possession at his home at Elem
ington. insisted that what the Off
GERS took for mash was his pig
feed. Judge Baker dismissed the
charge after learning that Lapln-
skey had already served five
months in Jail on the charge.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-11

records, such as the Happy Six has
done. it is only natural that their
admirers would like to see the per-
sonnet Of this musical combination
and also avail themselves Of the
opportunity OF dancing to the en-
trancing strains of these ever POP
ular melody makers.
In their concert program the
Happy Six is assisted by Miss
Margie Winters and Miss Georgina
Thomson.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-11

The third needle in a paper is a
lucky charm if one takes it first
on opening the paper, according
to a belief common among the
peasant women of France.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-07
AIRUA LAISVA SAILS.

DUBLINAS, 81. I. Pra-
DEUS vakar Airija iko laisva
Sails, Britanijos dominija, kuo
met Anglijos karalius patvir
tino Anglijos pravesta Lais-
vosios AiriQ Sales konstitu-
cija.
Airijos generaliu gubena-
torium cia prisiekdintas gen.
Healy. ...
Airija SvenGia didele Sven
te po daugelio simtQ metr
laimejusi laisve. Nuo sio lai-
ko atrial patys savo valsty-
,bes likimu rupinsis, nors IL
prigules Britanijos imperiJos
Saimynai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-07
9 M|L|ONAI PROH|b|C|-
JAI VYkINTl,
WASHINGTON, gr. Z.

WASHINGTON, gr. Z. :
Prohibicijos vykinimo vyriau
sias komisionierius Haynes J.
dave kongresui raporta is
prohibicijos vykinimo PEREZ
tais metals ir reikalauja 9 mi
lionq dol. iSlaidQ ateinantienls
metams.
Komisionierius tvirtina, jog
prohibicijos vykinime siandle
krizis pasiekes auksciausia
laipsni. Sekantiems keleriems
motams bus reikalingos dido
les iSlaidos. Paskui iSlaidos
eisiancios ,mazyn. Gyventojai
apsiprasia il istatyma pildy-
sia.
Teciaus Siandie del prohi-
hicijos palaikymo reikalinga
be paliovos kova.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-07
LIE 7 U V 0 JE.
KALEJIMAS - NE
VIESBUTE.

KAUNAS. Delei nesamo-
niq, kurias skleidzia Wilniaus
lenkq laikrastis "Slowe" a
pie Lietuvos kal6jimus If lai-
komuosius juose lenkus, teko
suzinoti kalejimq departa-
mente ir "Kaliniq globoj" 81
toki paaiskinima:
"Visi taip vadinami kali
Mai = lenkai yra Lietuvos
pilieciai. Tarp tp "lenk'l'
yra kaliniai, pavardemis Kis7
kis, Meskis, Ciurlianis, Mar
gulis, Kubilius, Adomaitis If
kit; kai-kurie jq net lenkiskai
kalbeti nemoka.
Kad kaliniq buvis yra var
gingas, visai suprantama, mes
pats laisv6s atemimas nevi-
sal yra malonus. Maisto ka-
lejimuose jie gauna uztektl-
mai, atnesimai is Sales neap-
riboti, pasimatymai duodama
du kartu j savaite, pasivaik-
Sciojimui valanda i diena. Ka-
Iiniai inteligentai patalpinti
geresniose kamerose; knygp
gauna is miesto su prokuratu-
ros leidimu be apribojlmo.
Nurodymas, kad siauliu ka-
FJlllle Jle peISldllll ulluV1 Su-
nkius darbus ne visai tikras,
nes bendrai jokiu sunkipju
darby musu kalejimuose ne
ra. Vienintelis darbas, kuri
kaliniai dirba, yra malku piau
stymas ir kapojimas. Bet ta
darba jie atlieka is eiles su
visais kitais kaliniais, ir at
lieka noriaii, nes tai duods
iiems sioki tokii jjudbsi. Uz
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-07
MIRE zYMUS AMERIKOJ
PASAULlNIS kATALIkAS,
BUV0 LEIDEJAS-REDAK-
TORIUS KATALIKIsKO
LAIKRAscIo.
Nelaime patiko j vaziuoja
automobiliu.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, gr. =
Eienatinio s. ValStyb6se ka-
taliki$ko anglQ kalboje diem
raSGio Daily American Tri-
bune" laidtjQ Q-redaktoriQ Nj
chOlas Conner patiko nelaim6
IT. netiktta mirtis.
Praeitq SeStadieni jis su
Savo smumi Uicholas, dukte-
rimi Anna, j. B. Shredder,
Miss f. Hirschbocck ir Fred
Stemm (viSi Marquette Uni
verSitetO studentai) ankSti ry-
to automobiIiu iSvaziavo is
Gia ! Milwaukee, Wis.
Apie uz ~ mailiQ nuO Du-
buQue vaziuojant ! Janesville,
arti South Wayne, automobi-
lius paslydo ant SIapiO vieSke-
lio il, nusirites pakamGn, upe-
ly apvoz6 leidejq q-redaktoriQ,
.io dukteri il Shredder. Nisi
trys prig6r6. Gil jo sunui ir
kitten dviem pavyko kaip ten
iSsigelb6ti.
Mires Nicholas Conner bu-
70 vionas zymiausip pasarlli-
nip kataliku Suv. Nalstyh6se.
Papa Plus X nabaSninkQ bu-
vo apdovanojes Sv. Grigo-
riaus ordcnu az jo nuOpcnuS
katalikystei.
Visu trijQ zuvusiQ laidotu-
YES ivyko Gia antradieni.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-07
SIMPATIJOS REIsKIMAI
MIRUS N. CONNER.

Kondolenciias telegramo-
mis- j Dubuque, Ia, paslunt9
Amerikos Arkivyskupai II
Vyskupai. Visi jie tvirtina,
kad mirus Gomer'ui katalikQ
zurnalizmas Amerikoje pane
Sa didclius nuOstOlius.l Nuo-
stolius turf ir Baznyeia.
Chicagos Arkivyskupo pa
siusta tokia telegrama:
"Simciu savo simpatlJq
mirus Gonner'ui. Jo mrl-
mas tikrai dideliS nuOstohs
Baznyciai.'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-07
sVENTASIS TEVAS PASI
TIKI FRANCIJA.

PARYZIUS. CT. I. - Is
Romos gryzo ApastalQ Sosto
nunciius Francijai, mOnSlgno-
ras Cerretti.
Pasikalb6jime su spaudos
atstovais monsignoras sake.
jog Papa reiSkes didel! pasl-
tik6jimq Francijos valla kaS
link legal6s Baznycios stovy,
bos Francijoje.
!Toliaus sake, kad Sventa'
sis Tevas nuodugniai panfor'
muotas apie visus reikalus
Francijoje ir patsai tai visa
studijuoja. Be to, Plus X
labai palankiai atsinesa
Francija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-07
I[GNSTA\JDINOD0I

K0NSTANTINOPOL, gr.
I. - kuomet turkQ naciOna-
liStQ policija m6gmO konfis-
kuoti paGiQ nacionalistQ auto
ritetu iSduotus pasportus
Sinful armenQ, nOrinciQ aplei-
sti Konstantmopoli, Anglijos
kariuomen6 tuojaus iSnaujo
uz6m6 viSas Cia muitines il
kulkasvaidziu apsaugoje leido
items armenams IL Kittens
krikSCiOnims pab6g6liams in
eiti i laivuS, kuriais apleis
TurkiiQ.
TurkQ policija, be to, ne
leidO krikscionims pabege-
liams sueiti vienan francuzQ
garlaiviu Samsune, Juodos
juros papkraSciuose, nors tie
pab6g6liai turi italy autorite-
tu leidima.
Militarinis Konstantinopo-
lilo gubernatorius Rafet pasa
tur9io keturiu valandQ kOn-
ferencija su santarv6s koml-
siOnieriais II generOlals. Pa
daryta laikina sutartis, kuriq-
ia pasiremiant leidziama kri-
kScionims apleisti Turkija, jei
iie to nori. Teciaus paties
principe klausimas neiSspres,
tas. lures ivykti daugiau
konferenciju.
Rafet paSa tvirtina, kac
santarve iau neokupuojs
Konstantinopolio il netur:
b; teises maisytis tarp jo If Tur
kijoj gimusiu kriksseeioniq,
| Juodosios juros pakraseiuo
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-07

kalejimQ sienq jie dirbti ne
leidziami, nes mazdaug visi
jie turf didesaes bausmes ar
ha tardoMi: tos gi rusies ka-
liniams leidziama dirbti tik
kal6jiIml sienose.
Valgis, kaip jau buvo pas:
tebeta, ypae kalejimuose, ku-
riuose lSlaiko valdzia, ne sa-
vivaldybes, yra uztektinal se-
ras. Valgis isduodamas su
kaliniq prieziura, kurie nuolat
is eilas dizuruoja virtuveje.
Jokiu ypatingp apsunkinimQ
kaliniams nedaroma, bet Emo
ma, pro languS ZluretI lr Kali
E2tis neleidziama. Buvo po-
-ra metQ atgal' atsitikimq, kad
sargyba negaledama pavaryti
kaliniu nuo langq, saude aux
Styn, bet If tas dabar uzgin-
ia. Kalinius musti grieztai
uzdrausta If jeigu toxic atsi-
tikimai butq, kaltininkai butq
nubausti. Paneiai musp ka-
Riimuose abelnai nevartoja-
mi. Jie tiktai uzdedami, kai
kas nusikalsta. Taip vadina-
MEMS - lenkams ia bausme
.ligi Siam laikui taikoma nebu-
vo."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-07
PATARIA MAzINTI MO-
KEStIUS TURcIAMS.

WASHINGTON, gr. Z. =
Pinigyno sekretorius Mellon
kongresui idave savo raporta
istatymui jokip pataisymp.
Nereikalauja jis federaliQ
mokesciu istatym. pataisymQ.
Tx pataria sumazinti "sur-
taxas, " taigi, turGiu moka-
mus mokeseius, Tie nabagai
jau ir taip daug "pavarge. -
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-07
Prezidentas PrieSinasi Konstitu-
cijos Tampymui

WASHINGTON, gr. 6.
Prezidento rinkimu ir inaugu7
racijos konstituciniam came
ndmentui," kurl senatas turf
tuojaus svarstyti, didziai
prie$inasi prezidentas Har7
dingas.
Prczidentas sake, kad Sales
konstitucija neberaikalmga
nIolatinio tampymo. Taip
toliaus MCCALL butt.
Prezidentui ypaG nepatinka
greitas kongreso susaukimas,
kurs turi sekti vos uz keliQ
savaiciQ po rinkimQ. Tarpe
rinkimQ ir kongreso sesijos
pradzios visuomet turi but
platesnis tarpas. Reikia
duoti progos visuomenei atsi-
kvoseti, visapusiai apgalvoti
visokius klausmius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-07
SantarV6 Padave TurkamS P|a.
nus Dardane|iQ Reika|e
TURKAI TURES GERAI APSVARSTYTI IA
kLAUS|MA

LAUSANNE. or. I. Pa
galiauS pirmieji santarves va
lstybiQ delegatai prabilo Oar
dancliQ stovybos klausime ne
sulaukdami turkQ paduodant
savo planus.
Santarv6s delegatai padav6
turkams tokius planus:
Dardanelius ir BosforQ kaip
taikos, taip karc laiku
kontroliuoja intcrnacional6
komisija, Sudaryta is atstovQ
viSQ didziQjQ valstybiQ, Suv.
ValstyhiQ, Turkijos. If visQ
SALTY. kuriQ sienos susiSiekia
Su JuodQJa Jura.
! Turkai turi pagalvoti.
Taigi, turkai turf, ko jie
nor6jo. Ir Siandie tuo klau-
Simu JIG turi rimtal pagalvo-
ii.
Pasirodo, kad turkams Da-
rdaneliu problema labai sum
ki. Jei jie paklausys Rusi-
jos bolSevikQ il nOrGs Darda
nelius palikti savo kontrol6je,
tai Turkijai prisieis pasiga-
mint nemazq karo laivyna.
Tai nemazas dalykas. Turkai
to nenori. Ir nezinia, kaip
.iie atsineS tan klausiman.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-07
ANGLLOS REPRESUOS KONSTANTINOPOLY
rURKAI NENoRI IsLEIsT Is TURKIJos KRIKscIoNIl

Sc yra apie $4,000 krikscioniQ,
daugiausia sub6gusiQ is Tur-
kijos gilumos. Graikq gar
laiviaiS norma juos is ten
paimti. Bet tuTkQ autoritetai
prieSinasi. Sako,, jei tie
krikSGionys bus imami i graf
ky laivus, tai turkQ valdzia
juos visus, krikScionis, gra,
zinsianti atgal Turkijos gilu
mon.
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Princas dekojo Papai

Princas d6kojo Papai w
pasidarbavima j isgelbetl
.nuo nlirties bausmes, kokia.
jam buvo revoiucines valid
zios Atenuose planuojama.
Papa prince klausinejo a.
pie Graikijos padeti.
Paskui princas buvo priim-
las kardinolo Gasparri.
Jis pareiske. kad keliaujas:
Anglijon. TeGiaus Romon att
7sykes specialiai, kad perso=,
naiai padekoti sventajam Ta
vui.
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GRA|Ky PR|NcAs BUV0
AUD|ENCUOJE PAS
SvENTAJl TEvA.

ROMA, gr. Z. Istremtas
K Graikijos princas Andrew,
buvusio karaliaus Konstanti-
no brolis, su savo zmona a
lice IL keturiomis jaunomis
dukterimis buvo audiencijoje.
pas sventaji Teva.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-07
METAI-YOL VII.

Bet senate agrikulturos ko-
mitetas, kuriame .yra progre-
;syviQ atstovu didziuma, ta a.
mendmenta grazina senatui il
darbuosis j pravesti.
Tas amendments, /" kurs
tlretu skaitytis is eiles 20-uo-
jn, paduoda Sias atmainas
konstitucijoje:
Prezidento ir vice-preziden-
ic inauguracija seka treeiajl
sausio pirmadieni po rinkimp.
'Naujai iSrinktas kongresas
susirenka session pirmajl sau.
aio pirmadieni.
Panaikinama electorate ko-
legija. Prezidenta If vice
prezidenta kiekvienos valsty-
.bts gyventojai renka tiesiogl-
liais balsais.
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6 zUVO SU AEROPLA-
NAIS.

NEWPORT, News, Va, gr,
u Langley lauke du aerop,
lanu susidauze $50 pedQ au-
kStumoje il liepsnodami dri-
DO zemen. 6 zmones zuvo. L;
iE du armijos lakunu. = ma
joras Gearhart If kapit. Do
vie.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-07
MIRE JEZUITAS PR0FE
SORIUS.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, gr. =
Mire st. Louis universiteto
zymus dogmatines teologijos
profesorius, kun. Francis J.
Klocker, Jezuitas. Nabasnin-
kas eio 63 metus an1ziaus.
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PRAs1DEJo B9LA.

MARION, ILL.,, gr. (. Pa
galiaus cia prasidejo byla del
.buvusiq Herrine darbininkl
skerdyniQ. Teisiami pirmiau-
sia 5, kaltinami zmogzudyste-
Sc. ...s.
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Karo LAVAL praleidziami,

Visus planus il visus pro,
jeEtus turkams vakar idav6
Anglijos Delegates lordas Gu
ron.
Sis pazym4io, kad kontro-
les k6misija gales Sen ir ten
praleisti Dardaneliais nusta,
tyto didrmo karo laivus. Te-
Claus iplaukusiems i Juodqja
jurQ karo laivams komisija
paskirs laikq, kada jie turi
gryzti. Tas laikas bus ski
riamas sutinkant su aplinki-
n6mis Juodosios juros valsty-
b6mis.
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jog pertakp1 klausimu jie pir-
mutiniai nepaduosia jokirl
planu. Jie, kaip paprastai,
tylesia. iTegul, sako, santar-
YES delegatai pirmiau paskel-
bia sayo projektus. Ir tik
paskui jjie, turkai, atsiliepsia.