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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-01
BOLSEV|KAI RE|KALAUJA
ATSAKYMO
Atsakyma TeGiaus Trukdo
PranCija

GENOA, bal. 80. - SOvie-
tQ Rusijos delegatp pirminin-
kas Tchitcherin Italijos pre-
mierui Facta, konferencijos
pilmininkui, idav6 nOta.
Tchitcherin reiSkia nepaSi-
tenkinima, kad bOlSevikQ de-
legaci.iai santarv6 taip ilgai
neduoda atsakymo ! kOntr-pa-
siQlymus.
Bol$evikai pagrmoja, kad
kitaip jie savo kontr-pasiQly-
mus atsiimsiQ ir uGimsia pra-
dine pozicijq, kaip ilgai ne
,gausia uztikrinimo, kad Rusi-
jai butinai turi but pripa-
zintas kreditas. \
Santarves atsakymQ Sovic-
tn Rusijai aptaria vyriausio-
10 komiteto subkomitetas.
Anglijos delegatai sutinka
su kai-kuriais bolSevikQ kont-
r-pasiQlymais. Bet tam priest
nasi Prancijos delegacija.
Prancuzai stow grieztai uz
tai, kad jei bolSevilai nenori
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PRAMATo AMERIKos-vo.
KIETIJos-RUs1Jos
sUTARTI.
Taip galvoja b. volieciu mi.
nisteris simons.
BERLYNAs, b. 80. $

BERLYN.AS, b. 80. Ru-
su-vokieciu ekonomine sutar-
tbs anksciau ar veliau pakels
rusq-vokieciq amerikonp SUI
TART. Mes Americas intere-
sal tampriai suristi su viduri-
mes Europos If Rusijos atsta-
tymu.
Taip sake DR.. Walter 81
mons, b1rves Vokietijos uzsie-
nip reikalq sekretorius, kurs
siandie yra yokiecip vyriau-
.sybes patareju.
ReikalingOs turgayietes,
'siandie nesrnagumai su
nedarbu, Suv. Yalstijose, sa-
ko DIR. simons, "paeina svar-
biausia del nesuradi1no pre-
.kems turgaviee1p. Pirn karo
Russia Amerikai buvo Ndidele
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LIETUvos vYRIAUSYBEs
PRoTEsTAs DEL VII
NIAUs ANEKSIJoS.

KAUNAs. siu metp ba-
landzio ] d., prof. Jurgutis,
uzsieniq reikalp minister's,
pasiunte p. Hymansui Tautrl
.sajungos tarybos pirlnininkui
sia nota del Vilniaus aneksi-
jos:
10 Ekscelencijai p. Hyman-
sui, Tautq Sajungos tarybos
pirmininkui, Genevoje.
Lietuvos vyriausybt sayo
1921 M. gruodzio IA d. nota
protestavo pries lenkq Wy
,riausybes organizayima netel-
setp rinki0s Vilniaus srity.
Praejusio kovo "a d. Varsa-
vos seilnas, rendamasis susi-
burimo ivykusio auksGiau mi
.netp rinkima pasehneJe, rezo-
lucia nutare aneksuoti Vii
: q p
niu Lendjon.
Lietuyos vyriausybe ener-
gingai protestuoja prizes 81 ak
ta lenkq yyriausybes, kuri,
'paskelbusi Zeligowskl mais-
-tininku il nuo jo atsisakiusl,
naudojasi 10 smurtu II tarp-
tautinio pasizadejimo sulau-
zymu.
Lietuvos vyriansyb6 pareir
Ska, kad j nepripazins sios
.Lietuvos zemi1l aneksijos.
Jurgutis,
US. reik. ninist.
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METAl-YOL. VII
Zi1lios IS Lietuvos

kad Lietuvos valdzia turinti,
apie keturis simtus tukstaneil
hektarq negineijanai jai pri-
klausaneiq .Vadinamp, ma5ora-
tiniu zenliu, kurias isparda-
-Yus amerikieciams lietuyiams
beze1niams ir mazazeniams
galetu isrinkti j 80 milionp
doleriQ.
Istiesp tai fSia stambiai KY.
sta. Majoratiniq zemiQ ze-
mes Ukio If valstybes turtQ
ministerija is yiso tepereme
26 tukstaneius $40 hektarp ir
is to ploto yra isparceliuota
18 tukstanciq 374 hektarai,
$3.50 h. isnuomuoti il tik q.
1856 h. yra dar ministerijos Ii
nioie.
z. U. IL v, T, NJ.
Statistikos Skyr.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-01

grazinti uzgrobtQ ar susocla7
listintQ svetimQ SaliQ savas-
ciu Rusijoje, tai jie privalo "
tai pilnai atlyginti.
Toliaus prancuzai stow ~
tai, kad Rusi.jai nei jekia da-
lis skolu nebutQ dovanota II
w visas skolas nuoSimciai tu-
r6tu but m0kami.
Tasai prancuzQ ~nusistaty-
mas trukdo santarv6s atsaky-
ma bolSevikams. Teci9us An
glijos premieras Lloyd Geor-
ge turi vilties, kad jam pa
vyks prancuzus kiek-nors pa
lauzti savo pus6n If viskas bu
sia gerai.
Prancijos delegates Bart
hou uzgyn6, kad buk prancu-
zq delegaciia busianti atSauk-
ia is konferencijos.
Tas pat >Barthou pranese,
kad kuomet bolSevikams bus
Muotas atsakymas, jis keliau-
sias Paryzim kokiais tai svar-
biais ~reikalais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-01
turgayiete industries produk

turgaviete industries produk-
tams.
"Vokietija yra kuone toxic
je pozicijoje kai kad Ameri-
ka. II todel j buvo privers-
ia pasirasyti ekonomine SUI
TART. Rasi, Vokietija tai at
likti pasirinko netinkama lai-
ka. Teciaus Vokietija, buda-
ma siandienineje savo ekono-
mineje pozieijoje, negalejo
jokiu budu at1nestf svarbaus
Rusijos pasiQlymo.
vienodos aplinkybes.
"Nokietija jjuk nepageidaq-
u ~ q. * 4
ia turetf didelio skaitliaus
bedarbiu. To alegeidzia nei
Suv. Valstijos.
"Del to, as tikiu, jog sekan-
It's svarbus pasaulio istorijoj
zzingsnis bus atliktas, tai eko-
nomine suv. Valstiju, Woke
tiios If Rusijos sutartis.
Eeciaus reilzia pazyln6ti,
Ekad to svarbaus iyyldo gal
prisieis laukti keleta metq, il
gal tik atsimainius admins
tracijai Washingtone. |"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-01
PLEsIKAI ATs11MA sAvo

NEW YORK, bal. 80.
Ir eia seka ziauri kova po-
hcijos su plesilSais. Andai vie
ma diena teismai nubaude "a
plessikus. Kuone visi nubausti
astriomis ibausmemis, ilgiems
metams kalejimu.
Teisejai neturi jjokio pasigai
laiimo piktadariams. Mes eia
iau arssiau nei Chicagoje.
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ANGLEKAs1Q R1AUsEs;
10 sUzEISTA.

iUNIoNT0WN, Pa, geg. :
Ties Hillman Coal Co. ka-
syklos No. /, Towerhill, ivy
ko kruyinos streikininku riau-
ses. Suzeista 4 valstijos polio
monai ir 6 streikininkai ir ,jQ
Salininkai.
Daugybe zmoniq arestuota.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-01
AMATN1NKp UN1JU PA
RoDA'V1MAs. :

81 sestadieni Chicagojes ivy
ko amatninku uniju { parodavi-
mas If prakalbos municipale-
je, prieplaukoie. Tarpe ktu
kalbetojp buvo If Americas
Federacijos prezidentas Com
pers.
Miesto gatvemis parodavi-
mas prasidejo 2::30 po pietq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-01
TAIKININKAI VEIKIA
KINIJOJE.
Deda pastangas militaristus
sutaihnti.
PEKINAS, Kinija, bal. 2s

PEKINAS, Kinija, bal. %,
- Visos padeties itempimas
Kinijoje kick sumazejo, kuo-
met taikininkai prad6jo smar-
kiai darbuotis, abb pusi sutai-
knit. Neziurint to, abb pusi
daugina savo kariuomeniu
skaitlius ir uzima strategineS
vietas.
Pekine gauta ziniQ, kad a,
merikoniSki ir kit karo laivaj
plaukia j Kinijos pakrasciuS
su reikalingu skaitliumi ka
riuomenes, kuri, prireikus
bus paVartota saugoti ella gy:
venanGius europeans. Bet
kick Xxi siOlei zinoma, sVe
timSaliams nepramatomas pa
vOjus.
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Lietuva)
zIDIKAI, Mazeikip APPS

zIDIK-AEI, Tx Mazeikip aps.
Nesenai isikure ligonbutis,
kuriam dang triqso padeda
organizatore, p. M. Peekaus-
katie. Yra gerai shtvarkytas,
il gera prieziura. yGerp darb-
ssssip zmonip deka, padedant
apylinkes gyventojaras, pra-
des veikti.
Pas mus kaip If kitur, EMO
mes labai vargsta nuo girtuo-
kliavimo. Daznai matyti gat-
vese pasigerusip, ypae apie
traktieriu. kaip Ivarnq apie
sprogena. Gala labai gala.
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DIDEL1s M1sKU GAIsRAs.

LAKE WOOD, N. J., bal.
30. Ocean If Monmouth ap-
skrityse per dvi dieni siaute
didelis miskp gaisras. Ugnis
sunaikino apie 10000 akrq
medzziQ If krumu. Liepsnos
atsidure iki pat tureiaus Ro-
ckefellerio farmos.
Nuostoliai skaitomi Xxi 8
milionQ dolerip.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-01
NUBAUsTA PLEsIKE.


Kazkokia jauna mergisseSiia,
kuri pasiyadinusii Eva Gary,
teismo nubausta vieneriais
metals kalejin1o If l doleriu
pabaudos.
Jinai su Walter Gary ilgas
laikas Chieagoje uzsiimdinejo
plesimais. Tasgi Gary seniau
nubaustas kalejimu nuo 3 iki
20 metu.
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kick LIETUYIy ISYAz|A.
. VO L|ETUV0N kOV0
MENEs!.

WASHINGTON, N-27 d.
(Elta). s. m. kovo menesi
is Amerikos, isvaziavo lietu-
vip Lietuvon 554. Isvaziuojan-
cciq cci skaiciq sudare 355 vyrai,
SO moterys If 13O vaikQ.
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KfNUOJ CIVILIS KARAS.

PEKINAS, bal. 80. - Pie
tuose nuo Pekino - Tsient-
sin galezinkelio seka kova. Su-
Sir6me dviejQ generolQ armi-
jos 100 mailiQ ilgu frontu,
Kova seka del Pekino.
Tai civilio karo pradzia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-01
SKAlTYNTE R PLATN-
KITE 'DRAUGA.'
PINIGV KURSAS.

L =
Syetimp saliq pinigp yerte,
mainant nemaziau 25,OOO dol.
bal. 20 d., buvo tokia pagal
Merchants Loan & Trust Co.
Anglijos sterl. syarui ABS
Prancijos 100 frankq 9.1O
Italijos 100 lirp $40
Lietuvos 100 auksinp .S6
Vokietijos 100 markiu 80
LenkV 100 marlip .O2
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kick II q. M. TURF MA.
JoRATINIU zEM1V.

Pereitq metp "Lietuvos' Z
No. 267, atspausdintas Ameri-
kos ieturiq atviras laiskas
sSt. Seimui, kuriame rascnaa,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-01
Vadu pareiskmai.

Generolas Chang Tso-hn
painformavo amerikonlska
pasiuntinybe, kad iis nemanas
atlikti militariniu veikimp sa-
limais Pekino, arba isilgai Pc
kino-Mukdeno gelezinkelio,
kaip ilgai 10 vyrai nebus puo-
~lami. siamegi atsitikime jis
tik ginsiasis.
Bet gen. WI Pei-fu~vis sta
to reikalavimus, idant gen.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-01
Chang TSo-lm savo ka-
riuomene iStrauktQ uz
zinomos didziosios senoves
>ienOs.
Apleidzia militaristuS.

Kaip paprastai, abiejq pu-
siu r6m6jai, is kuriu daug ko
tik6tasi, apleidzia viena II kl-
tq generolQ, kuomet pastebe-
tas neiSSvengiamas susiklrtl-
mo krizis.
YpaG gen. Chang iTso-lln
nuo to jauGia daug nesmagu-
mq, ,kuomet tokiame svarbla-
me momente j apleidzia Jc
Salininkai.
Chang Tso-lin pozicijq zy,
miai susilpnina If DR.. Sun
Yat-sen kile nesutikimai <su
Cantono valdzios karo minis
teriu.
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Ar bus civilis karas?

Gen. WI Pei-fu savo spekas
koncentruoja keliuose centruo
Sc. Jis gall pasirodyti stip-
rus savo prieSri. Mes turf
parinktinas pozicijas If arti
savo bazes. Tuotarpu gen.
Chang Tso-hn savo spekas
turf perdaug iSsklaides il per-
toll randasi nuo savo bazes.
Keliomis artimiausiomis
dienomis bus zinoma, ar kills
Gia evils karas, ar gal able
jq pusiQ taikintojams pavykS
politinius priesus sutaiklntl.
Tikroii tn abieju vadQ SUI
sikirtimo priezastis toll grazr
he nacienaliai reikalai. Be
tik paprastas abieju kits ki
tam pavydas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-01

MEXICO CITY, bal. 80.
= Radikalai socialistai pada-
re sakalbi is Guadalajafa ka-
lejimo paliuosuoti apie 200
pavojingu kriminalistu. Bet
tas sakalbis nepavyko.
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TURKAI PRIEsINGI SAN
TARVEs sALYGoMs.
Bet palinke taikon su graikais

Konstantinopois, bal. 30
TurkQ nacionalistQ valdzios
atsakymas j santarves taikos
salygas cia iduotas santarves
komisionieriams.
NaeionalistQ atsakyme yra
daug palankumo. Sis atsaky-
mas nuo kitQ skiriasi tue,
kad turkai savo paziuras is
kloja trumpai il aiSkiai. Tas
i komisionierlus daro gera is
pudi.
Svarbiausi posmai.
Svarbiausi atsakyme pos
mai yra Sic:
1. Turkai nacionalistai ne
gall pripazinti salygos, kad
graikp kariuomen6 is Mazo-
sios Azijos bus evakuota tiE
DO to, kuomet turkai sutks
su visomis santarv6s paduo-
tomis taikai salygomis.
3. Turkai nacionalistai sto-
vi uz tai, kad su paliaubQ pa
darymu graikai pradetp eva
kloti Mazaja Azijq.
f. 8. Kad santarv6 turi tur-
kams paduoti aiSkiai vlsas
taikos smulkmenas, koklos
bus diskusuojamos.
4. Kad Adrianopolio If Gal
lipofi klausnnai turi but ke-
liami konferencijoje.
Konferencija Ismide.
Nors Sis nacionalistQ atsa,
kymas daugelio aiskinamas
nepriimtinu, bet turkai neuz-
trenkia duriQ pries santarVes
axis Mes jie tuojaus notoJe
pazy1hi nori lrodyti savo pasl-
ketinimus tikrais II nori pa
rodyti, kad jie troksta talkos
Ir pazymb kad nacionalls.
tai delegatal yfa pdsllehSE
susieiti su santarves delega.
tais Ismide. Tenai-gi pasi.
tarti, ar galima rasti tinka.
mus taikai pagrindus.
santarves komisionieriai
notoje atranda, kad turkai ma.
cionalistai nori daugiau dere.
tbs su santarve.
Bet is Angoros pranesta
kad nacionalistai stipriai nu.
sistate laikytis savo pazluru.
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Arizona republican., 1922-03-26
zodgeNeW

Those who attended the woodmen
of the world box social last Monday
night, and had the nerve to try their
luck with the hook and line. are
united in their praise of the taste of
good Judgment OF the ladies OF the
woodmen circle and their friends in
preparing boxes to suit the taste.
Every one present had good time
and enjoyed every minute of the
evening, and / am sure you are
watching the paner TO see when the
next Woodmen of the world social
win be staged.
Next Monday evening, March p,
every member Of the Woodmen circle
is invited to attend the Woodmen
meeting and see the initiation work
put on, We have a good class to
initiate and can assure you that 1t
will be worth your while to come
and see the work put on by your big
brother. State manager Mcdonald
will be present and assist in the
initiation.
our uniform rank degree team is
doing splendid work now and it viii
be worth your while to see them
work, we are preparing TO go to the
uniform rank .encampment to be held
in September, for this State and New
Mexico. every uniform rank COM
panv in the two tates will be there.
Every member, both OF the w. o.
w. and the w. c. are urged to be
present Monday evening as there
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

Prominent Phoenix pioneer and FL
nancier in costume Of an Indian chief
at fancy dress ball on board the
steamship Keystone on Jan. %, en-.
route to the Orient. Mr.. Gangs COM
panion in the picture is the captain
of the Keystone; who is in the cos
tune of a pirate.
Former Mayor Emil CAM has been
having the time of his life on the
Shriners' pilgrimage to Manila. ac-
cording to letter from Mrs. CAM,
a member of the party. The letter,
written from the steamer keystone,
says:
Our trip has been all we expect
ed and more. The potentate (of the
Shrine) is also the mayor of Seattle.
We enjoyed two days in Shanghai
going and have had one day on our
return.
Mr.. CAM has been the lion of the
party. He dances with all the pretty
girls, goes on all the trips and never
misses meal. (Mr CAM is SO years
old) l am so proud of him that
will enclose a picture taken with the
captain of the keystone in costume
worn at a fancy dress ball given for
the potentate. Mr.. Gaaz was an In
dian chief and the captain a pirate.
we arrived in Manila on Feb. 5.
We stayed six days at the Manila
hotel, an attractive hotel of five
stories. We had a room overlooking
Manila bay. Governor Wood and
Mrs. Wood entertained at tea one
afternoon in the governors palace.
The governor inquired about Colonel
McClintock and other Arizona friends.
''The mayor of Manila gave a ban
quet at the exclusive Spanish club
for 125 Of the Shrine party. Mr..
GAM was seated beside the host.
I'VE took the railroad at Hong
Kong for Canton, where We visited
the temples. one OF them the temple
of 500 gods. We saw the narrow
streets. which are only wide enough
in some places for sedan chair TO
pass with the three coolies carrying
it, In Canton we were the guests OF
the chamber Of commerce for an auto
ride.
1.-The Great Wall here has been torn
down and in it's place there is a wide
street. They are tearing down blocks
Of houses for streets.
1--WE leave Shanghai for Kobe.
They plan to put on Shrine work at
Yokohama and to arrive at Seattle
on March 10. Mr.. CAM joins In best
wishes. We will be glad to get home.
after our trip in Asiatic waters
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26
HOW PUBLICITY
IS TO Be GAINED

do something worth writing about
aud you will have no trouble getting
publicity for your organization" said
Mrs. Effie Leese Scott, associate ed
itor of the Arizona Magazine, member
Of the League Of American Pen
women and the New York City Press
club. This statement was made by
Mrs. Scott in her talk on Publicity"
She is a widely experienced publicity
writer and director. She drew an
imaginative field for playing the pub
licity game with an army Of Parent
Teacher associations on one side and
the public on the other, with the
press between, the objective being to
get the club news across the press
row to the waiting public. ITO break
through the press lines" said Mrs.
Scott, "the club news must possess
a certain amount Of news value and
must supply to the public at least
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

list at s17 East Roosevelt street; also
several visiting members. All are be-
ing looked after by our sick steward,
but would enjoy a visit from any
member of the order, so call at the
club and find out where you can see
these sick brothers.
The secretary has changed his Of
flee hours for the balance OF this
month and for the month OF April.
While the bulk of the dues are COM
ing in he will be at Moose club from
1880 to p. m. each day except
Sundays.
Don't forget the entertainment on
next Wednesday night. A good time
is assured and it has been mentioned
that the ladies OF the Legion may
have some of their good eats. All
visiting members are invited to at
tend our meeting and to make the
Moose club their headquarters while
in the city.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

one Of three characteristics: 1t should
either inform, interest or instruct.
Club editors were urged TO write
newsy copy by reviewing real actiW-
ties and eliminate effusive accounts
of the personal charms OF the hostess,
decorations and that tiresome line,
''and dainty refreshments were
served"
Mrs. Scott presented a definite out
line for building a publicity machine
TO carry the news from a national
headquarters to the local organiza-
tions in the small communities, and
closed by giving some timely hints
concerning the proper construction OF
the leading paragraph of a report sc
that it shall attract the attention of
the editor. do something worth
while and the press win come to you
and carry your news across to the
public" was advised.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

NUN NGIIOI UA II IAVIItl.
DATED. Phoenix, March 25. 1922"
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26
LOYAL ORDER OF MoosE

Phoenix lodge, No. 70S, will have
social dance and entertainment on
next Wednesday night. There will
be no meeting of the lodge. All mem
bers and their friends are invited to
attend. Every member is asked to
bring a friend. The time will be $3.50,
the place Odd Fellows hall. Third
avenue and Adams street. The COM
mittee assures us that there will be
plenty of good music aid entertain
ment for all. A very profitable Off
GERS business meeting was held last
Wednesday night at Moose club,
when several matters for the ad
yancement of this lodge were dis
cussed and decided on, one of them
being that a plan was arranged to
have the clubroom fixed up so that
it would be a comfortable place 20
stop at, including the placing of pool
table set in same.
Brother Yinger is still on the sick
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

All that is needed to change flap
per into a sweet, wholesome Amer
ican girl is to interest her in the out
doors and provide recreation and
work that will give her the stimula-
tion she now gets from jazz dances
and the movies, according to the ma
tional executive of the Campfire
C{,-fC
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

will be some things brought before
the camp and discussed that will be
interest to every member, and you
are entitled to speak on the question
that may come up that night. so
come and be a booster for woodcraft.
for by so doing you are protecting
the widows and orphans Of your city.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

Radio telephones have been INSTALL
ed on the huge biplanes engaged in
the London Paris aerial service.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

A yalveless, Eearless engine Tor
automobile use is being made in Man
chester, England.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26
HONOR IS URGED
To SOLDIER DEAD

Fitting services to commemorate
the soldiers OF the World war. the
last remaining bodies of whom will
arrive at Brooklyn from France on
April 2, are urged by Gov. Thomas
z. Campbell in a proclamation is
sued yesterday. 1t is as follows:
Funeral services over the last
shipment of bodies of American sol
diers, sailors, marines and nurses
who made the supreme sacrifice in
the World war are to be. held at
Brooklyn on Sunday afternoon, April
2, at o'clock. This service is in
tended to commemorate not only the
1900 whose bodies are now enroute,
but also all cf their $4,000 comrades
whose mortal remains have been re-
turned to the soil of their beloved
country.
I'm my estimation it would be en-
inently fitting If on the day and at
the hour mentioned the people of
Arizona would abserve with appro-
pirate exercises this memorial serv-
ice, and / hope that throughout our
churches services of simple yet inn
pressive nature may be conducted
simultaneously with the service to be
held at Brooklyn. In solemn recog-
milton of the fact that these have
given their lives for the nation. 1t
has been suggested that the bells OF
our churches be tolled at the hour
specified l sincerely hope that the
people OF Arizona will unite in OBJ
servance of this solemn occasion.
THOMAS e. CAMPBELL.
Governor of Arizona.
"Dated Phoenix March %. 1922"
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

Every state in the union now has
highway department.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

A tax of 1000 marks person on
foreigners who remain in Berlin more |
than five days has been proposed by |
the housewives league of that city.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-26

A 30-carat diamond has been found
in British Guiana, in the. Kurpung
River Because of a flaw the stone
will have to be halved.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-03-18

His own previous visits to Washington, of which he has al ready made many, have given him knowledge of the manner in which many of these matters should be handled.
 His permanent home and int erests are right here in one of our own cities, where his capital is invested
 To be brief-GaleA is the right man for the right place ie. as Alaska's next Delegate to Con- gross.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-03-18
TRAIL NEWS

Bill Berry, Jack Dolan and Dan Campell arrived from Chisana on Monday evening, making a quick trip. Jack Dolan left for Chisana again next morning.
 Shorty Gwinn and Charles Lub- be left with their teams on Mon, day morning with four tons of freight for the Glacier for Carl Whitman of Chisan a. They are expected to return today and leave at once with freight for Ed Bris gen and Jack O Hara for ChiSana.
 Dan Campbell who has spent netrly two years in the White River District prospecting re- turned to Mccarthy by dog team. He seems in the best of health and shows no i'll effects from his terrible experience of of the winter of 1920 when he and Jimmy Brown were storm bound on the Rohn and had their limbs frozen. necesSitating a long hospital treatment fo1 both of them.
 Dan is very reticent as to the result of his labor but seems very. optimistic of the future of that section. :...-
 Mike Knowles arrived in Me Carthy at midnight last night with mail from Chisana.
 Leaving that camp on the morning of the 18th. he made a quick trip.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1922-03-18

Lou Anderson has secured a lay on the Hoffman bench on the right limit of Rex creek The property is owned by the John E. Andrus Go. of New York.
 Sam Means will leave next month to prospect May creek, a tributary of the Nizina,. He has secured an engine and drill and is going to give the ground a thorough test.