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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
DOUBLESFEATURE
At FOREST HILLS
Play Second and Third Round
Matches in Women's National
Tennis Championships
EAST vs.. WEST IN SINGLES

Forest Hills. \. ". Aug. 17.-Sec-
ond and third round doubles matches
featured the program today in the
women's national tennis championships
at the West Side Club.
Miss Helen Wills and Mrs. Marion
Aindcrstein Jessup opposed Miss Mar
guerite Davis, st. Paul. and Mrs. w.
NJ Shcdden. in n second round match.
In leading third-round matches, Mrs.
May Sutton Bundy and Miss Helen
Hooker opposed Miss Gladys Hutchlns
and Mrs. katherine Gardner, Miss Les
lie bancroft and Miss Martha Bayard
met Miss Clare Casscl and Miss Marie
Wagner; Mrs. Molla u. Mallory and
Miss Edith Sigourncy met Mrs. Frank
II. Godfrey and Mrs. Harry Bickle and
Mrs. George l.. Chapman and Miss
Marion Chapman were to meet the VIM
ner of the Wills-Jessup and Shedden-
Davis match.
Two Eastern and two Western play
ers yesterday advanced TO the semi.
finals in the singles. which will be
played tomorrow. Miss Wills defeated
Mrs. Jessup. 20, ca, o.; Mrs. Bundy
defeated Miss Bayard, 1910, 40. 90;
Miss Bancroft won from Miss Cassel'
SO. 6-3, and Mrs. Mallory defeated
Miss Sigourney, so, 8-1.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
SEVENTY-EIGHT ENTRIES
IN WESTERN OPEN GOLF
Barnes, Farrell and Cruikshank
Latest Stars to Enter

Detroit, Aug. 1.-THE names of
twenty-seven professional and amateur
golfers were added today to the list
of entries for the Western open tourna =
ment to be held at Oakland Hills next
week. The total now stands at seventy
eight.
The latest additions include the
names Of several pros who have some re-
cent notable performances TO their
credit such as Johnny Farrell, winner
Of the Shawnee tournament and con =
queror OF Jim Barnes Mt Oakmont.
Another is Robert Cruikshank. Gene
Saraztn's opponent Mt Pittsburgh to-
day: George Sargent. of Columbus,
former national open champion; Lloyd
Gullickson. former public links cham
pion of Chicago; George Turnbul and
7. o. Hart, of MARIETTA. O.. who sprung
into prominence at Skok!c. also will try
for the Western open crown.
Tournament officials here heard
Chick" Evans entry might be expected
in day or. two.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
GOLF OFFICIALS TO DECIDE
STATUS OF WILLIE HUNTER
Are Awaiting His Entry In ANA
teur Tourney Before Aetna


New York, Aug. 17.---Officials of the
United States Golf Association are
waiting for w. I. Hunter. former Brit
ish amateur golf champion. to enter the
forthcoming United States national
amateur tournament before ruling on
bis status as an amQteur. it was learned
today.
lie has not vet been declared in
eligible. 1t is stated. but officials of the
association confirm reports that the en-
Try of George Won Elm. of Salt Lake
City, in the national amateur tourna-
ment has been rejected.
Officials said today that no formal
statement of the reasons for the action
In Won Films case would be issued. Nor
would they indicate what action would
% taken In case Hunter should enter.
Reports published recently said that
9oth Hunter and Won Elm had been
declnred professionals by the ass0cia-
t;on. These reports were circulated
shortly after the entry of one Willie
hunter In the national professional
tournament at Oakmont was revealed.
Similarity in names led to confusion.
Inc Hunter playing in the professional
tournament was not the former British
amateur Champion but his cousin. who
y professional ut the Onwentsia Club,
Chicago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
3 HELD ON DRUG CHARGE
AFTER CHASE AND CAPTURE
Police Say Suspects Threw Away
Narcotics In Fliaht

Two men, accused of having drugs
In their possession, were captured in
the bathroom of hous" on Ninth street
last night after Il chase by detec-
tive. In their flight they are said to
have thrown away package contain
Ing narcotics.
Patromnn Thron told Magistrate
RcnShaw today that when he saw three
men run away at his approach, he pur-
sued and caught Lawrence CAnario,
Washington, ID. G., the other two run
ming into nearby house.
lie turned his prisoner over TO n de-
t"rtive, he said. and went into the house
where he found the occupants alarmed
by the Intrusion of the fugitivcs, whom
he captured.
The latter gave their names ms James
Mcneil. Wallace street near Tenth. and
George Holmes, of Washington. All
thre" were hcl d in $1,000 bail for fur
thcr hearing August "A.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
BAR TRAINING DOWN FOR
CALIFORNIA SCHOOlBOYS
"ss seen Directly Responsible for
Deaths In Several Instances

Sacramento. Calf. Aug. l7.-High
school principals of California have
tUsceivcd instructions from the State
Super'nttendent of Public Instruction
Inat under no circumstances shall stu
dents be permitted to interfere with
thelr normal growth in order to make
weight IN athletic competition.
In some instances measures have
eeen Ia ken merely to prevent n boy
from gaining weight usually during the
sport season. the superintendent said.
In other cases boys have been sweat. .
ed and dried out and even starved
IN order to take off weight to n point
considerably below the normal for the
individual
In two extreme cases physicians
nave asserted that training down was
directly responsible for the death Of
TWO high school boys who contracted
pneumonia and had not sufficient reserve
" ,,h to pull through"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
You Auto Know
Allow your motor to idle as it'll, a -

sible. ' P''-
For efficient performance tho dlstrIbutor
should he removed and cleaned at least once
a month, '
All boots should be removed from Tina ,o
time, thoroughly washed in Kerosene ana
rchlled with u good grease. N
Make sure your body bolts are secureIv
fastened with cotter pins or lock nuts.
II the various bearing surfaces OF vour
brake controls are not regularly hbricatcl
they Will bind because OF rust and dirt
When fan belt begins to show sigma y,
slipping II Is n good plan to take the beIt
off and reverse 1t. '' wi
Oily waste, grease and oil should nor he
the motor. lst %l",' -" N''''
~eMass mdssse 'Sr on on e19sh yphqlstery may Be
ysIer sna IVORY seep. App|led with : woolen
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
onal Tennis Classic Starts at Germantown
GORDON IS A CONFER
Nicetown Welter Meets Wills at
louan A. A.

Danny Gordon, Nicetown's latest
fistic luminary and welterweight, who
has been winning his matches consist
emily and looks like conner, Will ap-
pear in the star bout of eight rounds
at the Logan A. A.. tonight. Adam
Ryan has matched Gordon with Stanley
Willis, Of Tacony. ,.,
Pedro Campo, the Filipino light
weight, is TO 90 on against George
Russell, of Southwark, in the semi
final. Both are hard .hitters, and a
knockout may decide the victor OF this
match.
Dan Gartin, former national ANA
teur champion, tackles Mickey Diilon.
Mickey Golden hooks up with Young
Chappic. and Kid Mayo will open the
show with Jack Pawlus.
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BIG BATTLE OFF,
SAYS GOVERNOR
official Announcement Made
That Brennan-Dempsey Bout
: Will Not Take Place
SCHEDULED LABOR DAY

Indianapolis. Aug. 17.---Governor
MeCray made official announcement to-
a.v that the fight between Jack Demp-
..v and Bill Brennan, scheduled for
Michigan City. Ind, on Labor Day,
vill not be held.
.The fight will not take place." the
Governor said.
Whether the bout will be called off
hr the promoters or direct action by the
Governor will be required has not been
Setermined If local officials have not
acted by tomorrow afternoon, however,
,ho Governor will send letter to Sher.
n william T.. Anstiss, Of Laporte
Cnunty, directing him to stop the bout.
When told that Sheriff Anstiss and
Earl Rowey, Laportc County Prose-
cutting Attorney. have announced they
rill take no action in regard to stop
ming the bout. the Governor said:
"They have not heard from me yet. :"
Statements of promoters of the bout
that the affair is boxing cxhbir'on
and not n prize fight. are not taken
seriously by the Governor, who has col
jected newspaper advertising of the nf-
fair WHICH leulS MN w DClleNe lH'Ip IL
no doubt of the nature Of the contest.
Either the affair is n prize fight or
somebody is trying to fool the public"
said the Governor, after examining nc
counts Of the bout In Chicago news
paper, in which the "knockout' blows
Of Dempsey were discussed.
The attitude Of Governor McCray to-
ward the Dempsey Brennan bout is no
surprise, in view of his repeated state
ments that Jack Dempsey will not be
permitted to fight in Indiana.
He has been advised by the State
Legar Department that prize lighting
u illegal in Indiana and Is Of the Opin-
Ion that any bout involving a world :
champion should be classed as a prize
fight.
Laporte. Ind. Aug. 17.-"As far as
] am concerned the Governor will have
% stop the bout himself. If he wants
1t stopped" declared Prosecuting At
torney Earl Rowlcy. Of Laporte County,
when told today that Governor McCray
had given the LapOrte County officials
right of way TO call halt on the pro-
posed Dempsey Brennan fight ut
Michigan City, Labor Day.
at is none of my business and
am going to sit tight in the boat"
the prosecutor said.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
CUE TOURNEY SLATED
Ten Local Players to Contest at
Recreation

Ten local players will contest in n
pocket billiard round robin tournament
at the Recreation Academy, 1923 Mar
ket street, beginning Monday.
The tournament will run for several
weeks, each contestant playing every
other one once. Two games will be-
played each night, starting Mt 80
Four prizes will be given to the lead
ing four at the end of the tournament
and II Brunswick cue will be awarded
to the player making the highest run.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
TO STOP BIG BOUT
oempsey.6rennan Fight Must Be
called or, Says Indiana Governor

, indianapolis, Aug. 17,-Officinls OF
Laport County have until = u. NJ. to-
morrow to order abandonment of the
JACK Dempsey -I1ill Brennan fight sched-
uled for Labor Day, 1t was indicated at
!he office of Governor McCray. I'm
less the officials take action by that
ume the Governor will order the bout
stopped.
Governor McCray had prepared let
er to Sheriff william T. Anstiss, of
Laporte County, directing that the
patch be abandoned, but following a
Pnference with delegation of Michi-
ah City residents the Governor con-
ented to defer sending the letter, so
nat the county officials might have an
opportunity to take action,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Surdzen-French
Lead Golf Rivals
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One
par three. Gene l up. Cruikshank =
third was short and Sarazen holed his
third to take the seventeenth. Gene
up. They halved the eighteenth in
four. Gene 2 up.
The cards:
sarazen- - 90
Cru,kshank--
ln..,'........ q Z o f-o"A
Afternoon Round
Sarazcn increased his lead on the
very first hole of the afternoon round
when he took birdie four. Cruik,,
shank found two traps, and never had
chance. Gene. 3 up.
They halyCd the second with par
As. Sarazen being still 3 up.
The next two holes We're also halved
in 3 each. so at the end of the twc,r"-
second hole Gene held the commanding
lead of 3 up.
French. Golden Match
Golden was unsteady at the begin
ming Of his match with French. They
halved the first in 9, one over par.
Golden missed a short putt for 4 on
Ine seco1u anu caIGnn fGnn oonin mtru' nrt,nJ .Si
noorly and lost the third. where French
Loled n mar 4 French . up. Both
were in trans guarding the fourth hole,
which thev bnivcd In !. French o up,
C',, .,,, ;. .,o o,,, Ia
MoiHeii 'T''''sJa ,n st.h W. p"i ipnh p" 'hoiad
,ooh 9' tHc MN "n.'h Eno,'',i' '''nJa r",J
III pur =. rIsneh I, up' a,rth nnl 'a,' aoui,
u "ohu.ftua u'tsr 1o 'ne siS.n E.nah n," s",N 49,
ms putt ior pii"iu p .. az ,hn .o'.onth nj,
I Lo,,nl, LoInl 10 f,rr+b E'roncb
anu L rcIi'h ho'u hiS i'ui'h'
eighth. French uD. French got
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
Argonaut to Row at Baltimore

Toronto. Ont. Aug l7.--Sid Smith. can
tain and coach OF the Argonaut Rowing
double blue championship junior crew 70
compete In the Middle States regatta NJ
baltimore on September 1. His crew viii
compete In the intermediate and senior eight.
cared events over u one.mile course.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
stoneham Pays $4,000 for mckss

SaratoGn. Aug, lT.-MrKec the t,yo-ycar
old son OF ultmus and Ballymcnn. which
carried the colors OF John Madden home first
In the Juvenile stakes at Belmont Park and
by Charles Stoneham for S35, 900 from
Mr. Madden yesterday. Just before the run
In that race under the colors OF his new
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
Philadelphia Girls In Bio Swim,

New York. Aug. l7.-Philadephia will bs
represented In the national one-mile swim
ming championship, which Is to be held
saturday in the Manhattan beach I,ugoon
by the Misses Eleanor Uhl and Marrnret
Ravior, both members Of Turr rgrmrind ,
Swimming Club. Arrayed against The
ihilade!phans are three of the world's
greatest women swimmers-Hecn VAIN
wright of New York. Gertrude Ederle ma
Miss Hilda James. of Liverpool.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17

The races At the North Randall track ara
G,%mauSLrd G,n nnner the Union Trotting Assocts, ,
but either the West or tho East il wronv
~ North fhnuill a horse winning two hemts
after the second heat. Here the winncr ~'FH n9
me hrSt Two heats starts In the third h,ott
also. Ihe rul" book saws he Ea ia rjsTb,
hut the printed conditions of tho Nortb 'psmt' pnnt'
dall races sINes II the opposite twist Tai M, M
NtX Is vltz, "'''' ic'I me
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati. 3, Philndelphia. 1.
New York, I; Pittsburgh. @.
Chicago, o. Boston. 4.
Brooklyn. 3, 81. Louis. 2.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics. 10; Cleveland. o.
Detroit, I; New York. g.
ST. Louis, I; Washington. 3 (frst game).
Washington. II; st. Louis. tsecond
gnne).
Iioston. 8; Chicago. 8.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
Toney Goes to Cardinals

Boston. Aug l7,|Pitcher Fred Toney has
on waiyrrs, the boston National i.eagus iI.@
III" players acquired by the braves in ,Sa
deal that sent Hugh McQuillan to the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
Whitman r. c. Wants Games

Due 20 cancellation Of games tho Whitmah1 q
Field Club has Sunday Ausust tnN ,ay ~ apst. %
class home team. Call Market 2O4o OF
Race 024l and ASK for L. Camllll.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
BROWN JOINS PIRATES
Reading Club Reported to Have Re.
celyed $4,000 for TwirIer

Reading. Pa. Aug. 17.--Myrt l..
Brown, star right hand pitcher or the
Reading clube of the international
League, left for Pittsburgh today to
join the Pirates.
A straight cash consideration with
no players Y Involved Y vas !. secured end
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17

Mike Kelly was busy waving the fac 3,
me nrst heat of the keim pace, Thr.a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
Widria Now Largest stoekhoIder

Cincinnati. o., Aug. lit became known
here that Lou Widrig. treasurer OF the Gin
cinnsu baseball club. became tho heaviest
stockhoider in the organization by his pur-
chase of 100 shares Of stock in the club.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17

Peter VII Tell can show plenty ~ whizz.
hut Is inclined to be jumpy. Yesterday bnHSS,
ever, ne was on the ,rot all the way '''"'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17

Jimmy McKerron. John Henry and Row
grafton VIII make Margaret Dillon 20 IN
should win And. who knows. Single a. MARI aiS
marx OF 2ooa at Belmont may be Shat.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
Call for Yale Grid Candidates
Auto Stolen at Willow Grow.

., Sa NsW Haven, Conn.,, Aug. l7,-Football
notified to report for practice September s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17

Cox,s The Great Lullwnter trotted n stead,
beat Murphy's flIy. '"' 7''e'ch 10
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
Northwest Has Sat. and Sun o,.,

The North West Professionals ara ons,
Tor baseball engagements this saturday AM
sunday. The Professionals are "A nrst eias n,'a
|of the nrst-clasH home teams that win nsrsy
Esssonaoie ~ aysparSnt.ss. -.s&gy xeI6 rrlts Z" VI II
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17

erty Of Charles Jarrett, of O42 Rockisnda
street, Logan. was stolen near WilloY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17

, hopH Frisco has started in three races IN
.ht InS'hs Grand this year and has not lost
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17
other Sports on Pages 1s and ~
THE THE NH3SSN,NG NH,Ss;!INGa AA(gTSsgEE =

Do you play baseball---or follow Il rogu.
Iarly. Read the twilight baseball ,scoren
svsIy .meIRl9g n ~ PvSiie LspsiI .Slals
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-17

VOHt1nutN ITOH THHe VTt
par three. Gene 1 up. Cruikshank' 3
third was short and Sarazen hOled his
third to take the seventeenth. Gene =
up. They halved the eighteenth in
four. Gene 2 up.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-10

ZEIMELIS. Nutiesus lietu-
viu latviq siena, zeimelio mie-
stelis atsirado prie sienos. Pa
sziausiai, market kritus, gyve-
nimas zymiai pasunkejo; ypac
galanterijos If manufactures
prekes zmonems sunkiai prlel-
namos. Yra viena lietuyiQ ko-
peratyvo bendrove, kuri nors
ir silpnai gyvuoja, bet nors
kick kainas reguliuoja. Su
valgomaisiais produktais taip
gi sunku.
Siaip miestelis CANA gyvas;
daznai vietiniq mokytojq ruo-
siami vakarai.
"L-va"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-10

BELFAST, Airija, vas. 10.
Airijoje labai blogai veikiasi.
Atsiskyrusi nuo visos Airijos
Ulsterio provincial yra nesuti-
kimQ kaulas.
Tos provincijos valdzia nuo
senai laiko kalejimuose dau-
gybe sinn-feineriQ. Is jQ ke-
letas pasmerkta miriop ir to-
mis- dienomis noreta JUGS nu-
galabinti.
Kad tam uzb6gti Laisvosios
'Airijos sinn-feineriai uzpuldi-
naja Ulsterio pasienius ir pa
grobia gyventojus. Vienus is
jp paliuosuoja, bet kitus neil
MIA kur palaiko.
Tokiu budu pagrobta jau ke-
Ii Simtai zmoniQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-10
TEBUKLINGAS SVORIO
SUMAzEJIMAS.

Valstybes Spaustuv6s darbi-
ninkas Ch. saferis, parduoda-
mas prizes pora dienq savo au-
kso zieda, turejo toxic ido-
maus patyrimo. Nunesus pas
keleta auksakaliq ta zieda ir
pasverus po keleta kartQ, ras-
.ta kad jis svere 31Ia zol. Bet,
iiuneSus ! viena naujai 'atida-
ryta aukso if deimanto supir-
kinejimo magazine ir inesus
vienam kontoros tarnautoJul
zieda ! kita kambari pasverti,
pasirode, kad ziedas jau sve-.
ria tik 3 zol. be vieno .astunta-
dalio. Nukent6jes Saferis no
ii perspeti visuomene, kad par
duodami aukso daiktus, neduo-
tn jQ neStis pirkejans j kitq
kambari, kad jQ svoris nesu-
mazetq> taip stebuklingai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-10
PABLUDELIsr NUzUDE
KAIMYNA IR PAs1DA-
RE GALA.

MANITOWISH, Wis, vas,
10. - w 1905 mailiu nuo cia
John Donahue, 40 m. (lumber-
Jack sausio 28 d. nakcia nu-
zude savo kaimyna Jack Wo-
wers ir pastarojo zmona visa
savaite lake nelaisveje. siai
ant gallo pavyko pabegti ir
praneSti policijai.
Kuomet ana diena serifas su
buriu padejeju nuejo Donahue
suimti, pastarasis is savo lus-
mes kelis kartus sov6 ! serifo
burr ir ant gallo patsai pasida-
re gala.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-10

ROMA, vas. 10. - BalgIa-
mi dideli il ypatingi paSlruo-
Sinai prize popeziaus PiauS Nj
karunavimo Si Sekmadienl, va
sario y, Sv. Petro bazillkoJ.
Baigiamos statydinti pagrln
dos auk$tiesiemS NatikanO vlr-
Sininkams, diplomatams II
sveciams.
BazilikoS viduS i$puoStas
brangiaiS iStoriniaiS pavcikS-
lais. KarmavimO ceremonl-
los viSaiS amziais atliekamos
labai iSkilmingai. Taip bus II
Suomi kartu.
Vasario s dienQ Romoje snl-
90 ir oras kick daugiau atSa-
10. Jei tokSai $altas Oras pra-
sites Xxi sekmadienio, tai kai-
kurios karunavimo ceremOni-
jQ dalyS, ne butinai reikalin-
Cos, bus apleistOs.
Is Natikano uzgintos pakilu-
sios kalbos, buk popezius 20
karunavimo pasirodysias II
vel iSoriniame balkone ar kur
kitur ir teiksiQs palaininimq
zmon6ms, kurie negal6s ineiti
bazilikon.
Kaikurie Vatikano virSinin-
kai ir Italijos parlamento zy-
mpsnicji nariai sake, kad Va
tikanaS su kvirlnalu negrelt
susitaikins. lures praeiti a.
pie pOra metQ.
Italijos vyriausybei susitai-
kymas tuojaus butQ labai nan-
dingas. Bet uztaigi Vatika-
no autOritetas tur6tQ nukent6-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-10
BOUCHER,
TY ROMOJE.

ROMA. vas. 10. - Phila-
dclphios kardinolas Dougher-
ty vakar atvyko Gia is Parry
ziauS. TurGjo apsunkintQ ke-
lone.
Per PrancijQ traukiniu va
ziuojant siautt didcli SalGiai
Su$aIo net Sildomosios vagonV
dudOs.
Ivaziavus Italijon pakllc
baisi sniego puga. Kai-kur We,
sula i$vart6 visus telegrafg
stulpus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-10
NAUJAS TRUKSMAS LAISV0J AIRUOJ


Prasid6jus pagrobimalns,
sinn-feineriq nugalabinimas
Ulstery visgi atidetas.,
Ulsterio valdzia irodo, kad
zmonip pagrobimus atlie'
Laisvosios Airijos karei'
TeGiaus Dubline tas uzginan.
Dublino valdzia darbuojasi,,
kad pagrobti zmones butq pa
liuosuoti. Ir podraug reika-
lauja, idant 'Ulsteris paliuo-
suotu is kal6jimu suimtus sim
-feinerius.
Kai-kas pasakoja, kad tuos
zmoniq pagrobimus atlieka al
rial radikalai. Tuo budu jie,
sake, nori trukdyti Laisvajai,
Airijai pasitvarkyma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-10
E|liI iRzIll Szl1Iltk|
DABARTINE LAISVE.

Gruodzio q d. su6jo nett
min susirinkiman lietuviQ kliu-
bo nariai. Leidimas susirinki-
mui buvo gautas. Prizes patti
susirinkimo atidaryma i6jo du
policijos atstovu su sautuvals
ir peiliais prie dirzo. Susirin-
kimo saleje pirmininkas pa
klause juos, ar jie taipat lie
tuviq kliubo nariai. Juodu
pareiske, kad atejo cia policl-
jos virsininko siusti.
Pareikalavus is ju dokumen-
tu, atsak6 neturi tik telefonu
gave isakyma cia eiti. Nepa-
sake net savo pavardziQ. Su-
sirinkusieji nusprende, kad to-
kiomis aplinkybemis negalima
vesti susirinkimo, ir issiskirs-
te. Buvusieji keli amerikie-
ciai tiesiog negalejo sau issi-
aiskinti, kad taip dedasi eia
Vilniuje, kaip pas laukinius
zmones. o..
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-10
UKMERGE. Ukmerges rim

UKMERGE. Ukmerges rim
kos kainos tokios: karve vidu-
tine 2,OOO-2,3OO auks., viduri-
mis- arklys = 5000 atlks., sva-
ras kiaulienos mesos 8 auks.,
.sudyto sviesto = 80 auks., sv.
sviesto 40 auks., vienas kiau-
sinis 5 auks., kiaulienos desros
svaras 10 auks., papiauta "a
sis = 35 ir 40 auks.
Karvemis smuklis tebeina.
Pavyzdziui, vienas smukleris
dviem karvem is Panevezio
apskr. atvestom, uzdirbo 1920
auksinQ.
Ukmerges rinkon arklius at
veda is KedainiQ apskritles.