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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-11-23
LATEST EVENTS
AT WASHINGTON

Viaorous fight On merchant marine
hin IN house forecast. President
Harding confident of its passage
Secretary Of War Weeks denies
ehsroes n "John Bull" British
py5Heation. that American newspa-
Der corrcs cspondeuts are being used
As spies on other nations.
secFetary DENLY ordered the cruisers
Cleveland and Denver 70 proceed
* once TO Huasco, Chile, WITH fooa,
ei5thfre and medical supplies for
relief IN the region recently desas-
tated 81 the earthquake.
pree.dent Harding determined nct
t5 eau an extra session Of the next
conaress urcef any ctrcorstare -
al e dive through the Admins
trattsn program, including the pas
.aos 81 the snp subsidy n,iI n
splte o. nsursent cr Deml@fa a'is
attempts to bioos ies.siatlon ~
,-s.r 20 force an extra sesl on
after March =
Secretary Hughes expected % axe IN
po~tant part IN Near EAST peace eon.
terence through tire three United
States observers. Richard ~.
chHa. Joseph c. Grew and Admiral
Marx Bristol, ~ho we're sFpoints1
D. President harding
g~x Nuriel aacS~iney, widow %
Tersnss Naes~insy. Nhe vas lera
MAYER q Cork. ard ei9ht einer
-, arrested Ter picketinp tne
Eritish embassy IN "ahinston-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-11-23
nnIIAIn - -

washington -ReceIpt u $3.50
aaa Tor The account q the United
states Government was reported 20
the Treasury b. the Federal Reserve
Bank of Sew YORK OF the total.
$50 900 900 represents interest % me
var debt 81 Great Britain 20 this
country. and feie coo represents IN
terest on the debt representins the
sale of silver % England during ths
~. Is 10 the process d hqaidation-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-11-23
80 be IN NoLTEN NETAL

w5rknen az Butler Plant Fatally
Burned s. Faif n STAG Pit
Butler P rRo steel mill workers
vere KILLED q the Fnr.ed steel Wheel
pi.rt here ahan they fell into o plt
eantaiufne molten metal
The metal was iu sias g.r and Tie
men John Urn and Mieha, Mqaras.
walked on the orlst6i surface in an
fnart to free ths cooling metal from
che sides
Ttey crashed through ard were fa-
tails barned
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-11-23
AALR cuRLER - TEAoHER

Elizabeth. " Mise Mary A Jes.
sich. principal - puhhe school No >.
uas KILLED when she feH IN faint
and q steel hair cnrler pierced her
brain. Miss Jessieh was preparing
a 20 10 school vhen. Il Is believed.
she became weak and fell
Her mother FASTENED 20 her aid
and found the teacher vita The hair
cnrler sucking iuto her right temple.
sac wAs dead shea = doctor arrived
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-11-23
CLAIMS HOUSE -oRy" ey ,ss
Temperance Board Says Three Votes
Gained n senate

Gained n senate
washington. The summary ~ the
results Of TIE FAN elections was is-
sued By tae Board of Temperance.
Prohibition and Public Morals of tbs
Methodist Episcopal Church Vets
reelected t0 tie house seventy uiue.
Drgs reelected 2Zf Wet RES mem
bers nftyl four DRY new members
seventytW0 Dry lu three vurea
Is senate. Ohio majority arainst beer.
$4,000 California passed dry law
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-18
Memorial Exercises Held
by D. A. R. in Washington

WASHINGTON, April 1s.-Mem-
orial exercises at Arlington Gene
terry for the nations unknown dead
OF the World War marked today'S
program of the thirty.first annual
congress Of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution. Following
an address at the ampitheater by
Mrs. George Maynard Minor. presi.
nent.general Of the society, the pro-
gram included the laying OF a
wreath on the tomb Of the unknown
soldier by the speaker and also by
the state regents OF the society.
The morning session OF the con.
gress preceding tho memorial ser>
vices was given over to the commit.
tees and other routine matters,
while the program for the night ses.
sion included a number Of ad.
dresses.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-18
PIONEER PHYSICIAN OF
M0RGAAToWNlDlEsTo TODAY

MoRGANTowN, April 1s.-Df.
Charles Henry MeLane. Is year,
old, pioneer physician OF Morgan
town. died early today at the home
of his granddaughter. Mrs. o. NJ,
Stats Of Wheeling. according to
word received here by relatives.
DR.. McLane had been visiting at
the home Of Mrs. Stats when b.
was stricken With a paralytic
stroke. He was Q veteran Of the
Civil War. With the exception Of
fifteen years spent in the practice
of his profession at SteubenvilIe,
Ohio, he had been a lifelong resi-
dent Of Morgantown. The body will
be brought here today from Wheel
ing.
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banked.np tutnace, Their was
Nj IscaIiot Twsnins with his face
Ike i stab In the back and his
mouth Oh his face like q scar.
There was this solicitor chap next
him, with lis hump. with his hair
like 4 mane, and a head like a
house, and a mouth like cave.
He'd a great big red tongue, about
a yard long, like a retrieyer's, and
a great lopg finger with about i've
joints in 1t that he waggled when
he was cfoss:exanining and shot
out when he was discriminating
like the front nine inches OF a
snake.
CONTINUED in Next 1ssue)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-18
ME|!:.RGERPLANNED
BY BIG PACKERS
Armour & Co., Wilson & Co.
and Cudahy 6 Co. Involved
In Proposal

CHICAGO, April 1s.-Intormal
negotiations for a merger Of three
Of the "big five" packers into a
S5oo,0oo,oOo corporation have been
conducted by ]. ogden Armour.
head of Armour & Co., according to
the Herald and Examiner today.
The corporation would have It's
president, Thomas E. Wilson, presi.
dent Of Wilson & Co., and MIR. Ar.
mour would be chairman Of the
board Of directors, according to the
newspaper.
The firms involved are Armour
& Co, Wilson & Co., and Cudahy
Consent of the interstate Com
merce Commission would be neces.
sary for the success of the proposed
merger.
Persons who arc credited with
being familiar with the nlan say
new financing is contemplated, the
plan being that Armour & Co, ex-
change It's securities for those Of
the other two companies, according
to the newspaper.
Mr.. Armour is said by the news.
paper to be supposed to be actua!ed
by the motive Of desiring a success.
sor to the presidency OF Armour &
Co., position handed down to him
by his father. Having no son to
carry on the business, he is forced
to go outside the family. Mr.. WI.
sons success in the packing indus.
try has made him the logical can.
didate says the newspaper, which
points out that to secure Mr.. VII.
son, Mr.. Armour is forced TO buy
Mr.. Wilson'S company.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-18
eI91l AaAAuTcEuNsoN

which had bllstered her poor lips.
A very terrible groan was brok-
en- out OF him.
They took him along.
The court was crammed. In
two-thirds OF It's space were
crowded benches. AT the upper
end OF the room was dais, a
schoolmaster's desk. Flanking It
on one hand were forms occupied
by the men Sabre had seen shuffl-
ing out Of the mortuary. On the
other hand a second dais stood.
Facing the central dais was a long
table at which men were seated on
the side looking towards the dais.
Two men sat also at the head of
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-18

THE HEAD OF THE TABLE
STARTED TO HIS FEET
this table, facing the jury. AS
Sabre entered they were In deep
conversation with a stunted,
hupchbacked man who sat next
them at the corner.
Every face In the room turned
towards the door as Sabre entered.
They might have belonged to a
single body and they appeared TO
have a single expression and a
single thought: a dark and forbid
ding expression and n thought
dark and hostile. There was again
that murnluring that had greeted
him when he stepped from the
cab. AT the sight OF him one OF
the two men at the head OF the
table started to his feet. A very
big man, and with a very big and
massive face and terrific eyes who
started up and raised clenched
fists and had his jaws working.
Old Bright. His companion at the
head of the table restrained him
and drew him down again. A tall,
spare, dark man with thin
mouth in deeply lined face.
Twyning.
From u door behind the central
dais large. stout man entered
and took his seat. Whispers about
the court said, Coroner" Some.
one bawled Silence"
The coroner flddled with some
papers, put pince-nez on his nose
and stared about the court. He
had big. fiat face. He stared
about. rs the witness Sabre in
attendance"
The coroner's officer said, Eyes,
sir"
The coroner looked at him.
Are you legally represented"
He said, Represented? No.
Why should I be represented:"
The coroner turned to examine
some papers. THAT you may per-
haps discover he remarked drily.
Tho court Uttered.
A man was seated not far from
the huuchhack rose and bowed and
said. II am watching the interests
OF Mrs. Sabre"
| Mabel!
The hunchback sprang 10 his
feet and 1erked a bow. II repre-
sent Mr.. Bright, The father Of thu
deceased"
CHAPTER V
|
Hapgood said:
Ibid ] say to you last time.
after that Brighton business. that
the man had crashed. that the roof
had fallen in on him? Eth, mar.
sitting on his bed there at Bright
on aud gibbering at me, Sabre was
whole man. a sane man; he was
fortunate and happy man, COM
pared with this / saw come at him
down at Tldborough yesterday.
BY Jove. old man, how I'm ever
going to tell you. That poor chap
In there baited by those fiends..
by Jove.....-.but this business,
old Sabre up in that witness box
with his face in knot and STAN
mering Look here. Look here
y; that was absolutely all he ever
said; he never could get any far
ther-old Sabre going through
that, and the solicitor tearing the
inside out Of him aud throwing It
In his face, and that treble-dyed
lscariot Twyning prompting the
solicitor and egging him on, with
his beastly spittle running like
venom out OF the corners OF his
mouth tell you my eyes felt
like two boiled gooseberrles in my
head: boiled red hot; and a red
hot potato stuck in my throat,
stuck tight. l tell you.......
Look here, get the hang OF the
thing. Get a bearing on some Of
these people. There was the cor.
oner getting of his preamble.
Great big pudding of a chap, the
coroner. Face like a three-parts
debated football. There was old
Bright, the girls father, smolder-
ing like inside the door oF !.
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-18

BUNGALOW APRONS
Made Of fast color Percale
and Ginghams, stripes, fig ~ r
ures, polka dots, plaids, etc. u
light and dark colors. All
sizes. Choice this sale .......... ~ I
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-18

MILDLY BLousEs Of fine
MILDLY Cloth. all white or
with blue or rod collars, ~ q
cuffs and pockets. Misses \ II
and women's sizes. Choice M 5fg
this sale ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-18

MEMS UNION SUITS "a
"Sealpax" and other Athletic n
Nainsook Union Suits, also.
summer weight knit Union
Suits. Choice this sale .......... ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-18

MEMS DRESS SOCKS
Mems Cotton Dress Socks, n 4
good and strong quality in u ~
black, navy. brown, gray,
ETC. Choice, 2 for .............. ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-18

MEMS DRESS SHIRTS Of
fine Percale and Printed ~ q
Madras with or without col
lar-assorted stripes. Choice
this sale .............................. ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-18

BoYs' ovERALLs Of good 81
quality Stitel Blue Denim ~ q a
striped In white. Regulation "
style. Sizes 4 to 10. Choice
this sale, 2 for ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-18

BOYS WASH SUITS Of fine
quality Galatea Cloth In n Z
plain or striped patterns.
One or two piece styles.
Choice this Sale .................... ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-18
A Festival of Super-Values

BOYS PANTs-Boys' Khaki
Knockers good and strong, n q
well made-sizes upl to 1e
years. Choice this sale, 2
pairs for ....................... ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-18

WoAIEN's SILK HOSE
Pure Silk Boot Hose Isle ~ a
garter top and sole. Black,
white, gray, brown, nude,
etc. Choice pair .................. ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-18

GRADUATED WHITE
SUGAR-Here's leader" n
that will bring back the old
time memories Of low prices. IN
Choice this sale, Ii lbs. for ~ ]
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-18

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this table, facing the jury. AS
Sabre entered they were in deep
conversation with a stunted,
hupchbacked man who sat next
them at the corner.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-18

MUSLIN GOWNS = wom- ~
ems Muslin Gowns In white
Or pink. Lace or embroidery
trimmed. Choice, 2 for ........ ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-18

INFANTS socKs-Highly
mercerixed Lisle Half Hose. ~ a
White and colors. Fancy
striped tops. Special, 4
pairs for .............................. ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-18

BOYS CHAMBRAY SHIRTS
Boys Heavy Quality Dark ~ n
Blue Chambray Work Shirts. "
Regulation style. Choice IN
this sale, 2 for ...................... ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-18

wosfES's Isle HOSE
Fine quality Women's Lisle
Stockings in black, white ~ a
and Brown. Reinforced heels
and toes. Choice A pairs
sVt ~
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-18

woMEN's oHEMIsEs Of ~ a
fine Muslin In white or pink,
lace. ribbon and embroidery n
trimmed. Choice 2 for 1900.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-18

): IS: &! 81: "a :: !; DIV: y; 3 .: .: ST
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-29

GELEz|NkEL|EC|y STRE|-
KO KLAUS|MAS.

WASHINGTON, liepos %.
Reikia speti, kad netolimoj
.ateity gelezinkelieciQ streikas
pasibafgs.
Washingtono kol-kas neap-
leido streikuojanciu gelezinke-
liecip virSaicciai. Kalbama, kad
iie dar karta bus pakviestl
konferencijon j Baltuosius Ru
mus pas prezidenta.
Svarbiausias klausimas tai
ne uzmokesnis, bet streikinin-
.kQ pirmenyb9 (seniority) cry
izus jiems atgal darban. La
ipirmenybe jiems atsake pir-
miausia darbo taryba. Sian
die prizes pirmenybe kovoja
pacios gelezinkeliu bendroves.
Jei bendroves sutiktu prE
iipazinti darbininkams prime.
nybe, streikas tuojaus butu at
sauktas.
!. PREF. Hardingas daug dar-
buojasi abb pusi osutaikinti.
Rasi, jam il pavyks atsiekti
3tiksla.
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ENvER PAsA DERYBosE
!. sU BoLMvIKAIs. -
j savo pusen kalbina anglai
su prancuzais.

Konstamtinopolls, iepos %.
- Is .Turkestano ir Kaukazo
pareina ziniQ, kad Enver pa
SOS, spekos sustoiusios karia-
vusios tenai su Rusijos boise
viku raudonaja kariuomene.
Kova pertraulzta ir vedamcs
derybos.
Kovos pertraukima PRIME
il surname bolSevikai. kuomet
Enver paSos kariuomene JUGS
6ne pliekti. Pasiunt6 pas il
savo emisarus. Enver pasa
sutiko vesti dery'5as.
Jis pareikalavo, idant boil
Sevikai jam pripazintQ Turke-
stanO ir Buchafos emiro titula.
Angoroj turima zinig jog Dol
Sevikai sutike. Net pasizade-
ie lam mok6ti kasmetines sub
sidijas, bi tik jis pertrauktQ
veikima prizes bolsevikus.
Visgi galutinos derybos dar
nepabaigtos. Mes aplink Eli
yer paSa slankioja anglQ II
prancuzq agentai. Norma j
patraukti Angliijos If Pranci-
jos pusen ir pavartoti kalpo
iranki prizes bolSevikus.
Vietos bolsevikp agentai
tvirtina, kad anglams su pra-
ncuzais tas zygis nepavyks'
Enver paSa zino, kaip Siandie
Anglia il Prancija apsioina
su brrv1siais savo irankIals,
kaip tai Wrangeliu IL kitais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-29
BAzNYGI0S SLOWS
~PRANCUOJE,, E..
SUSTATYTAS PROJEK-
TAS PERzIURIMAS.
Pramatomas Prancijai naujas
kardinolas.

PARYZIUS, liepos 20 (su-
velinta). - Havas Telegrafu
Agenturos korespondentas is
Romos praneSa, jog legalio
Baznycios stovio (status)
Prancijoje problema yra We
DANA atatinkamuoju isspren-
dino keliu.
Baznycios stovio projektQ
sprendzia bendrai Prancijos
vyriausyb6 su ApastalQ Sostu.
Prancijos vyskupai isreiske
savo sutikima. Delto projek-
tas pavestas galutinai patik-
rinti il perziureti baznytiniQ
reikalu Kongregacijai.
Korespondentas priduria,
kad' ia problema bus isspresta
anksciau trijQ menesiq, taip
kad Prancijos atstovas Vati-
kane, Jonnart, pavykdamas
Prancijon j atostogas, tures
progos parvezti galutina srl
Vatikanu padaryta sutarf.
Gi Petit Parisien korespon-
dentas is Romos telegrafuo-
ia, jog derybos jan beveik bal
giamos. Ir jog sv. Liudviko
prancuzQ baznyeios RomoJe
rektorius, monsignoras Bou-
dinhOn busiamame popezlaus
konsistoriuje bus paskirtas
kardinolu.
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APA$7kty SOSTO A1Sl-
NES|nAS ! PALESTINE.
'PAAIsKINA KARDINOLAS
BOURNE.

LONDONAS, .liepos H.. -
Lacanshire mieste Bolton skai-
tlingame vieSame susirinkime
kalhtjo Anglijos ,kardinolaS
Bourne. Jo Eminencija paai-
Skino Sventojo Sosto atsineSi-
ma ] Palestinq.
kardinolas pareiSkd, jog
Vatikanas nesipricSina il pa
tenkintas, kad Palestinos man
datas tenka Anglijai.
Bet Vatikanas prieSfnasl
mandate pad6toms salygoms,
kuriOs zionistams, imp0rtuo-
items is svetimQ saIiQ zydQ gy-
ventojams, skiria daugiau pri-
vilegijQ, negu kitoms ten gy-
venanCioms tautoms.
We kane dalykas. ~
Delto Vatikano prieSQ tvir-
tinimai, kad Vatikanas kovo-
jas prizes zydus, yra tusclas
prasimanymas. Vatikano no
ras, idant Palestinoje mel
items nei kittens nebutp is
imtinQ privilegijQ.
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zEMEs DREBEJIMAs.
GUATEMALA CITY, liep.
go. Ketvirtadieni Gia atjau-
sta CANA smarkus zemes dre-
b6jimas.
sIANDIE ATIDARoMA
PARODA.

Siandie Chicagoje atidaro-
ma antroji metin6 "Pegeant
of Progress" paroda miesto
prieplaukoje Municipal pier).
Perniai toje parodoie buvo
dideliu idomybiu. Simet te-
Claus visko bus daug.iau.
Tuos visus istabumus verta
musq zmonems pamatyti ir
pasigrozdti ne wien Chicagos,
bet viso pasaulio trumpo lai-
kotarpio progresu.
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PREMIERV KoNFERENCI-
ia GAL BUS ATIDETA.
Priezastis, tai Italijos kabine-
to hrizis.

LONDONAS, liepos %. -
mot kai-kuriu diplomatQ pa-
rriSkimQ, Anglijos il Pranrl-
JOS premieru kOnferenclJa var
giai ivyks rugpilcio l dlenq
Matyt, bus atid6ta ! rugstJc
pirmasias dienas.
u atidGjima stow ir pat
sal premieras Floyd George
Italiios kabineto krlZiu rlk
prisidengiama. Svarbiaunslo,
j atidejimo prlcaastis tai Ia
kait ateinanti rudcnl Washing
tpuan vyksta Anglijos finali,
SiIG dalcgacija, kuri padary<
fir;,nsiniQ sutarimu su Suv
TalstijomiS. Tai> sutarinaIs
tal premieras lloyd George
>auuosis busimoir cia koMfH.
roncijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-29

WASHINGTON, Eepos e. - Keturias daugiau val
stybes g;nusias is pastaruu ka, Suv Valp vyriausy
be pripaziro plnai nepriklausomoms
Eeuva, Latvja If Estija Suv. Valstijos skaiO saw
stoviom tautomis, kadang JOS steige poitin ekOnom
nj pastovuma ko vsai neatsiekta boEevstine Rusoj.
Oar vena Amerkos pripaz;nta valstybe, tai Albani-
ia, kur tapat buvO iveta pastaruose Bakanu karuose
r nOrs tos SALES padetis yra dar ddZai sukompkuota
teGiaus Amerka ia prpazsa lygia ktomis Bakanu val
stybem Tai ivyksta pc speeiaEa aktu valstybes de-
partamento tyrinejimu tame klausime
Prpazistant pinai Eetuva, Latvija ir Estia nepri-
klausomOmis valstybem vasybes departamentas vakar
vakare paskeIbe forma pareskma, kad tas neatmano
Valtu vyrausybes nusstatymo prieSints Rusos erlso
ru skaldymui Pripazinmas paena paprastai is to, kad
tu yaIstybu gyventoia irode neprkaasOmybes pr
brendma trp metu lakoarpu po ats;skyrmo nuO RUS
JOS.
Evan Young tOse triiose vasybese ir tolesnai pa
silks Suv Valstiu kOnisionieruni pasiuntnO ranga
Pripaznus PabatjOs vaktybes, Suv. ValstIos forma-
Ea akcepuoa r bueriniu valstju sistema kltaja Rus-
ia atidaEnama nuo vakarnes Europos. Ton sstemon in
e:na: Suomiia, Estja, Latviia, Letuva ir Lenkija.
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ANGLA1 NEPALANKUs
BANKININKU KONFEREN
CIJAI

LONDONAS, liepos 2!'
Prancija sumauo suSaukti ba.
rklninkq konferencija. A: x
la: nesutinka 81 tue summary
rau. Jie netiki, kad is to bu-
.tr. 1audos. Bet luostoliai 5u.
t'l lsibai dideli.
Anot anglq, jel IL antruoiu
lzaltu bankininkai nesutiktQ
d;1oti paskola Vokietijai, tro-
met jau tikrai zlngtp Europos
fiinansai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-29

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, !.
90. - C'ionai atvyko Illinois
angiQ kasykM distrikto ang-
lekasiQ mijQ prezidentaS
Frank harrington.
j cia pakvietI poros dlenQ
konferencijon internaciOnahs
anglekasiQ prezidentas Lewis.
konferencijon sukviest viSi
minkStuiu angliQ kaSyklQ dis
triktQ presidential.
PrezidentaS Lewis praneSe
.iis manas artimiausiomiS die
nomiS bIsianti SuSaukta strel-
ko kIausimu tarpvaIstJlne
konferencija.
Be to, jis pazymajo, jog ga
lipgoji itaka dirbanti uz kuo-
veikiausiq streiko pabaiga.
Visa Sails stow uz streiko
pabaigq il darbinlnkai norl
gryzti darban.
,Teciaus Lewis priduria, kad
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SAKALB|S. Prizes POM
CARE.

PARYzIUs, liepos %.
'Prancijos vyriausybe, cia skel
biama, is pasitikimq versmiq
,painformuota, jog Vokietijos
monarchistai sakalbiauja prizes
premiere Poincare gyvesti. \
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PINIGU KURSAS.

Svetimq Salip pinigq Verte.
mainant nemaziau $4,000 dol.
Iiepos % d., bYvo tOkia pagal
Merchants Loan & Trust Gu
Angliios sterl. svarui AS
Prancijos 100 frankly SAT
Italijos 100 lirQ 4.67
Vokietijos 100 markip .172
Lietuyos 100 auksinQ .171a
Lenkp 100 markip .1R
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KovA BRAVARAMs.

Prohibicijos agentai Chica,
goje pakele kova bravarams,
is kuriq kai-kurie gamma tik-
ra alp If ia liuosai saliunams
pardayineja.
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-SPREs NEDARBO KLAU-
SIMA.

1.ONDONAS, iepos 20. =
PraneSta, JON Anglij. premie-
ras ateinanti visa menesi pa
syesias isspresti ncdarbo k}au-
sina Anglijoje.
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PRANEsIMAs.
BRIGHTON PARKAS.


Vyciu sc KIP. nariai vaziuojan-
tieji i parapijos pikpika, kuris
bus sekm. liepos 80 d., Ma.
tional dare, Riverside, pra
somi susirinkti prize p. j. Rup-.
Sauskio mesinycios. 0 is ten
:su troku vaziuosime ! pikni==,
ka. Trokas bus visiems veltui.
1tes p. J.. RupSauskis NUNS
j p1istato. Trokas iSvaziuos
apie $50 val. ryta.
Pirmininkas.
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Wis pAUG1AU AUToMo-
B1L1p IREG1sTRUoJAMA.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, liepos
%. = Xxi vakar dienos yalsti-
jo;je vartojamp automobiliq i
registruota 716,019.
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o R A S

CHICAGO. - Siandie pra-
matomas grazus Oras; maza
atmaina temperaturOje.
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sAVIEJJ REMKITE SAVAS
STAIGAS.
SVARBUS CH|CAG0S CENTRAL|N|y oRGANI-
zACJy SUSR|NK|MAS.

Amerika pripaHno Lietuva! Ia zinia kaip zai-
has pasklydo Amerikos ietuvu tarpe. DIaugsmas
begalinis. Letuvos Atstoyybe skelbia rugpiucio s
diena viesa manifestacija Trumras laikas Reika
skubai rengts prie iskilmiu.
siuo kviec,ame Centrainip organizaciju butent,
LR.K Federacijos 1. Chicagos Tarybos, Liet Oar
bininkp Tarybos, Ex Kareivu, prisiusti sayo valdy
bas pasitarima, kaip suorganizavus sia nepaprasta
iSkilme rugpiucio 6 dtenai
Lygiai kveciami il kit musu visuomenes vel
kejai bel darbuotojai
susmas iyyks sek1nadieny, lepos 80 diena (ryt)
val po pietu, Ausros vartu parap. svet, 1923 w.
23rd Pl. Chicago, I'll
Chic Paskoos ApslriGo
Pirminnkas J. A. Mickeiunas.
selretorius e. standene.