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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-01
.LENEAI ARESTUOJA lie
TUvIy IR GUDy VEL
KEUS,

WASHINGTON. l. q d,
(Elta). - Sausio men,, 10 II
20 dd. ir veliau lenkQ buvo
padaryta Vilniuje kratQ lie
tuviQ il gudq istaigose If pri
vatiniuose butuose If Sic as
menys areStuoti: ietuviai :
Mykolas BirziSka, inzinierius
V: BirziSka, Augustus RandO-
manskis, inzinierius Sulcas,
StadreviGGius, MiGiulis, Insoda
Mileris, kanaminkas Kuk-
ia, NareiSlauskait6, Grabaus-
kas, Spokas, Vaiciunas, igo-
mis- SimeSka; gudai: Harneckl,
JeremiG, Karabac, Murin,
Prokulevic, VoleiSa, Rodze-
vic, MichaleviG, PoliSko, Du-
bina, Jakubecki ir Sivicki.
Lietuvos Vyriausybe del to
lenkp zygio, pasiunt6 Tautu
Sajungai protesto nota. Apie
81 atsitikimq taipat praneSta
Amerikos, Anglijos Prancijos
If Italijos valdzioms.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-01

ROMA, vas. l. - Sausio 30
dienq Sikstino koplycioje ivy
ke didziai iSkilmingos pirmo-
sios is paskutiniQ trejQ gedu-
lingosios pama1dos w mirusi
Benedikta XIV.
I pamaldas .pakviesta EMO
mes su bilietais, kuriQ isduo-
ia tik 200. TeGiaus dar pirm
900 ryta jau visos priesah-
mes koplyGioje sedyn6s bqvo
uzimtos.
Tos s6dyn6s nuo likusios
dalies koplycios atidalintos
medine baliustrada. " ballu-
stradOs koplyclOs dalls yFa IL
ga ir siaura sale, kuri pada-
binta garsiais Michael Ange-
10 freskais prad6jus pasaulio
sutv6rimu ir baigus paskutl-
niuoju pasaulio Teismu.
Prizes altoriQ padetas kata-
falkas, ant jo tiara, popeziaus
valdzios simbolas. Aplinkui
dege daugyb6 zvakiq. Salimais
katafalko stov6jo pagarbos
gvardija blizganciose unifor-
NOSE.
Apie 9:3O atejo eilemis kar-
dinolai apsitaise purpurais, su
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-01
METAI-VOL. VII

net dideles Chicagos koloni-
jos tegali tikti j jusq kolo-
MICS puiku ,siuta tik svino
guzikeliais.
Visgi mes nenustosime vii
ties Taip ilgiaus negali butt!
Prize pirmos geros progos
sventai gTazinsime jums iran
kove." Gil tuo tarpu ir snai-
"a akimi turime atiduoti
jums tilrai brangu Kulturos
Vajaus vainika, ypatingai,
kuomet tie uzsispyreliai zada
ligi $4,000 privaziuoti. Te-
Claus atsiminkite. Turime dar
Town of Lake. Jis gall jusu
siandien pagrobta vainika at
.siimti.
Bravo, Ciceros lietuviai ka-
talikai! Jusp visuomet If siuo
kart gilus h'ikscioniskas SUI
sipratimas, vienybe If meile
pageIbes If musu "unarli"
pasitaisyti. Kartu su savo
siela Jusu dvasios Vadu
gyvuokite ilgiausius metus!
valio!
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-01
PamaEdOs uz MiruSj POpeziQ

raudonomis skrybel6mis. Pas
kui kardinolus ejo vyskupai
ir kit pralotai, Visu priesa-
ky ejo kardinolas Gasparri,
krris laikinai pildo sventojo
Tevo pareigas.
Kardinolai susedo jiems pa
statytose kresese aplinkui ka-
tafalka. sv. miSias. celebraVo
kardinolas De Lai, Sventosios
Kardinolq Kolegijos vice-de-
kanas.
Garsus Sikstino ehoras gle
dojo religijines giesmes. Cho-
ra vede zinomas baznytines
muzikos kompozitorius Pere-
so.
Pasibaigus sv. Missions ka-
tafalkas paSlakstintas svestu
'vandeniu ir atlikta penkeriopa
iabsoliucija.
Paskui kardinolai tokioj pat
Itvarkoj apleido koplycia. Tar:
pc kardinolQ matesi seneliQ
'ir daugelis stiprip jaunq Wy
rQ.
PamaldQ laiku koplyeioje bu
vo If svetimQ valstybiq diplo-
matiniai atstovai.- Faipat mi
rusio popeziaus gimines.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-01

WASHINGTON, vas. 1.N-
Nusiginklavimo konferenciJos
pirmininkas, Valstyb6s sekre-
torius Hughes, Siandie susau-
ke plenare tos konferencijos
sesiia, kuriai bus pavesta pat
virtinti sutarti, padaryta pen
kin vdstybiQ, il kuri paliecia
taip vadinama karo laivynQ
Svente."
Prize tos svarbios sutarties
prijungtas dar vienas posmas,
palieGiantis fortifikavima Ty-
kiajame vandenyne salQ, pri-
klausanGiQ toms valstybems.
Pastaromis uzdarytomis kon
ferencijos sesijomis S. Valsti-
jos iSsikovojo sau tai, kad
Panamos perkasq II
Hawaii salas gales fortifikuo-
ii kaip patinkama.
Ypac Alaska yra didziai
svarbus daiktas Shv. Valstl-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-01
6 POLICMONAI TRAUKIA,
MI TEISMAN.

Warren policijos nuovados
6 policmonai traukia1ni teis-
man uzz pakeitima tikru kali
niq kitais Emonemis. Jie visi
suspenduoti.
Feeiaus apie tos nuovados
leitenanta, kurs su kitais vir-
sininko buvo suspenduotas,
kol-kas nieko negirdima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-01
Japonija Nebus PaVojinga
Alaskai
SIANDIE lVYkSTA PLENARES kONFERENCIJ0S
SESlJA

JOINS. Mes aplink ta pusiau-
sail jau senai galvojo japonai,
'kad kokiu nors budu j pag-
lemzus. Dabar tad tas pusiau-
sails bus apsaugotas nuo ia
ponijos pavojaus.
ITuotarpu Aleutian, Guam
ir Samoa salos pasiliks taip,
kaip Siandie yra. Naujas for
tifikacijas uzdrausta dirbdin-
ii.
Valdiskose S. ValstijQ sfe-
rose sakoma, kad tn Tykiaja-
me vandenyne visu salQ ap-
sauga bus naudinga VISIONS
penkioms valstybems. Mes Xxi
'Siolei tos salos buvo laikomos
karo vietomis, del jq nesutiki-
mai galejo pakelti nauja ka-
ra.
Kadangi sutartimi pasalintas
karas, tai tuomi paGiu jau at
liktas labai didis darbas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-01
LAUKIA GENOA KoNFE.
RENCIJos.

STOCKHOLM, svedija, va
sario~1. - svedija turi save
rankose dideliq bolsevikq val.
dzios uzsakymu kontraktus
Teeiaus tQ kontraktQ dar ne.
pradeda pildyti, Laukla &c.
.noa konferencijos pasekniQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-01
NUo sPRoG1Mo zUvo 6
zMONES.
PINERVILLE, KY, vas. 1.

PINERVILLE, KY, vas. 1.
W 20 mailip nuo eia vie
noje kasykloje istiko sprogi
mas. 6 darbininkai zuvo, gi
kittens uzverstas issejjimas. Tx
nezinia, kick yiso darbininkQ
ten buvo sprogimo metu.
Nuvyko sudarytas pagelbos
burys ir tuojaus pradejo dar.
ba.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-01
KITAs KARo KALINYs.
PABEGO.

BERLYNAS, vas. 1. - Is
kalejimo pabego Vohetijos ka
70 laivyno leitenantas Ditt-
mar, kuri kaip ir kitus Leipzi-
go teismas nubaude kalejimu,
kaipo karo 'skriminalista, = ko
reikalavo Santarve.
Nesenai is kalejimo pabego
taipat karo ''kriminalistas"
leitenantas Boldt.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-01
NENoRI BUT AMBAsADo.
RUM.

BERLYNAs, vas. 1. DR..
Andreas Hermes, maisto mi
InisteHs, buvo kvieeiamas j Vo-
|kietijos ambasadorius S. Val
stijoms. DR.. Hermes atsisa-
ke ambasadoriauti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-01
pINIGU KURSAS..

SvetimQ saliQ pinigp verte,
mainant nemaziau 25,00o dol.
sausio 81 d, buvo toAia pagal
Merchants Loan & Trust Co.
Anglijos sterl. svarui 4.22
Pranciios 100 Frankly 7.55
Italijos 100 lirq 4.33
vokietijosy 100 markip so
Lietnvos 100 auksinu 80
Lenkq 100 markip .OS
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-01
REIKALINGA PUBLIKos
PAGELBA.

NEW YORK, vas. |. New
Yorko valstijos gubernatorius
Miller sake, kad prohibicijai
igyvendinti reikalinga publ
kos pageIba. Kad tuotarpu ts
pati publika priiessinga tai pro.
hibicijai. Kaipgi tad tai sutai.
KNIT.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-01
BOLSEV|KJOJ zMONES zMONEM|S MA|TINASI


LONDONAs, vas. 4. Jau
pervelu isgelbeti milo us
zmoniq Rusijoje nuo bado mir
'ties,'' pareiske cia DR.. Nan
sen.
"Nes kas tik jau nebutq vel
kama, vistiek Mrs milionai.
Inventorius taipat visur nyk-
sta.
"Uz 20 amerikonisku dole
rip galima palaikyti gyvastl
arkliui, bet zmogaus gyvastis
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-01
zMoGzUDIs APKALT1N
TAS.

NEW YORK, vas. Kri4
minaliame teiisme atrastas kal-
tas zmogzudysteje juodveidis
Luther Boldly, kurs eia nuzu-
de du detektivu.
Ateinanti penktadieni teise=
jas paskelbs istarme.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-01
oMAHOS sKERDYKLoSE
PAsIBAIGE sTREIKAs.
Darbininkai gryzta darban.

OMAHA, Neb., vas. |.
Ana diena apie 1,500 streikuo-
janciq skerdyklq darbininkq
atlaike masini susirinkima ir
nutare baigti streika> ir gryzti
darban. Tas nutarimas pale
cia tik vietos skerdyklp darbi-
'ninkus.
streikas 6ia kaip II kitur
prasidejo pereito Ngruodzio 5
diena.,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-01
GRYzO JAPoNIJOS DELE
GATAS.

TOKYO, vas. L. : Is Anne
rikos Gia gryzo nusiginklavi-
mo konferencijos Delegates
princas Togugawa.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-01

gall but palaikyta su Is Slim
gu.
"Galite sau kalbeti apie ka-
70 baisenybes, bet Rusijoje
gyventojai kencia daugeli me-
nesiq, kol mirtis jiems pertrau
.kia tas kaneias.
"Daugel yietose badauja
zzmones maitinasi zmogiena.
.Samaros gubernijoj badauja
kit kitus Judo ir maitinasi."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-01

CHICAGO. siandie ne
pastovus oras; gall but lie
taus ar sniego; maza' atraai-
ma temperaturoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-01
LAIDoJAMos EEATRo
AUKos. \
WASHINGTON. vas. 1.

WASHINGTON, vas. 1.
Vakar eia buvo laidojamos If
siandie laidojamos teatro au-
kos.
62 suzeistu yra ivairiose Ii
goninese.
Kalbama, kad teatro stogas
.gerai buvo padirbdintas. Bet,
'matyt, pavartota bloga med
ziaga.
KAUNAS, (Elta). Uzsienip
'Reikalu ministerijos skubiai
isaukiamas Kaunan Maskvos
Fatstoyybes patarejas J. Avi-
zonis. Sausio menesy, bus pa
'sauktas atstovas ]. Baltrusai-
tbs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06
MANY PEOPLE SEE EXHIBIT OF
PAINTINGS BY VICTOR HIGGINS
WILL PROBABLY PAINT CANYON

Lovers u high showed their ap.
probation of the suai privilege yes
terday afternoon. o.. viewing tho Jorge
lssorfuont 80 rrer. Of Hiu lie anu be-
productions OF th, harocter and DIs
toms Of Indian lIf. ffordrd 10 th' CD
lection 90 Studies brought to Amarillo
hy Victor Higgins under tho lusui..s
ol me Amarillo A. A--o. .Itlon
Preceding q shor talk Iy Mr i-
gins an informaI reception WIS U.l.
and several hundred men ana women
gathered 10 View the masterpiece.
rIlsml before each ln lu utfemu. fu
absorb the intrinsi. beauty OF tine whole
which was reached hy perfect weight
balance. color harmony and tbD sl'p.
message that great works oft art llW,r
convey.
Mr Higgins talked briefly ol hie work
tnd interested hi hearers Boo drawing
attention % certain important details
SEQ valuable 20 an artist. vet unnutiDef
'u the average person uua.Vl1.uisd
with the importauc. ~ detail 100 mas.
wE tho perfect creation ~ the master.
piro" lie spoke ~ the a-soriu'rd afis
music. literature. sculpturing. and
painting which. b., sid. were bat boo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06
INSTRUCTIONS TO
Be PRINTED FOR
YOUR RADIO SET

distinctions viii ho uutod for the
a- RADIO ulm Make II Yourself, to bee
..r.s. rt,t aI tho Mission Th,ator Ri.
sag and Saturday under the Joint an.
pieces 90 The DAILY News and the Mis-.
zion tn, Dalt News VIII print the
Instructions .u .ts issue OF Friday Then
.n,-, Instructions win boz printed and
distributed POO persons attending tho
shows
O.. Nll hr mighty fine DC radio fans
'u.. over 'h, instructions. Then they
a.u understand th. picture better when
.t,t -', If Following the picture the
.wHt'm ndio expert can then study
fl, Instructions aud get busy building
bis set
"Alsk. u Yourself will be- one ~ the
greatest ulu- ot speciality nature ever
shown hu, o. viii be- given Boz connec.
lion with q remarkable feature film. ar.
ruuur.l Manager Ross H. Rogers al,
900, Mission Thutp. q Am the Law '
- ih, taiur. i'm that win Do, shown
Castor Glass who a,hi,,,i tame i-
The boy Boo llmUro~uu, and latol,
starred In cameron OF th" Royal
.iourf,d 81. gwen lwu'. opportunity
rl display Ui- excellent screen quail
f..- in tnoIh.. story of tho Northwest
Mounted Police, u Am tho Law. com.
ug ru .ho Mission Thoatr, Friday and
saturday rNa, cameron ol the
';"yul Mounted, Castor Glass depicts
Do" Maynard son aud unfithful "ltcd
coat which Is iu direct Variance to
tr, h'ro par be- portrayed m Cam
.TUu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06

trum.uts hy which the greatest art "
o. was made perfect. ihe art ~ living
Ilrr. number, who visited the dis.
Ht were given ln opportunity Co. make
.hu.,e ~ me picture which appealed
f1.n most and slips giving the
..h.i uf tho picture selected were
uuu.d into receiver lD this way
fa-.Ds .f thc afternoon vii! nave
..n..un1g 'u learn which Of the
900 .Wm pictures on display was
... generally liked
Ntu. p'upi, aw tho pictures last
.eh when Nr Higgins again talked
Tho pictures will remain In the n.
.lr fur several days yet. and may be
lowed fr., OF charge hy anyone whom.
nsyor.
o. In practically certain MI Higgins
rIl paint palO Duro canyon. h. said.
wednesday he said the picture would
.uwrWhlf of q composite fore
ground perhaps M one point and a
Na,s ground from better vantage
point 10. Dos q. he taken % points in
.H. unuEon and viii definitely decide
about 'h, painting probably today. He
plans 'u camp boz the canyon. n ne
paints ani may ho here FOR more than
week longer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06
CALDWELL GIVES
MEETING REPORT
TO KIWANIS CLUB

Dr 4 Caldwell delegate of the
/ Amarillo klWhuls club Go the Inter.
rafarl. Convention CO., Toronto Can.
T .iI gas, 70 report of the convention at
fHr ur,.ly luncheon "Wednesday noon
.r the Amarillo lloi"l. Ills report cos.
/ ..ad many ui mo important activities oi
/ fhu convention and members uy limit
/ 'n.g thoroughly appreciated o.
/ Caldwell said mat committee. met
/ NJ Incoming trains md saw that the
T .I-f.fs we're i,.eu 90 the hotels. The
reception committees b.nm" servants
/ nY carried Quo luggage be- aid.
1 There $3.50. mo- delay boo getting the yis.
f.. Wart'r"d.
1 IU, speaker said that t pageant cost
/ rF 1000 was staged aud 20 large ball
] .sis given Coo fh. visitors Dr Caldwell
/ served 900 number oi committees and
$50. kept busy during the eHur, time
/ Do, NIs Don th, cts Atlanta Ga, Won
/ 200, .eNf convention over Denver. be-
/ said
ur Caldwell said that b" learned 10
rm,..t, EiUuulusm moro for what
/ bad dome Tor boys nYt declared 3D.
mu-. not neglect its duty 20 the girls
j % Cu.'., read resolution 90.
u.nr 'H, tuthIuhhrio b.ll before
/ .orsI,.s Tu, resolution was referred
a roo, uuhl. affairs committee with
uHuIp 10 report next week.
charles O. Parker member Of the
San Antonio Riwunls club. p Il Jaml.
son and e. q Herring made brief talks
a. BE- Abbott wrs introduced a. new
member
Announcement was made that tho
ladies' night program would be- held
+ rH. .dir ot nest week 600 %. Amarillo
/ l,mI 900, pIunlm committee is now
.urNiug ana i Dr. expected that the
.,,nrg vu hr one col ih" most sue
f .ev of the wear
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06

BY 1917. "a the latest women will
rule the world ana men will do the
house work and care Tor the children.
Dccordiur To tn, prophecy IT a profcs
.of in the University Of Sogthern Cat
furnIa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06
CITYBRIEFS

Learn word every day .-Today's
RUrt e BIZARRE lrs pronounced
Doc .aI. fn' D. as fh' first % lu event
and the 4 ls 'he in arm Accent is on
thu second liable. u mvans-odd ian
HstiD. or queer u comes from the
tuuch wh,u,. DO Is believed 90 have
been borrowed from the Spanish bizarre
meaning liberal co. gallant Probably DO
I- ot Basque origin It's used like this
The bright colours of his clothing gave
nm l.Elrr, appearance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06

Mr. aud Mrs. Lewis kenVon and chill
ttrn of SyDHWu.o lIl who have been
guests of Postmaster and Mrs W. G.
KENYON VIII leave TODAY Tor Colorado
Springs 1854 Iutowohil, on their trim
home Lewis and " e. Kenyon are
brothers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06
DAllAM WILL SELL
COURT HOUSE BONDS

NTTFTIHT 70 IT NV
DAI.HAlt1 Texas July Dllllm
County viii III Slauo0u worth Of count
hous. bonds her July o. Interest
among huv,r prs, AND 10 ia rN.
pr.''d that Hg humble. vil, be-
present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06

Dr and Mrs. ]. \ Odom. 81 Memphis.
were in Amarillo the Fourth and met
their daughter who is student in
W'r Texas state Normal Colleg, this
summer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06

Prof john :. Humphreys. registrar
OF West Texas stat" Normal college
Canyon YVES business visitor iu Anna
rl.p yesterday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06

D''h''F u.f Rcliahl" Eve Water
COOLING r"H"- strengthening Do,sn.
hurt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06

Mrs, \ .. Nhroeter. ~ Dumas. was
lr Amarillo visitor Yesterday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06

]. L. Cirhlri, grain man of Psnhan
HIr. was .u Amarillo yesterday ou q
business trip.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06
Iohn 2. Mnihis md lnmil,. VIM No

John =. Mathis and family. who were
called to W1ih"rford saturday night
because ~ The critical Illness % Mr.
Mathis mother. telcuaphed relatives
th1' she died sunday morning hofor"
their arrival Funeral services were
held MONDAY ST. Mathis and fstnil,
vii return % Amarillo IN a few DAYS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06

Rev Paul ! Merrill. pastor Of the
First Christian Church OF Pamra, lefi
fIr hos home Yesterday after spending
fU, Fourth .r Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06

VI. {. Parker and o. D. Rittenherry
architects were in Groom Yesterday a.
tending t0 business affairs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06

Mrs. y. D. Raymond and daughter
Alma ~ white Deer. v-I. boz Amarillo
wednesday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06

he mmer-e1 ana guaranteed hy an
Inns Drug Go.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-06

Mrs. Paul >ewcll. wife II banker
90 T.,homa was operated on on ANA
..Nn 'H' Fourth She had h.cn iu Min
sfHl Wells several weeks before com.
irg 'n Amarillo She II the daughter
~ Nfs NHI1 Haskell. lgoi Lincoln
/ Street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09
VETS READY FOR
BIG CONVENTION
Thousands OF Delegates to
Enter Seattle Soon

Constituting the vanguard Of the
IS 600 veterans who will be guests of
Seattle from August IL TO 10. al the
gard annual national conyention Of
fbe Veterans OF Foreign Wars. Col.
John j. McGinnIs. Of Washington. ID.
c.. and Deputy Chief OF Staff Gustave
Zwerin Of the Department Of Califor-
MIA and Nevada, were entertained
Tuesday night by Col. Theodore
Roosevelt post No. "a, here.
Final plans for the reception Of
the thousands % veterans. who will
begin streaming into Seattle this
week. were formulated BY. the post
TUESDAY night. Every effort will be
made by the local veterans 10 enter
tain their comrades In arms during
their visit here. u was declared.
From the moment that the trans
continental specials are met by the
band and colors Of the local post un.
III tbs national trumpeter blows
Taps. at the close Of the conven.
ton. each hour win be packed with
surprises for the veterans who will
attend from every state Of the Union.
in addition 10 those from posts in
France, Hawaii and the Philippine
Islands.
Col. McGinnis was the commander
Of the Montana Wid Cats" fis3rd
infantry OF the 41st Division. which
was composed Of Western National
Guard troops He served az lnspec-
tor general Of the Montana National
Guard for some years. but resigned
10 accept the colonelcy Of mis- regi.
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-09
POLAR FLYER
QUITS NORTH;
WILL RETURN
Fullerton Resigns
From Amundsen
Expedition and
Comes Back

NOME, Alaska. Aus s,ileut.
r G. Fullerton. Canadian fiier. who
was to ny with Amundscn across the
North Polc. has quit vhe expedition.
He arrived In Nome today from
Kotxebue sound. and - en- route for
home.
sAmundsen decided 10 use only one
pilot In the flight from Point Barrow
to Spltsberwcn. Fullerton declared
''He selected Oskar Omdal for the
"trip. and as did not carr to drift
over the Basin In the Maud l re-.
signed"
Fullerton said that Amundacn
should be about ready 10 start his
night this week. The explorers de
termination 10 use only one pilot che
said. was 10 avoid the risk attendant
on making an intermediate landing
for ftlsl. which would be necessary
n two aviasors were, carried.
That Amundsen has decided 70
sbandon his polar flight ard return
10 Seattle for the winter is the report
received from New York today. Tho
information Is based on an interview
with Heakon II. Hammer. American
agent for the explorer. Hammer h
now on the high seas. bound for
Norway.
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provides that final decree may not
be obtained until ak months after an
lnteriocufory decree has been
granted.
Figures would seem 70 bear This
out. as during the first seven months
NJ 1871 there were filed 1856 divorce
complaints. or go more than In the
same period the following year
Each month there II paid thru
Grants office 1880 In aiimony. One
man has been paying for a period OF
10 years-nnd the end IL not yet In
sight Tho sums range from $40 10
sfoo month. and ~ persons are
paying. and like number receiving.
siimony at the present time
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H0 HUM TWO MORE
MOVIE ROMANCE
GO ON THE R0cr,

TOs ANGELES. Aug. 80
more ronances Of filmaofn -.
places in Hollywood gons'. 4
day.
Herbert sanbofn. husba,1
Gloria fwanson and a wsz,,,
Pasadena man, admitted NJ !.
his wife were living apar, I
added that the ssparafion s
never come 10 a discussion =
attorneys"
Blanche Sweet veriflsd -
ments that her husband. Mr.
Ncilan. whom shs married e
rushing across the conflne5t .
meet him June 7. was liylnr
Hollywood and that her own ~.
ent home IL ~ a Fashionable /,
Angeles hotel.
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he. however. had been dragged out OF
his rapture at the words Of Jim 10
tho extent Of giving vent 20 "sirf'
The rest OF us shrieked. whats
'atr'
No camping" Jim repeated. AT
chinuls Falls this year Nope. not
even for one night last year a
party went up there started fire
loft Il. Il spread AND I HAD TO
CARRY 1900 GALLoNB or
WATER UP THE HILL IN
BUCKETS TO PUT IT OUT. why. l
wouldn't lei my own mother camp
40 there this summer" he added I'm.
pressly~iy,
Whit. tho packer. with his three
horses. who had carried our belong.
inRs on different trail. came upon
as hers. He Joined our little group
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decrease Of Ill
over the CORE.
spending period
last year. accord
inT 70 a report
c o m piled by
County CLERK
George Grant.
From January
I. 20 August
!. 1891. f.ais a.
vorce complaints
were flied. while
20 August 1 OF
this year tho ng
ure Is f.oss
Grant attrio
ufes the falling
or In large part
10 the present a.
vorce iaw. which
became operative
In June. 1891 and
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Egan on Peeves, Weather and Phones

without mosquito netting. n takes
less 20 maios 'em mad than u does
Toto"
Than n takes time 70 tell 'cm the
lines busy" limited.
For sbamer' uttered Operator
O0gg. MY, the wise cracks we get
over the wire. I wish ! could re
member some Of them. Aud tbe
dumb. dixxy questions we have Ia
answer All the way from what
time does the o'clock train
leave 20 what store keeps the
freshest eggs.
Really. we DO get SOME funny
ones. The other day n woman rang
IA. and when / answered. she calmly
remarked.
I'm going over 70 a neiRhborr.
and I'm leaving my baby az home in
her cauiagA. MY neiThbora phone
nnmter is so-andso. Will leave my
own receiver Off the hook. and II
baby cries after I leave ! wish you'd
call me up. at my friends place. 40
] can hurry right homel VIII your
'"Of course I didn't tell her 20 20
dive IN tie lake. can't do such
things. ] just let her know I
Couldn't obiiRe her. Leaving the re.
celyer Off the hook would have soon
placed her line out Of order, and
baby could have crrd in vain. Oh.
the foolish things We hear. ssnd the
silly questions We are asked. Some.
ono VIII continually bother w with
absurd queries. like
Maybe like the problem Of
whether people get madden IN
summer than winter7" ! suggest
I'd ebeerfnIly.
'Do you want me 10 answer
that, or would you prefer 10
hang up7" she returned swcetiy.
hung up.