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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-08

Indomiausia tas, kad jis jau-
natveje pasizymejo po Alpqq
kalnq virsunes kaipo laipioto-
jas.
A1uerikos kardinolas taipat
reiskia nuomone, kad, rasl, po-
pezius Plus XI pirmasis APP
leis kuomet nors Vatikano sic
mas. Gal jfs aplanlys If Anne
rika. Tai butq nepaprs9stas
nuotikis.
Kitas Americas kardinolas
Dougherty cionai atvyks gal
rytoj ar uzporyt.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-08

ROMA, vas. s. : Amerlkos
kardinolas O'Connell Gia atvy-
ko tuojaus po popeziaus isrin-
kimo vasario 6 d. Tai buvo
tuojaus po 1 100 diena. Kick
palaukus kardinola prieme au-
diencijon naujas popez, Plus
XI.
Sventasis .Tevas Americas
kardinolui pasakojo, kad Jls
visais laikais su pagarba atsi-
mesa j Americas gyventojus uz
ju veikluma taikos reikalais If
uz nepaprasta energija Vlsuo-
Sc jq darbuose,
"As su dideliu atsidejimu
temijuosi j jusp kongreso II
politikq veikima," /" sake Sven
tasis Tevas kardinoIui O'Con-
nell. "Nes Amerika atlieka
labai daug darbo, suristo su
naujaja taikos If ramybes era.
AS laiminu jus If per jumis
Amerikos gyventojus. siuneiu
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-08
pOPEzIAuS KkRUNAVI-
MAS PASKIRTAS
VASARIO TX

ROMA, vas. Z, siandle
Vatikane pradedama ruostles
prize popeziaus Piaus XI karu-
navimo, kurs paskirtas vasa-
rio II diena.
Tai bus dideles baznytines
iskilmes.
Italijos spauda daugumoje
su didziausiu entuziazmu swell
kina nauja popezip Piq M.
Visose sferose spejama, kad
Piui XI viespataujant lvyks
santaika Vatikano su Kvirina-
.lu.
Popezius savo valstybes SEX
retoriumi If toliau paliko kar-
dinola Gasparri.
siandie Natikane yra nepa-
prastai daug visokio darbo.
Ardomi visoki paruosimai ivy
kusiai konklavei. II sakoma
normaliai patvarkyti Vatikana
uzzims keleta dienq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-08
IS VILNUOS- -KANKINIU
~ E NJ E E E S. :
sVENCIONELIAI. Paste

SVENCIONElL.IAAl. Z aslo
skyriuje tarnauja keletas lie
trlViu. Paskntinemis dienomis
pradejo labai snipineti slapto
j policija. Kimba prie tarfiau-
tojq, jeigu drista sudainuoti
lietuyiskai. Nerimastauja eia
Wis T., B. K. organizacija. Ji
rasineja slekteles i partizanus,
bet ginklu neduoda, ypac So
dieciams. Lietuvip apgyven-
tuosna sodziqosna aeiu Dievui
Sic drasuoliai bijo pasirodyti.
Baisiai graizosi prizes kunigus,
kad uz lenkus neagituoja, ISL
.karssGdiiave net mirtimi grasino
zziinoma uz akiq, kad pasirot
|zzius pireS zmones dfasuoliais.
Pas tokius, kita vertus, protas
kumstyje ne galvoje.
Vaziuodamas yiena karta
.traukiniu is syeneioneliu
Lentupin teko is instrukto-
riaus q. B. K. p. UrbonaW-
claus girdeti, kaip savo agen-
itus mokino elgtis su zmonemis.
.Nuvaziave sodium prisipakin-
kite, kad esate toxic patys
,kaip yisi. Kitaip, sake, sluota
jus iSvarys. Kalbinti zmones
.rasytis uz Lenkija ne Lietn-
var pagalios gall net, bolsevi-
Rails rasytis, tik kad pasirasy-
tq. Jeigu nesirasytp, badly
kit, kad jam bus karves atm
tos.
Ar nebaidys paskui tais pa,
rasais zmoniQ, kad eitp i rinh-
must Visiems reiha zinotj
kad tie baidynlai pasibaigs
tuoj If agentai po lTijY Kara
.liu pranyks II iQ niekam nerei-
kia BLOT. if klausyti tik isyy-
ii, kad isdumtp be kepures il
kur atvyko.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-08
Syentasis Tevas Laimina Amerika

Amerikai savo jausmingiau-
sius pasveikinimus.
Sventasis Tevas isreiske ap-
gailestavima; kad Amerikos
kardinolai nesuspejo i laika
atvykti sventosios Kardinolq
Kolegijos konklaven~ If prisi-
deti prie popeziaus rinkimq.
Kaip popezius, taip kit kardi-
nolai, sake, kad reiktq konsti-
tucijoje padaryti atlnain1a,
idant su nauio popeziaus rin-
kimais palaukti ilgiau mirus
popeziui, idant duoti progos j
konklave atvykti tolimp sahq
kardinolams.
Apie nauia popeziq kardi-
nolas o'Cppnell atsiliepia su
dideliu pasididzziavimu. Sake,
Baznyeia yra sveikinama to-
hu parinkimu. Mes sventasis
Teyas yra zymus mokslinin-
kas, ADMINISTRATORS If vienas
is jauniausip kardinolq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-08
.VATIKANE MIRE kARDI.
ngLAs MARINI.

H -.r 4. s. ra u
y -LONDONAs, vas. 8. - Lai-
krascio Times korespondentas
is Romos pranese, kad prizes
pat isrinkimo naujo popez ziaus
Vatikane mire kardinolas Ma
RIM, italas.
Prizes pat konklave kardipo-
las Marini sirgo Influenza. Ne
visai pasveikes jis, inejo kon-
klayen il tenai isnaujo suslr-
go
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-08
Pasizy1nejiinnai..

Achilles (Pius KID If as
ibuvome kolegornis If artimiau-
siais prieteliais is jaunatyes, =
lkalbeio prokuroras emeritas.
8 Popezius is jaunp dienp my
Ilejo knygas if kalnus. Daz-
mai atlikdavo keliones i kal-
nus. Jis buvo pirmutinis, ku-
..ris is Italijos puses pasieke
fAlpu kalnQ virsune Mont
Blanc. Tas kelias, kuriuomi
+jis ejo, uzyardintas jo vardu'
Tuose zygiuose nek;uomet ne;
sikarsciavo, buvo ramus. Kar.
ia su dideliu pasisventimu kal-
nuose isgelbejo Vadovo gyvas.
r
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-08
YILKAI NUzUDE 18 RU-I
MUNV VALsTIEcIU
PARYzIUS. vas. 8. :

PARYzIUS, vas. 8. Is
Rumunijos sostines Bukaresto
pranessa, kad tenai Petrosani
sodHuje isalke vilkai uzpuole
II nuzude Is rumunq valstie-
ciq.
Vilkp burial apnyko Rumu-
MIA is Rusijos, kur siaucia ba-
das. Rununijjos yyriausybe
leido valstieeiams apsiginkluo-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-08
DRAUDz1A PARoDAvIMA
sv. PATRIKo D1ENoJE.

!. MELBOURNE, Australia
vas. 8. Ola simet sv. Pat.
riko, aiiriu tautos globejo, die
,nojje nebus parodavimo gatve-
mis-. Miesto taryba nuspren-
de neduoti leidimo tam paro-
davimui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-08

teike savo pirmajl palaimini-
ma is isorinio -bazilikos balko-
no su mintimi, .kad tasai palai-
minimas suteiktas ne vien SUI
!sirinkusiems aikSt6je If ne
wen items Romoje ir-Italijo-
| je, bet VISIONS nacijoms ir vi
SONS tautoms. Ir tas privalo
visam pasauliui duct visQ lau-
hamq taika, kurios laukia If
patsai ApaStalq Sostas."
Tie pirmieji naujo pope
ziaus zingsniai turi didele po-
litine reikSme. Gia spajama,
ikad tuos Piuso XI zingsnius
italy spauda ilgas laikas ko-
Ementuos.
Priesinosi susitaikymui.
Reikia pasakyti, kad Vati-
kanas SUI Kvirinalu, rasi, Sc
,niau jau butu susitaikes.
Bet tam atkakliai priesinosi
Austria, kaipo katalikiskoji
sails. 2
Siandie susitaikymui Aust
RIA jau negali priesintis. Tad
prieSinasi Prancija, su kuriaJa
Vatikanas atnaujino santikius.
Prancija bUosi prarasti savo
intakes artimuose Rytuose.
Sventasis Tevas Plus XI,
kaip visi tvirtina, yra liberia
Tiu pazvalgu. Tad amerikonai
ypac dziaugiasi, kad, rasi, jis
trumpoj ateity gales liuosai&,
eiti is Vatikano il. aplankyti
net Amerika.
Daugelis amerikonu katali'
iiku tikisi Amerikoje sulaukti
Edaugiau kardinolq.
! Bet tai jau htas dalykas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-08
BoNUsAIMl,s \, NUsTATYTA
1900 MILIoNU.

WASHINGTON, vas. 8.
Kongreso konitetas, kuris ap-
taria karo Seteranp bonusu
ha6sirna, apskaite, kad bonu-
sans reiksia 1900, 100000 dol.
Bet komitetas dar nenuspren-
de, is kur gauti tuos pinigus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-08
M1I1ARDA1 R1NK1MAMs

"Glos Litwy' raso, kad
Varsavos mipisteriq kabinetas
paskyres 4 miliardus lenkp
rinkimams Vilniaus
seiman. Rinkimanis vyriau-
sybe leidzianti pinigus, ku-
riuos surinkusi saliai atstaty-
IT,. evil. Garsas
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-08
PINIcUi KURsAs.

. D.. ! l.
Saetimp saliq pinigq yerte,
mainant nemasiau 25,0oO dol
vasario Z d. buyo tolia pagal
Merchants Loan = Trust Co.
Angliios sterl. svarui 4S2
Pfancijos 100 frankly $40
Italijos 100 lirp 40
Vokietijos 100 markiu 80
Lietuvos 100 aulrsinq so.
Lenkq 100 mardp .0S
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-08
|KELETAs zMoN1U zUvo
GAISRE.

z RICHMOND, Va, vas. 8.
.Gaisras sunaikino eia- Lexing-
ton viesbuti. Kick Xxi siolei SUI
zziinota, 8 zmones zuvo ir 25
suzeista.> spejama, kad zu-
.vusiq bus daugiau.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-08
sENATAs PATvIRTINS
sUTARTIS. J.
ToEia Wilt turi preezidenttas.
WASHINGTON, vas. 8.

WASHINGTON, vas. s.
Artimiausiomis dienomis pre-
zidentas Hardingas patsai els
senatan ir patsai asmeniskai
senatoriams induos patvirtin-
ii visas padarytas su htonlis
valstybemis sutartis bfvuslole
.eia nusiginklavimo konferenlci-
jojje.
sakorna, kad senate pries 81
tartis : gyyuojanti opozicija,
Bet j esanti visai nezyrni
Taip kad sutartys per sonata
pereis yisai slidziai. Senate
rius Lodge uztikrina, kad ne
busia jokiu trukdymq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-08
P0PElUs IRA AUDEJO.
SUhUS
KAIKURIos sMULKME
NOS il 10 JAUNYsTEs.

LONDON AS, vas. 8. lai-
krascio Times koresponde
n1iesteli Desio, pope
ziaus Piuso XI teyNke, kuri
.yra nepertDliausia tldo Mia
no, k1r pastaraisiais laikais
.popeziusS bpyos Arkiyy yskupu.
Kofespon tenai atra-
do kuone pisus gyventojus, Is
.ejusius gatgesna, kuomet jie
.gayo sziniq kad kardinolas
:Ratti isrinktas popeaiumi. Is
reiskihrui nspaprasto dziaugs-
mo baznyeiq5 yarpais skambin-
ta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-08
PranaSystes.

"1913 metals, kuomet jis va
.zziiavo is Milano, jam tariau
"Isvaziuoiji Sd juoda skrybele.
bet grysi su raudona. Teeiaus
ateis laikas, kad gausi r baltq
sk1rybele. "
"Jis man, j tai atsake:: s'Tai
.dide1is pranasavimas. =
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-08
Popeazaus sesuo.

Milane korespondentas ap;
+lanke popeziaus seserh Canil-
Ia ,Ratti, apie SO metp am
zziiaus.s Gyvena yiena labai ku-
kliuose namuose. Jinai asaro- a z .
DANA kalbejo:
Esu laiminga, kad ta dide.
he garbe patiko musu seimy-
No. Bet man podraug If ne
smagu. Mes netenkl brollo:
|knrs visais laikais man buve
geras. Nesmagumas gra tas
|kad as jjo daznai negalesiu ma.
tyti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-08
Is5neturtingpiq.

"Tokiu hudu," !" kalbejo vie
tos chemikas ] correspondents,
tiki siolei mnsq nezinomas
miestelis Desio bus irasytas
istorijon.''
Nina salstieeiu, noteru If
vaikq slssirHlko priesais dvie-
jq aukstq namus, kqriuose
syentasis Tevas Plus. 5XI 81
me koyo 81, 1851 m. Jo tevas,
francesca Ratti, buvo silku
dirbtuVes direk ktoriumi. Nebu-
vo tai ttirtingas z1nogus, bet
If nehedinas. II jam gyyerlo-
81 gerai.
Plus XI blyo treeiasis IS Ell
les vaikas seimynoje 2seseriq
vaikq, Il iq yisQ gyvii yra
tik trys:: butent, popezius w
rialsias brolis Ferrlo If ja1-
niausioji sesno Camilla.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-08
Kulturos Vajus 5
NEWARK, \. j. s s24O0,
(Draiugll1i 'Telegrama).

NEW YORK, vas. z Is Vasario penkta diena Newarko
etuviai Lietuvos Kataku uniyestetm sudejo maniska
auka net du tukstanu keturs Amtus dolierip ($24OO
valo, Newarko ietuviu katalSu stebetnas duosnumas
kulturos reikalams KUN GARMu
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-08
DU PABEGo IS JoLIETo
KALEJIM0.

Vakar is yalstiios kalejimo
.Jonete, I'LL, pabego du kaliniu
chicagieeiu, kuriedu yaldybai
.buvo pasitikimu.
Tai John Bahus, 90 metz,
ir Joseph Geister, y m Pr
kalejimu buyo nubaus-
tas nuo i ligi Il metz, 81 ant
rasis nuo l ligi 10 metq.
Nuo antrojo auksto jiedu
per langa nusileido su vifVe.
Fuojaus praaesta Chicagos
policijai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-08
Buyo rugsejy.

Plus H savo japnyste pra-
leido Desio. Koresp ndentni
parodyta naokykla, k,lria Ian
:ks. Jis Yisais laikais didzia=
vosi saYo si1ntiniu nliesteliu
If metal j Inetus yasara il Ian
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-08

Ties namais, 244 W 81 gat.,
pamesta bomba. Plysdama is-
mete is low visa Carmino Ma
dia seimyna.
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CHICAGO. siandie oras
dailus; kick sileiau.
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SPORTING

Eddie Mead, manager Of Joe Lynch,
has sent to the newspapers photo
graph of the certified check for $780,
600 which he posted as guarantee to
Champion Johnny Buff to meet. Lynch
in decision contest for the champion
ship. The check is made out to Lew
Diamond, manager of Buff.
John McGraw is at the head of
powerful baseball machine so far as
hitting, base running, fielding and in
side methods are concerned. But the
success of the world champion New
York Giants this year depends largely
on the work Of the pitchers. McGraw
evidently is planning to use his five
veterans-Nehf, Barnes, Toney, Doug
las and Ryan.
Burleigh Arland Grimes, the Brook.
lyn star spitball pitcher, reported at
the clubs training camp in Jackson
vile, Fla.
The Olympic games for 1924 have
again become a subject of controversy,
and many friends Of athletics fear they
may not be held in France owing to the
city of Paris voting only one million
francs.
How unlike the Jeffries and johnson
bout would be tussle between, Harry
Wills and Jack Dempsey. jeff was
wreck when he faced johnson, but
Dempsey and Wills are evenly matched
in every direction and should furnish
the greatest fight in the history Of the
ring.
Arrangements were completed in
New York for a ten round battle be-
tween Benny Leonard and Johnny
Dundee, to be held before the Queens
berry A. Z. In Milwaukee March q.
Rogers Hornsby, crack second base
man of the st. Louis Cardinals, slug
ger extraordinary and holdout until
this week, signed contract which
calls for salary of So, 800 year for
three years.
A heroic statue Of Christy Mathew
son delivering his famous "fadeaway"
is to be erected in Van Cortlandt Park
by amateur baseball players of New
York City. The model for the statue,
the work of Gertrude Boyle, has been
completed, funds have been raised, and
the admirers await only permission
from the city to use the park in honor
ing their beloved Matty.
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NATIONS BUSINESS

The government is likely to inter-
vene to secure needed supply o. coal.
Business failures the last week to-
tailed 521, compared with 629 the pre-
vious week.
During January, 1922. exports of
iron and steel totaled 10000 tons,
compared with 129,921 tons in De-
cember.
Customers have oversubscribed the
Wisconsin Telephone Company, $5,-
100000 issue of per cent cumulative
preferred stock. More than one-half
of the issue was distributed by en-
ployees Of the company.
Sir Auckland Geddes, British Am
bassador to the United States, in an
address to members of the Chicago AS
sociation of Credit Men, declared
American business men can no longer
look for cash payments for exports to
England. A means will have to be
found whereby cash payments will not
be required or this country viii! lose
her English exports trade.
According to figures compiled by the
Chamber of Commerce, Kansas City's
business IL 1921 amounted to more
than $1,OO0,OO0,OO0.
The 1921 income taxes will bring the
government $500, ,00O, 900, about $780,
100000 below the total received last
year. Treasury statisticians estimated.
The first quarterly payments will
reach no more than $3.50, 100000, which
Is $lO0,OO00O0 below the quarterly
average Of last year, it is believed.
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Bills were introduced by Senator
Frick revoking the authority of police
officials or other authorities in Mary
land towns having 5000 population or
over to establish private cab stands.
The bills provide that all designated
cab stands shall be public, but shall be
subject to such rules and regulations
as the Public Service Commission may
prescribe.
This measure is the outgrowth of
controversy between the independent
cab drivers and the taxi companies.
The Public Service Commission has
asked for legislation giving it author
ity to require Independent drivers to
provide taximeters and to take out
casualty insurance. The Independents
have expressed willingness to ac-
quiesce in this If the private stands
were eliminated
There has been some hesitation to
indorse the insurance provision be.
cause of allegations that there Is prac
tically a trust established by bonding
companies to maintain excessive rates
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WORLDS NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

LoNDoN.-M. K. Gandhi, India's
non-co-operationist leader, and bank
er who financed his paper, New India,
have pleaded guilty in Delhi, India, to
British charges of sedition.
LONDON.-The entire question of
Americas financial rights under the
Versailles treaty, and subsequent
this treaty, may be opened and made
the subject of diplomatic controvcr-
sy between America and the allies, fol-
lowing a refusal of the American de-
mand for reimbursement for the cost
of maintaining the Army of Occupa-
ton.
LONDON.-The AneIo-American Pc
troleum war entered a new stage when
the House of Commons backed up the
British drive to overcome American
leadership in production by voting an
appropriation of f95O,OOO to. the Anglo
Persian Oil Company as q temporary
loan.
PRETORIA, South Africa.-MartiaI
law has been declared in the Rand
district where, in the words of Pre-
mier Jan SHUTS, the country is faced
with one of the gravest crises that has
ever arisen in South Africa" The dis
turbances are an outgrowth of strike
of gold miners.
PARIS.-Princess Mary and Viscourt
Lascelles arrived in Paris from Lon
don. They stopped at the British en-
bassy overnight and then continued Oh
to Italy.
FRANKFORT, ky.-The Kentucky
house defeated the Ellis evolution bill
The vote was AZ TO II against the
measure when it was presented for
passage.
PROVIDENCE, r. State Media
ton and Cancellation Board announced
that it has abandoned all present at
tempts at settlement of the strike Of
10000 textile workers in Rhode ISlan1,
and has adjourned indefinitely.
LONDON. - Sir Arthur BaIfour X.
G., made a plea for continuance of the
coalition, which was all the more forci-
Bile because delivered in an Unimpas-
stoned manner.
NEW YORK.-The issue of S5,ooo,-
900 Philippine government 30 year 5
per cent bonds, offered at 1031s. has
been heavily oversubscribed.
ALBANY.-Governor Miller made it
clear that he favors the $1,OO0,000 ap-
preparation provided for in the bill in-
troduced by Assemblyman BruLdage
for the temporary relief of state dis
ahJed veterans of the world war who
are unfit for service.
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Great Events That Are Chang
ing the Worlds Destiny Told
in Paragraphs.
ITEMS TO INTEREST ALL
Short Chronicle Of Past Occurrences
Throughout the Union and Our
Coionies-News From Europe
That Will Interest.
WASHINGTON

Finance committee is to approve
duty on hides and increase secured
wool tariff to 33 cents.
United States Senator William NJ
Calder, Brooklyn, has notified William
NJ. Kehoe, secretary Of the Central
Trades and Labor Council, that the
Brooklyn Navy Yard will not close, as
had been threatened. The council has
been protesting vigorously against the
proposed closing down of the navy
yard, which employs several thousand
men.
A bill was passed by the House au-
thorizing $1,000,OO0 appropriation for
the purchase of seed grain for farmers
In drought-stricken areas of the North
west.
An effort to obtain an opinion from
the Department of Justice and the De-
partment of Commerce as to how far
coal trade associations may proceed
in their activities, in light of the re-
cent Hooyer-D Daugherty correspondence
will be made by committee of the
National Coal Association in the near
future.
A dramatic incident took place In
the senate when Senators Lodge and
Underwood, two of the delegates who
signed the Four-Power treaty, when
called to the stand confessed to the
senate that they did not know who
wrote the instrument.
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LATEST EVENTS
AT WASHINGTON

The deficiency appropriation bill car
rying total of S136, 1885, 900 was
passed by the serate.
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon de-
nounces tie new soldier bonus bill,
especially it's bank loan feature, as
dangerous abuse of the govern
ment's credit, suggesting as prefera-
bile the financing of the bonus by
bond issue, or government loan.
Whatever attitude may be adopted by
the Senate Finance Committee, the
question of American valuation
threatens to remain an acute issue
until the permanent tariff bill is en-
acted.
Representative Fordney, chairman OF
the House Ways and Means Commit
tee, defended the bank loan provi-
sion of the soldiers bonus bill.
A oovernment-owned corporation for
the development of the Muscle
Shoals, Ala, nitrate project was pro-
posed in senate by Senator Morris.
Chairman Fordney expressed the opin-
ion that loans made by banks on ad-
have no effect whatever on the bank
inn situation. He asserted that as
surance of this has been given tho
committee by w. P. G. Harding, gov
ernor of the Federal Reserve Board.
Brio. Gen. John n. Russell has left
for Port al Prince to ct as the
Presidents High commissioner in
Haiti.
Without a record vote the Senate
passed the sill carrying appropria-
tions for the Department Of Conn.,
merce and Department of Labor for
the fiscal year 1923.
Despite criticism by Controller of the
Currency crissinger of the bank loan
feature of the soldiers bonus bill,
Republican House leaders went for
ward with their plans to push the
measure through without further
changes.
Application of the New Haven for a
Government loan of $2,758, ,0C0 to
meet maturing Indebtedness was ap-
proved by the Interstate Commerce
Commits: on.
January exports to Europe totaIed
S149,939, ,246 compared with $S25,21s,.
637 in January year ago.
The decline in the value of Americas
foreign trade in January as eompar-
ed with January, 1921, is further en-
phasized in statistics as to trade by
continents and countries for the first
month of the present year, just made
pubIic by the department of conn.,
merce.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1922-03-24

A protest against the killing or cap
ture of the plesiosaurian monster
which is reported to have been seen
in an Andean lake in Patagonia has
been raised before the Ministry Of In
terror, in Buenos Aires by the "Socied-
ed Protectora de los Animales," which
corresponds to the American S,clety
for the Prevention of Cruelty to .Ani-
InalS.
Clifford Pinchot, State Forestry Com
missioner, has announced his candi-
dacy for the Republican nomination
for governor of Pennsylvania at the
May primaries.
B. B. & r. Knight, Inc, owners of
many textile plants in Rhode Island,
announced their decision to close their
Natick and Pontiac mills indefinitely.
1t was understood that other cotton
textile manufacturers were planning
similar action.
Jones & Laughlin Company, one of
the largest Independent steel makers
in the country, probably will execute
plans for $20,OO0,000 plant at Ham
m0nd, IND.
Samuel Untermyer, in statement
received at Albany, n Y, urged enact
ment Of the Lockwood bill creating Il
trade commission to supervise busi-
ness combinations.
Northeastern States Farm Bureau
Federation at meeting in Burlington,
Vt, adopted a resolution approving
the formation Of the agricultural bloc
in Congress and pledging it continued
support.
Waterbury Clock Company has pur-
chased the property and assets of Rob
ert H. Ingersoll & Brothers for ST.,
100000 in cash, subject to the ap-
proval of the court.