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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-10
Test of Auto |
Law Filed In
Circuit Court

The constitutionality of the law
passed by the 1921 legislature is
in question in a suit brought yes
terday by the Camas Stage com
pany against Sam A. Kozer, Sec
retary OF state, and which asked
for an injunction against the ar
rest OF the plaintiff by the state.
According to the complaint the
stage company operates lines from
Camas and way points on the
Washington side of the river, into
Portland. 1t maintains offices in
Camas and has complied with all
the automobile laws of Washing
ton.
In asking the company to pay
a license based on the weight OF
the car, and So annually for every
scat, the state of Oregon is acting
beyond its powers, according to
the plaintiff, first, because it un-
dertakes to regulate interstate
second, the law does
not conform to 14th amendment
to the state constitution; third,
that the law Is discriminatory
and based on an arbitrary and un-
reasonable classification.
The plaintiff states that it has
four auto buses running into
Portland on which it pays $3.50
each annually.
In the absence Of Judge Bing-
ham and Judge Kelly, County
Judge William NJ. 3dshey granted |
he injunction.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-10
Santiam Farm
Loan Association
Names Officers

Scio. Feb. 10.-A meeting of
the Santiam Farm Loan associa-
tion was called in Scio Saturday
afternoon. with all stockholders
present. Routine business was
transacted and election OF off
GERS for the coming year took
place. George Miller, w. A. Gil
key, ]. A. Sims. Harry Shanks and
G. Carroll were elected to the
board OF directors, and w. A.
Gilkey was chosen president,
George Miller. vice president and
w. Fl. McLain secretary-treasurer
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-10

I'm convinced il 1 had taken
Tanlac two years ago, when my
troubles first began, l would
have been saved a world of suf-
fering." said Ed w. Field, 53s
jefferson St., Milwaukee, Wis.
MY case proved that when a
mans stomach goes wrong, eY-
erything goes wrong with him.
The first thing 1 noticed out Of
the way was loss Of appetite and
next, that no matter how sparfng-
ly l kte, was sure to have an at
tack of Indigestion. finally got so
couldn't walk couple of blocks
without having to stop and rest
and | was SO nervous that often |
sat up in chair all night long.
"Tanlac has made a new man
out of me, my stomach is as sound
as a dollar and feel fine all the
time. l am a firm believer in Tan
lac because | know 1t delivers the
goods"
N0TE-The international Pro-
prietaries Co., distributors of Tan.
lac, have on file in their offices at
Georgia, over fifty thou
sand signed statements from rep
resentative men and women from
every state in the union and ev-
cry province in Canada. Many of
these are from prominent people
n this city and section and have
been previously published in this
paper.
Tanlac is sold by ]. F. Tyler,
and by leading druggists
everywhere. (adv) |
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-10

Easy street never leads any
where.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-10

The broom is going to sweep
confidently expect extra ordina
new bargains
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-01
Making Presidents of Farmers

great many of the whose familiar Farm
three years Their farther than repu
ton for good citizenship in their own locality.
They quit blowing day attend meeting and put on
The farmer who does his WE'LL fnd that
he is made chairman of important committee
gratitude for his his neghbors elect him office in the
County Farm Bureau Holding this Office he stands good chance
becoming member of the executive of the State Farm
Bureau.
shocking his 100 in absolute obscurty while ago
finds himself attending live stock marketing CONVEX
which farmers like himself have the United
States attend He makes and becomes national figure
Perhaps he called Washington and goes the President in
the White House All the while he developing wisdom if he has
wise stuff him. and ability speak the minds and hearts his
neghbos He responsibility and responsibility makes him
great. .-- u
There not leader in the American Farm Bureau Federation or
the State Farm Bureau Federaons who has by just
such path This democratic choosing leaders from the rans
of the knotes the the Farm Bureau M the reason
why all the Farm Bureau work has practical and why its accom-
phmen have exactly covered the vital needs of the real farmers
And there inspiration working for organization where there
chance perform service talents master lh
lid at the top Haypchng farmers the kind stuff
which Farm Bureau leaders made The member of the township
fruit marketing committee be sane guiding the State Farm B
Federation tomorrow His only limits within himself
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-01


Like the u. S. Grain Growers (the far
mers' cooperative grain marketing body,
this organization of forward-looking live
stock farmers, for the protection OF their
own interest and that of the public, was
conceived in the anguish Of bitter neces-
sity. The practices INDUCED in at the
marketing points has made the producers
business a gamble with the odds always
against him. There has been no stability
about the stockman's earnings largely
because of the uncertainty of the market
and, by the time the commission men take
care of themselves, he is usually out OF
financial luck.
1t cost the live stock producers of the
country last year an estimated $28,o43, 1O7
in commissions for the handling of their
products in the sixty-nine markets of the
United States. According to the Bureau
Of Markets and Crop Estimates OF the
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-01

For 1921, food preservation was prof.
ect in every state but one, health in all
but two, and poultry improvement has
been carried on in all of the western and
middle states by Farm Bureau home DEM
onstration agents.
The problems of food, clothing, care Of
children, and the general business of house
keeping confront every home-maker and
every group of housekeepers in all parts
Of the country. The call for guidance in
clothing work in 1921 was SO compelling
that clothing specialists were added to the
state extension stats Of the agricultural
colleges in number of states.
One thousand one hundred seventeen
communities are carrying on work in food
selection; one thousand eight hundred
ninety-nine have promoted the serving
of hot dish at noon in local schools;
six hundred and three have taken up work
in scientific child feeding and three hun
bred eighty have carried on milk feeding
demonstrations. The interest in child
feeding has been due to the startling sta
tistics accumulated by Farm Bureau
experts during the past few years. The
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-01

Farm Bureau home demonstration agent
has been responsible for this interest
and the subsequent Improvements.
Great progress has been made in food
preservation work, especially in meat
canning with the pressure cooker. In
struction in the canning of poultry was
wanted wherever hocks were culled.
Community canning kitchens, which were
closed with the Armistice, were opened in
twenty-one states. Canning in tin and
cooperative buying of canning supplies
also increased.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-01

An apple grower in West Virginia took,
a two-hour ride to Washington, D. c., TO
transact some business. Along about
noon he got hungry, as any farmer will.
He stepped up to Tony, the fruit vender,
and selected beautiful juicy apple. He
handed Tony quarter and got back Is
cents in change. Completely nonplussed,
the farmer looked at the box to see where
these apples of gold were raised His own
name was on the apple box. He had been
paid $3.50 for the box of 100 apples, and
here was the retailer charging at the rats
Of S14.40 box for them.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-01
Met In Chicago.

The conference met in response to Presi-
dent Towards call in Chicago and its
deliberations were marked with splendid
enthusiasm. The meeting had scarcely
adjourned when the exchange men began
to demonstrate their desire to clear their
skirts of any and all charges. Their at
tempts to justify themselves and their
methods did not interfere, however, with
the development of the live stock pro-
ducers' plans. At the Chicago Live Stock
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-01
What It Means,

What It Means.
"What is the significance of this for
American One thing seems clear, al
though sectionalism still exists, it is no
longer the controlling political factor.
1t is now competition and divergence of
interest among at least three economic
groups that form the Inducements driving
the straws on the political surface. I'm
pleasant as this fact may be, it can no
longer be ignored. In estimating the
economic and political resources of the
three groups it is we'll to remember that,
upon our American fields and meadows
We have reared great industrial struc-
ture, veritable Tower of Babel lifting
It's builders high above an immediate
struggle with the natural environment
in the effort to maintain life. Yet these
builders, though raised above the pas
lures and the grain fields, cannot shake
off an elemental dependence upon them.
The food quest is as vital today as it was
to the primitive savage who hunted the
beasts in the forest. The recent war has
made this dependence very vivid. The
speed with which Babel can be built now
depends upon whether the farmer in
creases his yields of wheat and corn. He
controls the food quest. His dawning real
ization of this fact may be called, for want
of better name, the new agrariansim.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-01

tons in Chicago, July % and "a, 1920.
The meeting was an earnest and thorough
one. Bona fde stockmen were present
and every angle of the situation was dis
cussed. Immediate action was deemed
necessary and President Howard was re-
quested to call live stock conference for
an early date.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-01
Making the Most of Home Demonstration

NHAT welcome the of the Home Demon
Agents. is proved by survey of Extension work
Membership in home extension organizations of the Farm Bureau
increased the past years practically every staten
much All the North and West
have home demonstration reporting work phase OF
clothing, nutrition and home management.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-01

hand TO MS nelgn-
Dor. 1T ogether
We Win" is our
watchword today.
THE object OF
the Farm Bureau,
in formal language.
is to create a coun-
ty-wide organiza-
ton to advance and
improve the agri-
culture Of the coun-
ty, to cooperate
with the State COL
leges of Agriculture
and the United
States Department
of Agriculture in
the employment of
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-01
AUTOMOBILE
e. eds u

Don't use gasoline to clean leather
unless you want to crack 1t.
When ball bearings become worn 1t
Is not always necessary to have CON-
plete new bearings installed. The old
ones can be repaired and be almost
as good as new.
An empty Oil can, in addition to the
regular equipment, is a good thing to
carry in the car. 1t may be filed with
gasoline for printing the cylinders or
cleaning spark plugs.
A simple but frequently forgotten
precaution in regard to filling the gas
cline tank is that the mouth of the
gasoline can should be carefully wiped
or before filing to remove any dust
or dirt that may have lodged there.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-01
FARMERS ARE MARKETING
THEIR OWN LIVE STOCK
Launch National Cooperative Plan to Estabhsn
Commission Companies at All
Terminal Markets

~OOD-BYE pued live markets. The live stock farmer
lose the marketing of his product to the pest
advantage with of the National Live stock FRO
dce being meeting held chicago
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-01

The farmer has relinquished his i'm
aginary independence and reached out his
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-01

TINE farmers cooperative stock marketing plan built from
the ground up The individual live stock producers OF the Nation
constitute Producers strongly urged to JOIN the
local cooperative stock shipping associations However, for
find their advantage to do they still
avail themselves of selling by their
stock direct Live Stock Commission Association that
owned controlled by live stock producers themselves
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-01

and for the raising of money to meet part
of the expenses incurred the farmers of the
county are organized into Farm Bureau.
What Mana
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-12-01
A Potent Factor.

almost overnight, the Farm Bureau
has become a factor of major national
Importance. 1t must not be believed
that this is the only farmers organization.
There are active survivals of earlier or
CARNATIONS of which the Grange is prob
ably the most powerful and most useful.
Furthermore there are organizations Of
specialists within the agricultural field
such as the Dairymen's League and the
National Wool Growers Association.
The centre Of this complex of organiza-
tons, however, is to be found in the Farm
Bureau.
"And what is the Farm Bureau Its
origin will explain its character. 1t IS
practically founded upon the Smith
Lever Law, signed by Mr.. Wilson on
May 8, 1914. This measure appro-
priated more than $5,OO0,000 for the
carrying on of agricultural extension work
among the farmers of the various states,
with the proviso that the states benefit
ing should at least duplicate the sums
furnished by the National Government.
1t was an attempt on the part of the
National Government to put the new
science OF agriculture actually at work
on the nations farms. The land grant
colleges were to supervise the task in the
states. The solution took two forms, the
building up of extension departments in
the colleges themselves and the develop
ment of the county agent The latter
stands at the centre of the whole organi-
zation. He is not an expert and is not
j
thousands of questions that pour into his
Office from the citizens of the county he
serves. He is man with a general
training in the science of agriculture, and
it is his job to know where to get the in
formation. He is the middleman, be-
tween the practical farmer and the scientist.
For cooperation with the county agent
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-25
PORTUGALIJOS SOSTINEJ
SUKILIMAI.

LISBONA, vas. Is. - Cia
nesiliauja sukilimai. Sukil6liai
varu apginkluoja miesto pile
cius il juos state prizes valid
zios kariuomene.
Prezidentas su savo Seimy-
ma If visi ministerial pasisl6-
pc Caxias tvirtov6je. IS tvir-
tov6s paskelbtas isakymas ka-
riuomenei apsupti sostine il
numalSinti sukilimus.
Pakeltas sumanymas Portu-
galijos sostine is Lisbonos pc
rkelti kur kitur. Nes Lisbonoj
animal siaucia neramyb6s.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-25
PASIRODE JUODRANKIAI
WASHINGTONE.
Federaliai detektivai veikia.

WASHINGTON, vas. %
Teisinsumo departamento sIa-
ptieji agentai If vietos polici-
ia ieSko autoriaus keleto lais-
ky, kuriais kelioms vietos tur-
tingoms moterims grumojama
mirtimi, jei jos neiSsipirks pa
skirtomis aukStomis pinigQ su-
momis, nuo $4,000 doleriQ Xxi
$4,000 doleriQ. Pinigus iepia-
ma pad6ti ivairiose nurodyto-
Sc mieStO vietose.
SlaptQjQ agentQ virSininkas
Burns tQ grumojanciQ laiSkQ
siuntin6jimo fakta pripazlno.
SakoSl paSluntes lalskQ auto
riaus ieSkoti gabiausius vyrus
ir tas Nausimas ! keleta die
NJ bus iSsprestas.
Grumojancius laiskus gavo: :
Mrs. Stephen B. ElHns, mi
rusio senatoriaus Elkins EMO
ma ir senatoriaus Elkins mo-
tina.
Mrs. Mary Schott Town
send, senatoriaus Gerry is R.
Island valstijos uosv6.
Mrs. Henry White, buvusio
ambasadoriaus Prancijai Viii
te zm6na.
LaiSkai raSyti to paties as
mems.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-25
CLYNE OFISAS BUS PER
ORGANIZUOTAS.

WASHINGTON, vas. 25. -
Gryzo is Chicagos generalio
Suv. ValstijQ prokuroro asis-
tentas Holland. Chicagoje bu-
damas jis tyrin6jo distrikto
prokuroro Clyne ofise kokius
tai apsireiSkusius neaiskrmus,
Is generalio prokuroro Off
so iSGjo ziniu, kad Clyne Off
sas Chicagoje bus perorgani-
zuOtas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-25
B|SCHOFFAS AT|DUOTAS
TEISMAN.
SU JUOM TEISMAN EINA
IR 81 10 PADEJEJU.
Nedideles parankos nusta-
tytos.

Vakar Cook apskr. grand
jury" apkaltino ir patrauke
teisman uz zmoniq isnaudoji-
ma Raymonda j. Bischoffa
ir q jo padejejQ. Grand ju-
ry ta apkaltinima indave tel
s9jui Scanlan.
Su paciu Bischoffu teisman
patraukta jo brolis Charles
jo neregis pat6vis Thomas @.
Davis ir Bischoffo svainis E.
G. Geer. Bischoffui ir jo
broliui paskirta po 10000 do
leriQ parankos, gi Davis 'ui,
Geer ir visiems kittens po
1000 doleriu kiekvienam.
Visi kaltinami uz sakalbi ap-
gavystese. Sakalbis pats sa-
vaimi yra didis prasizengi-
mas, bet labiaus didesnis, kuo-
met sakalbis suriStas SUI EMO
niq apgavystemis.
Be auksciau paminetQ tets,
man patraukti dar tie:
T. D. Wilson, Charles Oar
win, Stephen Bagowitz, Wal
ter Silver, Frank Shaput, Car
Joblowskie, Walter Tuskows.
h, Mathew Venckus, James
Jornak, John ,Mickevitz, John
Karbanski, Charles Stankus
Adoph Sparkevitz, Alex Kis.
sci, Anton Walukas, JOSEPH
Chutro, Felix Jawgill ir FIR
Dalkus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-25
''Naujienq" Bosams kerpa
Uodegon

Vakar Jurgeionis ir vel buvo saukiamas pas valsti
jos Prokuroro Asstenta teisnts uz savo smuge Neavy
ko Jo advokatai sake "bosas' sergas, zmones i
mate sveika apie 10 val ryto "Naujenp' ofse.
Asst States Atty Taylor zada neatideEotnai "Nau-
jienu" socaEstu bya perkelti "grand jury" buta J4
kompama inkorporuota Delaware valstoe uz miona do
leru bet zde neesa nei cento Seru pardave uz $4,000
Jurgeioniu isakyta hutinai pirmadieny stot pzies
Asst States Atty. Bloga. Kerpa uodegon ir tick!
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-25
ANGLIA MAzINA ARMIJ A

LONDONAS, vas. 25.-An-
glijos karo minister's Sir La,
ming Worthington Evans par,
lamente pranes9, kad vyriau,
sybe sumaniusi dar daugiau
sumazinti armija 10000 kari,
ninkq ir kareiviQ. D.:
Sake, bus demobilizuota "a
bataionai infanterijos ir Al
baterejos artilerijos. Tas pei
metus vyriausybei sutaupyins
'apie 72 milionu doleriQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-25
PoL1c1JA1 BoMBA.

Uzvakar vakare plyso smar-
ki bomba priesaky manu-, IL
No. La Sale gat. Sale detekti-
w biuro ir arti policijos cent
ralio ofiso.
Policijos virSininkas tvirti-
ma, kad bomba buvus paga-
minta detektivu biurui. Bet,
turbut, klaidingoj vietoj pa
deta.
Nuo bombos plysimo sunal-
kintas visas buto prieSakis.
Su visa energija piktadarial
ieskomi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-25
Projektas atmestas.

Kaip bematai visame mics
te pakiIo veikti agitatoriai.
skaitlingiausios zmoniQ minios
patraukt ant Parlamento kel-
ii demonstracijas uz projektq.
Greitai prieSais parlamento
rumus pakilo riauS6s. Sutrau-
kta skaitIinga policija negale-
jo patyarkyti miniQ. Jos pra-
d6jo verzties parlamento VI
dun.
PaSaukta tad tuojaus 5000
policijos atsargos. Pradeta
dauzyti streikininkus. Teciaus
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-25
PREzIDEN7O RINKIMAI VOK|ETUOJE

Pc karo ir revoliucijos val
stybe jau pasitvarke tick, kad
ateinanti pavasari jau gales
ivykti pirmieji prezidepto rim
kimai.
Siandie vokieciq politines
partijos teiriaujasi apie savo
kandidatus.
Suprantama, Siandieninis
provizionalis prezidentas Eb-
ert taipat kandiduos. Gal jis
bus vienas is pirmQjQ kandi-'
datQ. .a
Daugeliss nori kandidatu pa
deti SEM fieldmarsala linden
burga, monarchista. Bet abe
JOANNA bau jis apsims kandi-
duoti. .. .N..
Teciaus yra aisku, kad mo-
narchistq partija kandidatu
pastatys generola Ludendorf-
ia. Sakoma, tas nori but pre-
zidentu. ...-.
Nezinia kaip ivyks tie rim
kimai. Mes Vokietija Xxi sio-
lei dar netur9jusi jokiq regu-
leriq rinkimQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-25

BERLYNAS, vas. 25.! =
Vokietijos respublikai prezi-
dento rinkimai paskirti atei-
nanti geguaas menesi. Tx pc
tn rinkimu /pasaulis patirs,
kokiais politiniais keliais Vo-
kietija zengs:
Siandie Vokietijos styro lai-
kosi socialistai, daugiausia So
cialistai patriotai. Bet jq val
dzia yra laikina. Ateinan-
ciais rinkimais vokieciai gy-
ventojai savo balsais parodys,
kokios valdzios jie nori. Ar
jie paliks tuos paeius socialis-
tus, ar gal monarchistus, ar
kita kokia partija, tai svarbus
klausimas.
Vokietijos pagamintoje kon-
stitucijoje pareiksta, kad Sian
dienin6 provizionale Eberto
valdzia taip ilgai gall veikti,
kol nesusitvarkys valstybe'
Paskui turf sekti pirmojo pre-
zidento rinkimai. Ir >respubli-
kos valdymas turi but paves-
tas zmoniQ rinktai, pastoviai
valdziai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-25
GEDDES REZIGNAVO Is
PARLAMENTO.

LONDONAS, vas. 25.-Sir
Erie ,Geddes, buves vyriausias
admiraliteto lordas ri paskiau
transportu minister's, rezig-
navo is parlamento, atstovo
vieos. Pasitraukia privitanin
gyveniman. ..
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-25
AmGrika NUnOri TurGti DidGIiV
OrIaivlQ
Mes TIE MILzINAI VISUOMET PAVOJINGI

Roma" vakar buvo aptaria-
ma Gia kabineto susirinklme.
Matyt, bus atmainytas vyriau-
sYb6s nuSistatymas vartotl MI
lziniSkus orlaivius milltarl-
MANS tikslams.
SekretoriUs f all pakel6
klauSimq skirt nors . milo
nus doleriQ gaminti nedegan-
Gias dujas vardu "helim, .
kurios tur6tQ but vartojamos
orlaivia9s vietoje hydrogeno
dujQ.
Helium yra Suv. Valstijose.
Tx brangiai atsieina j pa
gaminti.
Del nelaimGs su Roma
prczidentas Hardingas gavO
Saiausmo telegramq nuO Bel
gijos karaliaus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-25
Virginia pagerbia mirusius

NEWPORT NEWS, Va,
vas. 2J. - Nakar Cia If Nor
foIke buvo suspenduotas Vi
soks "business." Ivyko laido-
tuv6s 81 aukQ, kuios zuvo su
orlaiviu Roma. Casino par
Ike ivyko vie&osios pamaldos,
Skraida kariniai l6ktuvai.
Armijos taryba Wis dar We
da tardymus uzdarytomis du-
ri,nis. Saukiami Wis nauU liu-
dininkai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-25

TOKYO, Japonija, vas. %.
- Uzvakar po pietQ cia ia
ponijos parlamentas balge
svarstyti istatymm projektq
visatino rinkimuOse balsavimo
kIausime. Nes Siandie ne visl
Japonijos gyventojai naudo-
jasi balsayimO privileglJa.
Tyriausyb6 tam projektul
buvo prieSinga. Del to parIa-
mente sudaryta stipri projek-
tut opozicija.
Projektq remiQ laikraSclal
praneSa, kad parlamentas bal
gia svarstymus il atstOvai bal
suos. II pazym9jo, kad pro
jektas bus sugriautas, jel gy-
ventojai nerems aiSkiais save
reikalavimais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-25
Lakunai bus apsaugoti.

WASHINGTON, vas. %. -
IvykuSi baiSi neIami6 Su orlai-
viu Roma" amerikoni&kai
vyriauSybei dave smarkiQ pa
mokq, kuri negreit bus uzmirS-
ia.
Kol-kas vyriausybi sprend-
zia but labiaus atSargesn6 II
ateity nepirkti svetur dirbdin-
tQ miIziniSkQ orlaiviQ.
Karo sekretorius Weeks pa
rei$kt, jog ateity jo departa-
mentaS bus atSargeSnis II ka-
70 IakunQ neStatys pavojm
taip, kaip ivyko Su "Roma.'
Karo sekretorius sake, kaip
iIgai orlaiviai nebus pilnal
apdrausti nuo panaSIQ "Ro-
mai nelaimiQ, taip iIgai jle
armijoje nebus vartojaml.
Vyriausyba Vokietijoje bu-
vo uzSakiuSi padirbdinti milzi-
niSkq orlaivi ZeppeIino tipo.
Girdima, kad dabar tas uzSa-
kymaS iau atSauktaS. nors Or
Iaivis Tokietijoje jau buvo
dirbamas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-02-25
SUMANOMAS PROHIBICI-
JAI ATsK1RAs BIURAs.

WASHINGTON, vas. "a.
- "Sausieji" nemiega. Jie
Siandie jau darbuojasi istei-
gti visai atskiria ir nuo htQ
departamentu nepriklauso-
ma nacionalei prohibicijai
biura. "