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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Clemens A. Bennerschmidt, 511 W. 81.
Clair St.. and Rachel L. Little. 1885 Bod
Place.
Clyde stineheart. 1928 Southwest St.. and
Elizabeth Sexton. S23 Southwest st.
Quentin d. Osborn 301 W. TwentySixth
St.. and Alma R. Williams. 1918 Schurman
Ave.
Peter r. Brien. Philadelphia. Penn, and
Alice e. K Honghtaling. 2727 N. Dear
born St.
George D. Blakely 426 W. Sixteenth St..
and Julia Avery. 1918 Byram Place.
Oscar williams. 1912 Columbia Ave. and
Rebecca White. 1915 Columbia Ave.
Omar F. Harry. 1928 New York St.. and
Credith Staples. 1915 N. Illinois st.
Harry Perkins. 1855 Hillside Ave. and
Amelia NJ. Long, 100 N. New Jersey St.
Wilmot G. Goodall. 1913 E. Twenty Eighth
St., and Alice NJ. Crippin. Michigan Road.
Asbury Miller, 1852 w. Washington ST.,
and Florence Barker 226 Michner St.
Alsworth Walker. 1546 Lewis St.. and
Ethel Hampton. Marion County. Ind.
Ross W. Taylor. 292 Hendrie Ave-. and
josephine M. Lee. 4059 Byram Ave.
Emil Dorrah. 1922 Orleans St.. and Sarah
M Trompeter. 4705 Winthrop St.
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For women and misses in plain
and pleated models. Tailored of
eponge, sports spun, country club
and other sports silks. Up to $3.50
qualities, special, 1895.
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Tailored and dressy styles Of crepe de
chine, Georgette crepe, tub silk and other
fashionable silks. Only fifty in the lot,
but all very desirable. $3.50, $3.50 and
$500 blouses that won't last long at
$3.50.
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OTHER LIVESTOCK


CHICAGO, Aug. 15.--Hogs-Receipts,
y "a Oo0; = marx market steady. l0@25e lower;
Weight, SS.45 @ 90; medium weight. $50
q 1915; lightweight, $40 a 1925: light
tights, 90: 80 q 1920; heavy packing sows,
10: pigs. 50 % a 1915. Cattle--Receipts,
5000; market. steady to 10c up; choice and
prime, SlO2o q 1885; medium and good,
and choice, S9100 1880: common and me
dlum, 964O q $40; butcher cattle and
hei!ers, S3@9; cows. $3.50 q S,35: bulls;
-. . q $50; Gamers. cutters. cows and
reifers. s. 80 O 3 80; Gamer steers, S3.15 a
,. veal calves Sill a ~; feeder steers, SIS 40
airs; stocker steers. SAB $50: stocker
.ows and hefers. $3.50 n $50. Sheep--Re-
ceipts. 1900: market steady; lambs,
Sll15@ IL So lambs. Gull and common,
cS.5Op J 90; yearling wethers, $3.50 q +;
ewes. s3-50Q 7.65; Gull to common ewes. 50
CINCINNATI. Aug. acknowledging,
5000; market steady heavy. 1925 @ Q 80;
s6 6e 8Ss aaG mT TdHrbs So s asas
$3.50. Cattle-Receipts. 400; market. slow:
bulls. steady: CALVES; 81 80, Sheen and
ewes. 81 9 $50; choice lambs, Sl3; seconds,
$3.50; culls. So a 8.
EAST ST. LOUIS. aug. 15--Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 5000; market, 25c higher; native
5eet steers $3.50 TO- yeeaIrling steers and
ers and feeders, sea $50; calves. s2.75 q
Z; Gamers snd cutters. 1925 a 3.25. Hogs
Receipts. 1900; market. steady: mixed
and butchers. 50 So a 1918; good heavies,
SO ae $50; roughs. 81 Q7.25: iighto. SIOI5
q 1925; pigs. S9.7 q 10; bulk S9.S5 a
1915. sheep-Receipts, 1900; market
1878: Gamers and choppers. S1.5002.50.
EAST BUFFALO. Aug. 15.-Cattie-Re-
se pts q 525; market siow feeders 50 g
grades ssa9 beifers. Sc @8 ass 0u cows.
81 .25 q $50; bulls. S3a5 .75. milk COWS
and strinGers. $40 q ITO. Calves--Receipts.
525; markets. active; Gull TO choice. 81 q
markets, active; choice lambs, s1250@
1893, Gull to fair. S8012; 20; yearlings,
So 10; sheep, So s.25. Hogs-Receipts,
1915; pigs, S10.25 q 1915; mixed, S10.25 q
1913; heavy. S9Q10; roughs, $7Q7 $50:
stays, S4@5.
PITTSBURGH, Aug. 5-Hogs-Receipts.
hogs s95o@ 20 I MEDIUMS I'M p sI05o@ iii
heavy workers., 1880 CIT: light 20 yorKers,
$1,000 q II: roughs, $500 q 80; stags, 81
steady; choice S9''5oG1o prime. $o5oG
a 8; fair. 81 8; common, S5.50a $50;
to good fat cows. IS .5O0 6; heifers. SIS q 8:
fresh cows and sprlngers. $50 a SO; veal
calves, $11.50: heavy and thin calves. So @
8. Sheep and lamb-supply 500 head:
good mixed, S6.25 @675: fair mixed. So rs
@6 culls and common. 81 a 3; lambs S13.
CLEVELAND, Aug. 15.-Hogs---Receipts,
900; market SLOW; workers, 81 900; mixed
S10.50 roughs, S7.25 stays. 81 so. Cattle
Receipts, 100; market. steady. good to
choice steers, 50 so @ 1925; good 70 choice
heifers, S6 q so; good to choice cows
$4,000 $50; fair to good COWS S3.5o@
4.50; common cows, S2.50@ 800; good to
choice bulls, So 90; milcheers S35 q rs.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts. 800; market
steady top, $3.50. Calves-Receipts, 200;
market, steady: top. $l3.
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CLOSE IRREGULAR
IN GRAIN PRICES
ON CHICAGO MART
Trading Light and Uneasy in
Spite of Strength of Corn
and Oats.
BIZ Unfted Financial

CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-Grain prices
closed irregular on the Chicago Board
of Trade today. Trading was light
and the market somewhat uneasy de-
spite the strength shown by corn and
oats. Reports that coal miners and
operators had reached an agreement
were received by traders just before
the close and induced some selling of
nearby wheat in the hope movement
would be heavier in a few weeks.
There was fairly heavy selling pres
sure in the wheat pit throughout the
day. Private reports from the sea
board indicated a number Of export
ors were offering to resell wheat at
lower than purchase prices. Stimuli
taneously European cables were re-
ceived which pointed to improved crop
conditions In most European coun-
tries.
Corn responded to reports from sew.
eraI sections of the Southwest corn
belt which indicated drought was
looked upon with considerable appre-
hension and the crop would be far
under expectations If rain were not
received within a week. There was
some buying by Eastern exporters,
but the purchases were light. and 1t
was not taken as an indication of any
substantial foreign demand.
Oats showed a moderate advance IN
sympathy with the corn market and
closed about X cent higher than yes
terday's close. Weather and crop re-
ports were not so favorable and there
was fairly active buying by local com
mission houses near the close of the
market
Provisions closed irregular after a
day Of easy trading and few sales.
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LIBERTIES GROW WEAK
Rest of Bond Market Holds Steady,
With Trading Unchanged.
By ". II. GRIMES
rf.,nrcirI SLY rn.-r-er


NEW YORK. Aug. 15-Liberty
bonds showed signs Of weakness to-
day and all Of them eased off a few
cents to around the lowest levels they
have reached since their recent rise.
Talk Of the Senate passing the
bonus bill was the only explanation
for the slight decline in the Govern
ment issues.
About the best that could be said
of the rest of the bond market today
was that it held steady with trading
in the same volume that It has
shown for the other two days this
week.
Price changes were almost totally
lacking in most of the industrials
There was a sagging tendency in for
eign bonds.
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Double bed size; even nap;
gray body with neat color
striped borders; shell stitched
edge (buy 2 pairs at a saving
of $1.50); pair, $1.7B.
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RETAIL TRADE SLACKENs
Second Week of Merchandise Fair
Shows Fewer in Attendance.

By United Financial
NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-At present
retail clothing dealers are having
rather a dull tins and the advertis-
ing of radically cut prices On tropical
suits helps them but little.
The start of the second week of the
national merchandise fair was by no
means a record attendance and bust
ness done, excepting Monday, could
have hardly been expected to set any
new marks. Denver and New Or
leans reported the opening of success
full market the week.
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET
Ru Tnkted EinnncfnE

BOSTON. Aug. 15.-American iobbers
are reporting that the demand for woolens
and worsteds is proving satisfactory and
consequently there is more interest in the
raw wool market along Summer st. There
seems to be a better demand for the better
GRADES. which are becoming rather scarce.
The prices paid are somewhat above the
lows of the month. London cables report
that the next series of auctions will be
held on Oct 10. when there will be 1873, 900
bales of Australian woods offered $4,000
bales of which are for the account of the
Barawa Liverpool safes are provisional
~ fixed at Sept. %. 20, Nov. 16 and II;
at Hull Sept Fl. % Nov. 8 and 10. and at
Antwerp Oct and 8. The local houses
Australian woods of the better grades will
be offered and there are not a few Boston
houses expected to enter the market at that
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DEATHS

Margaret Il. Sulgrave rs. 621 z.
Twenty Third. chronic interstitial nephritis.
Nell Emily Bickenstah. 10. 31l East
Tenth. chronic valcular heart disease.
Infant Bennett. -. 1912 Talbot, prems-
ture birth.
Malinda Bennett. ~ 1882 College. acute
James P, Lie. Sc. 500 Church. cirrhosis
of liver.
Robert Lee Hess. 2. 1919 E. Washington.
broucho pneumonia.
Infant John McPhedrau. 3 hours. AS n
GRAY. premature birth
Edward Foster. 10. Long Hospital,
parenchymatous nephritis.
carcinoma.
Infant Thompson 10 minutes. 40
Kansas. premature birth.
John d. Weddle 90 75e N King
chronic intersitial nephritis
Elva Rhodes. IS. city hospital. peritonitis.
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HOES AND CATTLE
CLING To LEVELS
Lighter Porkers Reach $1O.35-
Steer Prices Exhibit Some
Strength.
RANGR OF ZOO PRICEN
A steady tone was in evidence 1

A steady tone was in evidence in
the hog section Of the local livestock
exchange today. prices holding at
Mondays levels with receipts of 1000
A few best lights sold as high as
S10.35.
Steer prices exhibited some strength
in the cattle market. prices rising
about 10c. Cow and heifer prices re.
manned steady. Receipts were 700.
Best steers, $9.5OQ1O.25.
With receipts of 500, a trifio under
normal. calf prices dropped 60c, with
the extreme top remaining at $12.
The drop was not caused so much by
local conditions as it was by the fact
that for the last few days the market
has been out of line with eastern
markets.
Sheep and lambs ruled steady. with
1000 received. Lamb top, S12.
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COLUMBUS LOSES JANVRIN
Veteran Refuses to Report to Senators
In Brooklyn Deal.

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Harold C..
Janvrin, Brooklyn utility infielder,
recently released to the Columbus
American Association club, has been
declared a 'ten-year man" by Presi-
dent HeydIer and has refused to re-
port to Columbus. Burleigh Grimes,
suspended Brooklyn pitcher, was re-
instated.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE
tn United Finnnoinl

10, 967 tubs; creamery extra, 33hc; extra
frsts, 81 q 321 frsts, 2sh @30c; pack
ing stock, 20 q 24c. Eggs-Receipts, II $3.50
cases. current receipts, 81 021Ec; ordinary
frsts. 100 zoe; frsts, % a % Il c; storage.
% q 23hc; checks, 100 Ice; dirties, 100
ne Cheese-Twins, new, 15hc; daisies,
1Sc: young Americas, 1910: longhorns
10 u a zoe; brick. 1910. Live poultry
Turkeys. 25c; chickens, TIC; springs. PAN
@27c; roosters loo; geese. zoe; ducks. BIC,
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DEAD FROM BURNS
Blazing Paper Sets Fire to Clothing
of Mrs. Ella Refill.

Burns caused the death Of Mrs Ella
Refill. IS. of 1906 W. Twenty-Fifth St..
late yesterday. The woman, who
live dalone. startedlto carry some pop
corn on a paper to the chickens. The
paper, laying near the stove, took fire.
and when seen by Mrs. Frank Wilmot,
1901 W. Twenty-Fifth St., her cloth
ing was in flames.
The fire was smothered and the
woman given medical attention by DR..
William johnson, 2102 Sugar Grove
Ave She lived only a short time
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NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-The number OF
shopmen working on Eastern railroads Aug.
II was 111,324 against 103 52S on Aug 4
piled by Chairman Loree of the Eastern
presidents conference and presented at yes
terdays meeting. This raises the percentage
OF the force working to a normal force
from 64.7 on Aug. to 90 per cent on
Aug. IL.
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RAW SUGAR MARKET
By United Financial

NEW YORK. Aug. 15.-The undertone
of the raw sugar market is easy. No sales
are recorded locally. Cables say that the
United Kingdom bought 5000 tons of Cubas
for Acknowledgements shipment at 19s C. i.
f.. OF L = d. from the last previous sales
abroad.
Raw opened steady. September. 3.e1 q
$3.50: December. $50 a 3.S3c; March, 351
a 3.53c; May. 5.62 q 3.65c; July. 3.64c
hid
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BIRTHS
Girls

Richard and Georgia willett 2131 Olive,
Charles and Lena Frank. 1905 z.
Eleventh.
Ralph and Mildred Stephenson. SO Ridge
view drive.
Duncan and Gladys Reed $3.50 Julian.
Altonzo and Sarah Wynns, lilo n. Bel
mont.
Harry and Rose schwirnrner. St. Vincent
Hospital.
oral and Frieda Mansfield, St. Vincent
Hospital.
Michael and Mary obershea, St. Vincent
Hospital.
William and Lillian Barrett, St. Vincent
larry and ssrie Barnes. St. Vincent Hos
pital
Hospital.
William and Jennie Shirley. 1882 Cruft
August and Ethel Marschke, 929 Albany.
Samuel and Allegro Baruch, 1910 s.
Capitol
Boys
Harry and Margaret Smith. 269 s. Key
stone.
Charles and Gertrude Massey, 81 Schiller.
Frank and Edna Jacobs, 3740 Guilford
Albert and Bell Fishbein, St. Vincent Hos
pital.
Harland and Barbara Hasch. Long Hos
pital.
Benjamin and Fannie Flint, 1919 Silver.
Clifford and Harriet Ewing. 220 Minkner.
Daniel and Mary hupla. 536 W. Maryland.
Harry and Charlotte Jackson, 2645 Park
way Blvd.
Hugo and Vera Doberstein. 2o19 s. East
eTu.
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BIZ United Financial

NEW ORLEANS. Aug 15.-The bullish
cables from Liverpool caused the markei
to exhibit q fairly buoyant tone at the
opening of the New Orleans cotton exchange
today Futures were Up from yesterdays
close 10 to 81 points.
Rains in portions of Texas caused a slight
recession Of futures during. the first two
hours and prices were 5 to points off the
opening.
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CHICAGO GRAIN TABLE
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
United Financial

By JntFe1 FtndHcf1J
CHICAGO Aug 15.-wheat--Eo. 3 red.
S1.005; No. 2 hard. 81 O3; No spring.
$i no 40 hard %o $l GS;la, corn~N ~
yellow. 62c; No. yellow. 90 y c: No 8
yellow, eoc; No. 2 mixed ole: No. white,
9ddnc; No; white 6lei No white,
white. SOC: standard zoe. Barley-4s q
5ec. Rye-No. 2, II u re. Glover seed
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INDIANAPOLIS PRODUCE

Fresh eggs candled 21c; packing stock
butter. zoe; fowl u lbs. up. 21c; fowl
springs 25 per cent discount springs.
2 lbs. under. Csc: prings over lbs.
21c; cocks ard stays, lie; young tom
turkeys 10 lis. up, 25c: young hen turkeys
lbs. up. 25.: old tom turkeys. zoe:
duck 4 lbs I'D. 15c; spring duck lbs up.
1Sc: geese 10 lbs. I'D. Ia; SQUADS IL lbs.
To doz SIS. -
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NEWSPAPER SOLD
Winchester Qnd) Periodical Changes
Ownership.

WINCHESTER, Ind, Aug. 15-An-
nouncement has been made here OF the
purchase Of the Winchester Journal
Herald by Ira NJ. Bridgman, until re-
Gently of the Brookville American.
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TERSE MARKET NOTES
BIZ United Financial

NEW YORK Aug. 15-virtuaI settle
ment of the soft coal strike and better
Liverpool cables impaired a steady under
tone to the cotton market at the opening
today. Options were up to IS points at
the first call on scattered commission house
and Wall street buying
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CHICAGO STOCKS
(By Thomson & McKinnon)
CLEVELAND PRODUCE
By United Financial

CLEVELAND Aug. 15.-Butter-Extra in
tubs. 80 \ q A0c: prints 40 \ a Al Il c:
frsts 81 \ q 3sc; packing stock % a 25c.
Eggs-Fresh gathered Northern extras,
csc: extra hrsts. 27c: Ohios. CSC; Western
frsts new cases. 22c. Poultry unchanged.
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NEW YORK CAL MONEY

NEW YORK Aug. 15-Money-Call
money ruled 3 II per cent; high, 3 4 per
cent; low. 3 pc rcent. Time rates quiet, all
3 q 9417 per cent. Prime mercantile paper.
quiet Sterling exchange was steady, with
business in bankers bills at S4.46 Z for de-
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IN THE COTTON MARKET
By United Financial

NEW YORK. Aug. 15.-The market was
stedier in the last hour after having sold
10 to IA points under Mondays finals
or continued hedge selling and hQui-
dation. October dipped to 20.0Sc, the.
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NEW YORK TIME MONEY

By Uutred FtnQHctdt
NEW YORK. Aus. 15.-Time money
lends at I per cent for 80 and 1 u per cent
for 90 days. Money for longer periods
offered at 4 ~. AZ bid.
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LOCAL BANK cLEARINGS
NEW YORK LIBERTY BONDS

Indianapolis bank clearings Tuesday were
50 QIS.OO0; bank debts were S.. $4,000.
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BIZ Tnited FirnncinL

LIVERPOOL Aug 15-There was
limited spot demand for cotton today with
prices easier; sales 5000 bales receipts
9.l00. all American. Futures opened
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INDIANAPOLIS CASH GRAIN


Bids for car lots OF grain and hay at the
call of the indianapolis Board OF Trade were
Wheat-ThrOugh billed, easier; No. . red
81 u a este.
Corn-Easier: No. 3 white. 54G Sane.
No. 4 white. $50 So u c; No. 3 yellow, So y
a sec; No. 4 yellow, 81 "a q 55c, No. 8
oats--Easier; No. white, 2SG25 u c,
No. 3 white 27G27j4c
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wheat---No. l red l car: No. red, s
cars; No. 3 red. cars; No red, cars
No. l hard. 1 car No. ? hard l car: No. l
mixed. Q cars; No 2 mixed. 1 car; No. 3
mixed. . cars. Total. "a cars.
Corn-No. , white. 1 cars; No. 3 white, Q
cars; No. white, . cars; No. 5 white. 4
cars: No. white, 2 cars; No. 1 yellow. l
car; No. 3 yellow, 3 cars: No. yellow, 3
cars; No. B yellow. cars: No. 8 yellow, 3
cars: No mixed, 1 car; No. 3 mixed. .
cars: No. mixed ? cara. Total. 33 cars.
osts--No. 2 white. % care; No. white,
2l cara; No. t white. 2 cars; No. mixed,
! car. Total, ~ cars. Rye-No 2, 5 cars.
No. 8. 5 cars: No +. cars. Total, IL cars.
Total number of cars for day, III.
Grain prices quoted I. o. b. basis, Ill Il
10 New York.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-26
INIT NAGAN "ATLETI-
MUS KL1UBUS.

1919 m. Chicagoje ivyko di-
del6s rasines riauses. P0
riauSiQ tuometinis gubernato-
RUS paskyre komisija, kuriai
pavesta rasti priemonip, idant
ateity neatsikartotu tokios
riauSes.
Komisija po trijq metu vel
kimo paskelbe raporta. Ji ra-
do, jog didziausi riausiQ insti-
gatoriai. tai jaunimo " atleti=
Mai kliubai' pietinej miesto
daily.
Komisija rekomenduoja,
idant policija tuos "kliubus"
patvarkytQ.
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KOKS LIKIMAS LAUkIA
GRA|KUA,

\ TENAI, rugs. 26. - Graf,
kijos vyriausyb6s dienos SUI
skaitytOs.
Santarv6s valstyb6s prieS
graikQ nora ir sutikima, net
.iu nesiklausius, grazina tur,
kams rytine Traldja If Adrl'
anopoli.
Siandie rytine ,Trakija turi
uz6me graikai. Tenai IS M
Azijos suplauke Simtai tuks,
tanGiQ pabegeliQ.
Ir kuomet turkai inns ,gryz
Ii Trakijon, is ten tie pabe,
gdliai su Trakijos graikals
dums visi paGion GraiklJon
Pramatoma, kad tQ graiku pa
b&g6liq skaitlius sieksias dau,
eiau vieno miliono. Nezinia
kur JUGS visus bus galima Gle,
I'll.
Graikijos vyriausybe Traki.
Jon siunccia daugiau kariuome,
mes. II tvirtina, kad graikal
jokiu budu turkams neatiduo.
siq Trakijos, nepaisant santar.
YES valstybiu geradaringumc
turkams.
Graikija ,tikisi, -kad jai gel.
Ib6sianti> turkus pliekti Jugo.
slavija. Bet tai klausimas
Jugoslavija labai priesings
bulgarQ su turkais susisebravi
mui turint bendraja siena. Be
Jugoslavija veikiau klausys
santarves valstybiu balso
kaip graiku sauksno.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-26
214 APKAL TINTA IR ATI-
Quota TE|SMAN.
"A APKALTINTI zMOGzU
DYSTEJE.
jury vanoja apskrities ir walls,
tijos autoritetus.

MARION, ILL.,, rugs. 26. =
Grand jury, kuri veda tardy-
mus darbininku skerdyniq rel
kale, SeStadieni pertrauk6 po-
s6di vienam menesiui.
Grand jury apsukriai apsi-
dirbo skerdyniQ reikale.
Apkaltino ir patrauke teis-
man: Al zmones az zmogzudy-
ste, 56 uz sakalbi zudyti dar-
bininkus, So uz dalyvavima
riauSese If "a uz nora nuzudy-
ii.
JQ tarpe yra zymi dalis an
glekasiu il ju virsaieip. zrnog-
zudysteje apkaltintas If West
Marion miestelio klerkas.
Grand jury savo istarmeje
smarkiai vanoja williamson
apskrities serifa, kurs galejo
il turejo progos uzbegti SKIER
dynems. Teeiaus to nedare.
Mes. serifas priklauso angleka=
siu unijai. Jis turf unijos
zenkla.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-26
PRANESA, TURKAI Ne
SUTIKS SU SANTARvES
PAS|yLYMAIS.
NORI OKUPUOTI TUO-
JAUs TRAKIJA.
Anglia Visvien ginkluojasi.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

| KoNsTANT1NoPoLTs, r.
23. - Gauta ziniQ, kad Mus
tapha Kemal paSa atmesias
santarv6s valstybiQ pasiQly-
ma, kas pad6ta pastaroje jq
notoje. Sakoma, tas pasiQ-
lymas prieSingas turbQ nacio-
nalistQ seimo nutarImams 1919
metals.
.Turkai stow uz tai, idant
jicms butQ lcista tuojaus ~
init Trakija, kitaip jie tai at
likSiQ yaru. BE to, jie nori,
idant busimoje taikos konfe-
rencijoje dalyvautu bolsevisti-
ne Russia II Bulgaria.. Tie
dvi valstybi turi mteresus su
Dardancliu pertaka.
Is cia i Chanakq, ties Oar
dancliais, pasiQsta daugiau
anSlQ kariuomenGs.
Santarv6s valstyb6s aplinl1
tilta nustato armotas, kad su-
-laikyti turkus, jei tie m6gintQ
GGia pereiti Europos sonan.
Save keliu, Anglia aplink
Dardanelius abiem Sonais Wis
daugiau ginkluojasi. Sugabe-
na daugiau sunkiQjQ armotQ.
I Dardanelius kasdien at
plaukia Wis daugiau anglQ ka-
TO laivQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-26
Turkai Atmeta SantarV9s
TaikOs P|anuS
NORI TUOJAUS UzIM II TRAkIJA

Turkija bus priimta TautQ Sq,
jungon.
Nietos turllQ naeionalistQ at
Stovas Hamid hey praneS6,
kad tie taikos planai neprilm-
TIM.
Tmkai .nqcioralistai pirm
Saukiamos konferencijos nOri
uzzimti Konstantinopoli If Ira
kijQ.
Reikalauja, kad taikos kon-
ferencijoje dalyvautQ bolsevi-
StinG Russia ir Bulgaria..
Pagaliaus rcikalau;a, idant
Angli.ia sustotQ ginkluotis ap,
link Dardanelius.
Jci kaip, tai santarvds vals-
tybGs, taigi ir Anglia, lures
pripazinti il Siuos turkQ rel
kalavlmus, jei nOrGs iSvengti
kraujo praliejimo.
kituomet santarv6s valsty-
bGs diktavo sQlygas turkams.
Siandic turkai diktuOja talkos
sqlygas visai Europai.
Kokia tai stebGtina atmalna.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-26
TuRkAI ATSIMETE NU0
DARDANELIy,
Apsieita be saudymu.

KONSTANTINOPOLIS, T.
2G. - Anglai oficialiai pas
kelb6. jog 100 turkQ raiteli1l
inGjo neutralGn zonon Chana-
ko some SeStadienio vakare.
Anglai turkus raitelius SUI
stabde il abiejQ pusiQ vadai
atIaik6 konferencijq.
Turkai nelabai nOrGjo CRY
zti atgal is neutral6s zonos.
Tik jiems pagrumojus armoto-
mis-, .iie, iSskleid6 balta velia-
va, pasuko atgal il apleido
zonQ.
,Kaikas tvirtina, kad tie raj
.teliai nepriklauso tHrkq nacio-
nalistQ regularei armijai. Tai
neregulariQ burys. Jp yra
daugiau. Nors Mustapha Ke-
NAL paSa tQ buriu veikimui
neprieStariauja, bet uz jig dar-
bus neatsako.