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Evening journal., 1922-04-15
Won t Be Any to Cure
Can Editorial by the Society EdltOr)

What is spring fever?" Wilmington ask
Dietans registering kick
continuation
heat during cold weather
weeks, and
moaes other remedy because the advances
consists
little
nutrition during
eating heartily "cuterng"
foods that obtained
tied. dried form, in cold weather
prunes produce
neededthe
Of fat and calories
A supply foods with
winter will the
OF fever-for there be
Wilmington ana girls who wish be and
above dietary hints mind.
Evening journal., 1922-04-15
CARD PARTY FOR
DUPONT CLUB

For the benefit Of the entertain
ment fund OF the DUPONT Country
Club a card party will be given on
the twelfth floor OF the dupont Build
ing on the evening OF April 2s. The
AFFAIR is being arranged under the
auspices OF the women's tennis and
golf committees. IL is being
planned to have larger pro-
gram than ever in sports activities
for women at the dupont Country
Club this year A number of very
interesting matches will be staged
some of them with outside clubs.
The women's tennis and golf COM
mittees have undertaken TO meet the
expenses for all the entertainments
this year, and the card party on
April 2s Is one OF the first events for
the purpose OF raising funds. Later
there will probably be dances also.
The golf committee OF the clul
consists Of Harriet ID. Hammond
chairman; Florence Douglas, Ethe
Macklem, Elizabeth Ninsonhaler
Ethel Cook and Ruth Colby.
Tennis committee: Mary L. Dor
sey, chairmani Ell1apeth ~ hfuse
Caroline Phillips, Anna Butler anC
Pauline Dettling.
Party committees: Anne W
Trott, chairman; Harriet d. Ham
mond. Mary e. Dorsey, Ethel Mack
lem, Louise II. Tatnall.
Through the courtesy OF the
DUPONT Country Club the women en-
ployes of the DUPONT Company
whether members or not of the club
have been offered the use OF the clut
house and grounds on Saturday
April 22. on that date it is planned
TO have a party. to which all the girls
employed by the dupont Company
will be invited. The tennis and goli
facilities of the club will be placed
at the disposal Of the visitors.
Evening journal., 1922-04-15
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II C1lIiliiIiiiiiiIiIII SiiiiIiiI,jjliiiIIiililiII
SY'I|...s!I|..S:'.,ly'..:3:: y'..:3::'I.Sl.%,1'I l.,''||

Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Easom and
daughter, Lorraine. of Philadelphia,
formerly Of Rockford Park, are
spending the Easter holidays with
Mr.. Easom's father, Harry IL.
Easom. here.
Miss Ann Armstrong, of Coates
Vile. Pa. is the weekend guest Of
Miss Alice Welch.
Mrs. C. H. Padmore and daughter
Phyllis Joy, are guests OF relatives
at Riverton. N. J.
Miss Margaret McNatt and Miss
Mildred White are spending the
weekend in Milford as the guests of
Mrs. Edward ]. Sallivan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Evans
have returned to Newark after
spending the winter in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spottswood Garland
have returned to Wilmington after
spending the winter in Camden, s. c.
Mrs. Thomas F. Bayard entertain
ed informally at a tea last Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. George s. Nesbitt left this
week for Sandy Springs. Nd.
Miss Sylvia Such is spending the
Easter HOLIDAYS at Metuchen, N. j.
Miss May Stroud OF Ashley is
visiting friends in Norristown. Pa.
Mrs. Samuel Townsend. OF
Glynrich. returned early this week
from Ridley. Park. Pa. where
she spent three weeks. Mr.. and Mrs.
Townsend will spend the Easter holi-
days with relatives at Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Delahay,
600 West street, left Thursday for
Queenstown. Nd. where they will
spend the Easter holidays.
william s. Milllkin 1912 North
Adams street, an architectural stu
dent OF the School OF Fine Arts,
University OF Pennsylvania. is home
for the Easter vacation.
Mrs. Ida Wiser and son. John
Wesley Wiser are the guests of rela-
tives in New York city.
Mrs. Randolph S. Young and son
Of Ventnor, N. j.. are the guests OF
Mrs George b. Otto in the Waverly
Apartment.
Miss b. Ethelda Mullen and Miss
Catherine Sweeney. OF the Associated
Charities are spending the weekend
at Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmerf w. Reese
OF 100 West Eighteenth street. arr
spending the weekend at Atlanta
! City.
Evening journal., 1922-04-15
GARD PARTY.

Wilmington Section. Council OF
Jewish Women. will hold a card
party at s o'clock Monday evening.
on the second floor OF the Queen
Theatre Building. The affair will
be open to the public and both men
and women are invited. Tickets may
be purchased at the door. Prizes
will be awarded and refreshments
served.
Evening journal., 1922-04-15
GEORGETOWN CLUB
WOMEN MEET
Special to The Evening Journal.

GEORGETOWN, April 15.-with
Mrs. William d. Adams. president. in
the chair. the meeting OF the George
town New Century Club was held
Thursday afternoon. The afternoon
was in charge OF Miss Clara Bur-
ton. Mrs. Edward sudler sang a solo.
II Love You Truly; solo, Sunrise
and You" encore "Or Carolina" ." Har-
old Hatfield; reading. clippings on
radio. Miss Elizabeth Messick; solo,
Just a Wearyin' For You" encore.
Mother Machree," the Rev. VIII
liam Gibson; reading. clippings on
Americas first woman Judge. by Mrs.
William j. Mustard. Tea was served
by Mrs. Mustard and Miss Clara
Burton.
Evening journal., 1922-04-15
died

WALDS-In thie city on April 10. 1922
Salie d. Walls. Funeral and inter-
ment at Lewes, Del. Monday. April
nth.
DUGAN-In this city on April ~, 1922.
Jane. wife of Patrick Dugan. Rela-
tives and friends are invited 10 at
tend the funeral from her late
residence, 500 New Castle Ave, on
Monday morning at O'Clock.
Requiem mass at St Mary's Church.
Interment at Cathedral cemetery.
Please omit flowers
LEWlS-ln this city on April 1s. 1922
Isabella j., mother OF Annie Lewis
aged 90 years. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend the funeral
services at her late residence, liOs
French street, on Monday afternoon
at ? O'Clock. Interment at Mt Zion
cemetery.
JBNSON--In this city. on April H..
1922. W. Leroy. son OF Wiggo and
Helen Walters Jensen. aged .
years and months. Relatives and
friends are invited 10 attend tho
funeral services at the residence OF
his parents, l101 Pine street, on
Monday morning. April II, at II
O'Clock. Interment at Elkton ceme-
terry. Elkton. Nd.
Evening journal., 1922-04-15
sUNSHINE MEErING.

The monthly meeting OF Delaware
Branch, International Sunshine So
ciety, will be held at s o'clock Fri
day evening. April 21. at the home
OF Mrs. ]. II. Vaughn, GIT West
Twenty-nfth street. All members
are asked 10 notice the change OF
the meeting night.
Evening journal., 1922-04-15
Born

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Neal
30 f. Twenty-third street, at the
Homeopathic Hospital on April g. a
SON.
Mr.. and Mrs. David
McCourt, 1900 West Thirteenth
street at the Homeopathic Hospital
on April s, daughter.
GRAvBs-To Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert
Graves, Greenville, Del. at the
Homeopathic Hospital on April IL,
a daughter.
TAYLOR-To Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Taylor. 225 West Thirtieth street,
at the Homeopathic Hospital, on
April s. daughter
PoRrER-To Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Porter, 23l2 W. Seventh street, on
April ~, a son.
sTAHI-To Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Stahl, 14i6 Lincoln street, on Apri
10. daughter.
| CAPALDI-To Mr. and Mrs. Mchae
Capaldi, lOi North jackson street
on April 10, a daughter.
i HARNEY-To Mr.. and Mrs, DAME
Harney. Henry Clay, Del, On Apr
10, a daughter.
Evening journal., 1922-04-15
ANrERICANIzATToN ExFRc1sEs

Special to The Evening Journal.
STANTON, April l5.-Closing ex-
ercises were held at the American
izaton School, Stanton recently.
The school was beautifully decor-
ated with the national colors. and
there were addresses by Senator
John NJ. Walker, and David A.
Ward, superintendent OF schools OF
wilmington. There was also singing
by the school. including America
the Beautiful" and other patriotic
songs. Refreshments were served.
Evening journal., 1922-04-15
no oPEN NINE noXns.

The Standard Bearers Missionary
Society Of Harrison street NJ. e.
Church will meet on next Monday
evening at the home of Miss Edith
p. Thatcher. 1926 West Sixth ST.
The members will bring their thank
Offering boxes.
The hostesses for the evening will
be Miss Anna simpkinson and Miss
Thatcher. Miss Ruth Bennett will
be in charge Of the devotions. The
program has been arranged by Mrs.
Irwin Borer and Miss Gladys Black
burn.
Evening journal., 1922-04-15
CANDY EGG FOR EACH INNATE.

special 70 The Evening Journal,
GEoRsETOwN. April 15.-Mem-
bers Of the Junior class of the
Georgetown High School will give
The inmates of the Delaware colony
for the Feeble-Minded an Easter
treat. Twenty-six candy eggs, one
for each OF the inmates, have been
purchased and the name OF each
charge will be placed upon the egg
presented to him or her. The money
was raised by a bake sale.
Evening journal., 1922-04-15
TRYING FOR
AGREEMENT
ON DOVER P. 0.
Continued from First Pars.

Continued from First Page.
told the Senators he first he recon
mended Mr.. satterheid for the office
because he did not know a. that
time Mr.. Benson would be a candi-
date FOR It, and that he now is in favor
OF Mr. Benson's appointment. Dr..
Berman said he always had been
an organization man, and he under
stood Benson was the choice of the
organization. Dr. Berman am
Romulus Hopkins were two OF tht
committeeman Of the district who
originally endorsed Mr.. satterneld.
Evening journal., 1922-04-15
TO OPEN BAcs

A social hour will be held on Mon
day evening by the Ladies' Aid So
ciety OF Brandywine NJ. f. Church.
Mrs. J. w. Hopkins. president will
be In charge. The opening OF the
rainy-day bags will be a feature OF
the program which will be IN
charge OF Mrs. N. c. Armstrong.
Evening journal., 1922-04-15
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. April is (United Press)
Opening grain;
Wheat, May 134A on; July
12sH q "; Sept. 11sA 91k.
Corn. May 6OA a y; July 63%;
Sept 66l.
Oats. May 371a 9h.
Evening journal., 1922-04-15
TRIANGLE BOOSTERS.

Blue Triangle Boosters Club OF
the Young Women's Christian Asso-
ciation, will meet on Monday even
ing with Mrs. j. Merrick Horn. at
her home in the Marion Apart
ments.
Evening journal., 1922-04-15
SUPPER AT TALLEYVIITF

The Ladies' Guild OF Grace p. z.
Church, Talleyville will give an oys-
ter supper on next Thursday even
ing in the Talleyville Hall. Ice
cream candy and cakes will be on
sale.
Evening journal., 1922-04-15

Press.) - Foreign exchange opened
steady today; Sterling demand was
s4.41ss; francs. .Os2s; marks. .oss;
lire. .O544h.
Evening journal., 1922-04-15
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
NEW YORK, April Is Omitted

CHARLES WARNER COMPANY
Regular quarterly dividend No. n,
si75 per share. on the First and Second
Preferred Capital Stock OF the Charles
Warner Company. has been declared
payable April 27th. 1922. to holders OF
record. March 3lst, 1922. Checks will
be mailed.
A dividend OF Csc per share on the
Common Capital Stock OF Charles War
ner Company has been declared payable
April II, 1922, 10 holders OF record,
March 81, 1922. Checks will be mailed.
A. d. WARNER, JR..
apr13-15. Treasurer.
Evening journal., 1922-04-15
NO COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. April Is Omitted
Press THE New York Cotton Ex-
change was closed today over Eas-
ter holidays.
Evening journal., 1922-04-15

Would a vacuum cleaner help
with the Spring cleaning? One can
be rented or purchased outright
through the Want Ad Columns
Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-04-15
Gard OF Thanks

We wish TO thank our relatives and
friends for their kindness and floral Of
ferlngs at the time OF the death Of our
daughter and sister.-Mr. and Mrs.
Everett b. Hollingsworth and Family 4.
Evening journal., 1922-04-15
SineS and Welch
FLORISTS

2t2 WEST EIGHTH STREET
Cut Flowers and Funeral Designs
Specially.
d. & A. 5e72.
Evening journal., 1922-04-15
BRAIN TESTS.
BY Sam Lloyd.
Nine Minutes TO Answer This

Nine Minutes 20 Answer This.
know two devoted sisters
who have found II an agreeable
plan to pool their allowances
and do their shopping together.
on one OF their recent visits to
the stores Martha bought a
hat and pair OF shoes for SIS.
Then Gertrude paid as much
for a blouse as Martha did for
her hat and invested the re-
mainder OF their money in a
parasol. on the homeward
trip. Gertrude, who had been
thinking over" a remark OF
Martha's anent her blouse cost
ing as much as Martha's hat.
called attention TO the fact OF
Martha's shoes having cost 81
more than Gertrude's parasol.
and suggested that II they had
apportioned their blouse and
shoe money so that Gertrude's
blouse would have cost half as
much more than Martha's
shoes. they each would have
spent the same amount OF
money.
From the facts recounted can
you figure out the exact prices
OF their various purchases.
Evening journal., 1922-04-15
LOCAL SECURITIES

Laird and Company, DUPONT Build
ing, furnish the following quotations
of local securities. Bid. Asked.
Evening journal., 1922-04-15
Will
AYPRE-WAR
OBLIGATIONS
Continued From First Page.)

Continued From First Page.)
would more than Offset the claims
against Russia.
The British were concerned today
lest the widespread reports OF a
deadlock in the unofficial negotia-
Hons here would defeat Lloyd
Georges aim and prevent him from
returning to London with another
seek his downfall.
AS authorized description OF the
situation from Lloyd George today
said:
we are building a bridge across a
turbulent stream. II Is a difficult
job but we are making headway.
We've driven several important
piles. Now we have the promise Of
progressing through deep water"
The British say the situation con-
fronting the conference as a result
Of the conflicting Russian and
French on debts Is very delicate"
but they deny there is a deadlock.
MOSCOW. April 10 Omitted
Press)-The purpose of soviet Rus
sia's strategy at the Genoa economic
conference became apparent here
today through press comment and
utterances of various officials.
Russians believe:
1. That by initiating discussion
Of disarmament, Russia put France
in a position OF opposing disarma-
ment and thereby attracted world
disapproval toward France
O. That the disarmament discus
sion put Russia in the position OF
being an advocate Of disarmament
to prevent war.
3. That Frances opposition to
disarmament discussion provided
Russia with an excuse 10 maintain
her army at its present strength.
An order TO the army by Leon
Trotsky minister of war. appeals to
soldiers 70 stand firmly at their
posts, declaring refusal to consider
armaments at Genoa proves that the
capitalistic nations want TO retair
the means to suppress weak peoples
Evening journal., 1922-04-15

BEARINGS FOR ALL CARS.
Automobile Equipment Co.-Adv
Evening journal., 1922-04-15

Answer 20 Yesterdays.
A high total OF IS could be
made by drawing a line through
the squares numbers Is, -. IA.
10. IL and 13.
Evening journal., 1922-04-15

PORrER-To Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Porter, 23l2 W. Seventh street, OF
April i2. a son.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-08
PREZIDENTAS KOVOJA
w SUBSIDIES B1L1Q.
Kongresas nori billy pataisyt.

WASHINGTON, gr. 8. -
Pirklybos laivyno subsidijos
billy svarsto senate komerci-
jos reikalQ komitetas. Ze-
mesnieji kohgreso rumai BIZ
liQ praved6 su atstovo Mad
den priedu arba pataisymu,
idant kongresas laivynui sub
sidiia skirtQ kas metal. Tuo.
tarpu originaliame prezlden-
to biliuje pad6ta, kad subsi-
dija skiriama per deSimti me-
tq.
Senate komitetas palinko
prie to priedo. Nugirdo a
pie tai prezidentas Hardin
gas. Tuojaus parasG laiska
komiteto pirmininkui. senate
riui Jones.
Prezidentas Hardingas ais
kiai prieSinasi tam biliaus pa
taisymui. Jis sake, kad jei
pataisymas turetQ pasilikti,
tai verciaus patti visa biliQ at
mesti. Mes metal j metus at
skiriQ subsidijQ skyrimas rel
Ska kas metal kongreso svar-
sigma tuo klausimu. Kas XII
ia antkart deSimGiai metu
skirt subsidijq. Maziau pas
kui nesmagumu ir darbo kaip
kongresui, taip paciai vyriau-
sybei. 4
Senate komitetas dar meta
re galutino zodzio tuo klatsi-
mu.
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AMERIKIECIO NELAIME.

VABALNINKAI, Bir. Pas
valio apskr. .Nesenai grlzes
is Americas LamokfliQ kaimo
p. Varna nusipirko kuliamaja
arkliais varoma masina If
name ia uzdarbiauti, nes jis
bezemis. Pirma karta kule
LamokQ kaime If antra die
na cia atsitiko nelaime : ma
Sina sulau4A ir is peties is
plese jam ranka. Nugaben-
tas .uz "a kilometrQ. i BirzQ
ligonine greitai padaryta ope-
racija = nupiauta ranka, bet
buvo pervelu. - ir vargsas
mire. Paliko amona ir duk-
rele s metq: Priezastis - ge-
rokai buves alaus issigHres..
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L|ETUvOS z|N|OS.
PLESIKU GAUJOS.

Tarp LauHas il kursenq
priviso daug pleSikQ. JQ va
du esas tulas Raikauskis is to
paties sodziaus, is kur buvo
ir zmimas galvazudys Blinda.
Viso labo organizuotq plGsikQ
esq apie 800. Jie visi slaps-
tosi aplinkiniuose miSkuose If
.prisilaiko pas vietos 'gyvento-
jus, daugiausiai rusus ateju-
nus, kuriu cion nuo 1868 me-
tn yra nemazai privise. Apie
nauia "Blinda" ir jojo ISL
drasinima pasakos pasakoja-
ma. Uzpuldin6jas dienos me-
tn ant keleiviQ ir savo prize
sus Saudqs miestely, smukla-
Sc, turgaviet6je. Pirm ko-
kos savait6s pleSikai buvo uz-
puole kareiyiq gurguole no4i-
dami ja apiplesti, bet nepasi-
seke. Kareiviai atsigyne ir
paeme nelaisv6n viena plasi-
ka Prokopa ir atvaIl i Kau-
na. Pas su!mtaji rasta sara
Sas % jo sebrq. Stabas esas
miSke pazemese.
Daroma zygiq plesikus is
gaudyti. Prize jp priguli net
kai-kurie ukininkai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-08
Su|RO KITA KONFE-
RENC|JA.

Chicagoje be jokiu rezulta-
tn pasibaige dar viena mink
StujQ angliu kasyklu operate
riq su anglekasiu virsaiciais
konferencija. :"
KasyklQ operatoriai pada-
We virSaiciams keleta taikos
projektQ. Teciaus angleka-
siu organizacijos prezidentas
Lewis atmeae projektus. Jis
nesutinka net su arbitracijos
komisija.
PraneSta, jog dar viena tai
kos konferencija Chicagoje i
vyks ateinancio sausio 3 die
na. Jel IuOlneC neDuS padd-
ryta taika, tai balandzio l die
na sulauksime kito anglekasiq
streiko,
Visas reikalas sukasi ap-
link uzmokesni darbininkams.
Anglekasiu virsaiciai grieztai
stow uz Siandienine uzmokes-
nj. Bet operatoriai butinai
nori mazinti pradejus baland-
zio 1 diena.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-08
PASKIRTAS TARYBOS
KOMITETAS.

Chicagos miesto taryba pa
galiaus paskyr6 is penkiQ al
dermanu komiteta If jam pa
ved6 iStirti mieste Ku KluX
klano veikima.
Tai padaryta idavus tary-
bal rezoliucija, kuria pagami-
no aldermanas NIulcahy.
.Tarybos susirinkimo laiku
pilnos galerijos buvo publ
kos. Kuomet rezoliucija pri-
imta, apie IS asmenys gale
rijose tuojaus pakilo ir applet
do butq.
Mulcahy kalbedamas paky-
nieJo, kad klanlStal CmcaSo-
jc jau ina veikti prizes priva-
tines, ypac parapijines, moky.
klas.
Delto, siandie laikas tuos
bigoterius patvarkyti. Mes pri
vatines mokyklos zmonems
reikalingos. Be jQ negalima
apsieiti. .......
Paskirto komiteto tikslas
susekti visus tuos miesto ap-
mokamus darbininkus, kurie
priguli prize Ku KluH klano,
il juos prasalnti. Mes slapti
veikejai negali but toleruoja-
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zVAKES UzTEKS 18-ai
sIMTMEcIU.

NEW YORKE, gr. s.
Trumpoi ateity Gia vienoj
t'irmoj bus pagaminta mllzlnl-
Ska zvakt zinomo mirusiO O.
peros gieymininko Caruso at
minGiai. g
wake atsieis 3,7O0 doleriQ.
Tai Sio miesto naSlaiciQ prize
glaudos auka. Caruso buvo
didis tos prieglaudos gerada,
ris - labdaris.
Pagaminta wake bus pa
siusta Italijos miestan Pom
pejon. Tenai pastatyta baz-
nyGioj IL metal ! metus vlenQ
diena j bus zibinama.
Apskaitoma, kad kas metal
vienq diena zibinant tos IVA
Eas uztcks a$tuOniolikai SIM
tx metQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-12-08
KLANISTAI JAU INA DE-
GINTI kLEBONUAS,
GRUMOJA JIE IR KATA-
LIKU BAzNYcIoMS.
MaSonai megina uzsiginti
klanistu.

MONTRAEL, Quebec pr,
Kanada, gr. 8. - Klanistai
kanadojc jau pradeda savo
akcijQ prizes kataHkus. Degi-
IA klebonijaS ,ir grumoja mai
KNIT kataliki&kas baznyGias.
Nliesto Montreal majoras
Martin tomiS dienomiS gavo
nuo Ku KluN Elano lai&kQ.
Tie fanatikai aiSkiai pazymi,
kad prad1siq deginti kataliki-
Skas baznyGias.
Tuo paGiu laiku parajo Ii
MIA * Akra, Quebec, kad tc-
mai Sudcginta katalikQ klcbo-
Mia ir parapijos mokykla.
Tai iau ponktaSiS atSitiki-
Mas Kanadojc per pratju-
>iaS kcliaS SavaitcS. Eisur
nezinomi zmontS Suk1l6 gals
rus katalikiSkose iStaigoSe.
NicSt? majorui prisipStas
Iai>kaS pazyn!itaS trims raj
dennis "K. X. X" DeIto ais
ku. kali kIaniStai Kanadoje
.jau pradeda i&vyStyti Savo
akciiQ.
Katalikam> gyventojams
priSirina organizuotis apS'@i
nimui uuo tQ piktadariQ. di-
dziauSiQ SiQ IaikU atzagarel-
vim.
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P|LSUDSKt ATS|SvE|M-
Ma SU VAR$AVA.

LONDONAS, gr. s. - Ry-
toj lenku seimas VarSavoje
renka Lenkijai prezidenta.
Provizionalis trezidentas Pill
sudski atsisall6 but kandidatu.
Sake, kad Sales konstitucija
perdaug varzo prezidenta
Tas ncsutinka su jo paziuro-
mis-.
Vakar jis atsisveikino su
svctiml SaliQ diplomatais su-
rcngtamc pokyly.,
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DAUGHERTY RE|KALAUJ A PLATESN|y TEISIy
VALDzIAI

WASHINGTON, gr. 8. =
Generals prokuroras Daug-
herty kongresui idave savo
vedamojo teisingumo depar-
tamento meti1i raportq.
Prokuroras nusiskundzia,
kad teisingumo departamen-
tas praeitais metals perdaug
buvo uzverstas svetimais rel
kalais, ty. atskiriu valstybiQ
visokiais klausimais, kuriuos
gal6jo iSspresti pacios valsty-
bds, nesikreipiant .teisingumo
departamentan.
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MASONAI DENUNCIJUOJA
KLANISTUS.

WACO, Ten, CT. s. - Vie
tos maSOnai skelbia panlek2
klanistamS. Jie praneSa, cir
di. maSonerija nieko bendra
neturinti Su tn bigoteriQ on
ganizacija. Be to, mason}l
virSaiciai ragina savo narluS
neprisiddti pric Ku Klux kla-
no.
(Bct dolko maSonai su kIa-
nistais viSur kitur eina susl-
kabine kaipo artimiauSi sch
raj arba dyyniaiO.
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Ks j tai Italija?

Lygiai nezinia, kaip ! tai
visa atsines Italijos premic-
ras Mussolini. Sis nekartq
jau pareiSkes. kad francuzai
savo naudai perdaug spaudzla
Vokictijq.
Jei kartais okupuotGs klau-
simu nebus padarytas sutari-
mas, tuomet vargiai ivyks If
rengiama Briuksely konferen-
cija.
Anot ziniQ, Nokietija CANA
Saltai atsineSa ! tuos Francl-
JOS prisirengimus. Kanclie-
ris Cmo yra pareiSkes, kad
tokios pasakingai aukStos
kontribucijos Nokietija negali
moketi. Kas kita but, jei kon-
tribuciios sma butQ zymlai
Sumazinta.
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NEW YORKE VEDAMI
TARDYMAI.

NEW YORK. or. s. - kla-
liStQ klauSime Shame mleStc
praSid6jo kuoplaGiauSi tyrll.c,
.jintai, JuoS veda vietos po-
Iicija patieS mieSto majoro
nurodymaiS.
Tomis dicnomiS policijos
vir$ininkaS micStO majorW !
davi dideli pluo&ta dokumen-
tn apple radikaliuS klanlstQ
darbuS.
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mes neturiu, vienok jei mirti,
tai nor6tusi jau bent besiro-
kuojant su ponais lenkais, 0
ne lovoje." "
Liudna zinia, bet tikintes,
kad operacija laimingai pa
vyks II p. A. zmuidzinavicius
he tik pasveiks ir sustipn,e
bet ir savo norus patenklns.
Nuo Strides linkime jam
greitos sveikatos.
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AIRIJOS PARLAMENTO
NARYS NUzUDYTAS.

DUBLINAS, gr. s, - IS
sikovojus laisve kaikurie al
riai Wis dar nepaliauja krau-
ia lieje. Cionai ginkluoti
sukil6liai uzpuol6 vaziuojan-
Giu du parlamento nariu. Vie
na nuzude, kita pavojingai
suicide.
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$AUL|y ATsTOvAs
S { R G A.

A. Zmuidzinavicius sunkiai
susirgo Omaha, Nebr. "Nuo-
lat bekeliaujant su prakalbo-
mis-, raso Atstovas, mano
sveikata suiro. Pasiduodu
operacijai Sv. Juozapo ligoni-
naie. Omaha. Mirties bal
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FORMUOJASI NAUJAS
UGNEKALNIS.

ROMA, gr. 8. - Anot laik-
rasGcio Epocha, Torretta kali
nuose formuojasi naujas ug-
nekalnis. Pradeda verztis
liepsnos. Aplinkiniai gwen
tojai bega apimti baimes.
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WA SHINGTON

WASHINGTON, gr. 8. =
Vieneriais metals, pasibaigu-
siais birzelio 80, Suv. Valsty-
blu vyriausyb6 pensijomis ka-
TO veteranams ismok6jo $685.
POI, 662.
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KETURI VAIKAI zUVo.

EUGENE, Ore, gr. s.
Iver Johnson namuoSe eks-
pliodavo gazolina blesneJe'
Kilusiame nuo to galsre ketu-
ii vaikai zuvO.