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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-07
Is TAUTy SAJUNGOS
SUVAzlAVIMO.

GENEVA, Sveicarija, rugs.
I. - TautQ Sajmgos sesijoje
vakar iSrinkta SeSi vice-prezl-
dental Sajungai.
Pietine Aprika atstovauJqs
imga nesidarbuoja sustabdytl
paklausimq, kodel TautQ Sq-
iunga nesidasbuoja sustabdytl
lQ-graikQ karO.
Lordas Robert kalb6damas
pazym6jo, jog Sajmga pasek-
mingai iSsprend6 Albanljos,
Aland salu IL AukStosiOs Sile-
ziios klausimus, tai delko 81
ia patti Sqjunga negaletu SUI
taikyti turkQ su graikais. Ar
ba kodel j negal6tu atidarytl
duru Rusijon.
Kad TautQ Sajunga nieko
nenuveik6 Vilniaus klauslme,
tai lordas Robert to klauslmo
nei neprisimine.
Nusiginklavimo problema,
anot jo, dar aptariama, dar
gaminami tam tikslui plenal'
Tuo klausimu suvaziavimas tn
res atlikti pirmuosius zings-
MUS.
Naujosios Zelandijos atsto-
vas Maitland ragino perzluretl
Aprikos kolonijq mandatus,
Nes tenai, anot jo, kal-kurio-
Sc teritolijose grqzinta EMO
niQ vergija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-07
DARBUoJAMASI PALIUo-
sUoT1 sTRE1K1N1NKUs.


GARY, Ind, rugs. Z. Vie
tos kalejime Wis dar laikomi;
arestuoti streikininkai is Chi.
cagos, Charles Uselis ir John
Popovich. Il
JQ advokatas darbuojasi
juos butinai paliuosuoti. Jis
tvirtina, kad vietos polcija
juos pagrobe is Chicagos, ap-
muse ir tue budu iSgavo pri-
sipazinima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-07
VYRIAUSYBE NEKOVOJA Prizes zODzIO LAISvE
PROKURORAS ISPEJA, JOG SALES KONSTITUCIJA
TURF BUT GERBIAMA

city tiesiog bus ignoruojamas.
Bet jei darbininkq vadai
kurstys streikininkus prie pix
tQ darby ir prasizengimQ, tai
gi, jei megins kenkti darbams
gelezinkeliQ istaigose arba
trukdys traulzini vaziE6jima,
toki be atodairos bus areStuo-
!jami ir statomi teisman. To-
kius laubia bausm6, pasire-
infant teismo paskelbtu Gin
junction.
IS BaltlljQ Rumq pazymima,
jog " "injunction' paskelbtas
ne darbininkQ priespaudai, ar
ba su tikslu darbininkams
kenkti, bet kad palaikyti ge-
lezinkeliais susisiekima, ir
kad streikininkds sulaikyti nuo
'piktQ darby il net zmogzudys-
ciq. "
Generals prokuroras pazy-
mi, kad tuom "injunction'u"
nepalieciama Sales konstituci-
ia, kuri pilieciams garantuo-
ia, zodzio, spaudos il susirin-
kimQ laisve.
Teciaus Siandie daugelis
triuksmadariq kalba apie dar-
DO unijq konstitucijas ir sias
maiSo su Sales konstitucija.
Pirm visako aukSciausia vie
ta turi uzimti valstybes kon-
'stitucija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-07

K0astantiu0pOIis, rugs. l.
Cia rei&kiama abejon6, varglal
craikai 'iSlaikys savO rankose
Alashehr, kurs skaitOsi raktas
pasiekti turkams Smirnq.
Ketvirtosios If dvyliktoslos
graikQ divizijQ vadai pateko
turku nelaisv6n. Abidvi dlvl-
zijos panese didelius nuosto-
lius ne Wien kareiviais, bet II
karo medziaga.
Graikai evakuodami Ushaka
miestq padege il sugriove ~
mia dali gelezinkeio, ldant
apsunkinti turkams briOVlma-
81.
Abelnai INFANT, graikai atsl-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-07
ANGLAI SKOLINSIA
AUSTRIJAI.

-LONDONAS, rugs. Z. = A,
not laikraScio Daily Express
Londono bankininkai turi pa,
ruose Xxi 80 milionQ svarg
sterlingq svarq paskolinti Au.
strijai. Tx laukia, kad ts
paskola patvintintq atpildy.
mo komisija.
Matyt, paskolos klausimu
;cGionai atvyksias Austrijos
kancleris.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-07
sMARKUs LAKUNAs.

SAN DIEGO, CAL, rugs. 7,
- Lakunas leitenantas James
H. Dolittle armijos aeropla-
nu De Haviland atliko ypa-
tingq kelione iliSgai kontinen-
to. Toje kelioneje oru tik vie
nq karta sustojo Jacksonville,
Florida. :.
Lakunas be pertraukos
skrido j cia 81 valanda ir Is
mindtQ, atlikdamas 2,275 mai
les.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-07
Gal SantarvG PaSiVs Craikams
Page|ba
ATSIMETA GRAIKAI PASKUI Save VISKA DEGINA
SUV. VALSTUOs SIUNcIA KARO LAIvUs ! SNlRNA

SAIIRNA, NJ. AZ, rugs. =
Anot gautp ziniQ is muSiQ fro
nto, graikQ kariuomen6 daugu-
moi vietQ atsisako prieSimtis
briaWantiems pirmyn turkams
nacionalistams. Taigi, be mu-
SiQ atsimeta nuo prie$o.
Vietos gyventojQ. tarpe k-
lusi neapsakoma baim6. Sa-
koma, jei arti iausiomis die
nomis neateis 9 aikams pagel-
ba. Smirna ats ,lurs nei&ven-
giaman pavojm.
Anglijos valdiniai Gia pal
mani j Angl1os 'vus. Jie
lauks tolimeSniQ ! laivuo-
Sc budami.
Amerikos konsulis Horton
darbuojasi Suv. EalstijQ pile
ciu reikalais ir jQ likimu. Is
Konstantinopolio atplaukia a
merikoniSki karo laivai. Del
to. amerikoniSki pilieciai, pri-
reikus. bus perkelti ! tuoS la'-
yus.
Cia atplaukt Francijos
skraiduohs Ernest Renan.
Anglijos karo laive Iron Du-
ke svetimu Sally kOnsuliai tn
rtjo konferencijq. Konferen-
cijoje dalyvavo il amerikonlS'
kas konsulis. Tartasi apie
geIbajimq savo valdiniQ il pi,
IieGiQ, jei kartais turkai nacl,
onalistai uzteltQ ant Smirnos
Anglijos aukStasis komlslo-
nierius painformavo vyrlau,
%iuosius graikQ armijos vadus
;dant iie savo armijQ palaiky
tn pozicijose nors deSimtl die.
M. Tuo laiku santarVes val
stybts galetQ atsiQsti pagelbf
- kariuomene.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-07

. GELVONYS. zmones pa
sakoja, kad senoveje, ten kur
dabar Gelvoniq miestelis, bu-
yes dideliausias miskas. Tuo
miSku ejes aklas senelis, vaiko
vedinas, il jie paklyde. Val
kas nuejes kelio ieskoti, pavar-
ges 81 senelis likes vietoj, bet
nesulaukes savo vadovo ejo
apgraibomis ir parpuole ant
akmens. Cia ilgai verke ir
meldesi, prasydamas Dievo
pagelbos. Jam besimeldziant,
pasirodziusi Svenciausioji Mo-
tina ir palikusi ant akmens
savo = pedsaka. Senelis ta-
pes regineiu ir laimingai ise-
jes is miSko. Apie ta stebuk-
Ia garsas daejes vieno Dwarf
ninko, kurio dukte labai sun
kiai sirgusi.
Dvarinink. pasiuntes tarnus
atmuSti mInetojo akmens ske-
veldros, manydamas, kad be-
ne pagis tos skeveldros dasi-
lytejus jo dukte. Bet, kaip
tik tarnai ivykda isakyma, If
t6vas skeveldros dasilytejo, IL
cones skausmai dar labiau pa
dideje. Tada isigandes Dwarf
ninkas liepes nesti skeveldra
atgal, ir kaip tik ja prideje
prie tos vietos, is kur buVusi
atskelta, skeveldra priaugusi,
gi ligone vel pagerejusi ir
greitu laiku pagijusi visai'
Dvarininkas atsidekodamas
pastates toj vietoj koplycia,
prize kurios po kick laiko bu-
YES ikurtas vienuolynas, past
kiau baznycia ir miestelis.
Al1nuo tas dabar yra koply-
teleje po altorium, ir j EMO
nes apsilankydami koplyteleje
buciuoja po tam tycia pallktq
langeli.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-07
SIAND|E BUS zINOMA 46
+" zMONEy lIkIMAS,

JACKSON, CAL, rugs. T.
Kaip Siandie pagelbinis burys
turi baigti kasti tuneli j Ar
gonaut kasykla, kurioje gals,
ras uzdare 46 darbininkus.
Taigi,> gal Siandie jau bus
zinoma ar tie darbininkai gy-
vi ar mire.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-07

SIAULIAI. Mes Siauliu
gelezinkelin dirbtuves darbi-
ninkai gavom zinoti, kad at
vaziuos bulk tai gelezinkeliq,
valdybos komisija, sulaukem
gi kaszin : koki keista pona
is virsaus atrodziusi kaip ir
Lietuvos valdininka, bet is
kalbos tikra rusq patricia:
tarp saves kalbejos tik rusu
kalba.
Tai-gi ir gal musq darbinin-
kai laakia ko gero nuo tohQ
valdininkQ, kuriems daug ma
lonesne rusu kalba ir. miele-
sne Maskva. Gia gi tik mn-
sq duona valgo ir IS musq ty-
ciojasi.
Salin galop tuos rusinimo
Salininkus!
Lai gyvuoja laisva nuo jQ
Lietuva!
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-07
SEN. LA TOILETTE
LAIMEJO.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, rugs. I,
KandidatQ j federalinius sena-
torius skyrimuose laim&jo Sc
natorius La Toilette. Prize;
il buvo varoma smarki agita,
ella. Bet nevyko. ..
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-07
o'CoNNoR KALTINAMAs.

Viename Kanados mieste
plesikai apiplese banka. Pa
imta $4,000 doleriq vertes ap-
saugos poperomis ir apie 10,-
900 doleriQ pinigais.
Pranesta, jog tame plesime
dalyvaves ir zinomas is Chi
cagos kalejimo pabeges zmog-
zudis Thomas O'Connor, ku-
rio visos Sales policija niekur
nesuseka.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-07

NEW YORK, rugs. I.
Rvtiniu gelezinkeliQ streikuo-
.janG}Q shopmenp streiko We
dino komiteto pirmininkas
Dowd pasiunta senatoriui Bo-
rah'ui teIegramq. Reikalauja
pasidarbuoti patraukti atsa,
-komyban Impeachment gene
rail- prokurora Daugherty IL
federali teiseja Wilkerson u
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-07

A.TENAI, rugs. I. - Grai-
kijos vyriausyb6 paskelbe at
mainas armijos vadovavime
NJ. Azijoi. Pamainytas Wy
riausias armijos vadas II ge-
ncralio Stabo virSininkas.
Paskelbtos IL litOs svarbios
atmainos toje armijoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-07

KonstdntinOpOtiS, rugs. t
Graikai sunaikino turkq rata
rios divizija netoli Bildjik-
Brusa.
Turkai reiteliai per neapsl-
ziurljimq isibriove grailIQ tar
pan IL tuojaus suimta IS able
~ Som ugnini.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-07
PEIKALAUJA PATRAuKTI ATSAKOMYBEN
PROKURORA

paskelbimq 'injunctlon"
prizes streikuojancius shopme-
nus.
Dowd tvirtina, kad tue
"injmction'u'' perzengiama
Sales konstitucija. Konstitu-
cija ,garantuoja gyventojams
laisve. Kad tuotarpu ia lais-
We varzoma, sake to komiteto
pirmininkas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-07
,PASISKELBE CARU
MIRTIES BAUSME.

LONDONAS, rug. 7. - Ka-
rininlIas Nikolai Bozenko Tx
rainoj pasiskelbe Rusijos ca
ru. W tai bolSevikai j pa
smerke miriop.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-07
UzGINTA g. SOSrO IPEDI
MO MIRIMAS.

AMSTERDAM, rugs. Z. -
Holandp spauda uzgina pas
klydusius gandus apie buvusio
Vokietijos sosto ipedinio mi
rima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-07
METAI-vOL. VII.
Zinios is Lietuvos

Darbo Federacijos nariai, SUI
stare kreipesi per valsciaus
tarpininkavimo komisfja j Da-
rho Inspektoriq, kad jis pade-
tQ sudaryti zmoniSkesnes SUI
tariffs. Bet laukia ir sulauk-
ii negali, taigi nei nenuostabu,
jei kai-kurie sake: "nieks uz
mus nestoja." !"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-07
WASHINGTON, rugs.

WASHINGTON, rugs. l.
Amerikos aukStQiam kOmisio-
nierlui KonstantinopOly IS cla
depeSuota instrukcjQ keletq
karo laivQ pasiusti ! Smlrn2
Suv. NalstijQ pilieciQ apsau-
gai.
Teciaus pazymtta, idant a
merikos karo LAVAL paslllktQ
ten neutraliai, taigi, idant ne
simaiSytQ j turkQ- -graikQ veda-
mQ kOvQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-07
55 RUSAI PASMERKT'I
MIRIOP.

MASKVA, rugs. I. - u
prieSbolSevistine propaganda
Ukrainoj bolSevikQ teismai mi
riop pasmerk6 net SO zmones.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-07

mesdami paskui save palieka
tik vienus nuodegulius If griu-
v1sius. Su graikQ armija bu-
riais b6ga il visi krikScionys.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-07
PINIGU KURsAs.


svetimp saliq pinigp verta,
mainant nemaziau $4,000 dol
rugs. 6 d., buvo tokia pagal
Merchants Loan & Trust Co.
Anglijos sterl. svarui 447
Prancijos 100 frankly 7.82
Italijos 100 liru 4.39'
Vokietiijjos 100 mark. .O7A
Lietuyos 100 auksinp .O7A
Lenkq 100 markiq .Ol
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-07
SKAITYKITE IR PLATINKI-
"DRAUGA" a
OR A S

CHICAGO. = Siandie Sill
ia, isdalies apsiniauke; vakare
pramatomas vesesnis oras.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-03-08
TRIAL OF LEN
SMALL OPENS
IN IVAUKECALN
Governor Of Illinois IL Plac-
ed on Trial Fer Alleged
Enlbezzlemcnt Of State
Funds.

Waukegan, H., March G.--Gov-
ernor Len Small today was placed
on trial for alleged embezzlement
Of the public funds of the state OF
Illinois while he was lieutenant
governor. While waiting for the
long delayed case to reach the
docket of the Lake County Circuit
Court the governor transacted state
business in a temporary capitol"
Of Illinois erected in the Salvation
Army hotel. Judge Edwards In
opening court gave his Instructions
to the Lake County grand jury and
then continued several other cases
that We're on the calendar, Fifty
veniremen appeared before the court
ready for the examination to test
their availability to sit on the jury.
1T is reported that the entire venire
and many more will be exhausted
before the jury is finally selected
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-03-08
OFFER PRIZES
FOR ESSAYS ON
MODERN ROADS
Subject of Highways Intro
duced TO Pupils of High
Schools BY Fayetteville
University.

Fayetteville, Ark, March e.
The Highway and Highway Trans
port Education Committee of Wash
ington, d. C. has recently announced
national essay contest among high
school pupils on the subject OF high
way economics. How Good Roads
Are Developing Ny Community. "
The contest will be announced in
detail in national periodicals at a
later date.
AS a prize for the best essay a four
years scholarship at any college or
university the successful contestant
may choose will be given. The value
Of the scholarship will not be less
thar $4,000. Harvey s. Firestone,
Akron. Ohio. member of the COM
mittee, is making the offer.
A state prize of SIS is offered by
tho general extension of the Uni
versity of Arkansas for the best es-
say written by an Arkansas pupil,
in addition, the essay will be pub
lished, The principals and teachers
Of high schools in Arkansas are re-
quested by the general extension di-
vision to forward the best three es-
says from each school to the Uni
versity not later than the allotted
time.
The rules governing the contest
provide that the essay must not ex-
coed 200 words, and must be handed
in not later than May /, 1922. The
essays will he graded on a basis Of
knowledge OF the subject, compost
ton, and appearance.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-03-08
GETS A FLOCK
OF FINES FOR
DAYS WORK
EToxie Man Registers Big
Batting Acreage in Draw
ing Legal Assessments
FROM Court.

Walnut Ridge, March 6.-J. G.
Beard of Hoxie has the unique dis
tinction of having been fined three
times in one afternoon and in the
same court
Beard was arrested several days
ago for having used abusive and
obscene language toward F. G.
Yentsch, and on trial Friday, in
the court Of Justice j. E. Wood at
Hoxie, in which he acted as his
own lawyer, the jury failed to reach
a verdict
His retrial was set the next day.
and ne appeared greatly encouraged
ny the jury 8 attitude 1T MS T1Tsr
trial. II stood five to two for ac-
quittal. He waded into the cross
examination Of the prosecuting wit
ness with much vigor-so much so
that Justice Wood gave him q slight
reprimand. Paying no attention to
this rebuke, a moment later he was
fined $40 for contempt Of court.
He said, "Al right, just go ahead
and fine me all you want tot" The
j. P. replied, What could be fairer
than that? Now, Mr. Beard, pos
sibly am not entitled to the re-
spect of an ordinary citizen, but
just the same, am going to have it
in my own court; so that will cost
you $40 more
Beard then felt that he needed
legal advice, and asked that he be
permitted to procure counsel, which
request was granted. An hour later
he appeared with his lawyer. The
jury found him guilty and fined
him IS and costs, making the total
approximately $50.
The difficulty appears to have
arisen out of ditching proposition
1t was alleged that Beard accused
Yentsch Of forcing water on his
land.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-03-08
CENSUS
Elk SERVICE
MEN IN STATE
American Legion Is TO Conn
pile Complete List of All
Former Service Men in
Arkansas.

Plans for a census OF the eX-
service men of Arkansas as q part
Of the statewide membership cam
paGn to be conducted by the Ark
iansas Department of the American
Legion, We're perfected at meeting
in the Senate chamber in Little
Rock Monday Of the War Memorial
Building Of past and present post
commanders, adjutants and state ex-
ecutiye committeeman.
Under the plan recommended by
the Executive Committee, and adopt
ell by the Congressional district
and county ORGANIZATIONS The Exc
cutiYe Committeeman from the Com
gressional districts were placed in
charge OF the work in their districts
and were empowered to appoint
chairman for each county. The
county chairmen were directed to re-
port to The district committeeman,
who, are required to report to the
Department Executive Committee
within 30 days. III is planned to
start the census March IS.
The census will be taken by
means of a QUESTIONABLE which is
to be delivered to the ex-service men
by squads OF men working under
the direction OF the local post.
Much information will be elected
by the questionnaire including
whether the ex-service man is a
member of the American Legion
and his views ON the policies of
the organization. The goal of the
membership drive has becn placed
at $4,000 members.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-03-08
now AVEIN|(,,IVC
HUSBAND IS IN
TAYLOR Case
Outraged Spouse the Latest
TO Confess KILLING the Fa-
nous Movie Director
Details.

Los Angeles. March 6-=-The latest
confession of the murder of William
Desmond Taylor, film director, re-
ceived by the police here in a letter
|mailed from an unnamed Connect
cat city, was made by a man who
described himself as IAN avenged
husband" 1t was disclosed yesterday
by Captain of Detectives Adams.
The officers are Withholding the
name OF the city from which the
confession" came, and the name
signed to the document, while try
ing to learn more of the writer.
According to the letter, the film
director had an affair with the
writer's wife. Later the director
had scorned her, the wife confessed
to her husband, and the two of them
planned vengeance, the letter re-
counted.
The confession" said that the
night OF the murder, February 1,
the writer and his wife drove in an
automobile to within two blocks of
the Taylor bungalow. There they
parked their car. From a distance
they saw Mabel Normand, film ac-
tresa, leaving the apartment, escort
ed to her motor car by the director
and Henry Peavey, Taylor's negro
servant, talking with William Davis,
Ntisc NNrunor1ic phopffatr
Details Of the Killing.
While Taylor was talking with
Miss Normand the confession con-
tinues, the ''scorned wife" slipped
through the open front door of the
directors bungalow and unlocked the
back door for her husband to enter
When Taylor returned, the wife and
husband confronted him.
Portions of the letter concerning
the actual meeting and the killing
were not given out, but according to
the other parts, the wife, after Tay-
loi' had been slain, left by the back
door, which the husband locked aft
err her, and then hurried to their
automobile and started the engine,
in readiness for a quick departure
when lie rejoined her.
Then the husband left calmly by
the front door, STOPPING slightly So
he might not be recognized, met his
wife, and drove away with her.
The police say they place a GER
tan amount OF credence in the econ
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-03-08
MUST MAKE CHARGE

In view of the established
policy Of The Tri-Weekly Soil
phone and The Daily Press,
and the extremely low sub
scription prices of the two pa
pers, we must adhere to the
policy Of making charges for
Obituaries and Resolutions Of
Respect, Etc, as set out in
the office announcement ap-
pearing at the top Of column
one on page two Of each is
sue. We ask that our read
ers read and be governed by
same. We cannot financially
afford to send our papers at
the price Of subscription
charged and give away our
space.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-03-08
Prohibition Now
Ready For Action

Washington, March 6.-The pro-
hibition "navy" will be ready for
action in Atlantic coastal waters in
search Of liquor smugglers some
time this month, it was said last
night at enforcement headquarters.
Arrangements have been COM
pleted officials said whereby the
prohibition bureau is to have the
use of submarine chasers not now
being used by the coast guards.
Nine of these craft. former navy
terriers are said to be Immediately
available for transfer to dry law
commanders.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-03-08
REV. bI'KELVTY'S
BARN BURNED
CAMP GROUND
Small Children Supposed to
Have Caused Conflagra-
tion BY Playing With
Matches--No Insurance.

News was telephoned to this city
Sunday afternoon from the Camp
Ground vicinity stating that the
large hay barn belonging to Rev.
j. X. P. McKelyy was burned to the
ground. It is stated that the origin
of the fire was due to small chill
dren playing in the barn with
matches, some of which were ignited
and set fire to the hay. The quick
action Of the older members Of the
family, who fought valiantly with
a bucket brigade, was all that
saved the entire barn buildings from
being destroyed. The message did
not state the exact loss. No in
surance was carried either on the
building or contents.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-03-08

in no sense an alliance, as charged
by It's opponents
1T is not an alliance" said Sen
tor New, ''in a heretofore accepted
meaning of the word, and I wish to
emphasize that if it were an alliance
in fact, if it were an alliance in eff
feet, if il were an alliance in con-
temptation, and furthermore, if it
were not clearly understood by all
the powers party to it that it was
none of these. l should not venture
to propose to this body that it advise
and consent to it's ratification.
1.-The inevitable failure to ratify
this treaty viii be to revive and
perpetuate the Anglo-Japanese alli-
ance. There can be nothing more
important to this country than the
OF this engagement for
that compact We cannot attach too
much importance to this. 1t should
be apparent to all who give it a
moments thought
Bryan Urges Ratification.
Mr. Bryan, engrossad as he was
in his campaign to eradicate OAR
winism from colleges and libraries,
found time nevertheless to stop off
in Washington and endeavor to show
his Democratic brethren the error
of their ways concerning the treaty
issue.
Il think it is unwise for the
Democrats to prolone the debate
over the peace treaties said Mr..
Bryan. Every days debate will
tend to divert attention from the
economic issue and the Democrats
viii not only suffer by this divert
ing Of attention, but they will SUI
fer still more if they allow them
selves TO be pat in the attitude Of
to any steps toward peace.
There is no reason why the Demo
Gratis should not endorse every good
thing connected with the treaties
and then claim, as they rightfully
can, that such progress as has been
made has been made along Demo-
cratic lines rather than along Re-
publican lines.
"The Democratic party has been
the leader in the peace movement
and it can consistently support any
steps taken toward peace by the Re-
publicans because they are taken
along Democratic lines. Take, for
instance. the four-power treaty. 1t
is based upon the 80 treaties ne
gotiated by the last administration.
Those who framed the four-power
treaty claimed that it implied
reservation of independence, but
the Senate has insisted that that
reservation be made specific. In
doing this it has simply added the
one provision of the 80 treaties that
was left out TO the Horsepower
treaty."
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-03-08
LIMERICK HAS
ATTTTYT PNssN MYYTM VIZ
VIEW IKlDlIbLE.
'I'EIREE;; SIDED
Armed Troops Take Posses
sion of Different Quarters
Of the Ci&y-Populace
Alarmed.

Limerick, Ireland, March 6.-Arm-
ed troops OF three different factions
of Ireland have taken possession OF
different parts of this city and the
fear of an outbreak is keeping the
citizens in constant state OF ankle
ty. The rebellious Irish Republi-
cans have entered the city with a
force of nearly four hundred and
have Communicated the leading no.
tells and the railway station.
Paragould soliphone. (Paragould, Ark.) 1918-1950, 1922-03-08
TORNADO TAKES
LARGE; TOLL OF
IN $. c.
Western Portion Of State Is
Struck BY Tornado and
Rain Storm; Property
Less Also High.

Aiken, S. c.. March six per-
sons were killed and forty injured
in a tornado and rain storm that
swept the western portion of this
state today, according to reports
reaching this place. Six are dead
and twenty-five injured at Warrens-
Vile fifteen are reported injured
at Stiffleton and the property loss
also runs high at both places. At
Warrensville and Stiffleton, cotton
mill towns near here, a total of
thirty-five houses were wrecked.