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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-21
ANGLAI TURF APLEISTI
CHANAK,
BE TO, TURF PAsITRAUK-
TT IR IS GALLIPOLIO.
To reikalauja turkai :
nacionali'stai.

PARYzIUS, rugs. q. -
Turku nacionalistQ valdzios
atstovas Gionai, Ahmed Ferid
bey, tvirtina, kad artimQjQ
Rytu klausimas bus iSsprestas
be kraujo praliejimo, kuomet
Anglia iSpildys turhl reika-
lavimQ.
Turkai reikalauja, idant an
glp kariuomen6 apleistQ Cha
naka, Konstantinopoli, Darda-
nelius il Gallipoli. Kuomet
anglai tai padarys, tuomet ne
bus rcikalingas kraujo pralie-
jlmaS.
Fcrid bcy tvirtina, kad nors
Anglijos vyriausybG ir per
daug karingai atsineSa ! tur-
IuS artimuose Rytuose, bet j
lures pasiduoti paprastai An
gIijos gyvcntojQ sqmonei. Mes
gyventojai nenori karo.
Francija jan atSaukG savo
kariuomene is Mazosios All
JOS Sono. Matyt, tuOjaus talp
padarys IL Italia. Liks vieni
angIai. Ir tie lures pasltrau-
kti, jei MEMORIES kraujo pralle-
.jimo.
Anot Fcrid hey, nacionalis-
tu armija kuoramiausia els
ant Konstantinopolio su tlks-
In uzimti sostine. Ir jei ang-
lai pirmutiniai prades Saudy-
mus, tuomet kills kruvina kO-
va. Ne turkai uz tai bus at
Sakomi, bet anglai, kurie oku-
puoja svetimq teritoriiq, gl y
patingai turkp sostme.
Turkai naciOnalistai sutin-
ka, kad Dardaneliai butQ kon-
troliuojami internacionales
komisijos. Bet toje komisi-
joje jic turf tur6ti lygQ bal
sa su kitais atstovais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-21
SOCIALISTS STATOSI
.PUOSN|AUSIUS RUMUS,
TAI LAIKINAS V0KIETI
JOS PREZIDENTAS.
EBERT.
Visi stebisi tue Eberto
elgimosi.

BERLYNAS, rugs. q. =
Vokietijos respublika atsidu-
rusi ant bankruto slenkscio,
kaip tvirtina patys vokieeiai.
Vokietija, sake, negalinti il
neturinti is ko pilnai apmoke'
ii prezidenta If ministeri1l. Ne
turinti pinigq butiniausiems
reikalams. Markes kama nu-
dribusi negirdetai.
Teciaus pravizionalis Woke
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-21

tijos preidentas, socialistas E.
bert, uz so mailiQ nuo Berlyno
savo dideliame dvare statydi-
nasi kuograzaiusius rumus, ku
riems nebutq gedos stov6ti sa-
le buvusio kaizerio puikiq ru-
mQ.
Socialisto Eberto dvaro ~ze-
mes plotai susisiekia su buvrl-
sio kaizerio medziokliQ dvaru.
Gi jis sau rumus statosi ne
tolies miestelio Ebertswalde,
kur nesenai ivyko alkanQ dar-
bininkq riauses ir keletas Emo
nM nuzudyta.
Nupuolus markes kainai, b.
bertas savo samdomiems dar-
bininkams padidino uzmokes-
mi.
Tuotarpu yra zinoma, kad
Eberto metine alga, kaipo pre-
zidento, yra mazesne uz Suv.
Yalstiiiu prezidento alga.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-21
AR DUOS KA GERA
KONFERENCIJA.
zinovai tvirtina, kad taip.

PARYIIUS, rug. y. - Va
kar ca tur1jo pirmQjq konfa-
rencijQ AnglijoS uzSicniQ rel
kaIQ Sckrctorius lordaS Curzon
II Flancijos premieru Pom
care TurkiioS klauSimo.
Konferencija ivyko francu-
IN uzSioniu reikaW ofiSc.
Iinovai tvirtina, kad Tur-
kiiOS klauSima Francija Wis
gi duo$ kokiQ-norS param2
Anglilai al'ba norS gclbGS an
CLAIMS i¥gti krauio pralic-
limo del DardaneliQ Iai<VjS.
Premicras Poincare paZymG
20 Ior,lui Culzonui, jog Fran
cijos nuSi>tatymaS artlmQJE
RytQ klauSime yra taikingaS.
Ir Francija pageidauja 81
I,urljio tm.@ti laiha. Tam ti!-
slui reikalauia kuovcikiau>la
>auIlti konferencijQ.
T>ciouS pirm to, sake Io-
incare. butinas laiktaS santa:
YES valStybiQ kariuomenel APP
IciSti VI. AzijoS Soma. II Fran
ella jau atSaukt SavO karluo-
meme * to SonO.
Konferencija toIiaus bus We
Gana. iei IeiS laikaS.
AngIiiai yra bloga, kad gin
ii DarlaneIiuS il paliekama
yicna.
Tuotarpu * Konstantinopo-
Iio pareina ziniQ, kad daIls
turkp nacionaliStQ armlJ0S
.iau inGju$i neutraltn zonon.
PaIengva marSuoia ant Oar
daneliQ. kur apsikase angIal'
Del to, Anglijai yra did
ziai <kubus dalykaS suSitartl
~ Franciia. Jei kaip, tai II
.AngIiia nusileis turkams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-21
80 MILIoNU NUosToLIU

SMIRNA, rugs. y. - Ap-
Skaitoma, jog gaisraS If tur-
ku teroras cia padares apio
15O,O0O,OCO dol. nuostoliQ ivai-
riu Saliu gyventojams, bend
rovams ir graikams Su arm6-
naiS.
Vieni amerikonai turf apie
y miliOnQ dol. nuostoliQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-21
TEM1JAsI I BoLsEvIKU
ARMIJA.

BERLYNAS, rugs. 81.
Santarv6s valstybiQ karinin-
kai ir agentai padvigubino sa-
vo pastangas patirti kuodau-
giausia informacijQ apie boil
SevikQ. .armijos skaitlinguma il
stiprumq. Taipat norma pa
tirti, kur ir koks skaitlius tos
armijos randasi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-21
DIDELIS DEFICITAS.

WASHINGTON, rug. 21.-
Prezidentas Hardingas nema-
zai susirupines, kad sekan-
items fiskaliams metams pri-
truks pinigQ vyriausyb6s is
laidoms. Pramatomas suvirS
500 milionq deficitas. Tas
klausimas buvo aptariamas
kabineto susirinkime.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-21

WASHINGTON, rug. 21.-
"Amerika nesimaisys i kilu-
sius artimQjq Eufopos Rytq
reikale nesutikimus. Abelnai
INFANT, mes nenorime maisy-
tbs j Europos reikalus. Tuo
labiau neturime jokio moro te-
mai dalyvauti kare."
Toks pareiSkimas paskelb-
tas is BaltqjQ Rum9 kuomet
daugelis idomavo, ka apie An
glijos su turkais nesutikimus
mano prezidentas.
Toliaus tame paciame parei-
Skime pazymima:
"Mes nesiunciame savo ka-
70 laivQ j Rytus su militari-
niais tikslais. Bet siunciame
tik apdrausti savo piliecius ir
amcrikoniSkus interesus, kurie
karo paliesti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-21
BOLSEv|KAI SU RUMU-
NAES KAUJASI.

Konstantinopolis rugs. q.
- Anot gautu cia ziniQ, Rusi-
JOS boISevikQ raudonosios ar
mijos skaitlingas burys per u
pc Dniestra persimete Be-
sarabijon ir pakel6 kova su
rumunq pasienio sargyba.
Pazymima, kad kova tesiasi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-21
PRAMATOMAS JURININKU
STREIKAS.

Spaliq l d. paskelbta strei-
kas 5000 jurininkQ, kurie dir
da laivuose, plaukiojanGiuose
po didelius ezerus. Sustreika-
vus jurininkams, daugelis APP
link ezerus miestQ negaus uz-
tektinai angliQ. Streikas turf
paliesti ir Michigan ezerq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-21

Tuo nusistatymu REMNANTS
jie ir reikalauja, kad be jQ
dalyvavimo nebutQ vykinama
jokia konferencija ypac Dar-
daneliQ klausime. = Sake, rem
giamose konferencijose ir jie
turi dalyvauti ir viskas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-21
AUKSO KASYKLOS ira
GEDUOS AUKOS.

JACKSON. CAL, rugs. 21.-
Sesiolika moteru neteko savo
vyru ir dvideSimts vaikQ netu-
ri savo tevq. Tai Argonaut
aukso kasyHoje ivykusios ira
gedijos aukos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-21
BOLSEVIKAI REMIA T,UR-
KQ RE1KALAVIMUS.
Nori jie dalyvauti ir konfe-
rencijoje.


MASKVA, rugs. 81. - Boil
Sevistines Rusijos siandienine
valdzia skelbia; kad il nesutik-
sianti su jokiu'DardaneliQ per-
takos nustatymu ir nepripazi-
sianti jolzio padalinimo terito-
riju Juodosios juros pakraS-
ciais, neziurint to, kad tas
turkQ teritorijas tur6tQ savin-
It's. Toksai tai bolsevikQ val
dzios nusistatymas.
Anot bolSevikQ, jei santar-
YES valstyhas surengs turkq-
graikQ konferencija arba Dar-
daneliq ir Konstantinopolio
reikalc konferencija, tose kon-
ferencijose nori butinai daily
vault ne vien Maskvos valid
zios bolSevikai, bet ir soviet
mes Rusijos federuotQ respub-
liku atstovai, tn respubllkll,
kuriu sienos jrngiasi su Juo-
dqja jura.
Tik t6kioje konferencijoje
gall but padaryta pastovi tai
ka.
Neturi militarines sajungos.
BolSevikq valdzia su tur-
kais nacionalistais turf pada-
riusi sutarti. Pagal tOs boil
Sevikai remia visus turkQ rel
kalavimus, atkreiptus prizes
Graikija. BolSevikai stow uz
prieSkarines Turkijos sienas.
TeGiaus bolSevikai sakosl,
kad jic su turkais netull Jo-
kios militarinGs sutarties, iSG-
mus ekonomine sutarti.
Bet kad Siandie turkus ma
cionalistus bolSevikai moraliai
remia, tai n6ra jokia paslap-
It's. Kuomet Mustapha ke-
NAL paSa nugalejo graikus,
Maskvos valdzia jam pasiun-
t6 nuoSirdu sveikinima. Isrei-
Sk6 pasitenkinima jo zygiais.
Nacionalistinis nusistatymas.
Bolsevikai tvirtina, jog ju
artimuju RytQ reikale nusis-
tatymas n6ra komunistinis,
bet nacionalistinis. Jie stlp-
rial remia turku ambicija at
kovoti visas tas savo teritorl-
jas, kuriose dauguma turkQ
gyvena.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-21
DAUGIAU KARO LAIVV.

MALTA, rugs. q. - ! Oar
daneliu pcrtakq Anglia pa
SiuntG daugiau karo laivQ. kal
hama. kad dar daugiau jQ bu
>;Q pasiQsta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-21
TAIFUNAS tPHILIPINU
SALOSE.

MANILA, rugs. q. = Pa
staromis dienomis kai-kurias
Philipinu salas palette baisus
taifunas. Ypac didelius isnai-
kinimus atliko Siaurin6j Luzon
salos daily.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-21

sEIRJJAI, Alyt. apskr. Ru-
gp. II d. produktQ kainos:
Rugiu centn. 500 auks., mieziu
centn. 900, sieno vezimas 5000,
iautienos svaras 20, pieno lite
ris s, sviesto svaras 20.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-21
TARIFOs BILIUS
PRAVESTAS.

WASHINGTON, rug. 21.-
Pagaliau kongresas praved6
muitQ tarifos biliQ. Kaip Sia-
rdie biliQ, sakoma, patvirtins
prezidentas. Ir tuojaus bilius
bus vykdomas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-21
METAI-voL. WI
S. YALSTLJOS NEsIMAIsYs TURKUos RE|KALUs

Musq karo LAVAL negins mel
Konstantinopolio nei Darda-
neliu. Kadangi Amerika ne
turi reikalo ir moro maisytis j
kitp valstybiu nesutikimus ir
karus."
ValdiSkose sferose kalbama,
jog tas pareiSkimas paskelb-
tas susizinojus su Valstybes
sekretoriumi Hughes, kurs
siandie vieSi pietinej Amerl-
koj.
Valstybes departamento pa
sekretorius Philips sako, jog
Smirnoje yra apie l5O,OOO krl-
kscioniq pabegelip, kuriems
.grumoja badas ir ligos. Taigi,
Suv. Valstijos prisides tik
prize tu nelaimingu zmoniq gel
bejimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-21
PERsOKO PER PREZIDEN
TO VETO.

WASHINGTON, rug. 21,-
Prezidento nepatvirtinta bo-
nusq bilip vakar zemesnieji
kongreso rumai praved6 per
prezidento veto. Bilius eina
senatan. ...
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-21
AUSTRALIA NEREMIA
GRAIKU NoRV.
il stow uz Dardaneliu laisVs,

MELBOURNE, rugs. q. -
Australijos premieras Hughes
Gia parlamente praneSe, jog,
prireikus, Australijos vyrlau-
syba pasius savo kariuomene
! artimuosius Rytus.
Bet podraug pazym6jo:
"Kuomet Australia nu-
sprendusi stov9ti az Britain
jos reikalus, 5i tuo paeiu at
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-21

vGiu nerems GraikijOs norQ.
"Australijos visas zygis bus
apribuotas DardaneliQ laisves
reikale.' -
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-21
SAVIEJI REMKITE SAVAS
IsTAIGAS,
pINIGQ KURsAs


svetimq saliq pinigq verte.
mainant nemaziau $4,000 dol
rugs. 20 d., buvo tokia pagal
Merchants Loan & Trust Co.
Anglijos sterl. svarui Al
Prancijos 100 frankp 7.S2
ftaliios 100 lirq 4.3o1
vokietijos LOO markip .O7
Lietuvos 100 .auksinu OF
LenkQ 100 markiQ .01
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-21
TURKAI PAsIRENGE PULT
ANGLUS.

Konstantinopolis, rugs. q.
. Turku nacionalistQ seimas
Angoroi dauguma balsQ Mus
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-21
'IsKILMINGAS ATLAIDU
NPVAIKsCI0JIMAS.

ZEM. kALNARlJA, Are
tingos apps. Kaip seniau, taip
ir simet cia buvo iskilmingal
apvaiksscCiiojami Sv. NJ. p. Ap-
lankymo atlaidai, kuriuos mes
vadiname "Didzioji Kalvari-
ja." simet i atlaidus atejo
8 parapiju kompanijos: is Tel
Siu ir Mazeikiq at6jo liepos {
diena vakare, o is Kretingos,
liepos s d. Ir vienus ir kitus
pasitiko vietos klebonas kun.
P. Pukys su baznytine proce-
sija. Baznycia il Kryzlaus
kelip koplycios buvo iSpuostos
vainikais ir zaliumynais. Tai
Wis vietos merginQ rupesnls.
Nuo liepos 6 iki IL d. pamok-
slus sake (po 3 kasdien) Kre-
tingos vienuolyno perdetinls-
t6vas Jeronimas Peckaitis.
zmonls jo pamokslais buvo
labai patenkinti il klause a
tvdziai. Liepos 9 d. tuoJaus
po pamaldQ visQ triju para
pijq kompanijos, atsisveiklno
su Sv. D. NJ. paveikslu II ise-
10 ! namus. Xxi garbes vartQ
jas. palydejo vietos hebonas
su procesija. Kaip pernal
taip If Simet atlaidQ metu val
sGGiaus valdyba neleido wal
riems "bogomazams" pre-
kiauti Baznytinej gatvej.
Tvarka buvo gera, Ja palal-
ka TelSiu karo komendantas
su kareiviais If milicija.
.EzERENAI. Antras koncer
tas. S. m. rugp. 10 ir 20 d.
"Pavasarininlzq saleje SUI
rengtas muzikalis koncertas,
pianisto virtuozo p. Igno Pri-
a1gauskio, Varsavos konserva-
toriaus. Ezerenieciai jau antra
karta gavo progos pasiklau-
syti koncerto. Pereitais metals
(26 If 27-II) buvo suteike
zinomi dainininkai p. Bieliu-,
mas ir p. Byra, taipat ir smut
kininkas p. Leskevieius. Pub.
lika gal If 81 karta butu gau-
siai koncerta aplankiusi, jei
nebutQ buve taip aukstos kai-
nos. Grynas pelnas paskirtas
EzerenQ moksleiyiu internato
!rengimui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-21
PAGRoBE VIsUs BANKos
PINIGUS.

MARION, ILL.,, rugs. 20. =
3 pleSikai apkrauste Thomp-
sonville miestelio banka. Ne
paliko mel vieno cento.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-09-21

AT NEWS STANDS &c. A COPY
DRAUGAS PUBLISHING CO., Inc.
1884 So. Oakley Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
Tel Roosevelt T791
90 SSS0 IS 5 500 5 $500
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-08
Priies $7.5O to $25.O0.

going to say I am not standing in with the Guggenhiems or predatory interests. l am not in the habit of refuting statements or occupations of that kind. It has never been neces- sary so far in my career to make any such statement and 1 am not going to do so now.
 'The only proposition I have ad- vanced at all is to proceed under the law as Congress has enacted it or may enact it from time to time.
 On Conservation.
 There has never been the remot- est though in my mind that if the Forest Service or any other bureau were transferred here there would be any effort on the pert of anyone in this department. my elf CT any one else, to overthrow the policy of the conservation of timber upc n public domain.
 "I have not criticized the conser- vation policy except that 1 have pointed out one or two things that would undertake to do that have not been done"
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-08
Alleged Army Frauds Be
 Laid Before Grand Jury

LOS ANGELES, March S.-Evi. dence concerning alleged frauds in connection with the auctioning of army goods by the Quartermasters Department at Camp Kearney last month, which resulted in orders halt
 ing the delivery of goods after the auction, will be presented to the Fed eral Grand Jury Friday. This was announced today. It is understood the Department of Justice agents have two signed confessions which will be presented to the Grand Jury.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-08
FIVE DEATHS
 FROM STORM
Death Toll as Result of South ern Cyclone Is Light
 Much Damage.

AUGUSTA, Ga, March S.-Five deaths appear to be the death toll cf the tornado in Georgia and South Carolina which swept the section early yesterday morning. The storm area appears to- be around Warren vile. where 9 houses were demol- ished. The homeless, practically un injured, today set about the wrecked buildings through the rain and re- covered what clothing they could from the wreckage and began mak- ing themselves comfortable.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-08
Quartermaster Depot at
 Seattle to Be Maintained

SEATTLE, March S.-Secretary of War Weeks today notified J. J. Un. derwood, representative of the Sc. attle Chamber of Commerce, that the Seattle Quartermaster depot will con. tinue to purchase locally such sup plies as gasoline, oil fuel and mis- cellaneous articles as required for i'm mediate use of army posts in Alaska and the Philippines.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-08
SHRINE SOCIAL EVENT
 POSTPONED ONE WEeW

The regular social function staged the third Thursday of every month by the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, which falls this month on the 18th, is postponed until the fourth Thurs day, the 23rd, so as not to conflict with the social event to be given by the Elks on St. Patrick's Day.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-08
kETCHIkAN BUSINESS
 MAN RETURNS NORTH

F. J. Johnstone, interested in tAs Waterfall Packing Company and the Tongass Trading Company at Ketch- ikan, returned to that place on the steamship Northwestern to begin op- erations for this season.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-08
Viscount Grey Operated
 Upon; Condition Serious

LONDON, March S.-Viscount Grey. of Falladon, former Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, under. went an operation for ulcer. The operation is declared successful. but the condition of the patient is SC. rious.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-08
ROBERTS IN TOWN

H. o. Roberts, for years with the San Juan Fishing & Packing Com pany, and recently manager of the companys Western interests, visited in Juneau while the Victoria was in port. MT. Roberts has branched out for himself in the fishing industry and is on his way south on business.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-08
SULLIVAN ON VICTORIA

Big Mike Sullivan is passen ger on the steamship Victoria. fer the South on a business trip. Sulli van is interested in oil claims in the Yakataga field.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-08
 SAOUP IS BACK

United States District Attorney A. G. Shoup returned to Juneau last night after having attended the Ketchikan term of court and also made a visit south.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-08
VALENTINE HERE

Emery Valentine returned last night on the steamship Northwestern from pleasure trip through Cali fornia. where he spent some time with his son at Los Angeles. Mir. Valentine was accompanied on his trip tby George A. Coe.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-08
LEGION AUXILIARY
 WILL ORGANIZE TONIGHT

Women eligible to membership in the American Legion Auxiliary will meet tonight at 7:45 o'clock at the Odd Fellows Hall to organize the local order.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-08
BOB GRIFFIN HERE

Bob Griffin, one of the best known mushers of the interior and who has perhaps brought to the coast by dog teams more gold than any other man, is passenger south on the Vic toria for a visit in the States.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-08
HARDY RETURNS

U. $. Deputy Marshal N. o. Hardy who has been south for some time returned or the steamer Queen last night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-08
ALIENS LEAVE

MT. and Mrs. D. G. Allen left on the steamship Queen for the South MT. Allen will stop off at Ketchikan for a short time on business.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-08
EAGLE RIVER TRANSFER,

Hilary McKanna, Prop. Phone 257, Bob Turner's auto stand. Hauling of Any Kind" adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-08
HOT SQUABBLE
 ON GOVERNMENT
 OF ALASKA NOW
Senate Farm Bloc Projects Itself in Alaska Admin
 istration Affairs.
(Cont;nred From Page One.)

the Interior and Agriculture as to Jurisdiction over Alaska and other Forest reserves declared that if in the reorganization of the govern mental departments the Forest Serv- ice is transferred from the Agricul- tural to the Interior Department, the policy of Conservation of tim Der" will be continued.
 Falls Statement.
 The Introduction of Sutherland's g bill has served to intensity the in terest in the whole question of jur- isdiction as to the forest reserves in particular and public lands in gen. era.
 Secretary Fall, in discussing the Forest Service matter declared that if the Forest Service should have coptinped the Jurisdiction over for est reserves than the Land Office, Bureau of Mines, Geological Survey and other bureaus of the Interior Department should also be turned over. to the Agricultural Depart ment as the functions of these Bureaus administering public do- maine are. all intimately related to questions Involved in. administration of toreE reserves wherever other ausUtions of timber were involved.
 Cards on Table.
 T am not in disagreement with anybody at all." said Secretary Fall. and Fao not like to be accused of ,aving ulterior motives when myl ards are on the table. I am notl
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-08

Tell your want" troubles to the world through The Empire classi- feds.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-03-08
UNIQUE STYLE IN THESE NEW HATS

UNIQUE STYLE IN THESE NEW HATS
 Vivid colorings make these and fabric Hats their entirely different hapngs the decidedly attractive change in Millinery styles that has been offered many good selection for both dress and sport
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-29

151st Regiment, Under Col.
Way De PREF, to Spend
Week on Workmanship.
Times Stat Correspondent

CAMP KNOX, KY. July 29-The
l51st Infantry, Col. Wray De PREF OF
Shelbyville commanding, will move to
the rifle range at Muldraugh tomor.
row, where 1t will encamp for one
week to receive practical instruction
in the use Of the rifle. The men will
be allowed to shoot all the courses IN
order that they may attempt to quail
fly as marksman, sharpshooter or ex.
pert rIheman.
The 1920. sister regiment in the
18th Infantry Brigade, is scheduled
to arrive here tomorrow. It will be
given a one-week intensive training
course and then sent to the range.
Brig. Gen. William Everson, com
manding the brigade, will remain In
camp at least enc week longer, he
said.
Both artillery regiments viii begin
firing Monday.
Passes to Louisville were issued to
the men today. They must report
back to camp, however, at midnight
tonight.
Religious services will be held to
morrow for the artillerymen in camp
The infantry outfit VIII hold chapel at
the range after camp is made.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-29
GASOLINE PROBE
ONLY SLUMBERINC
Senate Committee Plans TO Re-
sumo Hearing Soon, It Is
Announced.

WASHINGTON, July 29.-That
Senate investigation to find out why
the prices of gasoline was boosted sky
ward so abruptly just as good weather
began is still very much alive, al
though 1t has been extremely quiet
during the last few weeks.
Before the end Of a month open
hearings win begin, according to
Senator McNary. vice chairman Of the
La Toilette subcommittee appointed
to probe the industry.
A drop in the price OF OIL, followed
by a reduction in gasoline prices IN
some cities, has taken place since the
committee undertook it's work. A gen
eral reduction by which the whole
country will benefit should follow,
Senators believe.
The QUESTIONABLE answers give the
Government facts which will serve
as the basis for the most exhaustive
study Of the oil industry ever made.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-07-29
LEAGUE AGAINST
TOBACCO MEETS
President of Kentucky w. c.
T. U. on Program at
Bethany Park.
By FLORENCE RACRLEMAY
Times stat COTTsspOndeat

BETHANY PARK Ind. July 90
The No-Tobacco League goes into con-
milton here Monday, July 81. Mrs.
Wances E. Beauchamp. State presi-
dent Of the Kentucky ". c. 7. T.,
will lecture at Il o'clock Prof. z. E.
Ramsey OF Bloomington. Ind. will
have charge OF the afternoon cam
p,, q agains 1.-THE weed
The Epworth League sessions close
tomorrow. The classes have been large
and Well organized The Life-Service
program viii be held Sunday morn
ing.
The Disciples Of Christ are also
holding their convocation here.
Indianapolis people who have reg
istered here recently are George Con-
ner, Melvin Spencer. Earl Springer
and VeIma Root