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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-01-30

vo paskelbtas vasario 2 d. Bet
jei "a valandoms atidetas, rel.
ska, turetq prasideti vasa1io
3 diena.
Oar kitoje telegramoje is
Romos pazynima, kad kuomet
vasario 2 d. susirinks session
Italijos parlamentas, yra SUI
manymas formaliai ne vien mi
rusi popeziQ Benedikta Pen
kioliktaji pagerbti, bet If po-
pezijos valdzia pripazinti.
Tuomi klausimu visi didziai
interesuojasi.
Galiraas daiktas, kad taip
ivyks. Mes kataikQ parsila
parlamerte turi 10 nariu (at-
stovp). Tie nariai balansuoia
visa parlamento veikima. II
iie stow uz tai, idant mires
popezius butq pagerbtas, kai-
20 svet:mos valstybes Waldo
vas. Tuo labiau, kad jis NJ
sitarnavo ta pagcrbima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-01-30
PROJEkTUOJAMAS NAU-
JAS GELzKELIS LIETUvOJ

WASHINGTON, 1. Is d,
(Tlta). - Susisiekimo Minis
terija yra isdirbusi If inesusi
MinisteriQ Kabinetui naujo
gelezinkelio projekta. Naujas
gelezinkelis jungs Vilniaus-
Kauno-Virbalio kelia su Va
r9nos-Suvalkq keliu. Jis els is
Kazlq Rudos stoties per Ma,
riampole, Kalvarija Xxi sesta'
kavo stoties.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-01-30
NAUJA UzMoKEsNI NUS
TATYS.

Prize namp statymo darbi-
ninkai Chicagoje senai nesu-
tinka su nustatyta jiems teise-
10 Landis uzmokesniu.
Tuo tarpu teisejas pranese,
1kad jis kontraktoriu praso-
mas veikiai nustatys nauja
darbininkans uzmokesni. Ma
tyt, dar daugiau jiems suma-
zins, neziurint nepasitenkini-
mu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-01-30

WASHINGTON, sausio 80.
= Senate darbo reikalq komi-
teto pirmininkas, senatorlus
Kenyon, kurs patsai tyrineJo
kelfamus anglekasiu truksmus
Vakarinej Virginijoj If Ken
lucky, paskelbdamas raporta
paduoda sumanyma istelgtl te
derali teisma tvarkyti ansliQ
pramone. Tam tikslui butQ rel
kalingas istatymas.
Anot senatoriaus, uz truks-
mus vienur ir kitur If uz prl-
vatin6s savasties sunaikinirlus
yr;a kalti ne vien anglakaslal,
bet ir kasyklQ savininkai. II
trumpoj ateity abb pusi lures
padaryti reikalingQ nusileidi-
mp, susitaikinti, dirbti bend
rail- darba ir daugiau saugotis
kruvinp susikirtimp.
Vakarines Virginijos kasyk-
lu savininkai labai karingai
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-01-30
cox PAGALIAU PRABYLA
zinoma, kritikuoja republiko-
nus.

DAYTON, o., sausio %.
Anadien cia ivyko iSlilm6s pa
min6ti Andrew Jacksona.
Tarp kitQ kalb6jo If James
Cox, buves 1920 metals kandi-
datas j Suv. Valstijq preziden-
tus is demokratq partiJos.
Cox pazymejo, kad Xxi $40
lei demokratq partijos politi-
ka neatsimaine. Ia politika
il Siandie stipri, taip kalp j
buvo padeta prizes rinkimus
platformoje.
Toliaus Cox astral kritika-
vo republikonQ partija, kuri
siandie turf savo rankose sa-
lies valdzios styra. Kritikavo
republicans uz jq namine II
uzsieniq politika.
Gi kalbedamas aple pref
:dento susaukta nusiginklavimo
konferencija buvusis kandida-
,tas pareiske:
"Amerika issizadejo garbi-
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WASHINGTON, sausio 80

WASHINGTON, sausio 80.
Is valdiskq sferQ patirta,
kad Suv. Falstijos kol-kas at.
sisako dalyyauti ekonomineje
Genoa konferencijoje.
Cionai kalbama, kad Suv.
Valstijq dalyvayimas toje kon
ferencijoje priguli nuo paeios
Europos pasielgimo.
Suv. Valstiju vyriausybe
pageidauja, kad Europa pir7
miau nusiginkluotu, ty. suma-
zintq Xxi minimumo savo ar
ir tik paskui sauktusi
Americas pagelbos.
Tuomet Amerika aiskiai ma
tytq, kad Europa tilrai rei-
kalinga pagelbos ir todel pa
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-01-30
NORMA PANAIuNTI STREIKUS KASYKLOSE

atsinesa j darbininkus unijas,
sake senatorius. Savininkai
tvirtina, kad jie nekuomet dar
ban neimsia nei vieno darbi-
ninko, kuris prigu1etq prize u
MICS.
Savo keliu, anglekasiai prize
Singai tvirtina. Jie sake, jog
zult-but jie turi Visus Vakari-
mes Virginijos angliu kasyklq
darbininkus suorganizuoti II
nijon.
Mes tos valstyb6s kasykloS
negali atsiskirti nuo abelno-
sios darbininkq orgaHizacijos
ir darbininkai neturi but is
naudojami.
Taigi, kad angliq kasyklo-
Sc panaikinti nesutikimus il
streikus, anot senatoriaus Ke-
nyon, reikia butinai paimti
kasyklas valdzios kontrolen.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-01-30
LENKAI PUoLA.

Valkininku- -Varenos rajone
lenbu kariuomene neteisetai
perejo demarkacijos linija If
nzzem6 neteisetai pora kai1np.
'Musu kariuomene prisilaiky-
dana taisyklip nejo su jais
kautis neutralen zonon; If da-
bar ten tebesedi plesrps len
'kai.
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PINIGU KURSAS.

Svetinru saliQ pinigp verte,
mainant nemaziau 25,OOO dol.
sausio % d. buvo tokia pagal
Merchants Loan s Trust Co.
Anglijos sterl. svarui 4.22I
Prapcijos 100 frankq 7.56,
Italijos 100 lirq ABB
vokietijos 100 markiu 81
Lietuvos 100 auksinQ 81
Lenkq 100 mariQ .Os'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-01-30
NUzUDE BANKos KA-
s1ERIU.

/ PITTSBURGH, Pa, sausio
.28. - Priemiesty Grafton pen
'ki plesilai uzpuoIe First Ma
.tional banka, nuzude kasieriQ
'ir paeme $1,000 dolerip> PM
gals If 10000 dolerip laisves
bondsais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-01-30
ATs1sAKo PR1sIDtTI
PRIZE BoLsEv1KQ.

PRAGA, sausio 80. Ge-
.kosloyakijos an1atninkq unijp
:kongrese dauguma ba1sq at
mesta bolsevikq pakvietimas
prisideti prie Maskvos treeio-
.io internacionalo. y
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-01-30

w OAAUStAASNA
lbeliko, kaip tik kreiptis j An
glija.
sakalbis prizes Kemal pasa.
Kemal pasos personale po-
izicija neuzvydetina. pvi stip-
rios partijos prizes il kovoJa.
ITos partijos stow W sultana.
Pat Kemal pasa kaltina neis-
tikimybe turkq tautai If pa
Giam islamizmui.
Delto Angoroje isteigtas
'slaptas komitetas. To komite-
TO tikslas buvo submit Kemal
'pasa If jjo salininkus If uzda-
Iryti. Tas turejo but ivykinta
'sausio l diena.
! Teciaus sakalbis susektas II
''vyriausi sakalbininkai ares
'tuoti. Prizes sakalbininkus is
'karo fronto buvo patraukta
'Angoron kariuomenes divizlJa.
| Keturip valandu kova.
Sakalbininkai saVo pusen
,'buvo patrauke Angoros garnl-
IONA. Divizija apsiaute gar
nizona If sakalbininkus. Re
turias valandas sele kova.
Garnizonas pagaliau pasidave
Iir sakalbininkai suimti.
Pravedus tvarka Angoroj,
'iKemal pasa tuojaus iskeliavo
|karo frontan, is kur kareiviai
Iskaitlingai dezertuoja.
Visgi Kemal pasos valdzia
ipo to, ivykio zylniai apkarpy-
'
TIA. Valdzia savo rankose lai-
tko is desimties zmonip komi-
itetas. Jam pirmininkauja Ke-
NAL pasa.
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zmoniu svetaineje apie $50.
Teciaus aukota nuoSirdziai.
stambesnes aukos::
Pc $1oo: kun. lkleb. M. Kru-
sas, J. Budreckis, Antanina
Beinoriute $1O5.
Po $50: A. Bledziute, 70
metu mergaite, D. slenis, J.
Pabijonas, P. skirbys, ]. Dim
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LISBONA, sausio 80. = Va
sario pradzioje susirinkus par
lamentui zada atsistatydinti
Portugalijjos prezidentas D.
Almeida.
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METAIzNOL. VII.
! Kulturos Vajus I
BRIDGEPORT $1,000.

sa, Ant. Grisas, P. Gostautas
$3.50, T. Alehunas $52.50;
Magd. Duobiute $52.5o.
Smulkesue apyskaita surin-
ktu chicagoje auku paskelb-
siu veliaus.
sirdingiausia aciu visiems
aukotojams.
KUN. BR. BUMsAs, L. K.
v. Centre Atstovas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-01-30
TURKIJoS SULTANAS
sAUKIASI ANGLIJos.
Jis pabuges turku naSionalistp

Jis pabuges turkq ilafionallstu
Konstantinopolis, sausio 30.
-Mahmud Mukhtar pasa, bu-
yes turkq sultano ambasado-
.rius Yokietijai, iskeliavo Lon
idonan.
10 jis ten iskeliavo, niekas
}nezino. Teciaus zinovams Wis
'gi jo misija nera jokia paslap-
,tis.
Londonan j iSsiunte patsai
tturku sultapas svarbiais reika-
i1ais. Sultanas pramato aiskql
isau payojq nuo turkp naciona=
Ilistu. Tad reikalinga pagel-
iba. Sultanui gall pagelbetl
Efik Anglia.
Pavojus aiskus.
I Turku nacionalistQ va d 0
Mustapho Kemal pasos akti-
vumas daro daug baimes sui
itanui If jo sostui.
Kemal pasa jau pradeda at
jvirai darbuotis prizes sultana,
|kaskartas Wis labiau siaurlnda-
mas 10 autoriteta.
Seniau snltanas tikejosi ko-
kiu nors budu nugaleti ta sa-
Ivo priesa. Sultanui Elephant
Kemal pasa su jo salininkais
buvo pasmerktas miriop neva
luz sukilimus prizes sultana. Pa-
iskui buvo ruosiamos kellos
bausmines ekspedicijos.
TeGiaus kaip tos, tap kl-
| itos priemones, prizes Kemal
inasa atkreipiamos, nedave jo-
kios naudos. Kemal pasos au-
toritetas auga, gi sultano>puo-
Fla.
Nenoromis reikia sauktis
/ EAngliios. Tuo tikslu Londo-
nan nasiustas reprezentantas.
.,,.,... +ondanc;ia
Bet arsiausia uz vlska SUI
4
Itanui If S9 sallnlnkams Oalme, ,s,
lkad siandle Anaton9o9e' Aul
|valdovauja kemal pasa' pia- :.
|deda platintls repuollkohiile
i.tendenci5a.
las relskla' kao lulAQ - :;
olona.,ssq ans;tinti aaisl snltanata o If pa,
;sia Turkija pakeisti respub-
lika. y
| sultano patarejai jam pata-
.I; o,.iorooniu Tiki SlO-
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DIDELI sNFEGo PUsTY-
MAI.

WASHINGTON, sausio 80.
Ana diena per valstiias a
bidvi Carolina, Virginia If
Columbia distrikta prauze di-
dele yesula su sniegu. Daug
nuostolip padaryta. Sniego uz-
pustyti gelezinkeliai.
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LIETUVOJE GAMENS SA'
VUS VAGONUS.

WASHINGTON, L. IS d.
(Elta). = Kauno siaurQjq ge-
lezinkelip dirbtuves jau turf
paruose tam tikra skyriQ ga
minimui naujq vagonQ siaurie-
Stems gelezinkeliams.
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Noreta teislntis.

sultano didysis veziras (pre
mieras) parase laiska Kemal
'pasai. Meginta pateisinti sui
tanas kodel jjis liepes kituomet
miriop. pasmerkti Ke1nal pa
.sa If kitus nacionalistq vadus.
Didysis veziras laiske sake,
jog tas buvo daroma tik del for
mos, kad apsaugoti Konstan-
ttiinopoli nuo yisatinos okupuo-
ties. Sake, tas buvo padaryta
|irodyti Santarvei, kad sulta-
mas nesimpatizuoja su nacio-
'nalistais.
/ Kemal pasos atsakymas to
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laiska pasirode neaiskus. Del
to sultanui daugiau nieko ne
beliko, kaip tik kreiptis j An
glija.
sakalbis prizes Kemal pasa.
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NOTICE.

All members of the Public Build
ing and Loan Association will please
call at my place of business and re-
ceive their bonus of $2.65 per share.
D. S. HUGHES,
Secretary and Treasurer.
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ZEE ||IGSJ ~<SE
CLSCI1P nm ZE <G>S]~
AEJC E>D<2/I>G ~ NM
~ III RaCfGIaCL/I>2

vantage OF by a commission Of scien-
lists who are watching and studying
the growth and eventual retreat.
which according to their estimation Is
likely to occur shortly. Woods, barns.
pastures and fields, whatsoever may
obstruct the downward course OF these
gigantic masses Of ice are relentlessy
overwhelmed and buried.
These alternate advances and re-
treats Of glaciers are known all over
the world, wherever people dwell in
high mountain valleys. During cold
and rainy eras the glaciers grow:
during warm, dry eras they recede.
In the alps the population so we'll UNI
derstands the relation between gla-
ciers and the precipitation Of moisture
on the mountains that In the last
quarter Of the past century when
there was a project on foot 10 food
the Sahara Desert, 1t met with strong
opposition in Switzerland, a s the Swiss
are under the impression that a huge
expanse Of water in North Africa
would permanently increase the snow
fall in their country. Whether the ir-
rigation of such an immense tract OF
land in Northern Africa could have
an atmospheric influence on the Swiss
Alps is a question which the glaciers
will in all probability solve some day.
for recent reports have 1t that the
French Government has authorized a
project to irrigate a large part OF the
Sahara with water from the Niger
River
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tons At that time it was discovered
that the nose OF the Allalin glacier,
which descends from the Allalinhorn
into the Saas Valley, east OF the Ter
matt Valley. had actually advanced
more than forty yards within twelve
months.
A tiny blue green lake. known as
the Nattmarksee, lies at the foot OF
the glacier and as the wall Of ice
continues to descend the inhabitants
OF the valley fear that the lake will
ultimately be blocked up and that
disaster will follow when the accumu-
lated water finally breaks out. The
problem has become SO grave that en-
gineers are now seriously considering
plans for a natural outlet for this lake
which has an altitude OF 1855 feet
a Is and Is only 3 miles distant from
the lower end Of the valley, register
ing an elevation OF 2,140 feet a Is at
the point where it joins the Rhone
Valley.
Village Threatened
One Of the best known Swiss gla-
ciers, the Grindelwald glacier, in the
Bernese Oherland. has in recent years
been advancing at the alarming rate
Of twelve inches a day and its rela-
lively close proximity TO the village
OF Gr!ndelwald has been taken ad-
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covered by the heat Of the sun. ,ha
,,r.,,or underneath remains undis.
,rl.-d. - tina, tho rock rnl'lv rests
on 4 sor, Of PEDESTAL EHt when an
ohiec, OF smaller proportions falls
upon the ice. II becomes heated much
more Quickly han ne ice. j. then
oelts the ice upOn Which j. rests and
gradually makes a hole Of some depth.
,... ,po, rI,,,."
''"' ''""'
In N" course ~ ages 'h'Se stones
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nre,,Iv estimated the AVERAGE thick
,.ss ~ g,srier ~ ha between so and
,oO foot
According ~ scientific research an
ox,r,ordirarv evanston nj these rla-
c,ors landing ,hen, down through the
,a11avs across The ,,l,os into the omen
,,,o;,s ,,,.e., rI,rn I'm, once IN many
.ho,s1r4s ~ vsars Tins the las,
cvnanstor ~ his kind. for which act
r,I eAoIoeical proofs are sriu found in
o,,r,. ror,s do,ss hack 70 some 10000
,,aa.s 900
-..
The constant heavy pressure on the
glacial ice frequently causes SN!'S ~
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WE proportion 20 ltS size which en-
81 braces but a total area OF 1875
W square miles Switzerland is indeed
wonderfully rich in all the forms Of
mountainous and aquatic landscape
beauties that an inland country can
boast and one OF the most sublime
features OF these scenic attractions are
unquescionably the glaciers. those
huge streams Of ice, which sweep so
majescically from the uppermost
mountain regions down into the val
leys.
Latest statistics show that the 1877
main glaciers OF Switzerland cover a
total area OF approximately ISL square
miles: OF these 214 glaciers with an
area OF 2T2 square miles belong 70
the BerneSe Alps; 400 with an area
OF $40 square miles are situated in
the EalaiSan Alps: 10T with an area
OF Al square miles are in the Alps OF
Glarus and $50 with an area OF l55
square miles are found in the Grtsons
Alps.
The most extensive mer de glace
(sea Of ice) is situated IN the jung
aC-Finsreraarhorn group and the
greatest single glacier in the country
and in the whole OF Europe IS the
Aletsch glacier which in a total length
OF Is miles descends from the base
OF the Jungtraufirn down 10 the Eggis-
horn and Bela!p from either OF which
points the Rhone valley IS convent
entity reached.
Frozen Snow
While a glacier is invariably nks0ed
70 a frozen stream, II IS BY no rHa rs
formed OF frozen water, but Of frozen
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Mae Busch And Richard Dix Go
Abroad
WASHINGTON IRVING STORY ON
SCREEN

The Legend OF Sleepy Hollow"
probably the most widely read story
IN American literature. will shortly
be seen on the silver sheet.
VIII Rogers. who fits the part as
though he had been Irving's inspira-
ton, plays the role OF the unique
"Ichabod Crane" the lanky Yankee
srhoolmaster. Lois Meredith plays the
charming Katrina Van Tassel." belle
~ sleepy Hollow, whose wiles stir up
hopeless ambitions in the narrow
breast OF IChabod.
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y adistinctton ~ playing leads dur
ing the first year. Edna Murphy
proved herself TIA, ore. for within A
very short time after hAr first screen
appearance she was cast As George
walshs leading woman. She then
appeared as the feminine lead In a
serial She was IN the cast OF Over
the Hill" and she and Johnnie Walk
er-who made hi- as the black sheep
In the latter productton-thena appeared
as co-stars Their frst appearance
was In Live Wires" then followed
The Jolt" and Extra, Extra
"Our Leading Citizen"
This Is the story OF young lawyer
Thomas Meighan) in a small town,
who IA devoted 10 fishing and who.
a. he outbreak OF the World War.
.rlfs-s and returns a hero. IN France
he meets again a girl Lois Wilson,
ne has admired back home. She re-
turns erst and paves the way FOR his
raran.jon but his modAsty prompts
him ~ hide his light under huSh"l
r-.rolI,. ne IS cauGh' and properly r"
cn,yod" hv the popuiace He IS
g-oo,oed Cor Congress. but refuses 10
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The Magnificent Glaciers of Switzerland Are Among
the Wonders of the World Immense Reservoirs
Feeding Vast Rivers Some Advancing
AT An Alarming Rate.
An Alarming Rate.
BY MARIE WIDMER

snow. The Snow c-own'nG The noun
tain tops IS not OF the variety we are
accustomed TO see IN tho lower regions.
but can rather be described as
fine. drv powder. which Is formed INTO
granular mass by the action Of the
sun shining on Il IN the middle or the
day, for what is thus partially melted
quickly freezes again each evening N
glohular forms. Consequently cla-
cier is not slippery ike ordinary ice.
This process goes on year after Year
and has gone since times lmmenor'Ji
which accounts for the enormous So"
OF many OF these streams. The upper
parts being less melted, present far
the most granular surface: and the
lower. getting more thoroughly dis
solved At times. Is the most CONSOLE
dated ice For this very reason the
Swiss themselves designate the upper
portion OF a glacier as the "Neve' or
Firm" and the lower part only is
called glacier" derived from the
French "glace"-ice.
Thickness Varies
Many eminent scientists have a.
tempted 20 measure the thickness Of
these formidable frozen streams. but
inasmuch as the ice fills UP all The
deep as we'll as tho shallow places in
!ts course down the mountains. II is
not surprising that there has been
marked difference in their respective
ard!ngs. De SausSure. the eminent
Swiss naturalist. calculated the thick
ness az 500 feet: Agassiz. later eX-
plorer. found some holes registering
a depth OF $50 feet. others discovered
depth Of ONLY $50 feet and ConSe-
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.SICH IE2>
o|l22<< ~

girl. and for a time, 1t seems as II the
older brother will win. But after prov
ing that the younger son has sacrificed
himself in order 10 aid his brother in
an emergency the young girl prom
isos TO become his bride, with the
happy consent Of the simple parents.
who are anxious TO make amends for
their injustice 70 their worthy and de-
voted son.
Erich Won Stroheim
Erich Won Stroheim earned his first
motion picture position by his intimate
knowledge OF European nobility and
every type of foreign military decora-
ton. He had various minor roles
until Hearts OF the World and
Heart Of Humanity. In these he
PLAYED the part OF a brutal Hun officer
so realistically as to almost cause his
undoing For time he could not get
another lob because OF the prevailing
prejudice against the Hun. His first
big success was in Blind Husbands"
then followed The Devils Passkey'
and Foolish Wives. He Is now
working on Merry Go Round.
Mae Busch And Richard Dix Go
Abroad
The picture above shows Mae Busch
and Richard Dix on board the steam
ship Hcmeric which took them 10
England. where they are playing the
leads in the great film version OF The
Christian. Maybe Dix is frowniog
because he has just learned he mrsn
lose ten pounds on the voyage-no
p,easan, task with sea-air appetite.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-29
second tiIdlr'

THIS g tho story Of the Young son
or New ENGLAND blacksmith, who
h"'ps n pay for his hro;h"r's colles"
cducaton The older boy Is tn" fay
ori,c son for whom the parents. daz-
lied h his fno manners and lordly
airs hay" made great sacrifices. In
, earfes Of exciting situations. the
vn'i0rcr brother lGl"n Huntcr) proves
% ho ~" iru" hero. who's" simple
honesty and natural Cl"yorr"ss hav"
been olorshaJow"d by his brothers
nr,ten'ious and superficial brilltancy.
Toth boys are in love with the same
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-29

hind her IN the South African hat. Is
Allan pwan, tn" real director OF this
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-03-17
WAR DEPT CAN
THROW N0LIGHT
ON j. NOR E.
Supposed To Have Been a Mem
Der of Co. d. In Some Regi-
ment In Regular Army in '73
WAS KILLED BY INDIANS?

Keepers of the "Old Records sec.
tion Of the War Department Archives
have been unable to throw light upon
the identity CT the writer of a note
found in a crevice, of the hooks high
upon the Medicine Pole, Hills in the
highlands OF the Little Missouri river
in the southwest corner of North
Dakota The note, which was found in
the bottom Of an old briar pipe was
signed ]. More and told of the writer
having been lost from Company D, OF
having been wounded by the Indians,
of having left his valuabl-s under a
certain rock and Of the certainty that
death would overtake the >penman.
The note was dated June II, 1873.
The Associated Press in North Da.
kota sens, the information in the note
to the War Department. asking if it
were possible, from their records to
identity the writer The War Depart
ment sent the request to the archives
for investigation in the "Old Records
Department.. The result of the
search is given ina the following
answer: s5sS
such a search OF the sEecOruS OF this
office as it is practicable to make
from the data has 7resulted in failure
to Identify a record relating to a
soldier named J. More or Moore, who
was member Of Company D or any
regiment of the Regular Army in 1873
and died or was killed or was reported
missing at or near the southwest
corner of the present state of North
Dakota, on or about June17
"On May Z, 1873, the 18th Infantry,
Company B. and C. Of the 9Th Infantry
and some Indian scouts participated
in a skirmish with indians at or near
Fort A. Lincoln Dakota (near the
present Bismarck, N. d. and from the
Is to the 18th Of June, 1S73J the 18th
Infantry and Companies B. and c., 9Th.
Infantry, were engaged with Indians
at that place. Fort A. Lincoln was
about 200 miles from the place, of the
finding Uf the note. The 9Th Infantry,
including Company D, or. June 20, 1873
left Fort Rice, Dakota, which is now
the town Of Fort Rice, North Dakota,
on the Missouri River in Morton coun-
ty, on the socalled Yellowstone, Ex-
pedition into the Yellowstone country,
and, together with troops that left for
Fort Lincoln at the same time estab-l
Hshed a supply depot near Glen
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-03-17
JUNIORS SCORE
IN PRESENTING
% GLASS PLAY
Wrong Mr.. Wright" Given BY
Good Cast at City Auditor.
ium Last Night
MANY LAUGHS IN PLAY

The annual junior class play given
by the junior class OF the Bismarck
high school was staged at the audi,
torium last evening. The class put
on "The Wrong Mr.. Wright" an orig.
inal three act comedy by George
BrOadhurst.
The action of the first two acts of,
the play takes place in the hotel par.
lor, the third act in park near the
driTl grounds. The play portrays the
trials of Seymour Sites, whose cashier
has robbed him through forgery, and
Bailey, the cashier, both assumed the
name Of Wright. Sites comes to Old
Point Comfort upon word that Bailey
is to be there. Here he meets his
niece and nephew, Julia and Fred
Bonds.
Julia, in order to find a man who is