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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-07
Ripping Rhymes
BEDTIME STORY
Ry Walt Mason

ooh, granddad, ere we hit the hay,
tell us a tale" said little Jay. And
Peterkin and Abigail insisted that
tell q tale. To-day" I said, you had
a trip in nv new car, and saw it zip
at giddy speed along the lea, until a
speed cop climbed on ne. But you're
so used to wonderous things, you cal
loused modern kids, by jings, the
finest car that ever was can't move
you to a mild applause. When / was
young, aged six or five, my granddad
took me for a drive; he doubtless
hoped | might indorse the animal he
called a horse: it was a tall, ungalnly
beast. and had four shambling legs,
at least; it had no place for oil and
gas. but burned up oats and hay and
grass; and when all sweated up and
warm, it drew the flies, in mighty
swarms, and it grew rather peeyed
thereat, and kicked hole through
granddad's hat. 1t put in all its pep
and power, and took US seven miles
an hour" It's seventy no doubt you
mean" said Peterkin; you're off your
I bean" Twas seven miles an hour,
| by gum; we thought that we were go
ing some; and granddad, he looked
down at me, and l looked up to him
1 in glee! Now, this is speed! | heard
him call" ''Your story is no good
at all" said Peterkin and little Jay;
1--WE don't believe a word you say; a
man might drive a horse, indeel, but
who would say a word of speed when
hitting up so punk a gait? Well &C
/ to bed; it's getting late"
Germany wants to suppress the sale OF
! liquor.
| Did YOU not see the snow and feel
the icy blasts this morning? No? Then
you were not on top of Mt Everest.
Some race horses are not properly
broke, but a good many of their fol
lowers are.
If Soul Mate Garland ever does get
rid OF that famous million dollars the
public will enjoy well-eaned rest.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-07

man mas Known lOI SUNNI I'M
The United States army is looking
fo,. / roo new second lieutenants. This
is particularly hard branch of the
service TO fill, as young men must be
found who know more than the gen.
erals.
The production of gasoline in May
broke all records. This was necessary
because so many men clean their own
palm Beach suits at that season OF the
year.
Headline: mccormick and Gamma
walska Dine Together As Mr.. Dana
ysed to say: This is important-if
true"
chin whiskers are coming back in
s+v1e which is a godsend to men who
haven't any chins.
GERMANY may adopt Volstead act.
This does not necessarily mean that
& 4
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-07

The beer made from rice by the
Japanese is called saki.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-07

Some race horses are not properly
broke, but a good many of their fol-
lowers are.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-07

Did you not see the snow and feel
the icy blasts this morning? No? Then
YOU were not on top of Mt Everest
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-07
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-07

If Soul Mate Garland ever does get
rid of that famous million dollars the
public viii enjoy well-eaned rest.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-08-07

Germany wants to suppress the sale Of
liquor.
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-25
THE NEW PomFRET HALL
Old Structure on Pomfret Street 10
 Be Entirely Remodsled

Plans on which a special committee of the vestry of Christ Church, Pom fret. have been working for some time. will soon result .n the complete remodeling Of the old structure next Co the church. known as Pomfret Hall. The hall. which was formerly the property Of the old Pomfret Club, came into the possession Of the church last year. It will be given new coat of paint. in dark brown with white trimming. similar 10 the home of the Rectory School. which is adjacent. The interior is to be redeeorated m a color scheme of yellow and Colonial white. < new floor is ta he laid which winll provide an excellent space for dancing. and an entirely new lighting and heating system is to be installed.
 l. is planned now Co open the reno vatad hall with private fheatricals lat CT ia the fall It will then be leased for dances and other entertainments, and will furnish Pomfret with meet ing place that t has long needed. The work of renovation k being done under a committee consisting of J Fred Ash. J J. Whitehead, Jr., and hariez Field Swain
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-25

the necessity of having a six cylinder line; that if t was properly priced and of reputable manufacture, it would enable them to get a great deal of that class of business which they were hitherto obliged 10 turn away.
 After much investigation and con sideration We chose the Nash line" he said. because We believe that to- day f Is unriealled, both from che standpoint of quality as well as price. Win Nash quality and leadership and cur own responsibility towards buy e9si we assure every purchaser of Nash ear tbat he will receive the ut most that E possible 8at of | motor ear.s
 NJ. Rosotr made it clear that his concern does not intend under any circumstances to sacrifice any efforts devoted towards the sale and service of Chevrolet cars but sill broaden out and enlarge the whole orgauiza- ti#HY fbat both Nash owners as vel as Chevrolet owners Will receive even better service than they have had hitherto
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-25
RALPH JENKINS NEW
 LOCAL SCHOOL HEAD
Successor of Supt. [. (. Witham 10 Take Up His Duties
 Soon
Hss Been In School Work Since Col
 lsee Graduation In 1914

Pulnam's neN superintendent at schools. Ralph C Jenkins. will assume bis duties here af an early date, upon completion of his lab0r with tHe Amerlcan Book Company hr Jeh- 1ins was elected as head of ahe town n== school sysfem on Friday evening at . special meeting ef the school boafd- He sueceeds Ernest C. Witham, who resigned to become associated with the Wilmington. Del, school depart meHt
 Mr. Jenkins is natiRe#af Spring field. VI, where he was born on Dee. g, lsal He attended the pubic schools of that place and graduated from the high school h 1914 he graduated, with fine degree of \ E.. from Dartmouth College. and faaf years later was awarded the degree af Master of Arts in education by Aid= dlebufg College.
 Following his graduation from Da6i mouth. Sir Jenkins became assistant principal at Burr and Burton Sem inary. Manchester. VI. remaining there two years In lali h. heclme principal Of the Black River Academy at udlaW.
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-25
Remain. In House an Hour

Hirst remained about an hour, La- france said. and the party was en route home when tho accident occur red. Eafrance says that he was dfit- ing along at normal road speed when something seemed to go wrong with the steering gear aud he could not control che ear. which sweryed sharply 10 the right and smashed al- most head-on nto the tree. which is about foot n diameter through the trunk Iafranee said that he has been having trouble with loose rod ID the steering apparatus for some time, and only recently had taken the ear to a service station ta have the trouble re paired
 The impact If .the ear against che tree awakened persons living in near by heme- and WIS hcHd at the stale police barracks. from which officers quickly came ta thc wreck. l. was al once evident tnat lllst could not live His head evidently had come into very fortefal contact Vth tue tler, which was hafsyj iH a surprising manner and ms skull fractured tu seyrt pine es fHe gar. new five months ago. " as practically wrecked
 Hitst. resident of Central N,llaee, for number ef ygtfs, Iraee his wife
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-25
WANT CITY TO HELP
Chamber of Commerce Urges Al Ter.
 men 10 Help Pay For Signt

The city council was asked at the special meeting Monday evening 70 cooperate with the town and the Put. nam Chamber of Commerce in having made and placed in position, about 90 direction signs. The whole cost would be Sf00. and t was suggested that the city and the town each supply s5o to icfray tho cost The matter WAS turned over to the highway committee by Mayor Macdonald. aith instuc- tions to report back, with recommen- iatioHs. at the regular council meet ing next month
 C Harold Gilpatrie brought the matter before tbe council. stating that he was acting on behalf of the Chamber of Commerce. which had eiv- eu tHe matter of directing frns close stud g8Bd had reached definite con elusiaHz The Chamber he said, had appropriated s75 for the purpose of erecting Welcome 10 Putnam" signs on all main highways entering the city.
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-25
Takes Position at Terryville

Following two Year- 10 fhI5 position he was called to Terryille, this tate. tatiHe ap thp position of supervising principal and superintendent of schools in l917 Three years later he resigned Co become associated with the American Book Company, which position he resigns to come to Put nam.
 Mr. Jenkins i- a member of the Sig. ma Nu Fraternity, Che Congregational church. the Highland Golf Club. and St. Johns Lodge. A. F. & A. Nj. He is a frequent contributor 10 eduea- tional magazines and is former member of the executive committee of the State Teachers Association.
 Mir. Jenkins is arranging to move with Mrs Jenkins and their three children, Co tenement in Putnam that has been secured for them.
 Mir Witham has arranged 10 re- main in charge of local schools until after they have opened for the year, taking up his new duties about the 18th of September.
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-25
end in Boston.

end in Boston.
 \ son was born to Mr and Mrs La boute. 35 Middle street.
 Sylvia Lapierre is spending q few days with her aunt in Worcester Edward Bourgeois, 3 Arch street. is spending a week in Canada
 Murray Whitworth has returned to his home in Pawtucket after spending two weeks with Mr and Mrs Ben Holden.
 Miss M Keith of Willimantie visit ed Mr. and Mrs. Ward an Tuesday
 Mr and Mrs Frank Lindsey and family and Mr and Mrs. Thomas Cooper have returned after d pleas
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-25
M MANH ASSET VILLAGE NOTES
snap.hots


 Mrs. Jame- NH.e, 43 Middle street, is seriously the Bradley farm, and is being taAen care ef by her daughter Nellie
 Mfs. MinosH t33 South Meadow street. is seriously ill
 Mrs. Pye. 2s acoln street, has fe- turned home ftef spending fve weeks in Cmada
 John Hantoa Frank Tbayer, Ben Holden. James Nhiiwofth motored Co Harseneck Beaeh last Saturday
 Norman Cloathaf 24 Middle street. has had his adea8ids and tonslls fe- moved.
 George Boy s spending the week
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-25
Exhibition of Rugs

Haig $. Iskiyau of Hampton, Conn formerly 800 Madison avenue. New York city, importer and collector of Oriental rugs. fepaircr and rcnoYatar of antique rugs. and consulting eN- pert. will give au exhibition and pft vate sale at the Ben Geosxeuor Inn. Pomfret Center. Conn. Saturday Sept 4th. lg22. b6tNgen ll a m and Q D. -AdV
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-25
NOW AGENTS FOR NASH
Rosoff's Garage Adds Six Cylinder Line.-Deal In Chevrolet Cars Too

RosofT's Garage of this city, who have been for some time successfully selling Chevrolet motor ears. have added the Nash ear 0 their line. When speaking about the new inc, Mr Ros- of said that while they have been en- joying large amount of business in the Chevrolet line they, however, felt
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-25

and tWo children, the youngest only a few weeks old Lafrance and Tur- ner alsa are married. Lafranee made satisfactory arrangements for his release pending the holding of the inc quest by Coroner Bill.
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-25

TweHty-niHe men were murdered last Year in the half-mile between the Tomhs Prison and police headquarters in New York and only four men have been convicted Tor these crimes.
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-25
GETTING WISE

Ted What profession that young goilrEJ Hfltuttf zu1u- tl tut= low
 Ned AftT looking over fHe situation hc think uf learning tIt.ie New York Sun.
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-25
DIES IN ACCIDENT,
 MACHINE HITS TREE
John Hirst Has Skull Fractured Tn Crash al Danielson Sat
 urday
Jerefnis LAfranee and John Turnes Escape Serious Injury In Fatality

Wtb his skull fractured in two or three places. John Hirst. 2l. married. of Central Village, died almost in stauay Saturday morning when he wa. hurled from the automobile of JeremIe Lafrance 24, also of Central Village. wheu the machine ran into tree at the corner af North Main street and Norm avenue. Dauielson Mir. Lafrance and a third occupant of the ear. John Turner. 222. of Brook lyn. escaped injury
 pr. F r Todd responded to call Hr-t beHg past all aiI, died at the edge of the ideWalk where he had fallen when hurled out af fhe car La france WAS tfeated by nf Todd nj the state paHee baHfaek. a short distance above sherp The accident occurred. Hc a8= Hot seriously hurt. but deep= ly shocked by the accident
 Coroner Arthur C Bil and Dr. George T Burroughs. medical exam ucr. sIewed Hirst's body and gave permission for itz removal by Under takef L F. Kennedy They also Ia- tcrgGeaed laffaHee a. ta the cIrcum=
 auee= surrounding the accident La france. ebo is son of County Com missioner and Mrs Jreeie Lafranee of Central Village, told the officials that Rith Hirst. who va one of his close personal friends and with fur= ner. another friend, they left Central Village between $ and 2 o'clock stand ard time Friday evening and had gone to Waoasocket. Lafrance said he had no knowledge af what Hirst's mission was in that city and that while Hifst was Hn house an whatever mission called hIm 10 Woonsoeket, he tLa- france) and Turner had waited at the car for him
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-25

Read the ads in this paper They deserve earnest consideration.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-29
JAPONAI KAUNASI SU
BoLsEv1KAIs s1BER1JoJ.
Bolsevistine Chitos Haldzia
sukauja.

VLADIVOsTOK, kovo 20.
= BolSevistin6s Chitos valid
zios kariuomene pesasi SUI
V1adivostoko valdzios kariuo-
meme Siose apylink6se. Boil
SevikQ kariuomen6 skaitlin-
gesne. Tad j daznai iveiha
savo priesa.
Didziausios kovos SEX a
Primorskoj provincijoj. Te-
mai bolSevikai smarkiai veikia.
Jie nori briautis net skersai
nustatytos japonq neutrales
.zonos.
Kadangi japonai neutrale
zona saugoja, tad bolseVlkal
keliose vietose jau puole pa
eius japonus. Ties Grodeko-
vo japonaf teciaus smarkiai
atsikirtd il 80 bolsevikp pa
klojo.
Dabar bolsevikai truksmau-
ia prizes japonus. Sake, jie
lauza neutralumo sutartl.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-29
VOkIETIJA NEIsTENGS
P|LDYTI RElKAL4AVIMy.

BERLYNAS, kovo 20.
Vokietijos kanclieris Wirth
susirinkusiems cia federuotq
valstiju premierams ir parla-
mento partijQ vadams prane-
Sc, kad vokieciq vyriausyb6
painformuos aliantq atpildy-
dymo komisja, jog j negali
ant Sales gyventojq uzkrauti
go miliardQ markiq daugiau
mokesGiq. Taipat komisijos
nurodymai, kokiu budu pa
tvarkyti Vokietijos finansus,
taipat nepriimtini.
Kancleris pridur6, kad Sian
die vyriausybe gall drasiai
veikti prizes nezmoniskus allan
tp reikalavimus. Mes yyriau-
sybes pozicija remia patsai
Reichstagas, =
W ta vyriausybes nusista-
tylna stow partijos: sociais-
tq didumieGiq, demokratp,
centro ir vokieGiq liaudies.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-29
Radikalai zudo Katalikus Meksikoje

nu6jo prizes laikraScio Ell In
formador buta. Redaktorlm
pagrumojo mirtimi, jei tas
nesiIiausiqs raSyti prizes boil
Sevikus ir, abelnai, prizes So
cialistus.
Is ten nuvyko jie demonst-
ruoti prizes katedra II prizes
katalikiSko laikraScio buta.
Pagaliau uzpuole darblnlnkqll
susirinkima il pakilo kruvlna
kova.
Policija iSsislapste. Pasau-
kta federal6 kariuomene pa
dukusius radikalus apramlno.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-29
zMoN1Q APsv1ETA 1R
sKURDo PRIEzAsTIs.

SIAUDINE, Papiles walls.
Gfazus Eisuomete musq bran
giosios zemaitijos kampelis
pasidare dabar negeistinu da-
bartinei tvarkai. Ligi siolei
vietiniai zmones, ypatingai
,jaunimas, nezinojo, kas tai y
ra apsvieta ir mokslas, memo
kejo jo branginti, lenkti prizes
jo galybe galvas. Nuo 1918
metu ,jau gyvuoja pradine
.mokykla. (Vienint6le placiau-
sioj apygardoj). Mokytojai
tos mokyklos buvo zmones
rimti Xxi siq dienQ. Dirbo jie
issijuose, svlete; lavlno, kick
stenge jq paciq prityrimai If
.praktika; bet labai apgailetl-
mas dalykas viskas zuvo II
zupa. Paliko, ikveptojo mo-
kslo kibirkStel6 jaunQ vaikeliQ
sirdyse. Ar galimas daiktas,
kad jaunuolis ar jaunuo1e pa
mirstp isdestyta vakariniQ su-
augusiems kursQ valandomls
moksla? Bet eidami (sugrl-
ze is kursq) prize savo2 tiesio-
giniQ pareigq, ta jiems isdes-
tyta moksla uzmirsta. Tuo la
biau, kad prize visg menk4 If
sunkip gyvenimo aplinkybiq
ir skurdo, prisimaiso mamie
dirbta degtin6. Vienoje Siau-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-29

MEXICO CITY, kov. 29.-
Gautomis ella ziniomis, PEREZ
ia sekmadieni GuadalaJara,
Jalisco valstijoje, ivyko smar-
XII ir kruvina kova katallkq su
radikalais. Kovoje 5 zmones
zuvO ir keliOlika pavoJlngal
suzeista.
Be iokios provokacijos If
nezinia kodel gaujos radlka-
lu prad6jo uzkabm6ti il uz-
puldin6ti praeivius If praVa-
ziuojancius.
Paskui jQ viena gauja "
puole viena katalikq darbinin-
ku susirinkimq. Ten kilo kru-
vina kova. Radikau buVo
daugiau. Tad katalikai uzsl-
dare vienoje baznycioje.
Radikalai 6m6 Saudyti pei
baznyGGios langus. Paskui ba-
znyGioj atrasta vieno nuzudy-
to zmogaus lavOnas.
Radikalp siutimas praside-
jo po pietQ, kuomet jie em6
demonstruoti gatv6mis neSln
raudona If juoda Veliavom.
Sutiktus praeivius If pra.
vaziuojanGius jie -varu vefte
nusiimti skrybeles prizes u
tas palas.
Paskui jQ skaitlinga gauJa
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-29
vIEsosE vIETosE W.
DRAUsTA MoTERIMs
RUKYTI.

NEW YORK, kovo 20.
Cionai igyvendinamas "blue
law" Aldermanu taryba pra-
vede paredyma, klriuomi
draudziama moterims rukyti
vieSbuGiuose, kabaretuose II
kitose vieSose yietose. Jei po-
licija uztiks ta paredyma per-
zengiant, pirmoje vietoje at
sake tu vietq savininkai.
! Majoras Hylan ta parody
ma pasiraSe ir dabar jis yisoj
metropolijoj vykinamas. Tas
paredymas tokiu autokratiz-
mu atsiduoda, kad viesbueiQ
If kitp vietp savininkai ta
hausima paves risti tets
mans. Mes kitaip reforma-
toriams ella nebus tgalo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-29
5 E|!iR

.din6je, nekalbant apie kitus
kaimus, bravareliq yra kele-
tas. Tuo darbu uzsimineja
daugiausiai sau zmones ir mo-
tereles, noredami is parduo-
tos degtines ,daug pelno SUI
rinkti ir tue paciu metq savo
varginga buvi pagerinti. Kad
jaunimas neturetQ ir nematy-
tq tq degtinbroliu taip artl
nuo gyvenamQju vietq, rodos,
nebegtQ ieskoti bonkutes uz
1912 Hlometrq j artimau-
sio miestelio smukle. Buvo
noreta Siaudin6je isteigti ko-
kio nors jaunimo kuopele Cir
dabar dar tebesistengiama)
bet kur tau, jaunimas apie tai
nenori nei girdeti, kur rasi
daugiau malonumQ, kaip su
apsunkintu pakausiu. skun-
dziasi, guodziasi blogais me-
tais vietiniai ukinihkai, ta pa
II daro samdininkai ir dvarq
kumeciai, skundziasi Dievo
apleidimu ir panasiomis ne
laimemis, 0 betgi geria visi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-29
NESUTINKA SU TARPTAU-
TINIU TEISMU.

KAUNAS, kovo e.
Lietuvos vyriausybe forma-
liaii pasiple VarSavos vyrlau-
sybei, kad Vilniaus klausima
galutinai iSspresti atiduoti
tarptautinlam telsmul, kurl
isteige Tautu Sajunga.
Bet Var$avos valdzla ne
sutiko su tuo sumanymu. il
praneSe Lietuvos vyrlausy-
bel, kad Vilniaus klausime j
daugiau nenori isileisti i dis
kusijjas. Mes tas kIauslmas
jau iSsprestas. lal athko
Vilniaus selmas.
VarSavos ValdZioS Supfau-
mu, nors Vilnius nepryung-
tas prie Lenkiijjos, bet jis ne
gall priguleti Lietuvai.
Kokiais dideliais ignoran-
tais statosi lenkai tokiuose
svarbiuose reikaluose. Ii
kaip tai daug jjie tuoml sa-
We apgaudlneia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-29
SU LENKAIS NEGALIMA
KA BENDRA VEIKTl.
WASHINGTON, kovo 20.

WASHINGTON, kovo 20.
- Lietuvos atstovas Wash
iingtone gavo ziniu IS Kauno,
kad Lietuvos vyriausybe at
sisake dalyvauti Rygos kon-
ferencijoje, kun ten vakar
prasidejo su hkslu aptartl
bendra nusistatyma Genoa
konferencDai.
Is Kauno cia Lietuvos at
stovui Stai kas praneSta:
"Pasiremiant Rusijos inl-
ciatyva, Latvijja be kitty Pa
baltijjos valstybiu II LenkDos
pakviete ir Lietuva daIyvau-
ii Rygos konferencijoje koVo
28 d.
"Kadangi Lenkijja sutiko
toje konferencvoje dalyvau-
ii, Lietuva atsisake ndo daily
vavimo. Lietuva atkrelpla
donna fakta, kad LenkDa
visas laikas ignoruoja II ne
pildo su Lietuva kltuomet
padarytos sutartleS.
'Pastaromis dienomis ia
patti Lenkija nesutiko su LIE
tuvos sumanymu, kad Vii
niaus kIausima iSsprestl pa
vesti tarptautiniam Hague
tribunalui.
BE to, Siandie Lenkija
neutralejje juostoje, Lletuvos
laikinais pasieniais, organl~
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-29
VarSava Nesutinka Su LietUyOs
PrOjektu
SAKO, VILNIAUS kLAUSIMAS ESks ISSPRESTAS

zuoja ginkluotas gaujas, ku-
rios uzpuldinejja If terorlzuo-
ia ramiuosius lietuvius gyve-
ntojus.
Is to aiSku, Lietuvos wy
riiausybe atranda, kad su SUI
kcciais ir terorlstals lenkals
tureti ka-nors bendra butp
nusizzengimas savo garbel II
visam kulturingam pasaullul.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-29
sUDAUzE LANGU sT1K-
LUIS.

Nezinomi piktadariai va
zziuodami automobilip svieda
keleta plytu i dideli Tango
stikla Victoria restorano, 16S
West Washington st.
Tame. paciame lange bran
gus stiklas sudauzytas pirm
keletos savaiciQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-29
"sLAPIEJ1" PRADEDAs
KovA.

WASHINGTON, kov. 29.
"slapieji" pradeda smarkia
kampanija keliose valstijose
prizes siandieninias prohibici7
jos forma. Norma isrinkti
kongresan atstovus tokius, ku
rie nepasiduotq fanatikq re-
formatorip itakai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-29
NoRI sTREIKUoTI PRY-
tERIAI.

!, CINCINNATI, o., kovo 30.
Viename eia ivairiu protes-
tantu sektu pryceriu susirin-
kline pakeltas' sumanymas
pryeeriams nors karta sustrei
kuoti. Tai butq protestas
prizes legalinius kongregaciju
reikalayimus nuo pryeerip.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-29
BELFASTE ~SIAUGIA TIE
RORAS.

BELFASTE, Airija, kovo
30. = Cia nepaliauja siautes
teroras. Anglikonai puola ka-
talikus. Katalikai ginasi.
Daug zmoniq nuzudoma.
Kalbama, kad, matyt, bus
paskelbta cia karo padetis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-29
PINIGV KURSAS.

svetimp saliu pinigp verte,
mainant nemaziau $4,000 dol.
kovo % d., buvo tolda pagal
Merchants Loan & Trust Co.
Anglijos sterl. svaruil 4.38
Prancijos 100 frankly 9.O2
Italijos 100 lirq 5.13
Vokietijos LOO markiq 81
Lietuvos 100 auksiniq 81
Lenkq 100 markiQ .O2
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-29

MARIAMPOLEs ap. Emo
n6s apskrity graudziai nusis-
kundzia, kad misku uredai
pardaye visa miska didelemis
partijomis ir zmones negauna
visiskai misko .pasitaisyti tro-
boms, kurios jau visiskai
griuva.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-29
sTREIKUoJA TEIsEJAI.

MEXICO CITY, kovo %
Gia sustreikavo 80 policijiniq
teisajp, mes miesto valdyba
neturi. is ko juos apmoketi.