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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-27
METAI.YoL VII
VONETLJA PRALOsE KARA. TURF A1LYGNTI.

niijos. Pasilikusi iVokietija
laisva ir nevarzoma gales dau
CLAUS buvusiems prieSams mo
I lt6ti kontribucijos. Kitaipgi is
nieko tik niekas galima gau-
ii.
Kas link vidujiniu reikahl,
tai Cuno stow uz 8 darbo va
landas dienoje darbininkams.
Bet neziurint to, vokieciams
reikalingas pasisventimas. Del
to butQ naudinga ilgesnes va
landas dirbti.
Prizadejo kelti kovq profile
rininkams. zadajo padidinti
namQ statyma. Pagaliaus pat
varkyti ir kilancias kainas.
Kanclieri Reichstage pers-
tate prezidentas Ebertas.
Kanclieriui kalbaht rumuose
buvo daugyba svetimq saliQ
diplomatu ir publikos.
Socialistai atstovai, kaip
paprastai, kritikuoja Cuno
kalba.
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IR FRANCUZAI GERINA
LEKTUVUS.

PARYzIUS, lapkr. 2G. -
Vietos aeroplanQ lauke per
dvi dieni buvo daromi ismn-
ginimai valdyti skrajojancius
ore f6ktuvus be lakumQ. M6gi-
nimai pavyko. Aeroplanas bu-
vo valdomas ekspertQ Hertzo
,elektros vilnimis. ...,,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-27
BAVARIJOS VYSKUPAT
AoIE KATALIKU
SpAUDA.

MUNICHAS, lapkr. 70.
Bavarijos Arkivyskupal II
Vyyl;upai andai Frcisinge tu-
raio suvaziavimQ. Nutarta
visomiS priemontmis remtl
kataliki2k2 SpaudQ. Tam
tikSlui paSkelbtas ganytojlnlS
raStas ] tikinGiuoSiuS, Ant,
rail- Advcnto $ekmadlenl Spau
dos rcikalais visoSe BavarDoS
baZnyGioSe hus kolekta.
Katalil1Q SpaudOs Sqjunga
Bavarijoje EyskupQ raSt2
l,uoplaGiausiai paskleide,
Surinktais pinigais bus Sci
piami populariai katallkI!
knygynai, taipat laikraSclal.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-27

BERLYNAS, lapkr 26.
Naujas Nokietijos kanclierius
Wilhelm Cuno kalEejo parla7;
mcnte. Isdest6 jis savo val
dzios programa. a
Trumpai imant, jo kalba
buvo tokia: r -.
Vollietija neuzsigina, kad j
pralaimdjo. kara. Delto turf
atlyginti. TcGiaus tasai atty
ginimas turi sutikti su Vokie-
tijos galimybe. Nieko negali-
mo nereikalauja liekas nonGti
is VoEietijos. Ncs negaus.
Vokictijos atsigaivinimui rel
kalingas nors trijQ metQ mo-
ratoriumas. Po karo Vokie-
tia nctcko savo kolioniju ir
kai-kuriu provincijQ. Be to,
Rhinelando plotus okupuoja
buve prieSai. Tas oku-
pavimas Vokietijai brangiai
atSic1na. Tcgul is Vokietijos
plotQ pasitraukia svetimos ar
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-27

LAUSANNE, lapkr. 2G. -
Twkai pagaliaus ina triu$kin
ii uzSimczguSi BalkanQ vals-
tybiu hIok4 taikoS konrerenci-
.iojr. Konferencijai grumoja
SuirimaS, kuomet bulgarV de-
legatai praddjo gricztai prize
SintiS pripazlnti GralkJoS pa
SiQlvmQ Dedeag gatchQ padary-
ii laiSvu u0>tu. kuri kOntrO-
liuotu niaiSyta komiSija. Bul-
garai nori i$imtinai savo kOn
troIti laikyti viSq Sclezinkcll,
rinanti per GraikijoS .TrakijQ
ir pati Dedeagatch uostQ.
Privatiniuo&c paSikalIfjl-
uuosc turku Su buIgarais tur-
kai pazadGio bulgaramS duoh
karidoriV i AigcioS jurQ, Jcl
bulgaria gclb&s Turkijal at
gauti 1913 mctU SicnQ Euro
pojr.
Po tQ paSikalbG1jlmQ tad
bulgaria tvirtina, jog >uhko-
mitcto Sprendimas apic lalSVQ
uoStQ ncturi nci Zjupsnio ta-
bokoS vcrtGs.
Bulyarijos Delegates Stam-
boulisky prane:N, Jog Bulga-
rim .ioEiu budu ncpasiduoS
Graikijos, RumumiioS il Jugo
SlaviioS nOramS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-27
JAPONAI SUTINKA AP-
LEISTI SHANTUNGA.
Bet uz T. zygi daug reika-
lauia.

PEKINAS, lapkr. rs.
Japoniia paSkelba, kad atei-
nanGio gruodzio pirmomis
dicnomiS apIeiSianti Shantun-
90 puSiausali. Tuo kIausimu
vcdan;oS su Kinijos vyriausy-
be dcrybos, kurios kokiam lai-
kui portrauktos, mes japonai
perdaug reikalauja. State jie
Kinijai dideles salygas uz pu-
siausalio grqzinima.
* vicnOs pus6s japOnai BIZ
jO svetimQ SaliQ kritikos If to-
del darbuOjasi nOrs-kartQ ap-
Ieisti tq kinijos teritorlJQ, bet
IS kitos pus6s taipat darbuo-
jasi pavergti Kinijq sunkio.
mis- salygomis.
u gelezinkelio grazinima
:japonai nori 81 milionQ ye,
nu. Kinai jiems sutinka duo,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-27

kiuose. 10 dirbiniai parduo=
dami Gia pat ir gabenami i
uzsieni. Dirbiniai gall kon-
kuruoti su uzsieniu. Uzsie-
mis- fabrikui atsiuncia daug
uzsakymq.
Dabar "Drobe" turf tick
WsakymQ bel reikalavimq,
jog neistengia visQ nE patells
KNIT. Turedama perpanai
darbo, bendrove laikrassnose
nesistengia skelbtis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-27

tbs, .jei laiku nebus teikiama
reikiama pagelba. -.
DR.. Nansen aukstina Ameri
kos kilnuosius darbus nuken-
tejusiQ SeFpime. Gi .Amerika
Selpia ne vien Rusijos gwen
tojus. II artimuose Rytuo-
Sc daug darbuojasi.
Graikai delegatai Lausan,
nos konferencijoje pazy1ni.
jog Amerika uz nukentejusiQ
Selpimq uzsipelno anizina de
kinguma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-27
PROHIBICIJOs KLAUsIMU

NEW YORK, lapkr. 26. -
Nalbama, kad kaip tik nauJaS
New Yorko valstybes guber-
uatorius Smith uzims oflsq,
pirmiausia pasidarbuos vals-
tyTije pravesti referendum2
prohibicijos Hausimu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-27
ATSISTATYDINO GRAZ
KIJOS KABINETAS.

ATENAT, lapkr. 26. : III,
10 betvark6, kuomct ana die,
nq atsistatydino ministeriV
lSabinetas. Valdzios vaira lai-
kinai paim6 militariniai va
dai. PolitinG pad9tis labai SUI
Eonplikuota.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-27
LET U V 0 JE.
AMERIKIECIU PRAMONE
LIETUVOJE.

KAUNAS. Priemiestyje
Sanciuose yra akcin6s bendro-
YES "DrolAs" fabrikas.
il steigdama b-ve nusipir-
ko is valdzios vokieciQ pasta
tyta siaudtl miltQ dirbtuve
SanGiuose, ir be to, dar aikste
nuo -savininko, ant kurio ze-
mes stow ia dirbtuv6. Ben
drove tQ troh6si perdirbo, J.
taisG vilnu karSimo, verpimo,
dazymo, audimo, Talimo, puk1ll
kalimo bel glcnciavimo fabri-
kQ.
Jane dabar audziama 9
maSinomiS storus IL plonus
audinius. Kasdien iSaudzia-
ma apie 225 metrQ vilnonlo
audimo, kuris cia jau isper-
kama, o dalis apmainoma ant
pristatytQ vilnQ, su primoke-
,jimu uz iSdirbima.
Vcrpia siuom kartu tik z
maSinom, bet neuzilgo prac&s
verpti dar viena masina. Kar.
Sia taipat kelios masinos.
ir is Sales pristaciusiems
KarSia il verpia fabrikas sau,
taipat keicia audinius veI pa
lus. KarSimo bel terpimo
skyrius nesustoja velkes nel
diena, nei nakti. tik so kick
vienu s valandu 'keiGiasi dar-
bininkai.
zmoniu is provincijos fab
rike kasdien apsilanko daug
vieni atveza vilnu sukarsti If
suverpti, kit tuoj keicia
verpalus bel audinius. Bet
laukti Wis tik neilgai tenka;
viskas daroma skubiai.
Dabar fabrike, prie tick
maSinQ, dirba apie $50 darbi-
ninkq. Toliaus fabrikas bu-
sias didinamas ir darbininkll
skaieius padaugesias.
Toj paeioj aikstej dabar
yra statomas poperiui dirbti
fabrikas, kuris pradesias dir
bti ateinaneiais metals.
Be to, 81 bendrove turi jau
veikianccia viena kartono (sto-
ro popierio) fabrika Mazei-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-27
zUVO 2 KOLEGIJOS
GAISRE.

WINNIPEG, MAN., Kama
da, lapkr. 26. - Gaisras su-
naikino Sv. Bonifaco koIegijq.
ScniausiQ is zymiausiQ Kama
dos katalikQ istaigq. Bet bio.
giausia tas, kad , studentu
gaisre zuvo ir apie 20 kitg
SuZeiSta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-27
CUNO GAVO PASITI-
KEJIMA.

BERLYNAS, lapkr. q. -
Rcichstagas didziuma balsQ
reiSlii pasitikajimq naujuoju
ministeriQ kabinctu, koki su
dare Cuno. Tik socialistai' at
stovai priesinosi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-27
63 AUTOISTAI KALEJI-
........ MAN.. "'.-

LOS ANGELES, CAL, lap.
26. = Cia policijos teisme .su
viena diena kal6jiman nubau-
sta 63 automobilistai uz tran
kimasi miesto gatv6mis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-27
PRIZES zUvU P1RKL1Us.

Chicagos miesto tarybos ko
mitetas darbuojasi patrauktl
atsakomyhin zuvq pirklius, ku
rie plesia vartotojus. Pirkliai
ina daugiau net dukart dides
ne kaina nuo zmoniQ, negu jie
moka pirkdami zuvis nuo did
ziuliQ pirkliq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-27
Aukstina Amerika.

Tolaus DR.. Nansen pazymi,
jog pabhgeliu Selpimas yra
didziai svarbus dalykas Sian
die visam civilizuotam pasau-
:liui. Simtams atukstaneiu gy-
vasciu grumoja badas ir mir
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-27
GRYzO UNGARIJOS
PAsIUNTINYs.

NEW YORK, lapkr. q. =
Is Europos gryzo grafas L.
Szechcnyi, Ungarijos pasiun-
tinys S. ValstybGms.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-27
Tautines, nlazu1nos.

Tautines mazumas Turkijo-
ie graikai laiko didziai svar-
blu dalyku. TeGiaus tue klau-
simu negali darbuotis. Trq-
ksta reikalingp speku. Tad
nuo to klausimo rezignuoja If
j palieka Tautu Sajpngai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-27
SUVAzINETA MERGINA.

; 119-oje gatveje, arti Ste
wart ave-, gatvekaris, suvazi-
nejo jaunq merging, Ethel
Baumgardener. Jinai 6jo dar
ban, kuomet nelaime lvyko.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-27
JAU 9. PARINKTI.

MARION, ILL. lapkr. 26.
- Klausyti Herrine darbinin
III skerdyniu bylos jau Q pri-
'ieke teisejai parinkti. \
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-27
zmoniu varg;ai.

"Tautu Sajlmgos vardu at
likti tyrnt6jimai,' sake DR..
Nanscn, "verGia name atkrei-
pti pasaulio dome Simtus
tukstanciu palS4geliu, nepai-
SAINT, nei tautyb6s nei nacio-
nalyb6s. Atrodo, kad musul-
manu- padatis .visgi nera taip
bloga, kaip graikp il tt visq,
kuric IS Turkijos IL Trakijos
suIligo Graikijon.
Graikijon subego daugiau-
sia seneliai ir motinos su val
kais. Daugumq jamp il svei-
ky vyrQ, kurie gal6jo uzlaiky-
ii savo $eimynas IL paGius Sc
uelius, turku palikti Turkijo-
ie militariniams tikslams.
"Daugelis tukstanciQ graf
ky pab6g9liu pacioje Graiki-
ioje neturi ne wien pastosEs,
bet drabuziu ir maisto. Be
to jiems reikalinga medika-
lG pagelba.
Reikainga maisto.
"Is 100000 pabegeliu Graf
kijoje apie $4,000 yra arme-
nu. Gil visi kit yra graikpl
tautyI3as. TrQkstant vyru,
Scinlynos neturi priemonlu
prad6ti jokio gyvenimo.
cir tai ne viskas. Taikos
konferencija kuoveikiausia
turi pasidarbuoti karo nelais-
virl sumany1no reiEale. Mes
tie nclaisviai taipat velka di-
delius vargus. -....
:. .".PraneSa, jog like Mazojoj
Azijoj graikai if armenai be-
ga ] jurip pakrascius, tikeda-
miesi is ten kaip nors persl-
kelti Europon. ..,
"Keletas tukstanciQ arme-
M jan pasieke Konstantino-
poll. AStuoniolika tukstanciQ
armenQ naslaiciQ atvyksta
Graikijon.. Tai tik priesaki-
res Giles $4,000 kitu, kuriuos
visus Europa turi maitinti. eli
nanGia ziema." "
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-27
Nesusitajko Bu|garijos |S9jImo
K|auSimu
BULGARIA. SKIRIANAM kARIDORIUI NERE|KA-
LAUJA KONTROLES
sANTARvEs DELEGATA stow w SAvO PROJEKTA

Tai yra todel, kad anglams
noriSi tokia zona isteigti ISL
gai DardmeliQ il aplmk Bos-
loro pcrtaka. Kaip vienur,
taip kitur anglai tikisi igyti
savo militarini dominavima.
Kas link Bulgarijos pasi-
pricSinimo, tai anglai zada at
krcipti bulgarQ dome i pada-
rytq il gyvuojanciq Neuille
sutarti, kuriq Bulgaria. pasi-
raSd pasibaigus karui Europe
ic. Taja sutartmi Bulgaria.
Suvarzyta. ii negali nicko en-
ira gauti. Gil jei santarv6 jal
duoda iSGjimq, il turf tik pa
Sidziaugti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-27
RENO, New, lapkr. 25.

RENO, New, lapkr. 25.
Cia mire so dienu savanoriai
ispasninkavusi Mrs. Pearl
Cochran, 35 metu amziaus-
Gydytojai tvirtina, kad ia kei-
sta nloterislta per so dienQ
nieko nevalgiusi ir negeriusi.
AMSTERDAM. Holandija,
lapkr. 25. Bedarbiai dar-
bininkai cia sukek dideles
riauses. Keleta riausininku
policija suicide.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-27
Turkai nepatenkinti.

Tmkai, prisikalL&dami, Bul
gari.iai, ardo Balkanu valsty-
blu blokq. Nes Jugoslavija su
Rmiunija be Bulgarijos, tai
iau ne blokas.
Turkai tais. gincais susldo-
milo. kuomet jic d darbuoJas!
atgauti savo senov6s sienas,
Santarvd iSveda karidoriQ.
Drlto. ncapsikcnte turkal
rrikalauja santarvis mtls rel
kalo - daryti turkQ sl grail
kaiS taikQ. Paskui 81 }TurkiJa
rati Susitaikins su savO kali
ln!llalS.
Tas trrku reikalavimas yra
tcisingas. Ir jei jis bus griez-
taS, grumos konferenciJai.
Santarvt nctaiko Graikijos su
Turkija, bet darbuojasi kito-
kiais rcikalais, gi daugiausla
nuOSaVaiS intereSalS.
Oficialiame is taikos kOnfe-
rcncijoS spaudai praneSime vi
sal nicko neminima apie SIT
irutcs.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-11-27
PINIGU KURsAS

Lietuvos 10 litu $1.Mf
-Anglijos sterl. svar. 4.8i
Francijos 100 frankly 6.36
Italijos 100 liru k.56
Vokietijos 100 mark .0l1s
Lenkijos 100 mark. .0O62
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AHEE ..
C-=========I4a attest --CV
SPORT NEWO

the feeling against him and instead or
working to overcome it they shrewdly
played it up so that he became one OF
the best drawing cards in New York,
How much OF an attraction Jackson
was is shown in the figures present
ed by Bagley that in eight bouts in
Madison Square Garden, he and his op.
ponents drew in excess of $4S6,000.
One bout with Dundee brought a
gate of $4,000 from $4,000 specta-
tors at prices of 81 to So. Another
bout with Eddie Fltzsimmons drew
$4,000 and match with Rocky
Kansas brought in SS8,000.
Bagley claims that their break was
not caused by i'll feeling and that they
are still on good terms. Jackson
wanted to make a trip to Australia
and engage in some four-rounders in
California and Bagley, having big
stable. could not afford the time, so he
turned over a five year contract to
Sammy Goldman, manager Of Pete
Herman, former bantamweight cham
pion.
Herman, by the way, is in bad shape
in New York and is on the verge OF
total blindness. Several years ago a
cataract developed on one of his eyes
but he gamely stuck to his business
against the advice of doctors and the
results were so serious that the doc
tors now fear that they will not be
able to save his eyes.
Herman has done well. He has
made lot of money and has invest
ed it wisely, according to his friends,
so that if he is forced to give up box
ing his wife and two little girls VIII
not be in need.
His wife insists that he shall re-
tire from the ring if he does recover
but little Pete has an idea that he can
win the bantam title again and make
a record of having won a Champion
ship three times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-08
SPOET TABLOIDS

With a heavier and more power
ful team and a more versatile at
tack. Rutgers College defeated the
Louisiana state eleven here yester-
dav 25 to 0. Maloney, Rutgers quar-
terback. ran a punt back 50 yards Tor
a touchdown. =, ...
New York:-Fordham UmverSltt!
claimed the football championship
of New York today after defeating
n Y University 1916 Myers, ForG'
ham back, scored eight of his team S
points. .,c, N
New York:-Election of Alfred Il:
Smith as democratic governor OF
New York is expected to remove the
heads of the entire state boxing
commission but the boxing law IS
considered in no danger IS 1t was
passed during the previous regime
of Governor Smith.
New York:-William +. Baker
owner of the PHILADELPHIA nationals,
announced that Irving Wilhelm would
not be retained as mana er but NJ
has not secured a successor He SAID
he had not made an offer to Hr'"
Rezdek. former manager Of the Pitts
burgh Pirates and now athletic di-
rector at Penn State College
New Haven Conn:-Water camp
and a number of former football
stars have reported to Yale 10 help
the ellis get ready for the big games
v,;tb princeton and Harvard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-08
BIG MONEY IN


New York, Nov. S.--Possibilities the
boxing game provide for a willing
worker and a good manager are Well
illustrated in the case Of Willie Jack
son, New York lightweight and until
very recently a prominent contender
for Benny Leonard's title.
Jackson's financial success in the ring
was made public recently by Frank
doc" Bagley, his former manager
when the pair decided to sever a bus
mess relationship that had existed
for eight years.
Back in 1914 Jackson was a sixteen
year old STRIPPING, weighing ninety
eight pounds and working as all ar
rand boy for the large sum of Sc
week.
Like Benny Leonard and many 9TH
er prominent boxers, Jackson had a
keen interest in the boxing game ana
he used to spend most of his spare
time around the gymnasium and the
old Fairmont Athletic Club, which
was then the garden" of New York.
Bagley was then handling number
of boxers and he saw some promise
in the youngster and after some little
training and tutoring he landed Jack
son in a preliminary at the Fairmont,
for which. he received SO. His III
velopment was slow but he was care
fully handled and brought along by
shrewd management until 1917 when
he became a headliner by knocking
out Johnny Dundee in two minutes
and thirty-six seconds of a bout in
Philadelphia.
Dundee had never been knocked out
before and ne never has since that
time. jackson naturally was hailed q,
a prospective champion and bouts fol-
big purses came thick and fast.
In the last three years, Bagley
claims jackson earned $250,OOO, of
which $4,000 was brought in in
thirteen months.
He began slipping last winter and
perhaps ne is passed the stage where
ne can impurove, but he is still a gooh
card and his earning power has by no
means been stopped.
Benny Leonard, Jack BritoOn, Joe
Lynch and other prominent New York
boxers have become wealthy in their
business because of large personal
following of friends that pack the
house every time they work.
jackson, never popular, cashed IN al
most as much because the house was
packed every time he showed with
fans who came in the hope of seeing
him get the worst of 1t.
Both Bagley and Jackson knew OF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-08
Given Honorary
,.,.s Life Membership
]. II. Price. Grand Master of Masons
In Virginia HOnOred BY Andrew
Jackson Lodge of this City.

An honorary life membership in
Andrew Jackson Lodge of Masons
was presented to James H. Price,
Richmond, Va, grand master of Ma
sons in Virginia at the meeting of the
local lodge last night in the Elk's
Home when Mr.. Price paid an official
visit to the lodge. Some time ago the
lodge elected Mr.. Price an honorary
life member. Coleman c. Batcheller,
worshipful master, VINO presided Z.
the exercises, made the presentation.
Attending the meeting was a large
gathering of local members OF the
order together with large deleatpns
from the surrounding county lodges.
During the evening speeches were
made by Charles H. Callahan. deputy
grand master of Masons in Virginia,
J. H. Price, Chester A. Gwinn. AZ
terward refreshments were served by
the women of Martha Washington
Chapter No. AZ, Eastern Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-08
FIND BONES OF OLD WOMAN =
MISSING OVER TWO YEARS

Traverse City, Mich, Nov. 0-Ben-
zie county authorities were today re-
viewing the disappearance more than
two years ago of Mrs. John Mattice,
81 wears old, and preparing for an in
quest tomorrow over the skeleton
ffuuHd=yestefaay- in swamp two
miles from her former home at Hon
or. Plans to hold the inquest today
were altered to allow further investi-
cation Of the case.
The aged woman disappeared from
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-08
A. H. s. vs.. FREDERIcKsBURG

The Alexandria High School foot
ball team win get into action again
tomorrow when it plays the Freder-
icksburg High School at Dreadnaught
Park at 3:15 P. NJ. u
It is reported that the Fredericks-
hurg school has much heavier team
this wear than heretofore. For this
reason. the local boys are not taking
the tilt lightly. The most strenuous
scrimmage of the season was engaged
in Yesterday in preparation for the
pame. A. H. S. will start its strong
est lineup.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-08

her home June l, 1920, and although
posses searched the woods within
radius of five miles, no trace of her
was found. Her husband was ques-
TONED at length at the time, but ul7
timately was released. He died about
d year later.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-08
s. S. S. Is the Great Builder of Red
Blood-Cells and rheumatism
Must Go! just Try LLi

rheumatism? Ne? No, indeed. it's
all gone every bit Of it! It's sunshine
and joy FOR me ROW for the first time in
wears. feel 4 wonderful glory again in
the free motion ! used 10 have when my
days were younger look AZ NV hands
aud think of the twists and sTcI.cSS they
used 70 have. 1 head way over 10 the
floor. | haven't been able 10 do thSt in
many years. | can thlak :. :. =. Tor it
all, 70 nae L was g rising sun Of JOY and
liberty. Brothers and sisters il misery,
do not close your eos aud t4,CS that
health, free motion aad strength are gone
froln YOU fvrcye-, IL Is noe So. y is here
and now for al Of y0u. ). =. ). IS wait
ing 10 help wa There is reason WHY
=. 5. s. viii help YOU. When YOU Increase
the number 81 yJ,;r rod-bIJOd cells. the
ontire S-Stc.u ucdcrc'os a tremendous
c.ause. Everything depends On blood
strength. Blood which is m,lu5 sufficient
red-ceus leads 70 / p, l,ss % troubles.
rheumatism is one OK tAcm. ). ). ;. Is
the great blood-cicTHs-r hlocd-b1ilder,
system strengthened. .'sv'a i'V,Tcrator. Ir
stvps skin erupti"uS. t,'. rlntb!cS. black
heads, acne. bills. ocgVL Z. 70 b&iIdS up
rul down. iir-d 90. O., e ..' ''v.''l tr'N,'-
lies c0lnpley ions. ma - t,tsa t:ine~.
START :. $. =. t.,L,~ p 10 VI 1T al dur
stores in two s...; '' isr .Sr S.:I bottle
is the flurc v.'ulu. o., l.
.,HA 90 ~ 100. c,,f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-11-08

MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks
best Of all after Golden Clint Sham
pOO.-adv. ltit|
M eert,
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-02-04

Under the American valuation
plan, as proposed in the Ford
ney Tariff bill, an equalizing
effect upon the of the
United States with all nations with
which we trade would be one of the
first and most desirable results, ac-
cording to William Burgess, member
of the United States Tariff Com
mission.
A similar article sold in Japan at
so cents, in Germany at 90 cents, in
England for 81, under the present
foreign valuation plan means, at a
tariff rate Of so per cent, that Japan
would have to pay rs cents in duty,
Germany 80 cents and England SO
cents. Under the proposed American
valuation, Mr.. Burgess points out
that the importation of this article
would cause each of the exporting
countries to pay exactly the same
amount of duty, regardless of cost
of production.
Thus, he shows, the present dis
elimination in favor of low-cost
countries would be removed. This
also would result in helping our
debtor nations to pay their debts to
us. Our debtor nations are Great
Britain, France and Italy.
How are we going to help these
nations to pay their debts by charg-
ing them a greater amount OF duty
than we charge Germany and JapanH'
Mr.. Burgess asks.
Certain large importing houses and
dealers making greater profits on i'm
ported merchandise than they think
they can make on domestic goods,
are the real opponents of the Ameri-
can valuation plan, the tariff expert
declares.
He W the argument that
American manufacturers could raise
their prices so as to compel importers
to pay a higher amount of duty by
citing the following example:
Assuming a foreign article to be
worth 20 cents and the American
article is selling at 81, it would re-
ouire 300 of the American selling
price to equalize the difference be-
tween the foreign and domestic val
ues. Nov, if the American manu-
~facturer raises his price to $l.25,
500 duty on this value would be
57H cents, the foreign value remain,
ing at 20 cents, the landed cost would
be 20 cents plus 37H cents, which
gives the foreign article the advan-
tage of 1917 cents in this market
The American valuation plan places
an automatic check Oh American
manufacturers doing this very thing