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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-11
DRUNK ASLEEP.
ON CAR WITH
HOocH BUNDLE
Too Intoxicated to Give His Name
ut Station: Sap Also Found
on Person.

Too drunk to give his name any
further than just Louie. a man was
taken OF an Elm street car at Six
teenth street and Second avenue
this morning with a package which
contained two half gallon picnic
bottles of hooch, and a pint bottle
of liquor which he carried on his
hip.
When Oficer Harry Fitzsimmons
walked into the car, Louie was
stretched full length on one Of the
seats. He was too drunk to know
what was going on and was taken
to the station. This afternoon he
was sleeping in the bull pen
dead to the world. He will be
given a hearing before Magistrate
D. ]. Cleland when he sobers up
On charge oe.transporting liquor.
Besides the liquor, which is be-
ing held at the station, a small
sized sap was found on his person.
1t is believed that he was bringing
the liquor to Rock Island from
Moline, T.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-11
NURSE FINDS
PATIENT HUNG |,
FROM WINDOW
Mrs. Emma Templeton, As, Wheat.
land Woman, Desp0ndent Over
iii Health, Ends Life.

Mrs. Emma Templeton, aged As
years, member of a wealthy Wheat
land, Iowa, farmer family, commit
ted suicide shortly before O'Clock
this morning by hanging herself in
a Davenport hospital. Dependency
over i'll health caused her to take
her own life.
She came to the hospital a week
ago to undergo treatment. At $50
O'Clock this morning her nurse went
to breakfast. When she returned
20 minutes later Mrs. Templeton
was dead. The woman had used a
window cord attached to the frame
Of the window to kill herself. Her
body was stretched along the floor
below the window when the nurse
reentered the room.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-11
DOL MASTERS
EET SATURDAY I
IN ROCK ISLAND

oers Of the Quad City
Masters club will meet at 4
Saturday afternoon in the
!siand Y. M. c. A. They will
strained with exhibitions Of
ing. volleyball. basketball
aer athletic activities.
will be served at 6:15
70 the cafeteria. The glee
ana orchestra Of the Rock
nigh school will give . mu-
program. Captain Sober
the U. s. regular army.
g an address ON the after
nlpment Of the U. 8 ord
eopa1tNent
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-11
UTUAL PLANT
HOODED when
| MAIN BURSTS
- Fest OF Water in Cellar Of
Aellne Factory; Auto Show
Parts Are Damaged.

- basement Of the Mutual
y plant. 709 Third avenue, Mo-
y Hooded with water today as
nit Of broken water main.
accident is believed to have oc-
\ late Saturday afternoon.
weak was not discovered until
forming when four feet Of wa
vered the 50x50 foot base
o. the wheel works. This
soon the fire department was
ng the water from the base
damage will run high as a
number Of metal pieces and
parts which were made for
Mioaso Automobile show, were
etely ruined by the inunda-
Three hours were spent this
non in pumping the water
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-11

Private Arthur G. McDougall,
who has been stationed with the
marines in the West Indies two
years will spend his first furlough
since entering the service at his
home here. He will arrive tomor-
row for Z month s visit With his rar-
ents. Mr. and Mrs Alexander Nc
DouEail. "a Twelfth street. He will
90 70 the Panama canal It the con-
clusion Of his leave.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-11
PARDON RECEIVERS
FROM OPERATIONS;
HONEON BIRTHDAY

J. NJ. Pardon, 1520 Eighteenth
avenue, who has been in the Pres
byterian hospital, Chicago. for eight
weeks. following a serious opera
ton, has returned home completely
recovered. and e6joying his former
splendid good health. Mr.. Pardon
will observe his 80th birthday In
January. H. ]. Pardon went to
Chicago Saturday. bringing his
father home with him.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-11

Even a sick child loves the
"fruity" taste OF California Fig
Syrup" II the little tongue is
coated, or if your child is listless
cross, feverish. full Of cold, or has
collie, give a teaspoonful to cleanse
the liver and bowels. In few hours
You can see for yourself how thor
oughly It works all the constipa-
ton poison, sour bile and waste
out Of the bowels. and you have !"
well. playful child again.
Millions of mothers keep Cali
fornia Fig Syrup" handy. They
know a teaspocnful today saves
sick child tomorrow. Ask your
druggist for genuine California
Fig Syrup" which has directions for
babies and children of sll ages
printed on bottle. Mother! You
must say California" or you may
get an imitation fig syrup.-(Ad-
yeftisement)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-11

r-s1s.xs- Il.
q. 1Ns ~ = - scared =
- ... -. H .1l1 ~ :. 4. ~ nno1ct-
1 - - = ~ !anoO - H0ex
o. a0Ime eno Milan. VIII Be
nsIu tnls Week ~ The various
~ Rock Island ana Moline.
lnc dflve l0r memberB hegan Oct
u and VIII continue until March
+ Dzz.
harmony camp. No. 1846, Moline,
WI lnts1ato 20 new members at Z
meetmg tonight In Odd Fellows
nall, Moline. MfSs*Ikatherine Han
son, Rock island, supervisor for
the society in Rock Ieland, and Mrs.
Lynn Edgett, L. Sale, district
deputy, will have charge Of the in.
itation. DR.. Hade NJ. Carlson.
chairman for this. district, will
speak ut the class adoption tonight
Tomorrow night Belle K. camp
No. 102, Moline, win meet in Odd
Fellows hall in that city. Mrs. An
ma Palmquist, district deputy, will
have charge Of the initiation Of the
rs candidates secured by this camp
since the Beginning Of the drive
A number of the supreme officers
Of the society will be present.
Faye Halves camp, No. 281, Roch
Island, will have class adoption foI
100 candidates for membership al
Its meeting Wednesday night in
Odd Fellows hall, Rock Island
This camp was the first to go "oveI
the top" OF its quota. Another class
adoption is expected to be held
March 1, when the campaign comes
to a close.
A joint meeting Of May Flowe,
camp, No. 1O1, Prosperity camp. No
1881, Van Calder camp, No. 663!
and Dewey camp, No. 1886, all Of
Rock Island. will be held Frida,
evening in Odd Fellows hall. All
these camps have met their quots
and it is slpected that a large mum
Der will be on hand to take part il
the initiation Of the new member.
into the society.
South Rock Island and Mila1
CAMPS which are also in the cam
paiRn will hold their class adop
lions after the holidays. Mrs. LynY
Edgett will leave for her home il
! La Sale, ILL.,, Immediately after tn,
class adoptions have been complet
ed. Mrs. Katherine Hanson viii
| then have charge of the campaign
until it is completed.
County Quota il $50.
The ROYAL Neighbor membership
drive began Oct. Is with quota o
$50 members set as the goal. Mrs
Dell Newton, Peoria, state super
visor, spent 10 days in Rock Is
land in organizing the staff y
workers and took an active par
in the work herself during her sta.
/ in this city. The campaign is il
charge of the district deputies, Mrs
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-11

Officers for 1873 viii be elected .
by the Rock Island Exchange clutr'
at the noon luncheon Of the or
ganisation tomorrow. W sss
James r. Pound has served as :
president for the past year. -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-11

The Rock Island county grand
Jury paused today in it, task Of
hearing Witnesses produced by the
state Investigator to consider mat
tiers having no bearing upon the
vice investigation but which have
arisen since the direction Of the
jury was assumed by Attorney Gen.
eral Edward J. Brundage.
States Attorney Ben 8. Bell, who
was given the opportunity today to
present the ordinary run OF crimi-
nal matters, announced that the
work would be completed before the
finish Of the afternoon session. He
said that he had seven or eight mat
tiers to offer for indictments. The
states attorney, however, was un-
certain whether the jury would re-
port its findings in these cases this
afternoon.
Checking Police Court
As previously indicated, the
grand jury proposes to declare a
recess this afternoon until Wed
9esday morning on account of the
election tomorrow on the question
of the new state constitution.
Thomas Marshall of Chicago, rep
resenting the. attorney general in
directing the grand jury vice probe
and Assistant Attorney General
George C.. Dixon, will return to
Rock Island Wednesday morning.
In the meantime the state investi-
gators under the direction of Chief
Investigator H. 8. Mosher are roun-
ing up new witnesses who will be
taken before the grand jury
Wednesday. It is understood that
the trend of the Investigation now
is pointed almost exclusively toward
inquiry into alleged shakedown
practices in Rock Island police
court. Many witnesses ON this mat
ter have already been heard and
others are to come. In most cases
these are persons who tell Of be-
ing arrested. chiefly for liquor VIC
lations, and of being arraigned and
! fined by Police Magistrate D. ]
Cleland. The state Investigators
have discovered a great many dis
crepancies in police court records
it is said, when compared with
/, money turned into the city treasury
! The Investigation now seeks to de.
termine what became of the differ.
ence between the amounts wit
| nesses say they paid as fines an6
the sums which were given to the
city treasurer.
Guard Police Blotter.
The police blotter is coming IL
for its share of close scrutiny these
days. Numerous instances of wit
nesses being arrested are said mo-
to show on the police blotter
where it is customary for record,
of all arrests to be shown However
this fact is said not to have handi
capped the police court in exactins
fines
Having in mind the unexplained
disappearance and the equally I'M
, explained temperance of police
court docket No. Is recently from
the grand jury room, the investiga
! tors are saking extra precaution!
to guard against the police blottel
turning up a. ". o. some day Pc
liceman Bill Epperson, who ha.
been assigned to the direction o
Chief Investigator Mosher since thu
active grand jury probe was begun
has been charged with the respon
sibility of keeping the. blotter saft
at hand. Epperson personally see'
the blotter safely with the investi
i gators each morning, and when thu
days investigation is finished con
ducts it back to the station wher,
it is held in the station safe.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-11
Obituary
Nfx Jessphine Gaesmsn

1rA JosspAino Gasansn.
Mrs. Josephine Gassman, aged 81
years, passed away at $40 o'clock
last evening in her home at S23
Seventeenth street. She had been
i'll year. Paralysis was the cause
Of her death.
AfA Gassman, who Was Miss JOS
ephine Haffner, was born in AIsace-
Lorraine, France, May Is, 1841.
She was married to Ferdinand
Binder in France and in 1876 they
came to the United States and set
tied In Ohio. She came to Rock Is
land "a years ago and had lived
here since. She married William
Gassman Of Chicago, a few years
after her first husbands death. He
preceded her in death four years.
Mrs Gassman was a member Of
St Joseph's Catholic church, Sur
viving are three daughters: Mrs.
Katherine Berkeley, at home; Mrs.
Hermen Draker. Halls, Iowa, and
Mrs. Frank Rittenmeyer, Rock Is
Land; a son, Ferdinand Binder,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa; a brother,
Fred Hammer, Fort Thomas. KY.
and a sister, Mrs. Magdalene
School, Boulder, COL; IA grand
children and two great grandchil-
dren.
+, Funeral services will be held
Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock in
St Joseph's Catholic church. Rev.
P. H. Durkin, pastor, will conduct
the services. The body will be
shipped to Iowa City, Iowa, for
! burial
Ms Mary n. Flambo.
Mrs. Mary M. Flambo. aged 50
years, resident OF Davenport hall
a century, died at 2 O'Clock yester-
day afternoon in the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Bowers, 420
Eighteenth avenue, Rock Island
She had been ill two years. Dropsy
was the cause of her death. Mrs
Flambo's home was at 112511 West
Second street, Davenport, but she
had been making her home with
her daughter in Rock Island the
/ last three weeks.
Mrs. Flambo, who was Miss Mary
Heuer before her marriage, was
born in Schleswig- Holstein, Ger
many. April 6, 1862. She came to
this country with her parents when
she, was 10 years Of age and set
tied in Davenport She received
her education in the public schools
Of that city. She was married to
Charles F1ambo in <Davenport Jan
"A, 1888.
Surviving are the husband, Charles
Flambo; three daughters: Mrs
Henry Bowers, Rock Island; Mrs
Glenn Peuse, East Moline, and Miss
May Flambo. at the home in Dav.
export.
| Funeral services will be held al
2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon in
| the home of her daughter. Mrs
Henry Bowers. 420 Eighteenth ave
nue., Rock Island. Rev F. ]. Rolf
pastor of the Evangelical Church Of
Peace. will conduct the services
Burial will be in OakGale cemetery
Davenport.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-11-20
The Daily Banner
CAMBRIDGE, MD, NOV. ~ I51l
Brief Local News

Mrs. Mary Willis, of East New
Market, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn
Willis, Sr,, at their home on Oakley
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Lee LeCompte'
left Yesterday by automobile for a
visit to Cumberland and Oakland
Md, and Springfield, w. Va.
Mr.. Gator Woolford. OF Atlanta
Ga. left on the steamer Talbot this
evening after having been the guest
of his brother, Mr. George W. WOOL
ford, for two or three days
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence H. Huriock
and children, Of Baltimore, have re-
turned home after spending the
weekend as the guest of Mrs. Hur-
locks mother. Mrs. Emma DAVIS
Mill street.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Ransone and
little son, Robert, Jr., Miss Llllle
! Tull and Messrs. VIM. Fisher and
Irwin Pearson of Chester, Pa" have
been visiting at the home OF Mrs. }.
W. Ransone, Locust street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. Henry Bramble
) and son, Edward, Miss Helen Draper
and Mr.. Howard Zebley, have return
ed to their home in Wilmington, Del,
after visiting Mr.. Bramble's mother,
Mrs Edward L. Bramble, Mill street,
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Vickers, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Lille Jones. to Mr.. Harold
Hurst Delaha, formerly of this city.
The wedding will take place Noyem-
Der 18th, at their home $40 William
street, Baltimore, Nd. No cards in
| the county,
DETERMINATION" Maryland's own
feature production that you have
and read so much about is here,
showing tonight and tomorrow at the
/ Grand Opera House. Maurice Cos
tello an old favorite is in the cast as
the head of the Scotland Yard detec-
tive force. This big nine reel fea-
ture will be shown once only at the
night performance starting at eight
o'clock
/ The public is crying for something
to cry overland they have it in
| ''Forget-Me-Not" in which delight
full Bessie Love and Gareth Hughes
are starring tonight and tomorrow at
the Arcade Theatre. The picture
only just played the New Theatre at
/ Baltimore and it proved most ap-
pealing story. You will love it. The
Como Orct estra; Snub Polla, j in
two reels of fun, and a >Eathe New
round out show Of superior excel
lence. Wednesday and. Thursday
/ May McAvoy in Through" A Glass
Window" : =
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-11-20
Revival At Tabernacle

The meetings at the Holiness
Church have grown in interest until
the church is entirely too small to
accommodate the large crowds attend
ing each night and they have secured
the big Tabernacle and will continue
services there. Services tonight at
80. The public is most cordially
invited.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-11-20

T;ishoD Edwin II. Hughes, ID. Ill. u.
orator. actor. lecturer and lnnu2htial
leader. of Boston. is West Vlf-
ginian. He has for years been reco-
gnized as the most magnetic ana
forceful lecturer of the Board OF
Methodist Episcopal Bishops. His
STYLE is terse, epigramatic and cap
tivating in it's fervid eloquence,
Bishop Hughes lectures overflow
| with humor, dramatic power and
! practical philosophy. When he lee
lures once he is called back again
| and again Hear him at the Cam
bridge Armory next Monday evening
| at 8.15 P. NJ. The second number
of the Cambridge Lyceum program
ADV,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-11-20
X. OF. p. NOTICE

There will be an important meet
ing of Cambridge Lodge No. 81, X
of p, Tuesday evening. Meeting
called at 7.45 sarp. A full attend
ance is earnestly desired.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-11-20
MR.. and MRS. Z. |. WEST
HOLDING FAMILY REUNION
Brothers And Sisters or MIR. West AL
Meet For First Time In Thirty
Years.

MI. and Mrs. Fora L. West are en-
pertaining at their home on Locust
street, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred T. West
and Mrs. Frank Bothum, of. viii
mington. Del, Mr.. William S., West,
of Newbern, N. c., and Mrs. Harry
Darby of Milford, Del. These are
Mr.. Vests brothers and sisters and
this is the first time for thirty years
that they have all been together.
They will remain here for week OF
ten days.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-11-20

Mrs. John E.. Croft, will sing at
the Revival services att the First
! Baptist Church tonight. The pub
lie invited.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-11-20

NOTICE TO ODD FELLOWS
There will be an important meet
ing of Dorchester Lodge No. 19:I y
or this evening. A full attend
.ance is earnestly desired.
JAMES WILLIS, N. 6.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-26
LEWIS APE ANGLIV
TRUKUMA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, 6,
26. - AnglekasiQ organizaci-
jos prezidentas Lewis paskel-
be pareiSkima, kad pritrukus
angliq Sail laukia tikroji pra-
gaiStis.
Jis pazymi, kad jei streikas
prasites ilgiau, visos industri-
jos del angliq trukumo
bus uzdarytos. Mes seniau
sukrautas angliq isteklius jau
baigiasi, gi anglip kasyklQ
savininkai nesirupina streikc
uzbaigimu. Net patti visuome:
ne MEGA ir j ta klausi1na ne.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-26

Koustoutipopoii<, 9. -.
BuIgarijos valSticciQ vaidzIoS
prcmieras StambouliSky, kalp
zinoma, buvo ekonomintj kon-
ferencijoj mieste Genoa il te-
mai mat1Si Su bol>evikQ ko-
misaru Tchitcherinu. PO to
pasimatymo prcmjrraS zymlaI
atSimainG.
Gryzus jam namo, SoStlnrn
Sol'iion, tuojaus prano&ta a.
pie kokiu< tai <ukilimus~ Bet
arGiau i viSkQ paSiziur@JuS,
gaIima atraSti il padaryti tlk
vicuQ iSvadQ.
Prcmieras StamboUIiSky nu
sprcndi Savo valdziQ paSuku
boIzcvikQ ir vokicGiQ pus@n,
kad tuomi kQ-nors gorcSnlo
pcInyti Savo $aliai.
Ir jci tas tiosa, tai didzin-
lens Europos vaIStyb3ms,
taipat 'mazQjai entcntei''
bus naujo vargo su BuIgari-
ia il artimaisiais Rytais,
Mes kick zmoma, juk il. patl
Turkija Siandic puGia vienon
dudon su bol>evikaiS il vokle-
Giais.
Rumunija arba JugoslavlJa
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-26
PAsU REv1z1JA.

KAUNAS., Gautomis zinio-
mis-, Vidaus ReikalQ ministe-
ria nutarusi padaryti visoje
Lietuvoje pasq revizija.
Neteisingai gavusieji pasus,
bus baudziami, gi toxic sve-
timsaliai, bus is Lietuvos IS
siunGiami.
Vidaus ReikalQ ministerial
pasteb6jusi, kad daugelis as
menQ gave pasus neteisetal.
Pasp revizija busianti daro-
ma pirmiausiu zygiu Kaune, o
paskui ir, visos Respublikos
teritorijoje. .-
= PilieciQ Apsaugos de-
partamento daromi zygiai J.
vesti nusikalteliQ registracija.
Nusikalteliai busia iregistruo-
jami su atvaizdu, pirstQ ant
spauda ir kitomis zymemis~
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-26
NEz1No KAs J1E.

Atatinkamu istaigu zinio-
mis-, Kaune, kaip ir visoj Lie
tuvoj, atsiradusi kategoriJa
zmoniq, kurie negali nustatyti
nei savo pilietybes, nei tauty-
bes, nei aiSkaus darbo. Is tq
zmoniQ iSeina geresniu atveju
valkatu ir elgetaujanciq, o
blogesniu = ir pavojingesniq
kriminalistQ, ivairiq budetoW
smuklese, sukciq If apgavikll
prekyvietese. Tokfq asmenq
vien tik Kaune yra virs LOCO
zzmfoniq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-26
VANDENS KLAUSIMAS
KAUNE.

Geguzes menesio pradMoje,
Kaunan atvyko is Vokietijos
inzmieriQ specialistQ grupe
tikslu paruoSti vietoj vanden7
traukio ivedimo Kaune planq.
Visas tyrinejimo darbas, ma
noma, bus pabaigtas Xxi slmet
rudens. Ia darba zinomoji
Vokietijoje firma "Koser-
mas" apsima atlikti savo le-
somis uz suteikima jai maza
pirmenybe. Pasisekus paste
kti tyrin6jimu manomn rezul-
tatQ, ds:bas bus pradetas nuo
ateinancio pavasarlo. Ziemos
metu bus .iSdirbtas finansinis
planas.
Pirmiau padaryta miesto
sutartis su firma Lander ga
lutinai likviduota.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-26

KAUNAS. Balandzio q d
Bendroves "Parama" krau-
tuveje buvo tokios prekiQ kai-
nos: cukrus smulkus kilo 80
auks., cukrus Smoteliais AZ a..
arbata 200, lasiniai Is, lietu-
viSka desra 60, sprotai n
silkas 42, sardinos 30, kruo-
pos mieziq IL, kruopos peril
mes 20 ir 19, miltai kvietiniai
1850, 16 ir II, ryziai %, dirb-
tinis medus 30, kostiumas
$50, batai geltoni $50, marski,
Mai $50, 220, 165 ir 100, kel-
'n6s 40 ir 120, kava klgr,
100, kakoa 70 ir 100, [ r. ia,
bakas Is 20, 12, 9 ir I, II. T.
papirosQ ,dezute 20 st. - II
s ir 6, skardos kibiras = 1OC
auksinQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-26
PUOLE SMAUGTI KITA
KALINI.

DetektivQ biuro kalejime
zmogzudys Thomas Mahaney:
kuris nuzud9 andai savo teta,
prad6jo smaugti kitQ su juo-
mi uzdaryta kalini
R6ksmq teciau laiku nugir-
do sargas ir zmogzudi uzdar6
kitan narvan.
Mahaney nesenai iSleistas
is pamiSeliQ ligonines, kaipo
"pasveikes" zmogus. Tas
"pasveikelis" teGiaus nuzude
savo teta ir areStuotas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-26
TukStanCjai zmOniV Pagerbia
SVentqji TGvq

ROMA, gcg. 26. - Tan
laikui paruoStoj mlIzlnlSko.
salej Vatikane geguzes q
diena 10000 maldininku su-
sirinke pagerbe Sventajl le-
va Piusa XI il iSreiSke ApaS-
taIp Sostui iiStikimybe.
Romon sukeliavo deSImtyS
tukstanciu maldin;nku kata-
liku IS visu pasauIio daily:
Suvyko jjie bendrai adoruoti
If aukSGciausia garbe atlduoti
VieSpaGiui Jezui, pasIeptam
Eucharistijoj. Iaipat prigu-
IinGGiiai pagerbti aukSciousiq
DdZllyClOS huIl4Sd, pOpNLAtI
Ply XI.
Minetoj ruimingoj salej
Eucharistinio kongreso Ii
maIdininkp miniu vardu pa
kaIbejo ! Sventqji Teva kar-
dinolas Vannuttelli.
Maldininkp tarpe buvo a
pie 800 amerikonQ.
Sventasis Tevas, kalbeda-
mas ] minias aple paSauI;c
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-26
ATRASTA NUzUDYTA.

Namuose DO mum. q No.
Sangamon gat. viename par
samdomame kambaryje atras-
ia nuzudyta Mrs. R. Green,
berg, 40 metu.
Policijai apie tq zmogzu-
dyste prancSta telefonu. Bet
nesuzinota, kas toksai kalbejo.
Susekta, kad nelaimingoji
pasmaugta su virvagaliu.
Mrs. Greenberg nesenai
buvo atvykusi is New Yorko,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-26

CHICAGO, ILL.,, geg. 26.
National Coal Association
turf cia penkta ,kasmetini su-
vaziavima.
Illinois kasyklu operatoriq
sqjungos prezidentas Miller
juokiasi is anglekasiQ organi-
zacijos prezidento Lewiso
skelbiamo pareiskimo apie an,
gliQ trukuma.
Miller sake, jog absoliuciai
negali trukti saliai angliQ. At
sargoje Siandie yra 55 milo
mai tonQ. Be to, kas savai-
te pc 6 milionus tonq pagami-
ma neunistai anglekasiai. Tai
kurgi gall but trukumas? Su
tokiu trukumu nereikia ko nu-
siminti, priduria Miller.
Ir kit angliu kasyklq didi-
kai ta pat tvirtina.
Delto sunku suprasti, kie.
no puseje yra teisyb6.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-05-26
BULGARIA. MAISO EUROPOS vALSTYBIy zYGIUS

neturts drQsos pakilti prizes
BulgarijQ, kurioje sp@kas /
gauna raudonasis galvaIaS.
Nes tokia Rumunija butQ tuo-
met puolama Rusijos bolsevl-
ky.
Del to il likimas Trakijos
ir paties KonstantinopoIlo
cali atSimainyti. Ncsenal
Bulgaria. Stipriai stovtjo uz
rovoliucini komitrtQ MaEedo-
niioie. Siandic jau kitalp.
pirm vieneriQ mctu preE2le-
ras Stamboulisky skaitGSi dl-
delis holScvibQ pric$aS. Bet
JAIME SlalGa atStllldll!e pdAIu-
roS, kuomet santarv6s walls
tyh6S be jokio gaiIestingumo
u=krov6 ant Bulgarijos neat
kcIiama karo kontrlbucijq -
kuone po 100 doleriQ nuo
kickvicno Bulgarijos Emo
gauS, skaitant Janus il Sc
nus.
.Toks santarvGs pasielgimas
il geriausia zmogQ galdjo at
mainyti.
Bet klausimas, ar Bulgari-
ia ka nors laimGs, susld6Jusl
Su santarvGs prieSais?