davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1919-02-27
Local Weather Yesterday

Deficiency in temperature yesterday, degrees.
 Deficiency in temperature since the first of the month, 77 degrees. Accumulated deficiency in temper ature since January l. 56 degrees. Normal precipitation January to date. 1.SO inches.
 Actual precipitation January to date. 97 inch.
 Accumulated deficiency since Janu- ary 1. .S3 inch.
 ROBERT Q. GRANT
Arizona republican., 1919-02-27

Phoenix Chapter No. of the Eastern Star will hold its regular meeting to- night at 7:SO p. m. at Masonic hall. There will be an initiation. All mem bers and visitors urged to be present
Arizona republican., 1919-02-27
TODAY'S CALENDAR
Madison Inorovement Club

The women of the Madison Improve ment club will sew for the Red Cross all day today at the club rooms. 4. luncheon will be served at noon.
 The dance, scheduled by the club for Friday night. has been postponed in- definitely.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS

Commercial-J. II. tIeathorly, Flor encc; George Taylor. Box Eccles and wife. Riddle, Montana; J. C. Finlay, Glendale. J. \. Earison, Douglas: x. J. Etienne. Chicago; A j. Frey. Irving ion. N. J.: J. E. lIa.ccr. Jerome. A. A. Levitt. Mesa: r.. e. Clemans, Flor ence; Vim. Nelson. City: E. ". Simp- son. City; II. Morrison, City: NJ. 3. Couse. Jerome: C. A. Arnold, Prescott: i: R. $. Brown. Flagstaff: L. V. W. Brown. Riverside: Albert Zimmerman. Mrs. II. Linebarser. City; J. L. Ander- son; l. Ohlendick City: II. J. Barkley City: Miss K. Bolger. Douglas: George R. Fausett. Tucson; Alex F. Downe l. A.: l.. Benedict. Flagstaff: Henry c. Stiles. Holbrook: c. C. Short. Wick enbnrg: Mrs. Norman; Mrs. Jack Cum ming. Jerome; Mrs. W. D. Powell Mesa Mrs. IT. E. Hairless, San An tonic; II. W. Newman. San Francisco Thomas O'Neill; II. L. Johnson. De- catur. H.: Mrs. F. L. Hunt, Florence
 Jefferson-F. II. Kelly. Los Angeles; Nick Steele, Los Angeles: Fred Hol- brook, Ray; Leo Alldridge. Mesa: O. R. HelmO. Prescott; D. II. Brager. Los Angeles; Frank H. Carlock. Globe. F. F. Lisk. Globe: Thomas Johnson. Flag staff; E. J. Crissey. Fl Paso: H. NJ. Jcukinscn. Kansas City; Joseph Gnl Clayton; A. W. Lindgren. Utica N. r.: V. s. Lloyd, Boston; Thomas H. Sims. Los Angeles; F. M. Mitchell. Prescott: :: A. L. Francis. Los Angeles: C. l.. Tea cint' Cleveland; C. A. Arnold. Prescott; George w. Slater, Los Angeles: J. J. Mortimer, san Francisco; Nellie Silver. Tucson; Miss A. Woods. Los Angeles; J. E. Mann. Castle Hot Springs; W. M. Connell. Clarksdale; Geo. H. Smith. Clarksdale; J. $. Kite; Anna Barnett: ". F.. Skidmore. City; J. r. Cannon, Prescott; R. r. Schweetzer. Los An seies; II. C. MarNmiller Los Angeles A. S. Sexton. Chicago: Howard I. Tan pan. Chicago; E. M. Koenissberg. Los Angeles c. l.. Berger. Los Angeles: Thomas Fccley; Charles C. Spanier san Francisco; Enos Booth; R IT. irvine, City; w. II. Bell. Chicago: C r. Neck
 Adams Mrs. o. R. sherman New York; U, S Lloyd Boston: H. F. Tucson. C. W. 1uedgren. l.. M. Davis Nevil. Washington. D. e.: F. Ustec< heacStn. Calif.. W. Menderscn. I0. Anseles' Frank E. Baird. Buffalo; A lt pshprUc. los Angeles: F.. II. Crahb |. Fis %sfaif E. W. Kcrns, Verde l.. |,
Arizona republican., 1919-02-27
Christian Church sewino

The women of the First Christian church will sew for the Red Cross in the sewing room in the war work building from 10 to 3 o'clock today.
Arizona republican., 1919-02-27

Sandusky Tractors, sizes 1920 and 15-35. Prompt delivery, dependable service. Birkett & Co., Adams and First street, Phoenix-Adv. If
Arizona republican., 1919-02-27

it makes ro difference what your wants rey he you cln hfve them sup- tI'ed ly ufir and rc1lirs Tho Ecpun-
Arizona republican., 1919-02-27


 WANTS WOMAN OUSTED-Charg- ing that the South Second street resi- dence property leased by him to a sub lessee was being used for immoral pur- poses, John Overholt yesterday insti- tuted proceedings in the superior court against woman occupant asking for her election and the cancellation of the sub-lease which she holds According to the complaint. Overholt leased the property from Lysander Cassidy and J. C. Phillips with the understanding 1t was not to be used for immoral pur poses. Later Overholt says. he sub-let the premises to the woman and claims that she has made it disorderly house. She was notified to leave but did not comply, so'that the plaintiff was forced to resort to the courts.
 Sandusky Tractors. sizes 10-20 and l5-55. Prompt delivery, dependable service. Birllett & Co, Adams and First street. Phoenix.--Adv. IT
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1919-10-11

took the place of Charles G. Dawes
of Chicago who declined to serve.
Railroad executives will have only
two representatives in the confer
enee. Mr.. Hines announced that he
had appointed Cary Gray, president
of the Western Maryland, aQd R. H.
Ashton, regional Director for the
northwestern region, in that capacity
Three women were added today to
the list of representatives of the gen
eral public at the conference bring
ing the total number of delegates ex-
pected to be present up to fifty-eight.
The women named are Miss Ida Tar
bell, writer; Mrs. Carrie Chapman
Gait, president of the National Amer
lean Woman Suffrage Association,
and Miss Gertrude Barnum of Chi
cago, who during the war was assist
ant to the director of the bureau of
investigation and inspection of the
department of labor.
Illness of President Wilson will not
interfere with the conference it wa:
officially announced during the day
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1919-10-11

gates at the conference because tne
basis of representation offered the
,,r;ons was unsatisfactory, said ne
80 :, communication with the chiefs
- tba three other brotherhoods and
nth the unions affiliated with the
An,o-;can Federation of Labor, but
chat no decision was possible before
tor,orrow He declined to state what
49, railroad administration had Of
fered until the proposal was acted up
on finally. -
Amendment of B. NJ. Jewell act
10 president of the railway en-
nle e department of the federation
: one Of the representatives OF the
a-,bI;c IN the conference, was expec-
pa - be . conciIiatory factor in the
dispute. 49, all
road unions were asked to appoint
go deIaoates to the conference. The
s- brotherhoOds desired to name Al
sour men claiming that the Amer
can Federation of Labor delegates
won,d represent the unions affiliated
with that organization. These UNI
ons. however, insisted that the3
4
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1919-10-11
THF A q sKILES LUMBER co: LTD

should be allowed to participate IN
selecting the four men representing
the railroad employees especially and
when an agreement seemed impOssi-
BILE. the unions joined in suggesting
to Mr.. Hines to change the basis OF
union representation by allowing the
heads of all recognized labor organl-
cations to participate. As this was
impossible owing to the short time
remaining before the conference
opens, the counter-suggestion was
made which, it was hoped, would erl
the trouble.
Amendment of Mr.. Jewell, an
uounced by the labor department and
not by the White House, gives the
railroad union, outside the four big
brotherhoods, a special delegate,
which meets their demands. Con-
siderable surprise was occasioned IN
some quarters, however, by the IN
elusion Of one of the most active fed
GRAFTON officials, who has been lead
or in the movement for higher wages
during the reconstruction period, as
one Of the representatives Of the un'
organized public. It was said he
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1919-10-11
BIG INITIATION
CROWLEY OCT.1o
Opelousas Delegation VIII Go
Over In Autoes, if Roads
viii Permit, it IS Said

A delegation of some twenty-odd
members of the Opelousas council,
Knights os Columbus, win motor to
Crowley on next Sunday morning,
October 10, for the purpose of wit
Messing and assisting in the exempli-
fication Of degrees to be conferred
on a large class of candidates.
Crowley is easily accessible by
roads and it is the intention of local
knights to accompany the party over
land, if that be possible. Thus far,
it is said, at least five cars will make
the journey, and it is believed that
by the time the 18th rolls around,
several more will be added to the list.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1919-10-11
SCHELL DECIDES
TO ENTER RACE
Washington Real Estate Deal
er Announces Intention to
Run for Legislature

]. Franklin ScheH, well known
Washington real estate dealer, has
finally made up his mind to be can
didate for one Of the three positions
as representative from this parish to
the lower House Of the state General
Assembly.
Mr.. Schell informed the editor Of
the Star-Progress that he had decit-
ed to enter the fray, stating that it
was upon the solicitation Of numer-
GUS friends from the various sections
Of the parish that he had been con-
WINGED that he could serve the peO-
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1919-10-11

pie of st. Landry with credit in the
legislature. Mr.. ScheIl has been one
of the most active workers for every
public Improvement measure which
has come up for the consideration of
the voters of this parish in the past
several years. 1t is largely through
his efforts that st. Landry taxpay-
ers are beginning to realize the won
derful advantages of drainage sys-
TENS. Having given much Of his
time and attention to many matters
of vital importance to the taxpayers
Of this parish, he has been thrown in
contact with the large majority Of
the rank and file of the voters of St.
Landry. His friends predict that his
acquaintance throughout st. Landry
and his ability to hold the position
he seeks makes him logical candi-
date.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1919-10-11
LABOR TROUBLE MAY
Be COMPROMISED
Is REPORT
Industrial Conference of Dele
gates w Ill Endeavor to Ar
rive at Just Settlement


Washington, Oct. 3.-Amicable
settlement Of the dispute over the
nilrOad unions representation m
sae industrial conference called oy
resident Wilson appeared possible
night. A new suggestion transmit
I'd BY Director General Hines was
under consideration by the unions
sAth optimism frankly expressed IN
official circles that it would be ac-
septed.
Timothy Shea, of the firemen, VINO
annOunced today that the four broth
sEhoods did not expect to have dele
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1919-10-11

DIR. E. S. Barry of Grand COteau
business here in Monday.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-08
lsUKILIMAS PRIZES
/. RUMUNIJA.
Vienna, gruodzio 6 d.

Vienna, gruodzio 6 d.
IS Bucharesto, Rumunijos
sostines, ateina ziniu, kad
Transylvanijos dalis Her
mannstad sukilo prizes nauja
savo' valdova Rumunija il
isteige savo valdzia.
Rumunija delei sio nuo-
tikio siuncia mineton apie-
linken $4,000 kariumenes
nuo Beserabijos rubeziaus.
Pranesime priduriama, kad
jau tapo suareStuota 263
ypatos, dalyvavusios sukili-
me.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-08
SIADIEN ISDUOS
DEKRETA SNAPSUI.
Washington, D. C., CRU

Washington, D. C., gruo-
dzio Z d. - Rytoj augsciau-
sias Suvienytq Valstiju teis-
mas spres ar draudimas par
davineti svaiganancius ge-
rimus sulyg kares laiku blai
vybes biliaus sutinka su sa-
lies konstitucija. Jei augs-
ciausis teismas nuspres, kad
ne, tai saliunai prades vel
pardavineti snapsa. Dauge-
lis tikisi, kad Kaledu stala
bus galima papuosti il su
snapsu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-08
FOCH SIUNCIA KANUO-
LES VOKIETIJON.

Paryzius, gruod. 6 d.
Laikrasciai pranesa, kad
marsalas Foch, matomai,'
pradeda pildyti programa,
nustatyta birzelio menesyje,
kuri uzgire ir talkininku ko-
manduotojai. Tuomi buvo
nuspresta uzimti Ruhr If
Frankforto distriktus.
Kaip pranesama, jau pra-
sidsjo gabanimas kanuoliu
per Reina ties Strassburgu.
Tas skaitoma zenklu pradi-
niu zingsniV militario talki-
ninku programo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-08
KOLCAKINIAI APLEI-
DZIA NOVO NIKOLA-
JEVSK.

Irkutskas, Sibiras, gruo-
dzio 2 d. - suvelinta) Boil
seviku spekos Wis zengia pir
myn j rytus, jau uzeme Ba-
rabinska, pusiaukelyje tar
pc Omsko If Novo Nikolajev
sko. Kolcako spekos beveik
nedaro bolsevikams jokio
pasipriesinimo.
B Pranesama ,kad Kolcako
spekos jau pradejo krausty-
tis is Novo Nikolajevsko.
Rytiniame Sibire jauciasi
didele stoka, maisto ir per-
matoma krizi. Mat susigin-
cijus su Chinija del Mongo-
lijos, Chinija uzdare rube-
ziu ir neduoda isvezti Rusi-
jon maisto, ko pirmiau ne
mazai gauta Mongolijoje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-08
ITALIJOS KONGRESMO-
MAS NORI REVOLIU-
CIJOS.
Rvmas. o111ndzin 6 d

Rymas, gruodzio 6 d.
Parlamento atstovas socia-
listas Misiano, kuris karis-
kojo teismo buvo nuteistas
mirtin, uzeme parlamente
vieta petnycioj. Kuomet jo
pareikalauta priimti prisie-
ga, jis uzreiske, kad pagel-
daujas, idant kuogreiciau
ivyktu sociale reyoliucija.
Dalis socialistu atstovu tam
karstai nuplojo, gi kit isreis
ke panieka.
Utarninke Italijos parla-
mentas svarstys atsakyna j
karaliaus kalba atidarant
parlamenta. Socialistu CRU
pc nusprende irgi dalyvauti
svarstant atsakyma j kara
liska kalba. Socialism, var
du kalbes ju lyderis Bentini.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-08
.TURKIJOS KRIKSCIO-
MS IR ZYDAI ATSISAKO
NUO RINKIMU.

konstantinopolis, gruod.
Z d. Armenai, grekai il
zydsi atsisako dalyvauti bu-
sianciuose rinkimuose Tur-
kijos parlamentan. Tuomi
national norma parodyti
taikos konferencijai, kad
provincijos su NINETY tautu
gyventojais esa priesingos
turkams.
Turku laikrastija labai uz
sipuola uz nora nedalyvauti
rinkimuose, gi politikai ra-
gina visus ne turkus ,daly-
vault Sales rinkimuose.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-08
NUzUDE CARO-
UZMUSEJA.
Kopenhagenas, gruodzio

Kopenhagenas, gruodzio
6 d. IS Kauno atejo zinia,
kad caro- If jo seimynos uz-
musejas M. Johontov uz
sauvali pasielgima su carrl
tapo sovietu nuteistas mir
tin ir nuzudytas. 81 zinia i'm
ia is Maskvos bolseviku laik
rascio "Pravda."
Johontov isake nuzudyti
cara su seimyna birzelio me
nesyje 1913 metu, kuomet
cecho-slovaku spekos arti-
nosi prie Ekaterinburgo, kur
buvo laikomas caras.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-08
PraSO aukQ LietuvOs
terioiojanls
CeChai, Ienkai ir rumanai
ap|eidO Ko|Caka
PRASO AUKU LIETU-
VOS TERIOTOJAMS.
Berlynas, gruod. 6 d.

Berlynas, gruod. 6 d. -
Pan-vokiski laikrasciai pa
talpino atsisaukima, kuria-
me prasoma aukq pinigais
drapanomis il taipgi suteik-
ii darbus kareiviams, griz-
tantiems is Baltiko Saliu.
Atsisaukime pabrieziama,
kad mineti kareiviai auka-
yo viska del "augstQ idejQ'
If "Faderlando," bet dabar
atsidure be darbo, be duo
nos il be uztikrintos atei-
ties.
Po siuo atsisaukimu pasi-
rase slaptu valdzios ia
rybif. il daug kitty augs-
tu asmenu is buyusios kai-
zerio valdzios.
isis vokieeip atsis4ulli-
mas parodo vokieciu nema-
"a puolima. Teriojimas ME-
kuo nenusikaltusiu Lietu-
vos If Latvijos gall vadintis
darbu del "Faderlando,"
bet niekomet negali vadin-
It's augStomis idejomis).
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-08
F0ch SiunCia kanuoles
vokietijon
BolSevikai siulo talkininkams taika.
BOLSEVIKAI SIULO
TALKININKAS TAXA.

Lcndonas, gruod. 6 d.
IS. Maskovs gauta pranasi-
mas, kad septintas sovietu
kongresas Maskvoje isnese
smarkia rezoliucija, reika-
laujancia taikos SUI talkinin-
kais. Rezoliucija priimta
esant pasedyje Leninui if
Trockiui. Rezoliucija skam-
ba sekanciai:
"Soyietu valdzia pasiule
talkininkams taika 5 diena
rugpjucio ir savo pasiuliji-
ma jau pakartojo 8 sykius.
Dabar vel uzreiskia, kad So
vietai jiesko taikos.
"Sovletal pasiulo taika VI
SONS talkininkQ spekoms
Anglijai, Francuzijai, Suvie
nytoms Valstijoms il Japo-
nijai pradeti taikos derybas
visoms kartu ar paskirai.
"Taipgi isakoma ispildan
eiai valdziai il uzrubeziniQ
reikalu komisarui sistema-
tiskai testi taikos politika ir
deti visas pastangas atsieki-
mui taikos."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-08
SAKO, TALKININKAI
KLAIDlNGAI INFOR-
MUOJAMI.

Paryzius, gruod. 6 d. -
Delei augsciausio talkininku
tarybos protesto prizes Vo-
kietijos militarius prisiren-
gimus, Vokietijos atstovy-
bes galva baronas Lersner
'pranese premierui Clemen-
ceau, pirmininkui taikos
konferencijos, jog Vokietija
elgiasi siame klausime sulyg
taikos sutarties. Girdi, TALK
ninkai esq klaidingai infor-
muojami savo atstovu is Ber
lyno.
Toliau Lersner pabrieze,
kad Vokietijos valdzia ne
mane tvirtinti, kad nebus
reikalingi detel1syvai ir vie
tos sargyba. Shame klausi-
me, girdi, Vokietijos val
dzia renka faktus, kad pri-
rodzius talkininku misijai
Berlyne, jog viskas daroma
sulyg takos sutarties.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-08
CECHAI, LENKAI III RU-
MUNAI APLEIDO
KOLCAKA.

Washington, D. c., gruo-
dzio z d. = Cechai, lenkai
il rumunai atsisake kariau-
tt prizes bolsevikus If apleido
Kolcaka. Sakoma, kad TO-
kia situacija paskubino
puolima Omsko.
Lenkai If rumunai nuvy-
Ike pas Kolcaka uzklause,
az iis il 10 valdzia pripazis-
ia Lekijos neprigulmybe su
teise prijungimo rusiskos
Lenkijos il ar sutinka su pri
jungimu Beserabijos prize
Rumunijos?
Kolcakas atsakes, kad
jis atstatys senaja Russia If
Dawes isristi likima tq kras-
tQ steigiamam sales susirin-
kimui. Lenkai il rumunai
uzreise, jog tas lyginasi pri-
juhgilnui frie Rusijos- il pa
sitrauk6 nuo Kolcako. Siuos
pjaselle cechai is solidaris-
kumo del tautQ laisves.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-08
DVIEJU DlENU RIAUsES
ITALIJOJE.
Rvmas. gruOdziO 6 q

Rymas, gruodzio 6 q. =
(suvelinta). Seredoj If ket-
verge viespatavo pilna be-
tvarke mieste Mantua, kur
riausininkai sunaikino daug
turto.
Pradzia dave apie 500
streikieriu, prie kul.iu We
liau prisidejo ir daugiau
ivairiu elementQ.
Sukileliai buvo uzpuole
nedideli kariumenes garni-
IONA; paskui apvalde kale-
jimo sargus ir isleido kali
MUS, ir eme Seimininkauti
mieste kaip panorejo.
Tx po dvieju dienu pri-
buvo daugiau kariumenes If
sukileliai tapo apvaldyti ii
tvarka ivesta-
Pasekmeje dvieju dienu
riausiu tapo uzmusta 8 ypa-
.tos ir suzeista AZ ypatos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-08
SERBIA UZDARE
SAVC RUBEZIU.


Loadonas, gruod. 6 d.
IS AthenQ pranesama, kad
Serbia (Jugo-Slavija) "
dare savo rubeziQ.
Serbia kaip pranesama
turinti Dalmacijoje apie 80,
600 kariumenes, kuri ski
Rama atremti Annunzio w
puolima ant Dalmacijos
miestu, kad paemus JUGS sa-
vo kontrolen.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-08
TIkIMASI ANGLIAKA-
STU STREEIKAS
UZSIBAIGS.

5 iOAi, ~ ~ 81 uO-
dzio Z d. Angliakasip
prezidentas Lewis ir sekre-
torius Green vyksta j India
napolis, kur utarninke ivyks
unijos komiteto susirinkimas
sarysyje su streiku.
Lewis il Green sutinka
priimti valdzios pasiulyta
pakelima algu IA nuosim-
ciu, tai lures priimti ar at
mesti visas uniju komitetas.
Vienok stovint Lewis uz
priemima tikimasi, kad val
dzios pasiulijimas bus pri-
imtas.
Prezidentas Wilson's pa
tieke angliakasiu vadams tn
la pliana, kuris nera paduo-
tas viesumon.
Angliakasiq unijos valdy-
bos posedin Indianapolis,
Ind. atsilankys generals pro
kuroras Palmer If perstatys
dalyka nuo valdzios.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-08
.AUSTRtJA MORT SVE-
TIMO VALDOvO
Vienna, gruodzio 6 d.

Vienna, gruodzio 6 d. -
(suvelinta). Premieras DR..
Renner gavo nuo augsciau-
sios talkininku tarybos pa
kvietima vykti Paryziun per
statyti sunku Austrijos val
dzios padejima.
Sakoma Renner prasys
talkininku paskirti is .neut-
rallies sales Austrijai dikta-
toriu ir viena eile valkinin-
.ku, mes dabartine valdzia
negali isyesti Sail is krizio.
Paryzius, gruod. Z d.
Havas agentura pranesa,
kad Vienna birzoje kilo
panika, nes pasklydo gan
das, kad dabartine valdzia
ketina atsisakyti nuo atsa-
komybes uz SALES valdyma
ir perduoti sales valdyma
talkininkams.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-08
SAKO, VOKlECIAI
MORL KAIZERIUKO.

BerIynas, gruod. Z d.
Universal agetura prane-
Sa, kad Vokietijos junkeriQ
vadai pradejo kampanija,
idant padarius monarchiia
Vokietijoje sulyg Anglijos
il ant sosto paso-
dinus ne kaizeri, bet kaize-
riuka. Sakoma Sis klausi-
mas bus leistas zmoniQ nn-
balsavimui.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-08
800 GALIONU VYNO
BAzNYCIOJE.

Los Angeles, Cal, gruo-
dzio 6 d. Viename bazny
clos sklepe agentai surado
net 300 galionu vyno. Kle-
bonas paaiskino, kad tas rel
kalinga prie baznytiniu
apeigu. Parapija turinti apie
500 parapijonu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-08
ATPIGO ANCLIJOS
PINIGAI.

New York, gruod. 6 d
Europos saliQ pinigai Wis
krinta zemyn kainoje. Jau
ir Anglijos svaras sterlingu
kainuojas tik $685.. Tai pir-
mas nuotikis su Anglijos
Svaru.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-08
SULAIKYS TREcDALI
TRAUKINIU.

Chicago, ILL, gruodzio s.
d. = Siadien bus sulaikyta
judejimas apie trecdalis.
traukiniq Chicagos distrik-
to. Priezastimi yra stoka
angliu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-08
ORLAIVIS z UZMUSE.,
20 SUICIDE.

Chattanooga, Tenn. gruo-
dzio Z d. - Vietos orlai7i-
ninkQ lauke, vienas orlaivi-
nusileido minion.
Pasekrneje tapo 2 uzmusti
If 20 suzeistu nekurie sun
kiai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-08
PRIPAzINO AUSTRIJOS
2ESPUBLIKA.

Lcndonas, gruod. 7 d
IS Berlyno pranesama, kad
Ispanija il Bulgaria. oficia-
liai pripazino Austrijos res
pUblikq.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-08
PANAIKINTA KARES
STOVIS BERLYNE.

Berlynas, gruod. 6 d.
Prusijos valdzia atsauke ka-
res laiku taisykles Berlyne
ir 10 piremiesciose.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-08
ORAS
Chicagoje ir apielinkejc.

siadien greieiau giedra;
kick salciau; stiprQs siaur-
vakariu veiai.
Sauletekis, 7:06;
S9uleleidis, 4:19.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-12-08
/ AMERIKOSf KONSULIS
VEL. NORI KALEJIMAN.

Washington, D. c., gruo-
dzio 6 d. - Veliausiai gau-
tos einios parodo. kad SUI
vienytu Valstiju konsulis
jenkins paliuosuovas is Mex
.sikos kalejimo po uzstatul
$500, Todel Jenkins skaito-
Isiteismo rankose ir tas ne
|patinka Washingtono val
.dziai.
Mexico City, gruodzio 6
ID. Cia gauta specials
pranesimas nuo teisejo is
Puebla, kad Suvienytu Val
'stiju konsulis Jenkins nori
eiti kalejiman, bet teisejas
atsisake ispildyti toki 10 no
.ra.
Manoma, kad Jenkins to-
Ikiu elgimasi nori visai pa
.siliuosuoti nuo stojimo prizes
Meksikos teisma.
The Lamar register., 1919-05-28
DRAINAGE DISTRICT
ELECTION CALLED
Hearing Last Friday Resulted in the
Board of Commissioners Order
ing Election in the Propos-
ed Vista del Rio Drain
age District.

After hearing the evidence produc-
ed by the petitioners for the Vista del
Rio Drainage District last Friday
the board of county commissioners
ordered an election colled for June ~
in the district to decide the question Of
whether or not the proposed district
shall be organized. The district is
composed of lands along the Arkansas
river Just north of Lamar and includ-
ing some of the most valuable land in
this section of the state. Much of it
has gone to seep or is going rapidly
and the new district is being organic
ed to combat that evil. After hearing
the evidence the board eliminated the
land of Jack De Witt from the pro-
posed district at his request and re-
placed it with land from the Mark
ham ranch. l.. Writ Markham, +. w.
Sayler and A. C. Mitchell were the
committee acting for the petitioners
and Gordon & Gordon were their att
torneys. Hillyer & Kinkaid appeared
for those objecting to the district be-
ing organized but it was all amicably
arranged and the troubles adjusted.
The next step will be the calling of
the election so the qualified electors
of the district can decide the question
of forming a permanent district and
elect a board of directors to carry on
the work This district unlike most
of the districts lies in such shape that
4 it can not only redeem land that is
seeped but can use the water thus OBJ
{ tanned for irrigating other lands not
now irrigated.