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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
MORE TROOPS COME
OVER ON TRANSPORT

NEW YORK. Feb. A.-Thc TRANSPORT
t{.ary ". Mallory ha: arrived from Dor,
dra,,x with l.TTJ22 officers and enlisted
mon. including ~ sick and wounded
and fiv. casual Officers Ih"re also
were three civilian passengers.
Ths units include the 3"1th Fi"id AT
t,,Irry. composed of 20 officers ana
n55 Enlisted men who trained at Camp
sherman. casual company Mum Der ~
ohio TWO officers. 1oS enlisted men:
casual company Number 90. Texas. :.
officers l47 enlisted men: and mcdical
comprising ono officer anu
,s enlisted men returned for duty.
The army transport Due DAoSta;
f,,,r, Narscillcs with l.7'6 officers ana
,,cr aboard was reported off Sandy
yfnnk tonight ard il expected 10 DOCK
hcrc to,aorrrw muv7nnG.
T'b. units aboard include n" "3lS'
r%cId Artillery complete. bound LOT
earn. Grant, Il small detachment OF inc
a2Srt Frrld artillery and Battery H.
roodnuarters company and medical dc-
rorhmcnt ,r Tho %3oth Field Artiil"rE'
dcs,ined for Camp Dodge and u" cas-
mi officers 81 Of whom arc members
Of tho rlr service.
Tha Steamship san Giovanni from
Genoa and Naples arrived late To-Day
u.itn % American av!ators who nave
som service along n" Adriatic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
TEST OF ENDURANCE
IN TEXTILE STRIKE

BOSTON. Feb. 4.--Iu iii" ahscnc" Of
negotiations looking t"war! settle
m4nt Of tn" disputes between nrnUfitc-
turcrs and textile operators in Lawrence
and some other New England states.
matters tonight appeared I" have set
tied down 10 Il test Of endurance.
Moro than "2.000 additional operatives
were granted tho IS hour week with IS
hours pay today by mills IN Manchester
and Som"rsworth. y. H. and li!llsErov".
r. I. On the other hand. mills in lid
defnrd and Saco. Maine. and WoonSoCk-
ct T. l. were shut down for an in6cti-
nit,s Vim" and officials OF mills in
BruuSwick. Maine. animated that they
would ak" similar action tomorrow
This arrows about 5000 NOR" opera
rivrs~out Of work. In these places The
workers have asked To- thc As hour
week. with IS hours pay.
n Il number Of other mill t"w1la the
operatives carried out tn" program be-
gun yesterday. OF remaining a. work
only eight hours
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
Many Coal Companies
in West Virginia in r.
Great Consolidation

Special Dispatch /" TIL" ini".aErhc"r'
CTEClNNATL Ohio. F"". @.--JuliuS
FIeisch1uann. millionaire. dlSt!!!"T. yeast
manufacturers. cch! !.I1Gnil' part owner
OF III. Cincinnati baseball club ara
former mayor Cincinnati. is 10. bc pIeSi-
dent. and J. =. Hatfield. * '"rlnSi"A'
Ky. We" pr"sIdcn; OF Il merger ~ uh
coal companies ~ pc known aN IN"
Hatfield Reliance Coal, Company OF OHIO
II was announced todaysS
A number o. West Nire:n'a corpora
lions are included ~ IN" deal. Il -
said the new coal "omiSIrr Will haf"
an authorized capital ~ about S3."C",-
oo1 preferred and A.0no.Q00 common
stock. not all Of which will b" issued
u, this time. Tho capitalization is rot
yet fully decided upon, and will nc
based on conservative valuation al
the various properties
The companies in III" merger arc:
Tho Lincoln Coal Co. GloElaH Coal Co.
Hazard Junior Goa, Co. al OF west
Virginia: tho Eclianc" Coal rnd coke
Co. OF West Virginia: Reliance Coal
ard Coke Co. OF Cincinnati: Licking
Valley Coal Digger Co. WGs; Virginia
Workers Coal Co.. f. J. Hickey Trans
pnrtation Co. thoats and hrrE"sl. Hat
field Coal Co. CnvinEtoA. Ky. and Ply
mouth Coal and Mining Co.. Of West
Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
ELM GROVE HELD FINE GREATER
WHEELING NEE TING LAST NIGHT

r;r"airr Wh"rliur ;r"U = h"s:i''''
stand point n$ wei! ~ rlN!S prsd". H.
ais sad That ~ The. n. 't'l ii L business
Iivln h" i,u,i Sn:n" kau"!"dS.. ~ tir' "h-
just taxes which IN" "It% had |" pay L.
use Suburban. town streets. ~; ui~ arm.
and ali uih": city :~1'E>. had :" nay q
privilege. ttx Tor ;hH!r delivery Wagons
and trucks I" use III" National pix" ana
$,r""ts 10 thu SUBURBS. ."ii. h!r. N!"r
said. h.. wa; not a*ars" :" nayInc tins
taxes ii II benrtittrd ET"at"r r'l%.
Rev. IL!.w"llym made Il h.!rf ta!k. ~
which he used anecdotes /" show 'r'
in"s o: enumeration hctw""n ~" 60
ernu"niS
Harvey Carter n a shu~t address al
favor az GREATER Wheeling. mad" bit
impression on the audience"
r., W. Nickcrson sand h" was ncuiTa!
on the subject h"t Thought thai Hr"H,
good might com" from II greater city.
A. {. Wh:takrrs nrly objection :"
the proaoSition WAS The ripper tra;uI"
of IN" proposition. thc maJ"r'ty OF az
,.,,rrrrts III other rcSpccts were IN favor,
az the movement.
Henry Stein Was called and Offered
resolution which was PASSED Almost
unanimously. The following ~ the res
rlutirr:
Ee Il resolved That the proposed char
ter now pending before I'll" l"GISiatH7''
knew, aS tn. Creator Wheeling chi'r''''
be. amended by adding thu following:
no traction company operating S'r'',
cars in HI. city OF Wheeling Snail
..hars,. more than J cents for carrying \
passenger from any point IN IN" 'I'F
OF Whr.li;lg ~ any point with the cor
n,r.g.. limits IT said city. THIS shall -;
binding and mandatory on ali state ao-
tnurj.irs and on all municipal auihuri-
ties acting on III" matter pertaining 10
,h.> -crulrtioi OF street car fares IN iRe
city OF Wheeling. 49,.
Tho resolution IS to be sent I" Inv
Ohio county delegates /" IN" ICE
surs at Charleston and Senator h!mVn
as an expression OF the citizrnS "f Flu
Grove in the Greater Wheeling matter
y. f. Kellahsr moved that the meet
ing 90 on record az inIorstng Erca'eF
Wheeling and q standing vote was IAN
On but many had loft III" mall hE >''S
i'm. and only Il few remained. the '''cs
,rerr slightly IN favor OF tho noes many
IF whom refused 20 endorse as the mat
rnr had not been fully taken up o.! thefn
and they wanted 20 wait and f!rd "u'
more about II.
Tho meeting developed !nto an "iH"
<or7lm when questions and answers
we're passed 10 anu iro. Tho meeting
adjourned shortly after eleven o'io'N'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
WILL DEMAND Nine
FOOT STAGE ON OHIO

r.rE,.ISEATL Ohio. Feb. 4.--JudGr
r...,..,;, I; Kelley. If C;Hcinnati. and Al
i,,.-. I>nttingnr. Ohio juv:st~ and nation
..,iI,. known waterways l"rnt authoT'-
,f,s head Il delegation which leaves
...,,orrnw rnnrnrng Tor n" Washington.
I, I. riyrrS and ha-b"rs conrf"Ss. beaf-
;,,,y a c!rlnar!i Cor the c"snp!"ton o'
ONO river improvements sufficient |"
Sccu-" n permanent n'n"-t%"f stage
within ;hro" years. in accordance" win
inc decision Of IN. Mississippi Valley
Waterways Association ~ ST. Louis
The demand ~ hrha!f I'll III" ohio riF',r
PITTSBURGH :" cairo Improvement Will
his .Itu.. H.. -rrrI"i direct 10 IN" WHIT"
lfous~ :"r tt.'usrisSl"n In presidents
Wilson IN fr.'n"'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-05
TO CONSIDER SUFFRAGE.

WASHINGTON. Feb. a.--Upon pot
tion OF twenty-five Democratic senators
favorinE The woman suff"ar". r'.s"lu-
tion pending IN the srnat" S"imt"r Mar
tin Of Virginia. Democratic l"ador. l"-
day called conference "r Drmora"ri"
members for tomorrow nigE' |" con
slider the question. The conference" Viii
be the frs, held III n D"mo"ra,Ir nat
Jority since tn" United States entered
tho war. Senators opposed I" III" r"s"-.
luton served motto" that they would
not be bound If IN caucus acton shouj+
be attempted.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-26
PRINCAS LEOPOLD
SUARESTUOTAS.

Londonas, vasafio 25 d.
Princas Leopoldas, buvusis
vyriausias karvedys vokie-
ciu armijos Rusijos fronte,
tapo suarestuotas Muniche.
Jis suarestuotas sarySyje su
uzmusimu Bayarijos premie
70 Eisner.
10 brolis, buvusis Bavari-
JOS sosto ipedinis Rupprech-
tas, kurs vede dali vokieciu
armijos vakaru fronte, sa-
koma, esas vadu suokalbio
prizes Bavarijos respublika.
Jis begdamas is Belgijos
Hollandijon buk uzreiskes:
"As nepripazistu Bavari-
jos respublikos; as atsaukiu
atsisakyma nuo sosto."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-26
pUDAS MlLTU-4o0 RUB.
Varsava, vasario Is d.

Varsava, vasario Is d.
Rusijoje neapsakomas bran
gumas. Uz puda miltu mo-
kama 400 rubliu, gi uz sva-
ra cukraus rs rub, bet ir
tai sunku kur gauti.
Mesos tiesiog- negalima
gauti, il pastipusieji ant gat
yes arkliai buna issidalina-
mi smotais vietoJe mesos.
Visos brangenybes, kaip
auksas, perlai il daimontai
yra mazai vertinami, gi no.
rint gauti maisto, pasekmin-
giau j surasi, pasiulus mai
nais drabuzius.
Nuo pabegeliu moteru
Smoienske buvo atimta dra-
buziai, bet buvo palikta
brangus perliniai karieliai.
Maskvoje didele stoka ku
ro If vieton malku naudoja-
ma skrynios, rakandai ir net
mediniai namai, ypac is
Maskvos priemiesciu.
Vagysciu Rusijoje labai
daug, ypac tykoma ant mais
to il drabuziu.
Pranesama kurioziskas at
sitikimas su Leninu. jam
bevaziuojant, je automcbi-
Illus 'uzklimpo sniege. Tuoj
radosi ir plesikai, kurie at
eme tik soferio k4ilinius.
Kuomet Leninas protestuo-
damas prizes toki elgimasi,
pasisake, jog jis esas pats
Leninas, tai plesikai uzreis. :.
Ike, kad jeigu jie pasivadis
draugais, tai jis (Leninas)
turbut prizes juos nieko blogo
netures.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-26
TYRINES ORC TEKE-
JIMUS.

Londonas, vasario 25 d.
Oralivininkysteje bene, svar
biausiu klausimu yra orc te-
kejimai. Daug nelaimiu at
sitiko tik todel, kad lakunas
papuldaves jam nezinomon
orc tekejirno srioven ir Or
laivis nustodaves reikalau-
jana lygsvara ir krisdaves
zemyn.
Dabar pranesama, kad
Anglijos LAVAL neuzilgo tu-
res specialius svelnius prize
taisus- -mazus balionus, su
kuriu pagelba tyrines orc
tekejima vietose, kur jie
plauks. Tie prietaisai pri-
gules Anglijos Karaliskosios
orlaivininkijos meteorologis
kai sekcijai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-26
Lenkai. Prie$Sinei
Tautq Lygai.
Sveicarjos Legacija Ap|eidzia Rusija.
Plianuojama Vokieciu Unija.
Prezidentas turi daug darbo.
Clemenceau sveiksta.
Plianuojama Vokieciu Unija.
rezldentas turi daug darbo.
Clemenceau sveiksta.
LENKAI PRIEsINCI TAU
TU LYGAI.

VarSava, vasario 23 d.
Associated Press korespon-
dentas praneSa, kad Lenki-
jos gyventojai didziumoje
yr& prieSingi Tautu Lygai
jie sake, kad tai yra ne
praktiSka.
Lenkijos didziuma yra
nuomones, kad Lenkijai rel
kalinga didele kariumene,
idant galima butu sujungti
zmones If pradeti nauja val
stybini gyvenima.
Lenkijai, sulyg lenkp di-
dziumos nuomones, didele
kariumene reikalinga ir tam,
kad dalyvavus Lietuvos ir
Baltrusijos atgimime ir at
stumus atgal isiverzima boil
sevikp.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-26
SHEID-BAVARIJOS
PREMIERAS.

Kopenhagen, vasario 25.
Herr She'd nominuotas pre-
mieru vieton uzmusto Kurt
Eisnerio. Herr Legtz, So
cialistas didziumietis, paskir
tas viduriniQ reikalu minis
teriu veton uzmusto Herr
Auer.
IS Weimaro pranesama,
kad po uzmusimo Bavarijos
premiere ir kitty virsininku,
didziuma Bavarijos atstovu
apleido Steigiamaji Vokieti-
jos Susirinkima il nuvykG
Bavarijon, bet tik nekuriems
pasiseke pasiekti Bavaria.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-26
UKRAJINA IR LENkIJA
SUSITAIKE.

Varsava, vasario "a d.
(suvelinta) .--Lenkijos uzru
beziniu reikalu ministerial
gavo pranesima is Lemberg
Nvovo), kad tarp ukraji-
nieciu If lenkQ padaryta SUI
tartis sustabdyti kare 6 val.
ryte, vasario "a d., t.y. pa
nedelyje. Bet sutartis gall
but panaikinta per bile pu-
Sc, tik reikia pranesti apie
tai kitai pusei IL valandu
pirm pradesiant kare isnau-
jo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-26
SVEICARIJOS LECACIJA
APLEIDZIA RUSIJA.

Berne, vasario 25 d. =
Sveicarijos legacijai Petro-
grade suteikta 1iuosas per-
vaziavimas per sovietu val
domas vietas. Legacija va
ziuoja dviem specialiais
traukiniais ir pribus Sveica-
rijon ketverge, vasario 27 d.
Atsinesimai tarp Sveicari-
jos ir sovietu valdzios buvo
itempti per tula laika ir boil
sevikai net grasino suares-
tavimu sveicarijos .pilieciu,
kurie randasi Rusijoje, jei
sveicarija nepripazins boil
seviku igaliotiniu sveicari
joje oficialiais Rusijos at
stovais.
Apleidimas Rusijos per
sveicarijos legacija, reiskia
augsciausi itempima santi-
kiu tarp sveicarijos ir boil
seviku valdzios.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-26

ga jo sveikatai. Panasia
seda daktarai turejo su pre-
mieru, kuomet buvo uzginta
jam kaibeti.
Premieras jau prieme aus
tralieciu delegacija, su pre-
mieru Hughes prieSakyje, ku
ri atstovauja iris Australijos
kareiviu organizacijas.
Sarysyje su uzpuolimu ant
premiere Clemenceau pada-
ryta keletas arestu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-26
PLIANUOJAMA VOKIE-
TIJOS IR AUSTRIJOS
UNIJA..
Weimar, vasario 25 d.

Weimar, vasario 25 d. -
Hugo Prause, pranes6jas
apie nauja konstitucija, pa
brieze, kad naujos veliavos
spalvos turetu buti-juoda,
raudona ir auksine. Tas,
girdi, italpintq ir Vokietija,
ir Austria, ir vokiskaja Ru-
sija (?). Vokietija, girdi,
bus krikstaviete Tautu Ly-
gos.
Toliau pranesama, kad
DR.. Otto Bauer, uzruhezinip
reikalu minister's vokisko-
sios Austrijos, pribuvs sia'
dien j Weimara, aptarimu.
vokiskos unijos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-26
SUV. VALSTIJU SKOLA.
Washington, D. c., vasa-

rio 25 -Finansistai ap-
skaitliavo, kad Suvienytu
Valstiju padaryta skola per
'sia kare, viska sykiu sude-
JUS, siekia j astuoniolika mi
lijardu.
Kad atmokejus sia skola
begyje 25 metu, t.y. uzbaig-
tt 1914 metals, Suv. Valsti-
jos turetu moketi kasmet ]
,200,00O,000. Cia yra
iskaitoma ir nuosimciai il
ivairios kitos islaidos.
Bet cia taipgi yra iskai-
tyta ir paskolos kitoms sa-
Inns, kurias Suv. Valstiju
valdzia paskolino JOINS. Tai
gi atmokejime skolu prisi-
des ir kitos sails.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-26
.SIUNCIAMA SUZEISTUO.
SIUS IS SIBERIJOS.

Vladivostokas, vasario IA.
(suvelinta). Angijos lai-
vas Madras veza 1900 su-
zeistuju. Jie buvo suzeisti
ivairiuose rnusiuose su bol-
sevikais. Tarpe suzeistuiu
yra 800 anglu If 500 eeeho.
slovaku. Suzeistuosius pri-
ziuri amerikones slaugyte-
jos. ,.Yj;.g
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-26
PREZIDENTAS WASH
INGTONE.

rio, rs d.-Po beveik triju
menesiQ nebuvimo prAziden
tas Wilson sugrizo siadier
isryto j Washingtona, kur
jo laukia daug darbo. Pre-
zidentas lures smarkiai ap-
sisukti, idant il atlikus, mes
uz savaites laiko jis turi vel
apleisti Amerika ir grizti
ParyziQ Taikos Konferenci-
jon.
Tarp darby, kuriuos pre-
zldentas lures tuojaus atlik-
ii, yra Sic:
Prezidentas siadien laikys
savo kabineto susirinkima,
kuriame bus apsvarstyti visi
reikalai ir ineSimai, kokius
valdzia nori, kad kongresas
praleistu.
Prezidentas nori atlaikyti
konferencija su visu valstiju
gubernatoriais, idant apkal-
bejus ekonominius ir darbo
reikalus. Tokia konferenci-
ia bus meginama susaukti
Xxi kovo 5 d.
Rytoj vakare prezidentas
lures konferencija su kon-
greso uzrubeziniu reikalu
komitetu. Cia bus nuspresta,
ar prezidentas laikys sia So
waite praklaba kongresui, ar
ne.
Astuoni dideli biliai, ku-
riais paskiriama sirntai mi
lijonu doliariu ivairiems sa-
lies reikalams turi butt per
ziureti ir patvirtinti, ar at
mesti.
Apart tokiu If panaSiu dar
bu, prez;dentas Wilson's tn
ri taipgi atlikti daugybe rel
kalu, suristu su uzrubezine
politika, tarp kuriq vienu is
svarbiausiu klausimu yra
Tautu Lygos klausimas, ku-
fri prezidentas nori tinkamai
Amerikos zmonems isaiskin
Iii. s,e,
Sulyg prezidento nuomo-
mes, Taikos Konferencija tu-
retu pasibaigti apie birzelio
l d. Nepaisant, kad prezi-
dento sveikata yra gerame
stovyje, jis isrodo siek-tiek
isblyskes if nuvarges.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-26
VOKIETIJOS LAVAL
PERZENGE SUTARTI.

Paryzius, vasario "a d.
siadien pranesta, kad Vo.
kietijos LAVAL Elbe ir, Ber-
ger tapo suimti per Fran
cuzijos kariska laiva Ori-
flamme. Mat vokiski Laval
issileido plaukti, netureda-
mi leidimo, kas priesinga lai
kinai sutarciai tarp talkinin-
ky ir Vokietijos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-26
CLEMENCEAU SVEIKSTA

Paryzius, vasario rs d. =
Premieras Clemenceau ant
tick jauciasi gerai, kad dak
tarai turi nemazai bedos.
Mat Clemenceau uzsispyru-
siai nori eiti laukan pasi-
vaikscioti, kas yra pavojin-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-26
"Lietuvi4 dienos''''
auk0S els LietuyOn
Lopatto vaziuoja Europon= =Valdzia
leido paimti visus plnigus is
dalinimui Lietuvoj
Bus tiesioginis susinesimas su Lietuva

Pagalios pasiseke gauti
nuo Suvienytu Valstiju val
dzios leidima sunaudoti Lie
tuvos zmoniu selpimui visus
pinigus, surinktus lake "Lie
tuviu Dienos" 1917 metals
If Xxi siolei gulejusius Ame-
rikos Raudonamjam Kryziuj
Washingtone.
| Americas Lietuviu Centra
LIMO Komiteto prezidentas,
advokatas Lopatto is Wilkes
Barre, Pa, gavo leidima is
vaziuoti Europon ir iSvezti
su savim visus pinigus, suau-
kautus j Centralini Komite-
ia, suselpimui Lietuvos EMO
5niu, nukentejusiQ nuo kares.
Taipgi tikimasi, kad Rau-
donasai Amerikos Kryzius
pasius Lietuvon .speciale
Raudonojo Kryziaus delega
cija, po kurios prieziura, ar
ba kurios sankcija Qeidi-
mu) bus dalinamos Lietu--
vote visos aukos zmonems,
nuo kares nukentejusiems.
Pas Lopatto isvaziuoja
E1ropon kovo 5 d. laivu
r o C h a m b e a u. Pirmiau
siai jis sustos Paryziuje, kur
tikimasi bus padaryti toll
mesni zingsniai n'lsiuntimui
delegacijos Lietuvon ii uz-
mezgimui tiesioginiu susine-
simu SUI Lietuva.
Pas Lopatto pasiima su
savim visas aukas, kokios
tik yra Centralinio Komite-
to izde, arba kurios iplauks
j j Xxi dienai jo isvaziavi-
mo.
Todel yra svarbu, kad vi
81 Centralinio Komiteto sky
rial, arba ir siaip draugijos,
kurie turf surinke auku Lie
tuvos selpimui, pasiskubin-
tu jas pasiqsti Centraliniam
Komitetui TUOJAUS, idant
galima butu jas isvezti Lie
tuvon.
Siusti aukas reik antrasu:
Lithuanian Central War Re.
lief Committee, 32O Fifth
Av. (Room 805), New York
N. Y. ~A
Virsminetas zinias sutei-
kia NUNS telegramas, pri-
sipstas "Lietuvos" Dienras-
eio Redakcijai nuo Centra-
linio Komiteto sekretoriaus
;r skambantis sekanciai:
"New York, N. Y.-Lo-
patio is leaving for Eu-
rope March Fifth, on SIS.
Rochambeau, taking with
him all funds of Central
Committee for distribu-
tion in Lithuania.
"Lopatto has positive
assurance from Red Cross
for the release of the eli
thuanian Day" money and
praise (prays?) of special
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-26
No. 4S

Red Cross delegation to
Lithuania. Direct commu-
nication with Lithuania
Seems to be assured.
"Take all steps in your
paper for raising funds in
behalf of Lithuania's suf-
ferers through Central
Committee and its bran
ches.
V. K. Rackauskas,
Secretary C. c."
st. ID l.
LietuviQ kalbon isvertus,
vlrsminetas telegramas
Skamba Sekanciai:
New Yorkas, vasario rs
Lopatto isvaziuoja Euro
pom kovo 5 d. laivu R o.
ch a NIB e a u If pasiima
su savim visus Centralinio
Komiteto pinigus isdalini-
mui ju Lietuvoje.
"Lopatto turi pilna uz-
tikrinima is Raudonojo
Kryziaus, kad "Lietuviu
Dienos" aukos bus paliuo
suotos il praso specia1es
Raudonojo Kryziaus Dele
gacijos j Lietuva. Tiesio-
ginis susineSimas SUI Lie
tuva isrodo yra uztikrin-
tas.
"Padarykite savo laik-
rastyj visus zingsnius SUI
rinkimui auku Lietuvos
nukentejusiems per Cen
tralini Komiteta il jo sky
rius.
V. K. Rackauskas,
G. K. Sekretorius.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-02-26
ORAS.

Chicagoj ir apielinkej:
Siadien giedra il salta; ry-
toj gal giedra ir silciau,
Lengvas saurvakaru vejas.
Sauletekis - $50; Saule.
leldis = 5:36. Menulis tekes
3:47 ryto.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-28
AUCTION BLOCK WILL OPEN AT THE ORPHEUM ON SUNDAY NIGHT.

Rex Beach's Auction Block" will open at the Orpheum theatre Sunday night.
 Lorelei Knight, youthful daughter of a small town politician and a shrewish mother, obtains a place as show girl in a New York company through her brother Jimmy, who be lieves in getting what money he can without working. The family goes to the city to live on her earnings Losing her position she marries the drunken son of a millionire, Bob Wharton She repents of the mar riage and refuses to be real wife to Bob until he redeems himself. Her brother becomes a member of a gang of blackmailers headed by Mox Mel cher. Lorelei meets Lilas Wynn, as she is known on the stage. The lat ter is planning revenge on Jarvis Hammon, steel magnate, for the death of her father in mill. Event ually Lilas shoots Hammon in an apartment he rents for her, and re veals her identity Hammon, before death, makes arrangements which make it appear that he has commit
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-28
DOGS PLAY PART
 IN NEW PICTURE OF PAULINE FREDERICK.

Thoroughbred Russian wolfhounds play important parts in the develop ment of the story of Her Final Reckoning" the new Paramount pho toplay starring Pauline Frederick which will be displayed at the Coli
 scum theatre Thursday and Friday This is said to be one of the best motion pictures in which Miss Fred
 erick has been seen in many months.
 In the story which is based upon the celebrated play of Prince Zilah, written by Jules Claretie, the famous French author and playwright, Mar sa, the role played by Miss Fred
 erick, is annoyed by former lover, and to put an end to his persecu- ton after she is betrothed to Prince Zilah, she turns her wolfhounds loose in her garden when the man
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-28
1.-THE LONE WOLF" COMING FEATURE
 AT THE ORPHEuM.

"The Lone Wolf' is coming feature to the Oruheum.
 The story centers about remark able criminal who, because of his habit of playing the game single. handed and his cleverness in GOV ering his tracks, is known to the police as the Lone Wolf. In Paris, this man becomes involved in the machinations of band of crooks who term themselves the Pack Among them is 'rl who arcuses the Wolf's interest eld in his be lief that she is one of his craft, he aids her in escaping from the Pack
 This escape is fraught with many ing a motorcar chase through the perils and thrilling episodes, includ streets of Paris, the burning of a hotel and a battle in the air between aeroplanes, over the English Chan nel. The girl turns out to be in reality member of the street ser vice, but upon the Lone Wolf's pro mise of reformation she gives him his liberty with the prospect of a more tender alliance between them in the future.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-28
RELIEVE, xANTIPPE" | WAS HARVARD PRIZE PLAY.

Believe Me, Xantippe," the latest Paramount picture starring Wallace Reid with Ann Little, is based upon an unusual story that was originally Harvard prize play. It was first produced, in Boston, where it was a great success, and at it's New York opening with John Barrymore in the leading part in 1913, it's success was duplicated Now the play by Fred erick Ballard, has been picturized by Olga Printzlau, and is making an other hit as picture. Miss Printz lau has arranged the action fol screen purposes so that it moves easily and rapidly, and keeps the audience wondering up to the last moment just how the story will ter minate. It will be shown at the Coliseum Theatre tonight for the last time, and a fine presentation is promised.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-05-28

comes one night to coerce her. The man is roughly handled by the dogs and the scene is said to be exceed ingly thrilling,
 The scenes were photographed under the direction of Emile Chutard, one of the best known directors in the country, at magnificent country |estate at Glen Cove, Long Island. Many thoroughbred horses and dogs are employed in the development of supplied from the famous Susan the story, the latter. having been kennels at Ft. Montgomery, x. Y.. widely known flor the blue ribbon animals they have produced.
 Miss Frederick plays two roles in this picture, and will appear in number of scenes in her dual capacity. through the use of multiple exposures. In the first part of the picture she plays the part of her mother, who has child. that later is the principal character of Marsa, which she interprets. She is finely supported by adequate players.