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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-28
AT THE MAJESTIC
AT THE COLONIAL

Norma Talmadge delighted enor-
nv aatnrda' a. ee atest sta win O.
release, 1.-THE Isle of Conquest" in
which her youngest sister Natilie
plays an important role. This is the
first time these famous sisters have
ever played in the same film. Miss
Talmadge has always been a popular
favorite with Harrisburgers but it
seemed she has outshone all her pre-
vious work by the acting she does in
THE Isle of Conquest"
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
OF next week Alice Joyce will be of
fcred in "The Vengeance of Durand."
her latest release. Alice Brady is
coming soon in Sinners"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-28
ORPHEUM

ORPHEUM
To-day and tomorrow, matinee to-
morrow. s. Topper, Inc, presents
the inquisitive comedy success.
Curiosity"
Monday night only, December L
The Captain and the Kids" the
greatest cartoon Offering of the
day.
tuesday. matinee and eveninE-The
De Fec Grand Opera Company. At
matinee they will render Dani-
zetti's masterpiece. Lucia; eve
ming Verdi's greatest composition,
"Rigcletto."
Coming soon-The great laughing
farce, She Walks in Her Sleep"
MAJESTIC
High grade vaudeville-Colonel Jack
George; $4,000 a Year" clever
playlet; Tom Moore and Girls, in
strumental and otherwise: two
other strictly headliner Keith
acts; also the last episode of "The
Great Gamble: kiddies matinee to-
morrow at i o'clock.
Coming soon-"Who's Who in Harris
burg" watch for it
Starting December A new Pearl
White serial, THE Black Secret"
VICTORIA
To-day and to-morrow-Only oppor-
tunities to see Theda Bara in The
Lure of Ambition"
All next week-Doub1e attraction;
THE Mystery of the Yellow Room"
and the first 100000 two-reel
comedy released featuring Harold
Lloyd.
COLONIAL
day and to-morrow-Last chances
to see Norma TaImadge, Harris
burg's popular screen star. in "The
Isle of Conquest" Natilie. her
youngest sister. plays an important
supporting role in this attraction.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Alice Joyce in her latest triumph,
THE Vengeance of Durand."
Brady in Sinners"
REGENT
To-day and to-morrow-Double at
traction; Marguerite Clark in
Widow by Proxy" and Billy West
in hia latest comedy.
Tuesday and Wednesday,
Maurice Tourneurs The Life
Line" a Paramount Aircraft
Special.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-28
SpECIAL NOTICE

A special showing of the first four
reels of the master mystery film;
''The Mystery of the yellow Room"
hailed by critics throughout the
United States as the very best mys g.
terry story ever screened, will be held
at the Majestic Theater Saturday
afternoon, following the regular
matinee. The audience is permltted
to remain. No extra charge Will DC
made. A..
The showing is being held for the
special benefit however, or locai
newspapermen. city detectives ann
the police force. The four reels VIII
be shown and then everyone in the
theater will be given the opportunity
of giving what they think will be the
ending of the picture. that is, , VINO
committed the murder that paired
police of several countries. Those
having the correct answers Will re-
ceive two passes to the Victoria The-
ater next week.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-28
AT THE VICTORIA

Theda Bara, the versatile William
Fox star, is at her best in The Lure
of Ambition" which started a three
day engagement at the Victoria The
ater yesterday Miss Bara points out
very 'forcibly in her role of simple
girl exactly what an ordinary woman
would go through to realize her am
bitions,
All next week the Victoria man
agement is Offering a double attrac-
ton. 1.-The Mystery OF the Yellow
Room" hailed as one of the greatest
shown, also the first two-reel Harold
Lloyd comedy ever released. entitled
dumping into Broadway"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-28
CLOSE GAME AT MrDDLETowN

The Middletown A. C. team defeated
] the Middletown football team yester-
! day at MiddIetown by a score OF
to 8.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24
ST GAINESVILLE
Belmont County Seat News
Probate Court.

d pomenico Sciarra. deccaS"d-t1nu &C
sAeount fled; set for hearing June y,
p&a9. Notice ordered and continued
Elizabeth I.azure, Unconstitutional ac-
iEo1nt hled; set for hearing June 20
kMs1s. Notice ordered and continued.
4 Samuel McFaddcn. deccased-Nlll ana
TsazniSca4ton to admit to probate filed.
with waivers Of notice BY part Of next
Boz kin
:. Victor J. Rehrer. administrator OF es-
kate OF Alfred Hodgdss, deceased VS..
Eagina Coyle ct l.-Sunmons returned
Nod filed; alias summons ordered and
Essued to plaintiff and cause continued
| lfyrcn E Cole, administrator. VS.. John
&cyinsky ct al-Petition to sell real es-
Hatn to pay debts: affidavit and precipe
Hoe sa1nmans fled Summons ordered
and Issued to sheriff Of Franklin county
SHur deten6ant-
Mario Kline rs. Elizabeth Clark-Ap-
Aitcation fled alleging concealed acocSS
Of the estate Of Elizabeth A Clark, de
heased; set for hearing May Is, 1913.
at a. m. Citation ordered and issued
Mnd cause continued.
: George ". Ashton, Reconsideration
returned and filed. endorsed with ac-
Acknowledgement Of service. .Widom came
Into open court and elected to take IN
der will.
Hiram Boron. dcceased-FSrl account
Wed: set for. hearing June ~. 1919. No
nee ordered and continued.
Kate K. 'Sprague. deceased-Proof Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24
SHADYSIlE

Bows of tho fire company recently
Organized here have announced u Soc
ial for the benefit OF the company 10 pc
given on the evening of June lOth:a NJ tnS
old school building. Patronizc the COM
psny.
Mrs. Gertrude Bujack. widow pr the
late John Bujack. who died in the Bel
lairn hospital Tuesday evening. Will o."
buried from her home this morning. she
is survived by her mother. Mrs. Schnrid-
or. and :, daughter about a year nrI :,
half old The mother. an aged woman.
Is sornly bcrrft In tn" loss Of her only
child for In less than i year she has
hurled her own mother. her son-In-'aY.
her hn*hand. and now. this daughter.
Mrs. BuiaCk WAS critically Ill in the 1all
suffering from Influenza, at the time
her husband died. She never rrgalmcd
her full strength and physicians bc'icFc
death resulted from that attack.
Thr annual Memorial SSrv;cr or the
town will b. held in the Lincoln Av"nu"
Methodist Church Sunday morning AT
IL o'clock Veterans Of the Civil War
and soldiers from the recent war arc IN
yitcd 10 attend.
joseph Montgomery. Jr who had Wis.,
itrd relatives here during the past ten
days since his honorable discharge was
granted nj Camp Sherman. left ycsicr-
day for Mount Vernon. Ohio. To- spend
the end OF the week there with friends.
He will go from there To Akron where
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Xonkcrs Of West
lard street moved this week 10 Bc9ils-
Vile
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Dawson were in
Wheeling Wednesday To altcud the OK
rrciscs incident to the G.. y. X. cncamp-
mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Georg" ,St elmer. who re-
Gently sold their Highland Avenue prep
crty. will move soon To Wheeling Island
Miss Margaret Eiry of West i;ih
Street has returned from Il visit with
her cousin. Miss Margaret Duff Of Mar
tins Ferry.
Il. G. Marhis. principal Of tho high
school. left yesterday to spend IN" end
al the week. with relatives near thrIchS-
villr. Later he will 20 10 F"lunNHs be-
Enr" going 10 his homo al Athens.
Miss Myrtle Hughes "f Jacktnwn. Pa.
who has spent tn" past thr"" w""kS
with Mrs. t. l.. r'ilby Of FIX .tvrEut.
left on Thursday for her home.
A laTl;" number Of relatives and
friends rendered To Frank l;nscInln on
"Wednesday evening q pleasant surprise
party in celebration Of his birthday an-
nivcrsary.
Mrs. Everett Carpenter nf North
Highland Avenue is visiting n tho
homo Of her mother near B"all:'v.l!c.
Mrs. Mary BROTHERS Of Lincoln Ave.
nur ~ Improving her property by hay
ing the house rrraIntrd.
trhrn D"rfr has returned from Il
business visit /" Pittsburgh wh.rc he
went on Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24
Common Pleas Court.

New cases filed:
Alfred Mayer VS.. the American Kali
way Express Co. Transcript filed.
Maud Brown VS.. George Franklin
Brown. Action for divorce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24
Realty Deeds Filed.

Carl ". Lose and Frcda j. Lose TO
John 4. Barricklow. Lot 81 in Flush
ing: $1,000.
Howard II. Moore to J. A Barricklow.
Land in Flushing: 81.
Henry M Frasher and Mary Frasher
to Alice c. Ryan. Lot 50 IN Hcndrys-
burg; 81. &c.. -. I
Nellie E. WeIlons and J. ". Wellons
to Mary r. Kennon; $500,
Jos. T. Hanes to Wilbur Davis Land
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24
Jubilee Meeting.

A jubilee meeting will be held IN the
Presbyterian church sunday evening.
May IS ut S o'clock. Everybody is in
vited and it is hoped that largo crowd
will attend This meeting 10 q union Of
all the church and temperance forces to
celebrate the prohibition victories q
the past year. The following program
will be rendered:
Opening song. - CHOIR
Devotional exercises ........--
Rev. Ira F. Leepcr and DR.. ". Fl Dick
crSon.
Solo-Vfctory. Mrs. Herbert W. Mitchell
Mrs Rudd r Necl, Huntington. W. Va.
Jubilee Offering.
Song .Choff
Benediction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24
Eieh School Commencement.

A large crowd attended the commence
ment exercise in the United Presbyterian
church on Thursday evening. Tho salu-
tatory address was delivered by Miss
Iorena Applcgarth and the valedictory
address by Miss Marguerite Brown
William Evans. Margaret Downing and
Cecil Ayers also delivered splendid ora
tions. The class address. givcp by DR..
William l.. Smyscr. dean Of Ohio Yves
leyan university. rs wei! as the music
furnished by. the ST. Ciatr$ville orches-
ira. was highly appreciated by an pres
ent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24

publication notice of appointment filed,
onnroyed and ordered recorded.
Mary T.iizaheth Mrycr. Decreased
Vruot Of publication Of notice Of ap-
continent fled. approved and ordered
recorded. ..,-''-., o.. . -'..
Cook Danford. decoased--Will and ap-
r,,icatiun u Admit To probate filed; set
tor hearing May. IL. 1919. ut Il. m. No
tice 10 minor next Of kin ordered. order
issued and continued.
Bessie c. Kemp, guardian. vs.: Her
Wards 1T al.--Apriicatl"u tilcd for au-
thcrity 10 SILT wards r"rl estate 1T rrI-
vat. sale: benz! IN SUM Of $4,000. with
John W kcmy1 AMI Andrew +. Kemp
AS sure,icS. filed: bond approved. private
safe ordered. free Of dover OF Margaret
Kemp Order issued and cause con-
tiuued
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24

Luke Odessa RigElf, Nellie Geiseler.
Will Culr. Hazel and L.Ilir Winters.
Goldr Games Virginia Caldwell
Briefs.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Luke spent Sunday
visiting Mrs. Frank Shepherd. Of Big
Wheeling Creek
Mrs. Sarah Jane Turner. who has been
spending the winter with her daughter.
Mrs. ". \. Caldwell. iS now visiting
Mrs. John Davis. at Lone Oak.
Miss Louise Daguc is recovering from
an attack If tunSiliiiS. Dir. r. W. Pcddi-
cord. Of Ella Grove. was called in at
tendance. =
Mr.. Hnrr% Bartrug entertained his
friends OH Saturday evening with
party.
Mr. Earle Mexican has returned to his
home in West .hlrNanhcn after visit
with his uncle. Mr.. Thomas Earlcwin".
Mrs. Sarah Majors. of washington. Pa.
is tho guest of her sister. Mrs. VIII
Junkns. Of Viola.
Miss Helen Kent IS spending the week
with Mrs. clyde E.arlcwir".
Mr.. James WEIGH was a business visit
or in Elm Grove Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Shepherd was shopping in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24

tho city and visiting relatives In Elm
Grove on Wednesday.
Mr.. James WEIGH has rented his resi-
dcncr 10 parties in Bcnwood for sum-
mer residence.
Mis-: Annie Winters spent Tuesday and
"Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
McCullcy.
Mr. Geo. 4. Fox. Will Junkins. James
Archer and Clyde Earlewinc were trans
acting business in Elm Grove Thurs
day.
Mrs. VIII Jones and Miss FLORENCE
Jones were shopping in the city on
Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24
SAND HILL

The driv" is now OH for III" funds for
the Salvation Army. An persons dcsir
ing to contribute please SCI or notify
ono OF tho War Activity committeeman
named below on o. before May -: l..
W. Luke. charman: I1riCc DaEu". .:ct'rr
tury; Agnes Luke. publicity "hutrman
and treasurer: FlorcnC" Jones. Isaac
Florence Maxwell.
Centenary movement nj this place is
TO complete the work laid out this week.
Among the many solicitors are: Anna
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24
n Martins Ferry. $40.

in Martins Ferry: $40.
Thos. T. FRASER and wife 10 Mary
Gordon. Lot 80 in Colerain township
SIS.
Margaret Palmer and Henry Palmer
TO G. H Miller. Lot 80 in BarncsTille;
81.
Caroline Myers to Blanche Myers. Half
Of lot 1897 in Rivcrview: $40.
Odel Hall and Mary Hall 10 Albert L.
Beck ct al. Land in Martins Ferry;
$4,000.
Francesca Marchio TO Rafclt Marchlo.
Half of lot 1895 in Martins Ferry: 81.
John II. ,McGraw and Emma l.. Nc
Graw 10 Antona Max. Lot SIS in Shady
side: 500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24
Common Pleas Court.

New cases Iilcd: Joseph Saho vs. Ju-
liza Sabo, action for divorce: Ralph
Marsh vs.. Mary Marsh. action for d.
yorcc: Ecrt r. rick"tt vs.. John g.
irayur. action for accounting and eQuIt-
able relief. LAJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24
Union Services.

The G.. ~ L. memorial services will be
held in the NJ. K. church on sabbath
morning Rev. &. L. Smith If Bellairc
Will deliver the memorial address. IN
the evening the union temperance judi
lett service will be held in the Presoy-
terian church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24

SOLD EvERYwHERD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24
Realty Deeds Filed.

Charles Rosscr ard wife 10 c. NJ Ros-
ser and ]. L .Maloncy. land III Bellairc;
$40.
John D. SaTcll to Ella NJ. Jenkins,
land in, Kirkwood township: 81.
ReecS+iWoTkrnan and clara Workman
to Eugene Workman. land in Bellalre;
$40.
". ]. Bryan Burs"n /" Mrs. Arr J..
Burson. land In Warren township: IS.
Gladys Whittocfl to Selena Whittock.
land in St. Clairsv!llc: 81.
John NJ. Garden and wife TO Barbara
Ellen Brooks. land in Mead township:
$40.
Henry Whittock, deceased. to Gladys
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24
Probate Court.

Matthew II. Grccnlee, deceased. In
! ,.cutory filed. approved and ordered re-
! corded.
John Walter Raumgartner. Juvenile
,lcpc r1"nt. Warrant 10 convey returned
and filed.
Martha Jane Frittcr. deceased. Testi-
nony OF witnesses taken reduced to
writing and filed; will admitted 10 pro-
! bat" and record ordered.
Rachel A. Phillips. administrators or
Lawrence n. Phillips. deceased. VS.
Rachel'A. Phillips CT al. Order of private
sale returned and filed. endorsed. Prem
Uses sold May 10 to ". y, Carleton for
$3.50. Saln confirmed and deed ordered;
$214.7O found to be value Of dover in
tercst Of Rachel A. Phillips, widow.
Costs. expenses. taxes and value OF
DOVER ordered paid. Record ordered.
Estate OF Mary Orend. deceased. APP
plication filed for appointment Of ad-
ministrator Bond $500. filed and ap-
proved. Appointment made. letters or
dercd and issued Inventory Of real and
personal property ordered. nrdc. issued.
Ruth Eileen Smith, Juvenile depend
cnt. Child brought hntorr court. cauS%
heard Child found dependent and com
mltted TO Belmont County Children's
homo. Warrant to convey ordered and
issued.
Jessie Rogers. lunacy. Warrant to re-
convey TO Columbus State hospital or
Grr"d and issued.
Estate of Zofa Markowsky. deceased
CITATION returned and filed endorsed with
acknowledgment Of service. Widowcr
came into open court and elected to take
under will.
Estate of Frank Ranccl. deceased. APP
;.,ication fled for appointment Of adj
Manifestation. Bond 1000 fnled and ap-
proved. Appointment made, letters or
Gercd and issued Inventory dispensed
with.
Sarah Douglass. truSteeshlp. Applica
ton filed by Elwood Devices for ap-
rointment Of trust created by items S
and of will Of Joseph W. Joh"-",,. Do
ceased. for benefit of Sarah Douglass,
former trustee being deceased. Ii"nd
$500. filed and approved: Appointment
made letters ordered and issued.
Winfield Moore. administrator Of Al
bert ". Caldwell. deceased. vs.. Orwell \.
Galley. dcfendant. Order Of private sale
returned and filed. Promises sold. Sale ,
confirmed and deed ordered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-24
School Enumeration.

The school enumeration OF the school
district or 81. Ctairsvillr has been com
plcted and totals tn" number Of t@l ~
pills which range in age from to II
years. These figures show an increase
Of "a over those OF Lest year.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-17
PETROGRADAS ARTI
PUOLIMO.

Londonas, spalio 16 d.
Atejo ziniu buk dlutviete
Kronstad, kuri gine kelia j
Petrograda is juriu pusas,
jau pasidave anglQ laivynui,
Gi is Helsingforso steina
ziniu, kad Petrogrado boil
sevikai apleidzianti miesta.
Judenicio spekos, kurios
eina ant Petrogrado is piet-
vakarq, kaip pranesa ran
dasi nuo Petrogrado tik rs
mylios. Judenic buk jau
uzemes Gatcina ir musasi
uz Carskoe Selo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-17
ANGLAI LIEPE BER-,
MONDTUI APLElSTI
RYGA.

Paryzius, spalio IA d. =
Specials kablegramas del
New York Time pranesa,
jog Paryziuje gauta zinia,
kad komanduotojas Angli-
jos laivyno Baltiko jurese,
pranese pulkininkui Ber-
mondt, komanduotojui ruso-
voheciQ speku Rygoje, kad
tuoj pasitrauktu, nes kitaip
Anglijos laivynas kanuole-
mis- isprasys ruso-vokiecius
is Rygos.
Gavus sia zinia Paryziuje
pasirode, kad augsciausioji
talkininku taryba nera da-
vusi panasaus isakymo anglu
lafvynui Baltiko jmtese.
Paskutines dvi savaites
francuzu laikraSciai labai
uzsipuola ant Anglijos, kad
il viena kontroliuojanti Bal
tiko reikalus.
Cia manoma, kad Lloyd
George gal ir nebuvo Zinc
jes apie toki Anglijos laivy-
no elgimasi, bet laivyno mi
nisteris Wilton Churchill,
manoma, apie viska zinojes
.pirmiau.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-17
RUSIJOS SOVIETAI
PAVOJUJE.

'.ondonas, spalio 16 d.
Suiyg pranesima is visQ Ru-
sijos krastu atrodo, kad
Rusijos sovietu dienos yra
trumpos.
Is priesbolsevikisku from
tQ ateina pranesimQ, kad
prizes bolsevikiskos kariu-
menes turi Wis daugiau pa
sisekimu ir Wis toliau stu
mia bolseviku ar1nija.
Londono laikrasciai, pri-
tarianti bolSevikams, kaip
Herald ir xiii, irgi isreiske
nuomone, kad bolsevizmas
Rusijoje esas kritiskame
padejime.
Birzoje irgi fadosi upas,
kad bolsevikai bus nugale-
ii, mes kila vert5 tulu akcijq.
Sakoms, ked generolai
Denikinas ir Judenic ir ad-
mirolas Kolcakas veikia
prizes bolsevikus sutartinai
If buk todel jiems pradejo
geriau sektis.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-17

Vslstiju ambasada Petro-
grade pereitr liepos menesl
buvo du syk po prievarta
iskratoma, neva bejieskant
ginkly, bet ju nerasta.
Bedarant kratas tspo, be-
veik, sunaikintas ambasados
turtas;; gi minia veliau Vi
siskai issinesioje kas jai pa
tiko.
Pagaliaus bolsevikai Vi
siskai susikraUnte Suvieny-
tQ Valstijq ambassador il ia
paverte, beveik, tikra kar-
ciama.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-17
SUSIJUNGE SU DENIKI-
NU Prizes LEINKUS.

Londonas, spalio 16 d. -
Ukrainai paskelbe kare De-
nikinui tik todel, kad Deni-
kino kariumene, eidama ant
Maskvos uzkliude ir ukrai-
niecips.
Bet veliau gauta SiniQ,
kad dalis ukrainu tiesiog pri
prie Denikino, bet
su ia islyga, kad Denikinas
stengiasi atimti nuo lenkQ
Rytine dali Gslicijos ir
Cholmo gubernija.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-17
TALKIN{NKAI PERSE-
KIOJA VOKIECIU
zVEJUS.


Berlynas, spalio 16 d.
cia gauta visa ellie prane-
simQ, kad talkininkai ne
liedzia vokieciams zvejoti
Baltiko jurese. Sakoma net
kliudama zvejoti Vokieti-
jos vandenyse (arti krasto)
Tas, girdi, issaukias pasi-
piktinima tarpe vokieciv
(Matomai Sis trukdymas
zvejams yra sarysyje su Bal
tiko situacija).
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-17
AlRIU SEIMAS VIDUR-
NAKTYJE.

Dublin, spalio Is d. -
Valdzios buvo uzdrausta
sinnfaineriams tureti savo
seima. Bet jie nepaisydami
to susirinko ir atlaike savo
Selma b6gyje triju valandQ
nakties laiku. Sakoma, visi
reikalingi dsrbG tapo stlik-
tt pilnoj tvarkoj.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-17
Lietuvos kariSka mi
sija Amerikoje.
Nauia LietuvoS ministerial.

Gedgaudas atvaziuos We
liaus. Misija apsistojo
Washingtone If inteika'
savo kredencijalus Egze-
kutyviam Komitetui; jau
darbbuojasi piloj koope-
racijoj su EgzekutyviQ Ko
mitetu. Ofisai taipgi pa
init prie Egzekutyvio
Komiteto.
Lietuvos Ministeriv ,, c.
Kabinetas. r-
Egzekutyvis Komitetas
gavo is Kauno sekanti kabe
legrama:
Naujai perorganizuotas
Ministeriu aKbinetas susi-
deda sekanciai: Ernestas
Calvanauskas, premieras,
finansQ ir prekybos minis.
teris;
Profesorius Valdenaras.
uzrubeziniu reikalu ministe-
teris;
Daktaras Elizejus Drau-
gels, vidaus reikslu minis
teris;
Juozas Tubelis, epsvetos
ir zemdirbystes ministeris;
carneckis, komunikacijos
minister's;
Letukas, kares ministerijos
ADMINISTRATORS ir laikina-
sal Lietuvos kariumenes va.
das;
Merkis, buvusis kares mi
nisteris yra Letuko padeje-
jas.
Ainisteriu skaitlius suma-
Nntas nuo dvylikos Xxi sep=
tyniu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-17
SENATAS ATMETE PA
TAISYMA SANTUNG
KLAUSIME..
Washington, D. c., spalio

Washington, D. C., spalio
16 d. = Siadien senatas 55
balsais prizes 35 atmete se-
natoriaus Lodge pataisyma
prie taikos sutarties, kuriuo
noreta santung pussali per
duoti Chinijai vieton Japo-
MICS.
W pataisyna balsavo 81
repubblikonai ir iris demok
ratai. Gi prizes pataisyma
balsavo IA republikonQ ir
Al demokratas.
Santung klausime daba-
tai tesesi seSias valandas.
Debatuose daug islieta kar-
Wilsono.
ciu zodz1u link prezldento
Tuli senatorial uzreiske,
kad jie balsuos prizes patai-
syma, nes jis neapsaugoja
Suvienytu Valstiju reikalu.
Bet jie zada balsuoti ir
prizes taikos sutarti jei ne
bus priimti prie jos tinkami
pataisymai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-17
NORI SUDARYTI BELGI-
JOS-HOLLANDIJOS
SAJUNGA.

-
Paryyzius, spalio Is d.
Belgijos atstovai Wis reika-
lavo, kad butu pertaisyta
1859 metQ sutartis tarp Bel
gijos ir Hollandijos, kan
priesinosi hollandai.
Dabar gi pranesta ke-
liens laikrasciams tapo pra
nesta, kad, yieton ginco, Ike
tinama padalyti Belgijos-
Hollandijos sajunga,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-17
LIETUVOJ PASKELBTA
MOBILIZACIJA.
kopenhagenas, spalio Is

kopenhagenas, spalio 16
d. = IS Kauno gauta teleg-
ramas, kad visoj Lietuvoj
paskelbta kares stovis il
taipgi paskelbta mobilizaci-
ia vyru triju kliasu.
Rusu kariumene pc va
dovyste pulkininko Verge
liz, prigelbstint vokieciams
susikoncentravo tulose vie
tose uzeme valdiskas istai-
gas; gi mokyklas paverte j
kaZermes.
Vergolic kontroliuojamo
Sc vietose Lietuvos valsty-
bine veliava visur pakeicie-
ma rusiskomis veliavomis.
Grasina apskelbti Iietuvius
isdavikais.
Pulkininkas Vergolic is
leido proklamacijs j lietu-
vius ragindamas liuosnoriai
prisideti prie rusu, tada,
girdi, Lietuva gsusianti nuo
Rusijos savivaldyba.
Tolisu proklamaeijoje pa
brieziama, kad jei lietuviai
neprisidetQ prie rusu, tai
jie bus apsaukti kaipo Ru-
sijos isdavikai.
Lietuvos Militare Misija
Amerikoje.
Lietuvos militare Misi-
ia jau Amerikoje. Aisijos
priesakyje yra pulk. J'o-
dodis ir pulk.Pery; pulk.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-10-17
VARYMUI DEGTINE.S
NAUDOJO POLICISTU
KAMINA.

a.ondonas. Policistai slap
tus degtendarius suranda
sekant dumus Is kaInino.
Tulas airys sujunge savo
kamina su policistQ kazar-
mes kaminu ir per ilgus me-
tus ramiaf sau ware degti-
ne, kol geri draugai neis-
plepejo apie tai policistams.