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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29
By Gabrielle dAnnun1lo.

(Copyughi. 1913. by Universal Service /
FlUME. Sept y 1t wa, on ''s
night OF september II when, a. ]
lay pr1stra,ed IN bed at Venice, ae
yourcd BY sever, a vision came TO me
a VISION OF beloved IJumc.
It was a mystic call OF exalted
patriotism. 4, badc me arise and lead
crusade for the rescue oi that city
No time mus, be lost. FOR ! learned
that on the twelfth that ray'HNg
horde, Of Croats planned 20 swH0p|
down " tn fire and sword and ra'aac
wherever love and LOYALTY 10 mother
Italy were found within the cou'nr'
Of Fiumc. which tolay is the holy
mecca Of all true Italians.
So. summoning handful ~ fol.
lowers explained ihA, the hour ol
solemn sacrifice and devotion had
sounded and We set out upon the great
pilgrimage OF patriotism,
Some has described our odyssey as
the fIlmho,ant. glory seeking adycn.
turc oi mad poet, They arc poor
shallow spirits without vision
Neither for myself nor ior my heroic
followers is this ar adventure, or
vain bid for glory, or pira,jCal ro-
nance. II is divine mission no
les, pure and holy than the cru'ade'
OF ancient times
From the humblcd grenadler TO the
leaders, my forces are all inspired
with the same unquenoheable fire
A, iirA ! had thought Of leading
volun,eei<S on the perilous quest, but
saw at once tha. this would not
suffice. for | wanted TO demonstrate
,ha, the call which reused me from
| my sick bed had come to all Italy
| So decided 10 set forth alnos, alone.
preaching the gospel Of Fumes de-
liveranot as ! went along, and gather
ing from hivouacs and camps along
the road an army Of patriots in the
cause OF riglt and Justice, AN ARMY
COMPOSED or REGULAR lTAL-
Han TROOPS, REPRESENTATIVE
IOF THE ENTIRE MOTHER
| COUNTRY.
Ny Judgmen, proved sound my vision
clear IT WAS THE ITALIAN
ROYAL ARMY WHICH CLOSED
| RANKS IN MY WAKE As l
| MARCHED TO FlUME. IT IS TIFF
ITALIAN ROYAL ARMY THAI
| NOW HOLDS THE HOLY CITY
| OF FlUME UNDER MY COM.
MAND, IN DEFIANCE OF ALL
| ENEMIES.
All know their leader will no, fai
them in tie hour Of peril All know
| am really to die at a moment
notice in the service oi great cause
| WHAT IS DEATH TO NE. WHO
lHAVE ALREADY BRANED II
ITWO SCORE AND MORE TINES
| WHAT IS THE VALUE OF TIL,
| POOR CRUST. MY BODY?
| WHEN FlUME IS DEFINITELY
WON 4 AN GOING TO FLN
FROM ROME TO TOXIC, HOP
ING DEVOUTLY THAT A TY
| PHOON WILL END MY LIFE
FAR OUT IN THE INDIA
! OCEAN
No, glory did no, tempt mc =
come hi,hcr nor did death detc
me Glory is mine already, and deatI
! know too well
This same spirit imbue, my heroi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29
WALL STREET

NEW YORK, Sept. 20. - Stecb and
other leaders were under further pres
sure AZ noon, hut rallied vigorously on
rsnewAd buying Of Crucible Steel at the
new hish record Of s?7N l!duipments.
alao made full recovery with oils ana
rsac(i0ns on food sharcs esp,cin'ly
Ampt3can Sugar. were speedily recoy'
seel.
Tks critical period in tho steel strike
sIsft44 little adverse etiec, on % %,nans.
tfiA, Ahares at the opening OF todays
stock market aside from rnoderate
dsel(es In u. 3. Steel. the general ll.t
shoyInl marked strength. Crucihe
Stea vas aeSin the leader advancing
J peihts 10 the new hlsh record OF
~. from which II soon reacted tour
polnle. followed hy partial rally,
BtthIehem Steel yielded 3 points At the
opvnlAe but rebounded almost imme-
dstsly. shippinEs. rails and motors
ole and sugars were higher ny ! 10
p0tAQ. Proflt-taking caused tho usual
irrs4llArity before tho end of tho first
haH hour
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29

rear and take our dust but stand
aside"
That wa, all-Iorward again until
as the rarllr nigh, vu succeeded BY
glorious dawn. Ec .,mr 70 a ait
a. the gate, Of I'iume There General
Tltaluga, commanding 'ls Italian
troops. Was awaiting %, vith an olt.
RACED arr
"What-yoI who are 100 A~-,s
doing th.'.' hc asked MSll
under 'aud the gravity of thc t<l-
tl1n: II
"I am 'f- master here arF am
going 10 pa.,.'I '6.l lUm. dI,Ianng
| the bludg oi word,
why. my troops WI fre IN sou."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29
OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Sept 2a-HOGs re-
cejpts If. 300. STEADY 10 100 lower. Bulk
iIi0oQi1i5. hesvies sisiSgl 80, me-
dlum ii7OOul7bO. lights SO Joui75o.
pigs tltO0uiTTa. CATTLE. receipts
10000 steady, calves steady 20 Csc
higher. Choice heavy steers H6.lbn
1890, medium fl9.i0ui6 co. common
lo50a 1895. choice lights iist0Ul7 30;
common ,s.15dlabei butcher heifcra
@.7Sglt25. cows 81 t0g q o0i chnners
$500 " i3t0 slockcrs $3.50 ~ p75.
SHEEP. receipts 10 1000, rs ,o soc hlgh.
or. Lambs 251i5aS. culls ibon
Sl2o0. yearling wethcrs - 00U TO no.
ewes Is 500 90; cull- 81 00T 25, breed.
Ing ewes i7.o0u 100. feeder lambs
SO sou t. so.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Sept 20 The cotton
market was extremely nervous and un-
settled during today's early trading
There was no change IN the buliish
character OF thu spot and crop news
but Liverpool showed weakness owing
to the British railroad strike and the
opening here was barely steady ut q
decline OF 10 to 80 points under realizing
and southern and Liverpool selling Oc.
,ober broke 10 si.19 and Dec. 10 al ssc.
or ~ points net lower. hut houses with
Wall street come ctions were buyers
and there were rallies OF IL or 20 points
before tho end n the frat hour.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29

from the ground as though la'','
forth by the stamping Of a magician.
foot
Once a general barred our way
SAYING.
"Who and what are you. whittier are
you going am your lpcrior
Il am gong 20 l'iume, where todsy
the chief command deyolyes upon me.
! respnnded III Won Ike. 20 10 Tie
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Sept ~ HOGS receipts
10 600; lower. heavy sls2bulIJS. me.
y dun 1l6 500 Il 60. light ils00miI50;
pigs 3i5 2SIis2I. CATTLE: receipts
$4,000; firm choice heavy steers SIC ~
1880, medium sils5dis?b common
ts5oNii.25. choice lights tii50T n %;
common ts00uii26 butcher hcifors
s60fit1j. cows ,650ula50 Gamers
sSTsSe cs,ys, ,o: tsT issders
receipts 10 600: firm. Lambs ,l27Sd
1850; culls ts5OGl2So choice ewes
ts?5Q72s; culls HoOdS7S, breeding
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29
LIVE Rpool.
nvrRpoohS, EZV %. COTTON .po

LIVERPOOL. aCexe %, --oosssn SPOT
quiet; prices saey; good middllnS.
20 49, fully middling, ?ootd, middling.
10 aii low middllnx. 1884; good ordi-
nary, lb.std; ordinary. li.sid Sales.
1000 bales, including 1880 American,
Receipts $4,000 bales. including ls,5oO
American.
Futures closed steady; Sept, i17Id;
Oct, lS77d; Nov. 1884; Doc, 1880 (;
Jan. 1854; March. is.75d; May, i9,oSd.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29
GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

CHICAGO. Sept 2o--weaknew de-
velopcd In the corn market today as u
result OF lack Of support. Declines In
foreign exchange rates tended further 10
depress corn. and 40. too. did lower
quotations on hogs, Opening prices,
which varied from Nc off to Nc ad-
vance, with December 81 2sh 10 tl.2s
and May ti.i to nNh, were followed
by a material setback all around
Notice that on account OF British
strikes the shipping board had sus-
pended al saillnGs TO the United
kingdom kept the bulls at a dissd-
vantage In the later dealings Prices
closed unsettled Nc to Nc net lower.
with Dec. t2iA to 3i.HN and May
SAN To sl.?2k.
Oats fell with corn. After opening
unchanged 20 NC OF, including Decem-
her at 10Nc 10 TIC, the market under
went a decided sag.
Provisions were dragged down by
the action Of grain and hogs.
In provisions as well a. N corn. tho
stoppASe At shipments 10 the United
Kingdom operated ~ a bearish factor.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Sept 90 - CASH
WHEAT unchanged To &c lower. No
hard. i,.snsls: No ., t225p2 e.: No.
red. t2eld22s; No. ?. s. SO, ~
CORN about ic lower: No. mixed, fasS
v. No. 2 white, tl6in IS; No, . yell
low. s.5ih S6. OATS, noniinalH uu'
changed TO isc lower; No. white, .c;
No. 2 mixed. 66iic; No. red. t9i 'cc,
RYE. SIS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Sept. ~. 500 BUTTER ur-
settled. creamery. teu65c, EGGS high
or. receipts II. .ss5 cases; f'rstn. 500 s2c (;
osdinsry firs's. tbmt Ice: at mark, cases
inclu6sd. "gSoc storage packed ii,sts.
springs, 25c. fowls. ts,s d26,sc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Sept. 80 s--poTAToEs re-
celpts l0s cars: Mlnnesots and f(r,h
Dakota, sxcksd and bulk, Early cnlos
S2t6@f60; Minnesota and Wisconsin
hu!s and rcssd, ,s,, Tepnd ,Snns wh,,e ,, T., 3
sacked, Brown Beauties. sales to Job.
bers, {s16u290
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29
PROVISIONS
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Sept. 80 --puTTER
ic htsher. creamery. extras b6c, frrts
SIC. seconds SEE; packing Nc, EGGS.
10 higher; frsts Ipo: seconds 3oc.
POULTRY unchanged, hens 2sc, roost-
ers I6c. broilcrs 3oc. POTATOES; car
io,s, tst0I2s5 per cwt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Sept 20. SUGAR raw,
steady; centrifugal 1850: refined,
stendy. cut loaf 10 soc; crushed n. 2bc
mould A e.5Oc: cubes e7bc: xxx pow
dsred s,aoc; standard powdered e.itc;
fine grxnulated and diamond A e0oc.
confectioners A s9Oc; No soft sugar
Ste
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29
MIDDAY STOCKS.

Tho following quotations NJ New York
markets up to 1890 p m. today were
complied by Houston, fiblo company
- North BroadHAN,
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ion and the entire Italian army will
flock 20 my standards.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29
ST LOUIS.

ST LOUIS, Sept. 20 CORN No .
lit5. No 9 white 3i60Ul5l OATS.
No 6sLc. No. = white 6aM " 1nc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29
sT. LOUIS.

Ar. LOUIS. Sept. 20. POULTRY un-
changed; BUTTER. creamery. sac.
EGGH tIc,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 2s.-coRN;
close, Sept 'itsh; Dec. 'lHH; May
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29
CATTLE Market
ACTIVE TODAY
Large Number Of Steers Of
fered Here,
ropAYs RECEIPTS.

CATTLE. The cattle market was ne
tive and steady today with good many
steers on tho market TIN bulk Of the
saies were ~ s. 80 to 80 80 Choice COWS
pold for $3.50. stockcrs and feeders
warn strong
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29

Prices Of tho various stAdes Of cattle
ere approximately AS follows
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-29
REFINING
PROFITS

nee1mlnA The general public too
MT uWuWV familiar with tho tremendous profits
m Ar oYn that have been realized from
HuV6US filming to require any detailed In
formation along these lines
elaboration and II should be sufficient 70 sny that
REFINING PROFITS ARE THE BACKBONE or
THE OIL BUSINESS with tho profit running any
where from two TO six or seven times that derived
from tho production Of crude oil and besides these
profits are stable and reliable because they
everlasting and long there Is crude OIL pro
ducsd just 80 long will refining plant hs able 20
turn out thousands and thousands Of dollars In
profits every time the rises and sets.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-25
ISkiInl0se Auku
$5,IIl,I5
VAKARYKSCIOSE VAR
Po IsLEISTUVIU IsKIL
MESE AUKU VISO SU-
RINKTA $5,111.15.
KlEK DALYVAVO
CHICAGOS PARODOL

1sleisti Liet. Laisves Var
.po isChicagos susirnko mil
ziniSka minia. Vienas len
kas, pamates paroduojan-
cius, atbeges savo drau-
gams pasakoja: "Jakich
dvenascie tysency." "Lietu-
vos" reporters parbeges uz-
dusiusiai pasakojo, kad apie
$4,000 (taip if buvo pagar-
sinta ekstra laidoj). Iskil-
miu tvarkdariai v6liau pra-
nese, kad svetaineje buvo
$4,000 s6dylIlQ If visos buvo
pilnos il apie 1000 stovejo;
gi nebuvo ileista svetain6n
jrgi apie 5000. Angliski re-
porteriai (Herald an Exa-
miner skelbia, kad dalyva-
70 parodoje apie 10000 lie
tuviu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-25
ANGLIA Palma SAyO
=. ITEKMEN THETA

Washington, rugp. 25 d.
Cia gauta zinia is Pekino,
kad tarp Chinijos ir Ang-
liJos eina derybos idant pa
yesti Theta pc Anglijos au-
toritetu. Pranesimas is Peki-
no skamba sekanciai:
"Derybos tarp Anglijos If
Chinijos link I'ibeto priejo
pageidaujamon iinkmen del
abiejQ valstiju. Kick laiko
atgal Chinijos uzrubeziniu
reikalQ ministerial tutiko
duoti Tibetui Autonomija,
Las buvo uzgirta ir Britani-
jos valdzios.
"Sutartis link Tibeto dziu
gina Chinija, kIri bus pa
liuosuota nuo ekstra iskas-
ciQ palaikymui tvarkos IT,
beto provincijoje."
Igijus itekmes Tibete
Anglia tampa stipriausia
valstybe pasaulyje ypac po
siai karei, nes viose pasaulio
dalyse turi savo kontroleje
ar itekmeje nemazus plotus
zemes.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-25

Taigi atkreipkime atyda
] paskutini sakini kur pasa
kyta: "Talkinikai pripazino
Lietuvos valdzia". Lietuvos
Valdzios pripazinimas per
talkininkus dar nera pacios
Lietuvos kaipo valstyb6s
pripazinimu. Tas reiSkia
taiktai ta ,kad Lietuvos val
dzia, turi teise uztrauk
ii paskolas atsakys Lietuva
il tie kas Lietuva teityje
yaldys. Pagaliaus dar ir pa
tVirtinimo sios zinutes rel
kia laukti, nors vakar Chica-
gos DAILY News trumpai
panaSiai raSe bet national
dedama pamatan New Yor-
ko Herald'o mineta kable-
grama).
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-25
VOKIETIJA SIUNCIA
ATGAL MASINAS.

Paryzius, rugp. "a d. =
praneSimo industria-
lio biuro Vokietija jau sugra
Zinc Francuzijai ivairiQ ma
sinu If preikiu apie $4,000
tony. Sakoma, francuzai
dar daug surado Vokietijo-
je ivairiu masinu, kurias vo-
kieciai pirmiau isgabeno, gi
dabar lures francuzams gra
zinti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-25
KAREIVIAI PRIzIURI
TVARKOS HAMMONDE.

Hammond, ind, rugp. 21
d. - iris simtai Indianos
siqdien saugoja
Hammonde Standard Steel
karu kompanijos dirbtuvc.
Kit sesi simtai saugoja
miesto gatves; 1,7OO strei-
kuojanciu kompanijos dar-
bininku pabuge kareivu, ap
simalsine.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-25
IrALAI SUSIKIRTO SU
SERBAIS KATTAROJE.

.Kattaro. rugp. 21 d. -
Francuzams is Kattaros pa
sitraukus, atsitiko beveik
tas pats, ka Antivarijoje.
Nespejo francuzai iseiti,
kaip atejo italy pajiega.
Dabar mieste stow serbQ
if italy kareiviai.
IvairQs susirinkimai ture-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-25
ANG-
LiAKASIAI PRASIS 60
MUGS. DAUGAIU.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, rugp.
20 d. = Organizacijos ras-
tininkas kasininkas, kalbe-
damss Suv. Kas. Darb. triju
apskriciQ konvencijoje sia-
dien uzreisk6, kad svarbiau-
stu ateinanciame balandyje
bus uzdaryta sapa, seSig va
landQ darbo diena irpake-
limas algV 60 nuos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-25
LENKAI PAEME ROVNO.

VarSava, lugp. n d. =
Paemimas Rovnos rugp. II
d. vakare pazymi kita svar-
bu lenkQ kareiviQ pasiseki-
ma. zinovai tvirtina, kao
lenkai visai neturi tikslo
paimti Kieva, bet jie eina
Daugpiles (Dvinsko).
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-25

miesto tests per ziema pa
gal vasarini traukiniu sura
So. Trukstant manu- il esant
augstiems nuomams st. Pau
lyj ir Minneapolyj daugu-
mas vasarnamiu savininLu
nusprende ziemavoti uzmies
tyj.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-25
VEL SPORTAKU
SUKILIMAI.

Berlinas, rugp. "a d.
Vokietijoje vel pradeda
smarkiau veikti, taip vadina-
mieje, spartakai. SpartakQ
sukilimai, paskutinemis die
nomis, ivyko keliose vietose.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-25

jo vieta 10 dienQ tam at
gal dar prie farncuzu Semi
ninkavimo, miesto gyvento-
jai labai ipyke ant italy. Jie
tvirtina, kad jie turi pripa-
rodymQ, jog italai gelbeje
karali1inku kareiviams.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-25
5000 AmarikoS Karejviy
LietuYen.
LlETUVOS VALDzIA NO
RI SUDARYTI AMERIKO-
NU BRIGADA.
TALKININKAI PRIPAzI-
NO LIETUVOS VALDzIA
AMERIKA SIUNCIA MAIS
ia LIETUVOM.

Paryzius, rugp. Fl diena.
(Specialis kablegramas New
York Herald). PaIiuosuoti
AInerikos kareiviai Francu-
zijoje permazai kariavo ir
pageidauja veiklesnes tar
nystes istojant Americas
brigadon kovoti uz Lietu-
yius. Tas apsireiSke 20 Sc
kanciam Heralde (Francu-
zijoje) apgarsinimo:
"PAREEKALAVINdAS.
Paliusuoti Annerikos armi-
jos aficierai ir kareiviai rel
kalingi tarnystei Eu.opoje;
gera alga. Ateiti ypatiskai.
(Pasiraso) Lietuvos Militare
Misija, Rue Jean Giujon".
Sis pagarsinirnas pritrau-
&c daugybe paliuosuotq Anne
rikos arnnijos aficierp ir ka-
reivip, taip ir tu kurie IL
kisi butt tuoj paliuosuotais
j Lietuovs misijoS stovykla.
Jie i$reiske nusistebejinna,
kad Lietuviai organizuoja
tik Amerikonu brigada tar
nysten Lietuvoje. Daugelis
paliko savo adresus ir tesla
81 derybos su buvusiais Anne
rikos aficierais, de- koman
davimo kariumenes.
Lietuviai nori suorgani-
zuoti Arnerikonu brigada is
5000 begyje triju menesiu
kovai su bol5evikais siau-
riuose ir vokieciais pietuose,
kurie nepildo Focho paliepi-
mo ir nesitraukia is Lietu-
Vos.
Amerikos liuosnoriai
imami vieniems metams, bet
Lietuvos valdzia gales rel
kalui prisiejus, laikyti juos
tarnystej dar iris metus.
Nuo atmetimo Lietuviu
Brastos sutarties lietuviai al
kartotinai protestavo priei
Vokietijos iSnaudojima Lie
tuvos ekonomiskai. Tuo pa
ciu laiku lietuv..ai nuolatos
kariavo prizes Rusijos raudo
nuosius.
FTlaI a =
(Redakcijos paaiSkinimas
ST zinia lietuviams svarbi i,
mes ia padavem zodis 70
din kaip il tilpo "New Yorl
Herald" pereita petnyci'
"New York Herald" turi s
vo isleistuve Paryziuje If te
mai iseidavo europine lai
da to dienraseio del SuN
Valstijq kareiviu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-25
ANGLAI KONFISKAVO
SINN FEINU LAIKRAsTI.

Dublinas, rugp. Fl d.
siadien po pietQ policija
isiverz6 kantoran svarbiau-
sio Sim FeinV laikrascio
"The Irishman" ir konfis-
kavo formas sios savaites
lsidai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-25
ORAS

Chicagoje ir apielinkeje:
Siadien dalinai debesiuo-
ia; vidutiniai ivairQs v5jai.
Maza atmaina temperature
je.
Sauletekis 6:09; saule-
leidis, 1877 vakare.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-25
BUDDIZMAS SPARClAI
AUGA HAWAII SALOSE.

Honolulu. rugp, 19 d. :
Budizmas pl6ciasi Hawaii
salose. Japonukai If japo-
niutes yra mokinami budis-
tQ septindienio mokyklose
ir mokytojai rengiasi isplesti
savo veikluma visase salose.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-25
zTEMAVOS VASARNA-
MTUOSE.

St. Paul, rugp. 21 d.
Siadien buvo paskelbta,
kad vazinejilnas gelzkeliu
uzmiest6n is dvilypinio
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-25
CHOLERA SlAUCIA
FORMOZOJE.

Toxic, rugp. II d. pave
luota), = Formozoje papli-
70 cholera If valdzia apskel-
be kvarantana salai. Dau-
giau kaip 200 susirgimu su-
rasta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-25
LIETUVOS REiKALAI
s. Y. SENATE.

(Teiegramas 'Lietuvai" is
Washi2gton).
Lietuviai isgavo isklausy-
ii savo reikalavimus prizes
Sonata, kas ivyks rugnjucio
20 diena.
Vinikas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
.DAHNA TEMPLE INITIATES RECORD
CLASS AND HOLDS BIC BANQUET
SIXTH ANNIVERSARY CEREMONIAL
AT PYTH1AN CASTLE LAST
EVENING BIG SUCCESS
Class OF Sixty-two Caud .latcs Crossed
The Burning Sanu5 And
Rode Tho Goat

Dahma Temple .1Gi. Dramatic Order.
knights Of khorasSan held th"ir SlSth
anniversary and ceremonial session last
night nt I;vthian Castle md ihr record
class of SiXty-lWn candidates were put
over the h"; sands and rode the long
whiSkcrrd goat. wat
to ST. Johns Evangelical church at th'
corner of 1wcnty-sncond and thaplih'
streets under heavy guard. AZ the
church an elaborate banquet was served
bv the ladi.S Of the congregation anu
$40 DnkirS with tn" tyros ana guests
wore served.
thrir victims went /" l'Ethlln 'asl''
whrr,, the ceremonial vas put on
The work nf initiation was put on ny
TN. Doi,Ir hcgrc" team with Carl karh-
man Us Royal Ei-lrr -
After tn" comforting of tho degree inc
Arab SrigandS Of the order gave an IN
hibi;inn drill under the charge OF capt
Frank LiShy. o..
made by Tobias l.. llzcr. OF CharicSt on
in'nrrinI Trustee Of IN" National Chan
c.linr. of the knights Of. \h"rasSah atI
Vice Grand Chancellor Of III" kn!Eh'S OF
i,ythiaS in the domain of Nrs: NlrEinla'
MIR. Hizcr Was followed by i. sam
V Montgomery, III kInEWond. ''rlnu
Hooper ii tn" Records and Seals T.. IN"
Mes, Virginia domain. Knights OF iElh-
las and also state Labor CommiSSlohcr.
Tho Castle was literally packed WI1ii
Dokirs and knights Of iythias, over 'u"
hrinr present with representatives from
fiyr states IN attendance. among wnlch
was Spnnc" Wallace. Fast Supreme KEEP
rcsrutativc ts1m Ohio and many otHcl
prominent ~ thlanS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01

Ry agrecmnt with tho West virginia
Trncticn and Electric company the water
service Ia tho public in the out-the-p'kc
district will not be interfcred with and
tho residents will no be handicapped
through lack Of water.
The electric power. however rurnlshea
By thu West Virginia Traction and Elec-
tric company. will hc cut off. and there
! will hc no lights until further notice IN
| the out the pike district. Fnilurc Of tho
company 10 comply with certain rules
will ,ncnn that IN" mon Mt the water
plant Will In, called out.
Predght Also Hampercd.
Tho freight cars operated on mo var
| ions lines will also be off duty and no
! freight will be delivered through that
| source. Cars arr operated In this do
partmcnt 10 Mnundsville. West Ale1an-
| der, Wcllshurg and St"uhcnviil" and
other points.
! Tho merchants IN tho majority ol
! rnscs mnJr arrangements to deliver thor
frci CHI hy trucks To various points Along
the lines. rs did also tho ncwSpapor pun
fishers. Many taxi operators were also
ready to do II !nnd office business This
! morning in the hauling Of passengers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-01
Moving Day

To-day is annual moving day, but II
will not be observed as much as IN
previous years. owing to the scarcity OF
new dwellings which are few few ana "a Tar
b,iidinS, caused. FIRST. by the war. and
since the armisticc by the high cost OF
materials.
Many farIilies who make yearly
migration from onc, home to anot
Will stick to the old home for another
season at least. notwithstanding the
increase in rents which have been
boosted because Of the very fact that
dwelling houses and flats are scarccr
and no new ones are being built
Some moving was done yesterday by
families who wanted to get settled IN
their new homes to-day and TOOK no
chance on q scarcity Of moving trucks
and vans which might occur to-day Tot
a few hours. but it is thought that all
moyineS can be talSen care OF with case
by the cXprcSsmen.
small number Of office changes
will be made this year, as the city has
been very amply supplied with office
buildings. which have not bcecn com
pietcly filled with tenants. and a suite
of offices can be rented almost any
time