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TYPE1VRITERS.


Il A. SMITH. REBUILT TNPEW RITTER
81. Exchange All makes sold, rented and
repaired. Also Check Writers and Ame0
Adding Machines W. Seventh St, second
floor Phone S073 or 27JJ. decl3-iyf.
TNYPEwRITERS RENTED THREE
Il months. $500 Rental applied on pur-
chase. Sold 500 monthly. Typewriters
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency. type
writer Exchange. second floor. y. W, tor.
Seventh and Market Sis. aug-.tt.
PUBLIC SALE or REAL ESTATE.
DUBIIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
There will be sold, at public sale on
the Chester Road. near JohnsOn.s Corner
n Concord Township, Delaware County, on
Thursday. October 30 1919 at l o'clock,
T.. NJ the farms of the late James i. Nus
bands Tract No. /. consisting Of about
twenty acres. with ten-rOom brick dwell
ing house and outbuildings. Tract No. :.
about twenty five acres more or less. win
frame house and stable. This tract con
taius several acres Of valuable sand de-
posits The properties can be Inspected any
time prior 10 sale.
Personal property. consisting OF honse-
hold goods, win be sold at the same time
THE HEIRS OF JAMES +.
HUSBANDS. Deceased
H. 7. MAKINER, Attorney. Oct2l "a y.
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PUBIC SALE

4 UCTION SAIES-hNf DESCRIPTION,
~ anywhere. ~ you want to sell. see
Hamilton the square deal luciinneer aud
farm agent 7Oj Madison 81. Phoue 13iS-W
Octi-3m.
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ROOMS FOR REST.

EOR RENT THREE ROOMS AM
Il bath. Call J905-W. oct2l -3t
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MUSICAL MUSICAL
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE.
S6OO-OOO
CITY or. WILMINGTON. DELAWARE
SINKING EIlND AZ PER CENT IOA


CITY OF WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
SINKING FUND Az PER CENT. LOAN
will be KIM streets
- ID 70
of
perc bonds wild late
H null
the
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A
II
MATURING APRIL
A.
4 n.
A ID
A ID
n,
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

,cti4-1721-24
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SITUATION WlNTED-MiLE.
YOUNG BUSINESS MAN

% years Of age, married, wants TO con
meet with Reliable House in or out OF
town, TO take charge Of business or act
as salesman. Salary or commissions;
reference; bond. no GET RICH QUICK
PROPOSI'rNON wanted. Apply
: A.
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Evening journal., 1919-10-24
PUBLIC SALE or REAL ESTATE.
REAi FSTATELFllH REM.

NFlNI4 INI II Fl--hTIt NM.
NOR HENT-THREE HOUSES ON
Il Sedgley Farm. Apply G. i. Combs,
Sedgley Farm. Oct.i-"t
NOR RENT-EIGHT ROOM COTTAGE.
n just outside Of city, near trolley. Ad-
dress Box 227. Oct24-Jt
NOR NT-HANDSOME COUNTRY
n residence ON trolley, below New Castle
10 rooms, bath heater. lawn, orchard ana
stable or garage. Address Box 22I
oct2i 30.
ETOR RENT - BEAUTIFUL LARGE
Il store in fast growing community eN-
ceptional opportunity for "a butcher shop.
Apply The ElmhurSt stores, end OF kich'
ardson Park ear line. Oct25' 81
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TPUOLSTERING


DARLOR AND LEATHER FUBNITUR RE
L our specially: material supplied reas-
onab'e prices; work guaranteed. Prompt
son ST aUgI9-1yr.
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pom SALE
one 1919 Buick Touring.
one 1917 Buick Touring
One 1918 Chevrolet Touring
one 1919 Chevrolet Sedan.
one 1917 Hupmohile Sedan.
one 1917 Stutz Touring.
Ono Ford Roadster.
One Ford Touring.
The above cars may be bought on our
convenient monthly payment plan II de-
SEE MIR. RATLEDGE.
oct93-3t 1928 French st.
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NOR SALE-BUICK ROADSTER. OVER
4 hauled January; new rubber. battery
every gear and bearing renewed $500
can't be- equalled for 5000. J23 y. clayton
street. oct-i-tt.
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HELP WA<TED-NALt-

sI1ASTEn~ IA CARPENTERS. 1906 MARY
w land Ave. "O'--
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,IEAL IisTsiI.-t,IE sALt.
,pARTVFNTS FOR RENT.

nor RENT-UNFURNISHED APART.
i NEXT. three rooms and bath. appi' ppl
COZ Harrison st.
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100000
$40 ANN hi This IssIe

an Of
anda Of OF
18TH A. D. 1919
Of No
fhe city ofN ngton"
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PROPOSALS.


OFFICE OF THE QUARTERMASTER
~ General Clothing and Equipage Divis-
ion Munitions Building. Washington. ID. c..
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, win be- re-
ceived here until II A. NJ, October 2S. 1919,
for furnishing all or any part OF 10000
mattresses. Proposal must be accompanied
by n guaranty Of 10 per cent thereon. Pro-
pOsal blanks and Information furnished on
request. ocil'i-li 10 lb--i--i
OFFICE OF THE QUARTERMASTER
" General Clothing and Equipage Divis-
ion Munitions Building. Washington, u. G.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be fe-
ceived here until 10 4. NJ. October 2S 1919.
for furnishing all or any part Of 100000
mattresses Proposal must he accompanied
NV "A guaranty OF 10 Pc cent. thereon. Pro
posal blanks and information furnished on
request. octl3-ll l0-lo--"--f.
OFFICE or THE QUARTERMASTER
~ General Clothing and Equipage Divis-
ion Munitions Building. Washington, u. G.
Sealed proposals. in duplicate. will be re-
ceiyed here until =. NJ, October 2s, 1913,
for furnishing all or any part OF .FOOoJ
pillows. Bids must be accompanied by 2
guaranty Of 10 per cent thereon. Propo-
sal blanks and information sent ON request.
Oct13- IL 10 10 -2}-2i
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THE GRoL1ER SOCIETY.
DENCKLA BLDG.
I1TH & MARKET SITS. PHILA, PA.
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John Mitchell,
Labor Leader.
Dies in n. Y.

New York. Sept. sJohn Mitch
ell. former president of the United
Mine Workers of America and one
of the most widely known labor lead
ers in the Emitted States, died at
O'Clock this afternoon al the Posi-
Graduate Hospital
MIR. Mitchell was only 10 years I'D.
Although ne underwent an operation
ten days ago for the removal If GALL
SHINES his condition had been report
ed entirely satisfactory and his deHta
was wholly unexpected, by his
friends as ne had been i'll only a few
DAYS befnre he was aaken u the hns-
piral
With Mr.. Mitchell when he ciets
ware hts wife. his son and his daugh-
ter Governor Smith. WIN had called
10 inquire about his cnndirinn ar
rived only q few minufes AFTER In.
had braRrhsd his last. II YVES Saiu
by his ptvsiriaus that Wmie rliere
Ind been eper-y ysazun tn expecr his
rserrvery. Mr.. MifrheH had fn.ied to-
rally nFru. nm ef1ncrs Of the upa=a-
-9un. s1nre lgI5 Mr. Mitchell had
fsrxu .rf1nirman uf the New York
3tsee iNnnsxr1al Communication rtasr-
mzr ur tim Federal Food Board pres
ilent a. rile New Eark State Casanc;i3
OF Farms and Markets. and as =.
OF tine Federal Milk Commits |
sinn fnr the Eastern states. Ehiis4
fsis rfIire Was in View York. his .,sraei
VIE In Mount Vernon.
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New York, Sept. 9.-staadtng be-
fore Il vsrIrabie forest Of American
Tags held n the hands of more than
M.BBe scnnnl children packed IN the
Sheep Meadow IN Central Park this
afternoon General Persi1iug person
ally thanked them for their patriot
ism during the war.
The patriotism Of the children nt
America" he SAID. "hns been an IN
SEPARATION not only 10 the grown-ups
but 70 the boys who carried the II
fie at the front"
he schools Of the city, had waited II
the park nearly three hours TO ger 4
glimpse Of the cnmmander-ln-chie--
The ceremony itself WIS very brlef.
occupying less than l. minutes. L
opened with Salute 10 the Flag
led by Boy Scouts and recited by The
children present This was followed
by the singing Of the National An
them. after which Gen Psrshlng WIS
introduced. The commander was VS.
ihly afferted by the greeting as ware
his TWO sisters
After gazing IN silence ever the
general said.
School children Of the city Of New
York: Il Is upon you we must DC
pend IN the future 10 defend Une priu-
c4ples we AL love SO well. feet sire
you understand the principles for
which we fought and that you Join
with me- in cnnEraLula-lng America
On its victorious conclusion.
Il am sure the patriotism Of the
children of America has been an IN
SEPARATION. NOT only IN the grown-up
but 10 the BOYS who carried the RI
fie al the front. I thank you for this
great lesson II ~HrriUriEm and wish
that every one vine served in Europe
-cuuld see n as I hive been II"
After the ceremony hundreds Of
children broke through the pplirn
lines in an effort to shake t11e gene--
ais hand. Several were successful.
Policemen with oursrretched hands
and legs tried ID stem the tie Of
c.'uwutng youngsters, IIut several en-
uerprIslng lads crawled berwaen the
psiiceIner's legs and rushed forward
To. the generals automobile. The
warmth Of The generals reception
seems 10 increase. The crowds in
front OF his motel have becnrns So
great thai large detail Of policemen
ts needed n keep traffic moving and
ID permit the Official cars To pass IN
and fro.
II became known to-day that General
Persh,ng is being Ewanped with iuvi-
eContinued on Taue Col. y
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LOOTING STOKES

Boston, Sept. 81 Mob vinIsnus
which chiefly took the form OF win
dow smashing was IN evidences N
scattered sections of this CITY Within
a few hours after the Tnlon memters
Of the police force went On strike To
night. The worst disturbance was IN
South Boston.
Near tine corner uf Broadway and z
streets a crowd Of men and boys
broke a number of windows IN snnreE.
superintendent of Police Crowley
with inspectors and Metropolitan
Park policemen hurried over In the
district On their arrival, the stune-
throwing stopped, bur the streets cur
rInued crowded until a late hour. In
spectipn of the stores Indicated t1Rt
some articles mad been Stolen trm
the snow windows.
A few windows were broken IN tine
Dudley street police station and IN
stores in the West and South Ends
and IN the retail district near Scnlizy
Square.
Policemen apparently without dis
tInctinn as 70 whether they we're un-
ION men. were jeered and followed hy
crowds largely made up Of boys. whan
they left their stations. Near one Of
the Ruxbury stations boys pelted TIN
parroimen with mud. Men m one Of
these crowds which Was fnIiowing
two police sergeants pecRme threat-
ening In their ATTITUDE, but when TIN
serEeRnrs drew their rswolvers tim
crowd matted away. Witnesses uf
tile South Boston disturbances said
that II appeared To have been stzrtsd
as q gang fight Window smashing
and a certain amount OF 1noting 1ni-
lowed The Metropolitan park uf1-
GERS drew their revuivers an they I'D
preached the crowd. but did NOT I'm
any shots.
L was estimated that ahDut s. UHr
cent az the parrulmen Joined IN the
strike. The streets were guarded to
night hE. serEsHnrs and higher nfd-
GERS Of the department. aasisrsd by
s1afR p0Iice and Metropolitan BARK
police.
The valunteer police turce which
has been recruited IN rine Inst few
DAYS win 20 on duty tnznrrow MORN
ing, few Of their nuxuhsr nkie 70
operate automobiles were haad IT
police stations tonight fnr ume In umse
Of emergency
No move has been made tUwxr6
calling our members M TIM 9tnre
uHrd for police duty. The serrsfzrfes
Of birth Governor ConlidEe and Mayor
Continues on Paus 4-cui. n
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Labor
Meet Declares
Treaty. Harsh

Glasgow Sept. a-Co-ope-arinr
with Iutsrna lionnd lanpr1res in their
campaign TO procure Germany's ad-
mission To the League af Nations
and for ar immediate revision Of ''rtle
harsh treaty provisions. which are
Inconsistent with the statements
made un behalf Of the allies ut the
time Of the arTnistice," WIS over
whelmingly pledged today by the
Trades Union Congress In session
mere
The resolution was moved by Del
agate Williams Of the Transport
Workers Union VINO is d direct ac-
-innlsf and vino urged as the first
srep for the reconciliation Of the
peoples the inauguration af a new
era IF international cooperation and
goodwill.
The champions Of direct action To-
day Won a clean-cuf victory by the
congress voting 10 refer hack per-
tiun Of the parliamentary cnmmIrtsess
report owing I'd failure To explain
the cummirtee's reason for refusing
a few months ago 10 call a special
conference for rhe purpose OF dis.
GUESSING the advisanilirg uf empiuE-.
inw tfirsrf actzun 10 ssrzzre the Aa,nll-
tim uE ruuusufzun and nn 1tlzrr ulsnn-
1inzzn
r,he vu1s 10 rarer nnrk was Z. 5s6sDW
Tp 1.ETE .gUB aEninst Befnre the vutn
was taken @. W Sruart-Bunning. the
qyT,musf5irfr- 1f95rur xrr--rsay3 f>u rzzrxpsil7-
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0,OOON.Y. Riddles HonorPerShing
Gard. MERCER,
Heroic Prelate.
Arrives in n. Y.

New York, Sept. a.-cardinnl Mar
cler, Beiglums gallant c.,,,rct-,a,,
arrived today, bringing I'd America
-ns Thanks Of the .irrle rol,p4,-x, -
'1'he tragic hlstnry ne has played SO
eioiE part. As the venera nh. n,-.1-
aze STEPPED forth for ms 4i,v, -,,,,r
on AifltsFlcill soil ne was asked for
q e9t 20 the American people. ''I
al an say thank YOU" he re-
plle" ms once qulverluE with erno-
-iua, VIVA else Is there for m. m
= '--'ia mFrcier speaks excellent
- its-iAi' with d soft, musical ac,a--
H7fe IF 1tlle IN me outward fo,.-,, re
ne Hun VINO mas piayad SO striking a
- III ne worlds stage 10 tell OF the
1otSo priest WAC dsded the Ger
HAL ii Vaner n the mos. insoIer- mo-
4ii''l1l u MS brutal triumph and sre.--,-
7 bHhe MN need the law oF C.,a :.
4ir cared nothing FIR the lswr ~
LiitlA' INN. alrnost 10 the pn,,,- ~
eiiia H1AIion. f,ls tail form ber7- r,rr,.,.
.'IS tremendous burden he h,,-. g..
Luur terrible Years. tna @a,-,,,.-. -
-, iies'1N lined face seem To "a.
s'li nothlnE but EenrIeress and 4r,nd-
''iie'ss- SUI he deep-set brow, s,,,r,
iu'lh OUT from under the sr,.,,,.-tv-
1'iIli nee eyebrows with 2. clesr raI,,
r,,,,.,, - sflze Which tell
liiuch n1 ne unconuuerable s1,,.,- ~
TIE man. 'Ai1-N oi
DaylighT was fading w,,sn 4bs ~.
d'ss army transport No-ther--s
h''iiic steamed slowly To lis n,e,. y,
7opoken Long before ii dockaa ~.
"11"t dsars On The wharf mad ra,,r,,-
H--li. d Inc tai black figure stanrsir,-
me bridge gazing eagerly ar rms
81 lhe cnpntry which ms
--'''S~lli SO much TO his native lans i,
AsF hour Of deeDes1 mead -.
e'i'e'1' went I'D and the cardinal dnffas
- Ir1-coinred beaver hat and hpw-
e again and again in answer
A~ Inc transport was wa-,.d :,
noorings the cardinal lp4- h,s
l'''A' On the bridge and r,ovea a,,,-,
20 'Ae lower deck. wher.z rzund,.sa,
"a re}urnIng soldiers were --,p ~, :,
--I1N 10y over their hurue-coyni,r
ne soldiers fell back quickly an1
g. Z space a the rail where me
q Una STOOD until the SHIN mar
dockeu. --I'D
SOON as the gang plank ha6
'h Tun up Mavor Evlan and rne
uilic1a- welcoming cprrrrtr-ae A-.p
0lsiiop aayes and d number of urb-
cIiufcn dlgnlrarles VINO had az
panied The transport I'D the bay
oH ne police parrol boat. boarded
"eF and Officially welcomed ms
sues1 N the CITY and nation. The
q UNA was then escorted from me
: AlisF'oft 10 the Patrol On which ne
was taken across he -,ve-- s,r
hence ny autnmpnile 20 .Arc, Eisn-
op Eaves residence.
me transport had been welcomed
~ Aef dock by the band Of the I'm
"a AZ Ion department. playing Hail
I1A4I' me Gang al Hare" and kin
Urea tunes which Ware presume biz
pe1lef Known tn the returning SOL
oiers tnan To the famous Pra.-- O.
me church.
AS the cardinal stepped ONO rhs
JOCK however there was q pauss
ana then the band swung into tbs
STIRRING strains of la Brabancuune. >
ne magnificent national anthem Of
5elglum. AS the first strains fell or
Inc ears Of the aged prelRte he fal-
leren and took a step backward ap-
Continued on Page 4-cni. g.
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lnldren's Day Pro
rran Curtailed- AL
SPORTS Called Off
mi CRONE Due
To-Day AND THURSDAY
ATTRACTIVE PROGRAM
Racing Card Today Same rs
That Scheduled Ear Tuesday
- Cu-tiss PEane To Again
Give Exhibition - Judging
of livestock Continues

Wate---iIla, Sept. @Today prom
;ses 10 ne I Dig one II the Central
Ma.ne Far and although old Sol
SAYS CLOUDY ne dueE- NOT say rain
M taar means thousands viii I've
v-ssent 70 cake in all the hne al
--sr.Ions yc1aduied
Tuesdav was a very unsuccessful u,
tai IN me fakRrs and managers OF
/ ne TAR aud there WIS many a sad
hear among the little folks, win had
|ieen looking forward and counting
ne months, weeks ano days SO that
|.aay might enjoy the annual Chill
|rren z Day al the fair
Instead Of that usual pleasant day
HI ENJOYMENT for the children they
|etnsT STAYED al home, Or those WIN
|isc attend me fair mad tn remain Ii
.m exainItlun hall.
During me afternoon n was neres-
bar 70 clnse all the attractions on
Pc midway. and people we're forced
b % 70 the exhibition nal TO Ds
Fasltered frum the rain. The grounds
Fsre SO wet during rfe day that Y
Flz a.-n0s- impossible ID get around
EzisEs hey ware Supplied Win rubber
esats -alncualS, and etc., for II pour
a greater part Gf the day.
The races. ball game. and al spur- :
FEs called off Oh account uf the wet,
,Eo the aviator was forced To pos
ne his fight, but # the wen her
limits The plane viii make lis usual
EnL and IL Is understood that a
a. citizen will go up with Lieut.
kuwn when ne makes his flight
There ls no question but what there
Ea De mons III the grounds On We'd.
lsday and ThRrseiay. for these TWO
ays are always hooked forward tD
D thousands of people. The pro-
rzn as tar as the races are CON-
ks-usd viii be the same as was
Ea4duled for Tuesdzr On Thurs
Ey the races viii be the same as on
sunesday program and on Fri
Ezy the same On ThursEay However
BE- program fur Friday VIII be can
ktLeL.
Tas Judging Of the cattle that Was
g Tuesdays program viii be done
t.riGs the SPARE hours fnr the rest Of
tas week. far II WIS Impossible I'd
PEI around me grounds Tuesday The
pr entertainment for the children
'as TIE merrv-gD---uunn Ferris
Freel and The Win. and these three
Continued an Fare 4. Col. q
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Senate Committee
Named to Probe
News Print Paper

Washington. Sept. e.-Chztrman Lac
Fnilerte uf the Senate rnRnufAcfurss
onmmirtee tuizy uaued Senators Nc
Wary of Oregon, Grunun OF North d.
kDfa. Republicans. and Rssd Of Mis-
s0ur and Walsh of Massachusetts.
Democrats. an members Of n sub-cnm-
mitt1e 10 investigz1e tine newsprint pa
per industry. The plans fur cunducf-
ing the Investigation sopn will be made.
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Tuesday morning was cold and
drsary but even the Incismen1 wealth
er failed ID take the spirit out of
the boys of the Ord Maine Infantry
who are encamped on Camp Keyes.
The cooks were up bright and early
and the smashing Of wood as the
fires were built disturbed the SUM
bers Of some Of the men wnn were
irving I'd get forty winks before the
buEler would disturb their slumberB
with revsiIle. Directly after this
call the savory doors uf the various
foods could be noted. demonstrating
that the cooks Of the 3rd Maine In
faurry had prufirad trum the in
strucriuns they mad recaived last
June when they had the benefit Of
the experience CT regular army
cooks.
The camp WIS pnnced and at 80
A. NJ. sharp the LIST and Ind
BartaIinns went out ON the parade
ground where they had a lively drill
over the work of the previous days.
A fine drizzie sfartsd IN and ALTAR
an half hours drill orders were in
sued TO take UP the rainy dRy pro-
gram. The 1sf Battalion had a sing
accompanied by the rsgimental band
in the ''y" tent. AT abnut ! O'clock
the End Battalion had an hour OF the
same kind Of amusement followed by
the ard Battalion
The first period Of the rainy DAY
program was used IN cleaning rifles.
of the Articles of War as is required
by regulations. this WIS followed ny
a. discussion of the most important
features.
At about o'clock IN the afternpun
seiectsd officers from each Company
went To the tznt for intensive
instruction IN bavunet Combat.
These men viii later instruct tneir
COMPANIES One hour WIS devorsd
To instruction IN the carrying Of
MESSAGES and Of runners. this being
a highly developed and Impnr-znt
branch of the service. hzson being
required IN the present mpue OK war
fare.
The individual packs or marching
eautumsnt was laid out ON the hunks
for inspection.
Because Of the driving rain tine reg
mental parade was mot heid. There
was an informal guard mount, Co. .
Faurttgnd) going On duty. 0firsr Of
the day. Cant jackson. Commander on
the guard. Lieut. Nugent. First Lisul
Smith was detailed as zd5utant
The 3rd Battalion, Major Frank z.
Brown IN command. were On tina rznge
and ruarie an attempt To do srme wurk.
mn the wsHrher was SO had tina: rhev
fpuud il iu1pracsicauie and they rerurn-
ed To Camp.
grounds is the s1Drehpuse and ONCE OF
the supply officer. Capt. Wiltred Chap
man. Ir., or Portland. VIM has thur
ougiziv demonstrated that he Id re
uazrkahly effirient- Never has thu sIrp-
utv service been batter handled n any
National Guard urEarixRriun.
Cant. Chapman in also giving much
time m the instruction Of tne other
cumpanv ofiicers and supply sergeznrs
The zuunintment uf Capt Chapman Is
further evidence of the wiHe select1uns
of Col Bigei1w. VIM knows ms men-
The regimsnrai adjurant's ofiice is an
other busy place. WORK gring ON at al
hours of rile Gay and with the fncie-
menf weather and the necessRry
fcortinusd N, Pane -coI. n
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Paris, Sept es-The Eimanian DEL
aga1iun 70 the peace cnnference an
nUunced rrdRy that IL would mt SIGN
tine Austrian peace treaty. the sign
ing OF which by Austria and various
other Powers and interests ia set 10
take place II ID O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
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|ssp. s was me nrsr r-snery rsas
|ssnta-ss1. esuits. consider II a most
b. 81 rernscy. Il has CURED me
|eae. e-s after all orhrr rrme-
|as-s | am mn nervous any
(s..s, an eat and digest Foods OF al
|ascs,M my case was une of ,uug
|ere !. | would advice anyone 10
h., aal viralitas cont.snz =, .,r,-
Esnssv forming drugA, q szxe
Em "a. al ages. Fur rhssrmn-
kes .stlnn. Etumneh. nnr~uus-
|.sasi or liver i'm. II hns mn
" roi-town peUpie write N
kasnv,s CougnItn.E Drug sknra,
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Boston Police Abandon Posts
Garry Ont Threat to Strike II
Commissioner Punished Men
for Joining the Union

H2sty Plans Made for Protection of Life and
Property-Force of 500 Recruited for Vol
unteer Police Force--To Cali Upon Able
Men ON Retired Lst-Ranks and Business
Houses Organize Guards from Employees
State Police Detailed to Keep Sharp Watch
for Criminal Activity
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-10

u -enaIr lives in Manchesrsr. n.
III aas business address a. 500
s-rea-. He took the vitaiitas
nsHr -ur indigestion and nerv-
aaaesE ann says.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-10
Old Jupe Pluvius Fails
to Lessen Spirit of
Soldier Bows
BAD WEATHER
PUTS OFF VISIT OF
GOVERNOR TO CAMP
Weather Permitting, Ceremony
of Presenting Stand Of Cal-
ors tn R.gimenf WH Take
Place Late This Afternom-
Evening Entertainments Zig
Feature of Encampment

Gov. Carl E. Milliksn did not make
tHrtfay afternoon as WIS expected.
the TRIP being postponed until to-day
al the same time On account Of dis
agreeable weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-10
THE WEATHER


Northern New England. clouav
Wednesday, and Thursday; continued
cuul.
Southern New England cluudv
wednesday,; rain IN east and south
Thursday cloudy
Eastern New York: CIpucv
Wednesday, rain in extreme south
THURSDAY cloudy.
Winds-nor1h Of Sandy Honk
Modera1e southeast wius. rain
"Wednesday; cloudy ThursdHv.
Sandy Hook to Hatrsras: Apdera-e
east winds over northern portions
with rain "Wednesday. gentle south
End south west winds over southern
portion with fair weather.
Boston Forecast
Boston and vicirNy. wednes-
day unsettled. occasional SHOWERS
Thursday general fair: medera-e
northeast winds
Eustnn Forecast
Cnserled conditions still cuutln-
ue over the northern tier of states
anu there were rains over the grea
er parton Of this area From ms
lake region eastward II LIS much
caple-.
There viii be rain "Wednesday n
lnr vrG
Of the middle Atlantic district. pro-
baby ceasing by Wednesday, might
Frum the lake region easrwa-c
moderately low temperatures vii!
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