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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-13
SAYS JOHN ROBINSON
SHOW u TO STANDARD

John Robinsofi's circus 10 to APP
pear In Richmond Friday. This show
u one OF the old favorites. and is AL
ways welcomed to the city. The cir
Gus appeared in Norfolk Monday and
Tuesday. The morning paper Of that
city prints the following:
John Robinson's circus, which
opened in Norfolk yesterday and con-
ciudes its performances in this city
tonight, may not be as mammoth"
or marvellous" as some Of the more
pfetontious shows which have exhib-
tied in this city In time agonc. and
Il probably does not profess to be.
but II II certainly one Of the cleanest
and most entertaining productions OF
its kind that mas come to Norfolk.
whatever II may lack in colossal
proportions It In fair way makes up
In being good In everything that It
exhibits. A show has to go some
to even please the critical boy and
his discriminating little sister, but
when l. succeeds in not only pleasing
the young folk. but in actually arus-
ing their unbounded enthusiasm, then
It may be said to be quite little
more than an ordinary show,
And that 10 what Rohinson's cir
Gus cid ut both performances yester-
aAy.. The matinee performance was
very well attended and thoroughly
enjoyed. The evening performances
had . capacity house" in which
there were as many children as
adults"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-13
BOSCHEN TO CHECK !,
THtFIS OF AUTOS

Albert O. Boschen. one Of the ci4y'fs
Ave representatives In the Virginia
house Of delegates, conferred with
Chief of Police sherry and Detecttye
Captain Wright yesterday with regard
to the proposed new law designed 20
put a check on automobile thievefy.,
A draft OF the measure, II was s4iA
yesterday. will be placed In his hands
In time to be introduced at the open
today.
The measure, 1t is understood. Will
entirely eliminate joyriding as an ex--s
cuse for theft making possession Of
the car as bona f,de evidence Of ~
having been stolen. The measure ~
so will include a provision requirina
persons offering a car for sale to pro-
duce a properly recorded abstract cer.S
tifying to ownership.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-13
REEDS IIfIIFIl|
Call on G0V[R

Lee Me-.wether, in charge OK ~
field work. Of the so-eaIled "Lee4
~ the Preservation OF Americas 1m&
dependence" arrived here yesterAn4|
from washington TO arrange with n
Friends of Irish Freedom, about ~
proposed visit 10 Richmond Of 0eA9sl
tor A. Reed of Missouri.
He was unable to say deflnIte1y
when the Missouri senator woul4
come to the city. but added that ~
Is confident Mr.. Reed wotad DO -
Efforts will be made to obtain frcfn
the general assembly Of Virgins m
invitation to Senator Reed to address
that body.
Mr. Meriwether, who has long been
the faithful lieutenant OF Senator
Reed in the more stormy phases "
Missouri politics, will call on Govern.
or Davis today with view Of discusa-
ing plans for nghting the league ~
natons--that lis. IL the governor -
willing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-13
Radford State Normal

Trains teachers Courses In House
hold Arts, Manual Arts. Public School
Music and other subjects. Ali
courses leading to the Bachelors -
gree.
School Board to train District Super
yisors and Specialists in Rural Educae
ton with the Bachelors degree.
New nreproof buildings. artesiaA
water supply, large shady grounds
spacious Gymnasium, outdoor gAfn11
and recreations.
For Catalogue, Booklet OF Views ana
Full Information, write
John Preston Mcconnell. President
East Rndford, Virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-13
A Market Conference

One session of the State Farmers
Institute AT Blacksburg. August "a.
IA, Is. will be given over wholly to
marketing problems This will be
largely in the nature of round table
discussion and Ii is proposed to make
il thoroughly practical by taking up
the every day problems of co-opera-
tive organizations. In counties where
the formation OF cooperative associa-
tions is under consideration, this con-
4 renee should make a special appeal
to those who are the most deeply in
terested.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-13
SHIPPERS MEET TO
DISCUSS PLUMB PLAN

A meeting of all the shippers in
Richmond. including those receiving
freight and express in quantities, has
bee called for 4 80 o'clock this af
ernoon N the assembly hall of the
Richmond Chamber of Commerce.
The meeting is for the purpose of
discussing, and taking such action as
their judgment may direct. regarding
the proposed railroad control known
as the plumb Plan, now pending be-
fore Congress,
The Chamber of Commerce recently
adopted resolutions opposing the pas
sage of the hill and President Cole
man has invited all members of that
institution to attend the meeting and
cooperate with the shippers TO carry
out axplan 10 defeat the hill
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-13
Petersburg

Petersburg, Va, Aug. 1c.--L- w
Spain. Of South Richmond who was
1net In police court Friday morning
on the charge Of running into and
badly smashing cars owned by BAN
Bottleing company and J. M. Pearson,
had the charges dismissed when he
p la the damages TO the car owners.
Afts~ running into the two cars.
Spai.l was arrested and charged with
reckless driving and with operating
a car while under the influence OF
o., this charge and ordered to pay the
damages TO the other cars.
Miss Pearie EsteIle Deadman,
daughted OF Mrs. G.. A. Deadman. OF
Harding street became the bride OF
Gid Wesley Love In Richmond, Mon
lay afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Dake Wilson. colored. convicted In
the Hastings court on Friday by
Jury on the charge of burglartzing
The grocery house Of the Gill Broth
ers' company and several other
stores and given FIVE years In the
states prison, was released on a
s2.5co bond for his appearance In
court In September. while an argu-
ment for a new trial will be made by
Ais attorney. Oliver A. Pollard.
F-Sllowing n brief illness, Mr.. Mill
ton r. Belt. former resident of New
ark. Ohio. passed away yesterday
morning at 1880 o'clock at his home
ON the Richmond and Petersburg
turnpike near this city. The de-
ceased was IS years OF age and is
survived by his wife and several
children; also ono sister. Mrs. F.. A.
A. King, OF Chesterfield county.
The remains will be shipped to
Newark, Ohio.
At the meeting OF the board of al
dermen Monday night the board fall
ed to concur In the action OF the
council In purchasing food from the
government to be sold to the people
1t actual cost. The reason of the
boa ed's action Is unknown.
Leila May Southali. the three
months-olr infant daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert A. Southall. died
this morning about 7:30 o'clock. fol-
lowing an illness of three weeks du-
ration. Mr.. and Mrs. Southall reside
1t Kenilworth. Dinwiddie county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-13
DELIVERS GOODS
BY AIRLINE ROUTE
II. II. Hester to Make First Trip Ever
Made by Commercial Traveller i'm
Delivering Orders by Airplane.

Already known as one of Richmond's
most enterprising and fearless young
business men, II. II. Hester, repre-
senting the Delco-Light Products
company. will tomorrow morning sail
away from Richmond in an arship.
riioted by Lieutenant Leazar. for Pow
hatan county, where he is schceuled
toa instll several of his products on
the farms of number Of prominent
citizens Of thatscounty.
So far as known. Mr. Hester is the
first travelling man in the United States
who essays to deliver his goods and
call upon his customers by means of
the airplane. He has been accustom-
irg himself to the airplane during
had planned to go to Powhatan by way
ber of trips with Lieutenant LeazAr
over Richmond and the territory here
abouts.
TIP 10 a few DAYS ago Mr. hester
mad planned toa go to Powhtn BY way
II the automobile route. but. after hav
ing tested the air service. he declares
that is the best in every way and says
Ia will hereafter use the upper
method OF transportation rather than
run into the uncertainties of auto
hlow-outs. punctures. smashups. bad
roads. etc.
The airship will leave the hangar
at Pine Camp field tomorrow morning
Towhatan will be reached within half
an hour.
a large number Of citizens will be
on hand to give young Hester a send
en-. and a large gathering Of Pow
hatan people are expecting TO be on
hand upon the arrival of the plane in
that county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-13
LEAGUE TO
WAGE WORLDWIDE FIGHT

Montgomery. Ala. Aug, 10.-The
Anti-Saloon league will spend s35.-
100000 in trying to drive liquor of
the face of the entire world, 1t was
announced here today by the leagues
finance committee. No guilty nook or
Granny Of the world Is to escape the
leagues notice. II was intimated
The method by which the money for
the fight is to be raised was not re-
vealed at the meeting. over which Dr.
Purley A. Parker. general. superin-
tendent presided.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-13
PEED IS NAMED ron.
NORFOLK DISTRICT

Washington, D.. c., Angus, IT,
The secretary OF commerce. upon the
recommendation Of the director OF the
census, has appointed Garland Powell
Feed, of Norfolk. Norfolk county. as
supervisor Of censuA' for the second
district of Virginia, comprising the
counties Of Isle OF Wight, Nanse-
mond, Norfolk. Princess Anne, and
Southampton and the cities of Nor
folk. Portsmouth and Suffolk. The
appointments for the remaining dis
tricts. except the third, have already
been announced, and that for the
third will be made public at an early
date.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-13
STAUNToN FARMERS
HAVE GRAND SUCCESS

Staunton entertained the largest
crowd of farmers in her history Satur-
day, the occasion being the county
picnic held at Gyps" Hill park.
1t was gotten UP under the auspices
CT the Augusta County Farmers union
and the main speakers for the occa
sion were Hon. Fl. ID. Flood. meber
OF congress. from the tenth district.
and Hon. p. II. Kelley. republican
congressman from Michigan. In adj
dition to these speakers Mrs, Lewis.
president of the Virginia Equal SUI
frage Lea ue. also spoke to the women
State Highway Commissioner Coleman
was also present and made an address
on roads. The speakers were intro
duced to the crowd by James Fl. Gras-
". president OF the Augusta union.
Many farmers from Rockingham
were present and County Agent Camp
field was also on hand to learn some
thing which he might turn to tho
benefit Of the farmers OF this county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-13
\. Y.,V. \. { 4. MEN
VOTE TO RETURN FRIDAY

New Haven. Conn, Aug 1o.-~The
earliest possible time for the striking
shopmen of the New York. New Haven
and Hartford to return TO work will be
next Friday. according TO information
given out this afternoon. following a
long meeting Of The system federation
of this city. thirty delegates from
Boston. Providence. Fanness. New
York, New York City and this city at
tending
1t was voted to leave the question
of returning to work directly with the
men, a report to be made al a meeting
to be held in New Haven on Thursday
CT this week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-13
RAILROAD men
RETURN TO WORK

kilograms received yesterday by
Thomas r. Morton. president Of the
Richmond CityFederation OF Railway
6hopmen. stated that striking forces
at Newport News and Covington had
voted yesterday to return 10 work this
morning. Clifton Forge and Birm-
ingham reports indicated the return
yesterday OF all men WHO had been
e ! on strike.
The strikers Of Tampa. Florida.
wired their determination to stay out
and asked that tho Richmond fedora
tin take similar action. The Fe-
Guest was. ~ epprse. ignored.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-13
WORKING CARD SYSTEM
IN BUILDING TRADES

Notices are being sent out by the
Building Trades council, of Rich
mond. announcing that the working
card system will be put into effect on
October /. The notice Is being sent
to The architects, contractors and
builders of the city. and Is signed by
J. -. Gay. recording secretary 1t
says:
IAN local unions are affiliated with
the building trades council and to
avoid trouble you should see that all
men have working cards by October
l."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-13
CHllD DRINKS IODINE;
N C0MAT0SE STATE

Freezing. w Va. Aug. 1e.--The two
year -old child -of Artemas Phipps. OF
this town, drank = good portion OF q
rhial Of iodine. which had been care
lessly left within Its reach. Since
drinking the potion the child has been
IN 1 comatose state. No medical I'D
has been had AZ yet, the physicians
being out Of reach for emergency.
It 10 learned that Rev. fleetwood
Haynes, while seining hole IN Pine
creek on Saturday, had his feet very
badly cut by pieces of broken glass
which had been thrown into the
stream, he having removed his shoes
before commencing operations. He 10
Md up for several days. At least
ulyssas q. Phippa. Of near this
ulace. lost = horse on Sunday under
rather peculiar circumstances. The
animal had been loaned to youth
Is ride some miles distAnt and altar
lev hours was fAturned with the
nxptanatiod that no was sick. Moth.
ine could ~ ancsrtafn1as In REGARD to
- 1iAofdee. NxeApt thAt. - wAs ence
n kt6 IN = prtor oxscS slon. the last III
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-13
RICHMOND ELks TO HOLD
CRAB FEAST AND SMOKER

The usual semi-monthly crab feast
will be held tonight by the Richmond
E.lks at their Marshall-street home In
order that the antleered tribe my be
able TO enjoy their crabs and cigars
the committee has dispensed with the
smpromptu talks
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-13
Capture 90. Gallon sim

Headquarters of the state prohibit
tion department has been advised Of
the capture OF a 60-galion capacity
sttil, 100 gallons OF beer and three
gAllons Of whiskey BY prohibition In
spectorH! near Danville. The paraph-
ernalia WAS discovered II the cabin
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-13

Hindoo babies are named when
they are twelve days old, usually by
the mother.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-08-13

An inventor has patented an acuua-
rum that can be lighted with electric
lamps supported above ii with a shade
that directs their rays into the water.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

LGnd1n- Sept I'm Addznnn - deas-
ing with Eas zziwzv crisis. Premier
Lacga-lse1rge ca Led 30 many ar rne
cAnlne- ministers Eza special curNer-
encE As 70 czuBe mnct srsrEla-aun- The
befief was expressed 4 hzgn poEacal
cER--r -nR- Some m2pr-znt decisions
were bei7g taken pronRa9y lzvolring
ministerial changes. EHnur has been
busr SPREADING the possible resignation
" Tlscnrrr French me lord heuesn-
Ell and James Ian Macpherson, cnief
secrezz-r 1sr ireland
T1scour- French has bean n London
eur sexarza dzrs consulting VIII CIV
emmEn7 officials and was IN d Tus-.4su-
Conference rDEax with me cabEne- CIV
LIZ LIE view fully IN Irish pronlHnK.
According I'd the ErenzzE News he ad-
Hocz1e6 another aEsnP1 20 se--le -ae
question O. an 3-isn government and
I'm ADVICE VII De taken and a new pre-
p0sas 6-aetA6 and sUorE-eG ID pE-tla-
mErr The newspaper ADDS thar US
cDE-E French VIII rszIl - Dublin and
retain the lu-S EsErEnzncy, bUT sEvs Z
rs ncV ungEkaIv thar Nj NacPhe-son
before iuy-g vii ae transferred II an
other pcsZ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
MANY STRIKERS RETURNING At CHICAGO
NO CLAIMS BY EITHER SIDE, PlTTSBURG
UNION HEAD UNFOLDS OPPRESSION TALE


Nzscng-21 Sept 25-Lzbe-' :
E-,s- w-oess II tae Sena1s z-vAsuEa-
roa uf tze stael sy-lke- Jnna Fi-z-
patrick OF ChlcaEn. chairman Of me
sz--lkz-s cou-zt1ea. declared -e6ay
-Es- an agreement By ne -n1sa
Srz1ss Steel Cooperation % a--n----a-s
differences WIZ rs enpIores would
-esGlr n Cne immediate enc If ire
waIRgG-- wr2cn ne saa6 nuw affects
So ene na--
---z77E1-lck : sEa1zrer1 cane a11a-
e s1- 1oE-E' recy-al os6o-E the cur-
D-1res II the efsnr1s u c-Ea1zzH re
sze+l workers an6 n ne conozno-s
R7-7sc1 lee 70 y ne s--ha Ear
J01g= Z L Cary. chairman Ct the
Bca-1 of the Steel C0r7ora1laz- r=-
tas workers committee me men
woU8C 1a- have Walked OH F--zoE- :
-lck sR1c, bG- an agreement for &
conference ucv would nc- result n
--e mar ,-erg2-r2nE 70 work
Sa-ael Ga-perx- president of tns
Ala-lcH1 Federation Z. Labor and
Chairman IF ne S-E cuTur-as
ca--AG @ organize tns s-Aa1 work
ess- VII oe heard by ne committee
1o1or-ow- On Saturday William Z.
Foster secretary o. Ehe zsorksrs'
oGrz--5--s-e- who 1as bean charged
BY E.sEa-ess2Ga-lve Cooper Republs-
CIR C-1o. WHY spreading Z " "
propaganda E'iZ % heard EaGxe
Gary x p appear mex Wednesday
n present Ihs s-eeI corpora -iaz .
s1Ce u ne cuc--grersv
In MS recital To-Day F3-zPa--ick
panied q hzrl1 Picture u conditions
= me sTefsl district Of wes-arr Penn
ETiva11a lie declared That here
VAS q 1E1gn nj blood and TOE there.
WIKI dsPUTv stae-1-.sE paa6 -Euzmez"
and Ps11sys1van1a state cuns-a5uEazv
as is et2zsf sx1onerrs MErz.- and
asBHZzj- II s1Ael workers were Of ex-
s-y 5zT occurrence NJ alleged and
II THIS connection rs ske1CtaeG ORA
fCo-tsrasc on Page Cos. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
No CHANGE AT PTTTSBJ RG

Faz--z sysr--r- p. Ser- a-50rn
s;r;ae -, -.,a e-aaz zz-,-sa--er s--lsa =
-
LRa--2sc fsfaIE IT Esrs5il-f'r si1lc ht=i'--l-
sr made ar cIa--zs II grant gains.
S-s.sl ,.----,a~saz -.fsr-----r,..fz n 80
Az, -.-,- - ,z--. -.-s -. s.,..,r
10y u ne slr-zs- LII. -lss''El 'fafsi'e =
q stsa1v -e----r II wy7rklsl- Nc
CLAIMS were -aaa mai iA--ge RI
hers sgzzgs,- 4s--ys,y,z- --1s--. tsy.- salts
*a~--,,,,- - ----,-.s,....,z -,----.. -. -
''--'s s---
Sz--se hsa1G 1ac-e--s 71s1 m 1E-
1TTes IN gre Secretary as-H- .ssIr-
tsr-lnE rims VIII ia Statement
tha1 more -2sz z-a leav,rg l.2e zzs
eTE-v cav There - m Sc Ezxlz-
g Ilrire 1g--Hs ne a4zG+sG A-iaZlS
faA2-1l : a-e c41FsG a--G @1-2er-s a;e 20
IL n1 ctoss. a1E -9ers Is every rsa-
StA 70 1Aei elcc' si1f-
The [ZarnaE14 -ala-zs II PITTSBURGH,
Homestead. E-1 1laocA. -saQaesue ar2E
Clarion Ee-s inning ..sGzv. am
officials Of 1lns COMPANY sad 1ror-7c-
Tlen was Increasing = was alsc snlS
a. ne Carnegie offices rat q larger
percentage Of tere4En-ssern workers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
RI SH FOR GOODS AT
NEW YORK ARMY STORE

View York Sept 1.-THE wiidess b.
E1-n cDzu1er sale wRs EziS ana u-as-- !,
e1sEzpa-sa VIII Ina crowds wnacr BEL
LEG tar entrance TDday 70 he A-sf c-zz-
1srnaszsrs stEre ID De opened here tp-
Inc sale CT su-zi1s army clothing Fur
hours befnre the s1rss opened hundreds
u mEn and women collected Al -.ne
dours and when the sRle began rnnus-
a-ds uaed II force their wav 1r.o me
tn Id ng
The acEEn Policemen vnr --led -
1a1n1atn order wsre almost nelaIsss II
the sUrgng crowd which consisted
MAINLY If w1men-
The G,R--Erma-re- N charge Of 1hz
SAFE Tried u WILT 70 persaade the c--swS
tnz1 rhe ErsTe would be upen FIR rnouzhs
and that there WAS No need to sta----
the courzgrs
TnaIs ths nld a-rv STILL vezled q
farmer sUidie- You CRIT pGr ina
ever here
Altar about III nou- 1ne pnfice g.
fCrts nn -esrRre order were meaEu-n.st-
succasEtEa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

Chicago. Sept .5--sesaI-z ael1a4s
II unaon lenders. 1hs-e appeared p
pc a s.eaEy increase Z acEv1zg a q
number Of s1asl plants II Ihe Cnac2-
re district uoday and 4aoEc1al -
aurts Indicated -na- sevsra- Thousand
s--lkRrs had rerl--ee ID WORK IT.
ion Packets n several plants ws7e
more active 11an on previous GAYS
nEz- -nere xEs 10 disorder excepr at
wauksgar- WHARF sesn strikers were
arrested Tar making 1h-sz1s a16 n1e
suoaurH Of the AEa-irEl Sreel and
wire Company Was aeRt@1-
At the Elzurls S1eel Company
plans IT SoxTzls Chicago Il was -
ported -t.a1 about 4-9te Eaz were q
work and tat SIX nlaE- 1u--aces, q
SLAB nil anc a piR-a hi ware =
operation OTicIals denied d. rspur-
In. negro strike trsRks-s haG oea1
srpSored. They declare -1aT -2sy
ara Operating VIII nearly 1-Ty per
cent of Their normal 5srce a-c zi2ia-
every nE1 e. wGrk Is al orc AZ
pagyE-
Al ina CARY plant Of lns 1z-e6
States Steel Corporation = Vas 70
ported 1na- a slaS 1zzz4 and tTe oar-
-aries st cn4ze eVE1s were Z opera
Inr and thai a rEal NIL vE1SilE sae1
De pss- in sErvlrs. Il Is sz1G ---il oe7-
tween I5Ne and 28Ba strikers nave
returned and -esz. tae working -a-ce
aggregates assDvs --s'a
Other plants n Cary r=por"-@c ID
be operating WIKI reC1esG -If's-'4
were -ns American Bridge m pan
and lhs American Shae. s11 II
Plate Company.
a. Indiana Ea-our, 58e e--1lcEEes
of the Inland S1eei CoEqR1y al
ncunced uner willingness % -eClsR
(Cortinnen Oh rsse -ccL .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

5n6Tun- sept N.-orEzr-zec lamar as
-erreser1ed by Inc Boston Contra La
bur Tninr VIII answer WITHIN e hour.
the proclamation Of Governor CDnlldgs
regarding thu pnf1ce strike ss-uRnnn.
President -1ichaei J. o'CnEre- If M
unio- annsUncsd r0Cay- The p-ocia-ra-
riUn II winch the governor SBrmaIlv d.
cia-ed r-a1 4he policemen who dese---
ed their pnsrs % 6urT. IsrZng m the
ensmT" naG "diEpuEzezsed themselves.
vas -eSa- Leo Is putting Al enc 10 -
pur-s q a possible arrangement ny
WHICH sune of -ne strikers might ne
assle II -ezE-I-
Former z-my and nary veterans Gun
timed IN Apply rodzF 1ur places un the
new Szrcs OF q applicants Is were az
eepzed subsecr 10 nun-cumpeuraTs civil
service examination
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
Preparations for Real
Scrap Over League
Covenant
JOHNSON TO RESUME
FIGHT AGAINST PACT
On PACIFIC COAST
No Action Probable O. HIS.
League Amendment for Sew
eral Weeks Sen AShurSf
Wires Nlsen He WW Vote
for Treafy-0nly Brief Con-
Slderatnn Of Pact IN Senate

Washington. sep A2le me
German peace treaty -acEivec on,v
brief consideration II The senate t.
cay, aG-slce isveispnsrs indicated
mat ne factions ware Lzc1lE u 3ar
me real 1ge- ever -ns lea@ae af Ia
rlons covenant
The UEran6zrg feature af tf1e cav
was lie ACKNOWLEDGEMENT by Senator
johnson Republican ~ California
than Ne wgDl5 1save mere u1raur-uv
fur ne Pac1c cDasr u keel I'd Is
arraGk en ne --eaTv winch was re-
posed amendment 10 eczal1zs ne
v0r1ag power If rne Tinted S-ares
anG Grsa1 Brian would not De
called up for weeks
Mex II pur-ac 1r-erest Was ne
news 1r1a- Seaa1-- AstG-s-- L,em3-
c-a1 If A-lzala- had tHlAg-Hp1a5
President "A zzson -11se lie would vous
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