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New-York tribune., 1919-08-11
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

A PROPOSITION OF EXCEPTIONAL
MERIT NEEDS A PROFESSIONAL or
BUSINESS MAN WHO is IN a POSiTION
70 INVEST OR SECURE INVESTMENT
or $40, 900. TO A MAN OF GOOD REPIr
IAIlON WHO CAN QUALIFY THIS
MEANS AN INCOME OF sic, 900 or MORE
lEARLY. THIS BUSINESS is CLEAN
CuI AND HIGH CLASS AND WILL
STAND CLOSEST INVESTIGATION AID
DRESS BOX Y 317. TRIBUNE OFFICE.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-11

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
HON. JOHN p. cOHALAN. surrogate
of tho County of New York. NOTICE Is
HEREBY GIVEN to all persons having
claims against JAMES A ROOSEN EIT
Late of the County of New York, deceased
TO present the same with vouchers thereof
to tn" subscribers, at their place of trans
acting business. at the Office of Roosevelt
x SON. No. so Pine Street, in the Boroug h
OF Manhattan, OF the City of New York
on or before the I'd day OF February. 1920
Dated New York. the 24th day Of july
1919.
GEORGE E ROOSEVELT and
w EMLEN ROOSEVELT,
ROOSEVELT & koBBE. Attorneys orreso's for
EAecuto ors. Nos. 44-46 Wall Street
Borough OF Manhattan. New York CITY
BAyLIS, wILLIAM.--IN PURSUANCE or
an order Of Honorable JOHN P co.
UAL-AN, a Surrogate Of the County Of Sev
York. NOTICE is hereby given to al: per.
sons having clains against VILLA NJ
RAYIlS. late of the County OF New York
oec"as d. to present the same with tina
vouchers thereof to the subscribers. Al
their place Of transacting business. at ths
Office OF Baylis & Co.. No. Is Wall Street
IN the city OF New York, on or before the
18th day Of September next.
Dated. New York. the third day Of
March. 1919. ~
WILLIAM BAYLIS
GEORGE L. WHITE
ALFRED T. KIMRAIT
JOHN MASON KNOX, Attorney for ~.
ecutors. l9 Liberty Street. New York
New-York tribune., 1919-08-11
Other Peoples Weather

a. m 3C.lS l p. N 5000 p. m. 80. IL
New-York tribune., 1919-08-11

Local Official Record.-The following Of
h''ai record shows temperatures during the
'ast twenty-four hours, in comparison with
the corresponding date of last year:
New-York tribune., 1919-08-11

highest. IS degrees (at p. n.y. lowest,
0o 'at 6;45 n. m.( average, 6S: average
same date last year, 6S; average same date
for thrtythrce years, 73.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-11

Forecasts for Special Districts.-New Eng
ing temperature in interior.
New York. Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
Delaware, fair to-day; tomorrow fair and
slightly warmer.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-11

osTERHELD THEODORE WIN FUR.
sHant oi an order Of Honorable John
=. tch@taf. "a SuIros ate OF the County Of
New York notice is hereby given To- ali
persons having claims against Theodore
" Vs'srneie iase OF the County OF New
orh, deceased. 10 present TIE same WIZ
vouchers thereof to the Subscriber d: hi.
piaee OF tta.nisacting business. at his ottice.
40. ." az street. Borough Of Mania
2eth day % January next Wv
Datea New York. the lsth day OF Juiy
riERRE L LAGINR. Executor
CAl,N ALADEH WlCKERSIAM T.
LAt.A' Attorneys for Executor. No 40
Wan street. Borough OF Manhattan
City of New York
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Cla sifie d A dve ertising
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS

LOST--A little brown Griffon dog on Fri
day. about noon. vicinity soth at. and
Riverside Drive: dewey: liberal reward.
1884.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-11
FOREIGN PORTS


BARCELONA, Aug 2.-sailed. Steamer
Leonora (Span). New York
BERGEN. Aug. 4.-Arrivcd: Steamers
stovangerrfjord (Nor). New York Helgoy.
BREsT Aug. 5.-Arrived: Steamers
Edeliyn. Philadelphia; Freedom Newport
News; Harrisburg, New York ana Nor
folk via Liverpool. Sailed: 5th, steamer
RRIsToL, Aug s-Arrived steamer
wells els City i,t.y. (Br). New York.
New York; Braddock. Ncw York. Bran.
denbmrg =! {1tmd;, 'br?, New, York.
Yamato Maru C1ap), baltimore for Mar
9. coPENIIAGEN. AUG. 1.-Arrtved
steamer Nilinockct, New York
GARsToN, Avg. s.-Arrived; Steamer
r,ss1I,i; GnENl' Aug. 4-Arriyeq: steamer
Hornby li,'il,l Castle 'Br). Galveston VIA
" -llASMhuRc, S.S. July 27;-sailea: Steamers
" ankesan, New York Kcrwood, New
Touraine uFr1. New yorK' ',rS'' steamer La
las PAItMAs, Aug g. So lied Steamer
AQuiia tSwod), New York.
LIVERPOOL, Aug S-SaiIed. Steamers
Corsican tBr), Montreal. kyleakiu (E3r),
LiZARD. Aug. q.-passed: Steamers ,,h-
renfels lBrD, New York for Falmouth:
Vallejo CBr), Port Arthur Via Norfolk for
Havre
MAksEIII.Es. Aug. 4.-Arrivod. stea,n
sr baependy (Bra2.). Portland Nc.
Sailed: Steamers Mont Cents orb Phlla-
nelphiai 5th. Garibadi CItalD. New York.
OltAN, July 2e.-Arrved: Steamer 3 rk-
shire' New York Via Bermuda and Ma
nelra for Pirnus and Constautinople. July
a, arrived Schooner ireinia Pcndleton.
New York, '''
TRoNpJHEM. July % Arrived:
steamer Hronna (Nor), Nrwport News.
Ni1i'i'' tt, ~, July 81. Sailed.
schooner Albert Meyer, San Francisco.
AChOI MIA, Aug. 2-Arrived. Steamer
Hong Kong.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-11

LOsT.-On Friday. at Riverside Drive
and soth St. small Grifton Dog; an
swers the name OF Dewey. Liberal re-
ward. Jacob Rupert 1889 Third ave.
Telephone 5000 I.enox
New-York tribune., 1919-08-11
AUCTION SALES
MEMS CLOTHING WANTED

Ave buy gentlemen's discarded cloth
ing. business suits, overcoats fur lined
coats. full dress Tuxedos. pants, shoes OF
every every description; positively pay more
man man otners Write. phone, Meyer Horo.
WIZ. 44S seventh ave Greeley-l4g6
New-York tribune., 1919-08-11

Cadmus. us............St st. Nazaire. July ,
London ........July %
New-York tribune., 1919-08-11
SURROGATES' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p. Cohalan, a Surrogate
OF tho County OF New York. NOTICE is
hereby given to all persons having claims
AGAINST Emma Swan, late ot the County
of New York. deceased. to present the
Same with vouchers thereof. to the sub
scriber. at his place Of transacting busi
ness. at the Office of William {. Orr, Esq.
his attorney, at No. 81 Chambers Street
in the Borough Of Manhattan, in the City
Of New ork. State of New York. on or
before the l4th day of February next.
Dated, New York. the sth day OF August
1918. SEYMOUR SWAN.
Executor.
WILLIAM c. ORR. Attorney for Execu
tor Office and = O. Address, No 81
Chambers Street. Borough of Manhat-
tan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-11
York. the 18th day Of July.

IN PURsrATcD OF AN ORDER OF
Honorapie John P Cohaia Surrogate
hereby given to all persons having claims
AGAINST Sidney T. Ciulow late Of tho
county OF New York deceased. to present
the same with vouchers thereof to the
suoscrlDer, at her place o. transactlng
business. ~ the oiice of Frederick Treyor
h1!l, ner attorney, No SIS Wall Street In
the Borough of Manhattan. City OF New
YORK on or before the 18th day Of De-
cember next.
Dated, New York. the 7th day of June
HENR1ETTA H. CLULow, ExecutrIx
fkhR RERlCk TREVOR HILL. Attorney
Tor ENeeutrix. 56 Wall Street. Borough
OF Manhattan. New York City.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS
To-day
=. y
ANEET(AN PORTS

BALTIMORE. Aug. lo-Arrrived steam
returned with machine trouble Sailed !:
Steamers Natal Npan;), Genoa via New
Rotterdam; Absirtea UtalD. Genoa, bark
AsEy@ RosroN S2r us usnSs 16ATriyea Ayrfy
Lake Coplcy. Santa Cruz, Cuba; Lake En-
CAPE HENRY, Va. Aug. 1o-passed in
for Baltimore: Steamers Lake Foxboro,
New York; Alden ORD, La Pall.ce. Passed
out from Baitinore' Steamers Maryland,
Borgestad (Nor), Port .-obos, I.4r.e Far
lin, southampton.
Sailed: Steamer Broncho, for Orange, Tex.
DELAWARE HREAKWATER, 2ei- Aug.
10. - Passed out: Steamers Vladimir
tRuss.}. Phladelphia for Novorossish,
Lake Conway. Phladelphiha for Carde-
mas; Mariners Harbor, Philadelphia for
for Tampico, Port Pitt Bridge, Whining
ton.
JACKsoNvIr1E, Fla. Aug fO.-Ar-
rived Steamer Gloucester, naltimore via
Savannah; Princeton, Tampico. Sailed
Steamer Mohawk, New York Via Charles
ton.
Passed eS down: 9o Steamers 9nn mexica"d "5 Nor "
Philadelphia for Christiania and Bergen:
Chamberino, Philadelphia for Houston,
Gunborg (SwedD, Philadelphia for Goth
d del lphia fof-----.
MOBILE, Aug. fo-Arrived: Steamers
Totont, New York, Tamesi New Orleans.
Aldernan, Galveston; Dalgada, New York
Lynchburg New York
NEW ORLEANS, Aug 1o-Cleared:
steamer Lake Pewaukee, Porto Rico.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10.-Arrivcd ::
Steamers Josiah Macy New York; san
Valerie tBr>, Tamplco; Calimeris GtalD,
Claymont. Del; Essex
PORT EAps, Aug; 1o.-Arrived: steam
ers Anread Ntal). italy; Oneco. Norfolk
Quinistad WondD.. Port Cortez; speed =
we'll, Nicaragua Sailed; Steamers Antil-
liam BrD, Liverpool Conus. New York
f. 9. Barstow. New York; Lake Cahoon
Cardenas Via Havana and Matanzas. Lake
Frampton. London via Azores: Marina
Ntal), Genoa Via Norfolk, Nelson, Cuba :
octorara. Hull, England, via Norfolk and
Azores; Azores; Poiarine. Europe, Tamesi. Mo
BILE; Tegucigalpn 'ilondD, ceiba TruX-
llia, Tela, Vera (Nnr), Kingston.
PORT TAMPA. Ella, Aug. lo.--Arrived:
Schooner City of Baltimore, Matan1as
REEDY ISLAND. Del. Aug. 1O--passed
down: steamer Gum borg (SwedD. Phiia-
delphia for Gothenburg, schooner Melissa
Trask
SAVANNAH. Aug. tO.-Arrived Steam
cr City of st. Louis New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-11
SURROGATES NOTICES

HAUsELT, MAR1h-1N PURSUANCE
of an order oil Honorable John T. .a-
halan. Surrogate of tine County = Nv
YORK. NOTICE is hereby given to al p4r
sons having claims against Marie NaGsel-.
iate or the city OF Zurich. apI5l-t ot
Switzerland. deceased. L. present tle salie
with vouchers thereof to the slbsar.he-
ar his place Of transactiue bu=lu-s. at t.s
ONCE OF his attorne.z. Hunt Isfil & Beta.
NO. l2O Broadway. borough o., Manhattan.
in tie city of New york. on Or before ths
10Th day Of December unst
Dated New York. tie 18th day oi May
GEO. WH1TEFIHLD BELTS. IT,.
HUNT. HILL. & RHTirs Att9fneys fc,
ham.nis' hs,1an Tas Tasori .-o Broad~as Man
IN PURSUANCE or Az ORDER oF
Honora bl. John + Coh+lan. o. Sirrora'e
OF the Count of New York notice. s
hereby given TO an pe-sons having claims
County of New York. decreased io present
the same with vouchers ihereol to 'ho sii-
scrihers. a. their place Of tlalsactln- business
al the Office Of Guarangs Tn~t Company oi
New York 80 lao BroslNas. In The Ci-s ~
New York. on or before tee list lay Of FEB
rGary next.
Dated NV Yori. tn. .sth aay 14.a
CHARLES BAIRD AND GUARANTY
TRUST COMPANY OF new YORK.
sTErsoN JENNINGS & RI ssgi.l. Al,
torneys for administrators. ls Eread
street. sew York cry.
IN PuRsuANcE OF AN ORDER o,
OF the County Of NeW York. NOTICE
herehy e.ven 10 all perso1s ba,ias e.~anss
against Edward Lausi-g Satfsrlae, ate ~
the County OF ~ York deceased. 10 prs
sent the same WITH vouchers thereof f. 20
subscriber at his place f trsnSact.rg bus-
mesa. a. office OF Messrs Satt.rioe. car-
field &: Stone. No - Wall street. IN .hs
city Of New York. on or 9efofe ,ne An day
Dated. New York. the 3rd Gay Of Feb
GEORGE REESE sATTnRLEB
sATrERLrE. Garfield 4 STONE.
Attorneys for Executor. ~ Wall StresI.
Borough Of Manhattan. chg u New
Yorh
IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER oF,
Honoraalr John p Cohalan surrogate oe
by gwen "a all persons having ms asAif';
JOHN COiT SPOONER. .ate ot tna un-s e.
New YORK. deceased. 10 present be- Same IN
vouchers tAeie9f to the snhsctihrf 81
principal pace of transact lng bus ne -
% william Street. in The c.t% Of ~" 10 so'N'
,sis' i?a'e'' Ns" '''"' '"' '''" '''
THE FARMERS LOAN AND Trust
GE1LER. R,oLsroN & HoRAN A.sor-
neys for Executor - Exchange Pi@e"
New YORK. y
CUSHMAN. JOSEPH RATHBORNE.--ir
pursuance q order OF Honorable so'..
p Cohalan Surrogate q ihe County Q,
New York NOTICE Is hereby given 10 =
persons haSln.. Gains against Joseph hS..
borne Cushman late of the county OK "a
York. deceased. to present the same, W. ~
vouchers therect TO the subscribed AT ns'
place Of transactng business Of me skseps,
trix care Stetson. Jennings 4 Russell no. -
Broad Street IN the CITY OF New York, on Vi
before the first day OF December rext.
Dated. New York. the 2lss daF o. N"''
1918
FRANCES CCSHMAN Execn;rss
STETSON JENNINGS & RUSSELL AT
torneys for Eaocutrix. ls Broad Slss''
new Aork S3ly.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-11
TRUNKS FOR SALE

BIG BARGAINS-New and used wardroh.
trunks bOG 6th ave-. bet 30th-3lst st.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-11

HOPKINS. JEANETTE Mn PURstr-
ahce of an order Of Honorable John p
Cohalan, Surrogate OF the County Of New
YORK, NOTICE Is hereby given to all per
sons having claims against jeanette M.
Itopklns late of the County of New York
"rs thereof 10 the subscribers at Their
place OF transactfng business. 1T tho Office
or then attorneys Travis. Spence K Hop
ltins. No. SO Wall Street. in the civ g.
New York, on or before the I'd day Of
February next -
Dated. New York. the 18th day Of July.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-11

Local Forecast.-Fair to-day: tomorrow
la'r and warmer gentle variable winds.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-12-18
WORTHY COLORED CITl-
 ZEN READS THE PAPER

Green Jackson, one of the |Argus many good colored sub
 scribers living on his own Harm down in Lee county near
 Moro, was in Saturday and as he paid his subscription up | |hru to Dec. 31, 1920, said, l |the Argus is worth ten times las much as 1 pay for it. I watch for it each week and Tread everything in it. l always read the advertisements and I lust paid one of your adver-
 tisers, MT. A. Goldberg $50 for
 goods I bought, and Pm going
 over and buy a suit of clothes from another one of your ad- vertisers," as he pointed to the ad of Lamm & Go. Green raised 15 bales of cotton this year and had with him the sales slip for three bales
 which he had sold in Marianna
 for 43c, bringing him in
 s6SS.41. Green is only one of many scores of worthy color
 ed citizens whom the Argus
 goes to each week, year iii and year out, and to a business man who thinks, it is easy for him to understand why it is worth while to send their ames-
 Sages thru the Argus, to citi-
 zens of this class.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-12-18

ducted by Room No. 1. Read ings were given by Martha Lawrence, Helen Campbell, Ruby Acuff and Edith May Ward.
 MT. Gaddis, the janitor, was called to Hunter on account of the death of his father.
 Miss Gartrell was unable to attend school Tuesday on ac- count of illness.
 Miss Bendig will leave Fri day for her home in Searcy to spend the holidays.
 Miss Johnson was sick Thursday but was able to teach again Friday
 Miss Fish will spend the hol- idays at her home in Star City.
 Evalena Hutches was ab- sent from school Monday and Tuesday on account of illness.
 There were two pictures of fered as a prize to the two rooms that received the largest registration on Patrons Day. These were won by Rooms ? and 4. Room 4 had a registra- ton of about 56 and Room 2 almost the same number. Ii might be of interest to kncet. that room 4 has an enrollmtnaa naa or I1 pupllS. little was Virginia Murphy will spI was part of the holidays i wretched phis. Nas sonoa ,o 'o, on
 Ruth VanArsdel will $. ao]
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spend the holidays in Memphis.
 l.. K. Brown, Jr. will go to Helena to see "Old Santa.'
 Lillian and Thelma Herring ton, Beulah and Viola Butler and Algernon Hill will do their merry making at Little Rock.
 The Brinkley High School Savings Bank had a deposit of $115.00 Monday. This is noth- ing out of the ordinary for the deposits are heavy but not as heavy as they should be. We simply insert this here to give you an idea of what we are doing along this line.
 Cassie Federer is absent from school this week on ac- count of illness.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-12-18

One yellow male calf, 6 mos. old, naked crop off right ear. One red COW, dehorned crop off right ear.
 One black and white spotted COW crop off of right ear One light red and white spotted COW dehorned, crop off of left ear.
 These animals will be offer ed for sale to highest and best bidder for cash at the City Pound or COW pen in front of Goodson's Stable, on Saturday, Dec. 2Oth, 1919, at 1 80 o'clock.
 J. w. Hagood,
 City Marshal.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-12-18
SCHOOL NOTES

You missed a treat and fail- to do your duty when you missed the lecture by Red Fox" The $. I. A. received 40 per cent of the receipts. Their part was S3.S0.
 Mrs. A. H. Abernathy visited Rooms 2 and last week.
 Eugene Maulding left Friday to spend the holidays at his home in Illinois.
 Mrs. Savage of Lonoke, who is now interested i'll the Y. w.. c. A. work, gave us an inter- esting lecture Monday morn ing.
 The chapel exercises on Thursday the 11th, were con-
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the holiday at Marmaduke.

the holiday at Marmaduke.
 Chapel exercises conducted Thursday morning, the 18th, by Room No. 2. Readings were given by Bertrand Lineback, Archie Gaddis, Carl Mitchell, Donald Adams, Henry Marion Hurst and Evelena Mahfouz.
 Miss Gartren leaves Friday for Lake Comorant, Miss, where she will spend the holi- days.
 Emmons Mitchell did not at tend school Monday on ac- count of illness.
 (Nothings from No-where)
 Emmons :-' Mrs. Baumgart- ner don't be so hard on Her.
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man, he has enough trouble. His father owns a Ford"
 1st Boy-'I wish this cold weather would let up."
 2nd-"W Why so?"
 1st-" Maybe my teacher wouldn't be so cold hearted then"
 Ida Samuelson will spend the holidays at her home in BraSfield.
 Lenoard Pledger will meet "Old Santa" att Monroe.
 Miss Johnson leaves Friday for Little Rock and Marvell.
 Blanche and Louise Coln,, Olive and Robert Mcknight and Lorene Campbell will
The Brinkley argus., 1919-12-18
CITY POUND SALE!

The following described ami mals are now in the city pound
The Nenana daily news., 1919-10-01

months industrial truce as a means of reducing the cost of living throughout the United States.
 It is impossible to make headway, he pointed out, while the industries of the country are upset by labor troubles. Production suffers and conditions generally are such as to restrict trade and make capital timid
 Were there assurance that there would be no strikes for six months, he declared, conditions would soon become normal and prices would drop rapidly.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-10-01
MONARCH
 NEARING AMERICA

WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. l. President Wilson is in receipt of 6 wireless message from King Albert of Belgium, who is now nearing America aboard the steamer George Washington. The message express ea regret over the illness of the President and hope for a speedy re- covery.
 The Belgian royal family will visit nineteen cities during their stay in the United States, touching the Pacific coast. and returning East toward the end of the month. They expect to" reach this city on their return trip across the country on October 24, and will be the guests of President and Mrs. Wilson during their stay in the capital.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-10-01
SEATTLE GIVES IN.

SEATTLE, Oct. l.-As a result of the Governments decision to let the shipyards increase the wages of employees, provided the Government does not have to pay 1t, local ship yard workers did not go out on strike this morning. and it is be- iieved that the question of wages will be satisfactorily adjusted be- tween the plants and the workers.
 Reports from Portland state that similar conditions prevail there, as result of the plants having given thelr assent to the wage increase.
 There is great elation in both cities over the successful outcome of the strike movement, the decision of the Government being heraldea as great victory for labor.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-10-01

the shores of San Francisco bay are idle today and practically all work in the yards is at a standstill. Be- fore final action was taken by the men, a delegation waited on the to ascertain if the would assume the re- sponsibility of paying the increased wages demanded, and when it was learned that they would not con- sent to the advance under those circumstances, the men were or dered out.
 Reports from the South state tha. only few workers showed up this morning at Los Angeles and San Diego.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-10-01
YUKON COMING WITH LAST OF
 1873 FREIGHT

The steamer Yukon left Dawson yesterday morning on her last voy- age down the river for the season. There are number of passengers on board for Nenana, considerable quantity of second class mail, and all the freight received at White horse prior to the last washout on the White Pass railroad. The Yu- kon will be met by the Panama at Gibbon and will then turn back up stream, going direct to Whitehorse for the winter
 The freight consists of S2 tons, mostly construction material, for Nenana, three tons for Fairbanks. seven tons for Cinema, and A tons for Tanana and other points along the river. There are 36 sacks of mail on board for Nenana and 106 sacks for the upper town.
 The passengers for Nenana are Miss Viola Smith. Miss Emma Rutz. Teddy Edmund, George NJ Kelly, George I. Saunders, T. J. Robert son, MT. and Mrs. Deming Wheeler, and Harry Davis, of the Terminal
 Miss Minnie Frank is a passenger for Hot Springs, and Mrs. L. V. Stanley and two children are en- route to Circle.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-10-01
J 'ANNUNz|O |S
 THERE ID STAY,
 INFORMS PRESS

FIUME, Oct. In the first pub lished statement authorized by d'An- nunzio, the jealous Italian patriot declares, We are here to stay until Plume has been annexed to the state" The statement was made today to representatives of The As sociated Press, who sought an in terview with the popular leader in crder that the public might be in- formed relative to the aims of the man who has taken charge in Plume in defiance of the wishes of the Allied powers, including his own government
 D'Annunzio is hailed as the con- quering hero of Plume. Demon strations occur every night in his honor, the people marching through the streets cheering the daring lead CT and applauding the firm stand he has taken.
 Money and supplies are being sent to Plume from Rome.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-10-01
REDS CAPTURE OPENING GAN
GARY TELLS COMMITTEEMEN
 BIG CORPORATION IS FAIR

skilled workers in the steel plants receive s6.7o. The men did not strike of their own volition, he de- clared, but were forced to strike by the labor leaders. The men are now returning to work, the senators were informed.
 In response to questions asked by the committeeman, Gary denied that the steel workers had been mis- treated by the corporation. He also branded as false the charge of the strikers that the corporation men killed Mrs. Fannie Sellens, at Breckenridge, Pa, some time ago. He said the corporation had no plant at Breckenridge, and express ed the belief that coal miners in that district had killed the woman by accident. The verdict of the coroner's jury, he pointed out, had shown that the corporation had no agent there. This verdict will be filed with the committee in sub stantiation of Gary's statement.
The Nenana daily news., 1919-10-01
CHICAGO DEFEATED
 IN OPENING MATCH

CINCINNATI, Oct. l. - In the presence of the greatest baseball crowd ever assembled in this city, the Cincinnati Reds, winners of the National league pennant, defeated the Chicago White Six, 9 to l, in the opening game of the worlds series, played here this afternoon. The attendance was 35,000.
 The feature of the game was the heavy hitting of the Reds, who knocked Cicotte, Chicago's star pitcher, from the box. Ruether pitched for the Reds and allowed only six hits But his batting was even better than his pitching. He went to bat three times and scored three hits, two of them being three baggers.
 The locals made fourteen hits, and Chicago six, and each team was credited with one error.
 Before the game started, the bet ting favored Chicago, a number of wagers being placed at to , on the game.
 The weather was ideal for the commencement of the series, ac- counting, to some extent at least, for the unprecedented demand for seats. Some of the luekless fans, who reached the city late, offered as high as s100 for a seat.
 The second game of the series will be played here tomorrow, after
The Nenana daily news., 1919-10-01
H|GHbROWS AID GOVERNMENT IN
 RAILWAY CRISIS

LONDON, Oct. l.-Ofiicials of the government announce today that progress is being made in restoring traffic throughout the country. Everybody, in all walks of
 life, is helping to move trains and supplies, among the notables who are lending hand to the govern ment in the crisis being the Sixth Earl of Portarlington, who helped unload milk churns at Pddington station; Frederick Smith, heir of the first baron of Colwyn, who is working as a fireman on a Liver pool-London express, and a we'll known duke, who was seen driving a motor lorry.