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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-19
Oakland Woman Intent On
Seeing President, Killed

Oakland, Cal, Sept. l9.-Intent upon
gaining point Of vantage for the rush
when the doors opened, Mrs. Belle Tay-
lor. widow, was struck and killed by
streetcar last night, in the sight, Of
thousands of persons waiting 10 hear the
president speak.
The woman was decapitated. Several
women tainted
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-19
Commander AT Alcatraz Is
Placed Upon Retired List

San Francisco, Sept. 19.-colonel
Joseph Garrard, commandant of the mill
itary disciplinary barracks on Aleatraz
Island, was retired today by the war de-
partment after 80 years service. Briga-
dier General John B. Mcdonald. post
commander at the Preside, succeeds
him
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-19
New South Wales Favors
Irish Self Determination

sydney. n. s. W, Sept. IS. by vote
Of go to 90, the assembly of New South
Wales TODAY expressed itself in favor of
self determination for Ireland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-19
STRIKE PLANS
OF STEEL men
ALL PREPARED
!se -
'ENo Labor Without Repre-
sentatiOn" Is Slogan OF
Unions Involved.
EMPLOYERS SAY FEW
WORKERS WILL DESERT
Strikers Will Remain Out
Until Recognized By
Gary, Leaders Say.
EMPLOYERS SAY FEW
WORKERS WILL DESERT

Washington, Sept. 19.-(United
Press)-.The steea strike decision
is unchanged, said John Fitzpat-
rick, head of the steel mems or
ganization committee, today, fol
lowing two hour conference with
Samuel Gompers, president Of the
American Federation of Labor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-19

Continued on page twOl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-19

Continued on page two)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-19

Continued from page two)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-19

One of the men then jumped from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
EX-GOVERNOR
TEsT|F|ES FOR PACKERS
Discretionary Powers i'm
Officials.
LICENSING SYSTEM
Would PcnaliZc Circulating OF Misin-
formation, but Is Against Control
of Market News as Infringin.
on Freedom of Press.
NV Nsaoci,,Alrr.ss l

WASHINGTON. August 2S.--Attacks
on the Kenyon and kcndrick bills for
regulation OF the packing industry
were renewed today before the Senate
Agriculture Committee. T. NJ. Ammpns
former Governor OF Colorado. headed
Il delegation CT seventeen cattlcmcn
from. that state in opposition TO the
legislation
II am not opposed TO regulation by
law. Mr.. Ammous said. but | am
opposed TO l.-ws which give discretion
AIRY powers to officials TO make laws
eff YOU want TO divorce packers from
ownership Of refrigerator Cars-I think
you might we'll take away their
delivery waGons-paSs :. law and say
so. Don't let somebody have power to
say whether they ought to own them
and how many they ought TO have.
Nor do think YOU ought by license
to control market news. for that is
not freedom of the press. Make the
laws against circulating miSinforra-
ton moro stringent That Will be
enough. Eut make all your ,rcguia tons
in law. so that every man can have a
day in court before being penalized"
do YOU think there are any evils
in tho packing industry We ought to
corrcct?" asked Senator RanSdcll.
Democrat. Louisiana
There may he, but know of none"
the Witness responded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
STATE FlREMEN PARADE
AND ENJOY BARBECUE
HnrrisonburE Flont Captures First
Honora. While Decision for Sec
Ond Prize IN Protested
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.l

lcpcC!ai 10 ne llmCS-DlSDatCn.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE August aS.-A
parade. baseball game and old Virginia
barbecue featured the second day OF,
the thirtythird annual convention OF
the state Firemcn's Association Fif-
teen out OF the nineteen companies
represented at the convention particl-
patcd in the parade, and there were
many decorated floats and automobiles.
Hose Company No. 4. from Harrison
burg, carried Off first prize of 800 for
the largest and best appearing uni
formed company with band. SiXtyNtvc
men composed the company. headed by
chief Hraithwait.
An award of $50 prize for best APP
pear ing uniformed company without
band was held up. to consider protest
by Shenandoah against judges decision
In favor of Alexandria.
The 500 prize for the best band was
awarded TO tho Harrisonburg Daily
News band Of eighteen pieces. Charles
Dcvier conductor.
Silver loving cups were awarded to
All contestants for the best decorated
automobiles aud float.
Miss Ellie Wood Page. prominent in
social life at the university. with her
p;ebaid pair Of ponies; led a .pony cav
airy. the youthful riders being in the
ballet girls.
Miss Alice Haynes. on splendid
dun rode at the head Of the Harrison
burg company. one thousand attended
the barbecue at Frisching.
Charlottesville scored its second vie.
tory OF the week over tho Harrison
burg nine. winning today. ( 10 |.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
Real Estate and Court News
cnAScEKY BARGAIN AND SALE.

No 'nq cs E E MaHsms 70 MIME Barrett!
8 inches north of NJ Street August IS. 1919:
;, 1nerseo5dedy-R Bellevue Park. Inc to
as eo%z EH norh Co b. H s Ssunasd
b. S,ra;fo1d and Hespott Avenues. sou,i, by
ssS HES"ui sl an' .5 %Ss BY cn'o" Ave-
- :; Ro,h ., and Bella twife, ct ais.
lff insh sy l:9 eG ne5h ns ay9r
Harrison Street. August IL. 1918; tax $40.
s go Ssf" {
June rss' IS ,f fis, H. inch south of street,
PsS:s vs. f %alis Eiias
s Afssna nv Il ss 'ss j. 81 Of 'saaas
asHoGs as sa9 SSIpoT asT;S a
fs,1?@ sF sna 4 1si .i"
Hn,ied Homes cscrpoGa.ion. lot r.: block il,
fsSda ssH'Hs's' :Ss
lsrS ii E2sS -
Il SiT IL s sIssS. ID. s@ $500 August :
Henry $, Wsiiers,sin and Clara f. twifc,
~, s Z b-o @iEHfsssf? Yet S.s
$40. " ''
John l.. Morris and Maudc f. fwif., 10
Charles II. Phillips. 57xl.7 feet . inches
south line Grove Avenue 81 feet IL
inches ives, If Meadow street tirregularl.
Angus, /. 1919: tax $3.50: $40.
M l.. Hubbard and Nerna r. (wifc) to
Will;am Il. Peasants No, $3.50 Ninc. Mile
ROAD l'Nl.O feet north side Nine Mile Road.
80 feet cast Of Twen,y-nnh street. Lien
s"on; July = 1919: tax sl.20. $40.
Anna NJ. Mutter and L. l.. thusband) Of
2altimorc, Md. ct ais. TO Ralph j. Levy.
Nos: 3ns, $40 and 3l2 North Seventh street
1oNst feet west side seventh Street. between
3roau and Marshall Streets tpartics of first
siOon0 = 49,
William r, stansburs and Atehe j. (wifc>
60 X IL; Stoitz. Nos 2ns and 2oS-A Temple
Temple Street. so feet IL inches south
OF Taylor Street: also Nos. 2lo and 2Iv-A
TT Ter PIE. street IS feet 10 81 inches by s!
inches south OF TAYLOR Street. Lien s 500
July IS. 1919: tax $3.50. $40.
CHASCERY TRUST DEEDS.
Joseph NJ. Scawell 10 James w Gentry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
JUDGE JOHN EWELL DEAD
Served In Confederate Army md Was
Grand Commander of state
Veterans.

ISpeciaI @ The Times Dispatch.J
k1LMA RNOCK. August 2S. = Judge
John &. Ewcll. one of the most prom
incnt citizens OF Lancaster County. died
yesterday at his home on the Kappa
hammock River. aged sevcntysix years.
He served as a Confederate soldier in
the Ninth Virginia Cavalry. and was
for a number Of years commander of
Of confederate Veterans Of Virginia in
1885.
He was elected judge of the county
courts OF Lancaster and Northumber-
land. and served in this office until 1t
was abolished by the state Constitu-
ton.
Judge Ewell was the last member Of
an old and distinguished family.
Funeral services were held today by
tho Rev l.. l.. Combs rector Of the
parish. ard intcrment was in the FAM
lily buryinC ground
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
DECIDE PRIMARY RESULTS
sixth and seventh south CnroIinn Dis
tr.cts Announce Entrants for
Second Race.
IBy Assoc ia,.h rress.l

COLUMBIA, S. -, August 2S.-County
democratic committees met a: noon to-
day in both the Sixth and Seventh
congressional districts to decide the
results of primaries last Tuesday. The
results put George Bell Zimmerman
Of Lexington. and r.. G. Mann. Of ST.
Matthew. in the second primary in
the Seventh District to fill the scat
made vacant by Congressman A. r.
Levers resignation. and r. n. Stoll. OF
kingstree and Il. j. Sherwood. OF Con-
why. IN the second race in the Sixth
District for tho nomination Of a sue
cessor to the late Congressman Rags
dale.
The state Executive Committee will
meet in Columbia next Tuesday for the
purpose of canvasSing the findings OF
the county committees and to order the
second primary, which is to be held
September O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

Amcr!can Trust Company. trustees. TO \.
u. Mcclellan. Thomas ~. and James G
SMITH, lots rs to 20 inclusive. square /
fronting on Taylor Street; lots Sc TO o. in
elusive. square !. fronting on Taylor Street
lots 20 to II inclusive. square ., fronting
on Chathn street; lot. and 2. and lots
Chatiin Street: lots 81 TO 50 Inclusive
square !. fronting on Beverly Street: lots
beverly Street; lots 90 to 81 inclusive
square 4. fronting Wallace Street: lots
! 10 ID inclusive. square j. fronting on
wallace street Angus; 10. 1912; $4,000
Clarence r. wallers:e,n, trustee
StuTman. No. Gl2 North Ninth Street -
by $50 feet west line Ninth Street: PAS
1912: sl.ooS 80
Irving MAJ: trustee. 20 Virginia Realty
inches by. 12o feet at northwest corner
iBcvcriy and Meadow Streets August u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
'!reg:; .ieo fec, south Of i strc,, August

S!re;;; i:c fec; south Of i strc,,. Angus,
Trustee so sSis j i'T% r.r N'i ;"aiws ~
$s. AisSSS, 81 'S s.5sS r'tk
,ru,,ssy. 30. s9cs % East GracS !ss ,rec,. j.
Zee, ives; Of n%Ttm eS Gr"% str:S usu
,oA Miami ...,d % Gs5re,s to GsS,EG L. RiGhar1
Street. ac,Sl5c ,fce, west line twenty fourth
si5is,: iasgit IS l,,sS:s H ;:l;s o''" o' "
.on To Ayn qzSI bo S%% Rgn
ana SswpoS ANea"s s OUT H BY edSaa
Avens1 ana % %Ss by Clinton Avenue. July
T"S;% s"% a. A'}s %ts; to 3
Hf Kss s FSwier ID rax.l si? w
,H+i! s;Fssi; ?! +: Sy 10 iss, so;;h sds
Street: August 20, 1914. $3.50. :
pa HrFn ns ES o %n ne32
100 feet : inches by I2o feet - northeast
s9s1 10. i 1915: . sshi@a Rowland Streets Au
r; J.. 10th, OF waynesboro, Va. to Pol
is west rGsd Str Street, "A fcei No? memo 1ma
49, ~ ~ feet north linz hrosL street; oi
gus, II 1919; s5,l,I.si.
,a %n"g ;fu:,t IL rhgs !" rs" fsa rasSy
south line Grove Avenue: I2l fec, al .
inches west of Meadow street. August !
Charles H. Phillips TO Pollard & Basby
ms. trustees IS i-2 by l2I feet ? inches
i ,s,h w"st of Meadow Street. August /,
Clara H.. Phillip s and l.. NJ. thusba MD
to W. :. Robinson and Franklin d. Robins
trustees; No. II South Colonial Avenue. 20
'c"t inches 10y $50 feet west line Colo
MAI Avenue: It9 foot south of Main Street;
August 81. 1919: $1,000
J. l.. Sturman and Annie twitel to
Slhr,ncc 5. Waiicrstcin. trustee. NJ. GLE
North Ninth street. 2iKI3o feet west lin"
Ninth street: 2IS feet north OF Leigh Street
August 10. 1913: fl.34i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29

NJ" YORK. Angus, a.-Th:eats OF
sSt;S9 IN me steel industry caused selling Of
couon today. and forced the market down
ioi!owinE an improvement which was infiu-
Snecc D. more oNimistic cxpres.ion. carly
IN the session BIZ 10 the labor situation and
huI'iSh private crop condition reports Trad.
lhS as whole was slow. and IL was ap.
parent that brokers we'll cycncd up for
over the holidays and the coming state.
in'nt OF The Fedora! Department Of hsricul-
lure next tuesday morning AZ II O'Clock
SeaE the close the market broke about 8
CUNTS Unde! southern hedge, and wall
s nst decline OF /: to :. points.
spot mere Sas quiet. at 4 decline OF Is
points. a. 32.loc for middlinS: there wers'
no saler: spot at New Orleans was ou.et
bAcs. o'e~ 'S'
Port receipts Tor the day were ats7 bale,
Shife exports tota!ed isl bales
co,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
NEW YoRN CURn MARKET

NEW TpKK. August N.-AIthough news
developments were more Favorable and Sc
eusity prices in other markets were higher
price changes on the curb were small and
without Significance. Business was again in
small volume. attributed TO the absence OF
public Interest. The approaching triple holi-
day has also been a factor in restricting out
eide interest. Professionals. too. we're lin
lied in thci. operations because Of the holi.
day outlook and unsettled labor conditions
In the steel industry and railroad OUTLOOK
lndustrials were quetcr than they have bee
heretofore this week. and prices showed but
little change from tho finals Of YESTERDAY
Oils were fairly active, and the undcrtone
ras generally irmer. The price changes
however. small. being Limited to fractions
The higher priced stocks were neglected
Medium priced issues were in fair demand
and fractionaly higher Metals wcrc fca-
tureess.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
STRIKE PROVES COSTLY
Miners Fund Which Took Twcnty-f,c
YEARS to Accumulate, DISsIpatcd
Within Month
IBy Associatsd Press.l

LONDON. August 2S.-Tho York.
shire miners strike has been an cN-
penSivc bit of business for the union
as we'll as for people not directly con
ncctcd with the dispute.
The generally accented figures arc:
Coal lost to industry. $4,000. 900.
Losses to kindred industries, $1,000,
600.
The strike fund OF the miners.
amounting to Sl.400.000 was exhausted
with the payment OF the fourth weeks
stated. had taken some twenty five
years to accumulate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
FRANCE BUYS u. S. PROPERTY
Pays SIo0.G0O,G0n for American over
seas Supplies on Tcn-lcnr
Credit Contract.
Inv Assncia,.lrrcss-l

WASHlNGTON. August 2S.-Salc to
France for SiOou0o,ooo of all American
cNpeditionary force property I'm that
country. except that withheld for re-
turn to the United States and for the
use OF troops remaining. is provd ed
for in Il contract signed with the French
government. the War Department was
advised today by its special liquidation
commission.
Payment Will be made in ten-yeai
gold bonds. bearing interest nj the rate
of per cent, from August. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
.Archht.hop Sound. wnrnlne.

rn,iiin a. riseon 'a arsh5 III NO 4"Sfgmor
this morning published communica- :
ton in all the newspapers here warn
ing Catholics not to participate In the
movement recently inaugurated in this
city for the establishment of a branch
OF the Y. NJ. G. ~, under the penalty OF
laying themselves open TO the suspi
cion of hereSy and incurring general
ecclesiastical ccnsure."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
Prince Get. Airplnnc Mall.

BTNGHAMTON, =. Y, August 2S.-A
letter from President Wilson to The
Prince of Wales, sent by airplanc. has
been mailed from Windsor, y. Y. By
Captain j. NJ. Foote, L. 5. a., COM
petitor in the New York-Toronto der
by. He was blown out of his course
after leaving Albany. and landed Mon
day night on hill near Windsor. Be-.
cause OF damaged motor, his air.
plane was Skinned to Mineola
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
To Seize Storage Meat.

CLEVELAND. o., August 2S.-Suit to
seize and sell ali meats alleged TO have
been held in a Sheriff street storage
and marke; house longer than the lc-
gal period was flied in the Common
Pleas Court today by the county pros
ocutOr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29

CHICAGO. August E.-Agitation against
the high cost Of living. with tho different
phases covered by national and state gov
eminent aSenciea. was the influence which
tinued liquidation was the rule and price
rallies the exception. The general bearish
feeling was accentuated by sharp declines In
live hog values, which were directly reflected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
To Ipx.stirnte Insurance

WASHTNGTON. August 2S.--Invesu-
CATION by the Senate Finance Commit
tee or the war risk insurance bureau
with a. view to changes in the law gov
erning the bureau, was authorized to-
day by the Senate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29

NEW ORLEANS Angus, s-Aithoush
there were periods OF steadiness the general
trend In the cotton market today was to-
wards lower levels under the effect OF
greatly improved weather conditions in the
belt. The lack OF spot demand and un-
eaSincss over labor troubles were underlying
influences workn. for lover prices TO some
extent the better veathe. in the cotton re-
zion was offset by crop accounts from pr!-
vh;e sources which very unfavorablc
tanned.
Opening lower. the market fell OF until IL
was :. 20 % points under the close OF yester-
day: Shorts covered and their demand was
sufficient to brin6 about recove1es mod
crate buying for Ions account came in and
the active months were TO /. points
higher than yesterdays mai prices. but late
in the session the market weakened again
and last prices Tcre at net losses OF Is 10 IS
points.
Some of the steadineas around the middle
Of the day was due 10 the mom~ntary better
feeling IN foreign exchange and a private
bureau condition report OF 6o.T also brought
IN buying orders on small scale. II was
plain. though. that tho triple holidays fol-
lowing the close tomorrow and the bureau
reports coming almost Immediately after
we're restricting new business, especially on
the long side.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29

In lower meat products and TO lesser de-
gree by smaller prices for corn and oats.
The September pork pack shot down s2E
barrel and closed $3.50 under yesterdays
hsures. December and May corn dragged
all eay and touched new low record prices
for the season. Corn closed weak and near
the low points. e,i to az cents net lower.
Ga Is finished to IN cents lower and pro-
visions IS to $50 lower.
Leading futuEea ranynd fallnxs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29

CHICAGO, August S.-Hors: receipts, IS.
coo: lower; heavyweight. I'6o@.s.25; pigs
1S.SoGTS6o
Cattle: receipts 100: lower: beef steers
heavyweight. 13.T5G ls.:5; veal calves. handy
weight 1850 2O.50.
Sheep: receipts IS $50: SLOW
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH. CA. August 2s.-Turpentin-.
steady. les: sales, 20; receipts, 1875; ship
ments. 16; stock. S.721.
Rosin inn; aalcs. I.o2t; receipts 7ia: ship
ments. sli: stocS. +6.i2S Quote: 3. I63;; u.
issoGIsss: 7. Ia7562o1o: x. ao5oa .Oss: If.
MS@e2l.so; y. 22.s0; We. 300; Wv go
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
INV c00nG

OF Z GIlOIJS
NEW YORK. August S.-Dry goods market
was quiet today awaiting many seasonai
openings in September. There was more cx-
pert demand for sikt Woolcns and wor.
sttds held their hrTnness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
RICHMOND Mt1 MAREE1.
NEW YORK LIvE s.IoCK MARkET.

~" Sohh LIVE SIOth MARKET.
ing
Calves weak; v.als. neo0 $500: culls. lao, q
100: westerns, lo.0o0NLn
Sheep and lambs steady: sheep, 5n0G9co:
oulls. 800 600: lambs. s.oo1l7.sa: cui!s. 60
mSol
Hogs weak; light 20 medium hogs. ci.75 n
22.7S; pigs. 1soTg.m; rouxhs. 1900 1850:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
NEW YORK pRODrGE MARKEr,

NEW YORK. August N.--The cottonscet
OIL market was decidedly lower as result
or scattered liquidation. induced by the gov
ernment's attitude towards high prices ane
by the pronounced weakness in lard octo
prices were " to SIS points net lower Sales
5000 barrels. September prime crude, 1000 q
2l.oo; prime summer yellow spot, 400; Octo
Der. closed, 200; January. a.75: March. % 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29

NEW YORK, August 2s.-Por, movement
MlddiinS, 10. Stock. S,I. bales.
Total d,y-Rcceip;s. i.fs1 bales; exports.
LiHl bales. stock. o35. SIS bales
Total for wcek-Receipts. 5os:5 bales; ex-
ports 81 s3i bales.
ports, t3o.I37 bales.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

NEW YORK. August 8-spot coffee. dull /:
Rio Is, %; Santos Is, es%.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
RICHMOND PRODUCT MARKET.

"ho1ckNtS QnnfatlOna.
nv woodson. Craig Co. Inc Rich mond y.
U. Food Administration LIcsnss No o oTa
Richmond. Va. August IS. 1918
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29
TRUST DEED

Joseph NJ. Scawell TO James w Gentry
trustee. 45xl25 feet west side Thirty NTH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29

Annie Il Matthews 10 Minnie d. Jarrett
No EOS North Twenty,four,h street. 2oNi3.
inches north OF NJ street August IS. 1919
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-21
Children's Socks,
5 Pairs, 4Qc

Excellent quality socks
with cuff top. In black.
brown and blue. Sale price, 3
pairs, 49c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-21
GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB
TO PLAY BANNOCKBURN

A trip by club members over the
new land of the Washington Golf and
Country Club, acquired recently for
the building of an additional six
holes and a general Encouragement
of the course, scheduled for yesterday
afternoon, was postponed on account
of the rain.
The team Of the Washington Golf
and Country Club will meet the team
of the Bannockburn Golf Club in a
match next Sunday over the Wash
ington Golf and Country Club
course. Bannockburn has won two OF
the series of five team matches to be
held this season between the two
clubs, and if it wins next Sunday
will win the series. The matches
probably will be played out, however.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-21
COOPERATIVE CONTRACT
AT PARIS PROVES FAILURE
Council Hats Demolition Work by
Union Men When Price Scars to
III, IS Francs a Yard.

PARIS, July 1 Correspondence of
the Associated Press).-An experiment
In cooperative contracting by
workingman's union in the demolition
of the fortification of Paris has just
been brought to an end after it had
pushed the cost of removing dirt and
masonry from the average contract
price of francs so centimes to %
francs yard.
of the municipal council a section of
0 the work was reserved for a work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-21
One Dead, One Hurt in Air Crash.

BLOOMINGTON, Ill, July 21.-Mi-
chael Tisero of Chanute Field, Ran
tout. was killed and Lieut.. William
T. Slade, also OF Chanute Field, was
injured when an airplane in which
they were riding crashed into flag
pole in the town of Fisher near here
yesterday. One of Lieut.. SHADES eyes
was torn out and his left leg was
broken. Tisero's home is in Chicago
and Lieut.. Slade is from Georgia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-21
ARGENTINE ENVOY HERE.
DR.. La Breton, Ambassador to q. S.,
Takes IN His Duties.

DR.. Thomas A. La Breton. Argentine
ambassador to the United States. has
arrived in Washington ana entered
formally on his duties.
DR.. Breton. who was in Spain when
he received his appointment, pre-
scented his credentials to President
Wilson when the President returned
from Paris in March. The ambassa-
dor afterward left for Paris. where
he represented Argentina at the peace
conference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-21

mans organization. It fell to the
Stonebreakers' Union of the Seine.
The work was to be paid for at the
regular wage scale instead of by
contract price. Work on other Sec
tons was let at from $50 to francs
per yard, to contractors who paid
their workmen the same wages When
the cost of the work done by the
union amounted to Is francs a yard
the city authorities called a halt.