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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04
Allies Asks
Rumanian Army
ito CeaSeAdyance

1S, A-s. S.-CBy The Associated
eHEt-Ias Supreme Erter-sLhed
1"01aCA ss11 a message Yesterday 70
Lne f-l-1a-la- Government requesting
1Aa1 -as F-goanian army. along the
Inslss RIVER. cease IT'S advance rpor
BC6zpssl l-aclzaely.
1ne Council held M furnal meet
M to1aT pUI IT'S members eagerly
aNsIaec rG--asr cou1 1E1czrion from
LAe rev Hungarian guve-unerr at
Bucharest
Inc o01e winch the SUPREME Ccur-
124 u1C1nlcarsd - the new En-
Ea'ria1 Ecvs-Emsrt through tina
zaa-ilz1 11lsslor al R16zceE. was
RtsE1 E'eT-a-s r tome, showing thai the
olsF'nsTi1on On the par uf the peace
conference vas ID aid the HUNGARIAN
peola1s Z az E@or1 to create . stable
EoFerZ--eCI Under the ad-eC-1or If
me asT Premier. jules Peldl need
ncT Z aEy serse ne considered =
threat q Violence against the rev
screrl-er- II lay stress. however,
q lAs receasI1y fsr EEn-ariar Dec
Pres y 2o-22E WITH tire terms IF the
A--n1s-1ce ac6 d1sa-- completely.
F-G-z-Ia ac5 CZacho- SIcvaka. =
ADDITION = ne other Balkan states.
aaTE urged the co-piste Sfsa TIA
Hsr7 - -ne EE-z-lR1s r-mHGlsreFr
arz me peace conference srparenelr
= G1Sposed 70 Take every possible
STEP Il prevent further Military ar
E10n II ne part II the EurEzrlsrs-
NJ news mas oeer received Il Paris
Endlca-Er- whether TIA Ru-arIans
have ceased thar advance toward
SZGs-pss-- hE- II conference circles
confidence II expressed that the RE-
Hszrlarz vii n5t take the HUNGARIAN
eapElsl against the VII CT the So
Ewg-e Council
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04
TO BUILD BIG
HOTEL IN BATH

Bath, Aug- AT last Bath I'm IN
have q modern hotel al the M n
Hayes Co. Ct New York has mr.
chased a large tract Of land on Gem
ter street frum Hon. A 81. Shs~
Mrs NJ 3. Hayes Of the II 2. Hsr-x
Co. was In Bath Saturday and
bought the land fur a large SYNDICATE
winch VIII builc modern hcr.I az
15s roozrs ut cost OF Ss5a.Daa- This
same Syndicate plans 10 build q fna
golf course and country club In this
viciraty. The hotel viii he one If
the finest IN Maine
The GeorKs A Fuller Co. af New
York. and Boston VIII be the arrns-
tectE fer the horeI
This land, which 10 near Mifa<x3u
streer WEES b0nEht by Mr. Ehaw =
gs2r aED when he piznnsd - huiz1
su0e modzrn houses. nnA u 80 -
the 1nsr atrrzrfiS< psnce. il xkax
part &C the cry xnd II nftnnEeA -
the 9Ezaz read
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04
COMPLETE 1E=UP OF RAILROADS
PREDICTED BY HEAD Shipments Union
UNREST OF men BEYOND RESTRAINT
Former U. S. Interior Dept. Head
Probable Victim AssaSSin's Bomb
At His Home ID Los Angeles, Cal.

l4ns Angeles Cal. Azg 4-Oscz-
LAWYER. former assistant Tnl.ed
Seaees artnr1sy Esnerai fnr the In
terrier deparrnerr. WIS prohsh1y "a
tally burned and Mrs Lzrier was
badly burned when their home IVES
destroyed early TODAY ny what the
potIce believe ID have been Z gasoline
buUk.
Shortly besore o'clock this nur-
ing. according ID the poZice, 4 mzr
driving an aElunptxEle- slapped Il
front Of the LAWYER residence n al
exc3Rsive Residential district He
arepped something leaped INTO the
cRr al rzpidsy drove away
An cNDlosaDn followed almost IN
msdIareiy. The house burst Etn
flames Mr.. LAWYER. his EEfs and one
child were trapped within William
Iucy. al Irpn-masEsr. ana Ed Pn1-
ford. who were driving past the
house, seized q ladder AID rescued
Oscar LAWYER, Jr- tive FEARS cid
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04
Race Riot
Danger Over
10 Chicago

Chicago. ALE. aside from q few
today II the Chicago Efack bel-.
WHARF, race noting last week caused
dred persons
AaFuAc1 General Frank : DICK
son Of Illinois and Chief Of Poslce
Garr1ry tgEgr- expressed sa-lstac-
TOE ever the sItEs-i0n- the LATTER ex-
pressing thA belief that danger Of
further general rrcCng was ended
The MlLE1A and posice corIirae To pa
r-ol the negro district
With the exception IF an attack
IN CAPTAIN E. T. wshrsR- G Com
pa1y, 4-h Reserve Militia. wno WAS
fred OF and stabbed by three ne
E-3es, and the forming Of a wti1e
mob II -hs Stock Yards district early
Ibis morning. no outbreaks Of con-
sscEacs had occurred since Thursday.
The captain was severely wounded
Bat viii recover
SIX hundred whites were dispersed
anly after q machine gun mounted
On an automobile had appeared and
utE-2ansn With fixed hayoasrs had
prepared 70 charge them
While poaace were skoWly benz
vT-h6ravE from the negro district
and The bars were let down for
wnItas IN that section today, the
sheriff was swearing IN former SOL
5le-s as special deputies and expect
ed u have between 1895 and :8oa ea
eE-v n The riot zones ranoruu
The August Grand Jury VIII be
sworn n tomorrow for investigation
Of Las moi and FIRE Al least twenty
have declared negroes who appeared
n automobiles started fires.
ASSISTANTS To The states attorney
and attorney general continued today
to prepare mass of evidence fer
the grand jury Scores Of Witnesses
were lrsr-ogz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04
Pres. GOmpers
Rleadsfor Greater
Labor Rights

AIsre-Gan- Aug -Rv -he A.
soe2aasd Prsss,-asrae, G@pe-s-
president Of the American Federation
Of Labor and head OF the American
aaleEztlsn II the Inferno ryor:s1
Trades CElor Federation n sssElsr
hare pleaded fer greater tights fr
labor toGay. HIS address ID 1s..s
Congress foilowAa the report o. a
cpUnILIse which said Il coul5 nux
accept the charter given labor II tn
Peace treaty as fE2 expression o.
The workers' demands.
Mr. Ecmpers deckreE tkz1 hE--=
wavs haE worked fnr mprrxsmsr- II
cpn611ons and demanded that Iaoa-
shozztz no1 be regarded as An zrrl-.e
IT COMMERCE He urged also mat q
seanar's act pc ENACTED To per-r-
sailors 10 leave ships whsr they wee
safely m harSo-. EA pleaded tu-
the equality c. women and msn and
the sbolrcn Of involuntary service
German delegates disputed Mr.
GomQers argument which, they
1E-2A E@4GGL Al &4AkfEzA -4xE1L Liz
pean labor unions were too cozse-v-
a1ive They demanded that -ns
workers strive for a realization Of
the Berne conferences prugrEn. II
Guiding the regulation uf children
education wumEE's labor sno--a-
hours. Sunday rest and the super
vlsloE II hane industries
FNYr
Leon JouaaEx- the French deiegz.s
who declared II Wurker's TASK
should be 70 cumplete laaorss cna--
ter rs ser forth in me peace treaty
The Dutch Delegates. O1aegeesc
and Trimmer, were rnarinous,y
elected today joErr secretary-treas-
urer OF the newly formed Intern
tionale The Germans and the AIS
TRANS RETAINED from VOTING. Cal
Rudolph LeEien president CT the
German Federation of Trade Unions
said the German and Austrian de-
egztes did not vote Is a matter Of
principle
". s. Appleton the new rresider-
OF the organization, 1pld the CORR
1ks04ASAG2AA6 A2&&N n ~ a. 4@1LBE-LAIG
that the Germans should have cnos-
&c 20 question The declaration Of
Herr Sassenhacn On Germzuy's VIZ
responsibility which, when accepted
by Herr Legien and Herr Hubc-
had broken down many barriers and
had opened the way 20 reconcIIla-
ri0n
Partial Republication Of this state
nsrt- he continued. immediately -
v1vec suspicion and fears that Ger
rany was irssncere. think z rat
repu6ia-1cr had been withheld TIA
the election would have proceed
without serious 61icu1E. regal
the absence of Herr Legion from he
Bureau with grave concerr becaGs1
he Is one af The ahaest trades u1lnn
officials n Europe"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04
Devil Dog" Of
belleau Wood
Back Home

1nA
naaelT s.@n MARINES ~
-h" oeVn ooex ~ ls'A1
L r'eneaa ~ooc- III l i''s71
- Scissnns and other famous bat
sl.neies. make M a pa-r OF the re-
.,-s =. -. So. fr.us.-, rrr,-
Aion % ~ lnss
s--Tvee hare today On the frznsporr
G~,-r. was,srr-sr
9eue- the marine oncer VINO cnEn-
handed the Secun6 Division, the
--,r.
anas ovRncn- Aa5or Ce1 SeorEe
ssnert- commander oe the marine
-r-,s v-z- a1~r rbe s,r viuh his
-1
Ccri1gE1rs aooa-c the Serrge
waxh1rgrrn included the ere,re 5rh
sar-r~r- ce rzr-c~. and N. S~r-
un0 non ana SIMPLY e' ans
q lie srx1h Regiment
Iumsdsxrefy upon I'm ARRIVAL 0au.
-.n 49,. -.
<I -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04
Czin,s 20, 90 Already
Out and Number In
ere a sing-R Rail
Schedules and Bust
ness Win Be Serious
" Crippled Within
Day or Two

-sraxs. LIS A1E "A cnnpiete
.,.-r, q The 1ilruaAs e the cpuz-
Is vary r-peaAie n rhe opizana
IN L Ezwver. Ee1dEM q the
-s,cax- alsori1 council Of the Fed
Grated sAnway Shepmens' Union
WHICH called 4 STRIKE Of shop crafts
p-dz- Ee returned tram Wash
nru, t,exy and declared the strike
Is SPREADING RAPIDLY and THAT the E1-
-.E among railway workers u 50
-sne-zi thai the movement has orer-
waemee the International ua1cers Of
ne vz-lors unicns involved.
Acr1cez today frun Cleveland. sa1d
M EAwrer. we're that the EXCEL
--rs board uf the American Fedora
nor # Railway Workers, with q
membership Of e. sea. chiefly unskEl-
ar laecr. m Cleveland and The East.
nse dscided 70 strike t1morrpw-
me nzr-Enznce If way mens Erion
asn q preparing 70 srzks. II WAS sand
win mnre than I.@ sarpmen on
s--iss and the number increasing. both
s--slder- Ea~uer and Secretary John
: saunde-s sscla-et rarcad scnefries
an 1raw-r rs1IE be serleuEly GRIP
rl.c w11nr q day ~ rwo. ALREADY steel
-z-s and urhe- industries Al Gary and
=. uche- r1rrhe-r INDIANA points and
y Chicago have begun 70 feel ire ef-
t.crs Il fhe sriks. acc1-trEg 70 unlen
lsadsra. and when rhe strike Hs mn-.
crrsleee rHcrrries ana r1iis wErrnalx
vii se errrec - ci1se drwn t1r lack q
IN. ccsi End crhe- essentials.
TrE Mrwemer1 Is Ep-&aanE LAKE.
~Il6A-s and we are not xDIng u lay
d-- urrl We Eet CIT denznds.~ saaE
p--s,den- Ezwver TT has MT recelv-
81 rsr 1ndrrsemert nf CTR grand lodge
r-.sidsrrz. although they nor arg EeF-
ING rmeT So- a strike August 4 BH-
we are gsrrE ahead and are RECEIVING
rzrv me sarss tel NJ Of mere NEE p1Et
OF = 60 ou-
The SERIOUSNESS nj the s1rUarlsn
s-<ns 20 BE hefaer understood IA the
east then out here-
In wash1ngrm the executive
-rrrrzrtee las been repadiAned and
ire entire grievance committee II
= nenbers. representing al rail-
way workers, has been negotiating
Win the railroad aamlnls1raffs1
Director General Hines. while sraf-
,rx that he is favorable Upward the
workers, has said that there are Only
-wb WAYS 10 meet oEr oemands-a
congressional apprcprsaron or m
creased freight rates
More and m1re r appears tn he
-nar q complete lie I'D Of me ruA0s
Is TO be the outcome
The Malr.enance " way EN-
niuvex' Tnian with headquarters n
rs-t-nl.- Is ready 10 strike. We TN
ds-srz16
Several additions % the strike q
snnpner were reported TO-DAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04
Pass
First Protective
Tariff Measure

WaEn-xnrr- ALE The Horse roas Y
passed the h-sr protective -a-zr meas
IRE 70 pc acted gpur since me GspunEi-
Cans -ssxtnee control OF Congress The
measure 1evies a-gr dunes IN Chem
CT glassware anG apparatus
L nov goes u the sera-s
Dunes &c 81 per CEN al valc-er are
levied by the hil N laoo-aro-v glass
and porcelain wares and n surgical
and 6srzA Izs-u-erE zac IA Per csz-
zac valu-sE On op1Ical glasses and
PHILOSOPHICAL. scientific and lapo-alory
EpparzEEz- The measure also repeats
he duty free provisions for imports 81
these Articles for Use by government
bureaus and elaca-lo1al lns-&-1lnEs-
Debate ur the measure, winch was
--amec by Representative b4Ghz-AEc,
Rs7UDl3can View Jersey, opened The
light Of the conflicting news Of the
-arL1 held ny Republicans and L'srns-
= as Rep-Ezenra-ve EItGnTr e North
Carolina ranking Democratic member
u the WAYS anS means committee
WHICH recommended passage c. the MI
ended the Republican members fei
rnonopo4IzIHg SaEorsrlEn II reporting
several measures Of particular Interests
and benefit IN Their cwr localities Ess-
7CbiIczns replied thar separate meas
Tres ware reported rn aid ne1s1rie.
hat sl-ang ZIP during the WAT
ManEtac1Erers oniy want prDtec.
TIVE tariff GO meet the American scale
of wages" Chairman Fa-dasy Of ths
COMMITTEES answered Mr.. hIchlE as
serbian that the Republican tarI1
scheme en-IEfes a lew II the ex.erss
~ the many
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04
HOUSE RECESSES
UNTIL TUESDAY

Washington. Ang. The House
Rfter calling OF III i've weeks re
cess n the urgent request of tnt
President refused tnday u qutt wurh
for rws weeks, and adjourned unit
TaesaaT, with Ese:suhtican leaders
predSctsng thai no attempt wvula be
made % transact business for .
while
During the any Espuhlzczn ksenx
AE snzzssu fazaea % nlnrzz1
nnnsnnsxs Nnr r. - n -
sesr,,snssnn nnnc& - -
rien~.xre &C 1nruIe uuzn1er - s1srn-
bers masn wxzzed % 90 hnne or suDs
Elnre elsewhere. w1he-e the feMrsra-
TIRE ordmzEzly u nnE m hzgh-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04
EAST CLAIRE, IRE,
MOB ATTACKS
POLICE BARRACKS

LOnd0n4 AEg "A party consist
ING Of from % 70 80 men this mo-n-
ing attacked the Bradford police
barracks N East Clare, Ireland ac-
corazng 10 q Central News despatch
f-uu Ennis cap1lol Of County Clare.
The despRtcae adds that a brisk fire
was maintained upon the barracks
for more than al hour, with the
police answering r. a constable
named oFSulkvan was slightly
wounded
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04

sEnsur. Me. Alg Timber D Eals-
Ct Rar-sr announces thai re VIII ne q
candidate 4 the primaries next June
f1r lhe Republican nomination FIR Erv-
e-no- MI Bailey is Is Tears Of age,
q graduate CT Bcwdoir College II Z%
Was ateDZrred 70 the bar II Issg, mas
been member Of the Bangor CITY coun-
I'll Was electec State senator Il 1g12
and n Iglx
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04
NY. DEPARTMENT
STORES TO SELL
FOOD AT COST

View Ys1k- AEg- several View York
department stores have offered 10 pEt
OK sale vTrneur profit 10 themselves sur
piiss fcodsruEs purchased from the WAL
department by The city. according 70
an announcement made today by Edwin
j. @ Malev. deputy commissioner Of
markets The only return the stores
expect II advertising The cry hEs
arranged fnr the purchase Of . ear
loads nf food
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04
u. S. NAY GET
WEST INDIES FOR
BRITISH WAR DEBT

Lnnd1n- AlE- The NariouaI
News says suggestion that the
British West Indies be ceded 70 n.
United States in part payment of
Great Britaln's wzr aest Is be,nv
considered seriously OF both gioes al
the Atlantic
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04
ATTEMPT TO ASSASSNATE
INFANTRY CAPTAIN

Chicago, Ills. Aug 3-Snipe-s MD
Eng n an alley Of the Eastern sec-
TOE Of the riot zone. srteuuted T.
assassinats Captain A z wehreru-
G. Company. 4Lh Illinois Reserve In
far1ry, early this morning He was
wounded n the right side bv kn1se
thrust after several shots had been
fred IT him
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04
English Riots,
in absence Police.
Out on Strike

Leraon- Arg 3-tBy The ASSOC
aaea Press The sx-anslsr Of the
police strike was mot reported any
where TODAY. bit other policemen
were obliged Io cancel Temporarily
III police holiday leaves Y o-der tc
replace the dismissed strikers
Serious rl0-ing occurred ct Blrksn-
head. oppcsI1e Liverpool OF the es-
trary Of rhe Mersey. as wei as at
Liverpool. Saturday rt~-tr Ninety
SIX Du1 OF the total force Of ---5 po-
hceMeA are On strike AZ EIrkezhsaG
where feeling Is running high. there
was loorng OF shops with damage
estimated al mary thousands Of
pounds SatErGay. The situation was
rendered more serious by hooters who
attacked the rsverrs and became IN
taxiczfeG The riot act mad I'd be
read and troops summoned 10 restore
order. Many Of the rioters were ar-
rested The Authorities were ohhgsG
10 recall the special cols1ab5es 10
duty
Al Liverpool several shops suffered
IN the great Homer street area bgt
the outbreak was quickly qpeEleG On
the arrival Of plain clothes nen
There WIS more serious havoc
wrought IN the London Road. where
gznEs Of Youthful hooolaEs smashed
wlndCws Of leEelry. bogr and tailor
and mantle Snaps and stripped the
windows Cf thelr contents, throwing
the goods tn the sidewalk Troop
formed . cordon AZ the entrance 10
the street and eventually charged,
but the hoooiz-ns slipped HID side
streets and later returned smashing
mare wIndcwk
Liverpool ARg- ley The Asso-
GATED FresEe.-R1orlng SatU-Gzy. as
a reszzlI OF the paffce strike dse n5t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04
One Killed, )
Hurt, When Auto
Goes Over Bank

Bangor. Ne. AnE. s-M-s. Herbert
Legzsse- %. was killed and three
others. Joseph An5ert and Mrs
and Mrs. George Madore. al Of Old
Town we're injured. when motor
car n wh4ch they were riding tbs
afnerno0n slxiddea and went ever
ar emhankment. Al Of the injured
VIII recover.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04
14DE WHEN PLANE
FALLS IN ITALY

Rome. Aug .-fBy The Assoclatsd
Press~e-A Capruni airpaine 1y1ng
from Venice 70 Milan today. with Il
rersors un heard fell 70 the ground
from a heighr OF 1909 metres. nea,
verona Al ca ponru were kiEisG-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04
THE WEATHER


Northern New England: PzrtIy
cloudy Monday. warmer IN fnrsrior
Tuesday probably showers an
rhznderscnrms.
Southern New EngIan6. Generaly
fair Manday and Tuesday. wzrner
Monday
Eastern New York: Fair an
warmer Monday: Tuesdar par-Iy
cloudy, prunably showers anL
rhunaerstorms
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04

!" SA-IgLon- AEE s--SpeeGZng N
Of Iax1stzrr- with hrxs .r~- -
-
LII 3ssfe1sO 10 % prpnAnas r.
! SILL run zna1counEt FL Pres
dent w1isur.s request rs rn-~~~r
s,nral -.--sr ,is-x
--x,s,r,-, - 49,
| A1I - okI4-
fon spread rnAt e1nr-E now would -
! conce1rzls6 toward ,-rsarr< rt-uuxhI
IMPORTANT matters n the hpve n n
SINE eae Adjournment early rnls faHi
q both Houses C give mEhers NJ
rest bef1-s the regular December ses-8
Sts,n-
In The Senate rreEres VII 10 ern-s
saoe-e6 and lsadsrs hupe enAcrneur @
legislation sxpecIned- Fur rhe ners
fsrznIsh1- winnie avzE1g t1ruEizriun -
soiurfur &c the high cost of Hvnz
AID ra1a-oAd wages rnree-day recesses1
n1ay salTe the disarpomemer- ~ Eouses
members denied the l1cgE- nEJuwn-l
ner1 Many members are not m Ehns
cry and Eag he required = rerun
while Few orhe- msfss thai. -sgzrE7essl
! q the ErrU1men- " the -ecesz. rhEyl
VIII leave fur ocaer polnA
Consideration o. rhe Germa,
and Colombian treaties largely VII o.
cEPy the Attention u -he Senate whzle
the House II engzgss IN nigh cnst ncs
LIVING. railroad ond orner e1ssriuuA
he1nre the Senate runnr-rw rpr cuusss-
erzron IN open sezsiun. thereby esrab-
hsn11g a new preceder- expecaea znr-
ever 70 han secret disposal Of rearez
SeEe-H- senannrs plaz 70 expose Tha
treaty, but the Opposition cuucsdes II
/ ina ratification although the dehzza q
expected - run over sev=-zi ezyA
| Important de~sl1przenzs IN ehe cuursxt
ever the peace treaty and the Lseaxue
o. Nazlurs are expected this week %e-
EorIariuns far agreement Epur -user-
varlnns nv Republicans win curr1uu.
anrau--uw and 5orn sides are booking fur
some zunouncener- soon as President
wI1sCns pEan a conferences between
he F'-esader1 and the foreign neaRslunE
cnmn5zose e BENG suggested N su-ns
/ qRarte-s. The cunnzr1ee VIII resume
/ hearings thls week On financial clauses
Of the German treaty and also IN expec--
ed To cake I'D the Fr=nch defense cum
ven IUL-
Senate DEBATE OF peace eresricrs Vii
euntnze. Senafpr srrfrx. Reuuhziczn.
Of Sourh rakpes. n N a1adr.sE rhe sem
ate rnrorrvw On the Leaxue of Narions.
z~S $780, zz---vur ru-.rSfi-.-- -
runois. am c,xuses Affecting Prime and
Tralr ssnz-p- wn-sun Reuuh,;cxn NJ
T,sIu,a s,.ak en- T.u~ asv
-. - -, -. -. 10
1s7-Sr- go MEANS n rA-rk il "a sx-
It-.le A1~ - = = -
- -- - -. -. -
St'-ae ln--'l- = - -
sou H11S =, = V
so21ec- A1sHI e q ne e-I'-l-1 N'1
80 I,kn. = -. Is = $50
fA-lroA1 p1so'+=1ns ~lA De AAAes
Up 1oEnoFroN ~ u s @
4 Hoese Ln1er-S1Ahe $50. = .u
n1-Llees- WINCH expect i1e1Nr o7-.-
era Zines 10 s1nrrl1t iane n the wees
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04
Pacific Fleet
Gets 7 Quakes
off Coast Mexico

o. board [ s. s. New HExlcr.
Sz1rreay, AEE- l-By vreiezs In
The Associated Presx1.-SH t-eAA-
nougt-s Of the Pacihc neer were
shaken severely by double earth
quake shock II s.sss o'clock this a.
tsrnocr- e miles on the coast q The
state u CoE11a, Mszco- Meme q The
WErshRs reported any damaxe
The New Mexico rremhied fruE
bow 10 stern as 4 she has struck
al Encha-bed reef and the raFlEzrInx
oIcsr sounded collision rzzrters" On
the Aagsa1p's s-er Sailors II the
foretup SAID tia basket r1asrs q he
warshzps swayed LIKE poplar trees n
gale.
Ghcers N the qEarte--deck hE--
RED 70 Their pests and the crew and
the DarInss rooE their places Mean
While al water tight crnpa-rnerrs
or Lhe New Mexlrc were closed AMI
-Specrior parties were serr N the
anlos 70 SEE # there had been arv
damage 10 the huI
Admiral Hugh Roc-ar- cur-aa5-
:
cause Of The disturbance. IT'S a.
earthquake ne SAID We are -1-rr
N the coast n GONNA where there
ara many earthquakes Then ru---
ing 10 Commander Bra11ars. ne ~.
dsree Signal al shins IN the Heer
1nd see I they tslf ANY excessive VI
arR-lur''
Wireless telephone MESSAGES ware
received sonr from the FIVE ether
crsRdnoEEr-s reporting that thew
ta4t the shocks The MIssiss7uu5
vas further u shore, reported heavy
rIf1ra -ians
Just what / thouEnr-ar earth
quake Edrrzl Rodman saiS.
When the FIRST trsmor H the ship
vas fair those below burned On deck.
The faces uf snne Of the RECRUITS
showed aIarR- az the Men, saoas III
Quarters awaiting orders while the
} flagship rolled and PITCHED N the
heavy ground sweIls that followed
tia shocks
Admiral Rocman kept ne crew n
Q2arzers fe- L minutes and then Or
of-eo the secure saEnaIr 70 De SOUND
Ell he hook the wf1nle incident - # 4
we're matter 81 routine giving his ~
Gers quietly Or the quarterback wriIe
or1cErs and men were running 70 their
posts II the berse excitement Of the
tzrst few uirE1es
csne O. the officers repornee thai he
rellevec The caring 1ake came rrurn an
cf1 crater n The Sierra mountains.
winch fringe the coast Line nea- herr.
dropping II in1o the yea
MIST SeEc-rec n WasAins1rs
washington ARE the dzunls
earthquake shock which DISPATCH To-
cay from the ba-tlesa,p New Mexlcs
laid severely snack the G-eadno-xr1s o.
re Pacific Heer late SATURDAY. OF The
Mexican coast. was not recorded pv
Tie seIsnograph a Georgetown uulre--
ely.
The shock Director onao-t C. the
Sc lsrno1ag-apHiczl oale-ra rnry. sald was
Undoubtedly enc 10 wave winch nav
have na6 IT'S origin IN volcanic action
or some KIND II the bed Of the Pacing
ocean heavy wind ~ Z manor earth
quake z The vicinity nf the haulesrips
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04

Fer Boston and vicinzry. Fair and
warmer Monday. Tuesday fair hight
vEr1anie winds. becoming sozrhwes-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04

Mr.. LAWYER dragged his wife 10 a
window and II the nldst ct flames,
lowered her trun Ell upper sanry nm
Ii ar feet rpzcnsc IL awning exer
= w1ndoW GO the honc. Then he
lespe6 10 The ground Thsy were re-
moved 10 hospital.
Two other LAWYER children. Charles
and lane, were visiting IL Z ranch
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04
ATTY. GENERAL AFTER PROFITEERS
TO PUNISH FLAGRANT VIOLATORS
US. GOVT MAY SELL WHEAT AT LOSS

High Cost of Living Par2moant Question
Coming Week in WashmgtDa Conference
Tuesday to Devise Best Methods of Pro-
ceedure = Committee If Three Exchange
Memoranda - Proftee4in< Probe Hani-
capped by Absence of LawHope to Find
Way to Punish Obvious Cases of Exfortion