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The shadows or our own desires
stand between us and our better
angels and thus their brightness ~
eclipsed.
Dickens
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-11

Hycchka club will hold open meet
ing at 8 O'Clock In tho library. Mem
herB OF IA" program committee VINO
are McsiamoH &. r.. burhncr 7 J.
Edwards, John Murray Ward. and
Miss Margaret Hiugrold. Will be
hOstcascH-
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Tho Tuesday R0pk club viii meet
with Mrs r. T, Bower, Tursday nc'
teber a. Instead of next TUESDAY
october "a, as had been formerly
announced. All members are urged
10 bo present
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Silk Vests for $2.98

Saturday night 80 Co . o'clock. plain
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second Floor
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-23
Power Of Good
in League Red
Cross Societies

New York. MAY o..--he UorfG
League Of Eea Cross Societies. or
sauized recently with headqua--a-s
n Geneva Switzerland. .is destined
% Decome d medium 1or throwing
the dcht Of medical science INTO ne
da-k corners Of the entire world. -
Henry ?. Dawson chairman of ne
organization board Of governors.
declared tonight upon MS raru--..
from a European ur,p wn4cn cr--
nlnated in ne formation Of he
league
Intended not II dlrert. but . en-
courage and co-orCluate me ac1lv7-
-lts Of National Esd Cross societies.
ne leaEue hopes. according 10 Nj
Dawson. ID serve al mankind N ~a-
Cuc1nc the prevalence u disease ana
raising the sranGa-os of living I-
VIII disseminate the latest nealca.
anc sAnltarr knowledge iav:nc bn-
fore the health 0rEanIZalo OF ne
various nations. through their ma
uona! societies. discoveries IT M
way Of creat,nc disease and fighting
ep,demics anC. N backward cou--
r-les where public nenItn d.na!r =
rnents DO not exist. urging lr1el- es-
ta0iisnTnerr.
Il VIII oe Drapa-ad to co-orllna-e IA
re!le1 work 3; times Of National DIR
international calamity and II genera
20 SERVE as q CLEARING house for ac-
-1vftles aimed al aIievfa-Ipn or sur
iar-nc and distress.
With the vast popula rluns Of me
Balkans and Poland and ua-ts of
Russla- Germany anG Ausr-;a Under
going hardsi1lps which ne desc-lnec
as ''triEhrful" ana beyond TIE com
0rehension of comforts bic Amer
cans" M. Dawson asserted rhr
launching uf the league was opnnr-
rL"e.
Il would lend IT'S assistg nce a once
q -he Saving Of the world" ne SAID
a..o as an instance Of the urgent ne
cesslfy Of extensive relief II Europe.
c!fec the sweep uf tvphus rom the
Baltic % the Eiack Sea with rs 0no
cases reported when ne left France
fer nc voyage home
The five powers dominant II the
peace conference. whose Red Cross
representatives formed the league.
mad invited "A other national socie-
hes to JOIN. Mr. Dawson said and
eventually ne hoped Germany ana
The nations which were allied win
tcortinued on Page 1f-Coiunn s.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-23
CHINA TO GET
kIAU-CHAU, GOTO
PROMISES AT n. 7.

New York, May .H-Japan mas
neta- altarad her Intention 70 return
Alau-Chau 70 China. according 10
Baron Sl!lnpei Gotn. former Japan
ase foreign minister. who delivered
an address here tonight al a dinner
gwen n MS honor by c. yada, jap
anese consul general EarUn Goro
Expressed SURPRISE that presumably
well-infurmeG men are asking why
the peace treaty does nor include 4
PROVISION for r,1e RESTORATION nf kiAu-
C'hau TO China" He declared that
il was strange that the public die
not yer clearly understand that the
question was settled once and for all
in the Chino-Japanese treaty Of
MAY. -aI5.
IF Japan saIG Baron Gotn. has
some things ~ be justly proud of,
her urwaverinC fidelity to foreign
treaties is perhaps the foremost Of
sucn things. Our history Of inter-
national dealings clearly shows riiuf
We have never entered into any
treaty with any foreign nation with
out the sincerest intention of OBJ
serviug II to the ierrE."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-23
Women Enter
Discussion OF
70 COP. Plans

Washington. Ma --tlRHe or me
Ig2h pres der ,ial campRign were d'sTuss-
"a ~ Repunlican men and women t-orr
al sLa1es al SESSIONS fodav opening a
-wc-Gav con ference with VIII 4. Lays
national committee chairman Discus-
SION cenre-ed 0n how Lne women rlAy
help WIN ne election. WITH ne cen c-a-
-noucnt being tnar seIIa-ate women :
organ izauUns are not 70 oe par. z
cspt tempura-ily Of me EapuhIl1a an
program.
Preceding d 5anqueT -onlg1T at wcicf
Nj FAYE. Senator CummIns % Iowa
president pro tempnre Of rne senate
anG Speaker Eillet, of me louise were
speakers. ne women gathered VIII
state chal-nen 70 listen 10 political ad-
wee gwen ny Republican Lender :. Il g
Of ne Senate ana Mr EarE.
- will NOT discus ne league OF IA
c.ons. saiC NJ Lodge, although II has
been on nv mind a little. The ieagus
Of nations is not pa--v question. !:
Is al American question and : here
g anything rna- the Republican pR~-y
en- 40 Il IS 20 dispose Of Americ--n 7
quesuona"
Both Senator lodge and NJ Eavs
congratulated the women or -nel- an
trance INTO poIItcs. me iac-e- falling
-ner -ney must forge! % WORK as .
women s organization but as par- ut
the 2spubIican party.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-23
5 Transports
Bring $1,000
Troops to n. Y

New York. Nav e:..--Twenry-sfven
thousand troops Of the American EI-
probationary Force stepped ashore
here roday ION eight transports
which mad brought Them home e'.ia
France Tai. IS me g-ea.esI number
Of dougcbovs u deba-k a. -als oort
OF any one da- virtually al states
were reDreser Iac among the person
nel Of these arrivals. ASIDE t-ou the
casuais. units comprised parts Of the
18Th. 18th I'd. :3d 415t. 18Th, Sd SD
anC 89tn DIVISIONS. ne first five made
I'D IF former state National Guard
orea -iZaLi0ns and the orner 11Lr
corapr,sInc draft troops.
Chief interest a--aChed % me Le
via7 nan ald Imperator-tne former
because L carried nearly 0ne-l2-t o1
al the troops a--,vlng today aoC me
latter TOR me reason That her aD-
uearance he-a vas ne first since
pl.lSr II the wa Spfn vessels. rge
TWO Ic-cesr sTeansn Tps n the world.
we're once Garmauy's crack mercnan-
marine liners and they made he
present voyage almost side by side
from Bresr 10 New York The other
c-oor carriers docking were the cr1ls
e,-s Seattle and Charleston and the
steamships Yale. Manchu-ia. ctliGan
and Mexican.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-23
ALLIES REFUSE

Pa-is May q. 1913
"SIr The representatives Of the
allied ana associated puwe-s have
gwen consideration 70 the -spa--a-
u0r Of German prisonsrs Of wa- N
reply. they wlsn 70 state -ha- taey
cannot ag-ae caa- prisoners " war
and civilian p-lsons-s VINO have
been gull-v IF crimes " penal of-
lenses should oe -eIeaSs6 These
c~ines anc penal ofeuses have been
commIr-ed On allied SOL and have
been dca.t WITH oy The legally consrl-
--teG Authorities without reference
.a ne tact -ha- ne w-onEdner was
German. -a-ne~ -aa1 an allied Cit
zen. For instance. 4 cer-A.l German
prisoner broke III night -ntn the house
u farmer On whose estate NJ was
SCI -a wo1k. and murdered The farm
az and HIS We n c0IG blood Will
4 o.ll-GoDh For inns double murder,
ne sitlC prisoner vas sec-ancec 70
DEAN Of > 1ne =. .S1n. Dy -eEuiR-
lT constituted couc'-ula--34-. l nder'
..rne 5-y--le convention. however. me
execution Of ne salTslce 6 suspend
ac until pence 5 signed. Jusrlcs
would certainly not be satisfied ie
as a consequence Of cae treaty, -nIs
murderer wee -rp-levec-
For -nese reasons me allied AMI
asEocIa-ad powers cannot agree 70
l-er ne PROVISIONS Of me GraE
--ea-T n ,'espec- Of prisoners If wa-
VINO have beer guilty Of CRIME Or
penal 0fense.
In regard % me second question.
ne German peace deIeEa non makes
no specific gugEEslons as 70 the
alienation wnlcn they would pro-
pose for ne p-,snners Of war and m
-a~7ec "vtvllia1s ne-Ween ne DATE 1E
ne signing IF peace snd caeI- -apa-
--i.-IOn. The ai.ieG anC assCsIa-eG
powers ara not aware of wha- ale
via-or i Is possible . make seeing
.I;.r -.ler nave sC-upuIOUsir anoeRv-
o-ad IN OBSERVE both the luws II
war and ne dicrcates IF humanity II
ne --aE-nen- winch hey nave gwen
IN prisoners of VII and taat- as
provided n the last sec-lor # Att
Continued or Page -So!. 81
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-23
Salvation Army
To Run Saloons
bOOzeleSS Plan

New York. May ....-Commander
E-a2rellae Booth Of the Salvation
A-Dy announced tonight cha- all the
-unds obtained n the or-aa.Zalon s
Z orre Service" drive viii De USED
. expand Salvation army facilities
aoc strengthen It's personnel for d
practical effort 70 nail me g-aa. IN
rag winch Is sweeping the country
II the wake Of -ne wa-
SG.va-Ilc u saloons ID De Iun on
he 'hoozeiess" plan as ciuos for
woril:0E-ren Is bur an incident II
ne genera. plan I was explained.
The iCea contain plates giving QUICK.
suast4nl1i-4 alG . families found 10
ne suffering because of evlcIlons.
munger ana lcleness.
Options on I'VE saloon sites II
<"w ! 0rk already have been OBJ
ta.1aG and Z department mas been
c"ea1aG % Obtain saloon buildings n
al me 'wnt" cities where me Sal
vn-lor A--rv work extends. II II
tahes every square foot Of space IN
der me -oo1s Of Salvation Army
buildings II he nifad states" COM
sTlu7der SoOin saiC we vii 20 down
INTO the depths where the social and
industrial sca.e cIps lowest anC put
Ourselves al ne service of the men.
woman and children VINO need quici.
and prac,lcal neiD.
We hnow Of no greater service
ma can ne rendered 70 our govr-n =
rl.nJ. ar indeed 70 humanity. II THIS
r rnent, man 10 confront anc st-uE-
&c win me c-eac unrest
Win Ill 0f our equipment, with
OH, best powers uf persuasion and
above al. with intelligent help wise
~ applied, we shall alC rne poor
o meet the erner-encIes Of EVICTION.
rurEsr and idienesE. We cannot co
Il all. but We can and VIII do our
utmost anG we shall instantly widen
and deepen our facilities Tor reach
ing auc caring TOR those VINO are
now UNHAPPY through prIvalc1 anc
therefore disseminated and dissatis-
1e1"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-23
Germans Object to Plan Of
Repatriation OF Prisoners
==Alhes Refuse to Change
GERMANS PROTEST

PARIS, MAY 44----he following
correspondence between the allied
peace delegates and me German
peace aeleEatas IS made public 10
ga.
PRISONERS of wa---,ar-ar rom
Count Won Erouh1ore- Ea1tzaG q Vi.
Ciemence4u
German 7eace oeiesa-or. YER
saiiies Ma % 1919.
-. ne Cie;-nar deiaeatl0n ras
|noteo WIN satisfaction thar the
.Grat: treaty handed ID y recognizes
tine prrncipias -t,l- ne repatriation
OF German prisoners Of VA ana Ger
man .n-e~nad civilians ls II ne af-
f=c:ad WIN ~ Erea,as- qoss.bie "a
pldItr,
i. Is n accordance WIN -ne opln-
ION Of rn+ German pesce Delegation
Cnat ne Caah Of ser--lnC ne details
OF me execution u ma. ~ep3-c,',a-lor
should -. ..:l1:'t!staa d. a sD.cla. CON-
Mission. Du ecT con .arst4-ons be-
tweec ne COMMISSIONS Of neA~ty all
Of ne oelI1-arar- states m regard
To prlspners 1ava been shown 10 oe
ne oea. means ta solr-.cc Ne G.tf.
c4i-.es- and i ought II - Ill lne
easI-- u ne Drase-+ moment ID
.cleAr lp at eary discussion r j
scou MISSION any u. .a--e-...Ies I'd Z. y
nor DOUBTS n regard . certain
points.
"-'he German peace 1eieEarlon.
bea."CC n mind the difference Of
jurisdiction II -ne various countries
ssss1cc-nec, i Of rhe oplr-or- or N
stance. ma j Is ncispensahie for
prisoners If wa and -CIarned civil
ians VINO nave been detained tor Of
tenses JIner lhac Lhase AGAINST dis
c1pl.ne - ~ -"Da-,'.4-Hd UnconCl-
tlonaIly Germany recognized tn3s
same primo. PIE as raEa-ds ne DTS
oners Of wa- ana .n-e~ned civilians
II ne allied anG as'ocla.a % powers
detained II tt--rsarv
III ne view uf ne German peace
delegation CERTAIN 4.leviarions should
as a matter nf course 4nc Tor REASONS
Of equ1r-- be aC-Aad 70 n favor Of
PRISONERS IF war ana .nte~nec CIVIL
fcon,irued or PAGE A-coi. s.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-23
Claims HeWas
Shanghaied By
German Spies


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2 coU:, n1a,'tIn. al Camp Devens.
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nc sh7,nad m a. a,a-rv T--aoa- n
. ,-.-- - -,...
- ~ 'A1i r''A-''
ptA1hIcn Of ms absence "'lAot'
leave from MAY - until October
II 1a-6
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MIMI, r...,,,,,,., ,,;,.-s 80, 30 ,au
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go NJ nac h..,- a-1n,ox,ac A. ~
a.eIatIor nelo a. Vi nicola :. L. where
Nc me- d man wro gave me narnv
0f Rudolph CreEan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-23
Confer Today
Over Situation
at Winnipeg

Winning. Man. Mav -22-cpen dis
cusslon of ne genera, strike II Win
n.pes ny Representatives of ali lead
lng f0rcas involved VIII take place
in City nau al 1850 O'Clock tnmor-ow
forenoon I, was Officially announced
.odav ina, i was hooed the meeting
would lend 70 settlement # the in
dusr-!al dispute-
Labor -ap-sSt:n sIl1vns federal.
provincial anG municipal officials and
Winnipeg Industrial and cornmercial
employers We're not formally r.
quesied u attend. but were told
rnat rhe conference viii ne get to-
gether'' gathering whore various
views can ne submitted and conciIi-
atlnn considered.
Telephone service was restored by
volunteer operators this afternoon
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-23
MANN BLAMES WILSON FOR DELAY
IN PAYMENT OF SOLDIERS CHECKS
DEMOCRATS LAY IT TO FILIBUSTER

fIibusrer IF last March were -esnon-
sihle for nU,0inC up ne war rlsk a.
lOwances. The Tennessee representa-
tive declared -ae Republicans now
should '-e-eGr ne wrong and
Urged that ne nil be passed a. once
iQsTeal Of being pUc over until tn
morrow as proposed ny Eeprese n-a-
tive Good n Iowa. cna-nAn ot the
APPROPRIATIONS cOrulL-ae.
Arter the bill had been reported. Ee-
publican Lender Monder moved ID ad-
lpurr until tomo-ou out IN a Using
vu1e Of - u - me Oenuc-a Is. VIM nRo-
nened a. me time 70 nave a majority
II the cnRmbe- defaa ed the mpve
Democratic Leader Clark then asked
.nan.npus consent tur -rnrne6.uce con-
side-a-lnn Of the measure and NJ. Mon
deu assen-ed. The measure was PASS
er n ass man AT hour without roll
cal.
During ne DR--isan sk!-rIsnIns Rep
-esen-a1,ve Mann charged -aA: P-esi-
uen, Wilson Was responsible entirely
for delay IT ne APPROPRIATIONS and che
lart;silips Of soldiers cam.Iies due n
re aided ma, the President had ne-
s.ecten or -cfused % cau Congress-
sooner because Of csA- -ha. the ieasue
o. nations would be discussed. Demo-
c-acs Sharply -eto--ar -aat the Senate
Republicans iIinuster winch held I'D
ne wa- FISK Tunds, and not the Pres
iuen-- was Responsible The speakers
were aap!auued accn-tln- 70 heir pA--
-.sRn atEIatlon as -ne political points
were made.
n explaining ne ohlects o. The bin
Eepresen-s-.ve Good stated n -eair 70
question. nat go fa- as ne knew me
Resignation 81 snr-ner Director -.lnGs-
ley NJ ne war r,sk insurance bureau
vas not Responsible for me deticlencv
Il -he bureau 1unos- Eeprasenra- We
Moore of @enns-tva1la. Eepuhlican
suggested ma: lie APPROPRIATIONS com
-r:I-.es. n IS WORK, investigate ara-s
nvolv"c n me re-.-ernen- o. Cnl.
L.nGsiev.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-23
Premier Orlando Demands Withdrawal of
Greek Premier from Council of Four Before
GIVING Reason for Landing Troops in Turkey
Opposition Continues in Germany to
Signing Of Treaty Troops in
Zone of Occupation Ready to Advance if
Necessary

troops IN Asiarlc Tu-ksv w11aou1
notice u the Allies The Jrt.ed
States. Great Britain. and France
requested of --aly the reason for LINZ
move.
during a sesslon Of ne Council.
which was attended rv the Crack
premier. N. NenIzelos -l-npr Orlan-
40. the I-AIian PRIME Minister an
1erec and was asked by President
ilson Il ms reply was ready Or
iando demanded the withdrawal IF
.-rIZetos before ne replied notv-ftn
standing the insislence Of President
"a lison thai the Greek diplomat -H-
main. NenIzelos finally Withdrew
and the Council later Expressed is
rag-HT u mn
Opposition continues n CJer-7a-v
70 the signing Of me r~aarv. while
everywhere IT the zone OF occu0a-
Ion the alled and American loops
are reacy 10 advance into The for
ner empire = this step should ae
necessarv Large numbers Of Am
erlcan motor trucks nave been nGvnG
into the OCCUPIED araa east Of ne
EhIne for use in an eInergancv.
American military officers huVa
warned the mayors n the TERRITORY
controlled by the Americans raA.
they would be held responsible for
acts Of violence against America,
troops Or attempts % destroy Am
trican properly L * reported ma.
Recently The Germans nave shown
much arrogance tDwa-d rne Amer
can troops.
Word mas reached N ClenHn ceau
president Of ne peace conference
from the Sim Fem ieadars n re-
land una1 Ireland desires -acogn--
non and that she Will decline = oe
bound by agreements affecting her
entered Trto by the British delega, as
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-23

Washington, May :cc-Passase by
the House late today Of a deficiency
hill providing urgent Appropriations
If So, ,o44 800 tnr war FISK allowances
IN soldiers and sailors families AID
civil War pensioners made another
speed record for the new EOuEe.
winch yesterday adopted the woman
suffrage resolution. The first sharp
oa--Isa1 clashes IF the Session be
-ween Eepunlcans and Democrats
occurred today during discussion IF
r,1e defclency oiiI
The measure hastily reported cr
the AUTHORIZATIONS conm1-tee. au-
-aor1zes appropriations Of go. 6la,
400 fpr allowances due May ! ana
soldiers. sailors and marines, 81. 900, :
900 for DELAYED Clv1l Wa- PENSIONS.
and g 4.9 4.99. ;l0 for administration Of
ths war -isk insurance bureau. L
was passel rllnout a dissenting vote
ae-ar considerable Partisan dlscus-
SION. EepuDucans and Democrats
making coun-srcha-ges Of -esponsi-
bilt1y Tor delay II payment Of me
family allowances.
Eepup pllcan Leader Mnnaeu, Demo-
cratic Leader Clark and others pa--i-
cipa-ed n the pa--isan nanoeuvrins
which followed a statement by Eep-
en-ative Mann Of Illinois. former
Eepubncan leader ma. President
Wilson absence abroad might pre-
ven. ne piu's appropriations rom
becoming available until ne middle
Of Jun
Repraseu- -a1.ve Br--ns of -ennes-
see -ankins Democ-a. u ne a?p---
9ria-urs COMMITTEES. charged r-iaT
Republican senator's through ne
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-23
Mannheim in
Panic Over
Peace Situation

Mannheim. MAY - --' Ev The -As-
cia-ed Fress. Alarmed nv ne ne-
lief tna- Germany VII not sign the
peace treaty and tha, the allies VII
occupy Mannheim. CITIZENS became
.,aalcst-lcKen rodar and storrned -t1''
.rur lci2ja. SAVINGS ,ya1i.- Many per-
SONS have fed from Mannheim
Large crowds later gathered and
neiG protest meetings ana other dem
onsnra-Ions. winch add"d to me r"n-
,a,-ai confusion jim -ne r0w1.
An official Expression q ''eC-@- has
been issued N Feriln that rne PEG
pie OF Mannheim appear 10 have
iosr lh--Ir neads
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-23
ALLIED TROOPS
FORCING BACK
BOLSHEVK ARMY

London. May =-Th. allied r-nops On
the north Russian front nave carried
out a successful turning movement
against the main Buiahevlk position.
forcing the enemy m retire southwark.
according 10 north Russian of-icia!
communication -nceived he-e inns evn-
nlnE Several owns were captured and
many prisoners taken ana ne enemy
also suffered heavy casualties The
communication SAYS the turning move
ment WINS carried out May y norm of
M.cvvesvagora. s,E miles south of LuIn-
nushki on the -aiiwav tha; the enemy
was expelled t-pm h.s position and IL
m fun ret-eat.
The towns nf Lumba basnk! oGt-eciie
and koiudzr were ts.xsu.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-23
BAY STATE GETS
BRONZE PANEL
OF 18TH BATTLES

Boston, Ma - bronze panel en-
g-zved with ne names Of battles n
wnicn tne a6tn DIVISION pa-uc1pz ,eu,
mas aeen 7-esen . me sia.e ny Ma
]or Gene-a. =7a--y = Eaie. VINO com
mandec ne division wnen i returned
70 LIS coun--y -he -aois1 was sen 10
Genera. z5ale ny ne -olin ass III 80 =
-our-ar VIE u cne ranking French
officer IN dur Win ne Yankees Il
F-1lce
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-23

- -SHEIc1GleQ P,sSSJ
r.. n =. rr~-lally being mark
4.. II. 1sa-r congress al Yer
.,,f.se W. -a@a~d u Germany. With
u. .H,4f a7C @ssocla-ed Powers
.n@ - ominG u nsE1 Thars-
#r.r ... -.~rnaas a-p .o make
.-rr-, .neIr answer 70 the Allind
4.--snds @n~ ueacs. the Council of
-, .,.~ e .. WnrK deciding Gues-
..,. Ha arisen through the
.-s=a. ..,l.r rt 7nraE ny The Gerna r
4ataa-or-~ res.
a-a.os-e aca-as, the Sara valley
va 4a e question Of -spara-
.--- .-~-1.--. Ware discussed by
~"JTsGav ND q reply
... ~ .~,ra- m Earsa.ies by the
-... nnre dealing with the
-er.. --,,.-rr - re--ac wa- prison
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-ae~a nag a=en some friction n
-s alGa: u T1ur owing 70 the
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-23
Business Heads
Discuss Needs
Merchant Fleet


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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-23
SETTLE STRIKE
SHIP WORKERS AT
HARTMAN. PA.

Philadelphia May The strike o.
4eea ship workers Of the Merchant Shin
building Corporation al Hartman. Pa
was settled at a meeting IN this city
tnnay. The men walked out on Tues
day az prntes; against deiav in set
ting a labor dispute. They ALSO de-
m2uded q Euarautesd wage scxia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-23
FRANKLIN, \. III.
MILL WORKERS
GET l5T RAISE

Franklin. = Il. May ..-Noric.s
posted IN the mills Of NJ = Stevens
and Sons Company today announced
an advance in wages of Is per cent.
effa"ttve June 9 A similar advance
Will oe made n The SuIloway Hosiery
mills on May % Anout lID6 are AZ
fected n bntT plau.R.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-23
ALLIES DEMAND ITALY'S PURPOSE
LANDING TROOPS ON TURK TERRITORY
mo DELAY in AUSTRIAN ACCEPTANCE
Is Killed ia
Explosion at
Cedar Rapids, Ia

Cedar Hap,cs. Io~a. May T.
: i-ernen early tonight hac -emrVec
-ne onc.es Of 3 oe-snns kiIien ~ ar
explosion ~1 'c. aestrcrea the Doug
as stare, works. The fro. which
spreac % all 5a--s uF -ne plant. IS
-spc-ter Beyond cort-oi. Tire ex1,c-
SION wrecked buildings for distance
c% blocks.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-23
Hun PEACE HEADS
BACK TO SPA FOR
CONSULTATION

Paris. May -"".-'EE The Assoc.a--
ed P-ass. s.l--ouct Won 8rockdorr-
F-an-za2. accompanied bv several Of
me Gernan pence delegates. mas
aEa-n gone - spa Ee viii consult
WIN -aprasen ncaCives Of The German
government here