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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-17
Disagreement Over the Right
Of Men to Bargain CoIIeC-
lively May Result in Union
Men Quitting Convention.
ROCKEFELLER TRIES TO
PACIFY THE EMPLOYERS
Representative of One of Ma
tons Greatest Industrial
Organizations Pleads For a
New Spirit In Industry,

Washington, Oct 16.--Recognltion
of the right OF collective bargaining
came to the floor Of the national in
dustrial conference today and was de-
bated for three hours, but a vote was
impossible as the conference had to
adjourn at 5:30 O'clock under its
rules, Virtually notice was given by
members of the labor group that
should the representatives OF, capital
succeed in their attempt to send the
resolution back to the committee of
fifteen, the labor delegation would
withdraw
The collective bargaining resolution
providing for an endorsement of the
right of wage earners to negotiate with
employers through representatives of
their own choosing was reported to
the conference. when it met at 2:30
O'Clock this afternoon with the ap-
proval of all Of the public and labor
delegates in the committee, but OPP
posed by the representatives of cap
Ital
Realizing that the conference faced
the likelihood Of dissolution unless an
agreement should be reached on the
issue Of collective bargaining members
VI tlISi publE EIouJ uAltNttQ Gtpqu6ul
appeals to the employers in an effort
to win them over to the resolution.
Leading in this effort was John d.
Rockefeller, Jr., representative of one
of the nations grea' est industrial or
gHGi .ptioas, whe pleaded Tor a new
spirit in industry with universal
recognition of " the right of represen-
tation by workers, who. he added,
really sought mot higher wages, but
recognition as men"
What joy can there be in life, what
interest can a man take in his work,
what enthusiasm can he be expected
to develop on behalf of his employers,
when he is regarded as a number on
a pay roll a cog in a wheel, a mere
hand ?" he asked.
Who would not earnestly seek to
gain recognition of his manhood and
the right to he heard and treated as a
human being and not as a machine? ?"
Endicott 10 Employers Aid.
Mr., Rockefeller was joined by II. B.
Endicott, shoe manufacturer, and
member of the public group, who
spoke, he said, as "one of the largest
employers in the country, and the
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-17
Il AIRPLANES ON
WESTBOUND TRIP
REACH CHEYENNE
Machine Of Lieut., Charles |,
Osborne Is Wrecked As He
Attempts to Land; Major
SimonS Ordered to Capital.

Cheyenne, Wyo., oct, 16,- Eleven
westbound planes in the air derry
across the continent arrived in Chay-
.enne this afternoon. The plane of
Lieut.. Charles l.. Osborne. who ar
rived here at 3;2S. was wrecked as
the aviator was attempting to land on
the local field. With Private {. A.
Maurer as a passenger, he appeared
above the landing field. At height
of seventy-five feet his motor stalled
and the machine dropped TO earth
end over end and was wrecked. al
though neither aviator was injured.
Major Simons. who arrived here in
No. 19 at 1907 p. m, was ordered 10
return to Washington at once, no eX-
planauon of the order being given
The plane plloted by Major Simons
will be turned over to Captain Steinle,
whose machine was badly damaged
here this afternoon when the attempt
ed to land.
The aviators who arrived here west
bound during the afternoon were the
following:
Mai. Henry Abbey, No {, arrived at
12;45, left at 2:39; Lieut.. j, H.
MACnlet NO l {, arrived Ss1V' hidI. IT,
L. Lyon, No, %. arrived 2;57, left at
4:11; Capt. c. G.. Pomeroy. No, TO-,
arrived 1:13; Mai j w Simons, No.
10. arrived 1907: Lieut.. G. H. Gale,
No. As, arrived 1899, left at p. M;
Lieut., II, II. Maugham. No. los. ar
rived at 1.IS, left at ;49: Lieut. r.
c. Kirkpatrick, No. A.. arrived at
1;24, left at 1854: Capt L. Stanley,
machine damaged when landing;
Lieut. Charles H. osborne. No. 80, ar
rived 3;2S; Lieut., J. T, Johnson. No.
t06, arrived 3:45; Lieut. Alex Pearson,
Jr., in eastbound entry No, 3, arrived
here at 4;46 p. m.
Lieutenant Pearson. who flew SIS
miles from Reno today, was held here
over night and hoped to get away at
sdnrise and overtake Lieutenant May
nard.
Capt Felix Steinlc. whose airplane,
No %. was wrecked in landing. will
continue westward tomorrow in ma
chine No. 10. Lieut.. Charles |. Os-
borne, No, 49, whose machine was
wrecked in landing. will continue in
the race il he can get u substitute
machine,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-17
EXCEPT FOR ONE PLANE, SALT
LAKE CITY FIELD is DESERTED

Salt Lake city, Utah. oct. 16.--SiN
westbound and two eastbound planes
IN the transeontinental air race passed
through this city today and tonight
Buena Vista field was deserted of air
craft with the exception of the FOX
ker of Cadet Cardiff. which has been
out of the contest since the first day
The eastbound airplancs were those
of Lieut. Alexander Pearson. Jrn No
:, which left here at 1929 o'clock this
afternoon, and Capt. j. O. Donaldson
No. so, which departed for the east
At S0l o'clock The planes which
eft here westbound today were those
of Lieut.. Col. II. II. Hartley No. IL;
Lieut.. j. b. Wright No AZ; Lieut.
7. II. Roulett No. so; Lieut.. William
. T. Brown. No. 5. Lieut., T. Haynes,
No. As, and Lieut. II, II. George, No
IS. Two left early today for the west
from Salduro, 100 miles west of here
whore they remained over Wednesday
night. They were Lieut. S. w, Tor
ney No. SS and Lieut.. Fred Nelson,
No. 6.
Between this city and Cheyenne.
westbound three contestants were
'eported tonight They were Lieut..
r. C. Kirkpatrick No. Al Lieut.. ID. r
fish, No. 10. and Capt. Felix Steinle.
No, %. Captain Steinle's machine
was disabled today and it is under
stood he is out of the race.
Seven other contestants were re-
ported east of Cheyenne. westbound.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-17
NATIONAL PARKS PRAISED
BY KING OF THE BE,LGIANS

Merced, Calf, Oct. 16, (By the AS
sociated Press. standing today in
the perpetual shade of the huge age
old Sequoia tree dedicated to New
York state in the Mariposa grove OF
big trees, King Albert, the sovereign
of Belgium. paid tribute to the fore
sight of the federal government in
setting aside the Yellowstone National
park and similar great reserves.
"The scenery is wonderful, most
wonderful" said his majesty "Ah,
These trees! There are mountains In
many places, but not such trees as
tho.
Il am very much pleased with the
government system of national parks.
They are educational and they help TO
make the people patriotic"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-17
KEW RE TAKEN BY
BOLSHEv|k| IN A
SURPRISE ATTACK
tsy noan,ss lous Al sssenl AsAseo wlsEl

London, Oct. ia Bolshevilt
wireless message from Moscow re-
ports that Kiev was retaken yester-
day by the Bolsheviki forces
The communication says:
"On the fifteenth we captured kiey
by surprise. The attack was so i'm
petuous that the enemy was unable to
cross the left bank of the Dnieper
river and was forced to flee north
ward in disorder"
Kiev has been occupied by General
Denikine's army for a short time, the
Bolsheviki having evacuated the
place. An official report from Deni-
kline under date of Wednesday, how
ever. said that fierce fighting was in
progress in the vicinity of Kiev.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-17
GEN. YUDENITCH HAS
CAPTURED GATCHlNA;
IS PRESSING FORWARD

London. Oct. Is (by the Associated
Press) General Yudenitch, COM
mander Of the Russian northwestern
army. has captured Gatchina and is
victoriously advancing toward Kras-
noye Selo and Tsarskoye Selo, eight
cen and fifteen miles from Petrograd.
Reports from Reval and Heising-
fors say that Yudenitch is meeting
with feeble resistance. although Cat
china was strongly fortified. Reports
from aviators show that the few bar
ricades on the road to Petrograd and
trenches and entanglements outside of
the capital are not formidable.
1t is announced that the Bolshe-
wiki are evacuating Petrograd owing
to a mutiny of the red troops.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-17
GERMANY'S REPLY TO
DEMANDS OF ALLIES
is HANDED TO F0CH
tsy .oss,se Joussal SPECIAL LEASED w,srI

Berlin. oct 16, tBy the Associated
Press. )-The German government .
reply to, the demands of the allies con-
cerning the evacuation of the Baltic
shall Foch.
The reply points out that General
Won Der Goltz, the former German
commander in the Baltic region, has
been recalled and repudiates any war
like intentions BY Germany against
either the Lettish or Russian peoples.
1t adds that the German govern
ment has strictly forbidden German
soldiers to enter Russian units,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-17
Gonpers somewhat Better.

washington, D. c., Oct. 16.--SamueI
Gompers. president of the American
Federation of Labor who is suffering
from nervous exhaustion, was reported
somewhat improved today, but his
physician has ordered him to remain
nbed. Last night Mr.. Gompers' tenn
perature rose to 1908 degrees but it
had receded this morning to 9S.4.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-17
SEVERAL ARE WOUNDED
IN A CLASH between
OFFICERS, STRIKERS
icy MORNING Joussal SPECIAL LEASED w,ssl

Cincinnati, o.. Oct. 16.-Former
Chief of Detectives William La Nimmo,
of Cincinnati, was shot in the left arm
and right leg and at least three others
were wounded during fierce battle
between striking employees Of the
Andrews Steel company. Newport, KY,
a suburb of Cincinnati, and strike
breakers and guards who were leav-
ing the plant at the close of today's
work.
Rifles. shot guns and pistols were
used and more than 100 shots were
exchanged, -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-17
STRIKE is VIRTUALLY
ENDED AT GARY, lNDy
STEEL CHIEFS ASSERT
t.y ao.srso Jovrs., SPECIAL LEASED wlss,

Chicago, Oct 16.--Steel mill Off
cials at Gary. Ind, today expressed
the opinion that the strike was vir-
tually ended and made preparations
for building up new organization.
They declared there was a surplus OF
labor in some departments, Union
leaders disputed the accuracy of the
claims made by the steel officials.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-17
FURTHER GUARANTEED
PRICE ON WHEAT IS
OPPOSED BY BARNES

Chicago, Oct 16.-Julius II.
Barnes. United States wheat di-
rector. gave public notice tonight
that he would oppose any attempt
to extend to another crop the
present government policy of a
guaranteed price on wheat The
announcement was made at
dinner in his honor given by the
directors of the Chicago board of
trade. -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-17
QUITS $4,000 YEAR
JOB TO BE PREACHER
AT SALARY OF $500

Chicago, Oct i6.--Stuart b. Ed
mondson will leave his $4,000 a
year position as district manager
for an Insurance company to accept
the pastorate of the Lake Forest
Methodist Episcopal church at s2,-
500 year, he announced today be-
cause. he says. there are some
things better than gold"
Mr., Edmondson preached eigh-
teen years before he went into the
insurance business,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-17
THE WEATHER
FORECAST.

Denver, Colo. Oct. 16.-New Mexi-
co: Friday, fair, rising temperature.
Saturday, fair and warmer.
Arizona: Friday, fair and warmer.
Saturday, partly cloudy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-17
LOCAL REPORT.

hours ended at p m. yesterday. re-
corded by the state university:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-10-17
How the Senators Voted.

tContinued on Page Two,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-22
DR.. Karl Muck
Leaves j. S. for
Copenhagen

View York Aug z-Dr Kari Muck
furner lsRtler Of me BasInn Symphnnv
orchestra. and Count James MinDr1n
sun-in-lHw CT Lnnls r. swirl. the ClliEa-
&c packer hD1h Of whom ware informed
during the wRr as enemy aliens. sHlled
rum here Epday 1ur Copenhagen DE-
1ne ScAndinH liner FREQ
e-1ck VIII
Asserting thai he YVES Al American
znc MI q German. 1Er that ne Kaiia1
4ur Denmark n man WITHOUT q flag q
cgurr-ys" Lr. MUCK z--,pen III the plE-
win his wI1s or4g a snnr- Tide beturz
the hour If departure lie was arrprn-
panied by an operative af the aHpR--
uasnI Of JUSTICE. w.unse du1y K WAS a
Eee fi1a- the mRsiriAn 5ua-aed tte liner
This done the sec-st se-vace aEsn-
warmed Capt a G. Tnumsen- cum-
mRnding me snip. 10 make SURE DR.
Muck did npx laEve Il WITHIN the three
mile Limit Then ne TOOK MS srz1lnn
On the pIe- Al the gzngTiznk Until 1ns
sfaip Was warped uu1 u1D the r.var
On stepping a5nz-a the Frederick vi
DIR Muck dsnlsG lbs Identity url a
feIirw-pRssenEer win wnnm ne wa4
acquainted threw Ills a-ms around ms
neck and klsssd Err-
DR.. MucE-wh1se lean figure swayrnE
gracefully as he dirsc-Hd his 1rEnesr-z
had cfiRr1ned Sd MANY. aurilEnrss II pre-.
war dnr-wns II a hIr1sr mUpd as To-
dzy M rnnk ms dHpz--r~ e-nm raaz
land IN winch ne had b=en appiande1.
lie lrr- the Tinted States. ne declared
with nj regrets, 'as -as COUNTY is be-
1ng cBurriisd ny Sentiment whIcr
CLOSELY borders ZEE mnb rule He ne
npunrsd nIr-a-av newspapers wi1irh NJ
sRin. mao attacked ms AmHricauism II
a sTurv circulated ''ny isRlUus rivals -
an6 p-zssed- 'sn1ne Dig people IN ne rnB-
sicai world VIM srucE ny me -hesE
he sRiG. were the only persons ne ca-Ad
ahnn-.
whe orchestra winch ne had LED Was
"a -ning Of -t1e past he declared
Twsrtr-nznf 5s-mRn-burn members
mad been rnrErned. ne ERaG. and III
dpubseG r ths g-uur OF MUSICIANS cDu-
ever again he brought EoEs-1lE- Al
fDr hinseif ne saIn. ne dlG mt kncW
what plans ne wouin make IN K---v1ng
N Denmark
Whereas. according IN ufiiEiRls Of tht
Department Of 9us-lre. M Mnck VIII
brought here 4-nm Fnr1 oEiet10-pe. EE.
u day ur rwr aEn'' CBuur NsnurI
was -eisased on January g
The count was H--EsfE6 N ChicREr
ur Nrr- q. lei, cizH-gsd wl+n prp-zer.
mzn actions winch he DEEMED. Eeiu n;
Investigation In VIVA raasen n chE-gs
by The iepE-nerr u Justice IN 4 pres
irisuriai wE-ar~ III MAJ T. 1HlE a few
dzrs later ne Was ad1udged HI enEry
alien and 1nrg-ned, mn appHal later be-
iuE dismissed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-22
-Four Mexican Bandits Killed
By U.S.Troops in Mountain Pass
No Reply to Protests Of Mexico
Charges Against
Boston Copsfof
Joining Unions

Boslun. AuE. --CharEes were
prssrsd against eagnr members Of
the Sosran police department to-day
ny Commissioners Curtis tnr vlnla-
Inn IT me department regulations
tnrbidc1ng membership n a unaun-
The men VIII be given hea-ing be
fUre q trial board Of three captains
next TnasGRy
The men involved II was salE.
include these officers Of the recently
organized union.
President John T. McLn1ls; vice
president John 2 Whittier EraR-
surer, Edmund J. BU-ks- financial
secreerarr, M J King and cur--e-
spnnding sec-sra-y, william ?. Wis.
Annnurcemsn1 that charges mad
been prets-red against the eight Of
Hcers were made when the cumuIs-
sipner ISSUED q Statement that ne
wouid seek FL oplniBn from the
Supreme court as u whe1nsr rne Pc
lrs were w1rn.n their rights N ur-
garZxlg q union
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-22
Must Displace
Arch Duke Joseph
Declares Hoover

Paris Aug. Z-t3y the - P).-5Ar-
bert anguer. head OF rne nzs-nHaurs.
-Elise organization. who has 1uEf re
turned t-un a TWO weeszs -ip 70 cen
T-a- Eurupe, thin American cnr-sspnn-
dents tDnE,y aa1 Il ID imperative Thai
dsc,H-pe DIPLOMATIC aclun be taken I'M
msriR-sIr 70 dlspiacs A-rnauks Jnssph
as head II -ne Hungarian gppsrnmsus
Enc = give EungA-v ctance 10 eszAp-
nsh q popular gUue-lmen-
The new countries nj central Europa.
NJ AD0EEr EEi1. are 1e--ur.zed by me
Inierzncs shown Inward rns aerrlug I'd
1f the Earspurg government IN Fun
eR-y
NJ hoover VIM let Vienna Nnnfiar
n.gn1. RppeR-ed to-day bsfnre the &C.
preme council ana mads nlR cuumeurs
un the Hungarian situation ID Ame-t-
Gar newspaper men ae1sr ne Lar. me
council meeting
In discussing me Eunga-1Hn si-ua-ipu
VIII -ns Newspaper men MI EorEer
Asserted rnR1 A-cndnkf Josephs res
ignzuun exn he forced within five nHys
!. rhs sup-sne council takes a firm
stand but r:aR1 hinBdshed viii result.
Z srra acunn Is pus-pnnsd 9n- g rnuurn
The Tnz-sd States can prevent the
-eHrnrztapn .. the Eapsnu-gs- Nj Enpr-
e. said. brr refusing u -ecogntxt or 70
osal win such government. Z - b--
yunn 1he endurance 1f any red nirpnsr
Amsr1cHn- ne said. ID see ms govern
mEu- rnle-z-e rhs -esrurzrrun nf the
EEpBbE-Es. aE tns United States enter
ed the WEI u Danish Eum me world
rnE- tnr winch The Eapsbu-xs anf the
EuhsuzuilsruE sropu
The Rumar:Ens. M- EpDre- added.
a-e Sill negu.Ei-unlng hungarian fsun.
Only yesrs-azT he sair me ErmaniznE
cAdE- rne eyes Il Amercxu uftczrx
sEsEed esgSc ErEkinads q msGtcx: ssyp-
rliss and erDc DESTINED 1r I'M ct7ii-
6r.rs hospitals If Budapest. paying nr
nt1srt1ur ID The WARNINGS ~ the su-
prHme council
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-22
ARREST BANDITS WHO
HELD PU. S. SAILORS

L.A-Hdn- Tex Ang. Z--Infnrma1lon
rrcssved here rsxsar n connection win
TIA renarsea ar-esr OF Mexican nanairs
wznn -rf5lsed sRlaurs rum the ESS Chey-
anns un TAmpsco early IN july. incsrid-
&c a repnr1 that one VI the asEa-szu-s
If Geg-ge Z Mcdonald al American
CITIZEN. has nesn arrested The United
Stafes government nEE made urgent
representations ID me CA--anEa Epr-
eminent II connection WIKI both a.
fairs.
NcDunRln. VIM was neIIeved n mar
been killed a. Pueblo Vieac was -epur--
&C ID have E--1Wed n -ammco. n a
press aisra-rn rum Mexico Cirv. last
Sunaar NcDunain wRs -uDoeG near
fis rss dence ELK miles s1u-n " Tam
pen July -
C4--irs 1ruzca, a special -a--zuxa Pr
lire sfiicsr. caused the arrest of 1hs
hEndiIE- He YVES Investigating charges
Tslz. Ca-znza suIlie-s mad been guilty.
If c-1mEB
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-22

Washington. Alg. 21-Immediz1e
withdrawal uf the Anerican r-unps
npw On the trail uf bandits N north
err Mexico Was asksd todzy by
Mexican Ambassador Banriras. wine
called h the State department %
present a formal protest rum nm
Cal-anza government The teE uf
the protest WIS NOT MADE puhIic and
officials would mol discuss n rur-hsr
than II say thai No -spiy has bszn
made
Al the War department Il was
SAFE thai nc additional reports un
the operations Of the American fnr-
css had been received. The rruups
now are wei inrD Mex1ce and army
officers hgp that befDrR raruru1ug
they viii clean ont nzndrrs t-urr che
stretch of territory ID miles south Of
me Durdsr wnsrs they are operzr-
Ing
Whether a reply 70 the Mexican
protest viii be sent has mt heen
announced Such protests have been
maze heretofore without drawing o
response officials regarding rnems as
having been submitted lR-Ealy fDr
record
The American tur-css wsnf tnfD
Mexico on a ''hoT rail- seeking the
hanGirs vino heid the A-ner1cEn a-mw
sxIRrnrs. Llsu1Enan1s Dzvis ard
Pstarsun- tnr ransom and Z Wzs ir-
dica-sd TODAY that the MsxicHn prD-
1ssz would MOI nasrzn fher w1rh-
Ernwaa
CasfF S1y-fres ID the s<zne eelzrrUEMf
E-e keeping afhciRlE here lnenrmsd N
10 me staze of public apfninn u Nsz-
KID as rsiecrsG N me newErMpEsB n
Mexico CITY Reports rscesved ruf1zF
snow a EenerzI belief kszzz eEiiurs o
sofve the psr-uieum Prohiem N Rn in
pnr-aut tacsn- n ne present sc-EsnsA
r-elR- 1ns berweer Mexico and -ne Emit
&c States
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-22
Outlaws Fight Desperately When Surrounded
IN Adobe Biock-Ho use - Two Make Get
away Mexican Ambassador at Washing
TIM Presents Formal Protest Against Pre-
sence of Americans In Northern Mexico
Bandits Who Held Up c. S Sailors Arrested
by Carranza Police

MARA Tex. Aug- -Four MeL-
GET bandits were killed by Ameri-
Eli troops n Mexico yssrEr1ax. Caa-
-RIn Leonard Ma-lpck who arrived
here ny al-plane toniEh+ reported
They were surrounded n q adpbe
alocknDuse that the Mslcans had
constructed n a MOUNTAIN pass.
The bHnE1s fought Desperately
when they found they were trapped
and TWO escaped When the Amer
ican troops approached The block
house with the in-sr1lnn Of searcn-
Ing n the Mexicans opened fire
from purTnuiss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-22
Quaker City Star
Downs Ouimet
For Golf Title

Fsi-sf u--s,, Pa, Aag I--A1ar u
nry1rr -sigr As tarurlte fa- champion
SHIN hcnr-s al the National Ana-el-
Coli Tournament being played Ell the
0aR-nun1 Club. Francis ou1-net YVES.
IA1e rnsK a--.runn. eliminated 1F J.
Va. Fsa-1 at Eur-rn ElIis Clrh. phi
aaelnt.a. cnn u IN the 3srh hDle-
The desac- Of the tampps Woodland
Cfnb sra- sF Pfar- was as sEnsa-
udnz. a golang faH- as the Contest
r..a- marked the passing IF Chick
EsTans sesrEGay e. the HANGS
u Cuime1 As q ssTIng II the ma-cn
a terrific Thunderstorm ever PLAYERS
ann spac1a-urs J1sr after The Asw
England expert had squared the cun-
test On the hnrns green and Inc rwo
extra haies we're fought 0u- II q
pouring raar that d-snched contest
ants anc gallery 10 the skin
L was the second heavy sEorm "
ne CAV and Is z result the course
was hadly slowed. bDth green's and
fa-wavs helEg dead wnICr cnndz-lnns
were reflected n tine play # tne
EDise-x participating n the third
round Compared with his wnrk IF
Wednesday against Evans. 0u1msr s
piEy 1al on anG1v, but Il Is doubt
tul II this was 6uR as much to
OsH-ne- and course cunc5-lrns az %
the natural reaction tnilCwing the
s-Aln u yescerdays ma1cl. Ou,nst 9
stroke scare -nls E.1e-noun Wis ID
5nr 5s hnies M compared - IN
against Evans under Ear more in
vuzhie PLAYING conG1-1prs.
Gunner was n trouble virtually al
Gay, liking s. tnr both the forenoon
and acternoDr rounds u q hnies
each lie WIS ,pH-1cutz-sy bas n his
drives rne bal -speR-e6sy finding
bxznEs-s. pI-s II the rough. and oEt
FIR snne remarkable -ecuvHries ou
his secs1a6 shots lie would moi have
been able u Ca-y the marc4, al0ng
tt the extreme recorG- Almost every
sec.nn6 Eriue resulted N a Sire or ]
hook, and Oft the 1se e was q casa
IF inst one --Hp aets- aaurfls-. Tt
rup n.E troubles ne fell OF put
ting and lost several chances II win
haies hr failing on cumpa-R-1ze!y
ensr pur-s
Plat wilale MOI playing ra-lcu-
iH--tv brilliant Enlt was =-Emely
staadv anc ma1e every snct roun1
Frequently ouI-c-!ven by ouEme1
his bali ching n The 1airwHEss WIFI
ysarsasfEnCv thai mari have been
a4sraarteHln- % the AnbUrnGaie En-
l--anr In addition 10 TINS s1eRlIsness.
Fiat brought bursts Of sppia1se
tram the gallery OK several hundred
gull devoEees WIN r-udred along
{Ccntirsasi On Pzus -cci. q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-22
Attempt to Extort
S1OOO from Bethel,
Maine. Woman

View York AlE l-CharEed win
an ar-smpt te sx-1r- SBBf from Mrs.
Bessie HaunEn1an If Bethel. Ne. by
@ threat 70 klduzp and dispuse sf'
her 5-gsa--old sur CarI. Fresrnn L
Furd Of Tins city Was arrested he-e
r11R-.
The police charge that F1rd il rne
man vino ser1 Mrs Eannsman q let
Ter signed 2 L FAINT demanding
mCney On pain nf losing her scn- lie
was arrested when he called II =
p0s-nfice general delivery winduw
fur mai End was identified by MRS.
Eannzman an a man fm whum sie
had cashed number Of cheeks. For5
denied al knvwieEge ID the threat
enlng israa-.