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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-22
Saturday Night Party
With DR.. and Mrs. Wright

A pleasant event of Saturday eve
ming was an informal musical given
by DR.. and Mrs. Clarence l.. Wright
at their home, 234 Woodbine street.
Among the singers were Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Hobbs-Ley, Mrs. William H.
Witherow, Miss Sara Mae Harr, and
Mrs. Anna Hamilton Wood told an
original story in happy manner.
Others present were Mrs. Keats
Peay Mrs. William Pinkney Hamil-
ton, Mrs. Cora Ewing Harr, Mrs. Will
son Dunmire, Miss Ellen Webster,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Albright of
California, William II. Johnston and
Paul Wright.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-22
Insurance Commissioner
Makes Opening Address

Thomas B. Donaldson, of this city,
who is the insurance commissioner
of Pennsylvania, made the opening
address at the banquet given by the
associations, International Associa-
ton of Casualty and Surety Under
writer's. National Association of Cas-
ualty and Surety Agents, National
Council of Insurance Federations,
and the Western Union ssociation
of Fire Insurance Companies at
White Sulphur last week.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-22
CY SEYMOUR DEAD

New York, Sept. 22-James Bent
ley Seymour, known as ICY" Sey-
mour, when a major league outfield-
er. died at his home here last night,
1t was learned to-day. Seymour,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-22
MARRIED BY BISHOP

Bishop Stanford performed the
marriage ceremony Saturday in At
lantic City for Miss Edith V. Wise,
of 1885 Boas street, and Stanley
Frlanklin Scherer. of Allentown.
The ring service was used.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-22
IN MISS sCARLErTs HONOR

Miss Helen Scarlett, of Baltimore,
who is visiting Miss Susanna Ma
guire, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter P. Mcguire, 8 South Front
street, was honor guest at dinner
Saturday at the Harrisburg Country
Club with Miss Mcguire hostess. To-
day Miss Cecilia Kunkel, daughter
of Judge and Mrs. George Kunkel
gave a small informal luncheon at
her home, Front and Liberty streets,
for Miss Scarlet.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ditzel, 241
Crescent street, gave a reception in
compliment to their son and his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Ditzel,
who were recently married. The
bride was formerly Miss Frances X.
K. Leas.
Many beautiful and useful gifts
were showered upon the young
couple and refreshments were serV-
cd TO these guests: Miss Catherine
Schwarz, Miss Lenore Watts, Miss
Romaine whistler, Miss Addessa
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-22

during asked
II 1 Kobenschlag would
And
September 80
1. On
be
stunning
addition Koben
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-22
who was AZ years old and had play
ed semiprofessional baseball in re-
cent years. had been i'll for some
time.
Ezsit1ng Ae g &zhAss!1E!ssEyal ;&zAs1Es EsEsl.
'''@1 11zdgzsA e ~ sl9 II

VXYERE habit be That is why ofttmes
w
foolish
street
most are
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-22
CAMP SONG DIRECTOR

Charles NJ. Cassel, former BARI
tone soloist of the Reformed Salem
Church, has returned to the city
for short visit among friends, af
ter years service as camp song
director.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-22
ON THE WAY HOME

Miss e. Blanche Clute and Miss
Edith Clute, 313 North Second
street who have been summering
at Jackson, N. H., are now the
guests of their brother, the Rev.
Horace E. Clute, at Hastings-on-
Hudson. They will return home
early next week.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-22

IXT OU might as we'll be out of
the world as out of STYLE"
so we are told. And surely,
Milady, who does not possess at
least one tricolette dress in these
days of it's popularity, is out of style.
So it behooves her to hasten to the
Cloos Shop in the Harris build
ing where the loveliest tricolettes
imaginable await but her choice.
One little model of embroidered
navy blue is particularly fetching.
Perhaps it is the collarless neck that
lends it it's charm, or again it may
be the vivid Roman girdle of soft,
silk crepe. But whatever the cause
it most certainly has an appeal all
it's own!
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-22

Miss Charlotte Walters and Miss
Ellen F.. Walters went home to
Pittsburgh this morning after a
short stay with Mr.. and Mrs. Ran
dolph Jackson, of Green street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Irving and
sons, George and Harold f. Irving,
of Cleveland, o., are in town for a
brief visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Noel
irving, on the way home from New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Dunbar, of
Pittsburgh, have returned to their
home after a three weeks visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Neff, of 1914
Green street.
Other Personals on Page 4
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-22

Other Personals OH Page 4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
BOARD AND ROOMS
IIdHT HOUshKEEpINo ROOMS

hIuhl hou7"NIhri"" N''"' ~
'NV hnnNS Tor ns9' h"la,H',y''. .,,.. ~,
f.'''u .'o' n'',f .NI''''''. '' ''''''
,..
lnI'H ''' 'v. ,r.N , t,.,
of ulr's cottage good ven ~Atrr ae
'onmotAir TO-" or fuur hiH.,'
Nu.IuN 8 ITIu Two Wruthrt house
korfuDg r,omt vrounI ioor roar en-"
ifar. good vel. - ror week l''''
''lNI.
tIIEAENNt 49, inl Two g'.ry inrn'n.''
houfthu.ung touN' al."n',a ~.
phone nstt apI "a" iultIrh"i 'No
G..N ITO" ''"''h ana "'''
luK WINI Ihrre Tuoms nu1 'r'N.t
porch mod,rn dHWr h"nn". Nv
per month sAa a'd NAi,f ',''
.'' "."'I ..'' E.rh
I.''.'l I'D ''H '-P''
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~ ta, nt., rmn.u,,i rrh,rru.,s
Phone ,.Hl far rr,aeru.nf
uD.rnN ~. .r.,,. r..... furnished
IansrI,ru.us roums 900 muIrH .Uwr.
,,sRfN.r. mrp.Npd adjoining bath
.ru. ..osr .Ir
DION .Iu It. ...r HHHsr. coping
.,.ars ur r..r rnur, ..HH
lp.l,I.Ir.., .,...,... ... holm t..,...r coming
r. .n.lr.. rnn.s l.rtI
rv.-,D . r.. t,r.i.r.i ro..r. for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20

| tuH RrNr-.La pleasant sleeping
room pgl South Main
lNAIN IS aUa iur rent extra large
sleeping room newly furnished IN lVofJ
mrnttuIc large closet and bath. walking
t.shrre
IuIN,lR. s. a. Two FURNISHED sleeping
r..rs Tor r,nr r.urs '7H-
INhIN. 3. l4.a sleeping room suitable Tor
one lau Phone ESQ
IAI,riA Furnished comfortable room pu
,air home suu'H exposure Phone ''n.
lIDt LDft. S. tl fout au-aIr sleeping
rooms and sleeping porch f"r rent 90 s"V
rr1. .orus W'n ihunr 'Er~
| |.Itr .f.r bedroom. Nalatu. distance 81
Joining bath. board " doNrrl Phone
'-l.
.OJTuWG 3. ,lo rarso nice srrptnt
rooms strir.N modern close Boo. rruils
mrn osIJ spirndid safAFe p rear Phone
, luR utNI ~uuhs,v bedroom eitH "a
ur. CAL 1ll5 or Aip
|tuEl.hNf. 8. Uy..iArsc alD southeast
room n.'o rA-sr' Phone 5000
. pfIRIn x ~, Nrss FURNISHED south
east srspIUH rp.m. close Dol. touth side
nome also FHrass Phone ivA2
IMNIN s. 5I5 Large comfortable .rsrlug
room south ant east vtpusufr close 10 ,
c-orAr'e prirss Phone Atla
1INIH b. luIH Coo. .sep,Hs porch With
rrrrin- ,u.u ~ terlfa. usrt mod"rn.
CuflFNNE. n gNS-a Modern sleeping
room close i1 ON car line. north Hnd
south rrpn'ufe Phone 27Hl
WANTED Young uiy employed 10 share
home for thc summer Phone A,l OF
lf0a
HOrlp.u. w 70- IsaruY Furnished
su.t. o. rooms bon strictly modern home
living room and sleeping porch connect
hath HN#INNFaf aaI north pF.UHUfN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20

TOEp trprt with re.spior-sd sltarbments
Tor sale cheap Phone s7V s'i'r
tOR sab .Iy'raAseuErr touring CT
good tires aud mechanical order bell to
resuournlr paftb $50 down go month
Inquire 7.9 West tunh 80
.fItE rAsENGtH u,rtlaud. No 1 con
diuon To- ,.Adc Tor Ford roadster Phone
slNEN I.NsslN NDlN rl,.Atl Tor sale OF
uadc '8r HhI house Phone i2ao
FOR aAIt lHIi krn 500 good condi
u0n Phone go ur g6'i
RrlCk ut 1919. AI condition driven
less than 100 mics five new helm
tires. one detachable rim. cash ~ 700
Phone ht7
DODGE i've passenger body. price i25
rhorc $500
1919 DODGE rosHst,r almost new. fave
new rAurrs. will consider Ford In -
change huS HNu'h rroou
FOR SALE Tulsa -Four He new don't
deny yourself the p.rhtur" ot an auio
mobile this ho, summer when you car
buy either = guoi used or rew car on
easy payments Thomas Nantine locsl
agent 1ulsa four ~ Wsu Brady
phone 'o1t
FOR sALf-.lqls mode Dodge sedan. al
ways been driven by ovrr all in good
condition Price $1,000 call owner. 6As2
or t21o
RIO si,. ss,rG.pssssnrrr in nrsi class
condition. priced ia EeN qui.l' Tulsa
FIrin GO. Dl' south Main
uu Ih1uH E.H Automobile
Wei located lot In rytirrtrd addition
auRlEC win sarasr scr,anta quarter and
fine well To tfHlr inr Cadillac Phone lnI
1919 H-iCr touring rev cord tires. -
ror'Io.a' lsrruIr. cash ur Liberty bends
Address = SO saro world
PAIGE roadster Tor sac or trade a77
Wet lIrsf street
AUTO SUPPLIES Avn GrPttEs II
MOTOR CAR UNhFts
Frrsri rrrsHs Of al kinds made at ycur
oua rarsgs a, lirNard Phone 95is
AUTOS roR HIRE GARAGES -
GNKNDF fpr rcri e. mouth COS sour
u..uu.h prom, 1850
UNlIINUh. 1870 Dprsry very. ~
u.. I".H u.. .r. .nG.
WANTED AUTOMOBILES IA
gug rAIr heap. .rart pcs N.rs or.. Ir
~ condition l21 J. I'ri. phon"
WANTED Iu H.N ..u,sI ,r.af.rr ohuu
my mHHf Doc .H good condition. J2l
North lfHf.H tNr.r .fH.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
LA SALE HOTEL

Special summer rates now on. Ele-
rant southeast rooms. nice and cool
cafe In connection,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20

u. '.N'.' w .'' ..' I'N room ..'lN.
a'i''.'.. '.' "''r '''"
..r.n g.. no.. u.".. ''' '' wv '''
q
BALTIMORE n II7l Two pleasant ooa
."N.r ...s rooms '.r 5000. .,.s..
I..''n.' ."''...f '.I ''.'i '.y
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or p.u,i,.N,,r I,rs ,s1t 50 r,, v..t
Phone uiui
vylrpIINg 10 Ma. .,,i ,..p,ns
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hN0lh'. p. NJ Nn"plng room AdNl.
"r '''" ''"'.''''' '''' '''' "b
ho0Iu'. B.. ltit One eIrEauty thfr
l'h'd hoolh'hN J'"o'E Win seven ~h
oNE BEDROOM wa -l''ss room A."
hnnn}, rn'HrE'' h ne~ m,ey l'i
Nrnl'n'r Anl ',,r'l mug "'l,.'u' it'
nE,a.
lg'nlnr VEN Win "o"" OF "e''i''N
none ~, ...,
igon, W.. u''"' near h''''" I''"''
MNlN. n l'' '''s '"'Lh ',.spl.A ,.1H p.
L""M', US 10, '''s
=" '""i'' ''.'
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l""'A li''''' '''' '' '''.''
BOULDER = 'u2 -Ni's'y furnished room
connecting bath gentlemen preferred
I1ens '1'l
tbNfuNlAli sleeping room, soulh an'
estl stpo,ut' gl,'le ee,f'n'e' also 20
H'l' TOT ''.' n"'' 100 ...-
BuNl On ~" N'n'hsAN uP''A''
'''" ''.' .' "''"
lON RENT boulder. go y Two nir"
lr' Hhrl ,ecIhg l"'m' 9A,I s,l''''"s
'N'"' '.''' N"''''. "' '''' ''
TuR rW0 rr1uemen south room VII
,.ern'g.t por, b. .,,'paafai' h'd'. salO'''"
n'lh ."' y 0"'." 900" ."-.--.-.-.-..-
NV thi Il"n' tg"n'. II'a' ""'"'' ''''' "
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FoH HfNT An attractysy furnishes
'"ol room 'h nest '"'"."' none DO.
fOR RfNf Ntre.y furnished hodrooh
southrsu exposure. adjoining bath Aphl
-. ~ ,.'' SCUM ''''.g1 .., ,..,.,,,
Ti,, rirg,b,t room bath as5 tslrubors.
private iuiy. gentlemen prrisftsd
tbor, gtg-
UusruN 81 tgg Var, JstirabIs sIrrping
room.
,tt.yFS.r ,g97 Si,. I,,gs ,Is.p,r,
loom Attaining lsih
pty,ry ,., 100 ,t,.Iv H,,i,h.J
,..r.ng r,,rs ,dio,nIrr baih In pri,At,
home Phone $50
CARSON l''i. Large fo"l room ,'sln
1'e l~n beds r.rgN'' IAN gs'N'"''
=. i.''' roo none co.
MAN. y -'l he' ,sh'r 'r'll,,, roo"
F''.''"'' '',,, ,or, ,,,,sp 'sS '''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
EMPLOYMENT
nniP WANTED MALE


RUTCuFR- Hc,t opportunity for msal
market in downtown store. located sl
RUa Fau ThiFd street will rent space
invsttigsts Model uforery 90
NANTED AZ ONtEHA baker tiy hhk
sfy Hsrr utIs
\IltANIItR esuted Muller TIE A Rub
tsr Go. ilH 3outE houidsr
WANItn. Eapsurnred bootssspef ous
able to lake dittation pfrisfftd Answer
in owu Handwriting iAunE iulL Joui
qualifications in first letter ahd rit'
youf phone and street address. y. q
hos ~ ....
WASTFp strons yosnE mth shout ~ -
shftpiur clerk AOo young mao over u
who ia familiar With city aa delivery
man. references required National
Biscuit Go A12 Sofih hoston
NANILu uuod wagon worArr snd EvnefAl
blacksmith ~ psr day and sIsAdy Nots
10 rrht man Wire at once collect =
" iuer WyroHA OtlA
NANItu Nt uNti Good sli round mA
tuIuitt and one A joint turner, highest
sals raIi. steady wofk Can 5igi. West
'rr Ss.r M'g 60 ..-
WANTfO--I' men and teams for conefsi'
sorh Apply 808 Bank OF tommofr'
udt
JoiN TnE Army HsrfIung sth,ss a.
Ot'abomA cry Tuaa Mustofss, Chith
ssha Arimots ard fr'd
ON. CK helper wanted AppIy % west
Archer Monday. q m. Al" It'n'
f.f and storage io
IS AMID lIrsI class auto w, hsut, Np
UF K ~Hae la1" '.irr
Nts MECHANICALLY r.n,I. experience
uur,.o..ar help rNn.sH bros beia
-larI,N.ff. t,f.rr.. aut"roh''rs. 900
prs... .Ul rU home ur travelling Nrahs
N,'hs 90. l'' N' I0an
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20

AGFNTa. poo yer cent profit Wonderful
summer sellers. something rrH H"Nt
Dob, vUHirr. rarry iu pocket. write a.
once fur f-aa sample American Products
60 aU' American HIdg Cincinnati ohto
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
nrLr MALn on rEMALr
sAI.EsMnN ANp AoENrs

nAIEgNFS WANTED To Eril fastest
selling artiJs ON tho market This h a
house to house proposition or ran he
placed Ir retail stores big oommj'slon
kfata name. address uf phone number for
irfsrurv Address E9O care World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20

LARGE MANUFACTURER varr feprs
at.fattrf fo soil shirts underwear
fnarr.. ifrtErs waist. skirts. direct g.
fuurt Write Iur ffUU .auu.rs. Madison
NU. BON Urrbtuar Nta lorh t.v
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20

Af'fa y 49, ~ N'Nsatf ."
Narhinni a. once. prefer 4 3
|atre man. Apply 10 walsh Maehl.v
Shop NArUrHt.Nr OklH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-01
APPARENT DIVERGENCE
BETWEEN PRESIDENT
AND CLEMENCEAC

London, De- ;1.-Morning newspa-
pers give gr- at and equal prominence
20 the speech Of Premier Clemence;.I
before the French Chamber of Depu
lies and President Wilson's addr"aj
~ Manchester. BY their headii9,.;
ard by placing IN iux1 position IN
striking passages and by then cGIn
rnent lie newspapers reveal a certain
'uneaa ness IN consequence OF III"
apparent divergence between II.
Clemenceau and MIR Wilson
There Is an obvious endea VOr, how
ever. TO avold anything sugseatia-
the existence OF substantial diSI-
greerent, OF promoting anxiety re-
card,ng the conference. Their desire
seems mainly 10 show that N. elem
enceau'S standpoint is not so remote
from NJ. Wilson's as might app2a &.
at first sight and that any difference;
that exist ought to he arranged wiz
pains ard patience. N. Ciemenceau',
version IT Mr., Wilson comment Oh
The British fleet receives much prom
lncnCe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-01
AMERICANS AWARDED
FRENCH DECORATIONS
ON RUSSIAN FRONT

Allied IeaCGla rterS IN .torthern Rus
. ii. Sunday. De-. 2g.-tBy ne Associate
Fress) The first Frencl. decorations to
b. awarded for ga..antry IN action o.
the north Russia front have been coy
t--reti on three American prlvates VINO
distinguished themselves n acton I'M
ae- 4 French comma nder n the Noios-
da laIiway sector. They were awarte
he war cross with the star
TIE following citation have been
made IN ;Ie Official orders:
Arthur Frank. Detroit: IT the face o.
heavy machine gun aud rife fire he
Stayed by his machine gun until tn.
compi"ti.n Of the movement under wa.
He was wounded and has been missing
since the day of the action.
Walter STREET, Woiston Junction.
Mich; Displayed perfect disregard u
lin-cr and hign spirits in the lighting.
James Drscoll. Detroit: In the face
o. reavv machine gun and rifle fire,
STAYED by machine gun md displIve
hich devotion to duty and thorough ds-
.egard for danger.
Nineteen members OF me .amer.cau
E.Hpeuit ionary Force previously receiver
British decorations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-01
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the LEADING Stocks

New York. Dec. 3i--The .inai day Of
the YEAR on the stock exchange was
noteworthy less for the activity and
scope OF the trading, which fell consid-
preceding day, than Tor the pronounced
change from the pessirlsm recently
prevalent throughout the financial COM
MUMMY
market Immediately developed uncertain
tendencies as d result OF he heavy Of
ferlngs or stocks and bonds for cash
these being made, mostly at conce5-
sionss TO ADJUST year-end tax income ac-
counts.
Liquidation of this character ran its
course before midday. conditions there
after becoming more orderly and settiei.
with a moderate Inquiry for seasoned
rails industriaIs and specia.ties OF rec
ogniZei value.
Foremost n the latter group We're the
oils. Mex. an Petroleum registering an
.Xtrenae gain CT - points, Texas 20. ~.
l'an-Anerlcan Petroleum common and
preferred Il and 5 respectively, and oth-
ers i 10 ; points.
Outstanding features among rails n
Guided Canadian Paclec Illinois Csntra!,
Union PacI.ic, Reading. Great Norii-
ern, Delaware ~ hudson and New ma
ven, graz gers and minor coairTs record
ing more moderate advances. |. ,.
Steel failed TO hold its extreme gam ~
:, point, but hlnGred issues were tiTHi 70
strong with coppers, motors anu 4 1t"
equipments. NOTABLY Baldwin Locomo-
tive support was effective among uu'-
ines including local fractions, and TO-
baccos and feathers gained TO :
points with shippings. Sales amounted
to 935. 90" shares. Bonds were Irregular
some railway issues yielding l to per
cent, but the Liberty division siren N
ened percepuoiy. Fourth Las. Tor ex-
am pie, rising 10 go against yester-
days low record of -. Total sales, par
value. aggregated $4,000. Old |, :.
bonds were UNCHANGED OF call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-01
PEACE CONFERENCE
MAY CONSIDER
WORLD LABOR COURT

London. Dec. 3l.--The British VIZ
cabinet is considering prnpC sal
which may have an important bear
ing on future labor Questions through
out the world, according to the Elk
press. The proposal is to ask the
peace conference at one Of lis earliest
sessions to appoint commission to
inquire into the question Of interna-
tiona. adjustment Of conditions of en-
plOyrent ana 10 submit plans for a
pc rlnanent international court and or
SANITATION to secure joint action il
such matters.
II is certain. says the newspaper
mat the suggestion will he adopted.
and II is also certain it viii result
IN an organization as part Of an ac-
tive league Of nations. to prepare the
way for International regulation Of
conditions OF employment, which
would he Z deathbiow to 'swea ting.
TIC French government is cordially
&ympa,netic toward Tie proposal
Two or three employers Of labor and
a., equal number Of work men 5 rep
ioScntatlves will probably accompany
the British delegation TO the confer
cncc az advisers in the labor mat
.nr''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-01
NEW PORTLAND

Miss Frances Hazel True arrived
home Christmas day from Nashville.
Tenn, Where she has been employed
as chemist in the pu Pont munitions
plant This plant, the largest Of IT'S
Kind in the world. ceased operations
as soon as it could after the signing
Of The arnnistice. Tie government
has decided 70 retain the plant, but
n" one knows for what purpose. Miss
TrueS expenses nome We're paid and
ner salary continues until January ~
The following were guests of Mr.
and Mrs Harold i,wnOd OF the Fails
Al dinner on Christmas da": Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r. Atwood. Miss Helen ANA
Howell Atwood. Clayton Atwood and
family, also Mir ana Mrs. Warren
T.oycjov ana son and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Chapman and two children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Excel Atwood and
lutte son took dinner on Wednesday,
wi,. Mrs .htwoods parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvarez Churchill Other guests
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert
Churchill ana son Of North Arson.
l. is reported that DR. Spear mas
bought house at North Arson. How
ell Atwood is acting as chauffeur for
The doctor WHO has been confined to
The house h. ilness lately.
Miss Mary Strickland returned to
Dexter the last of the week.
Miss Blanche Strickland went 20
Bath on SATURDAY, where she will be
4:n teaching December 30.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-01
POLES REFUSED
GERMAN ROADS

London. Dec. 31.-c:ernlany has re
fused 10 'accede to the demand #
the Poles that Polish troops be per-
mit,ed 10 use the railroads from the
Polish border t. wilma. according TO
Warsaw "'!rices to The Mail. The
Berlin government is SAID 10 have
based its refusal on the ground that
permission fr0m-the Entente nations
wa-j necessary.
In the meantime the Germans have
demanded that German troops return
ing from Russia be allowed 10 use
Polish railways. 1t was urged ny
Berlin that 10000 German soldiers
would otherwise be compelled to
march through Poland. The Poles
have consented to this arrangement
with the stipulation tliat German
troops be disarmed. Berlin has not
replied 70 ;he Polish conditions
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-01
CONTRACT ENDS
NAVY PRISONERS
TO PORTSMOUTH

PORTSMOUTH. \. II, Dec Gl.-Tnirty
Naval prisoners. WHO had been con-
fined at the state prison at Concord
We're transferred today TO the Naval
PRISON here to complete their sent
eHce. Four of the number are serv-
ing life terms ana the others terms
ranging iron! five TO 20 years. a con-
tract with the state under which the
men had been confined at Concord,
expired today and NAva, officials sad
Tx. As The prison barracks here had
been enlarged and We're now capa-
Die Of caring for 4 large number Of
men. IL would not Nc renewed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-01
APPOINT TEMPORARY
CUSTODIAN ESTATE
FRED E. RICHARDS

Portland, Ne. Dec. 21.-Judge Gas
L. Donahue OF me probate court to-
day appointed Edward ". Cox. +. 2.
Tinlheriake and Edward 3. Winsiow
temporary administrators or cusro-
dams Of the estate OF Fred e Rich
ards, involved. it is claimed, 10 tia.
extent OF Si%co.00o by forged sigma t1lre.;
OF Mr. Richards 10 notes. which the
former executor of the estate, Lud-
we'll L, Eowisor, is said to have con-
fessed to County Attorney Carroll l..
Beeuy. siowson is now under 81, 00a
bail and his case Will be considered
by the grand jury of the superior
court next week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-01
Portland Coal Transfers
Name Mayor Clark As
Member Arbitration Com.

Portland, Me. Dec 3l--roal teamsters
of this city. who some time ago asked
Tor 4 raise in wages anu have refused
% accept a counter proposition OF 81
per week by the dealers. have sery.. /
notice that, in accordance with al
agreement made year ago. they hav-
selected Mayor Charles b. Clarke -
their member OF an arhtra ton com
nitiee of three. They ASK the dealers
10 name one, also. the Third member TO
Ue selected BY these two.