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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16
VASSALBORO

Walter Jones of Hartford. Conn.
New England manager Of the Boston
Woven Hose d Rubber Co, and Mrs
Jones have been guests for several
DAYS al the home of M Jones cou-
sin. Arthur Pope. Other guests
during the week k-end were Mrs
Lynch and Mr. and Mrs, Hastings
and family Of PresQue Isle, Mr. and
Mrs. T. 4. TAYLOR of East Tassa--
boro and Prof and Mrs. Robert
Nebber of Milo.
Alfred Jones. ESQ. Of China was
caller Monday in town.
Kari Gates and family passed sew
era, davs last week at the seashore.
Mrs. Mary Mccarthy and Master
wallace wymnn have gone to Mass
acluserts 10 reside.
M-. and Mrs. F. A. Taylor Of Wat
erviIle we're Thursday dinner guests
Of c. W. Tufts and family
Mrs. s. II. Marden entertained
Monday z. c. Taylor and family Of
High Point farm. North TassaIboro
Mrs Anna Marien is entertaining
Miss FRYE Of Medford, Mass, a
teacher in the public schools.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16

in the political independence and the
territorial integrity ef every member
Of the league
Nest OF the wars that have been
waEec in the aEes that have PASSED
have as their governing cause the de-
sire 70 conquer and control another
pespae- or 10 expand the territory Of
the country that is the ag-ressor IN
The war. Prevent the incentive for
var growing cut Of a selfish desire
for aggression as the Gvar-weeuIng
1orce OF this covenant VII do. and
few actual causes Of war wiz remain
mat cannot without difficulty or dan
ger De submitted TO the high court of
arbitration
7 0u may say Then why should
we become involved n an alliance
thai may drag us into the dasputes.
the 1isasfers aaG the dangers ot .pth-
er nations This was the doctrine
oIr fathers believed u and one :
an slow ID yield. but we face a con-
d1Non, not a theory. Time and spa &c
nave bean eliminated. Dangers n
our people and our republic that were
not dreamed Of century ago con
1ront Us today al our very doors. q
threatening menace 70 our lives. our
clVll1zaEion and our institutions.
ShA-l We continue 10 dream cf
the Ideals Of the past. or meet as
Practca4 men the dangers If me f.-
rareS For me there Is huI one course
70 pursue"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16

Miss Marion W5r-hing IS visiting
n Everett Davis
Mrs IL ldred Reynolds and chill
3ren Of Bu-anarn who have been
passing several days with her par
enLs Nj. and Mrs Eugene Ecsssv
have returned home.
El!nor Me1calf has returned from
The ! lEas1a hospital where she mas
been receiving treatment for appen-
dlc3t-s.
Nj and Mrs. Willard Williams Of
Benton Station and daughter Haien.
Of Solon ware weekend guests a.
v. Il. Metca-rs.
Benr-e M4Donald cf Eust:s is Wis
H3ng friends n this place.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Mcdonald and
children Of P:rtsfield were al Ham
Inond's cottage ever the 4th.
Peter Rancourt has sold his ta-rn
10 Abel SpauIdilg and moved 70
Fairfield 70 i've with his daughter
MS. Fred Marcia
Mr.. and Mrs. Thaddeus kinhau
were il Pit-sfeid Sunday calling on
friends, Walter Leighton and son
Clarence returned home with them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16
OCEAN POINT

Friday evening merry dancing
party was held at the Casino man
aged by Mrs. Mitchell of waItharu.
On sunday Rev. John Wilson con-
Quoted the services at The chapel
His sermon showed wonderful
knowledge Of biblical history as
well as a remarkable insight into
human nature morally and mentally.
He stirred the hearts of his cce-
gregarion and made them glad that
they could Listen to his fine dis
course.
On Friday evening. July 1g, Rev
Rihbany Will give his lecture My
Three Months al the Peace Confer
ence." A very large audience is ex-
pected as Il is a subject N which
every one Is vitality Interested and
affords a wonderful opportunity Of
hearing about this unique expert
ence at first hand
On Sunday Mrs Wilcox took some
members Of the youngest set. VIZ,
Dorothy DoHiver. Anita Earnshaw,
and Eleanor Wilcox n her car to
Portland, where they visited places
of historic interest and report a
right royal good tine.
The nervous tension Of last SUM-
mer, caused by the war conditions.
has entirely disappeared. and al
though there seems 10 be a luIl in
festivities. Il one would but look into
the various cottages. he would see
friends really visiting and enjoying
each others best qualities in a calm.
happy way, without the unnatural
excitement Of up and doing" every
minute for organizations ali over the
world.
We are a hospitahle lot and well
come friends and friends of friends
with open arms and heart
A Peace Jubilee Is being planned
for the near future. Mostly people
seem TO be sitting back. just being
thankful-oh so thankful that at
last there is peace. Once more we
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16

OF the ieague IN & super government
No super government could exist
without power Lc maintain .tseif
Within itself the League of Ma
tons has no power 10 ievv taxes and
not long exist. The league has no
power tc raise armies and navies, and
without MILITARY forces II cannot de-
fend itself
Without the right 70 withdraw
feel that there is No need 10 fear Ihe
dangerous surrender Of any of the
fundamental principles and rights Of
the American people.
Therefore I am willing to take 2,
and Try Il and hope that from the
seed thai is planted tooay. IN ITS ru4-
ton the final peace Of the world may
be found.
Il am more interested in the prin-
ciPies euuncinted in the classes -e-
laIng to the LeRgue of Nations than
am ii the powers given for its gov
ernment. for on these principles the
fufure life IF the league must depend
l would have been glad 70 subscribe
10 d contract thai would finally elm
mate the aI-naTnenIs of the world.
such a decree is not founded within
the contract but is movement that
seeks 10 keep up the peace of tha
world but authorizes the executive
council If the league 20 consider how
much the present arnansnts Of aa-
t1crs should be reduced.
Another vital principle that we are
asked to agree 70 is that al of the
members Of the league shall suhrn i
ofmculties between them that are not
capable Of being settled by negcra
uon to a tribunal To be composed
OF Judges or arbttra1urs agreed TO
by them and after entering INTO the
arbitration they are required to ahice
by the award
But the grsatest principle of the
ieHgue tending 70 keep the peace Of
The world IS that which declares that
the high contracting parties to this
treaty shall undertake to respect and
preserve against extarnal aggression
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16

are q calm. happy community, rest
ing from a-tuous city work and
hustle.
Mr.. and Mrs. L s. Small have
been visiting for a week at c. r.
F7ynt's cottage. Their home is IN
Dexter
George Williams of Brooki;oe.
Mass, Is once more with US.
Monday evening Misses Croweil
and Trlggs entertained with a Marsh
maIlow Roast on the white rocks.
M. James Dolliver entertained a
party Of friends from Augusta who
motored 10 Gunner Rock for a pic
mic luncheon. The members of the
party were Mr.. and Mrs C A. KNIGHT.
MIR. and Mrs. R ". Leighton. Master
Harry Leighton. MISS Josephine Ward
MIR. Thos. Suite has bought the
Wallace cottage and his family is here
for the balance of the season Mrs
Thomas Suite. Harvey, Airline, Ma
deleine and Richard Suite Of Wins
low. Me. Suunyside: M. and Mrs
James Wright. Miss Hazel Wright
from Augusta and guests. Miss Leila
Burns Of the Metropolitan hospital
~ YIN -hAbS 4ASIGC1 DOIuH, MAS-
ter Norman Burns, Mrs. Charles Gro
well Of Augusta
A. G. Freeman Of Winnetka. IL.
Is guest Of G. F Earnehan.
Recent arrivals at the Atlantic
House: W. j. BuaEeIl. Mr.. and Mrs.
p. ", Budsen. Bernice Budgell. Cora
Budgell. Mrs. Mabeiie c. Williams.
Danvers Mass; Gladys BCyuton. Eth
el NJ. O'Brien. Elizabeth M. Andrews.
Augusta; Mrs. Ernest s. Currier, Hal
lowell; M. and Mrs. F. n. Boston,
Gardiner; DR.. and Mrs. 3. c. Graf
fum, Portland: Mrs. Edward Munsie.
Leuminstsr, Mass: Margaret Munsie.
Leominster, Mass: Miss McCrae.
New York; Miss Eleanor Folsom.
Orange, N J; Helen Chadbourne.
Aallowen; George G. Williams
BoothbHy, Ne; Mr.. and Mrs. A. p
Hathaway, Springfield, Mass; A c.
Savage. Augusta Me; A. e. Kraus
AUGUSTA Me; Mrs. A H. Kraus, Au-
gusta- Ne; Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.
Cooper. Augusta Me: Clarence
Waosworth. Gardiner. Ne; Miss
Louise Henderson. New York; Miss
Margaret r. Clark, North Andover
Mass.
M and Mrs. Fred Inghan with
their daughters. Virginia Mildred
and Ruth, and guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert True Of Augusta motnred
from Nj Vernon for a few weeks
vacation here.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. I. Small of Dex-
ter have been the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs Charles F. Ffynt for a few DAYS
at tie latter's cottage at Ocean Point.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Small are de-
lighted with the PUNT and have pur-
chased the DR. Giddings cottage. "Ov-
erledge." They have returned to Dex-
ter 70 prepare for Immediate occu-
pancy for their new summer home.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16
RAZORVILLE

NJ md Mrs. A u Carroll have been
visiting their son Arthur a. Augusta
and ara now VISITING their niece. Mrs
Fred lark. a- Manchester and WI
visit -heIr son. ut ! Murray Car~ol
az lewiston befnra Their return horne
M'-s- Edna Knlg:-s Of Oakland. -ali-.
M anc Mrs. Freq EodEdon of stnck-
ton Springs and Percy Eodgdon u
"est2nr-. were guests ~ their niece
Mrs. a. z. ingalls,. Tul~ !.
Miss Stella Jones IF n poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Leigher Of Med
torn- Mass.. are visiting NJ and Mrs
z. e Sharruck and viii do me having
t1r Mr Shat1uck. who IS p wears Old
and n declining beRath
MISS Bernice E;bherr = -ol0rnurs
t.ld=e IS attending ne summer scho ,
17r teachers al Pennington
Miss Ethel Bowker IF The Gordon
5ible College. Boston. is a supply here
1r the summer months and p-eacaes II
ne chapel Sunday mornings a. 1880 AID
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16
THE WINDSOR FAIs


At recent meeting Of the trustees
Of tire South kennebec AEricultural
Society plans were laid for the an
mai fair which will he held al the
grounds at South Windsor On Sept
/, and d The following program
Is announced First day Labor Day
4 e.3h class and a f-ee-far-al SEE
ond DAY, 2-24 class and .. e
class; third day, a so class The
securing of some sensational attrae-
tons are being considered.
The races which were run off On
July attn were successful N every
way. some 0f the best racing ever
seen az South n Indsor
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16
GOV. MIKH HYs
HM IN TENNIS TOURNEY
H COUNTRY Club, TO-DAY

On wednesday afternoon ut 4.5e
Governor Miiliken win play Leigh
F7ynt in what promises to- be one of
the most Interesting matches of the
tennis tournament al the Country
Club. Both players are At the top
Of their game and are playing hard
offensive tennis.
In the third round Of the tourna-
ment, Tuesday, W. T Johnson beat
L A Burieigh Ir. s-S. 3-s, 6-a.
Samuel Titcumb beat >. A. Part
ridge n the sen!-nnals g. So This
match called out a large gallery.
Tircomb's superior stea6-1ess pre-
vailed over Parridges striking
game.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16
No Decision On
Wilson : Appearance
Before Committee

MaShlngtor. July 15--Indicat3ons
max president Wilson would not be
ASKED 70 appear befnre the Senate
f0relgn Aeiatlons committee for dis
eIssslons ii ne peace treaty were
1ald TO-DAY 10 nave been received In
ADMINISTRATION quarters
a4eh arnlnIstraIlon officials in
'lFnatee tAa. hey had been informed
tN Lhs committee tl.ar the naj ajerily
~ The committee seemed hostile to
sSssestlnns mai the President he
&ea 10 appear or that the comm l.
- eonIer With him al the White
Louise.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16
PALMYRA

Mrs. 6. s. Seekins. who has been
suffering with aBscess Of the eye is
IN waferviile for surgical Treatment Z
Mrs. F. B. Randall and party visit
ed last week in China, where they
formerly resided.
Walter Davis IF RnckIand Mass.
md Mr.. and Mrs Roy Holt of Tart
land were callers Sunday al 3. L.
Falmers 8.
Mrs. Emma Thompson is visiting
NJ the home Of her daughter, Mrs. F,
r. Palmer IN Skowhegan.
Charles W Thompson IF the steurn-
SKIP Mt Vernon was a guest Monday
u Mrs. P. P Dearborn.
Lyle McCr!flis late from France.
and his sister ArabeIie were guests
Snntiav at c. L. Huhbard's.
Mrs Bert spaulGing's family visit
ed her Sunday AZ a Lewiston hospital
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16
Earvey-Niru

Z Arthur Earvav and Nellie Annie
Wing. both Of A1gusta- were mar
rled al O'Clock Monday afternoon
al the home Of the G1lC4aIlng clergy
man. Pev. A Francis Walch. i A
State street. the double ring SER
vice being used. The couple were
unattended. Immacia1ely after the
ceremony they left en- wedding
trip, and on their return VIII reside
II Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16
acnnoi Garden Market

eie n produce from Augusra
''l earuens and from school
= ['Fis@o nome gardens will be
a. Monument Park at 3 o'clock
E'soaT agae 1S. Those children
"Sh 70 nave the produce taken
HeiF particular school garden
snneu 10 their names in the
sccount should be present on
morning at their respect =
eaohis % gather the produce
- Ae'f rw-n plots. Otherwise the
oo'a.ned from the produce of
| Y pints will have TO be accredited
e common fund.
.-ose chudren who have any
saen produce to bring to the
VII! please arrive at Mon
=. ark not later than 2.4D.
Nho WISH may bring their PRO-
Il, - ne school IN the morning.
hs ago Thursday a SUCCESS
'e was held at Monument
k-,- "Alch the market table was
n G'eaF@a. and last week Thurs
a., - available produce was sold
ephone orders. Thanks are
nss here 70 all those who as
H. n any way in making these
b y. esEtui. thereby encourag-
eo.s ilcren N their work. It in
ksb, -0' ne same reason that the
b :, VI pat-onize generously the
|or ~ " ms Thursday.
.ohesaRy afternoon Miss Hanks
s,,, NE home gardens of the fol-
Celia sesne, Helan Freeman
Teenan, Norman HAYDN. pon-
hs Wallace Frost, Melvin
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16

[he W1rnans Horne Missionary
els'r # ne Green street Method
church VIII hold q special meet
al me close IT the Wednesday
ming service. The president uf
sonstv wishes TO meet every
lmber as important business IN to
transacted.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16

Norman Seeiey Of ThornGike and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Seeley. also NJ
and Mrs. II. Z. Gardner and little
son Martin Cf this c;rv, were Sunday
guests Of NJ and Mrs. PeA-, Rob
ertson Of Rlc1nond.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16

Mondav nights Bath Times said
Mrs. CCha-ies a. Furhe- went Cd
Augusta rhts morning 70 visit friends
Norrt6gewock after which she goes
TO Lond Island for the remainder az
The summer
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16

MI and Mrs Frank Blanchard and
Miss Juliet Robichaud Of WaterviIle.
who are passing the summer at the
East Pond camps, were visitors On
Tuesday II Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16

Rrcne L. Humphrey Of Dexter,
+ lad been passing a few DAYS
3 1is parents. Mr. and Mrs H. r.
lnphrsv Of Bolton Hi. returned
Monday 70 his hume.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16

Hrs, Catherine Russell and broth
Talter DlrClev Of Bath. who had
en The guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. VII
b -aai.,. -ony street. returned
|esday morning 10 their home.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16

Mrs. Irving Kelley and dau-ater
Viola If Somerviile. Mass. ara vis-
iLng their cousins. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Z. Cram Of - GAGE street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16

Hiss Maude Pierce Of Brunswick.
e mas been the guest of M. and
L L Gednev If Pearl street.
N the s.25 train Tuesday morn
tur her home.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16

PATIENTS admitted On Tuesday &C
\ Augusta General hospital were
=. Ethel wilson Of Guilford. Miss
biiv Lawrence of Portland and Mrs.
b ? Sprague of this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16

fhe Bangor News says that Mrs.
|nuel Ess ana children Of Angus
are visiting her parents. Mr and
Max sullivan IN that ciry.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16

He especially invites thnze who hzvs
tried other Treatments and failed; those
who are now treating month after month
without help. continuing TO treat bsczuss
Of false encouragement; those who suffer
hum any MALADT which has bean pro-
nuuncsd INCCRABLE. and people who
have BEEN tuld th2t they had Cansnmp-
tiun. Heart Trouble. Nervous Y eakness.
or any disease. are all invited 70 cal and
place themselves under his care during
this visit. and taxa advantage of thu
Frse Ofer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16

Hiss Lillian Crocker of Leom mis-
Mass. who, for the past three
tks mas been the guest Of Mrs.
lrles Eanson of Sewall street left
the ] clock Pullman Monday
brninE for St John, ". B.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16

~. and Mrs. Merle 2. Casper af
Federal street are receiving con-
btulatiuns on the birth Monday of
6ausater Madeline Murlel Is the
DE one name.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16

a. s O'Clock n the evening. Miss Bow
ker is being entertained al the home uf
Ms. 2 Z. ingalls,
NJ. ana Mr. Lesre- Black IF Mart rs
Vile ware recnH- guests Of the latter
grandpa. e1-s M. ana MrS. :. T. Mar.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16

FoFnih-.0n II a new towboat COM
EF TO- BUSINESS on the Kennebac
Fef anr r1r'nitv is said to be un-
F~aF ana chat boat new 70 these
tleH lF soon likely TO be seen
p For ne present il is unlikely
p n" "'fr3aav viii operate more
NJ 7ne 31a- hut 4 business war
Ens Il s quite possible that an
tF' W. ~ added 10 the line. At
||'seh' d. he business ON the river
uuhe 'T ne Keystone owned by
~AifRa States Shipping Board but
ias e vide radius to cover and
'4iHr"d mat another boat
[a0 mt Dlenty 10 do On the Ken
ec anu rlclnity-Bath Times.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16

The Helping Hand Sewing Circles
meetings will be suspended until the
first Thursday N September
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16

" anG Mrs. George A. Royal and
2 Edwin. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c.
Prralf and daughter. Georgie. all Of
rusta, ara enjoying a vacation at
orchard Beach. Guests for the
ek were Mr. Royals twin brothers.
Plnh a1c 2aymond. both of Gardin-
Miss Aice Johnson Of Brockton,
sS- MISS Beulah RamsdeIl of He
W. He. and Miss Sadie Sullivan
Auhu-r. Ne.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16

/ E6wg-a Eoulehan has returned
(Bath, ae'er having passed Sunday
(his home n This city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16
LOCAL NoTiee

h. Aaccahee hail tonight. Eord
"e orchestra. juiy16a1s.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16
kUGU STA LOCALS

fhs plrnla q ne Eau Bird Coaser-
tiun Club u Ganeston Park has
ku pogtquned until a later date
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16

The faculty of the National Uni
verntry Of Mexico ts making prcpara-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16
READ Hrs CREDEyTIALs


to In
-ouse FRIDAY <-ur1o to
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16

tions 10 receive several members Of
tne faculty Of Harvard univerzity
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-07-16

1nue bis Frre oe ~s sns y VINO we're
anc rn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-01
MAY RESCUE 20
ENT0MBED men
Two Are Found Dead in
Ohio Mine Shaft

AMSTERDAM. Ohio. Nov. l.
with the recovery Of two bodies
from the burning Youghiogheny &
Ohio Coal company mine here. res
cue forces worked desperately today
10 clear the mine Of gas and debris
In tho hope OF saving the lives Of
20 men. believed imprisoned further
underground.
They have been there 70 hours
Uncle Jimmy" Gray. 81. foreman.
WINS found IN n sitting posture. pick
graHped In one hand. lilo was ntrick.
en- while throwing up n barrier Of
earth and coal against the gases.
Tho barrier was partly completed.
A few feet away was the body
OF foreign.born miner. Gray leaves
widow and children,
In the face OF asphyxiating vaporr.
fire and danger OF cayeins. the res.
ouers worked unceaSingiy all night
and finally punched their way thru
the tons OF rock and coal which
blocked their way thru tho shaft.
Heavy clouds OF gas and the dying
fire Htiil bar their way 20 tho inner
reccsscn OF tho mine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-01
ADMITS TAKING
LIBERTY BONDS
TeIegrapher Carried Fortune
in 0yercoat Pocket

gOUTH BEND. Ind. NOV. -
The tortures Of illicit vealth
were described here today BY l..
". BENNETT. studebaker company
telegraphcr, who confessed 10 taking
$3.50. 900 worth Of Liberty bonds
from the organization January 4.
Kenneth said he rc-cntered the OF.
flee after punching out saw a pack
age on the floor. picked IL up and
thrust 10 into his shabby overcoat
For days. while he himself sent out
messages regarding the theft. giving
numbers Of the bonds. etc. the Is
10000 notes rested in his shiny
oyercoat
Kcnnett eaid the bonds worried
him continually until he decided TO
burn them He thrust them one at
time into n furnace fire until he
had but three left He kept those.
Finally, neryed 20 attempt dis.
posal Of the $40. 900. he confidsd in
friends. As a result OF an alleged
scheme 20 get them thru the banks.
George w. Good. jeweler. and John
Cook. foundry superintendent Kala-
mazoo. Mich. wfre apprehended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-01
HE CONFESSES TO THEFT OF $250,000
TRIAL OF BOY
NEARING END
Charged With Murder Of
16-Year-0Id Girl

MAItsHFIELD. Ore. Nov. l.
with the testimony completed. clos
ing arguments Of the attorneys are
being made today in the case Of the
State Va. Harold Howell. the l4year-
old boy. who IN alleged % have muir
derod Lillian Leuthold. aged is.
Tho youthful defendant. whose fate
will be In the hands OF the jury be
fore night. has maintained a remark
able attitude OF innocence and calm
ness thrlout the trial. Tho prosecu'
ton utterly failed To confuse him or
cause him 10 make the slightest con.
tradlction. A person OF maturod
years couldn't have been more digni-
fled or composed nor his answers
more direct
Confronted at different times with
grewHorne exhibits In the case. in
Guiding Lillian Lcuthold's bloody.
torn clothing. young Howell has
never shown n trace OF uneasinesH.
Circumstantial evidence has com
posed the states case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-01
HINES NAMES
STRIKE AIDES
Committees viii Handle Coal
Distribution Over Nation

WASHINGTON. Nov. i-urnited
Press Committees 10 take charge
of coal distribution In the eight ~
giond railroad districts have been
appointed by Hail Director Hines. n
was announced az tho railroad adj
minlstrauon today.
The committee win have heailuar-
tiers at lloston. New York. phiiadcl-
rhia. Atlanta. PigtshurK. Cleveland.
Chicago and 81. Louis. Fuel Admin
istrator Garfield viii have a repre-
sentative on each COMMITTEES.
Personnel OF the committees was
not named. but II was said they
would be operating officials and Gar
fieid's representatives
Appointment Of tho committees
followed orders turning over 20 Hines
the function OF the old fuel admins
tration In distributing coal during
the strike.
Tho committee win make diHtffbu-
ton under a priority list issued BY
Hines several days ago.
No disorders neccssitatinE uss OF
troops had been reported at the war
department this morning. Secretary
Baker left for Pottsdam. Ia. who're.
Il was stated. he WAS 90 plan. n me-
mortal tree and lay a cornerstone.
Hts trip had nothing 20 do with strike
distribution OF troops II VAS de-
ciarcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-01
SAYS COAL STRIKE
WILL LAST 10 DAYS

ready % nhlp. Tho mina Saturday N
clear OF movable coal.
I'VE allowed tho Northern Pacific
100 tons. which VIII remain AT the
MINIS until needed" said Poaroo.
'''The rews viii stay In our bunkerr
In Seattle 10 be apporuoned out TO
hospitals first. then 90 people who
need Il most 20 keep them warm. No
body l. going 10 get any Of II to
hoard away. that's my policy.
i've got enough en- route from
other mines 60 make u total Of abou,
900 tons. or nearly enough 10 run
the sales end OF our business a
month during normal times. BY tina;
time. believe. tho strike viii have
long since passed"