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AGENTS AND statesmen.

AGES rs Either >cN Take orders for
NmrrWa MAJ iur humanity and Com
plrtc history - World War s. b0ok so
pcr Cvut commission outhts and books
ready PRESSES running daN and night
average commissions p'f agent. 81 a DAY
~cud Iuc tor mailing tkE.E Cutnt Me
mOflat lIfc of kou>'Nrlt samr prices, same
t,.n, y DiCkcrson 60 Detroit Mich
FOI,n> start ras, IN cold weather With our
utw lHlH ,arburrtors - miles per gallon
\ 81 turapeSt kasolinr Or halt kerosene In
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- ascuts Money back guarantee 80 days
tilai Atr -Frlcflon Carburctor 60. TOO NiAdi-
snn lla2 ton 81
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edition 10y William Draper Lewis. With
introduction by William IL Taft. cx-PreSi-
dent - the I nitcd states tov pric, Fully
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make tor solicitors. special terms Credit
given frricht paid Outht frU, Universal
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liFt 81 Roosevelt, introduced hy Taft
War h,.oh> tutrOduCrd hy General March
palrtoih INSERT ior soldiers photographs
world record on books Condii made $50
iu one hour. ,'eitgcy sold 45 IN three hours
books nov ready Price 81 - 70 50 IS Best
terms credit freight paid Ou;fit free. n
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Building
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Negro suthor Ncw hook couplctc Th,.
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handle our big line 81 advertising Calcn-
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STOCK Statesmen.
Firauca hoD,'. has ol, ming for five 81 600
ptt month stock statesmen 20 follow up live
leads winch cost u- from $40 to SO apiece
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active Endorsement ot many prominent men
- 20 80 leads when salesman starts more
cont uuualtH EAcrllent references required
Address sales Manager. 1902 Chicago ave
mus. hCago. ia
THEODORE KOOSFVELT.S Life and
Norh~. uoW ready Also our New and
Complste luStor! q. the War Best terms
and premiums Outhts free. = /. Nichols
a Go Napc- vile III
TAILORING AGENTS Mems nade-to-
order suits Snappies' best materials
mon! spring line scnI free, Leeds WColcfl
Mills Ch.cago
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For SALE.


We sold three houses that we advertised
last week Now get ready for . few more.
On Tatnall near Twenty b. Six rooms
bath. porch and heat. Possess A little
bargain Close 70 trolley MacadarnIzed
street.
al + Tenth St viii be vacant on jan
uar3 n AluSt be sold. Corner property
We have two modern houses on sixth
street near Harrison. and on Harrison street
near Sixth. Don { get tangled on the loca-
ton They are real and must be sold az
once \ good chance for a west side hoaS,
Want a square plan modern house with
garage space. north of the Brandywine Pos
session ut once and real coy house Moth
ing like it Tor ne money. It's . little beauty
with seven rooms.
w want 10 sell the following Terms can
be madc and possession given
1900 fiu Pont st 10 r b. o.
609 y Harrison ST r b. o. n
30G \ Harrison 81. Is T
4Ot Rruome St 10 r. b A. d
Io6 r Thirty first St. r. b. D
32i3 JeSsup 81 ) 7, b. h. D
900 Pine st. = r h
6al + Eighth St r. b
td9 " Thirtieth st. r.. b. II. p.
Have dandy square plan house on Con-
cord avenue. with garage Possession soon.
No more like this for safe At present. Come
10 our Office and say " Eat about that
Concord avenue house and that Van Buren,
street house Nou have for sale then all
YOU have do is listen and viii tell YOU
all about them. They must be sold. You
spring chance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
IATlONS WANTED.

HIGH SCHOOL boy wants light work after
school and saturday. Address 10.
Every Evening once
MARRIED lady with baby wishes posi-
ton as houScAccper with wlduwcr. with
CtiIurcn Pnonc ls12 Automatic.
POSITION as chiid's nurse by white girl
CsIl 42l : Harrison street
NANIED-By miudle-agcd woman, with
pos VINO works. pOsittIu nouseA eper
IN ~ldow.r home wiling and
iron Addrees J 10. livery Evening Once
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FOR RENT
AtIO REPAIRING.

AUTOMOBILE hEIAlhING We repair
ali naAe- Il autumonlIcs aud furnish sup
pies southern tai 4nd Garage 10. Jehu
5 Taylor shop iurenan / = bradford
.. resident. lot I,VtaWare avenue. between
I>oaney ana C4a3 toB streets. belI I99a
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HELP WANTED.

MkN -NOMLN wantVd sn3 month GOV
grumcut .rrnaucnI I<sltlons Vacancies
con. tant } Write Tor list position open
trAnnIin Institute. Lrpt a. A.. koCheeter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
BUSINESS PERSONALS.
BUCHkR ~ IN ssISitS 5IPN NAT a
FIREPLACE FITTING TILE

OEO " AicG AOLLhf a son
Iu5 W. Ltgntb
N0TION> uosiery. underwear school sup
.lits aud novelties W hCtesaIe 10 Incr-
cnautl only delaware Notion HOusg 2Ug
M4rk,t ,trset
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Motcl Gas CuArtcrIy Rates.
IosI AND Hound.

uKIIIIANI har pin 90 FRIDAY night hc-
twtrn tWtittn aud .tshNiRton aud over
ItoultNaru liorrai reward % returned a.
htsF3 Ettnins OiilS
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sHAMpoolNG. scalp TREATMENT

MRS NJ NtCHOLSDN snampooins seal.
treatment taciaa mas age. Nibratory trahtA
ment. udlr II ssing, alaS elcsttICat massage
200 \. iran Kin st ~ < 4 mo-
VI ha -. Civ Ei-i-. iadies 0eautY pariors.
VioeI KAY treatments. sas Tatnan st.
Formerly COS Market st over schagrIu' )
just returned rom Atlantis City
sHAMPOOING ana scalp treatment at
your home. rhOnt 4227 W bertha VI
ERNST as A. SIXTH street Out-of-tawn
appoint nentS accepted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

IgIIl.1 lions Next "a gtsttng business
= sottlnr pa4d tor q. Ne arv bad uli
ao.sors service ans v here A.. u i,uN 49,
plonr .1u5 D. Tie hrnry Murcantnc
AAensN
! wtn allow you one hundrcd dollsr, tor
Ntslt ono huudrca dollar lIhcrtA lund
10 pafricutars vii, h lN ENvrg Evening
otlCt
~ ER = uBn neW pruQt~ ou luNus tmeut of
sla b, b pu~-thb ~ ltt m, prpNt lt.
fa,ts ffom uurd ~.at,- government "a
lett. ana pUua bdt puetWrt report~ FRO
,a,sitlOu ulutfr1 as Jew lUrt,r. loo
ittuadNaN Ntw ore
STAkrllND DISCOVERY Mah,~ oli
ftrte uew 1uHraulsed h2 4ld established
prlcs 80 uCw Urt~ Not fIhttr rctrCad
sonnet htnz ncw aud dticrtnf funci urc and
btuN14t prooI sCa throuEhput Cnuru
Lurop, TfacttcaHN ntW tn America Men
VITA ahllnA Wan'tt ta hhilsn one or srN-
trai rttrradlus stations ID your territory
stations ~uuuld un htE business from day
aoars arr open ~ NIsfienct necessary
capital required ; uu up. Mechanical
Aiscaine \ loat " orks 80 FiIt4 SECOND
street. >cW \ ork tltS.
$3.50 CASH
EsCviicnt OPENING "a reliable eiertrical
btlsins-ss tor uristlan man with $500
casi. Must takt actiVc inter - az once
Iusfncas - essential 10 a. metatllC tlants
ATTRACTIVE rtturus ENperirn~a unnecessary
state AZ. Iurmcr occupation pbone mum
tsf A. ip .ctteT ilun appty unies.
you moan iusInt-> and can iulalt al above
requirements. Address - very Etcu-
ns Onlct
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
MAS SGUERADE SUITS.

MAsQUERADE su Is aud wigs 70 hire.
Specialists IN paints and make-ups Frank
Biesinger corner Fourth and Walnut Sts-
Phone 62s4 W
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
SO kirkWood street. seven rooms and
bath. Rent. $3.50 month. Make an offer
Wit exchange house. seven rooms. bath
and porch West Fifth street near Franklin
street, for a larger house central location
For investors, four brick houses west side
each six ROOMS. bath and porch. renting for
s61 month. Price. 5000
e.. j. o kEEFE,
Phone i9s1 W. seventh Street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18

NOTICE.. GEORGE II. NIEDERAIAIER
ne owner and occupant ot tle i4usc stu
ated at 50 Sn;pley rect, in he First warA
ot ne city q Wilmingt on. county u \rN
asJIe and state q! Dcldwart. u gQmpu-
aace with the requirements at tAc lcf- Y
he General Assembly. p ~UCu dasc mace
and pros idcG, do hereby -itt uOtce ina.
snail apply IN writing -o tine Cour, oi Cen
eral sessions Oi rht State af iFlaWarp. o
and for New Castle couuty. 0n AiCnGay. tlr
third day of March. A. ID 1913. oeing tlo
next term of said court. Tor = .iNtnse i.r
said house As an inn ar taysrn. -or tLc ss,le
therein pE intoxicating .iVuuf, m .e~s GUAM
Titles than one QGart. - nt DRUNK on tf1
premises, ami the totlOW4ng -t'~ptCtahtr ci.i-
LenS OF said ward. al .faSt twelve . whom
arr subs yantial treehulcers of said saIl.
recommend tEe said apps cat.Ju, tik
Abraham Hindin Frederick boUson
Jacob Al.luIau q = DDUe1-e
NJ StstneBot John r. Bradley
Albert + Vaughn lumn.cN :. Davis
Ludwig Hendricks Henry kltl
Albert \Uumaycr 7 Compton
jacob Crarncr William Il OOH
samuel katz N4ddux
A K. sparks David tuhtn
r pClletf Freed FlauZcr
Robert Hutton A ~kl4b
i Bu6enler Hayes Ro1,.eu
L. BrOman ~ 1'NiGntrE
NOTICE.. EARNEST ECkEKr ra
tenant and occupant IF d. ACu-t ~Itlatrt
al northeast corner p! Ieirt AMI Adai
streets in the Third "lrt "f Nt ttS 4.
Wilmington. county oi New astlc and
state 81 Delaware. In coWpiiCance with tnc
requirements 81 The acts )l rhc General
Assembly. IN such case made ana provided.
10 hereby give notice that Z ~laN apfiy
writing 60 he Court 0i General sessions X
the state OF Delaware in and for NcW Castle
county. or Monday, ne tmrC Gat h Aiafrf.
A d 1919 being the next fcrm Ji SAID
court. for a license tor sid noaSc As An 0u
or .aVoru. for fue sale therein ot iu-oVcat-
ing ,iquors u less quantities han one quar-
10 Dv drunk on the premises. And IA .'i
lowing respectable citizens 90 said ward
least twelve ct whom are subs autial tre'
holders b. said ard. recommend s le SAID
application. viz
Michael HAitsch Thomas " NIouagla1
Frank Garner JOun $. Dautel
George ". Bader lui iuS lurtStD
Edwa rd d Robbins. u JrEdwayu igg.ns
r. Abb,rEcr John r. collins
Charles prulel lOuis h Burk
John NICColdriCk ianri NlC Bride
James AlOuaghau NUstavt 81 Roller
James Mccormick Charles & NrriEaD
John J. Carr Peter Neumru
Thomas 4 McEyily C'ilbcr. King
EdW ard ID. Carr Arthur :. bioO1
Herman SabOtta Michael Do1onoe
Michael ! Carney John \ McNAbo
EARNE EST ECkEkr
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STORAGE .
PRINTING ENGRAVING ,EmBossTNC

! AIn nOs prepared W give xoon ,ervice 10
fkIkIiN5 both quality ana delivery
SnAs III Gray Printer. IL r Eighth 81
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE.

TAXI okIsN 41E--Qulck depcndauia, With
reasonable rates from anyWLere 20 any
whers anytime. Cali So Meat Ntnsn
street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
WOMEN'S SPECIALS.
WALL PAPER AND PAPERHANGING

ArEnmA-4 r~--a- 5nAmr.. Aus vJrSa
}AckSon stract Lowest 1ricas. ZxA<AnSeSd
work t'honf S34i
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RARPFRS' SUPPLIES

RAZORs AND RAZOR BLADES
SHARPEsED FF r sc II X ES.
2i5 w EIGHTH STREET.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
EOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
gD9 Franklin ST. 10 p. D. p. p Detached
Large lot. Make Offer
Delaware Ave. near Rodney Sl iu 4, III
d. h.
9C6 Park Place. 9 r. u p. ~
2S3 n. Harrison St. T. y. 2. ~
a25 $. Rodney St. ) 7. p, p. \.
2S27 w second ST., corner. r. 3, sl.'ou
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18

1 Wtn allow you one hundrod doilsr- tor
Ncul uuc hundred dullar iIhcrtN lpund
10 particulars Ntit, k lN. ENvrg Evening
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REMOVALS.

pfikC y q CAM iyeut4st~ nave removed
tnrif offlct uUtu u Markct street to I,ela
VAR asenu. tod hest, iormeriy Dr h AIRY
Csrrctts pfhCe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-18
J. HOW ARD GORDON

el5 Orange Street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-27
SHOWS
NEED OF DEEPER
SUSQUEHANNA
Major Gray's Estimates Amply
Borne Out by Secretary
Woodward's Statistics

The Department of Internal At
fairs, acting on the request of the
United States Government, has pro-
vided the engineers surveying the
Susquehanna river with information
showing the wonderful possibilities
of water traffic on this great stream.
The figures amply justify the vision
of Mayor William B. Tray, who, in
an address before the Harrisburg
Rotary Club, started the present
movement for the canalization OF
the river. The club, taking up the
subject, was instrumental in the
forming of the Susquehanna River
Association and Congressman Greist
and Kreider pushed the survey ap-
preparation bill through the last Con-
gress. Last week, Warren H. Man.
ming, the planning engineer, ad-
dressing the Rotary Club, Chamber
of Commerce and Kiwanis Club,
touched upon the subject of deeper
Susquehanna and predicted that il
will one day be one of the great
transportation routes north and
south, with Harrisburg a much big
ger and more important city than
at present.
Eight Pennsylvania counties which
would contribute directly to the
shipping on navigable Susquehanna
TContinued ON Page 1ol
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-27
MINERS MUST
MAKE THE NEXT
MOVE IN STRIKE
Some Action Will Be Taken
at the Meeting on
Wednesday

Washington, Oct. 81. - The next
movement toward settlement of the
strike, lit was said, must come from
the miners; the operators having
accepted lin its entirety" President
Wilson's proposal, made to the joint
conference Friday, that the two
sides start with a new slate, nego-
tiate their differences, resorting to
arbitration only when negotia lions
failed, and keep the mines III opera
ton. Secretary Wilson has explained
that the miners agreed to negotiate,
but held over for future considera-
tion the question of arbitration ard
withdrawal of the strike order.
Officials believe it is possible to
reopen the case in view of Lewis
statement that the miners were will
ing to negotiate new wage agree
ment, the big bone of contention.
An offer to this effect may be pre-
sented to the executive board at In
TCODfinupH IN Pooa Of
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-27
Scores Injured in
Pitched Battle Which
RACES in New York
Rv Associated Press

New York, Oct. 27.-Scores of
persons were injured in a pitched
battle between 1000 striking long
shoremen and several hundred men
who were on their way to Kork at
the Bush terminal dockss - Brook
lyn, this morning. Between so and
100 revolver shots were fired and
sticks, stones, bricks and clubs used
by the combatants. Police reserves
were summoned and ten arrests were
made.
The disturbance occurred at Forty
Third street and Second avenue,
Brooklyn, and ragged along both
streets for two blocks before it was
quelled by the police, who used their
clubs freely. One policeman was
struck in the head by brick and
seriously injured.
The ten men arrested were badly
beaten up and had their wounds
dressed by police surgeons. Two of
them were taken to the hospital.
Others wounded in the fighting were
taken away by friends. Four of the
men arrested were charged with
felonious assault and carrying COR
cealed weapons and the others with
disorderly conduct.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-27
RED CROSS ASKS
FOR $4,000 AND
$4,000 MEMBERS
Great Drive to Be Conducted
in Harrisburg Between
November 2 and II
THE POSTERS ARE READY
Former Successful Appeals
Hearten Women Workers
For Long Drive
THE POSTERS ARE READY
Thirty thousand dollars cash!
Forty-eight thousand members!

fortS-elSnt tnouSand memDerS'
That is what National Red Cross
headquarters has asked of Harris
burg District, the Red Cross.
And these $4,000 members and $780,
600 cash must be produced in the nine
days beginning November 2 and end
ing November II.
That is to say on the first anniver-
sary of the one day in history on
which Harrisburg completely lost it's
head. this city and the remainder of
the territory comprising the Harris
burg district, must do better for the
Red Cross in membership than it has
ever done; and in addition must pro-
duce 100000 cash.
"COIonels" Named
But 1t will be easy, say the colo
nels" who are in charge of the big
drive in the city. The yare:
First district, Mrs. c. II. Hunter.
Second district Mrs. Gilbert L. Gull
merry.
Third district Miss Anne McCor-
mick.
Fourth district, Mrs. E. F. Dohne.
Fifth district, Mrs. A. S. Dillinger.
Sixth district, Mrs. F. r. Oyster.
These colonels were appointed by
William Jennings, Red Cross Christ
mas rollcall, chairman. Mr.. Jen-
nings, incidentally. has been chair
man of all the Red Cross membership
campaigns and in all of them. as in
this, he has had the assistance of
Mercer B. Tate as ice-chairman.
4 Hard Task
This is going to be hard work."
said Mr.. Jennings to-day. but Wen
put it over-as Harrisburg has put
over every other Red Cros@ S-ive."
Mr.. Tate was very busy at head
quarters in the basement of the Lii
brary building, Front and Walnut.
The town doesn't look much like
there was Red Cross campaign
ahead of us, but in "a hours We are
going to have the city 'circused' with
posters and other material These
signs and paper will call upon every
man, woman and child in Harrisburg
to do his or her duty. All that is
needed, you know, is heart and So"
That's an Improvement on the Red
Cross slogan, isn't it?"
Yes; the Red Cross slogan is All
You Need is g Heart and a Dollar
Ours is going to be All you Need is a
Heart and Two Dollars" because we
want one dollar for membership and
the other dollar for that $4,000 pot
we must raise if we are to retain our
standing among Red Cross commun-
tiles of America"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-27
Awaiting Effect Before
Further Steps Toward
Conference of Governors

Des Moines, Ia, Oct. 27.-Gov-
ernor w. L. Harding, of Iowa, was
awaiting to-day what effect the mes
sage of President Wilson concerning
the threaten coal strike might have
before he took further steps toward
calling the proposed conference of
governors of coal-producing states
in Indianapolis.
The fact that John L. Lewis, act
ing president of the United Mine
Workers of America, had called a
conference of union officials at In
dianapolis for Wednesday, Mr..
Harding said, might have some
bearing on the governors confer
ence.
In a message to President Wilson,
Governor Harding said whatever
power and influence his office had
was at the Presidents disposal, first
TO settle the threatened strike, and
If efforts at settlement fail, then to
prevent it.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-27
Force Will Not AlIay
Crisis, Lewis Declares,
in Answer to Wilson
BIZ Associated Press

Springfield, Ills, Oct q. - Pre-
facing his announcement with the
statement that he had received no
communication from government
sources as to President Wilson's
stand against the threatened strike
of soft coal miners, November l,
John L. Lewis, acting president OF
the United Mine Workers of Amer
lea. to-day declared 'the widely
heralded intimation that force may
be resorted to will not serve to allay
the crisis.
Asked whether the Presidents
declaration would act to suspend the
strike call, Mr.. Lewis said he had
nothing to say on this subject.
Mr.. Lewis went to his home In this
city last night, cut himself off from
communication with the outside
world, and left word that he was
not to be bothered before IL a. m.
to-day.
Referring to a brief statement,
given out at Bloomington enroute to
this city, Mr.. Lewis said that repre-
sented the sum total of what he
would say at present.
II will simply add, he declared,
that the status quo prevails"
Hopes U. S. Will Not Act
In regard to this answer Lewis
would only say:
"I am an American, free born,
with all the pride of my heritage.
love my country with it's institutions
and traditions. With Abraham Lin
coin, I think God that we have a
country where men may strike. May
[Continued on Page 81
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-27

The rollcall follows:
For adoption:
Republicans - Ball, Borah, Bran
degee, Capper, Cummins. Curtis,
Dillingham;, Fall, France, Freling-
huysen, Gronna, Harding, Johnson,
of California; Jones, of Washington;
Kenyon, Knox, LaFollette, Lenroot,
Lodge, Mccormick, Mclean, Moses,
New, Newberry, Norris, Page, Pen
rose, Phipps, PoindeXter, Sherman,
Smoot, Spencer, Sutherland, Town
send, Wadsworth and Warren - SO,
Democrats - Gore and Shields -
2. Total, SO.
Against adoption:
Republicans = Colt, Edge, Hale
Kellogg. Keyes, McCumber, McNary
Nelson and Sterling - 8.
Democrats - Bankhead, Cham
berlain, Culberson, Dial, Fletcher
Gay, Gerry, Harris, Harrison, Her
derson. Hitchcock, Jones, of New
Mexico; King, Kirby, Mckellar
Myers, Nugent, Overman, Pomerene
Ransdell, Robinson, Sheppard, Sim
mons, Smith. of Arizona; Smith, OF
Maryland; Swanson, Thomas, Tram
nell, Underwood, Walsh, of Mon
tana, and Williams - 81. Total, 40
OF the Is Senators not voting
Senator Walsh, Democrat, Massa'
chusetts, voted for the johnson
amendment but, later withdrew hi!
vote in the absence of his pair
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-27
u. CONSUL IS
REPORTED FREED
BY BANDIT BAND
Relatives Receive Word That
w. o. Jenkins Is at
Liberty
By Associated Press

Hanford, Cal, Oct. 27.-William
o. Jenkins, American consular agent
at Puebla, Mexico, and wealthy
manufacturer, probably was at lib
erty to-day after being abducted
and held a week by three masked
Mexican bandits for a ransom of
s150,000.
Word that he had been rescued
from the bandits who seized him at
his ranch near Puebla a week ago
Sunday, ives received late last night
by his father, John w. Jenkins, of
this city, in a brief telegram from
Miss Annie jenkins, sister of the
consular agent.
The Message
The message did not indicate
whether any portion of the ransom
demanded had been paid or whether
the efforts of the Mexican govern.
ment in response to urgent demands
of the American State Department
had effected the release. 1t read:
Oscar was rescued this after
noon. Advise relatives"
Although Jenkins was kidnapped
on October 10, news of his deten-
ton did not reach his family here
until last Wednesday when a tele-
gram was received from his sister.
Later word came from here that be-
sides kidnapping Mr.. Jenkins, the
bandits who held him for ransom
had also plundered his ranch home,
securing 100000. Whether all or
any part of this had been recovered
was not clear here. Another point
not disclosed was the exact time
of Jenkins release. His sisters mes
sage, telephoned here from Fresno,
said to-day" but the date of the
message was not telephoned, the
consular agents father said, and
whether his detention had ended
Saturday or SUNDAY was not known.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-27

BEHONORED AT
MASS MEETING
Memorial Week to Be OBJ
served Here With Enroll
ment of Many Members

Observance of Roosevelt Me-
mortal week will begin in Harris
burg tonight with a mass meeting
in the Chestnut Street Auditorium,
at 8 o'clock. Addresses will be made
on the life and work of Roosevelt
and an elaborate musical program
will be given.
Before the meeting the Municipal
Band will give a concert in Market
Square and a short street parade.
There will be no reserved seats for
the memorial meeting in the audi
torium, and no admission will be
charged.
During this week a membership
campaign will be conducted through
out the city. Ward leaders will name
assistants to aid in making a can
vas of each district. Membership
subscriptions of 81 or more will be
received at headquarters of the
Dauphin County Roosevelt Memorial
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