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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-20

DOUBLE HOUSE divided In the center rents
for $500 every month and never vacant /:
owner leaving town will sell for only 81, 90.
NO. 1290-Farm stock and tools all ready
for you special price only S3s000O about /
hours drive from Barre and Montpelier, 1870
acres suitably divided large amount Of wood,
some lumber and cedar enough 20 half pay for
the farm good soft. basement barn Groom
house in splendid condition fields lay well and
soil Is good plenty Of fruit place win carry
IS head and team and IS partially stocked pr.
horses. brood SOW, II hens, 9 head Of stock /:
tools nearly new No. 10 DcLaval separator,
moving machine, rake, 2-horse wagon. Concord
style buggy, set sleds. cultivator. harrow, etc.
etc. the price Is placed to move the property
before April l.
Now is the time and this is the place to buy
to best advantage.
SUGAR-MAKING SEASON-Pay for this
farm from its splendid sugar orchard equip.
ment for 1000 NAPLES, buckets, storage tanks.
boiling rig. etc. it is estimated 1000 buckets
could be hung; there are 1875 acres, suitably
divided extra good basement barn nearly new
very good stable and conveniently arranged
comfortable house containing Q rooms farm
win carry IS head Of stock located 2i5 miles
from village and miles from railroad price
including sugar tools, $4,000; owner would ex-
change for house in Barre or vicinity enquire
Of J n. Mcclellan, telephone 1912, or the
D. a, Perry Real Estate Agency.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-20
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Arcund Dcpot square, gents horse
hair watch fob finder please leave at Mar
rion's Cigar Store and get reward. SIS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-20
THE D. A. PERRY
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Rowland. Cave Bldg Barre. VI.
Excellent Opportunities
JUST READ THIS

Below Is List Of Farms Seldom Put on she
Market for Sale-Lct Jis SHOW You Any One
Of These or Others We Have Listed-Wc
Have Just What You Want
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-20

ANYONE LOOKING FOR A HOWE HFPE
IS Y0UR CHANCE--A 6-roolr 0nttavp with
y bath on Washington street all finished in
hard wood. electric livhts and rrs cernentad
cellar set tuhs furnace heat with hot and cold
water: a verv m 1d-7l house with 2 ror~hes
has iarge lot NJ 50vt00 feet with uarp re
and workshop hpnhoUse md small garden .
this house viii not be on the market long. so
act at once,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-20
POULTRY AND EGGS


FOR SALE - He,lhouse in good condition I;
apply to P. D. Lndd, South Barre, tel 20q.
FOR sALE-l0 s. c. r. l. Red hens and
rooster for $21: LIST prize pen at Barre show
and large size; f. NJ. Lyon 2t3t
FOR SALE have a few setting of eggs
from my prize Buff Wyandottes prizes won
this last winter at Rarre, VI S1.5O per set
ting; Geo. H. Cook 76 Washington street
Barre, Vt lt6t
EGGS FOR HATCHING-S. c. R. I. Reds
Barred Rocks, White Wyandottc Martin
strainl $1.25 per 10, $500 per 100: the best
and largest strain of Reds in northern VT ;
baby chicks, $4,000 per 100, April delivery ;
B. F. Anterior, Waterbury, VT. phone 29-3
3OSt26s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-20

FOR SALE - Very cheap, 2 Brunswick, Balk
Colender pool tables almost new racks, cues,
balls, and everything goes with them for i'm
mediate use, and a nice SIT. cigar case and
new settees and other fixtures apply to George
l. Colby Wiliiamstown, Vt 3tl6#
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-20

90t-T-A small farm Of about ~ aeres. d.
viicd into tilaUe, pasture and woodland fences
good. fruit orchard, small sugar orchard plen-
~ Of barns and silo, henhouse, a good Groom
house. with water az house and barn. teIe-
uhonc. ! mile 10 r. r. station. school within
70 rds nice place for truck uardcuinu pouI-
try and uiv raisiug the owner will include 4
cows 2 hefe-s ! good horse, s swine reg 75
hens. and all crops. tool 90 carry on such a
farm owner would consider 10 trade for a
larver farm in the vicinity Of Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-20
FOR SALE

BEEF FOR SALE --- We have head Of
choice steers and heifers, which must be sold
at once; Jameson Bros Williamstown VI.
AtSs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-03-20
SATURDAY, MARCH %

at l o'clock sharp in the afternoon, on
the so-called Jameson farm, on Baptist
street about miles from Williamstown
and miles from Graniteyille.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02
9 DEAD IN RACE RIOT
NEAR HELENA, ARK.
ASK AID OF TROOPS
Two Whites and Seven Blacks Killed In Clash
Following Search of Posse for Persons Re
sponsible for Death of Special Railroad
Agent from ADMINISTRATION Critical and
Growing More Acute
NINE DEAD

Helena. Ark. Oct. Two Whit,
men, Clinic Lee. and :. a. Tappan u
Helena. and seven negroes arc known
IL De deud III Elaine. near here as d
result OF clashes lpCiag between &.
posse searching for the persons VIVID
last night from ambush fred upon
anu killed W .. Adkins. railroad
special agent according 10 reports
reaching here tonight a third Write
man. Ira Proctor, anu number II
negroes are known 10 nave bean
wounded
The situation al Elaine IS critical
and growing more acute. according q
a message received here tonight from
Joseph Meyers. VIM IS heading me
posse Meyers is quo1ed as saying ns
expected another cash III any No
mellf anu requested Iu4t addition: ]
Ieinfurcements be sent. Five nun
Jired United States soldiers from
Camp Pike. Arkansas. are DUE -
reach Elaine al midnight.
More than a hundred negroes ana
white man VINO Is alleged 70 have
had IN mis- Possession Il 'lol u ques-
rionapie literature" have bean ar
rested by posse operating II Elaine
AM vicinity according 10 former
Continued an Saue -Coi. s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02
SiDELIGHTS ON INITIAL CONTEST

Cincinnati. 0Ct. John Phlllip
SousG- me o4narnaster. responded u
AZ ovation from the crowd ana al
recled The band N playing me n
his -avor,te marches before cne
gulne
Five. for-ne, Cincinnati Managers
Joe Tinker. CLARK Griffith. Hank
0'Dav Buck Eerzog and Chrlsty
Mattnewson-saw The Reds victory.
Jake Dauper--. me ve-eran first
baseman. made ne frsr MI Cor ne
Resis--a single 70 cente, n me first
inning.
Ruether NeRle ana Dauper- were
ms batting stars n ne H., eaCn
nagginE Three safe oiuw-. --ctner
made two triples.
Frederick Ruether d san Francis
CO merchant. was the prnudesI man
n the --anristand. Re mad travelled
-e'a miles 10 see MS son II action n
ne series
Manager Moran # the Rens. vailed
instructions 70 mis- base runners trnrn
the first base line, while Manager
Gleason Of the Sox coaci1ed~ from
third base
Jake Dauhnr- was knocked cam-
nieIelv out in me eighth inning when
Pitcher LouderrniIk ''heaneti' nm
with a hIEn. fast ball Dauhert how
ever Eameiv Went 70 first and was
c;1eers4ti
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02
National League Champions Pound Out 9 to | VII
White Sw' Best Bet Faca TO Retire. Reds
Big Left -handg Poles Out Brace Of Triples
and Single 30,511 See Contest
Williams Against SaIIe3 Probable
Choice Of Pitchers Today

Cincinnati. Oct. 1.-Cncinnar today the opening
Worlds the Chicago Americans
score Of 10 !.
Every series develops a doi for the fans Wal
RuerheI pitched Reds victory
choice tonight. He only neld the White Sex
scattered hits really deserved but rolled
batting average OF 1000 fur himself Il there anything
game that his hurting his work
stick Two Of MS three hits mighty triples
He scored himself the
gator roping OF Red legs the bases the
taIeful fourth The Sox the fight that time
he propelled bail into No Mans Land IN left
romped third while ahead of
him. the heart OF the American LeagueYs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02

2uether retired ing Sex N .our
pitcned balls II me seventh
The daN WIS ! scorcner more ike
Augusta man October The rand
stands anu bieacners We're q sea n
coRtless fans. wnU nuppaa tne,r
heads ana tanned themselves for q
breath N air. The government tner-
EnuTnster registered Sc. the seoond
hottest Oct. Z m ms, history II the
cincinnati weather bureau
Eddie Roush. National League bat
ing champion. was the fielding star
y he daT. He electrified the. crowd
Win thrilling One-hanueti carcnes All
NJ -heln ware difficult chances. Re
nad elgnT putouts. one iess than Dau-
BERT II first base
The first ball pItcned by Cicorre
dug into Rarn ribs. The Chicago
PITCHER followed Rain 70 first base.
mourning whether The INJURY was
painful. se par-ea Ruth On ne back
when The Reds' second hasernan ss1Ia
ne WAS MOI hurt.
The first TWO balls Slrcned pv
Ruether ware high anu wide Then
ne put over : strike Jnnu Collins.
ne batter responded with 4 hit
lineage S flrsl-a single through cen
rT-
iLtcleT N'ngo throws were per
fect wnsn he caught Collins ana
Ganuil attempting tn steal IN the first
and SECOND inning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02

Little Rock. Ark, OCT. IA special
train is being sent ID mere % take 70"
truUps from Camp Pike. n Elaine.
A.i,.. where ace mot is said 10 %
III progress. Three wai1e men we e
shp1 from ambush near Elaine las-
night.
a ~epor~ 4rom Elaine late TO-DAY
si1ld tuaI James y. Tappen and d
man named Leg were killed early
inns morning ana Ira Proctor, ner-
chant u Helena wounded. Five
negroes were killed during the after
noon ana he situation at Elaine was
''g-pwing more critical" the message
stated
The r-oop rain with 0De men N
board. ready 10 srnr- from here. IS
awaiting orders +r-nm Washington. i
WIS said
According q rnpo'-Ls from Helena
lighting beJwaan bands II whites ana
negroes oegan tins morning \
posse rom Helena participated in
one fight and ,tIree ~ more wounded
white man. members u the posse
were being brought 10 Helena rt..s
afternoon. according u jog Solomon.
Commerce
F+ve hundred more troops will
leave tonight tor Elains
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02

Cincinnati OCT. Claude Lefty
Williams ra1ed AS one of me bss1
aeft-lanasEs- IN --ttls-4insracan League
FMS season. p;-opablv VIII be Man
iIger Kid" CTleason,s pitching seiec-
non TO stop the batting drive q rne
Reds n me second game IT me
Worlds SERIES romprruw.
While Pa" Moran. eaue, u me
Reds diu nui care 10 make auv Off
clal announcement. i WAS GENERALLY
accepted mat elther slim" SlIiee
or Hob" Eller wUuiu oppose ing
White 5ox
We sut away % a fyInE start. 20
salu Manager Moran tonight" beat
ing -icorte, Gleasons oesT bel. and
il makes NJ difference q nv men
what pitcher Gleason starts ,oInul-
row. They saId before me series
huI he Reds rouldn- mt. Fourteen
mrs teils ne STORY The same Dat
Ting drive viii carr them through 10
vIcluIv.
The Reas entered The serles a
cocky ion Of players ana ms VIC
-pry aas gwen Cnern q lot more con-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02
SHIP STRIKE
Affects the Port 0 !
New York
Lcngsroresnen anu 7dronzt Men
Walk Cut-Situation Further Com
niiezteu sy Partial Strike Of Ship
yard Employees

New York. Oc1. THE por't ii View
York war hit today rs a simultaneous
strike Of iongshurernen and cuG-ooal
men. the situation being fur .1e2 IN
piiculed nv partial walk-"ut i
shipyaic; employees.
The situation IL he shIDTards W.
very confused owlns q the fac, ri.saT
silipring board o1ticlA4s denied
strike was IN progress. although al
fIiffnranr va-os II Was admitted mat
numbers of me men had not "a
nr,.rad fol work The Atlantic Ma
me Workers Association announced
a strike han oeer called. but me
Steam anu Pipe Filters Union DE-
5.lar,et thai heir men would MOI
strike pendin- me outcome ~ me
cs,nra-ence now N progress - Wash
inrron between sn1pping board ana
me international Association ~
presidents of Marine "OrKefs,
The LnnEsnp-emen walked ouf
without waiting for The result n
deliberations now n progress Here u
the National Adjustment COMMISSION
vhirn was instituted by JOINT aSreee-
ment Of he steamship companies
anu uhe luugsiiuremen.
Announcement WAS mace ny i-iia'o
2 Rtpier. chairman of the adjustment
commission. -hat all proceedings Il
connection with deep water lines faVe
,..n stopped anu will MOI ne -esuIneSi
~-.a-r X.
fcontinusd an Page -Goi. o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02
DIRECT C. WINS
CUMBERLAND 2.OS
At LEXINGTON. KY.

-eL.nE-un. < s., Oct. THE tsature
ae aar III he meeting Of the KEN
ucgy --ort:ng Horse Breeders AS
,o-:EtIun was the Cumberland. fur
1..Ce-s u the 2.0S class. which was
~on Nv Direct G. Burnett. rom the
-an.e II Murphy. N the first TWO
aE:s, auth Of which were IN @-e1s'
ne -hird was taken by Hal Malone.
ing me last named second money.
uder ne rules, the race bainE ended
ter -1-ne heats had been paced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02
fresh ASSAULT
By Negro on a hite
Woman at Omaha
attack Occurs in -ear- OF Black
3eit T-uop1 Throw . cnrdnn
Around Entire Distributions Per-
rfttee TO Leave or Enter

1maiIa. Oct. While federal
roous pa1-oliea the Omaha black
'eit' today 10 prevent any possible
-rnfiic- between whites anu negroes
Glowing The noting of last SunQay'
Il-nI. 4 wtrte woman. Mrs. ". G.
Nisner. was attacked IN her hume
tls afternoon by q negro. The al
ack followed IS similar crimes sinre
5Une ].
Major General Leonard Wood,
-,inrnanliug the troops mere. ordera1
ne patrols strengthened ami. i'll or
icy - Keep down public Indignation
requestea the newspapers TO with
7old DETAILS u the assault, The city
vas TuIef tonight.
dr'E Nisner was attacked, accoro-
~ 20 ner stpry 20 military and pDlice
Tlc1als. ny q negro VINO entered her
lurne and threatened 20 Kill her and
cr rwp cnildran. and L years OH.
-ase of ans cutlery The Wtsn"-
1urnp IS on the western edge Of the
rias.k belt The negro bound anu
ca-cscd ner with a towel. the woman
ait t4er oldest child called me-
'~n-le~ Ralph Gibson. wnp ran 10
tx mouse ana lDDssned the rags win
Vulun the negro mad bound her. Gil
M notified the military patrol and
-1rdun N troops was al one
AGED around tae district anu no uno
vas allowed 10 enter ur leave
Military authorities are taking
ery- precaurion 70 prevent Tepetl-
N u r1e -1pls and lrnci1ing Sunu.-y
m which resulted IN three deaths
no The burning NJ the COUNT build
- win loss estimated at si.w.s.D "'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02
DENIES MEXICAN
ODRER TO FIRE
ON [. S. FLHRS

Mexico City. Tnesrav. Sent 3n-A
denial that Mexican troops had been
ordered ID fire upUn American avi-
atnrs flying over Mexican ter-itor~-
was issued tutiay ny Louis Cabrera.
secretary Of the Ireasurv. the ,ank-
ing official IN Mexico City III present
lie asserted ttIa1 orders mad simply
been issued that the movements Of
all aviaturs ne repur1ed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02
LNEMAN MEETS
DEATH BY LIVE
WIRES AT HIRAM

Hirurn- Ne. Oct. 1-Herberr Bsrnis
aged >. Years. IF Conway Centre. y.
4, a .ineman IN the employ " the
Western Maine Power Co. met al
mpsf instant death Yesterday when
he fell from tower al the mower
station al Hiram Fails across a
series of live wires Leading from a
switch. He was unmarried
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02
TOO LATE TO STOP
SHIPYARD TIEUP
SAY UNION HEADS

san Franulscc, Dc. VIE snip
ward workers on strtke at Tacoma
Waih.. ana Eureilx Cal. and orders
Tor Il walkour effective at all other
important sillppuiluinE cen1ers on
ne Pacific caayt. the opinion of I'M
ION iyuor officials NJ Inc Pacific coast
district tu2ay WAS thai government
action -aken IN Washington yesfer-
day haQ come 1eo fare u prevent al
least d temporary tie Up uf all Yards
working IN government ships.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02

Washington. Oct. -.-DsctarIng -6Rf
ms question If the open snup-tte rign.
uf man 10 work Irrespective Of wnetf-
e- he is a member Of a labor UNION
YVES -he sole issne III ths nations itie
Size strike, Judge Ebert H Gar,.
chairman Of the board Of the United
States Steal Corporation. toid the 5sil-
ATE committee Investigating tbs STRIKE
tpaHv lhat ms corporation would never
Weld. Even now, ne said. the STRIKE is
falling.
There was no reason tur TINS strike.
said Judge Gary. The men did moi
want T. II was forced OIL them rom
LIZ uuIBiLa. by the organizers III iabor
UNIONS.
LApur leaders ne tpid -he COMMITTEES.
were satkiuE 10 lniunIzE eli industry
IL the country. Should their efforts be
successful. he asserted, industrial L.
cay woIsld follow.
.'It means the condition I fear Eng
ianu Is IL to.iay, ne ADDED. though I
Judge GaIv had not concluded his
testimony tonight and viii be ex-
4nlned AGAIN tIunorrow. He gave way
for IN muir tptiay TO several EN-
piuyes OF rile corporations mills. vino
-old the committee they knew ol no
reason for The strike. All agreed
that the men wi1p -oluITtal-ly re-
spunded 70 the strike call were most
" foreigners. and one Of Them. .loiln
J. Martin. Il Youngstown Tnichinis-.
attacked the leaders Of the National
Steal Workers committee
Thev We're engaged. he said. in
scurtlin- the american Federation
Of Labor
Aar-in testified that the sieeI am
pioyes OF Youngstown. lnerlcans
ana foreigners alike" luu been Ter
--olczed ny ltIre;1rs 10 burn houses ana
xii children Judge Gary also said
Il ths course Of lls Jestlmurv that
the company had much hearsEy eyl-
1enCe" ltiaI suCa threats MAD ueen
MADE against men VINO wouid mt
Join n ne strike.
Re',er-InE al the anl Of tbs dav 10
ms genera views III Ins situation.
Judge Gary said:
The general public requires IN
creased production. That may even
necsssitlIe Increased hours. up 70 the
limit sci by rhe Willingness OF work
ers ana their health. But there is
No -usa uf talking aboyH increased
wages anu decreased production ami
at The same time roaring apUut rising
prices I'm n fRror OF hiEn wages
nut there comes d lime when rlef'e
IS IA limit
In my new prices are loD nIgn
-iEtIt now. The right way 10 DO Is
10 lower than first. and decrease
wages last. Thai IS the policy Of ms
steal INDUSTRY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02
BELGIUM KING
AND QUEEN TO
REACH n. 7. TO-DAY

Vew YORK. BcL. lit = st-Ia.I1.
r-aor-e Washington. bearing Sei-
GUMS r-,,Iersss 10 America snures'
dropped anchor Iunishh 'i' i--s
Hook anu al dawn VIII proceed 1ii'N'
New Turk haronr
Al the pier he parry VIII ne
cd pv Vice President anu Mrs -haf-
shall. Sec-etary Lansing. Sescre'a'F
BAKER and General March After ne
---csptiuu at the pier King Alberr ana
ms party will d. taken 70 the "aio-
or-f-Astsr,a. nat the first = hours Oh
ms visit 70 New York will he unm-
1ic,a,.s The city's reception 10 MIN
begins al noon Friday Ee viii leave
New York for Boston al muniG'l
Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02

10 stretch so trEr that the umpire cati-
ed ttls runner safe on close siects-
sinn Duncan grounded III Riste--
anu Rousn was forced at secand.
while Gruh scored m the play.
Manager Gleason iea forti, anpgil-
ar pIicner N the person of Louder
milk III the eighth and mis- delivery
contributed one more run To the Req
total Neaie created him witt, a sin
gie 10 ieit ana ne advanced base ON
WanEus sacrifice. Rnctt1cr then
perohed himself fir1nis ON the TOD
r-sng If tie iadder M faTne with ms
second ripple IL. rallied 10 me 1eroa
- GCnrt.rti.ri Piazza 49, "a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02
FIRST INNING

White Sux-J. Collins IN. J. Coz
Inns singled 70 center Ii was line
drive that landed directly in front
Of Roush Eddie Collins IN EduIe
Collins furced !. Collins ag sscond.
Ruerher TO kopf. Z Collins attempt
sd 10 sacrifice Eddie Collins I
stealing. winEo 70 Ratn. jackson
IN jackson flied 70 Roust. the iai-
ter making a great one-hana catch.
No runs: one nit: no errors
Reds-Rath up Ratn was hit by
pitched ball. re was nit on the hack
ana walked To first. DauDer- up.
Dalinsrt singled 70 center. Rath TAX
inE thru Il was a clean dr,ve through
second base C1fon 11- Daunert ont
stealing secpnu. SCiiaik 10 Risner-.
Roush walked. Duncan up Ruussl
stoie secon. Scil;llks three Dagger be-
ing LOO high. Duncan out. Risps,g
g Ciandiu One rEln. one hit. no en-
rulE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02

II Senator Fall Before
Senate TODAY

Agreement to vots Finally IN All
Before Adiournmsnf-ssn. Wo3-
srtt Accuses Republicans Of Fus-
ger,nn irish 0npnsition to lsapue
Washington. Oct. BY UNANIMOUS
consent the Senate late tpu1y agreed
1p--nHlly 70 take up The 56 Fai amend
-7sn.s 10 the peace treaty al > O'CLOCK
IL If lhe-n befure adjournment tu1uoT-
-rw alEnt.
When denste was -ssumeu II the SEN
az Senator wnicu1t. Democrat. of
Delaware. charged Thai Republican
saders NAG auruIIly fosterea Opposition
q -ne lea-,,e among irish sympathizers
Is nAk-as = Appear hal Article -
would require American soldiers 10 go
- Ireland 10 pa; DOWN 4 tigni 10, IN
.cren-c--ce.
az rI-n who reuus -Lhs article ne
-. viii rezal.4iy TeaiIze llszl IL I'M
llsse I'D sucn ubliEaliul OIL this coun-
rt
r .ie United StRIss. after adoption
al his League 81 Nations covenauT
ccu.a.E.nE Article Y as written" hs
a4d. 1nuuld desire al some 4uru /.
su-a 70 90 10 war with Great Britain
Il ae1slss 81 Ireland. stie could md a
sneyh-ti ri doing 50 without IN any sense
oiAlIns her obligation under A-tl-
20 x
~'!IE SglIaIpr sGld rs was valItur,uE
= ground uDt pre- ipuslr discussed Il
ne SENATE. u making the Statement.
I'M added That he tiid SD '.tp- the -eg-
spn hal I believe il 70 be trus ina,
-sntiueHt in the United States is in
i-ror o1 coI1fiici with England IN behalf
ri -relAna. anu Is So strong III some
aces as 10 nave reflected itself Id a
-- rli1in fx;eEf at least. IN TINS ooav;
En1 or The further reason thai II upuIS
- unfortunate Tor the covenant if. aft
~ adoption. II should continue TO -e-
- ne ilI-will of 4 large BODY OF nur
-, .zefs because of d supposed inlus-
.~e apna 10y Article Y 70 The cause o.
.cc.Ard
Continues On Barn a-caI -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02
SECOND INNING

White -ox-JuGksspn un. On Jack
sons drive 70 Eopf. the latter threw
wild 70 center and jackson touk set
und case, Felsch M. Feiscn sac:-i-
fired. Ruerner % Dauper- jackson
taking third. Ganttil Up. Eandil sin
gted 70 Center ann jackson scnred
RisoerE I'D. GRnGil was caught steal
ing. WinEo 70 Rath Risnerr walked.
-ctlalk I'D Scnalk flied 70 Roustl
One run. one hit. one error
Retis-hzuI1i M. Kopf tanned. Neale
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CHICAGO

z-Sdrcec for Wilkinson N ats1
ChIcsgo Americans:
o. 900 0 o 0 o-7
Cincinnati Nationals:
: 0 0 5 0 0 = x-a
Two BASE rIts. 7atn. Three case
1'ts. Ruetaer = Caupe--.. Stcrr
oass. 7ousc,7. Sacrifice ,fts.
Feisc'o. Ssts1. 7ousn. Wlnua. Sac
rff'cs f'y- Gfon. 1auner-. onunie
plays. Hisners 20 e Collins: Eis-
oer1 20 z Collins 70 Ganrill. Lef+
on bases. Cincinnati :. chrcaup {.
Ease on pals. off C,cntte I,
aousc-1 7tktneri. Lowurr-n,Ik
J Grosn 7uctner Rispe-u1.
-its. OF Sscotte IN ; % irn-
'ngs; OFF Wilkinson. 5 IN 8 t-s
innings; off Lnwaer-niik, , IN /.
-it by r,trner. BY cicorte Ra1s,s;
-osSosrn,ilk (0aune-t. Struck ont.
ry cicotte (kopf1; Williamson
Wingpl. losing pitcher. cicorse.
Omp'-es- Sigier. ben,n,; plate: Ev-
ans. At f'rst- ouigiey. at second
base: Nailin. al tf,ru.
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THE WEATHER
CLOUDY

Nor. nern New England: CLOUDY
probably followed by showers Thurs
dav ami Fr1dIy-. rlsing temperature
Southern New England anu eastern
New York: Cloudy with showers
Thursday ana propably F-idAr. warm
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Boston Forecast

Forecast fpr Boston ant vicinity:
PARTY cloudy anu warmer Thurssia =
and F-iday; moderate east 70 south
W4rds-
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GARY OPENS up
Declares Corporation
VIII Never Yield

Asssrts Stsei Strike 10 Faiiinu-Asn
DID Not Want i 8u. Forced on
THEM From outssde-UnInnizntr
Everywhere Wouin Mean industr,-
al Decay