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Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-08-21
The Banda Roma

One of the great bands of the country in two splendid con-
certs. An organization of the same type as the Kryl and Thaviu
bands. Under the direction of the celebrated conductor Luigi
OuagGa. Featuring Italian Night
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-08-21

noon. Her many friends hope for her
speedy recovery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-08-21

Anderson Gibbs Home.
Anderson Gibbs, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. R. Gibbs, has been discharged
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-08-21

Mrs. L. E. Worner was taken to the
.udrain County Hspital Friday after
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-08-21
Howdeshell.Rea Wedding.

Jesse Beam of this city AMI Miss
'Annetta Howdeshell of Foley, Mo-,
were married at the brides country
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-08-21
Famous White Hussars

Nine clever, pretty and versatile girls who appear as a brass
band, a glee club, a fife and drum corp and a stunt company.
The highest salaried novelty organization evey presented on the
chautauqur platform.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-08-21

"A great play; a great play,
Theodore Roosevelt.
"A great service to America
Jane Adams.
The feat OF a genuine" Oscar
Strauss.
"A real inspiration" Brand
Whitlock.
"A tremendous appeal, Fred
erick c. Howe.
An entire season in New
York; seven months in Chicago
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
FIRE INTO MOB
Continues from Page One)

Although there were no serious OUT
breaks in McKsesport during the day.
state troopers dispersed crowds Of
men that congregated on street COR
ners. Seven were arrested. Among
them were John Patterson Of lChica-
90. vice president Of the Brotherhood
of Railway Carmen. and J. L. Beag-
hen. vice president Of the Pittsburgh
Central Labor Union. They were
charged With disorderly conduct.
Chief Of Police Pedinston said he or.
dered the arrests Of these men. as
he believed IL was their intention to
hold q mass meeting near the city
limits.
In Farrell tonight Alexander Russ
was killed by q fellow boarder be-
cause he had not struck with the
other men employed in the plant Of
the ational Aalieabie Casting Co. He
was struck over the head with ham
meS.
The East Liberty Post Of the Amer.
lean Legion tonight adopted a reso-
luton declaring that II the necessity
arises it will offer it's services 10 the
proper authorities to aid in maintain
ing law and order during the pres
emit emergency. The post Is one Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
Merchant Ships
to Go Gradually
to Private Hands

Washington. Sept "A nercsxxs
marine policy contemplating E-ass.
al REIMBURSEMENT TO private open.
ton Of the large. vessels q tie g7s-
ernment-built feet and immst.ka
sale OF the smaller vessels has bsa
formulated by thu executive CON-.
tee OF the National Merchant Nara
Association. j: was announced TO-DAY
by Edward B. Burning. chairman 9.
the committee RECOMMENDATIONS <
the committee VIII be submitted 1.
the associations councii of Is mem
bers for adoption and presentsticn =
Congress as q proposed guide In -.
enactment Of legislation
Believing that the immediate sas
Of all ships to, private operators .
mot only undesirable bat tmp-ss-
teal" the committee recomns-ss
that the large steel vessels be sod
only as the development Of p-:v.,.
FIRMS warrants. with the sale ..
such ships confined 70 American firms
and made at current world ra-ks,
prices Immediate disposal q tie,
smaller vessels Is recommended With
out restriction IS 20 purchasers
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Trenches Around
Continues from Paos One)

Eunzio declared Il an interview to-
day that he was preparing an zp-
peal 20 the President Of the United
States- the King o. England and the
French people 10 support him IN his
occupation Of FIume for Italy. WHICH
he said he would maintain 70 his 6y-
ing day. having determined never 20
leave the city He vas confident. he
said. that his appeal would bear
fruit
Ny men he said are ready to die
for our cause while I Will lot leave
Plume either alive or dad have
already chosen . sne Cemetery. dark
with expresses. . small I'LL looking
toward the sea- covered with laurel.
where I wish 10 be buried
Il d. not believe the Allies viii DO
anything against ne. as VIII do moth
ing Egzi1s1 then ] consider the block
ace, however. contrary 70 ths rights
Ct man, 20 enc having the right 10 At
tempt 10 st1rve the 500 Inhabitants
Of Plume sinsly because they wish -
remain Italians forever
NO conflict IL possible with the Ital-
ian troops. as DO not believe there IS
single solder who is against M
men"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
GOMPERS NAMES
DELEGATES
TO CONFERENCE

Washington. Sept. z2-President
Gompers Of the American Federation
of Labor today announced the names
of the fifteen representatives OF labor
who are 20 take part in the industrial.
conference called by President Will
son to meet here Oct. 9. Besides Mr..
Gompers they are Joseph r. Vaien.
tine, president OF the mouldsrs' In.
ternationai union, Frank Duffy.
president OF the carpenters' brother
hood; w. d. Mahon. president of the
Amalgamated Association Of Street
Railway Employees; T. A. Rickert.
Jacob Fischer. Matthew Vol. Frank
Morrison Daniel r. Tobin. John L.
Lewis. Sara A Conboy. William II.
Johnston. Paul Schaffenberg. John
Donlin and u. y. Tighe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

Senator Ashurst. Democrat, Ar
iona. sitting nearest Senator Reed
and first to congratulate him.
shouted loudly for order . moment
later and the crowds, not snov.n,
what to expect suddenly became
still. But the quiet orderlineess Of
the Senate did not prevail long, Tor
- the spectators realised that their
conduct was being condemned n
wave Of kissing swept through the
chamber while gallery guards stYur-
Ma manfully. but unsuccsssfuIiy. to
-. y ana eject those responsible
s stu s.D.:,s.as . shs crowd, senator
~. s oseIsfsd that the fata 81
netons was ~ stake whiio thew
were attempting to make tie aerst.
OF the United States a police Court
and appealed BY name to senatora
Lodge and Hitchcock, the party lead
era to stop II. The Arizona senato,
aeciared that the galleries would
NOT applaud q decision az the hirh.
- court. which had never been csii.
% upen to decide q aueetion a. suc,,
Usmendons importance to the world.
Inc appeal was met with another
yoiiey OF Kisses. to which the Arizons
senator raplie4 that only snakes ani
1eese his6sd. Meanwhile the chsif
vas poundMe ~ egAss and IN
crowds began Filing cut perl-unali
While W4ElboEn - the anox ween
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

81 u Hz1rzsA a1A ADgscon vakAE
pewG = the 9axgnsL N tAAt svsas ~
SeEAse vyzzA f2ne aAoux u veeks o.
e1sG- SfEerL senA.ax1. hsueFsr.
F1az - m2He se1 xase<Aes an1 i u2s
sad thar xhGrs GroaaAay go1aG - ~
Eazex tnDsrrUw % S<zA1nr Read
SezAae- LA4ge. n sAAxEe &c - trupe
- ~ y1r<re q IN passzaea - eAnzxaa
~ - SzrezEa Feaas5snz eoenirtne. ana
ssmA.sr H7<cAcock &C yenzsskA- I1nAR
81 tAa SCAT snr sasskcztsen ~ dEaxte1.
sad TIER we're really - - @ wsta -
rsaEag 4 aeao6y yzs ready 20 Rsax
and Il S@afnr yeAnsun - ne wzzs u
cAE - ks a@sn1msas. q vote cpsa
vAs-e VII be regar3ec N The arss real
sASs 60 E-reagrk- Meanwhile the -Rld~
rese-TatsGistx cnati.1e1 their eooser-
eaeas wsshsgs disclosing hc~ they
wszSd soe - n = grozs On The azeea-
neat
E-a.ce Hc-zx. Oe0c1as- cei,-aSo
%. r-c tie -eoord toeay . isete. 20 n.
De@oc-ztse eo2msffee u kaE state say
zg he COLD soe rcsss fog rasiseassc.
e Ihe treaty y tn prese@t form Sea-
as-r -SeEaz objected 20 tie league
er~A=f- bit DemeerzfSc leaders sai 4
- position generaisy 1as k.ova and
IL: = eguEg o. those WHO vczia
sfz,d ~ sos rznocatsoa vf.hou. sneed-
rsz- o. reserratsnn ,Aey Lad rcs count.
q - lis Ezvp0~t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
GREAT YEAR FOR
BAY STATE WEEDS

Boston. Sept. 22-"Great for weeds
but only fair for edible crops" was
the summary Of the past summer
made today by Wilfred Wheeler.
state commissioner Of agriculture
The commissioner said there had
been too much sun and heat with the
result that many crops had been in
jured. notably potatoes. which. al
though prolific lacked the qualities
necessary for winter use. He said to-
matoes were most notable instance
Of the latter class. with apples and
peaches also abund1nt. but too :uli
Of water TO keep well New EEngland
has raised more grain this year than
ever before. according to Commits
sioner Wheeler. The cranberry crop.
he said. would be large and OF excel
lent quality.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
CONGREGATIOaMISTS
VOTE TO EXTEND CALL
TO REV. JAMES EC0b, D, D,

At a meeting Of the parixh Of the
South Parish Congregational church
held Monday evening at the chapel
IT was unanimously voted to extend
a call TO Rev. James H. Ecob, d. D.,
OF Flushing. L. l.. to the pastorate
OF the church for the term Of one
year. DR.. Ecob was Q former pas
TOR OF the church. 1t having been
his erst pastorate from 1872 TO 1881.
He has preached at New York, Der
yer. Col. and numerous other places
and Is a very talented and jealous
speaker and writer. There was q
large attendance at the parish meet
ing last evening. Samuel Tftcomb
acted as moderator.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
c. z. CHALLENGE CAMPAIGN

64rons Team Of Speakers Address
Cenferseee Of the Societies ~
ksnsebe< County. Hold Monday ut
First Baptist Church
i ~s1 attss6et meeting Of S<sexaae5
zEs reEfs s1tzisTes Of tie ChrlstaA4a
K.<ezTor secst5es Of KenAebac county
-zs hsl6 Noszzy z<tegcocn and eve
Gag al the WEfkyoS ssree. Baptist
ck7-ca. .: which Rev Hayo,d & Ca
rsos 81 Bangor. pre4 dent Of the Maine
s,zte Css-st-sn EatsAsor Cnsoa. C G.
Han s.sr Of Boston. Representing f5s
astSoazl socSsty, AID Rev. J. e. Pen
6-s.o1 q Bangor. we're present and
gzye a1Ere@sea These speakers made
- team No, . that the Maine Ckrtstsa !,
gsSez.er Da!oa Is sending over the
sssts u re so-cz3,se "Yfve Pom. Cha;-
aase Cansaisn-"
Dsisgztsaas were rEssent from the 90
e lies .. Szrzi1er. East Winthrop, Wa
sssy4i~e. Winston. Oakland a51 Halo
well a. vet 40 from this city. In the
zfternooz . conference was heid ~
Which .astko1SAot work as1 problems
were 6fc lsEed- Supper was then serv.
ID by tie yozrg ladies' Of IRE First
BaSt-s. z-1 Psaney Memorial csuFcheS
4. tie evening seseson talks SIZED vits
sns5 rate. ard s1ggeEsions were given
By Res. NJ. Csproa. Mr.. Ham lton and
Rev Mr.. Psntfissoa, President Caprca
also rKesented the State bulge. and
called scy fubseri2tsons Of shares Of
stick Ia the budget. He called atten-
tion % tie FIVE points Of the campaign:
The que. hour. giving. eniIstnsnts,
siUnni and missions: and pointed GU.
the way 70 spell Victory the initials
Of the words. vision. ideals. courage.
training. obedience. reality aad youth.
fulssss. and still another way 10 spell
IL, By Faith" 4 fine musical pro-
gram rescered by {, chorus from ths c.
z. socssty Of the church was appreci.
ated and enjoyed BY all Among tbs
numbers we're solos by Mrs. Saunders
Pssterson. Mrs. William Douglass ana
Ms Mason
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
RTVALGAMS


% % ~ sdtificnas evidence q tie
sEand iaRee eapissl Ass saker In tia
peessas ssyuexss.
10 The Rreas r<s5es q u.oss pecpse
N Ane4akeay county IL s<r<ks vas
fnazxzrased wirAous .~v s-rSou. es>-
tzroancas Anywhere rhers vas .
Clash oesxeen state police and q
eDwd In Csasrtcu vhseA resulted N
IL arrest Of q SCORE u persoas
charged WITH incssinS % rot and the
injury q . number Who were es7hoed
BY tAs pcsce for resisting ORDERS 70
dispefse-
In the city q PltrsAurg there we're
tEo arrests made ct Esa who re-
fused % move away from a ssss.
pan, whea ordered by local police
RAEa Ten N the early nozning vhea
TIA cay sAift vent 20 work and fsx
heavily an Afsernooa. which hs5 n
daDpe.laE elect zpoa the EatAers-S II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
L. S. TRADE BALANCE.
INCREASES IN AUGUST

Washington. Sept ae-Ar,er:ca's
trade balance continued 70 increase
IN August. exoprts ,otaiiing ssis,ooo.-
geo and imports $3oS 90. zee Exports
were s7s. ooo. 900 create. than in July
and slis,O0.eoo greater than in Aug
ust Of last year. The months in
ports decreased So. neoeaa compared
with the July total
Exports for the eight months end
ms with August reached . grand
total Of ts.375. ooo, eea.s an increase Of
$l,2s4.ooo. 600 over those for the cor
responding period cs is.S TIE eight
months imports were valued ~ ~
zeaeoo.ooo compared with S.sh'-
coo. 300 during the same period the
year before
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
Hard Hit in Youngstown

youngstown. o. Sept ss-with
plants Of three large stee, companies
In the Youngstown district. employ
ing 1850 already closed as a result
Of the strike and others running only
part capacity. according TO oficiais.
the steel producing industry in the
Mahontng Valley was fast approach
ing general paralysis tonight
AZ strike Headquarters. this after
noon. Secretary s. T. Hsmmersn1ark
Said reports showed a total of 90. $50
men out in ths Youngstown distric.
proper. and 5000 out in the entire
district which includes Sharon and
Newcastle, Pa He declared that
more men we're out than they want
ed and expected considerable difncui-
~ IN getting them 10 work. This, he
said, was especially true in some of
the fabricating plants. which are not
supposed to Be affected by the
strike
No disorder accompanied the walk
out Large crowds Of strikers con-
gregated AZ many places On the
streets, but al were good-natured
and appeared TO be making q holiday
Of H. Rain fell during most Of the
day.
-Aanassers of hve foreign Ian
guage newspapers. ct meeting this
afternoon decided TO publish special
editions Of their papers explaining TO
their countrymen that II they are sat
isfed with present mill condition.
they should meet and vote On the
question Of returning TO work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

paro xs6 Ez6eGs16 Ee.kez EzE -
RxnfssA o. 10 tzdzyaeEzs Ewes. tn11
f~ IRE sxzgzsn - Be ooe1zose Aexe
RnG HxSe be - G10wt4I coEScOSs-
sew HRxn DIST - 10 = rs brC5Es
keeeex. Mere religion - bzsz.ess y
TIE CRY from every quarter. Gree6
O. tie part 81 ez2soyex bad czs---ss-
- BcazherEEE C lie caxs of sae sD-
ysoTe1
We kxcv tat tae Cd Gays q ~
Fzcsex take have g0nA HeFex 20 re-
fu--. lc.o the sertex Of World ksszez
re hare b<en tkrzEf and tas fgrsrs
lc=x bSx with ztSes responsibility
Are ne Men yezty - s+zn6 sOg
FIR .rs1k- soc .sStse<- fax scorsefT. foE
r<aaee II -. re VIII gfst o1-sesgees
viii TIE sg-cce ccI-l. oz-Besvss 70
the serysee- -z-a.e ourselves TIrb tie
sle reat t<6T. Ezere6sT 6eFosete 70
M1a< Ire lie II sTGT sCzs s1to
Cots tsesr s-zssxk- Here - oS- ~
porrc-s4y. here coz cali II ne are
SoSz- Eee zs1 rocoez we viii sezze
tie or>ss-1.srTc ne E1l bed tie
call ge vii give a osysesFe& 10
fsrsaxth@a eT1y sEe1eT for csr1s-
TAI service
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
European Cotton Men
To Attend American
Conference In New York

New York. Sept 2-One hundred est.
ton mil owners from England aad oh.
sr Europsan countries Who are expset.
ed TO arrive On the steamship Nssrv
Am ,terd.m tcuaor-ow viN attend Q cot.
ton conference which wtn epe. 4, h.
Hotel NcAipir here tnmosTcw and eca.
TIME for tive weeks. The eea.ere,e,
will be preliminary 20 . larger Goa.
vacation 0. cotton mea Do Be he'd il
New Orleans n October.
The Wis tors wtl meet manufacturer
ana merchants While here. and trips &c
the NILS Of New England are planned
by tie group
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
VICE PRESIDENT
MAY NOT HEED
CALL TOCAPITOL

Washington. Sept H-ylcs Pres.
dent Marshall ~ho was .s7zsx.s. y
Democratic leaders Saturday % -
turn here for tie -sz1F 1EA. = IL
Senate this week ~zz ~ CSzt.s
O.. today and u Vas sz55 q. Is q.
nee that Re had no- 5ecz5s5 was.a.,
70 proceed from there 20 C.sczse. O.
70 come back 70 waxhl-goG TIA
il was said. would BE 5s-e-E-oa
later.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
HOW TO GET RID
OF RHEUMATISM
'fiuitadVes" PHI k Vs
10 Quick ReIie

4 EzEered fcr q rz-sr-
wSrh RhszDs1zz= an sezz-.
IN NJ Ssce s2z Back exus#s =.
srrztns and heavy Eraxx -
Whea ! bad gsTs- - a.1y. - -, -
eez1g wen 2S1s.- = t-,.nt -
sne1de1 Frz1t-a--u1 y .
Liver fahsetzl - - ant z.s- -
the 1rs& box I Sea- - -rn-a -
tha1 1 cu1tiz3s1 70 .sxs --,-
new ] am eaSeysrg tAs sssr n s.., -
~ Il -AlEPHsN
ssc- . eoz tsr s1St. txsz, IN <
AZ al deaserx - 80. n. -~r-.,, :.
price. by RC---A-yyEs .-
OGDESSBCRG y-AAx
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
One Killed, Many
Injured, IN Riots at
Farrell, Near Pittsburg

aters'a-pe Mdcsc etaoin shrdiu ena-
Pittshurg. Sept H-One man vas
killed, two state troopers we're saos
and many other person. less serious
" injured tonight In q second oS.-
break ~ FARRELL The fgnt occurred
near the American Steel and Wire
plant when IL Is said, Members o.
. crowd threw bricks ard other mis-
siles a. The state police and local
oGcer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
Waterville Doctor
Charged with Violation
OF Anti. Narcotic Law

Portland. Me-. Sept. 22-c. J. Ran.
court, q physician OF Watervilis. NJ.
and omer Dayisu, . asussist Of the
same city. were arrested today % IN
Indictment found by the grand jury
Of the United States district court
charging them with violation Of the
anti narcotic law. They wers ar
reigned this afternsea ea4 plesde4
not gniity. The eaee Hae- conSipued
and thsy Gsve b09fs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
Coal Tie-Up May
Further Delay
Berkshire Ry.

Pittsfeld. Mass. Sept. "a sup
Elementary attachment for $50. 900,
which prevents the Berkshire Street
Railway Company from using its
large stores of coal in this city and
Adams. may cause delay in reopen
ing the lines. closed by strike since
Aug. 81 and plans for operation Of
which have been under way since
Saturday when company and en-
ployes agreed upon terms. The at
tachment was made in behalf of the
Boston & Albany railroad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
SUNDAY LAW
TO BE TESTED
IN VERMONT

Bras1saers. ". Ss% s-as Nv
pzoA-E ESSc-s an srss- 49,,
@ s-1-zEz u % s.s sesert IT IN. :,
EcIe-z- 14ssskaE sezrsrI se. t...
esS s,S -s-cAzs.A On az-.Ar- =
state A,-.gzeg K-z<T - G.s,- -,
golfers z-1 rvo haz -zzy-Y s... AZ.
Tes-e3 toLaF eA2rEss VT. -y-s...-, =.
tie SEc1zE law YeEEar. s,a
ANNOUNCED 'szs z-z--E a.: sa-zs.
keepers -o7S Dc -LAs- u, c1s,sdy
izfsr- Ieoss z--es-st W.. -=ssase,. GA
TER re-so.a; .eoeg1z-l.. ,e-..x Ar.
rz.Ee-e.ts ts- .-T "a :. n.
cAarges- Cc-slI2-c fELE s-,..y
BASEBALL Was maze IT --E.-x .. =.
city with TIE reszE Ia: : wzs t.,,..
ed 70 prccsec zgaZs- s-ts- ;s-ss-s ~.
tive On Sunday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
TENNIS PLAY AT
CEDARHURST. n. Y.

cedarhurst. n. T.. Sept. 1-Aiss Mol
Ia Bjurstedt Mallory. former national
wcman's tennis champion. defeated
Mrs George W. wightman Of Boston.
national titiehcider. IN the inai Of ths
Rockaway Hunting Club tournament
10 lay 81, rs. g.. The match had heeE
postponed from Sept 6
Mrs. wightman displayed . vonder.
full net game in the first set but was
comrelled later 10 play hsck-eeuri
game when her opponent began 20 pass
her with swift drives
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
BANGOR BOY DIES
FROM PISTOL WOUND

Bangor. Me, Sept. 22.-Waiter Sar-
gent. 70. son Of John B. Sargent, who
was shot on Saturday BY the scei-
dental discharge Of . revolver In the
hands Of his playmate. Irving Reed.
10. died today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
Al Birmingham. Plant. Runni,a

Birmingham. Ala. Sept A-Less than
500 workers answered the steel strike
call IN the Birmingham district today
AMI every plant was in operation under
practically normal conditions No dis
order was reported.
Strike leaders while admitting thei.
6i. appointment over the small respons,
Of the men. claimed that more work.
men win quit from day 70 day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23

UlcA
% Psanks Idle NJ CtsseAaHe
Cleveland. O, Sept 34-The exee-
usive ccnraiftee Of the local seatscn-
2ry sagireeEx' unSoa toeay ncszeed
Al members & thai crEanzxAx.ca en-
played b stee, plants % stxfks 10
morrow In sympaxhy with the seeel
workers According 20 L r S7ro1se.
iEsernztsonAl vice president q the
Stationary Eremen- SO members q
thar orEanixAt1nn are already out
Steel rroduc<ios w1s brought al
most % . stAncso1 here To-Day. ca1y
sozr Of tie - plants being u opera
Ton as q result o. The national serlke-
According 60 the union oEcsais. ncre
than u. s%e men are affected No Dis
order was reported
W. c. Lee. presi6ent q Tie srmin-
men issued national ORDERS thai
members remain ., wo-k where they
have ccEfTactx. but TIA, local ma
5crities should rEle where there ars
no contracts
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VIRGINIA THIEF GETS
$1,000 HAUL OF JEWELS

Norfolk. Va. SEPT. 3s--JeweiTy val
ued 1t $1,000 belonging 70 Mrs John
Fiagg. q weekend guest, vas taken
from the summer home Of Dr.. "a.
ward ouintaEd OF New fcgk. cary
todayA Tia doctor saw the eursa'
run frosn the house.
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Fiunne Like Besie-ed City

Rome. ~aturday. Sept 1-According
70 the Eloca 6'ItaIia, the inhabitants
OF FIEms are beginning TO feel tina.
they are IN bes.eged city The tele-
graph and telephone wires have been
cCt and no mails are arriving. but new
erthsie<s cor1mcnication with Italy Is
being kept Up TIE rationing o. food
has been comme7ced by the military
command and the national council
The GiornaIe d'Italia says . learns
that q detachment Of heavy artillery
has placed itsel. 1t the disposal Of
dAnnunzic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-23
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VeesaIiles. Sept. 23-<Havasf.-ssf'1
Kurt ven Lersner. head OF the Germs
nissicn. stgned the protocol 'snnauns
Article q Of the German eonsat't,'a
this aftsfuoon. This article proslos'
Tor Austrian representation 10 the Ss"
men parliament.
Havana. Sept. 22-The tugecst eh..
tered by the Or. vaietts group Of sr'l'F
uai's.s 70 earch for The spanish steam
er yaibansra was stiii b port scnisn':
II could not b dednitsiy lesfne'
whether ire trip had merely essn poS
pened or vas to BE- indsaaits abandsnse
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