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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08
Tigers W. Maine Central. Today

To-Day the Watervilie people viii Wit
ness q big game which viii start at $50
p. N The Maine Centrais have 4
heavy batting team, but Huard OF Nea-
der via keep them guessing These
two teams have played two games. each
winning one. the scores being very
close There viii be plenty Ct noise
made by both teams fans.
The lineup for the ~ c. R. R tea .
is Is follows: Mike Dr:scou. c: O'Brien.
OF Knox p; Xahre. ID; Sukeforth, %;
Patte-son. b; Belange- OF O'Donnell,
IS: coalogue- II: Barrows. CT: Berry. #.
The Tigers: Xarooux, c; Huard or
Aesder. p; Feactean. ID; Watson. .;
Piper b: Nichols. s.: Joseph, II; Al
ley. q: King. #.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08
NEWARK CLUB OF
INTERNATIONAL
LEAGUE is SOLD

New York. Aug. .7.-President d
I. Fultx Of the new international
League today announced the sale Of
the Newark club by Joseph ]. Ian
min to Ernest o. Landgraf Of this
city for $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

The funeral Of the late Leslie
Brown WIN be held On Friday after
non from his home in winslow. Mr..
6rown passed away Wednesday at
ne age Of 90 years. and has always
Dean . resident Of winslov. being
engaged tor . number Of years as
crossing tender for the Maine Cen
trAl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

Rev. Isaac LaF1eur, former pastor
Of the Second Baptist church on the
Plains, now pastor Of q Baptist
church in Worcester. Mass. arrived
in the city Thursday to pass q few
days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

Mrs. John Curtis and Mrs Benjam-
in Gaylord and son Stanley and
daughter Mildred. of Clinton, who
are passing few days in Fairfield
with friends and relatives, were in
the city Thursday on their way g
winslow where they were guests ct
Mrs Curtis daughter, Mrs. Henry
Wrtham.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

Captain Silas Adams Of Haxelwcod
avenue is entertaining for an in3ea-
mite time his grandson. George Adams
Of Hoibrook. Mass. who has just re-
turned from OVERSEAS after 20 months
service in, the Rainbow Division. going
with tho First Louisiana Cavalry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

Miss Nettie Massie and Miss Ella
Nichols have returned to Washing
ton. D. c.. altar 4 short stay in this
city. where they accompanied the re-
mains of the late Mrs Nettie Lewis
whose services were held in the city
this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08
l. l. G. Club Meets

The members Of the L. I. c. Club
were entertained Wednesday after
noon by Ira. Hugh Page at her
nome On Burleigh street. and the
time was most enjoyably passed il
sewing and social way. Refresh
menfs were served at the close. The
next meeting VIII be IN one week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08
COMING EVENTS

Aug. 4-S-l&th Maine Eegimentai Asso
cation. 9Th annual reunion at caml
/ Aug. s-1s-Summer school for Religion.
! Education. Pittsheid-
Aug l1SSth annual reunion Of iert
Maine Resimental Association. River
AUG. ls-Monmouth Academy Alumni re
Aug. ls-Governor and Council meet
ing at 10 A NJ
Aug. HL-eunion sth Maine Battery =,
. Aug. NEReunion i-N-sta Name Al
| Aug IALueila r. Beale Student Asso.
Aug. is-S-National Holiness Ccnver.
ton. Rev. c. J. Fowler. leader. o:d
Aug. is-SRichpond eampmeeung.
Temple Heights, Ncrthpcrt-
Aug. ls-CPoiand campmeeting
Aug. ls-A-Empire Grove campraeernS,
Aug. ls-a~Beifas. fair.
avg. 9-l-Maine Undertakers' annual
AIg, sEslora Temple ceremonial at
Avg a-KOrs Temple ceremonial at
aug. 9-s--East Livermors canpneet.
Aug lAnnual reunion Pierce family.
= u
Aug. S3NEastern Maine fair al Ban
Aug. s-lssh Maine reunion. East Vas
Aug. SaLewiston-Aubur Horticpl-
tural Association, annual exhibition
ASg N.Sept- lHFirst annual encamp-
ment Of the Third Maine Infantry.
National Guard
Aug. a-Oct- ls-Campaign in Maine IN.
der auspices Of Antl-Saloon League OF
America and Anti-Saloon League Of
SEPT i-Fie,d day Of knights Of Column
snd WaterviIle at Lake Naran1cook.
Sept 1-SPrescue Isle iais-
sent 2-e-Pittsfeio fair
SEPT. s-l2-Central Maine tair AZ Watef.
sepa' s-r-oxsord County fair. South
SEM. is-,s-Naine State fair at Lewis
seDs ,s-Is-PhiIlips fair.
SEMI ie-iS-Monroe faIr-
Sept. i7-is-Reunion Eth Maine Regi-
Sepf. 0-S-Hartland fair
Sept. E-SCnion tar.
sent. 5SCaity Fair.
eens H-~Farmington fair
ees,f. y-Oct- 2Skovhegan fatr.
OF $50 clocks back ono hour. Dav.
Hrhs saving ends for this year.
Oct. N-si-Naine Teaeher1 convent3on
Nov. fs-GMaine PomcloEscsi sccsety.
Maine Datrymen's Association. Maine
SEED improvement Association. Maine
Boys and Girls Clubs NJ Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

Mr. and Mrs ". A Squire and son
Russell are passing some time in Mass
achusetts and New Hampshire with
friends and relatives. enjoying their
annual vacation. Mr.. Squire is mana
ger OF the Squire store in this city,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

AFfenohmAn has suggested that with
httis traiptns TIE soldier may Be am
phihtous . = certain degree. II 10 con-
tended that with practice body Of soi-
diers with their arms and accoutre-
ments could cross . stream - feet
wide by merely walking across on the
Bottom with the water over their heads.
The greatest work has always gone
hand IN hand vita the most fsevent
mccall puyDeos.-ei LAntsA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

Miss Helen Simpson. employed at
druggist IN the Lsge;t store. is enjoy
ing her vacation IN Massachusetts, with
friends On her return home she Win
visit at Iork Beach.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

Miss Laura Letourneau and Miss
Dora Libby. who have been passing
two weeks at Old Orchard, returned
Thursday night TO their home in this
city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08
Wateryille Local News
CARLOAD OF FOOD
FROM U. 5. SURPLUS
cQMle TO MlTERvllE

In 0ptto Of the tact tnat tos 0S
e.,hsrs IA NOT entirely approve Of 6s
- :. a., .,,,.A AZ Goods 70 Be
.S ~...rx;I,. To Ia purchased
~. ,,,;. :, i. a. TO-" and a. =
1870 If the MANAGER at
~-. 20 conmeree =. A. All.
- e.. AZ ~. vomen from The
E-s,. wonan.s caub. Mrs.. C. z,
~.n., NJ. Hor.ee rrus Muxxey
-. ~. n.,. Hoxse- /. telegram vas
-, p.~,,, he.Sou.rt. order-
-. ~. 800. listed in the following
800 -s;-, faF,ov.d ia. telegram:
~ p,,-,,,do
-, ~.
nos,., NJ.
~, sir. corarrir, an, order siveu
ovsr IA. se,eeram wednesday. please
,sna 10 Tia Wa.ervdue-Wtnslov cham
b., ~ Commerce the following order
Of eoyernment soodstuns: 200 poun Is
h.eon 40 ons-pound can. roas, beef,
n tvo-pound cans roast beet. 500 two.
po-nd- can coxned bees hash. 500 one
pound cans eorn>d beef hash, 100 six
Mound cans corned beef. i5oe No. cans
cornea beef. lsoo No. cans cornsd beef
80 No. csns tomatoes. go No. 2 cans
tomatoes. $40 No. cans corn, 600 No
cans pea.. ...
A telegram from Mayor E. c. Ward.
vel Of this city should be II your
hands new q. il was sen, Wednes-
day afternoon. The city council failed
to take advantage Of tbs opportunity
to serve the Community, SO the Cham.
ber Of Commerce stepped TITO the
breach.
THANKING you n advance for YOU,
early attention 10 this order. we remain
Yours truly.
wATERyIlLE-w cHAL
Der OF COMMERCE.
3. A. Ahrsas. manager.
I, il understood tina, wa,erville il
the second CITY in New England Z,
nut In IN order for a carload Of tn
United States Government food an,
the first civ in Maine TO On, IN III
order.
There have been very few larr
cites tina, have no, been backed IN
aniaouslv nv m. ci,v council HI,
fo- .ou,e reasn,, ~. r,,,nci, IN ,hi
civ did NO, aunrove Of the ioea whe,
n va. brought m at the meeting Q
TIA eoune.I he,a this vees h,,, m
chamher AZ connerc. vas rich
there an hand reaav To do anvthi,
70 mr.. !, .rro<s .ns 49, ~ No.,
Ing Win the c,ph laa,es the ORD.
MS r.a. ar, .,a hy ,ov 10 ;, ~
hand. q chs omrs.ls vhe az. :;
CHAR. 81 ,h. .,,rni,,. ~ 49, ,o,l
IN. r.rh.- =, co--.-,. n.. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

Miss Leona Foster, employed as
clerk at The Fashion, has returned
from Old Orchard. where she has
been enjoying some time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

Albert LaFleur and Ralph LaFleur
formerly OF this city, who have just
returned from overseas, are passing
a few days IN the city with friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

trsal The trip WIN b made in Mr..
James Fosters new car which 10
Just brought to this city from Bos-
ton this week. The party expects to
be gone about q month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

Everything was quiet 1t the city
building Thursday. there being no cases
in court in the morning and nothing ex-
citing during the day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

The funeral Of the late Mr.. An.
geae oaguers were held at c'clock
Thursday morning from the Not-e
Dame church. Rev. Fl. Reny ON
etafed. assisted by Fl. Kelen a dea.
con and FIR. Baudin as sub-deacon
InteEneut was At the Catholic Pine
Grove cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

Mrs F. p. Tarbox. Mrs. ". A.
Prescott. Mrs Harry Goodwin and
Mrs Charles Donna will GO to Lew
iston for the day Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

James A. Foster. proprietor Of the
Sample Shoe Store. with his family,
and Mr.. and Mrs George W. Foster
Of Dexter. left Thursday morning for
IN extended automobile trip. going
to LAport. Ind, via Washington.
They VIII stop n Boston. Philadel-
phiA md washingtoA ana On their
lstara WIN come by the way Of Mon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

Mrs c. c. Berry passed Thursday
in Benton with her niece, Mrs.
Toward Parker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

Captain Bertram Lascelles Of New
York. formerly Of Fairfield. is pass
ing q few days in this city and
Fairfield with friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

A woman evangelist. holding revival
meetings in an Indiana city. took M
ceilectinns until TIE nnal night. vAez
shs callsa for frss-win Offering. Ia
ushsrs. With contributson plates. start
ed On thetr rounds. 3he evangelist
said she had tnstrueeao them 70 say
Amen" Whenever > esnts was
droppec into the plata; whsn - cent?
the usher ~as 30 say '.HallelujaA.'
and zhen 81 the usher vas 20 say
Glory haIleIujshs' in . loua tsne-
Tho enllection aHnountsa - ana
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

Mrs Max Clark is entertaining her
mother. Mrs J. Healey Of Skowhegan
for q few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

Dent put In too much time stand.
ms On dignity or riding . hobUy.-
Detroit Newx
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

Miss Mildred Penney Of Oakland has
entered the employ OF r. A. Gilman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

W. s. Morrow Of Pennington was
in the city for a part Of the day
Thurs lay on business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

F.w. Allen OF this city is passias
a few days in Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

Miss Sara Libby is passing q few
days in this city from Skowhegan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08
ncADuLAcS.

Two-bass hits-Na1eoux. Pope,
MePhss- Stolen bases-King :. Mich
ola. Trial. vigue. Struck out-IveFs
.: Lesser :; chaYiand !. Double
playp-Xiag 70 Feactesu; Bates to
Yogx 70 :. lvers- Base on balls
char1and !: lessor !: lvers !. Sac
ethce Ay-Naycoux- Sacsldce hit
Lsssor- Umpire. Sullivan. Time. In.
Attsuda9cs. 60.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

e. Il. Humphrey of lGaAipon va
d the city Thursday On business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

T. Z Wellmaa and A. J. Keens al
Auburn we're callers In the city fos
the day Thuroday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

Mr.. and Ma George Nassfvs,
and oa1ghtsr Miss Gladys oe New
Jsros5 were IN the city for q fsv
hours wednesday calling On frlsnas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-30
One Man Dead, AnOherMdy
Die, in COSden Explosion

,,rIH-Iuu. -sil CO.. have resulted
from o. IuIp ,rNr. huranrh irr
If.H UrFHaurf. IU'a. uWirfri
,f.uu uf -f.Hw upon uu' trapped
rutu uHhIu fa ta HIs.. ihr men
vrrr iur.rHi IH rruuIU iu 20 uHrr
u.r 81 tbu r-Hu d'-pi'" ir"
,uIrm,. ui -f,am Hus huiIIuE water
wIi,h vl- u.urius Boo up'n iipm.
\. -.a.u H- fIf U,n Iuulf =
rf.t. h.i fellow .upiH'f- t'-.L
fH.m IH flr Hrrf.Hi1 department.
Is.fH v,r,. HrHt BURNED uui 'n"N
g,.r.. ru.fH.I fH H I..Hl hHHrIal
where tr.v t|uI o. ir,, w.uutH-
iHIrT
N..u.r- vH- reported 'u -''.
rfsr- condition sT fiF. hospital last
uI.br rnT uH- uHtNI,. fH fsIh with
r.r-.u- vilu rlIi.i thrr. O." visit
Ilu
fir-t.f- O.. e ,,nr- tii o. uIar.
o. % uHfrn. lI. sFH.I I.-.Tf...H "i
4.l. f,.uH.. Tfs. s..r.r iH..I I.u or
tr..... H.-IH H.H.. IfI u.t h.u
i,trr,I ipt. It-f ui.nf ls.rn r.u
It.f l..r.r .wT; ..i H. u.ra. Hr'.r-
l.rrr- o., 100, giant frr -r,'rai
months.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-30

WASHINGTON. oct 2D.--Thc
position uf the government IN the
Impending cun strike wns an
nuunrd tonight ~ follows 10y At
turn"y Gcurrul Palmer:
There eau hc no doubt that
the guvrrumcut hns the I'owcr, Ia
the public interest, under the lnw,
to deal win the projected strike
uf The hitummuus tOAl miners,
without infringing upon the rec
OGnifrd right uf men In any line of
industry "a work when thrS plcI,-c
and quit wurk when they plcuss
The lllcgnlilN ~ this strike can aud
viii be established without In any
way imphirlng the general right Ia
strike, nnd the general right tu
strike II not M issue la any ,-srlsc
whatever In thc pr sent situation.
This II true because the ,ir,rm-
sUntv's diff''r'ntlRtC this case from
the Visc of any other strike thnt
has ever taken plnVr IN the COun-
try. II dOtp not follow thht every
strike h lawful merely bcVansc
the right Ia strike H. r,sOEnlfcd tn
exist Every case mutt stand upon
lts own bottom aud he governed
by liS own facts,
Thcrtfur,', when the president
snid In his statement last saturday
thhi such "a strike IN such cirtlIm-
stances ~ not unl, uujustifinbir,
bui unlHwful, reference was had
only Ia the conditions In the Inn
pending ssituntinn
Outside uf Law.
The proposed strike wns or
dcr~i In n manner, for u pur-
pose md with u nC,Vs~HrY effect.
which tnkcn together put II out.
sidr The pale uI the law After
the war began the production of
fuel WIS regarded ~ one Of the
CONTlNuEu uN pAGF SEVEN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-30
FOR STRIKE
Meeting At indianapolis
Closes-Order Is To
Quit Friday Night
ACTION IS UNANIMOUS
Conference Approves State
ment Of Position - No
Word From Wilson.

rNDlhNApOIIs. Ind. oct "a
After pronouurrv strike of bltum
Iuous roni minors Inevitable and
hhming the operators for forcing a
wnlkout that may Involve hulf a mil
hon men dirco IS. tho conference
here Of officials of the United Minc
Workers ~ America wound up it's
business tonight and dissolved Dis
Ulgt prrHidonis and w"mhcrs ~ the
scale committee lcrt for their homes
To- direct the locals IN the strike
which Is to become effective at mid
night Eridu"
only a new wage agreement 10 re
place the one which they claim cN-
plrrd with tho war emergency. is
wished hy the union. It's lclicr,evm-
phnNzlng that o cali from the mine
owners fur % iuint meeting will find
the organization ready 10 negotiate
ON amy pr al NJ tie demands formu-
lated u, the Cleveland convention OF
the union
I~suc statement
These and other points In the
unions position were set forth IN
statement prepared by committee
OF the conference snd' adopted by
vote Tho statement was
characterized as the final word
from union forces and John l.
Lewis, acting president and other
officials referred uuestiuners To the
statement ms cmhodylnR everything
that could he snid and az answering
all rumors as to motive nCtuatlng
the union
The statement brought out that no
had lecu received
from the national Ndminlstru'iou
and that the union had no knowledge
OF President Wilson'S attitude to-
ward tho S'rilCe only through ncwH-
paper uccpuH'T n cuWhH'ied the
presidents claim that the strike was
ltcrII hy asserting that tho right iua
strike or quit work had been upheld
hE the courts. and that in leaving
lhr't Jobs he men Will exercise a
prcroEaiWc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-30
FIGHT LABOR CLAUSES
Effort to BE Made to Elimin-
ate Section; Johnson Sub
stitute Beaten.
GORE OFFERS AMENDMENT
Oklahoman Wants Provision
for Taking Vote of People
on Going to War.
WorIts WAsffa suon Bureau.
-.-- L---L-LE

Post Nu'tnE
NSHINGTOS. oct. 29.--ScnA-
tor cory Of Oklahoma today tn
truduCrd an amendment Ia article
words they agree In no cas- To-
nations hN inserting after the
words They Hgr," in hO case tu
resort tn war until three months
nlrr the award by the arbitratOrN
ur the report by III. council the
following language; ~And not thCn.
unul an advisory vote Of the p,'o-
Pie shall have bCCn taken"
In explaining the amCrdmCnt
senator core said: MY proposal,
II adopted, may not entirely pre-
vent war hut IL ~ least wuulI
give the fathers and mothers Hul
sisters and wives Of our American
bows NoiCC In whether the Amer
iCun people ARE Hgun to be-
plunged into u bloody wd costly
war" In my Judgment. the entry
into the league of nations would
be- fr7Iught with the ever present
danger uf the United States being
involved la fresh war. surely the
American people themselves a.
wC4l ~ their Representatives g.
congress. shnuld bc allowed tO LAY
whether thCy want Ia gO to war, or
tO make again such Nnst sacrifices
~ a. their dear ones aS they wCrv
called upon to do iu the war with
ICrmAnN.'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-30

John CROW. about 3n YEAR uli.
f. Jrti nud I. H Master probably
T,ttIi, -,-,IIrd n- fb. result Of 70
-f,-,m limo r,pIu-iuu iu ti. t,-.
dem REFINERY about aaN "'''E h
Yesterday afternoon.
Just n- tH,. mru won. ruI,liur
tb, installation of y nov -f.Itu IIur
fr-.uu .pr Of tht. HrEu h.il.r- 1u
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-30

WNsUINGTOS. OCT % The lf
amendments attached Co the peace
treaty lE tho foreign relations com
m''no passed into history today
when 'h" last survivor OF the group.
proposal hy senator Moses re-
publican of New Hampshire. 90 re-.
},0 voting strength in the league uf
ra'"rs. was consigned O1-ihr dis
J9rH lu NE senate ny "a vote Of q
'n gf
A. r gaining impetus hy this ac.
comp p.aHw,ut. the senate then ur.
soy $3.50 more proposed toNtun.
N"l"E.. ln the treaty brought iu hN
individual senator's one uf them.
Presented ny Senator sherman. re-
rHh".ln Illinois. ana proposing 90
write INTO the treaty preamble "a
fs'rrnru Co the deity. was aid on
'h" table hy a vote OF 20 90 n The
l.|.r sponsored nv Senator John
s. NJ california, offering a new
solution for voting inequality I'm the
league vas Killed outright by a
H. of la 90 80.
Oppose labor section.
Nt Adjournment. however. the cf.
i. n hasten final action had
.-.k am obstacle which seemed
...H 'p prevent further progress
~. several days Tomorrow a de-
'".U"d group uf senators will
launch a fIsHi 'u eliminate the labor
'Hn OF he treaty opening % de-
.. WN.h. iu View 90 unsettled
.N r conditions over rh, country Is
expected us th. leaders q. last Tor uf
l...' t week The battle ls expected
.. 'h" more spirited because .t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-30
REVIVE FUEL ORDERS
Garfield Called Back To
Place Maximum Price if
Wilson Approves.
PROTECT MEN AT WORK
Troops VIII Be Employed
As Last Resort-Many
To Remain on Job.

WASHINGTON. Oct 90 The
government moved swiftly tonight
to meet the nation wide coal strike
ordered Tor Saturday,
Refusal OF The miners organize
tion at indianapolis to withdraw tho
order calling out half million men.
brought instant announcement that
drastic action would he taken to
keep tho mlnea IN operation
Every resource OF the government
In the words OF Attorney General
Palmer, VIII be used 10 prevent ths
ma aNiDnRl disaster" certain 10 follow
tho stoppage of work
Give Police Protection.
Adequate police protection. with
troops as last resort II necessary.
win DE given those men desiring to
remain nt work
Reports from government agents
show that a big part ~ the nancH
ordered to quit work want 10 stay
on the fob.
Rights ot tho public will be pro-
tected through revival Of price con-
troll regulations. Suspended when the
fuel administration went out OF cx-
istence on February / This means
an early drop In tho price OF soft
coal and gives assurance against
prHfitcsrnE
As 10 those miners who go on
strike and thereby curtall produc.
don, the food aud fuel control law.
with its recently added criminal
penalties of fine and imprisonment.
viii be- enforced without regard to
persona This attitude Of the gov
ernmcnt. Attorney General Palmer
mHdo clear does not affect the right
~ workers 90 strike for redress OF
grievances In other cases whore no
violation ~ the law Is involved
TaHs Plainly.
Mr. palmer's announcement - tho
governments plans. made after
consultation with Secretary Wilson.
Director General Hines. Assistant
Attorney General AmcH. IN charge
OF prosecutions under the food and
fuel control Law. Assistant Attorney
General GHrNan. directing criminal
prosecutions ana Investigations Of
the department OF Justice: Secretary
Tumuliy, representing the president,
and br li A. Garfield. former fuel
administrator did not minca words
IN dealing Nlth the STRIFE.
The proposed strike tho an
nuunCcmput declared would hc a
more teudly attack on the life Of the
nation than an invading army The
facts present a situation which uhal-
lruErd the supremacy OF the law
Director General Hines later Is-
sued statement showing fhat the
production ~ conl this year has bean
below normal
Tn. ruyrrumsrt will act In me
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-15
DON FELIX cALzADA

Pronto ha dc expirar n interiuidad
de aleaide De Ia earcel Dc dis'rifo de
esta capital, que descmpcha cen tauto
acierto don Felix Calzada
Este funeionarin tuvo que rcoruaui
zar todo 81 servicio. Abora. cvistc ais
una notable difcrcneia. Orien. compos
tara, buen trato. discipline. ateneitn y
rectitud a toda prneba. Dcinra. pues.
una labor acabada.
rs hora. va, IL modir De- homhrcs
por ~ capaeidad intellectual evperien
Ella caractcr. ~ tempo demucs'ra ~
imperiosa necesidad Dc eoloear p mtri
TO de cada persona on 81 siiio qHe e..
rresponde. sin que inaueneias eytrahas.
dccidan Ia realization de tales des'iuos.
Seamos iustos, y, aquiiatemos u iut
ticia donde britc. 81 81 Dcpartamento
de Justicia es oportuno. que dt 'al 81
sar 10 quo IS dc cesar. :. Dios, D. que
es de Dios