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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-15
New York Giants Change Hands
St. Louis Team May Also Be Sold
Sensational Developments in NY.

NrW Eork. JAN. -+.-etIsatlOna! ..e-
vetop-ncn1s usnered IN he Week Of
nase5aii ~~conslrac,!on WORN which re
gan here ,oda- Tie nos; important
were: Tile Nev York National league
o-up. the best PAWN aronosjtion n ne
MAJOR 'oagueS. vas sold. Negotiations
t9- nc purchase IF NJ = LOUIS Ma
tomas reached = stage vneia 1 ao-
peared a enough he properly would
soon change hands. The Ma or ana nj
nor .eagues took .engtIy council ami
strengthened their hanus Tor ne battle
for ana against the elimination Of he
jTat;. The new Internal ona. league
voted against the drat-. American As
social.on. Pacific coast ara other mi
nor ieaEue r:agnat-s voiced the same
4ec;sIon. The ing league-s are not dis
posed % grant ne demands o. heir
title brothers but dre no. adverse 10
compromising the question. Tonight
however. the minors slogan vas ~
compromise. At .eas, two big CLUBS
n the league are no, satisfied with
present plans mapped out tor accept
luca within che next Few days. Lin
tatton ri he club rosters 20 IS PLAY
,rs. restricted spring training periods
ana even lie 1-t-garne schedule Will %
discussed and efforts mace 20 change
ne tentative arrangements made II
these directions. The new owners 4
the New York club are said 20 Dc II
tavor II i more liberal pl.icy and ma :
advocate wider latitude on these ana
other proposed innovations. Great IN
;erest was displayed IN the change o1
control IF the New Tork Giants. John
) McGraw ana ms Lew partners.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-15
BRITISH SUPER
lJNDERSEA BOATS
ECLIPSED huns

London. Jan. 1.-THE AdTniraltv
todav permitted 70 be made public the
real story Of the submarine cruiser
the British successfully constIuctcd
III 'he line he Germans were boast
ing OF their super submarine TIL"
British craft nave two tunnels ami
make Il knots IN hour On the surface
Under steam power They AIRY from
!g;lt 70 % torpedo tubes, TWO or three
+-incn guns and also are equipped
with internal combustion motors for
surface cruising. The batteries for the
unt.trsea power ran ne charged from
10Th the steam and combustion en-
slncs anu an ingenious scheme has
been developed or disman hitting the
tunnels -or he purpose Of submerg-
ne. The vessels iispIace 1000 tons on
he surface ana 200 IONS submerged.
The" are ga fes, long hHve a beam
u g feet and 4 cruising radius o.
5000 niles. They are designed 70 be
even i match iUr torpedo boat de
stroye's n surface lighting. II IS also
known mat ne British have success
sriiy built j submarine carrying a l.
incn gun. although me details OF thu
raft have not been made public. The
raft was built with the idea OF max
1ng II possible 10 ire tnis gun. thu
afntgI4Ic ed f3p
tlun including he 'cushlonlng" Of the
Doa- 20 withstand the terrific concus-
sion Of he -un. This idea ls repre-
z@n!"4 Inoffc!alv is having been
successful. SO ar is is known Nh
new c-at- was never employed a-ains,
am enemy vessel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-15
Germans Attempted to Hide
U=b0atS Under Construction
From ArmiStiCe Commission

Tar.s. Jan. 1.-THE four American
1lnlsIice representatives eft today
FOR Tr-vcs. where Malsh4. Foch IS
presenting ;h.- new terms 10 The Ger
man commission. The parry consisted
Of Admua, William shepherd Ben
son. rAlcf . operations # The 'avT;
Norman. :. pay's. representing he I.
: treasury: Edward y. Hurley.
eAa.rman I he America shipping
board. ana LOUIS = sheldon. VINO viii
represent Iicrarrr g.. Hoover. he
American Iood administrator.
! -oport presented 70 The coun-.i
7avlng charge VI me "arry'nG Out Il
the naval terms If ne arnlsi'1e
stated according - -Ae ;nornIn&
Few spuperS. rhat IA" .nt"r-a!i!cd
COMMISSION winch visited h.ci ana
WflhrlmsnaVcn. j scoverad submit
mes unrie- construction II slips
winch ne enemy thought would ne
tverl0cked. The -epor- adus -na- ne
Germans conJended mat tAey VET
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-15
MOONEY MEN
FAIL TO SWING
CHI. MEETING

t.tago. an. IA Socialists AMI
members II me :. Il Y made an an
successful attempt today &c saln con-
,roi If he National Labor congress,
called rv The international Worke! :
Defense League 10 decide upon Il
plan If action ro 1btain new t1-la.a
fur Thomas j Moonev and Warren
Billings. now serving life terms COR
murder n Connection with ne san
Francisco preparedness IA paraoc
bomb outrage July -, .91t.
T~Ehie vas precipituItd Al he
opening session When several nun
dre,i Socialists and |. " y leaders
Insisted upon being seated AZ dele
gates Although the Radicals We're
-ie-7ief seats thew -efused "a ieare
lie hall ana attempted 20 par-clpa q
II .he hearings Apparently lley IL
end 20 continue their tlEn; II evei'l'
session. They Vlll. K is sad. WORK
for ne passage u i resolution "a
,43r,ng i general labor strike. tn
international " Jrkers defense
League n planning The congress IL
vite.i only --ades Unions 10 SEND del
egaiee and wanted tIe discussion con-
tined % rh- Moonev use, bUt Sol
si4evism ana many otaer SUBJ"
would BE- considered by he meeting
Il tie Radicals carried Out -le:r
-,lan. Although the conservative "!e
rnenv won 4 ne first class fouaT
here seems 10 ne cons!dera bic 1Ou.t
whather they will be able ~ control
ne action x The convention through
nur. Chairman Eli. Nolan revlewt-i
ne work lone BIZ iuiEr1at.una!
Workers Defense League = behalf
II Moonev ana advised That the IN
-.dr If c4llirg general strike -
lnr I@.d Except after -yerv OF .le,'
means nad failed H. suggested FED.
eral intervention ar n passage %
1ecessa-7 laws IN California. RE
t4on Of TIE general strike. TrUuitie
vas lerewed when lie CREDENTIALS
committee asked whether dflega "a
from the Socialist par'- ana The I.
u X sent without invitation should
% seated. Chairman Nolan said {:
vas he intention 10 corrinc the Mem
hersnlp II re congress ID delegates
rom trades unions, Seiig >cnuIber~
If san Francisco spok1 :, favor II
excluding radicals. Fi4a!Ir ha shoe
MS list AZ SoclalIs, AMI Shorlta,
You never worked q DAY IN vow
life ana We want Won AMI Your kind
70 ger out Tou fellows want 70 rIiT
this meeting Socialists ana mem
be-s Of The ! " w insisted N
speaking md declared that they hal
done more than organized labor -
arouse public Interesr in rhc IooneN
case After 4 turbulent v-aIg!e u
nearly an hour Chairman Nolan put
the motion 70 exclude the Socialists
and I. ". W. and declared Il carried
ny q voice vote There was a roar =
iisappravai hut ate npfE - appeal
from re decision If he Chairman
ware lowled down. " Burke COCK e
AN II New York. counsel for Aonn-
~. hen addressed the delegates. e.
praised President Wilson labor npi-
icies and made a violent attack on
re administration # the courts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-15
MOB ATTACKS
ARSENAL AT
LIMA. PERU

Linz, PERI Jan. "a. n.on y strih-
RS attacked ne arSen.t here .odav,
~; vas driven Of bv rs :roops. there
vera also many SINAI. ,acn'n.ers De-
iwean strikers ana --o.r's ,hroushoa;
IN. ..ty The strikers made m an
successful. attempt 70 ou-n The ca.lao
-a.iroad station.
rsorsI employees -o--y olrel II s,-h-
ami v5r,aa,ly a., ne motifs ana restau-
rants are closed. The lcod problem
threatens 20 become serious. .orn-nuni-
4;ion Win Moroccocha. Were The cop
per miners struck yesterday when :.
general strike vas PROCLAIMED through
Nv, he republic. aas been interrupted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-15
ARBITRATION BOARD
HEARS EVIDENCE STRIKE
IN GENERAL. ELECTRIC

1i,-sfieid Mass, Ian. -3.-EvIdence
# en1plcycs concerning he strike At
he plant IF the General Electric ~,
ae-n was completed befora ne state
T2oard i: Cancellation ana Arbitration
todav ana representative Of -h- com
PAM WIFI he heard tomorrow. sym
nath-- With he strikers at the Erie.
pa. plant Of the company and fear Of
: sc,iminatior by tie coInpanE
rams; union men vero given BY
Witnesses As reasons for he strike
a.rn John r. Garrison. secretary Of
'hc committee Of the appeals or the
,oca! unIor said a workers fedora
ton had been formed N the various
plants mi the company 20 protect -he
r-orker1 a-ainss possible anti-Inion
discrimination and that The strike a:
lZ.ca resulted rom the discharge OF
Erie workers accredited % the fed
Grafton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-15

Of the Legislature regular weekly
Of Repreen
press
Mr. Barnes following
81
Of the
and
+o-
Of
Of the
coming years. 60.
~ :her Of
... no.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-15

Chicago Jan. 14Seven States today completed rafica
Of the prohibition amendment and brought
the number taking such so The number
for ratification So. Arkansas California. Illinois, Indiana
Kansas North Carolina and Alabama are the states Joining
the Dry column In addition the Nebraska Senate and the
[ tah House voted for ratica ton.
II California; however. attorneys the Grape Growers
Protective League filed injunction restrain the
governor from certifying the ratification In support of
suit it argued that all California Legislature
be submitted a retere ndurn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-15
RELIEF
HEARINGS TODAY
BEFORE sen. COM.

WASHINGTON. Jan. -4.-Eear,nGs N
~ bill anproprrat.ng &l0a.n'o."'c for
famine relief n F.urap= and re Near
Eas, onac,men, # when las been
,lr-t-d b. President Wilson 4s tae N
~ rsans Of preventing IN" vest-
uard spread Il BoisnevIsrn. Will he-
IN tomorrow before ne senate LIP
aronr,at.uns committee sitting n e,.-
-.cut:ra s+sslun. senator Mar Il.
chairnun ne committee. announc-
Il ,odar ma, representatives II III"
state treasury departments inC Inc
-oua .,d-nlnis1 ration nave been asked
% expjaln plans for expenditure #
the relief fund. Republican leaders
plan 10 oppose The bill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-15
CkRAINIANS KILL
1000 IN PRZEMYSL

Geneva, Jan. 49, By ne Assoc!ar-
I'd Press two thousand persons
haze been killed at rrze,nysI. Cali
cla. by The Chrainlans. according 10 a
despatch 10 The Neue F7ele Pressa If
Vienna. q copy Of winch has been re-
oelv"d here. Tho LkraInlans nave
o"en oombarding P-zeInysi for sew
era days by land ana ~ air. and
conditions are described as ,orr,lic.
The gas ma electric plants nave been
destroyed ana there is no light y .Ac
avn. Water and tood also ara al.
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-15
BRIEF SESSIONS

rsIature reason ed
TIesiaE afternoon.
:rom as, Thursday
.4ae- was GOOD the ses-
aas ~a
3---s earrings were resumed
.-.A : NE Council chamber
.--..sl Gen;. =. Cieaves of he
-t..it.es Commission. Chair
II o peering of The High
.s>lon and state Auditor
~-weil being heard -e:a-
estimates :or the Years
II.
ren; WIS .aken III each
4 NJ "Wednesday.
.N TIE HOUSE
a,.-- Tuesday AFTERNOON
Ifered by Rev William
., Augusta.
,ar IN IT Auburn presented
.. lewis Z. Peek ana utl'-
/ siun asking tina, Nov Il
.-e eg4l holiday.
-..- ....n y Portland presented
I sing resolutions.
-. Thousands Of Germans
Alas formerly living IN
orne Of whom nad lax
4~> citizens Of the United
;,-- turned % Germany and
~ lGtt III the German and
rnv for principles entire
c:,,irueu Or Page 5-Coi. y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-15
LIEBkNECHT WOUNDED
IN BERLr, FIGHTING

.onGc". J-',, lar Llehkaecnt.
one ~ the >parlacan leaders. vas
,vounGed severely !" the fighting II
Berlin. according r. IN Exchange
Telegraph dispatch. from Amsterdam.
THE repor- Gi1es no particulars
last week i was reported tha; D.
i.iebknecht had been killed. mt layer
REPORTS from Berlin showed this to
he InfrtIa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-15
INT. SUNDAY SCHOOL
ENDS CONFERENCE

Portland. Ne. Jan. 1.-THE Inter
7ationa, Sunday school conference n
This CITY was conclude this evening
with addresses BY John L. Alexanoel
Of Chicago Summing Up" and Ma
riun Lawrence. international secrc
tary, On WHAT Next The Com
nunltr Program was he subieci =
he morning session and Application
If the Associations Progress for ne
afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-15
MARTIAL LAW IN
ARGENTINA FOR
PERIOD OF 30 DAYS

Euen0s Ares, Jan. 1.-THE Cham
Der ii Deputies today oy vote Of
- - > declared martial Jaw through
lie entire republic for dirty days
The bill IS expected to pass The Sen
A;e tomorrow 20 receive ;Ae signu-
'slra II lie President. The measure
viii become effee live Immediately
Crowds gathered n the aewspape"
officers aleered me posting u ;he
bill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-15
\. Y. Woman LEGISLATORS
Bill First to Pass
Legislature and Become Law

Albany y Y. Jan. Ito
woman belongs the distinction of in
reducing the first bill 70 pass the
1919 Legislature ana 10 locome d law
by receiving the signature of Gov
smith. The Din. which was introduced
BY Mrs. Ida Sammis. Republican. ex-
tends the open season Tor duck shoot
ing on Long Island.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-15
Over $4,000 Casualties
In BuenOs Aires Strike

Washington. Jan IA 7nro1'-
narely 500 persons have been killed
and $4,000 injured n inc strike dis
order II T3uenos A.ras aucordins 70
advices recelved today a, the state
Department. OF the wounded 1900 re-
ce,ved treatment IN hospitals
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-15
General Forecast

N,ndx A.ons The Nor,l ana Middle
Atlantic coasts VIII be respective
fresh southwest ana vast ana moderate
% fresh VEST and northwest. Air pres
sure : above normal throughout he
'-oun.-y except in ne Mode Atlantic
and New England states.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-15

sentatives 'ouay rat!fod he ederal pro-
hibitior amendment. The senate pass
20 The resolution last wee
little Rock. Arh. Jan. 1.-THE Ar
i.-nsas Senate today adopted he -eso-
'ut.on ratify:ng The fedora! prohibit.oi
amendment The amendment PASSED tn,
Hou-e yesterday.
-dontsomery, Ala. Jan. 1.-THE Ala
"a ma Legislature todav ratified the fec
ara! prohibition amendment. The vote
n he House was y 20 ,, AMI in the
Senate g 10 =.
Salt Lake. Utah. jan 1.-THE House
OF Representatives OF the Utah Leg
sl4tuce :odar ratified the prohibition
amendment 70 the national constitu
ION. The vote was unanimous. The
Continued on Page 5coI. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-15

entitled 20 -eTaln possession 10 the
underwater c-af. According 10 ne
rApor'. the I'scoverv ~ KEEL ana
Wilhelm snarcn nav" ed q he -!r,!-
.ng Of other (+ssels anu consequent
- The new tcE1ns If the a!TnIs,.ce viii
r"qulr" The sur-erdrr II al suhma-
Tines already hnIt ana he 1es,~'.y-
non II those IN he WAYS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-15

Indianapolis. Ind, Jan. .4-indiana
ratified the prohibition amendment .
he federal constitution todav. Follow
,ng the action Of ,he Senate Yesterday
n approving the amendment. th- House
'odar TOOK similar a"t.oa bv j rote OIL
s. 10 i.
Raleigh. y. c.. Jan. li-Eorth CARO-
ina mas -auhed the fedora. prohibition
amendment. The House today PASSED
the resolution adopted las F-ida- by
he Senate.
topeka, kas, Jan. 1.-THE Kansas
LEGISLATURE -odav ratified re fedora.
prohibition amendment
Sprans:ield Hi. Ian. '-.-B" a vote o;
- % 80 he Illinois House oi Repre-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-15
Rigid ECONOMY TO BE
MAINTAINED in STATES
EXPENDITURES, 1920

lame Water Power Bill Appears in Senate
>>l>.ll5.42 Emergency Appropriation for
Legislative and State Expenses Until .Ad-
ournment of Legislature Petition to Make
Nov II Legal Holiday in Maine = House
Resolution Would Prevent Return of Hun
Re,ervists Who Left Z. S. to Serve in Ger
nan and Austrian Armies
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-15
TRANSPORTS WITH
5000 TROOPS ON
WAY TO AMERICA

Washington. Jan. 1.-THE rams
port Manchur.a has sailed from
France with more than 1000 troops
ana me transport Canada FOR Bos-
ON with about zoe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-15
POGROM REPORTED
AT BREDITSCHEW

wa-aw. Monday Jan. 4a.-tsN ne
.ssor,ated 7-ess).-A pos-on re-
nor,ed 20 have taken place at bredits'
chew. popularity known as me JEWISH
cap,ta, Of the Ukraine. the place der7v-
mr. IN -{tlg because II is ail-jewisn
ro-,,,,.,,ou The trouiIie : reported :"
have occurred as result OF an a.
tempt oy peasants 20 aisar,n Fni!''-A
who have been organizing tor 'aeir
nrotectton IN all centers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-15
Hun Prisoners
On Reconstruction
Work in Europe

raris. Jan. 14.-Tho cabinet decides
today that German war prisoners hence
forth should be employed n reronstroc
,,,, vor,, In he liberated districts
.,;,i,,,pr, Of oLs 800 will ne working oy
March :.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-15
Boston Forecast

Forecast for Boston ana v.clnitv,
N-dnesdav partly clouds. soTnewha;
older Thursday 1oIr roderate west
cr!v winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-15
THE WEATHER
PARTLY CLOUDY

New England and east-,7 New York
Partly cloudy ana colder Wednesday
Thursday lair
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-15
iAS TABLETS FOR
STOMACH GAS

n. iAs TABLETS stop gas AID
kao.,r nen' af.on after eating, Stop
esv, .eouce bloae.nG and gas PRES
h ana correct acid stomach.
GAS TABLETS At anv ali.
=. ~TE store.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-15
ONLY SIX MORE DRY STATES NEEDED
FOR NATIONAL PROHIBITION IN J.. s.

Seven More States Ratify Federal Prohibitory
Amendment Steps Taken Tuesday by Ala
bama, Arkansas. California. Illinois. Indi-
ana. Kansas and North Carolina Nebraska
Senate and Utah House Pass Amendment
California Grape Growers Protective
League to Contest States Action
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-15
THU RSDAY: Fair

Il costs 81, cents word to &c, yo,.
message by telegraph to one person.
ror one cent word you can oe: your
message through the kennebee Jour
raj . over thirty thousand persons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-15

Springfield. Hi. Ian. !-.-B. a vote 0;
- % 80 he Illinois House OF Repre-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-15

os;s 2ha cents word to get your
-e.s5ge oy telegraph to ono person.
- me lent word you can get your
usage through the kennebee Jour
: . aver thirty thousand persons,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-15

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-22
Is PRISONERS
ESCAPE CELLS;
POSSE HUNTS

CHICAGO. Jan. % Armed with
rifles and ready 20 shoot 20 kiii. Chi.
ease police today guarded every
highway and railroad heading into
Chicago in an effort 60 capture some
or all Of the 90 prisoncts who escaped
last night from Rock Island. III. jail
Most 81 tine men were known as
desperate characters, many Of them
heing parolcd convicts from Joliet
and other state prisons sent 70 Rock
Island 10 work In munitions works.
:. - known. according 10 dis.
patches from Rock island. that az
least two rcvolvers were la the pos.
session ~ the men.
Tie escape. said to b. one of the
most DARING on record. was made
shortly after o'clock hy the aid of "A
wooden KEY Whitfield out by one ~
the men Assembling in a corridor
outside Turnkey John sections Of
fice. the men rushed the quarters &C
eupied hy the sheriff family
When Jail guards made an effort 10
rccapturc the men. tive guards we're
trampled under foot and sexton was
shot. tho not seriously The men
then broke thru an uuharFcd window
and scattered tn the darkness.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-22
PLAN COUNCIL OF SOLDIERS
and WORKMEN IN TACOMA NOW

TACOMA. Jan. - local coun.
ell Of soldiers. sailors and workmen
will be- organized AZ a special strike
meeting. called for late this after.
noon In the Labor temple. the ship
yards strike committee announced
today.
At this meeting action will be
taken toward extension ot the strike
TO include all trades and crafts in
the city. with the announced intrn.
ton to completely paraiyze Tacoma
industry
At the same time IL was learned
thru official sources here that the
governments attitude. in tine pres
ent controversy. undoubtedly will be
10 allow ship construction on Puget
Sound 10 come 10 an indefinite stand.
still. rather than assume tho In.
creased cost Of construction cntailed
by an increase in wages.
J. sutton. secretary OF the local
strike committee. declared that such
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-22
PRESBYTERY IN
/ SESSIONS HERE

.'The war was fought for Christian
ideals. now that il Is won. It u the
churchs duty 20 carry out these
ideals 10 their ultimate fulflllmcnt
say~ nr. William + Bisdcrwoif evan
gelist. in explaining the New Era
movement ~ the Presbyterian
church
Campaign workers say the New
Era movement Is a real. live. united
movement OF all the i.sSi.TtS Prcshy
terians in the United States toward
accomplishing tremendous task
confronting tho church as a result Of
the world war
The presbytery ~ Seattle opened
conference sessions in Seattle Tues.
day morning nr. Biederwolf also
spoke during the lunch hour Wed
nesday. Prcshyterians plan 70 spend
s5oe. 900 Tor the relief Of stricken
Protestant chur~hes In the war zone
and 100000 on returning soldiers
and sailors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-22
55TH ARTILLERY
MEN REACH j. S.

Nt,W YORK, Jan. .. The trans
port Cretic. FROM iirrst. arrived here
to-day with i.oii m~n. and the Man
churin. from - NaGalre, with the
tath regiment. Coast Artillery. COM
piste, - officers and 1897 men. and
also ca.uais
The Manchuria'H list includes the
STth Division headquarters company
detAc elements % the 3i9th Sanitary
Train. tssth Engineers Pontoon
Train. s7th Aero Squadron. issth and
tsiHt Aero Squadron, from Fort Sio-
cum. Second Casual Ordnance Hat
talon tparta from Camp Upton.
Camp pix and Camp Merritt. casual
companies iss. ~ ana iss and sick
and wounded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-22

"A position. n taken by the govern.
ment. would be answered not oniy
by general strike here. but by "a
demand that the government i'm
msdiataiy provide employment for
all men Idle by reason Of such walk
outs.
The announcement 81 the proposed
formation Of soldiers. sailors and
workmen's council Included the state.
ment Of the strike committee that
~thc demands 81 the working class
viii be made az a class. a" and that 1--WE
will put ourselves on record that
we demand some Of the democracy
talked OF so Ehhiy during the war.
the first principle Of which Is more
money IN order to live"
\ big meeting OF blAcksmitha and
ruachinlsta was addressed by Adam
Barjh. socialist leader. and one time
candidate for mayor. lie made q
revolutionary talk on Government
by the Workers"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-01-22
Millions in Hun
Goods Revert to
the United States

AMERICAN HEADQUARTERS
IN GERMANY. Jan. 20.--DeIayed.j
The contents Of 30 warehouses and
barracks In the Cohlenz region.
crammed with millions OF dollars
worth OF war materials abandoned
by the Germans. will revert to the
United States by default
The supplies were not iuventoried
by the enemy. and cannot be turned
over to the allied pool
One hundred men Of the salvage
department have completed a
months work in checking up the
materials.