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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-08

wANTET--Afefi with teams to haul
logs and pulpwood Benz. r, Smith,
Passumpsic, Vt, tel. 2ls-1l 1916
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-08

FOR SALE-Eight foot traverse
sled. Inquire Caledonian Office. :
PLAYER-PIANO-Nearly new, best
make, used, win sell for balance due
on it. Come in and see it. GuaranS
tecd- Terms if desired. Mclean.
FOR SALE--Buildings for sale and
nice tenement to rent on Cliff street
itickaby Real Estate Agency, 8
Charles Street, 1903 I
FOR SAI4E-Good secondhand TIM
her,. Used cars bought, also all kinds
of junk and hides. H. Dolgin, sc
Portland street. j Tel. 537-M. If
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-08

WANTED Companion for invalid.
Little hohsewe Good home for
Fight party address Galedonian.
- -, 1851
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-08

WANTED-At once at Fairbanks Inn
d char1bermaid, and table girl.
&. z 80 =, - $50 If
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-08
TO RENT

TO RENTING room tenement, 2
Bagley street 157tt
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-08-01
WEYBRTDGE NEWS
Mrs. W. W. KingsIand, Correspondent

49, w. -@-oSANNi ONAANSPOhhShh
Miss Bernice Twitchell returned to
New York Sunday night
Miss Vera Workman of Crown Point
was Sunday guest at + F. Dewey's.
Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Twitchell of
New York are visiting his brother, D.
S. Twtchen.
Rev. J. NJ. Bishop will return from
his vacation spent at his home in
Poughkeepsie today.
Mr. and Mrs Bars and little son of
Worcester, MasA, are visiting Mrs.
Bars sister, Mrs. G. P. Larrow.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Doolin and Mr..
and Mrs. W. W. Kingsland visited at
Ellsworth Doolin's in East Middlebury
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Donald Hamilton,
who were recently married, left Friday
night for their future home in Florida
where he has position.
L. J. Larkin, assistant manager of
Hotel Argonne, New York City, with
several friends, is in town to spend
several weeks vacation. They occupy
the house of NJ. L. Young.
Rev. and Mrs. Cheesebro of Pough-
keepsie will arrive here today where
they will be the guests OF Rev. J. NJ.
Bishop at the parsonage for a few
weeks. Rev. Cheesebro will preach in
the Methodist Episcopal church Sun
day.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-08-01
BRIDPORT NEWS
(Mrs. C. A. Pratt, Correspondent

N4'AAo' - 80 AoSNi wa ~ = SAAN/
Miss Helen Sollace is recovering
from the measles
Miss Hope Billings spent the week
end at her home in Ripton.
Mrs. Mary Lowell and Miss Media
Lowell are guests at ]. A. Lowells
Miss Sabra Heustis went Monday
to Marlboro, Mass, to spend a short
time with relatives there.
The Ladies' Society will hold their
annual lawn social at the home OF T.
H Nadeau next Thursday evening
Miss Flora Grosvenor, who has been
visiting in Rutland, returned Sunday
to the home of her aunt, Mrs. Alice
Hough.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Russell and
grandson, Russell Norton, returned
Tuesday from a visit with relatives in
Monkton.
Miss Annis Bissell and Miss Carrie
Bissell of Providence, R. 1, visited
their cousin, Mrs. H. S. Witherell a
few days last week
The Camp Fire Girls" and Blue
birds" will give an entertainment at
the Grange hall August H. Refresh
ments will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Dukett returned
home Monday, after spending a week
with their daughter, Mrs. A. H. Mount
ford Of Worcester, Mass.
Miss Katherine Baldwin and Mrs.
Harry Taylor and son, Robert, spent
several days last week with their broth
er, Edwin Baldwin of Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs H. ~ Sollace and Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Coursey and family
attended the golden wedding of Mr..
and Mrs. Edrick Bodette of Addison
last Saturday
E. A. Lee, who has been caring for
d. c. Barbour, for the past six weeks,
returned to his home in Vergennes
Sunday and Mrs. Alta Mitchell has
taken his place Mr. Barbour is able
to be around the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Preble were in
Burlington last Friday Mrs. Mary
Brown who has been in Burlington for
several weeks for treatment, returned
home with them and has resumed her
work at the telephone Office.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-08-01
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF
Which is Better-Try an Experiment
Or Profit by Middlebury
Citizens Experience


Something new is an experiment.
Must be proved to be as represented.
The statement OF a manufacturer is not
convincing proof OF merit.
But the endorsement of a friend is.
Now supposing you had bad back,
A lame weak, or aching one,
Would you experiment on it?
You will read of many so-called cures.
Endorsed by strangers from far-away
places.
It's different when the endorsement
comes from home.
Easy to prove local testimony.
Read this Middlebury case:
Col, ]. M. Tracy, Main ST., says: II
had rheumatic pains across my loins
and at times sharp twinges shot
through my kidneys The kidney Sc
cretions were irregular and painful in
passage and inflammation of the bladder
nearly drove me frantic l had dizzy
and fanting spells and my whole sys-
tenn seemed to be affected. was in dis
pair as l could hardly walk. Finally 1
purchased Doan's Kidney Pills at Shell
don's Drug Store and they helped me.
My kidneys acted regularly again;
was able to sleep better and the pains
in my back were relieved"
CSttement given June 10, 1911
NO TROUBLE SINCE.
On September 49, 1916, Mr.. Tracy
said; al still have a high opinion Of
Doan's Kidney Pills for they restored
me to good health"
Price Goo, at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's
Kidney Pills-the same that Col Tracy
had. Foster-Milburn Co.. Mfgrs, Buff
falo, N. Y.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-08-01
HoUSEwoRK IN HOT WEATHER

Hot weather brings no relief from
homework drudgery. II anything,
woman's work is more trying. Over
work and worry cause kidney trouble,
resulting in backache, sore muscles,
stiff joints, rheumatic pains, always
tired feeling and other distressing sym
toms. Mrs. Robt Blair, 46l S. Goth
ST.. Terre Haute, Ind, writes: "After
taking Foley Kidney Pills backache
stopped and my kidneys were restored
to healthy, normal action. 1 am also
free from those tired spells and head
aches and my vision is no longer blur
red"
Frost's Pharmacy, So Main ST.,
Middlebury, VT.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-08-01
MILK PRICES
Effective Aug. |, 1919

Milk to credit customers lac. per quart
Milk to cash customers 1Sc. per quart
10 Milk Tickets S1sO
Pints to credit customers 8 cents
Pints to cash customers 7 cents
Cream in half-pint jugs zoe. per jug
20 Cream Tickets cash $3.50
Skim Milk, a limited amount 7c. cash
20 Skim Milk Tickets $125
Butter Milk at 7e. per quart
Deliveries will be made to credit Gus
toners only a reasonable length Of
time.
Constant advance in the cost of pro-
duction and distribution makes this
advance necessary at this time.
Yours very truly,
ELMER L. WRIGHT
Milk Dealer.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-08-01
Is cents a package

CameIs are sold everywhere in scientific
ally sealed packages of 20 cigarettes; or
ten packages ZOO cigarettes) in glass
inexperienced carton. We strongly
recommend this carton for the home or
office supply, or when you travel
RI. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY
Winston.Sa lsm, N. C.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15
RETURNED BOYS
NAY USE ROOFS
TO SLEEP ON

New 7 1rk- July 7-Ca-ps NAV oe
established on me -oE1s IF buildings
II this CRY as sleeping quarters 1or
returned EniEIs-s here IT leave z me
Wa Camp Community Service
adopts suE-Bslon made to-day nv
Sheriff DaE-iG Z Knott VINO ope-atas
a cham u hotels and VIM oHa-s6
the Use IF che NJ rs 5ufsf1-vs FIR
ta1s pu-pnss.
Sheriff Knot. rne uonk exception
n M War Camp Community Dian r..
proT1C1nE mattresses II Lrs c.-ks
tOr sE-vlce maj pOln1ec uut that
roofs occupied ~ per cauz Of the
ci-ys a-ea anG are hlgr above the
hea- Ee explained also -az- = SOL
clers housed there they woult De
assured u privacy and would not De
exposed ID there's
They should not De Das-u--ae olz-
n the parks AkR automobiles "
de-ellc-s" SAID q letter SET ID -ae
Community Service
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15

TIE Disturbances arose first eur-
IL E- R-su7l ny Representative
SlE--uC- Democrat II Texas. q
soszR z second tine against nm
aInencms-- WHEN would have gwen
a jU-v ina ign - dsf1e INTOXICATING
lTuuU-. EnG vas increased Eu-IrE al
ADDRESS r. EHp-Ese--z1ve GaLz-
democrat II GasERE ruEs-S wac
at-riR--ad -aa- neu3e-s vo-nr CT
shoLiC pr-zz II -aa CONGRESSIONAL
EecnrE exact nov rucr hCun-
they ca1 stirred z mar homes a1c
Offices
The al battle II -he aEv how
eve was cVs- the amendment U
define a. Ln-1El-zcr 4 oe~zraEE coz
ra---nC mora -hRr W. and three
C1a--s,-s Der cer- alcunrl. instead Ct
1ne-hRE 1er-.E--- as w----aen N tina
Bill E-ep''sEstsIz-a,-.7 a DYER. 2spuoE;-
cEl. M1sE1U--.- aE-3nr G the anEnl-
mart tic not ask 51r TITS definition
= ne -nrs---u-l1rE- proesntl3-
Emsrcner- rI- z-03- n the WIZ
The law n pianE-nc tar IT'S adop-
lur NJ Over declared II was woz-
F-eslce-- WL4s0r mad recommended
q Congress- am ulGiG permit 6z--
III ne -ar-aa--z-r 3e-7oc n va- tine
Ts--Df1ib1-10r - sBis y LEh- wines
anG bea-. anc -zE~- delay issuance
II { proclamation -E thE prssiden-
winch wsulE ~as-8rs the sale -
''tca--l'' donors -1s-e was q round
- s-seec.l- making IL r-zE MOTION II
hour n = VII ne ~G-rE'' asEaal1n-
= as Ct s1-s-1-- wedge Lae "wEE
asserting -1E7 Il ms-zlE would per
III ne vs-y ming me p-aslder- as
r1-ma11e-- L-1-C-ae5 8f ne aTv
caG Sale Tas Bes- FIR me cnE---v er-
ne nEE sIz months Ae1a- rwS znE
-E-HH--GR-- T,e- -Hr- bez- hR5
been r,oWis.d ever ~ d -eru-5 vote
u Ia - Gland -E-s was aDBu- rtsa
relative leclslnr OF al amendments
me p-or-51I-lnn-sLs wsr- after an
ether E-oenc-1e-r bv Representative
1gDe- wiz would rave s--iken OH
a. 1e+1c mn u lrEuxczrzz. Killing
ne proposal. Is 70 Sc. There was
ne Utmost cnr-1slrn a. times ia
s7gs-4 vlEor3uS wnacss WIZ ne
Continued or Ta7e -Coa. s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15
DEFENDS PACT
Sen. Swanson Praise:
League Covenant
Virginia Ssrs-o- EI-.s First Sar+ in
Fisr- +cr Aco--lo,-oecia-es Doc
unere Ore q &a-iE's E-ea.er-
-a-n~ag - A7s-ica is Siai-

u aS--1E-Dr. july -4-P-als.ax
the League q Na-lurs cuvsnac- as
me u rne wurI6 E-sR-sst docr-
usns" Senator Swanson If Tr-
gina. 4 DEE oC-a-lc member u me
F.Dra4Er EslElurs GuulzE.:ss. Enlo me
SsEals LoCEy Ina. = -hf Cuz-aG STATES
-sgecIsE Lns League L would mean
-ta- she wDuiE skuIk II the Ersa-sst
T-0r.C C--ls-s L-a- ever occurred"
rs dsIEnoaG the League a-a1nE- the
objections LnR1 = WDUio sacrifice
sovereignty anc ne-lcan IL 9I1anns
aaG asserted Lha- u me contrary
L woEl1 result II immense uaas-IR
EE.1- II protaC-nE Aley1caa 1--ar-
r71y anC preventing wa Ee de-
claTEG i woEic moi -,ss1e super
ecwe!-n-n.=r1t. -uT0Ive orleClnnanie OBJ
LEaloaE nor --rzIlda1a the Monroe
1ocTlna
The Isz1wsv Ct our Gury Is
plan" ne sElG Let rs nor ne
a11E-1sc ~ Our Gwr groc-EoUs
shadow as i projects Esstt Er1n
wF0r1e affairs. Ls- EE not De dsterren
from or manifest GUY -eno destiny
n giving service aac E1-ac-on ID
worl6 Il { G--ec- hour u rs needs ana
G1s---ass"
rs sa4c = was ne PARAMOUNT or-
1lEa1or n responsible statesmen II
Iore-sE- anDLnsr sucn confederation
wnlcr w1ulG -E-ur1 -ns worin 10
ina -lIe OF 5-z1s 1Drce and os-oa--
En IF the Ozark ages"
-ns assembly IF the League VII
be assR-le1 E-un TWO OPPOSITE
SOURCES" ne Continued The ieRrle
VILE nelLne- De e super STATE nor
sovereign NOR q helpless. poHeriess
azsocla1aau e 1aaonE- TIE instrument
creating M Lsa-us IF crwaEr-
tsT71s-ec MD 5r Sewerage STATES. One
af II a-1-lDE-as q sUuH-elEn-v Is
-f1e AFFINITY u MAKE covenants er
Agreements ina Z s1a-e resa--zrs.s ~
III Sovereignty e cnncf1zlvsiv SET
-laC ~ me provision allowing ar
u1sLoe Il W1-1E-sw Nc ralor. 81
Pc ~ o-ne-wlsH ever LnuE ex--ess-
lv g-u-1neG ueE1s for is GlsHpID-
Lor-
--ls covenant Z -aZ1er cv ne
Senate E-1Li6 oe NJ more ~ lesE
-zR- z treaty IsEalzeE under GU
CONSTITUTION The plan -1- ne for
NATION II me league * s41li4ullv
concelT &C. and me Only one posElbse
u1cer existing pnHucal conoz-lUns.
The assembly IF the Les-ue vi.
ne cD-poEec of Representatives +
M members. VINO VII re seieete5
- accordance W.T. ne laws af The
~especE-7-a sraues. II -rle case II me
-zzaG S-a-es ne Representatives.
oeI-g officers c-eR1ed bv c-ea-y
would Re appointed Hv En ac- II
Congress. Much upposIDur has been
C--Hc because E-sE- 1a1on Ike
-ns : lad S-.a1ss aaS MY aus vors
II ne ASSEMBLY. Eur VIA 61.s--
encs coes ne humber IF VOTES maze
Upor a. important raR-rs-s ne az
1Cc--3naer an Page Col. =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15
SUSTAIN VETO
OF President On Day
light Saving
Ear Viii cor-4-ue indefinitely
~ -cuse ActIp- Monras--a-ry
lines c,sresa-aen - So--cz-
orrer-s - Cease Efforts

as---E---. Jury 1.-The 1z-1lEr-
savng plan unds- winch ne cieLks
u -ne COUNTY a-e -u-ne1 forward
z- hour n MH--r a1d nora6 1ack II
C,r-ops-. vi Dc continued I-dsE-
rz-alv
his vas assured -1dz-. wne-- u
l-wl-- P-aEiGer- Wilson e vz1c - M
sS;:;l rfn Nar agricultural appropriation
sl-- oeca use # rs ride~ -epPRI1nE ne
1ayl1ErT Sang arr, me House -
1LssG ~ a vDTE n - = Z35 - pEss
rrs measure uvs- me Presidents Va
= S--erE-1 --1Era--ar w -nH -zDsn-
77-3cE-es WIS E5E+- v71aE lssF man
ne necnsga-v TTn--n1--r1s NJ the mem
he's present Par Ines wa-R ale-e-
EGdec n -1e voEnE, ns-ne-E x-1n
agricultural 11s--1r-=-ne sou--e II
n1s7 # ne Observation-Disclosures oRs-
sR-e n ne mil as originally snac-ad
W.T. REPRESENTATIVES. I'm -ae u.'hE-
6lE--7C-s opposed
LOUISE aCvoCa1Rs n re -=oeB, sRIG
III GIT ae-e- ne aE-lCu z-u-1 -
hGG oesr ss-- nack n me rur---Rs
<3r elimination # the -aosRl T1--T-.s-
sln-. -1E- nj further eE1-r TaU!E ne
ua1E a. TINS SESSION. -se-rHaS nor 81
IFS Congress. Wit : car-g-ues n az
lE1ancs E-ll LR-t.t. -aH- r we ou-
me GHvllrr- sHr1-- ar There was
IT r-G1c1-lrr -he~ sElG hat they
w1la6 ne aois - strengthen. their
fg-"es
-erH-e leaders alsn 11d4ca- A7 tina
N aC1or woE3G ne originated = ira.
aoG~ - appeal ne act. and failure
q -ne LOUISE -sdaT - pass M appro-
p-ialur measure ever ne -Hr- vi!
prevent any action by me Senate ~
ne -sDea1 rider.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15
Start War Beer
Test Case. Chicago

Chicagc. July 14-The first res-
case under the wartime prohibition
~ he fled N this Federal Gsst-ir-
vas started tDdax ny Charles 2
C,-ne. Tnirsd States district a--rr-
nsy, against The SrErsen Brewing
Company, a Chicago CONCERN Tire
SUIT charges raH1 rne coruaanv mai
uta<rnred beer containing more than
une-naaf M une Der cent airufanl after
MAY J. and soid beer Of the Same
fnrMuia aftsr Jusw !. the arzs cuns-a-
ru-1ng violations OF tne epoc rrnser-
WALTON and prnnihtraur acrs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15
Numerous "Liberar' Amendments All
Voted Down by Overwhelming Vote
WET Minority Fights Every Inch
of Way--DisoTder on Floor Worst
Of Present Session

Washington. July 14-Pr exhibition forces took tu- cur-
Eo 7 the House today, refused 10 permit
straight notion repea- the wartime defeated
overwhsnEy amendment providing for the sale Of
and beer and stood soy against Al
attacks the genera enforcement
J1s1 fast q liberal" anenc-s1t offered by
opponents OF prohibition voted dow
nony. always by triple for minority fighting
cry inch Of ground demanded division after the ayes and
called asked ers Before the House
got through first section O. the first part Of the
part bill rhere disorder floor tha7
any this session.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15
3 filters KILLED
Two Injured IN Sea
plane Accident
Machine was Maxios Test Fas--.
W1-klns 0u. S-nsierns in AGRA
W-eieas- Near P-aaueicrs-
Cause rf Acc,cert NOT knc~-

Philadelphia. July A.-Th-se uzrnl
Ev1a-ur were PINNED u me BOTTOM o.
The Delaware -7us- ano a-owneG todzr
when q large pe-lGassenEe- ssHplaas
plunged nrD shallow water IT me
Philadelphia navy vR-d, Two others
II Inc ssHDiEae a. LDE -ms ware IL
Jured The dead
Ensign AEoid .. Sper1-,r. Pasadena
Ca
CElet Nacnlnisf Mae ! Eh-ls
ALwaukee, Wis
Cuxswarn " G Spuds-. A-laurlr City
Y
The injured
4 Werner. cE1Hn-s-s MAE
broken isE ano badly bruised.
& Parker, civilian oBse-ve-, suffering
e-rIn shock.
The SEA plane n VIM. IL tasr1rzIt.a l.
known Hs ne F-.-- -vpe. similar n
cpnE--1cEIun put smaller maj me --a--
A-tHn7c " fls-s was nIaElnc lest
hlgr1 WORKING MI q proniem IL ae-lHl
wireless L wHE p-acacai3r unBnserrAr
Dr the -ilcrEanGs 81 smuiuxszs zg-t.1r-
n ne va-a and mad heHn II th+ ar
sBrns time when Z vas seer n tiasrEnd
a. e sf1a-r. FwnupinE angie al7uH-sr7-sv
cuc q -Dn-o II s--uck -ns water rors
h-st snG wert E--atEH- "A he no7zurr
then cumplerHlv v--ncked. --1se Slow
- the surface as small ouR1s pu- ou-
II u the injured msr- WIN wH-H =
ne -sa- - tnH machine ware -sHruss
nu- ne urhe- -n-He. WIN ws-n SEE ar =
he e--n-- did MOI rise II ne surface
Sailors ware pu- al work 6-zEr1nr M
--rn- fo~ ne hrysiHH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15
Men Are Employed on
Vessels Controlled
by L. S. Shipping
Board-Ofer of In
crease and Shorter
Hours Refuse d
Seek Closed Shop
SERIOUS
EFFECT ON
COMMERCE

New York, July 14.-Ths
threatened strike Of nez en-
ployec On the vessels controlled
by the United States Shipping
Board was called late today. By
tnls action. according 70 z1ior
onclals, $1,000 sesner and
thousands OF stewards. COOKS
and o1her employees jo11ed the
ranks Of those already OF strike
u the coaSrwlse Trade.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15

The oEE- 5y Las SHIPPING Board
n al increase II wages and shorter
working hours II ppr- was 0upilca.-
&c locay by rne American Steamship
Assoc1a-loE. which Controls . psr
cent Of The DRgw1ss EhzgpIaE. ~.
the proposals failed II n-,rr ABOUT
q settlement OGclals CT ne Ship
PING Board VII make another af-
4ort I1nor-ow &c reach Al ag-eE
nerz Win the strike leaders anc End
e sl-llE1nn winch e admittedly nav
lg q serious eEac- OF ocsEn COM
Dsrce- The p-1ncI1EL Dune If -nr-
isnlDr. rns Jr3uE heads sEv Il ever
the Quespor Of q Closed snur a
2r1nCIpfs winch me officers ~ ma
steamship aEsocIalan nave -asulu-e-
y refused = cnncsde- The 0U-leu.
was CIRae more tn-sa1suznc w-sr
FL1an E 5rDwr International p-es-
lden1 IF me Marine Engineers. tale
Erapned rom Buffalo Lnae ms urIDu
had wCran ID Jpln the wah-our = rns
demands Of LnR strikers were not met
In STATEMENT ISSUED BIZ the stszr-
ship association. n winch = chr
ser-so u meet -nE are- Of Lfaa Sir
Dig Board. 7 WIS aSEs-..r -nR1 al
TEnces n wages a. TINS -ne vii
inevitably -r-Arrare WITH me -
building anc maintenance u ne an
s-Icac Merchant Marine Il ne ever
EsAS --ads"
The Statement cscia-aE -rE- Wages
pslE III American seE-lan ara nl-r-
- than those pEl6 ssarnsn auE-vr nara
else n the woric cu- ma -ne award
Of ne Shipping 5CE-c T-,ahss y Or
AEa1or- OF ar-vazs swns-s u c1r-
ceoe similar -a1e IF par
u nEr asked = me new rH--rrr rfs-nc
TT the -Arns-cRn Steamship Assnc:H-lur
VIA Iuen-lrHl WIN -aDER urs-lc. rr ne
Shipping nuH-h. F-znks-H = Nome
chairman u the azsBciHzJuu crr.-rli--
las N Wages ERzu enrv ware wf-r ne
exception n wurKsnr rules wfllc- rr1R7-
TE- has sean PLACED II me names n p
subcommittee tBr nerurzH-gn Win M
Unions
2HrE- Ca-1snr. genera! ssr-Hra-v n
ne Marine F--Emsn. Oilers anu WAR
1snus-E' LnicE. p-Har1sr -uuzEu1 re
VI nf al Shipping wr1nIr -n-ae ca,rE a-c
dHcia-Hr r.1a+ C1nusuuuE z-e ne SAM
alurr M ruaE1 rum Portland ru Ga
unstur
Tn4on afhC1aIs gx7-ssEen xsa- II.
night maj Ire shipping pnz-z NAV ma
ne DUES or wticn c-swE haz-e s1-ucg
WITH navy sa1ir-z Strike lenders d.
ciE-ed -na1 snch action would m
wHaksn rnst- stand
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? Killed. Il Hurt
In Freight P1e-up
At New Haven

New Ezzxer. CDna., July 1.-Two
men were killed and l. inquired. one
seriously w1er q wnrk-tTa1r backed
INTO four standing 1raiEht cars on z
siding near the Mnn11wsz sra11cn. on
the Air Line Division this ae-srnoon-
The dead and injured formed a DIRT
Of the working crew.
Daniel ]. Sullivan ~ WestdsiG.
NaaE., Eae cnnducrrr NJ fhr work
rrzsn- and Thomas Derrizz1 q Ezsf
Eazr4rr9. Conn.,. enE4nrar. were or
darmG hnaG under bends u k5uDr rv
TN emunE Dan1snH h1s 1rE.ng -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15
CHICAGO BIDS
FAREWELL TO
IRISH PRESIDENT

-hlcagu- jay q La-ge ct-uwC 70
n.gac participated II ne farewell 4,r
E2-nnun dc Fae-a, E-c-Hsluen- Of ne
1-isn 2spuBiiC- wnu departed FOR San
F-anrlscp % c2--v Ills plea 5r,- aac for
h de JgIre EuVe-rmer- ~ Ireland 10
ne western pE-- u me Cu3tAG States
AR visiting Eevs-a- u The larger
CITES IT me West III. ds Ta.a-a oiaas
Ii -Erur % Chicago.
This afternoon me --fsn -1-esitisr-''
WIS guest NJ rns cItv council. H. was
an hGslRs-cHI.s- rsces-sC II me hon- II
-ls caEroe-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15
UNION SEAMEN
QUIT COAL SHIP
AT PORTLAND

Portland Ne. july -z--AnDIl- =
saEnsr and E-Emsr N rae sTaHr1sr
Northern Queen TO-DAY lnl1ec ne
ur1Dn torres al other Atlantic sRH-
ports. when they rg-gt Hp-k On OF
ae-s from ofEiclR4s ~ ne AtlH--lC
-ARmEr T-lun The steamer a--
wed WIN cBHl few DAYS a-n from,
Norfolk and Il me first mere u he
aEsc1ec ~ the strike
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.AN DAMAGE
d HURRICANE
. VALPARAISO

--4'i'' ---At- jGsy icy The Is
80 ---ess Fire small vessels
: 1es->--'yec " birvu ashore anc
-a1sys was caused ~ a nur-
- "alcc DEW over rnts pur- SAT
a1t sunday Al bE- one of
II ne German Steamer Sals
','eG. The SEls was wasncG
" a2c aes-cved-
. a- SHIP PeliKan. of 1889
VII 7sE-slar, sank H srs mour-
=, IA 1E-oor Two repair SHIPS.
--@-'lD anc -h4ioe. and the sev-
- s@ansr CaIsicn were pound
i. '''-@s against the nrenkwa-er.
A. 1ii-1 Steamer Wesranaisn was
' -'''-lf=sc ana three orner Ger
y. ,le-s a-H II DANGEROUS cam
- No estimate Of the damage N
- 2u< Mary small craft were
r a'ac much Merchandise was
le ~ea-nsr sul Is very hearv
-ae- German vessels, the
- -s-u1s IF 5000 rnns. and me
. sss-E Pstscniss. Of sBg7 run.
"nn2 II ga TONE. we-e re-
: Ws'f ashore and broken IN
D., :. %, 'aso despatch received on
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HOUSE POSTPONES
INVESTIGATION
OF FL. c. OF LIVING

u asnzaE-nn. June 14-Ir-as-,rz
non u tne coE1 Of living by a s4e-
cia- cnnm--lss Of s1z REPRESENTATIVE
to oe appointed by Speaker Glue-
was postponed II q resolution tr-e-
ancsc today ry Representative John
son, Democrat II M1ssisEipr1 TIE
committee would De required 1c 70,
orumen6 L Congress the o-u14-
course 70 pursue n order rraH- n
nign ccst Of food may De reduced a1c
those who are Guilty. IF p-ufree-1nc
may pc punished
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INSANITY TO BE
DEFENSE N
LEWISTON KILLING

lewiston M Ju.v -+--I 4lI-a-n
-latots~. a--a4Ened II tne lewiston
Municipal cru-- -rzs morning @0- me
murder OF Pa-1ck Fahey. pieadee MOI
guilty..
Following 3rlef testimony rv the
officers VINO captured MN. ne was
asiG wZ-ngu- t8a-l for me C.c-gf1er
-+4g-I- or me superior cDE--
e. was -Hprese--aG ~ Ar-G-nsv
X -lllEl 3. Skal-0n Of LFw1-sor
The defense VII he 1asRra--
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BONAR LAWS
STATEMENT ON
IRISH POLICY

Lun0on. jug A--ENeAea N me
Eouss Of Commons todav 1nr state
manr IF the government 1-iHh pnllcr
N- SunE- Law EaIG
The government does not wIEn II
postpone any par IF lie pnIirv. III.
crss mot wish 10 a--zupr Anything w,--s-
0ur sorne chance IF s,Hs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-15

u asf1inE1on. July THE newly
organized Pacific Hae1 VII, sti.l f-urr
Hampton Roads July - instead If
July 80 as previously arranged, =
WIS derldeG la-R tocGv a e confer
ence between Secretary Daniels ana
A6rI-al Eugn Goldman commander
of Tia fleet TIE care " ING fesr's
arrival a san DiecD. Ca. was sxea
a. AUGUST : or s.