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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-01
BIG FELLOW ORDERED
TO LET UP IN HElvY NITTlNG

Ioieno. o. June 30.-For fea.r nj
an INJURY TO his hands. Jack Derup-
&c! To-Day was instructed TO elm
lEaLe ali heavy hitting from nus train
ing nouts. the instructions were is
Sueo al Inc request of Tex Riclsard
ND intends to make the same re-
Guest OF Willard. Dempsey is so
iine physically that there is more
IMAM remote danger of his ,rc,,r
Stale. Many observers lean TO tho
ninion rnat he reached the peak of
coHulaon some days ago and only
me most skiiful handling will per-
hi MIN to retain the form that has
made him the marvel Of ali those
VINO nave had q chance to examine
MIN.
This afternoon he piaunsd to box
.oor easy rounds. L Ii the itisa nf
Trainer Jimmy DeForest to give his
rnarSe Just enough work to keen MIN
supple and maintain his iuds-nent of
distance. Dempsey will change his
- ornlng road runs to q fast walk
ana by Wednesday, will be through
WIN training. Willard piars to cun-
Ianne MS recent burst Of training
speeo Tor at least two DAYS more un
less spell of hot weather causes
MIN TO thanee his mind.
Discussing MS failure to do road
work Willard said TODAY:
l know that many close follow
eis Oh boxing do not agree with me
On TINS point. but I am convinced
tiiai IN my case al least. I feel bet
~ without running on the road. you
can run a small pony all day bur
|ou VIII kill big truck horse with
me same trick. feel sure that
can anu have developed all the leg
Sno wind endurance 1 need. I NAV
&c wrong, OF course, and if l am /
III nave TO pay the bill, but I am
noL WORRYING on that point"
n3perts who think that Willard
souuio nave done more work admit
II II ne 10 IN better shape than when
ne met Frank Moran. but claim that
&c IL woefully short Of the condition
reached when he defeated Jack John
son In Havana. willard t.ps the
sceaes u 24t today, instead Of the
lob when he defeated Moran. He
expects 10 enter the ring on Friday
nj ABOUT 246. This wifi be ABOUT rhree
4A46 "E4SIl "IGL uE
won the championship.
willard claims that his dieting and
NOT the work has reduced his weight
anu furthermore he does not need
70 De as fine to go even the full y
rounds as ne did when he had the
possibility of 45-ruund battle star
ing MN IN the face. Some of his
more enthusiastic admirers claim that
ms condition clearly indicates that he
mas been doing secret training in ad-
dItlon to mis- public workouts. but
ilIaru denies this old trick Of pu-
g1lism. He is not using brine or any
other D. operation to tougher his skin
tut Dempsey is following this old
system and is picking" his face for
the contest. as did Fitzsimmuns. JEFF
fr1es anu others in the early days.
Neither Willard nor Dempsey in
tend TO dry out during the final -
hours preceding the bout. which is
another old-time ring training rule
thrown into the discard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-01
CALENDAR OF SPORTING EVENTS

June D-sassha: Wer~ile twilight Maine cun-
trial Ships cadiiars at Wate~v
Jury 1-easesal: WaerV3le
Co. Wyandpttss ut Wate-v
July 2-aasshal 'WstsrviTs Lssuus n.
July @saaeba!i Tigers Fairfield Fairfield.
-oasehsA. n
July -sasssafi p M H. w. Fair
H-hares. Celebration
July -champonship
Dempsey
July First National Annual
Assoc ind
5-f2-Yactnp Of
Ssheac ehsaGt to Bar tarhn-
July 2s-Trapshootinp
Park. aoekis
july S-6oH international Ut
SEPT D. Tracks A. A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-01
N. z. STANDING
|;USHNOCS TRIM
KATE HOUSE IN 9TH

:, AZ interesting game played on the
h.re1 Williams field Monday afternoon
k.,veen The Cushnucs and State House
\, me first inning the Cushnpcs put two
rsr around the circuit and held this
s,e until the third. when the State
Rouse got busy and put one man across
h. ,ar Neither team scored again tn
!, the htth when the Papermakers got
kne more and the Lawmakers got three.
Ikaer. was no more scoring by either
,sr until the ninth. pomerleau. the
s-st rnar I'D for the Cushnpcs drew a
raIk: Nichols got life on an error by
kuunells; r Martin failed to get j.
Martins E-ounder, filing the bases.
Asrrli hit. scoring Pomerleau and
eeseif. r whittier hit the pill for an
p.ns single. scoring Martin; Purins-
ksr Knocked the ball for u pretty two
hsxse- &c center. Merrill and r. Whit
"a seor.ay; Purington went to third
he uenrat un HAskeus sacrifice hit: ",
Wntssea ~Iiised but wAE caugh: cut q
IsesaE. .Aiensrta out. Paine 70 vio-
Is.ss. II the State House hal: O: this
Innne rRins started Oh with q two
ka2 htt: Brawn ont TO PomerleAu I'M
ksuesc Paul McGouldrick appeared
h this particular moment and hit for
hmnsils and tpuk the strike-out route.
knt Ryzn followed suit. ending the
nme
The feature Of the game was the
pitching Of Haskell he striking out =
men ana allowing but Ave hits.
The Printers and Crossetts will be
b. teams that will play this afternoon
j, As on the Reuel Williams field.
ne summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-01
CARDINALS DROP
ONE TO PIRATES

Pittsburgh, Pa. June 3D.-Pitts-
hurgh defeated St. Louis today To
l. Mays Witness was directly re-
sponEible for the loss of todays' game
ty st. Louis. The Pittsburgh club
announced that IT has secured Out
fielder Nicholson from Detroit via TIN
waiver route. Score:
81. Louis % 0 0 0 0 l 0 0 0-I-p-p
Pittsburgh J 0 0 0 l 0 . T4-S-2
MAYS, Tuero and Snyder; Adams
and Schmidt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-01
YANKEES DO IT
TWICE TOLOWlY
RED SOx BUNCH

New York, June 30.-New York
Ton both games of a dpuble-heaier
rom Boston here today, staging an
eighth inning rally in each to over
come one-run lead Of the Red Sux.
me scores were Z TO and to Q
The worlds champions fielded popr-
~ IN the first contest and lost de-
spite Ruths home run with the bases
tuH IN the sixth inning
Pennock went along we'll in thu
serund same until the eighth inning,
when the Yankees punched four hits
with a pRsB for three runs.
PecktnpAugh hit safely in both
games end now has made hits in 1s
consecutive contests. Scores:
First game:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-01
COSSACK TROOPS
ROCT RED FORCES

Ekaterinodar, Friday, June Co.
~he army Of Kuban Cossacks. op-
Grating IN the bend of the Don river.
has captured 4oUD Bolsheviki and
10 guns. The Don Cossacks, who
also are advancing northward. have
captured 1900 prisoners and three ar
mored trains.
The Don Cossacks have occuuied
Miilerovo and broken the Bolshevik
front north Of Millerpvo.
The kuban Cossacks routed four
infantry and two cavalry regiments
Of the Bolshevik forces.
The Bolsheviki have been defeated
on the kertch peninsula ON the east
ern end of the Crimea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-01
WHITE SOX VIA IN
= FPY GAZE \

CLEVELAND. q. June 3e-ChidHs0
trfcated speland 8 To . tulny In n
.stormy Eaf Manager GIeason WIS
eserted frrkI slthe Aela in fhe first
fnrins for Nfdasstins dscisinn.
Litter the Cleveland tom delayed
the eure 10 minutes hEnstinx that
C1cutss had made baik.s.
4Eievritrnd ortfieiders haa fDur as
hisfs TO the plate. Smith gut Sou-
k,e. triple ana h0neran, ana MIR
ply a double and three singles In
fDur times up Score.
Chiragp % o. 1 o e-s-1s-1
Cleveland eoo1 g1co g. "a
Cicutte ana Sehalk: Bagf,y. Phil
lips, Myers and C'Sniil. Nunafnnker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-01
Mackmen Win
In eth Over Senator's

Phiia ieIphia. June 3D.-Singies by
Walker and Str7unk following Il pass
10 Thomas in the ninth gave Phila-
deiphia the decision over Washington
to-day to 9. Rice's triple with
the bases full tied the score in the
Eth alter long hits by McAroy Witt
and Walker had given the locals an
eariy lead. Growers fielding featured
Scnre:
wasf1tnn &C 0 o o 3 0 90 o. 81
Tiifla ..... 0 . 1 0 0 o 0 0 1-4-1e-I
EohersNn. Crrr and GliRrrity;
f1rger5 ana McAvoT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-01
GOV. lLOWDEN vETOES
lO-ROCND BOXING BILL,

Springfield. H., June 3o.-Gov. Low
den shortly before tnal adjournment
Of the Legislature today, vetoed the
1G-roufd commission boxing bill,
passed by the House and Senate af-
ter determined fights. The measure
which is declared by the governor TO
be unconstitutional, woul6 have par
rnitter no-decisiun contests and the
use o! i've or SIX ounce gloves.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-01

CENTER-Mias Rnsanpnd Woods
has been passing the week in China.
Charles Billings Of Fairfield In Wis
fting AT the home Of 4. RhuHdes.
Mrs Ida n. Jewett Of ptxmort was
a Sunday guest of Mr.. and Mrn. Q.
3. Rhoades.
MIR. and Mrs. Alphonso Dyer Of
Pittsfield were weekend guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Woods.
Mrs. Danforth, Mrs. Hawes. Mrs.
Hersey and Mrs. J. L. Bagiey were
in Waterville Wednesday IN the
Seaver car.
The Sunshine Society viii meet
Wednesday afternoon Of this week
with Mrs. John Spencer
MIR ana MRS. Clifton Rand have
gone to Bath where ne has employ
ment.
The : edi1ng reception Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank c. Shaw at the Grange
hall Friday evening was largely at
aended. Many valuable ana uaeful
presents We're received, besides $50
in cash.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-01
Dempsey Challenges
French Fighter

Paris June 3e-Georyes Carpen-
tier hse received by cable from Tex
RickAr6 an offer Of $4,000 for a
match with Jack Dempsey in the
United States in January next.
Nj. Dsschamps. manager for Car
pentier, has inquired of Rickard re-
gardtug the conditions and the num-
Der Of rounds before replying de-
f1nitelH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-01
Four Firemen Killed
IN Million Dollar Tobacco
Fire at Norfolk. Va.

Norfolk. Va. June a0.-Fpur IRE
men were killed and tobacco worth q
million dollars was burned To-Day in
n fire which threatened 10 destroy
warehouse Of the Impartial To.
hncno Co. The building and contents
were valued At $4,000. 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-01
WILSON SIGNS URGENT
BILLS IN MrD-OCEAN

McAIestnr. Okla. June s5.-Tweive
miners are known to be dead ana
Three more are expected to die rs n
result Of an explosion today in the
mime II the Rock Island Coal Co.. Mt
Aldefson. Ok,a-. Eve miles enst II
here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-01

St Louis, Mo. June 3D.-Det-uit
Itirisd Davenport under m avalanche
ct hase hits in the second inning.
when the visitors scucd tuu- runs
and won the opening game Of the
auries % 1. B0iand held the locals
&c five acHtfered htts. Score
Detrdn II 4s8Be 0 s&,s-,I-B
vt. Louis - I gses O O. So
BsIand anc Ainaznifh: Davcnrort.
sa0gb. Wright ana Sevcscfd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-01
BOSTON.

Two-base h'ts-Fiefche.. Chase
Young, 5neckel. Rawlings. -nm sc.
Cruise. Three-base htte-Fiefcher.
Young, Holke. Biacknurre. Htolen
bases-chnse. Sreci.el, Sacrifice hit
Burns. Sacrifice fy-Zirnmerman
Double plsy-Maranville 70 Black
burne TO Eoike 10 Bisckburne Eef.
on bases-New York 8: Boston q.
Base on balls-or Causey .: of Ben
ton L; OF Heating g. on Cheney l.
Hits-o causev 10 in four innings: of
Benton 6 in s; OF KeRtipg in 2: of
Cheney s in :. Struck out-by causev
l. Benton l, Keating l. Cheney
Winning pitcher-Causey. Losing
pitCher-keating.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-01
ARCHANGEL TROOPS
RETURN TO AMERICA

View York. June m.-The transspust
Tm SterIben rrTtrpa r. oEn Hfast
with mo troops, ineIuuing n large
detachment OF the :s9th infantry,
Sinh DivIai0n. which war reeell
Withdrawn from ArehHnEeI
1hc fnsn--ta fsahniin iirunebk I1Sc
trnnps from. Bn.-eeaax aad4a.h Lnr-
rn.ns frutn Havrs ana t1ss yacht
k66u9t$o fSou6Enx 6ntun1n.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-01
REDS TAKE TWO
FROM CUB TEAM

Chicago. June 30-Cincinnati took
both games from Chicago toSay 10
and 2 TO l. The visitors punched
hits off Douglas for the first victory
while errors by the locals gave them
the shecond game. Scores.
First Game:
Cincinnati 80 ! 20 o ! e-4-9-0
Chicago ...-..0 0 @ 0 0 N-1-5-l
Rnether and Wingo; Bailey, Doug
lag and killifer
Second Game
Cincinnati % o1001 a-2-s-1
Chicago .......l 5000 o-1-e-S
Ring and Wingu; Hendrix. Marion
cnd O'Farreu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-01

Washington. June 3B-President
Wilson signed the railruad appro-
rriatign bill, the Indian hill. some
minor measures and other Hot.n-
ments which neetieR signature to be-
come law before jug /. in mid ocean.
ut A NJ. Greenwich time today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-01
STATE HOUSE.

-TrI-HstSt hils-fUrIngtUM, IAlnt-
Ftoisr naEes-Merrill .. r Written ..
Eieaois. Struck out-By Haskell IL. by
feeouldrick 6. Hit by pitched ball-F
(Fhtten. wild pitch-McGeuldric
1sses bail-Me-rill. Base on baIls-Off
saskell 3. OF McEiealdrick g. Sacrifice
fh-aaskeil. Umpire. Thompson. Time
p. Attendance. 5Go
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-01
GIANTS MAKE
BINGLES COUNT
AGAINST BRAVES

Boston. June 3o.-New York made
is hits count and defeated Boston 7
TO today. Boston out-bar1ed New
ork, but poor base running threw
AWAY chances to score. Score.
NEW YORK
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Dexter 6; Newport 3

Dexter. Me. June 3o-In one OF the
hest local games of the season Dexter
A. A. won from Newport A A satur-
day afternoon by to g. The score:
Innings. i 9 5 6 SIS r Fl z
Dexter A A.....0 2o2 zoos = 6
Nep't A. A......... @ e0D2 p0o-3 10
Batteries. auckland and wid1oes; Bis
sonette and Lawrv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-01

One thousand women in Montpelier
mad the right TO vote this yea. but
only ~ cared enough about it to
qualify
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-01
Garland, L. s., Trims
Thomas, England, at Tennis

Wimbledon. Eng, June &C.. q.
Garland :. 8 A. beat T. v. Thomas,
England. TODAY 6-4. 60. 81. in the
international Tennis tournament in
progress here
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-01
Totalc

x-aaeer cut. hit by hatfed bail.
~-Batted for james IN 9th.
Boston .........p 0 0 o o 4 o 0 o.
View York ......0 0 8 0 o o 0 xS
Homo run, Ruth. Stolen bases. Wick.
Double play. Shannon. Scott and
Truth: Wit, Schang. Witt. Shannon
und Scott; Peckingpaugh, Pratt and
Pup. Left On bases, New York 6.
Boston Z. Base ON balls. on James
s: on ShHwkey 5. Struck out, by
Ehawkey 8.
Second game:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-01

II can't believe mo dan half some
folks says said Uncle Ehen. AN,
somehow de half ! does believe in
mos generally de half Cat ain no."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-01

Trovidenoe1; T'ittsfieid /.
I7ar11bns1 10, weHesstes 8.
l5fiasnpast cl Mr~ = I.
atfin06sta q. Wsaa161y 4. 3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-01

Two base hits, Shannon. Lamar,
Bodie. Stolen bases. Baker (2>. Sac
lIfioe hits. Witt. Sacrifice ny, Shan
non. Double plays. Schang and
shannon: Ruth and Shannon. Left
on bases, New York 8. Boston 9. Base
an balls, Off Schneider 8, Quinn 3.
Pennoel 8. Hits. off Schneider in
=, innings; Quinn in 2. Struck out.
rv Schneider l. Pennoek q. Wild
pitch, Pennock. Winning pitcher
quinn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-01

s-Batsed for Pennurk in 9Th
"s-Batted for Schneider IN 7th.
Boston ....G O00 90 / O.
5ew York .......1 Q 0 0 0 0 3 x-i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-01

YESTERDAYS aM. RESULTS
New Ysrk Z. Boston f1st game,:
View Ylr'k 4. Boston Cd game).
Phiiad4phia 4. Washington 3.
Detruin6. St. Louis /
Chiczgt 8. Cleveland 2
ToDA3S AMERICAN GAMES
Bostonlaf Phila deluhia
New Hrk at washington.
Cnicag at Cleveland
DetrnifEt st. L0uis
YEST EpAY'S NAT, RESuIro
View ybrk 7, Boston 4.
Cincinnati 4. Chiragp / ust gxne,:
I,iin nu = Chicago J Cd gamel.
ToDN'S NATIONAL GAMES
Philadelphia at Boston.
Srookt-n at New York.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
81. Luis at Pittspurx.
YESTERDAYS NJ. e. REkulrs
Portlsd Q. Fitchburr 0.
LewiApn 6, Lawrence 2.
Havefil .. Lowell .
TQAY'S NJ. {. GAMES
Purtl$i at F'ftchburs.
-swisbn at Lawrence.
Loweq al Hhverhill.
Evening star., 1919-02-19
EXPECT ORDERS TO STOP.
EXPRESSING RUM HERE
American Railway Company Will
Act When President Signs
'Bene-Dry" Bill.

Orders to stop receiving liquor for
shipment into the District are Aex-
pected at the office of the superin-
teudert of the American Railway Ex-
press Company in Washington. Some
days go the Office notified the traf-
fic department in New York of the
provisions of the 'Rced Bone dry law,
which has been passed by both houses
of Congress and which will become
law on sigma tuUe of the President
Under the provisions of this act such
shipment into the District is pre-
hIbited.
The superintendent office further
requested the traffic department, from
which the forbidding order will come,
to give it four or five days notice be-
fore taking this step February -
or IS was given as the date of the
probable signing of the bill by Presi-
dent Wilson.
Liquor in transit will be delivered.
W hat disposition viii be made of that
arriving after the signing of the bill
is uncertain
Liquor shipments into the Distinct
have increased steadily the last Few
days. At present approximately 600
cases Of twelve quarts each are being
received daily.
Evening star., 1919-02-19
SAFETY FIRST, PROGRAM
AT THE PUBLIC LIBRARY
Association Will Meet Tonight for
Discussion-D. C. Commissioners
and Others to Speak.

The Washington Safety First Asse-
citation will meet in the Public LII
brary tonight at o'clock. The pro-
gram of the meeting is to be in line
with the present campaign now being
conducted to lessen accidents to hu-
man life upon our streets.
The following speakers will address
the association: District Commission
ers Brownlow. Gardiner and Kutz;
Maj. Pullman, superintendent of met
ropolitan police; Lieut.. \. J. Headly,
Sergt. Buell. Stanley and other traffic
officers. Mrs. Lola King, recognized
as the only woman traffic officer in
the world, now on duty at 18th and
X streets. also will speak. The Boy
Scouts Band Will furnish the music.
The large number of accidents
which are occurring in our city. the
association says, make it imperative
that unusual interest be taken in
accident prevention If the present
Washington rate of. deaths from traf
iic accidents exists throughout the
country, 10000 persons are being
killed each year on our streets and
highways This is twice as many as
are killed on the steam railroads in
the same period. II takes time and
money to conduct these campaigns,
and the association needs the as
sistance of every one who believes in
saving himself and others from street
accidents and other casualties
Evening star., 1919-02-19
ARMY OF | $4,000
FIXED BY HOUSE
Appropriation Bill Carrying
Over a Billion Passed, Fol-
lowing Sharp Debate.
NOW GOES TO SENATE

Bringing the Army back TO 175, eco
men and eliminating the provision
for a temporary military establish
ment of 54o,00e during the next fiscal
year, two important Army bills were
PASSED by the House late yesterday
Proposed legislation to take the gold
chevrons from overseas forces and
other new features were eliminated
Previous to passing the appropri-
alton bill carrying s1,078.89G,e G,ee8,
which went through without rec
ord vote, the House accepted the Sen
ate bin for resumption of voluntary
enlistments in the peace-time army,
which would restrict the army to
10000 men, as authorized in the ma
tional defense act of 1916. This now
goes to conference, and will be eff
fecetive on approval by President
Wilson.
The appropriate ton bill now goes to
the Senate, where it's completion at
this session is considered by many
leaders to be doubtful.
Evening star., 1919-02-19
House Members Give Views.

1t was explained by members or
the House that the Senate bill did not
affect the present wartime Army,
which, under the selective service act,
must be demobilized within foul
months after peace Is formally de-
cIared by presidential proclamation.
Decision of the House TO consider the
Senate measure was by a vote of 172
to 1862 Chairman Dent, by direction
of the House military committee, had
asked for a rule to make the tempo
rary Army Legislation in the regular
appropriation bill in order, but the
rules committee took no formal action
on the request.
Instead It voted. to s, to report a
resolution giving the Senate measure
the right of way. Ten republicans
joined with 162 democrats in voting
for the resolution in the House after
a sharp debate. Before adopting the
Senate bill the House amended 1t so
as to provide that recruits should be
enrolled In the Regular Army for
one year. without further service IN
the reserve. Their pay was fixed by
another amendment at $50 month,
the war time basis in the Army.
Evening star., 1919-02-19
Patriotic Reading.

Randolph Zeph gave a. patriotic
reading on the Divine Weaver" In
which he pointed out that the "Di-
vine Weaver" controlled the destiuies
of men in this wal as well as all
ether wars. Representative Kelly of
Pennsylvanja was to address the as
sociation, but was detained ~ the
iioor of the House until such late
hour that he was unable to be pres
ent.
Twenty new members were taken
into the association last night, Discus
sion as to whether citizens associa-
ton meeting should be confined solely
10 business or should embody some
form of entertainment in addition will
be taken up at the next meeting.
Evening star., 1919-02-19
SHIPPING TO BE EXPEDITED.
MIR. Ewing, Formerly Of Ship
Board Sails for South America.

David l. Ewing, former assistant
director of operations Of the shipping
board sailed for South America on
the steamer Nauban Saturday to ex-
ncdite the movement of accumulated
commodities between the principal
ports of the east coast of that con
tinent and Atlantic and gulf ports
of this country. .
- As vice president Of the France
and Canada Steamship Company. al
American concern, Mr.. Ewing will
undertake 10 establish direct service
between leading North American eha
south American ports.
Evening star., 1919-02-19
500 a Month for Air Cadets.

Cadets in training for commissions
in the air service from last April / TO
June 80 will be paid at the rate ef
500 a month for time between those
dates. The controller of the Treasury
has decided that these cadets should
have been paid al that rate as pro-
vided in the annual appropriation bill.
The decision will affect cadets who
have been subsequently discharged or
commissioned, or both,
Evening star., 1919-02-19
Leader Mann Explains.

Republican Leader Mann. in explain
ing the votes of 155 republicans
against adopting the rule to consider
the Senate bill, said opposition was
not against the bill, but was a protest
against the failure to consider a
temporary program that would enable
the quicker return of troops from
Europe. The recruiting bill itself
finally was adopted without dis
Senting vote.
IF the democrats" said Mr. Mann,
"refuse to let the House consider leg
islation that will bring drafted men
home the responsibility IS with the
democrats. The responsibility for
such a condition will be with demo-
cratic administration under legislation
of the democratic majority and against
which republicans protested"
Evening star., 1919-02-19
To Consider Red Flag" Legislation

A special meeting of the Senate ju-
dietary committee has been called for
tomorrow to consider the bill of SEN
ator New of Indiana, republican, to
prohibit public display of the red flag
and also that of Senator Jones of
Washington. republican, prescribing
severe penalties for disseminating
radical propaganda