davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1920-08-25
Billie Rhodes at t'The Columbia

Clever little Billie Rhodes will be seen at the Columbia theater today in ~Nobody's Girl'' adapted from the story
 Miss Nobody by Ingleton. 'Nobody's Girl" is fast little comedy that pro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-11

Ii wartoSci $4,000 bez otrzyma-
MIA M to warrantu czy innego IL
powaznienia, sedzia Maurice I,
Dooling z federalnego sadly dy-
stryktowego zarzadzii, IL vodka
ia ma bye oddana Z powrotem
wlaScicielowi. Sloan oSwiadczyi w
Saddle, re wodke te naby} jeszcze
pred nastaniem prohibicyi.
Nowy York, II. wrzesnia. -
Sedzia federalny Carvin w Brook
LYME zatwierdzii wczoraj decy--
Eye komisarza Stanow Zjcdnoczo
nych. re konfiSkowanie wodki
be- otrzymania specyalnego ma
to warratu jest ,,oczywistem po-
gwaiceniem czwartej poprawkl
konstytucyjnej."
PITTSBURGH" BEDZIE u
RATOWANY.
Washington, II. wrzesnia. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-11
Ii BUFFALO. n. y.
Niema dnia, ably kilkunastu auto

Niema dnia, ably hlkunastu auto.
mobilist0w ME Stawa}o W Saddle niej-
skim i ME by}o karanych "a szybka
jaDde pc ulicach.
Onegdaj take stawaio W sadzie
miejskim pred sclzia Maui kilkuna'
stu i z og6lnej liczby by} tylko jedcn
Polak, Michal Bosinski, Fam. pnr. SD
Broadway, kt6ry byl oskarzony o pc
dzenie automobilem po Broadway.
POnicwaa BOSinSki jest Polahiem,
przeto sedzia Maui ME halowai mu ma
Iezytej kary i skaZat go ia '~zapaacenie
30 dolar0w. Inni automobiliSci, kt0rzy
byli oskarzeni o szybka jaDde, ME pla-
eli tax Surowej kary jak BOSihSki. -
DalLzo wielu poplacilO pc $15, inni
za$ ~jcSzczc mniejSze kary.
- POlicya aresztOwala dw6ch MO
dzic1c0w, mianowicie StCfana Ccrah-
skicgo, II lat q Lathrop III. No. 16
Edwarda HejnowSkicgo, II lat z Lath,
rop I'll. No. 104, O~Skarzajac ich o kry.
minalny napad IA FranciS2ke Miller Z
Lathrop ul., z pnr. 81.
Mia}a ona W czaSiG napadu przecho'
dziC ul. Rommel cd SwOjej prZyjaci0l-
XII, kiedy n~apastnicy zaciqgneli ia ma
pr0zna lote PREY ROmmel III. Zatrzy-
manO ju na $wiadka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-11
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
Dokohczene re strony l~-szei.

dnoSc Z uzyskiwaniu wyrokow
skazuj2cych.
.Bardzo niewiele tyIko Stanow
poSiada ustawy prohibicyjne. Me
maja ich mp. Nowy York, Illinois,
Louisiana i Pennsylvania. Must
my sic zatem zwracac do sqd6w
federalnych, a sedziowie federal
nj sPrzeciwiaja sic temu, ably ich
sadly Przemienic W policyjne i VIE
lu z mich ME sympatyzuje Z ma
mi"
San Francisco, Calf, II. wrze-
$nia. - POniewaz agenci prohibi-
cyjni skonfiskowali B. w. Sloan
owl Z togo miasta $50 skrzvr WOO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-11
91O

jest numer pokoju W bhdynku
pnr. 139 N. Clark m., blisko Ran
dotph. Tam jest offs adwokata
polskiego FRANCESCA P. DA-
NISCH. Wyrabia kontrakty kup-
ma i sprzedazy propertow, egza-
mimuje abstrakty i zasatwia Po-
zyczh oraz sprawy spadkowe
opiekuncze. Telefony Central
77es i Randolph 1880. Telefon W
domu Ravenswood. 6706 pred
S1na rano. Wieezorem do Smej.
aON
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-11

Wiceadmirai Huse raportuje Z po-
k}adu krazownika ,Pittsburgh'',
ktory osiadi ma mieliznie ma Bal
tyku niedaleko Libawy, re acz--
kolwiek dolne czeSci tego statku
So zatopione, ME znajduje sic on
W bezposredniem niebezpieczeh--
stwie. Me moze sic on posuwac o
wlasncj sile, ale przedsiewezmie
sic proby, celem przyholowania
go i nalezy sic spodziewac, re IL
Ga sic to uczyniG be- zbytnich
trudnoSci i niebezpieczenstwa.
HARDING UMIZGA SIE DO
MURZYNoW.
Marion, O., II. wrzeSnia. -
Senator Harding wypowiedzial tn
wczoraj move do delegacyi NIL
rzyn6w-baptyst6w. metodyst6w
cztonk6w Ameryktnskiej Ligi
RownoSci. Alurzyni Spiewali roz-
ne hymay, a jeden Z Mich modlii
sic, ably Bog dopom0g} do wyboru
pana Hardinga prezydentem. Ten
ostatni starai sObie pozyskac ne,
grow roznymi komplementami
wyrazaj2c sic mp. W naStepujacy
spoSob:
,,Murzynom w Ameryce trzcba
pogratulowaC ich wspania}egc
S~tanowiSka, jake zajeli zar6wnL
tn W kraiu jak "a oceanem pod,
czas wojny. l my sami musimy
sobie Z togo powodu pogratulo~
wac, gdyz be- tel ponocy ME by
libySmy W stanie TAX predko Edo
bye sobie zwyciestwa jak sic tc
Sta}o."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-11
Re STRAJKU
WEGO w

Nowy York, II. wrzeSnia. -
Strajk funkcyonaryuszy The
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Go. trivia
dalej, ciqgnac sic juz przez II
dni.
Wczoraj ma Fifth ave. i 6SmeJ
ulicy koIidowai tramwaj Z auto
busem' Z Coney Island. PREY
czem oko4o 30 os6b odnioSio po-
kaIeczenia, Z czego - powazne.
Zebraiy sic wielkie tIumy publ
cznoSci i trzeba byio dopiero WY
wac rezerw policyjnych, ably PREY
wrociG porzadek.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-18
Two Killed. Five
Hurt When Truck
Crashes into Store

B1-ocStDn- Mass. Oct 1.-TWO men
were killed, girl was probably fatal
u injured and four other persons
were seriously hurt late TODAY when
a motor combination crashed into a
store front when responding 10 a fire
alarm. The men killed were William
J sullivan 10 Years OF age, and john
Johnson. Ia
Miss Esther Bergman was in a CRIT
i.fIi condition tonight AT hospital.
.Ia1Enirnan Frank : Bpnnv and three
firemen also were taken to the hos
pitaI
The accident occurred when Frank
CsaEnev. driver of the apparatus at
tempted to tuI-n from North Main
street into Arnes street L rs alleged
that ne made the turn tao short and
that the truck went up on the side
walk sullivan and Johnson. who
were standing IN front Of the store
were crushed. The truck smashed
through the front o1 tine building. ran
the length OF the store and bvDhe
through the rear wall
Miss Bergman was staining with
Johnson PaF-olrnan Bounv was en-
Gagged in pushing the crowd lJacs and
three firen1en were ON chs tg-llsk-
Gsaffuev was only slightly hum.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-18
CORK HUNGER
STRIKER DIES
IN CORK JAIL
End c ON e 5 A fte T
Fast Lasting IS
Days
Fitzgerald FIRST uf Eleven 10 Sue
scump-MeritEai Treatment AZ LAST
Momeut Fails fr Revive-Reuain-
ing Ten Henucsr 70 Severe Degree
pt Enacsatiun

Cork. Oct TI--GBv tiae Associated
Press THE FIRST death among the
hunger strikers IN Corsz iail occurred
rnnIgi1- Fitzgerald died al 8 ~
O'Clock. having fas4ed g. dag7s
The condition of Fitzgerald and
Murphy mad become so serious tnGaN
rfIa1 with the consent Of the other
hunger strikers the PRISON doctors
were permitfsd to give Fitzgerald
medical treatment a Cork special-
isl also Was called IN.
Fitzgerald was one Of the II men
on Il hunger strike IN tine Cork iail
whose cases FOR long time nnve
been the source Of interest on the
part OF the medical authorities.
Nearly a month ago DIR Pearson ana
DIR BaTrlscombe. me Iail pllvsirians.
expressed profound amusement that
the men who were abssalning from
food were still alive Al. that, time
the PHYSICIANS sslau tnat except for
the devotion and care OF the nuns IN
attendance upon IfIe prisoners X wRs
certain THAI several OF them would
long since have been dead.
All the hunger strikers were re-
iuced 10 a severe degree Of emacitt-
ton
Fitzgerald was placed under ar
resi- for shooting Private Jones out
side Fermoy church on September :,
1919
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-18
Dartmouth Student
Found Slain I'm
Outskirts of PhiIa-

philadelphia Pa Oct 1.-THE f,F,tfv
OF Elmer G. DreweE, . Student of
dartmouth College. Hanover. Y. f
VINO left ms hume here YESTERDAY IN
RETURN TO college. was FOUND wi1n a
nnliet none through me tuu OF he
mead. On an isolated ruad in The
nn1-ti1e-n pa-t OF me CRY sar.iv toriav.
The police believe ne WAS murdered
Money, bonds ana JewnIry valued
a. several Thousand dollars wa1-a
found untouched IN the Young man :
pockets The B8HE lay prppped
against a lamp post. An ora-uoa-
mad been drawn over the knees ana a
soff nat lay IN ms Ian. This. acrurci-
Ing 10 tine pniice. clearly inrfica1 as
thar robbery was moi tiIe motive
orewes was a graduate Of the Of
ni-f.rs training camp Al Piar-sni,--
and CURING the war acted as rniiirz--v
Ins1-ucrur al PrlncaTan Cniwsrsi1v.
Drawes ief7 Dartmouth College FRI
DAG afternoon spent That nigtI1 ann
Saturday morning ia View York. want
f7-nm New York 10 AtIartic CRY and
returned from Atlantic City 10 MS
home SATURDAY. AFTERNOON
ne told his parents ne had chi
iected a DEBT of SIan from Charles
shaioss. d friend Shaiass gaze MIN
q check for the amount w,1frb
Di,ewes had ms father cash Tor ann
soon after he returned from rhe
silore
ne hau dinner al f1nme SafIrrcia
ana laf1 the house IN take a train AZ
P. NJ for Hanover. \. H. The de-
Fect1Res ila~e found no one VINO saw
him alive after tf1at
The place where the bufv was
found ls lonely and unrrenuenfsd
speI. the nearest house being uua-.-
tsr on q mile away Wheel marks
or an automobile. where il mad
stopped by tine SIDE of the road and
turned around. were a fuuna nearby
Drswes knew few people IN pf1Itarje.-
PIMA. according tn his fasaer. VINO
was convinced that mis- son mad mi
voluntarily given I'D mis- plan IN ieave
immediately fnr college. but mad
1een stuppHd through force or fraud
The police were forced tn abandon
theory that ne had aceidenfjv silor
himself wnils III company OF ms
friends and that they. fearing tfley
would be accused of tine crime mad
disposed of the body, nv the fact .hu1
they were no powder marks ON the
face ar indy, proving thai the snut
had been fired from sun1e distance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-18
Pope to Pass On
Question of Irish
Hunger Strikers

Rump Oct 1c-PoJ,e Benedict. ar
cnrCiinE 10 information secured toGav.
mas referred the problem OF the STA
tbs OF Lord MnEar Macs wineY Of
Cork and other irish hunger strikers
To the Congregation on tine Holy
Office
MANY urgent appeals la make some
p-unouncemsnt regarding the cass of
the lord Inlgor OF Cnrk anc the other
Irish hunger striking prlsunars have
been received bv the Puue. These ap-
ueais are divided hHtween upDosi1e
viewpoints anG Trnpl8re the pnItif to
reach diamer-ically opposed deci-
sions ON tine question whether the
death OF the prissnegs as a result of
their hunger strikes would make
them suicides
Pope Benedict mas carefully and
personally examined all tine many
documents submitted 70 him citing
examples and opinions intended 10
Support the cfaiTns of tie opposing
siuss and has discussed TIE sI1Ia-
tinn with learned cardinals and 9TH
er prominent figures m the church.
bl1i HE sbUti1 Llff-lI& hIfdAA1-- df%
gem opinions. lie therefore has
laIn lffe urnnisfn before the C0ngre-
ga.iun OF the Holy Office. which set
lies alIesfions Of faith and mDrais
and Judges herssy
TINS Is the oldest congregation Of
The Roman church. Il WAS created
ny Paul III in I542 and WIS originally
called tne Hoiy InuuisitIon. The
present pun1If modified It ana added
rs Il the Congregation of tIle Index.
wi1ief1 has To dc wfth literature
The IsoDf Is project 0f TINS conE--e-
CATION and Cardinal Merry del Val
s4eGetarv To the secretary will he
submitted Eiie opinions and Irwesti-
-a1iuns vi Cnose concerned IN the
case These reports viii be ent-Tst-
ed 10 one Of the cardinals belonging
n the congregation. vino VIII present
his report TO d piena--v meeting of
the Hpiv Office. which also includes
Cardinals Gasparri. the papai setI-e-
ravys PouIDila~ Var Bessnm- F1~llfl-
with BiIlut. Giustini and Giur-s-
The process III matters coming be
furp the congregation IS SO long tfla1
II generally takes severa! Years 10
reach a definite decision.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-18
Big League Teams
Not United on Plan
to Reorganize Sport

Chicago Oct T1-Ma5or LsHrue
baseball CLUBS viii meet here tano--
row 10 discuss reorganization Of the
national game with President john
san of the american I.e=Igue and the
i've clubs which suited with him IN
the night hast winter not represented.
President Johnson tonight said he
would moi ATTEND the conference
which viii discuss tine I-asker plan
% reorganization, placing control of
prufessiqpAi baseball under a CIV
HAN t-f3snnai of three men not IN
tef-esfEd financially in In. game and
doing away with the national com
missInn The five ciuhs winch have
sifen with him in the American
Lea-ue ffgfIfs-st Louis. Detroit
Philadelphia. Washington and Cleve-
land have decified not to send
representatives to the meeting he
said
Several DAYS age Mir Johnson fele-
tEantin.ssd On Pzpe 4-csi. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-18
Union Printers of
Boston Concern
Out on Strike

Beston. Oct IA strike af Union
printers employed ny the Rand Avary
SUNNY Complain mixers df practically
ali Of the railroad TIME tables, com
mutation tickets anr; st-s.at car trans
fsrs used in New England. mas ts--en
ordered. 70 take effect tomorrow
S J AcBride, president Of the Bos-
ION Typographical Union. IT calling the
strike saId tonight that tn. Complain
mad refused to entertain snv cammun-
lca1fnn from ttIe unian relative tn the
wurking hours of the men. He charged
thai the men were 1nrced To- work
upwards of fifty hours week AZ com
pz-en with ~ and As h"ur schedules
which ne Charmed had beer effective
IN other printing establishments
throughout the cnuHrrv for Years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-18
Reds Plan Big
Campaign to Spread
Teachings I'm East

washington. Gct. I7.-L1sfiniie mans
n spread CGmmunistic T.eorSa ga11fia ana
organization throughout the East N.s-se
laln AZ the recent congress o. the
peoples Of the East IL issihu. Azer-
Saou3sn- slid an announcement rssiay
ry the state department Tia 1921
rfriegates attending the -ung-ess were
declared 10 have .-uahan q solemn
oath. sworn upaE a naiSe5 sword IN
WORK nlEiIt ana Gay To cz5ise ts1eir re-
sFfet1ve countries 70 rise against cap
TSHi ism and overthrow H.
Soviet Russia was tn. country r1ost
saA, Georgia and the native tribes NJ
rtse Caucasus and Asia. FiEr1--fi I'VE al
tine delegates were women
The permanent work 81 thIs gath
ering OF raaicaI elements SAID 1lre
IsesartmelIt 5 announcement IS now To
be carried On by SOVIET of action
and propaganda winch wiz work IN
cantacf with and unde~ the control
of tfIe Communist International. The
IeatInuaT1srS of thls 'Sovier Of Action
wiz be az Eaazu. The congress mas
established a permanent commission
af nine members, Of wtlcn two are
always 10 be representatives Of the
Communist Iuter-a -lona Com
munis1 naforftv domin1scd the Baisu
congress and The COMMUNISTS here
after viii rnnt-nI tae ra1 a prupa-
sanda in the East
The DaItlerelu of the Soviet move
meut would embrace Asia as well as
Europe under the plans and Opinions
Of isaaers az ZInorieff f23c president
NJ the fseGs-aErat Soy-ie- 1f1e Eadlel1
president Of the Moscah soviet X
is their announced purpose not only
10 hEnr capitalism win their BoI-
sritvik doctrines but 10 hight also
the authority and influence, in ASH
OF all the world powers thai nave IN
Js-ests or that continent Ziuovtef
as president Of the Communist Inter
national Is regarded as responsible fur
the program
The formal ion ~ All indiESoiubis
union between the iakorers If the east
and Soviet Russia was the announced
destined Ia ne the greatest champion
of the 7roietariat and ttte peasants
against the capitalistic Entente Con-
dicinns in China. India the Caucasus
Asia Minor ann northern AFRICA were
discussed IN detail"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-18
cox READY
FOR WH|M WIND
INVASION EAST
DIz1s Intensive Fight
During Next Two
Weeks
:, Sneak IN Sratun ant New -iarnp-
s-,-s Cites on Tuczrtay - 0tuer
NEW Enutsnn FiarEz Durinr Wcek
- Nrus LIN az Madison Squire
laruGr or Sarurc.ay Msufrt

-1e-alaua. O.. OCT f7-e1pEsernnr Cox
seel-7a = Eull das reEt here IN pre-
yara on rar wfsa4 mis- aasociats.s AND
v7.C ns a v'i1l-iwind finish af ms
--essdaIl-la3 c1mpalEn. During rne
-az- tnr-niri1T the Democratic candi-
1a's VII. MAKE mis- fIrilf in tlir sreu1
-1nrla-lnn cssIItsrs Of tins castnf,n ana
,.-r.f-al states. beginning tnnaarrow
p s7--aruss RBrhez1nr and Buffalo
Tew HamIsHilire eItics and Busfnp
ri, 3e vIaIfad nez- Tuesday i,r the
saternor Providence. r. l., Bridge
IT,. Ha-rfprd and other Connecticut
..,lsa sn wetlnezliax. Wilmington
Lfe. and Baitimurr, On Thursday and
T-enrun. D-inrnIuri, NewHrk and Jsr-
CiIv. X J.. .an F'-iriav
4 Madison Squire Garden speech al
sew York nsx1 Saturday night will
Gloss -he weak and fiae following
--nnk me candidate viii speak an In
iiauaunliE Chicago. and other mid
wezt certnrz
re LcaEuf ri Na11nrTE TlrurnsErs 10
2e nc exclusive cafnpaI-T issas al
-or-s-nnT Cnz Tor the remainder OF
tTA campaign. His advisors said To
Ia MAJ. foIiowing aIle theme Of the
zndIdEras addresses uerr vestertiay
he wnuiG ernpnRSize the contention
Tia Senator Harding, mis- Republican
1HDUnsnt stands for The rejection OF
ne league bu1 still CRYING Kane
-ad. kamerad" 10 tine hnsrs OF peace
-1mprIsInE Republicans and indie
r,s-7ra,,rs fs,vp,-5,4r. ys,p y-sr-pYlauf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-18
Thieves Busy At Portland

Portland Oct 1s-severs1i hundred
dollars worth Of ladies plush and
fur cnars. neck pieces and seaYfs. as
well as several Suits OF men clothes.
were srpien from Efle store af tine Pine
Tree Tlathing Company, III Middle
street wifen thieves gained an en-
trance te the place hy means of a
rear window last night L WAS
.lHlTnd thai the stock had BEEN dis
arranged when the sfurr WAS opened
this murning and an Inventory of the
various lines CARED By the company
showed thar considerable number
of articles han been srplfn. 4 frr-
tifer investigation brought w light
i number Of smaller neck pieces
which mac lseen druDped IN the back
ya-ri sf tn. stsgre py ttls runbers IN
their burned departure
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-18

Washington. Oct 'U1JusrIfizf1ie
interest exarted On demand luans'' by
View York City hanks has been an
anrlae CONTRIBUTING cause Of tiIe huge
'siIEinkaEa" in al SECURITY -aiuEs uir-
ing tine past year. CurrrIrnIlsr Of t.ne
CURRENCY Williams declared tnnlgft
II "a formal statement he charged
mat call money rates IN View Tark
Verc the highest IN tine wrl-in ann t1Iar
renewal rates Fixed daily pv a small
-'cota-Is'' OF EfpGs exchange brokers
governed the interest charged on
brokers loans IN nearly III New Tark
banks
The raising or lowering IF the re
nswal" rate on the Exchange, salu Mr..
Williams. rs frequently accompanied
by an upward er downward movement
in STOCKS and securities: and tflnse
responsible fDy the fixing uf tfls rate
therefore. nave the opportunity wTleEia-
ct exercised or not- Of nrai tlnE tE--ge-
IL bv operations IN tfle sincA market
which rs SO nften and d,rectty al
tectsd by the cal money situation. !
40 nut OF course uuuertaAss In say
t1Iat rnis informal mOnev committees
does take improper advantage Of their
rnre-anewleage hur there are critics
VINO Severely csnsure the existing ar
-anEements. Certainly al prudent and
fcortiruer on Page Col. y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-18
Sees Danger to e. S
In Scrap Between
NOrth-SOuth Ireland

Dundee Scotland. OCT. Hs-Danger
Of embodiment with tire United STATES
II tine North and South of Ireland were
left tp fgiIt Out their own differences
WAS pr>dictsd bv. Winston spencer
speec,i tonight in which ne referred
ar length rs tiie Irish situation.
Ar. Churchill. after asserting tsla-
such course would iean to civil war
son suDi1 an organized scaie that II
would be disastrous ana more terri
eie than could ne imagined" declared
tna1 ii would mean that IN England
sympath. wouiu dsyeiup IN favor ef
Ulster
influential persons In the Lnit@ri
States, he SAID. ErmparsIized with the
south of ireland and wiiiio volunteers
would leave England tor rIs North
ui ireland endorsements would cgnie
tr,ern tine Emitted states Tor the south
Thai. added the war ss=crsIary w0a1ic
e.-sats such tensions thai Great Britain
would be faced with tine g-eaIrst 1an-
ger ii conisi BE confronted with. name
II quarrel with tiIs Eriied States.
Two ar three YEARS more Of what
we arr going through. ns said. iap-
pears issrIsr Ia me thar that we should
leave Ireland 10 Terself arn thus open
ffse fsusdEates of organized war and
litter ssnnrul us with the Unifsu
SiateS
AIR Ghurcf1fH preyEgnsiT ia his
spe=cii mad declared thai tine reign OF
ier-er IN ireland would ne suHpressed
and tssaf II would tlsen iae tiHse for d
cenrrsrte settlement If ZIG irish Qucs-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-18
More Dubiru Killings

Dublin OCT TT-SeIzeaElt Roche %
ti1e Boval Irisia Censtanuia-y win
mad .inst arrived rom Tippera-y tp
identify the sody OF Mr. TraceT-v wiss
was si,e1 during the disturbances n
Talbot sr,-aet FRIDAY WIS siIof dead
this afternoon on riIe G,rnond quay
a man and j girl were also wounded
ny the SHOTS OF ms assaiiaHrs
A former soldier named Robinson
vino WIS silgt Friday night in Dublin
ny two men describing themselves ar
Republican police. dien last night
Constable Fiahef-Ty. white ON pa
t7s9l dury IN LONDONDERRY late Sal
urtiay night. was killed by SHOTS fired
by some unknown PERSONS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-18
LEAGUE IS
War BREEDER
BELIEF LODGE
Versailles Covenant Is
No Solution of Peace
of World
Republican learie- IN New Sor, 40
drrzs Dersarss League rs Full Of
Erfnrremen1 by Arrsses and su-
STnais rrpvisspn for Nn-tr Cnurs of
Justice

New York Oct f7-SsnH1ar Henry
CallcI Lodge attacked the League OF
Natlnns ia an aa1fTess here tonight
ri.clarlI- tiisI1 II is IN alliance. and
thai instead ii promoting the worlds
peace ii nsl4sss pruviainn tur war and
will ne hreefer OF war
The Lsasue. ne SAID, Is NH Ut EN-
fnrramen1 by armies and mas VERY
little about the uisrinns ~ Il waT-fa
CURT Of JUSTICE. AS II stands II Is "a
nnenare and MT q isip To ttlc peace uf
rian world
AFTER discussing Lfse League Gov
enar1 parI4eula-.ty tt1p ylY-ovIsiuns of
AG-tacie Y SfnaGor Lodge, speaking
before tnc Snristy Of Arrs and Sci
errnE, cnnEastea II with Senator
Ha-tiinE's cesnreutlnn uf the best
means ~ prumnte wurlri peace
s.Ee eSsuaror Harding is as sar1z-
fuus 10 prnmnIe tne worlds peace as
anv man who lives. Senator Lodge
said But he is NOT willing TO sac-
rifics fnc Unized States by adherlnE
to an alliance thai would mean war
and NOT peace. lie is utterly against
tine Wilson League as Mr. Wilson
brought il rom PARIS
Senator Hardingis pian is To bring
about under tins leadership OF ttr
{ ni1ed States an agreement among
the NATIONS which viii truly prp-
rnr4s the peace of the world
This is the true American Dollry
iuyai to the cause of peare yes. nut
also IN our cnunt--- Peace viii mt
pe prnfnoted bv sacrificing the Tnitetl
ecuutInued on Page Cool. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-18

Belfast Nc. Oct 7ti-Dr and Mrs.
= = S1nddard of Church street Oh
zs-ved the 5stth Anniversary Of their,
nz--lage ruaay al their nome Einfy
Ess-rll fse-s IF their immediate family.
'ae1r iaugiiTers and grandchildren
VIEW present Friends and secret
y~,ie-s 10 wilari1 they belonged sent
uFvs-s ana cards.
Dr SrDdda=-d wine retiFgn d few
elrs ago af1er more than ~ EearS
~ dental T4raaefIce- was IN Washing
or ne night Lincoln Wits siinf and
Sw Booth escaping. After ser
a9r n the Civil war DR. S1odGara
vas for some time department clsE,k
2 Washington. coming later To Bel
as v-Aeg1e ne mas since resided Ee
s a past commander Of Thomas Il
8a-snaII Post. q A E.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-18
Mzcswiney Talks with Relatives

London, Gct Iz---T'srence Aac-
SErIney Lord Mayor Of Cork. passed
HE 56th nay OF ms hunger strike in
t5rIxInn prison 1airly Asell said to-
night hu.ietln. ISSUED b- the l-isn
seli-4sefs-miuaIion League. lie Slept
part OF tnr daT- His physical con
l1tion the bulletin SAID lis one OF
eser-increaAsIng weakness. but his MINI
is clearer aeener and more arcive than
ever This afternoon ne conversal Tor
quite Z time with relatives"