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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-17
THE TEXAS TRICK.

That all the Democratic ballots the Of Texas
invalid and that the Republican candidates elected asserted
by Walter Holland Washington attorney formerly practng
the Lone Star State Holland declares that under Texas statutes
Democratic ballot unless the candidates
mated direct primary and that the supreme court has held bal
lots defective printed in violation of the law The candidates for
Presidential Eecor the Democratic ticket named
venion There talk of testing the validity the election
the Republican victory overwhelming nothing may
,
Washington PostIf any Democrat is entitled say 81 told
you so," it's Jim Reed of Missouri.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-17

Recent comparative tests have
shown that ethylene IS good substi-
tute for acetylene in cutting and weld
ing operations. AS far as heat of COM
bustion is concerned ethylene has a
slightly higher efficiency. ~
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-17

To pack and keep ordinary butter in
India is impossible, it becoming fluid
almost from the moment it is made.
To overcome this the idea was con-
ceived of putting it into collapsible
tubes, the same as tooth paste and oil
paints.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-17

The copper produced in the United
States last year was valued at $243,-
100000, as compared with s471,0O0,0 900
for 1918. There was also a decline in
the amount Of lead and zinc pro-
duced
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-17

More than one hundred women are
of town councile in Sweden.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-12-23
An Appeal to the American People

THREE and ehaf million children have cep American aid For months rack or admitted agcay undernoushed 1T desperately threatened by death from disease
 One cent hot thousand lives Winter nations is yauess out with its terrible train of taby the helpless children pean adults themselves remedy
 America before last maj recuperaon the need ons nave resulted In shnkage child Just The
 
 stations dependent American history sweeping destructive of those
 The undersigned among and creed many engaged also other helpless children uh' the situation This ana without religious lines Tor the S0e child will Of course must be unqualified the lars in the form of puons ana such food supplies locally
 America in great beartedne She h.s never had more poignant call than this
  New York ' - -"
 EUROPEAN RELIEF COUNCIL
 "'rsefs 7sevsr' oha'rman K. Lans.vr Aes1rn asr as.a a:: b bA"snaen P:rrsnd % csemsn s' ss H'ns'' coumbu y rMc n.tc. asy. Jswtse Jat ppSdrisusiop Committee
The Carlisle independent., 1920-12-23
OBITUARY

Little Lois Richmond, the nine year old daughter of MT. and Mrs. B. R. Richmond departed this life Dec. 16, 1920, after only a few hours suffering from being burned
 All was done that loving hands could do to save her. She was a sweet, obedient child, loved by all who knew her. Besides her mother, father and three sisters, she leaves a host of relatives and friends to mourn her loss, but weep not dear parents may we all strive to meet her again on the bright shore of eternity.
 Lois will be sadly missed by her teacher and little school mates.
 The funeral services were conduct ed by Bro. Johnson at the Carlisle cemetery, where the little form was laid to rest.
 This little youth so young and fair, Was called to Heaven above, Just to show how sweet
 A flower in Pradise could bloom.
 A Friend
The Carlisle independent., 1920-12-23
INTEREST BECOMING INTENSE

There were so many people in at tendance at the morning and evening services of the Methodist Church Sunday that it was with some diff culty that all could be comfortably seated in the church. There were 158 in attendance at Sunday School.
 There were so many men that all could not get seats in the Mems Bible class.
 Rev. Barry seems to be captivating his hearers with his most able preach ing.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-12-23
Save On Your Subscription
All. DRUGGISTS

The regular subscription price to the sYeekly Kansas City Star is 50 cents a year; the regular price to the Independ ent is s1.5O year.
 The rate of both papers one year, un der special arrangement we have just made with the publishers of the Weekly kansas City Star IS only S1.75.
 Bring or mail your order to the Inde pendent office. Your subscription will be extended if your time is not up.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-12-23
Mortgage blanks, deeds. contracts, leases, agreements, notes for sale by L. R. Kirby. Notary Public.

Girl students at Ohio State Univer- slty say they do not require wealthy husbands only good providers. But how can they be good providers unless wealthy?
The Carlisle independent., 1920-12-23
ROUTE 3 NEWS

Rain, rain, rain, water everywhere. We'll let's not grumble as we have had unusual pretty weather for the time of year.
 s. Gunzberg certainly believe in taking time by the forelock in pre- "a ing his land for another crop. 1 oppose he will ct up now for awhile as there has been SC much rain.
 One of the saddest occurrences of which we have ever heard took place in the home of Ben Richmond on last Thursday eve about o'clock when his two youngest children, both girls, age 6 and 9, came home from school and as the rest of the family were away from home they proceeded to make fire. It is said they attempt ed to use kerosene in starting the fire, which exploded and enveloped the oldest one, Lois, in flames which burned her so severely that she lived only a few hours. The father, mother and sisters have the sympathy of their many friends in their sad loss.
 Mr. Anderson Kensey and fami- ly visited at A. L. Clark's Sunday.
 Claude Cate and family and sister Miss Thelma visited relatives in Des Arc Saturday and Sunday.
 Tom Booe and wife visited Hosea Booe and family Sunday.
 Miss Ruby Kensey visited Miss Helen Nichols Sunday.
 MT W. L. Hamilton visited his son, Clarence and family in Carlisle few days last week.
 w. N. Reinhardt and wife visited Mrs. Reinhardt's parents, Mir. and Mrs. G. H. White Sunday.
 MT. Elmer Beggs of Carlisle visit ed his brother, Henry Gipson and family Saturday night.
 Avis Hackney and wife were Lon oke visitors Tuesday.
 John Watkins and wife have re- tuned from Truman, Ark, and will make their home in our midst.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-12-23

People call this general peace". It might be better if it were trif1e less general and trifie more spe- cifc.
The Carlisle independent., 1920-12-23
Mules and Horses for Sale

We have a number of good horses and mules for sale at reasonable prices Cali on us for full particulars.
 47-tf Nichols q Hutson
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30
To Transfer Red
Polish Peace ParIeys
To Riga. Letvia

Warsaw aug. cs-f8y me Assoc
a1ed P-essg-The Russian sov-,e,
government mas accepted the Polish
proposal for transfer of rhe Russo
Polish peace negotiations from Minsk
10 Riga LeVy-ia. II was announced IT
q Moscow wireless message 20 The
Polish government received early TO-
dag
DEFINITE indications reached Var
saw Saturday that but little progress
had been made al the Minsk con.
ference and thar the poies and So
Wet representatives had agreed % 4
shift Of the negotiations N the hops
u ostter-ng condItiqas generally
A wireless message from Minsk by
way Of Moscow 10 the foreign ONCE
complains further about the treat
-nent suffered by the Polish delegates
The message ASSERTS that the com.
Tnanotr Of the western soviet army
piacaroed Minsk with posters label
ling the Poles as spies and warning
the population against assocaring
with them and also destroying the
Poles wireless antennae hnde-ny
communication with Warsaw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30
Reds in New Effort
Against Lemberg

warsaw. Aug - BY The Asso-
ciated P-ess}-The Russian so,-.,
forces are enoea~or,rr 70 DRIVE !
wedge designed 70 sever the posish
'front.' according 20 an oricral state
menr on the fighting operations Is
sued Just before last midnight. vio-
lent fighting IS reported north OF 8ei-
zee. 10 the north Of Lernberr, where
the soviet cavalry Of General Budernv
IS trying a new enclrc,ing movement
against LemDerg.
In the regon Of Bobrka. twenty
miles southeast Of Lembers. the Poles
have repllsed repeated Russian al
lacks intended as drive against
LsmberS. I'll ePoles are corner
lacking at SarnlkI and have smashed
se-evaI SOVIET souadrons
Further south General Pawlenke' 6
Ckranlan army has forced the Dnies-
ter river n an out fanking movement
against the soviet forces and IS NOV
q northward. There IS weak contact
with the enemy along The entire
northern front from Gra5e1-o 10 the
northwest Of Biaiysteh. to wIodawa
On the Bug -rver
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30
c. S. Oarsmen
Show Superiority
In Olympic Regatta

Brussels. Aug. -. BY the Assoc,-
ated Press b.-Amer-cau oars7en prov
&c thel- suprernscy = the Olympic re-
Satta- the finals Of winch were rowed
today winning three out Of four
events ana second place 7 the fourth.
Greatest interest centered II the sin
gle SOULS ana the cneb-netres event
for elght-oared smells, ana the Amer
cans enjoyed great Satisfaction over
their victories against he famous Le-
ander elgnt ana the winner Of the dla-
nond SOULS.
There vas much betting OF these
events and the European nations rs :
rule backed The British cries taH-s.
with the result that they lost consl3-
cradle MONEY
JACK Kelly u rhe Vesper soar Ciuo.
Philadelphia rno nolds tie single
souls championship u thE United
States. crossed the 1rlsn line a ful3
length ahead u J. Berestoro Jr. the
British representatives ana winner Of
-atta But II was Z hard rae. I.eres-
ford jumped INTO the LEAD At tire start
and gained steadily urril he had :
length 20 the good Al 80 metres Here
Kelly began TO move up ana 50 metres
from the finish was on even terms.
Kellvs last spu-t Won down IRE
English champion, VINO faded away
with a game finish 4 boar enrrh te-
-Everyrhlng IS ready for the big
mind Both men we're exhausted II
the end. put Be-esford vas N worse
shape thar. the American They were
TOO tired even 10 snake HANDS
The slx-rear veteran combination
q Switzerland proved TOO strong for
the Americans IN the tour-oareti event.
winning nT three le4gths. with the
Americans lengIh ana 4 half ahead
81 the Norwegian crew
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30

,,.-,,- C. ALE. 7s--Turmng away
49,. =. Versailles League Of Ma
-,,s Is allure ana a wreck De-
.-,,o re possibility Of -econstruc-
Ss-s-o- Harding broke ground
.v ~ , new International peace
s--,c---e = hopes 20 erect about the
----ss Il. 4 world court Of justice
AZ 4o--12ro1 -nbers he proposed
=. ,se re oerte- features Of the
--ss.r- EEr-e tribunal and Of the
,,rs-a-. = he JAILED League" and
,s ,-o-ised hal rom the day Of his
s,scrlo- = would give 10 the task
,,s hesr aeo-- n counsel with the
snjes- Statesman u the world. De-
.sllso srec-scatlons ne SAID he could
10, re, supply 4 the changing Amos
mere Q. vo-.5 conditions and opin-
DIS.
The Eep@7licar nominee s deliver
srcs vas nade n front porch
speect vo.c.og n direct and positive
wares rs conception OF foreign
rollcr so- ne Nation His greatest
sro.-lo- I'M ne cornerstone Of his
--o--.- IS said. * 70 regain f6-
A-er1ca he ro-aI leadership Il lost
wrer .Anpltlon' sought 20 supsrlm-
7ose q -eac.lorar- theory of dlsc-ed-
i.eo au.oc-ac- upon the progressive
rr.oc,ple = living, glowing deInoc-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30
Big List Entries
For Readville
Race Opening Today

Readvllle- Mass. Aug. @e.-Aore
than SOC entries have been made for
ths Grand Circuit races which will
open here tomorrow ana continue until
September :. -Four events are scaed-
uled for the opening day. the Horse
Breeders Furur,ty for c-yesr-oids.
carrying a purse Of scnoe; -he Nepon-
SET 2-os pace. ssoec: the Boston Globe.
3-year-oIds sHooo. and the 20 t-or
with a purse Of sI0Be.
Day Star ana Great Br.tton will
meet On Wednesday for the first time
n the Horse Breeders rutur:ty fo-
a purse Of $3.50 Day Star won his
engagement al Kalamazoo. Mich. and
also the champion stallion stake al
Cleveland. while Great Br;tton. after
proving 10 be one Of the best three
vear-oids Of the year. performed
rather disappoln1iagiy al Phlladel-
PIMA and al Pougtkeepsls.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30
Week-old Tragedy
Uncovered i'm Lowell

Lowell. Mass. Aug @s.-The bodies
Of Mrs. Ezelka Geiiuas. aged about -
ears. and Adelard or Joseph LaPolnte.
about 20. were found tonight in sepa-
rate roorus II d tenement al 81 Du,tor
street The police believe that the
woman was murdered hy LaTolnte and
that he later committed SUICIDE The
bodies probably had been there over 4
week
An autopsy Will ne performed on
both bodies and the police are Investi-
eating the deaths. No motive for rhs
crime has been established
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30
Bay State Man
browns i'm Lake
Near Macllias. Me.

Maonlas. Ne. Aug. .e-Alhert 3 Nc
Auliffe. son NJ John McAuliffe Of Ha-
verhin. Mass was drowned II Card
aer's AXE. near here today McAu-
Inc a member Of the N / r summer
school II the lake. was in sw1mrInE
and suddenly sank Almost lnrnedi-
ate4y he was taken out Of the water
and for two hours efforts were made to
resuscitate him but without success.
II Is thought that an attack OF heart
1annre caused MIN to sink. as he was
a fine swimmer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30
Tennis Cracks
At Forest Hills Today

Forest Hills, y. Y, Aug. 2s-The
American Davis Cup team viii
match their sAin against more than
enc hundred u Americas best tennis
players IN the national singles cham
pionsnip tournament. which begins
mere toncrrow on the courts Of he
West Stas Tennis Club In addition
20 he singles. four other title tour
aamsnrs-the Junior, Bows. Father
and Son. Veterans-will be held.
The three single matches selected
for the grand stand courts tomorrow
are between r. Norris Williams II.
and Francis r Hunter Of New York:
Waiter T. Hays Of Chicago. and @
Coiket Gamer. Of Boston and =. a.
Peil Of New York and Willis z. Davis
IF San Francisco.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30
Latest Strike of
N. Y. Longshoremen
Ends I'M Fizzle

New York. AuE. oa.-Ths strike Of
LonEshorenen in protest against the
Imprisonment of Terence MacSweer-
ev. Lord Mayor Of Cork. which be-
gan last Thursday when 1910 work.
ers quit, apparently has collapsed
Everything was quiet along the wa
pro- Irish women pickets. No difh-
Guilty was experienced n getting men
TO sunload incoming British shipA.
steamship officials said
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30
Pope Permits
Movies of Self and
Chapel Grounds

Rome. Aug. 81 BY The Assoclat-
cd Press For the first time n his
tors z Pope mas posed for the moving
pictures Not only vas permission
granted for the filming Of scenes N
the LoIlrdes chapel grounds. but Pope
Benedict today toak / leading part.
posing first with various groups and
then for "close-ups-" ana expressing
much amusement Ut the persistence
Of the American photographers. who
Went within four feet of the Pontir
and snapped him smiling into the
camera
This occurred after the Pope had
celebrated mass for the visiting Am
eric7n knights Of Columbus n the
open Vatican gardens and had gwen
holy communion personally 20 each
knight. Vatican officials were amazed
that the Pope appeared 4 these
scenes for about twenty minutes and
which proved the most complete PIC
lures ever taken Of Vatican cerezou-
les
The Pope seized Supreme knight
FlanerrT BY both hands. blessing The
knights and America He welcomed
the visitors in short address. which
was translated by Arch Bishop Ger
ettL formerly Of the pApal delegation
al Washington The Pope crank 4
cup of coffee with the knights after
rAlnh~,r,~~- nj u<$nw IN Nod
posed for the pictures drove through
the gardens Ranked by Knights 10
the Vatican When the Vatican ozi-
ciaIs objected 70 the Pope being
photographed. ne salc:
Let the Amer cars have what they
want"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30
Americans Win
Olympic Swim Relay

Antwerp. Aug. .9-1By the Associ-
atea Press@ The American swimming
team won the final Of the SEQ metres
swimming relay race here to-day. GREAT
ing new Olympic record of.e:4 rs
seconds The team was composed Of
Duke kahanornoku. Honolulu: Norman
Ross, Illinois Athletic Club; Perry
McGillivrar. Illinois Athletic Ciuh
and P. Kealoha. Honolulu.
The Australian team finished second
and tire English team third The ole
Olympic record. IA II 20. was made
by the Australian team Al Stockholm
IN 1912
The final heat Of the 40g-nerres re-
lay swimming race for women was won
by the American team Tire Amer
cans hung up new Olympic record for
It's event.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30
Olympic Winners
Get Medals Today

Antwerp. aug. -9.-The KING viii
present the medals TO ths Oly-rpic
winners tomorrow afternoon As
ALREADY left Antwerp. there will be
only few there 70 receive their hon
ors. the others getting them by proxy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30
Republicans at
Chicago Ready
For Probe of Funds

.-c2co Az -9.-Asadsrs N the
aapua1ca1 parry spent to-day ana to-
rignt preparing a mass of documen-
,arv ey-1srle 20 ne presented 10 the
senz-s -a-pal-u investigating COM
zlr.ts tner Z recouvenes here TO-
na--ow . ook .nto methods used N
luaaul.l1g the presidential cam
l&-1s
his evidence. they declared. would
arc~e -rtrGe ne eharges Of Governor
Cuz. rs Democratic nominee. thai
= 2-3.9no 900 corruption fund" vas
bsln- -a-se1 ny the Republicans and
wuu.6 --uc.tv Cox on his own cross.
vi HAYS. hartman Of the Repuo-
ICzl National Colmlttes. arrived this
r1o--,-r anu ne and FREQ ". [ pham.
.-sasU-s- = ne National COMMITTEES.
ws-s = eo--erenca until late tonight
T1ns- tnsl- supervision copies OF the
ra--vs sooks am records we're MADE
cor-al-.r- re name Of every contri-
1.o- . ne canpal-n fund and the
-,o1-. gwen. ne Qarty's campaign
nugget zra 7uoras assigned districts.
.-r-osr statement prepared s said 10
scor -1e exgerdirures OF the party n
,.s calp algn-
=. 81 2L - gwen 20 the com
---,--ss ---c--ow.' SAID Mr.. Up
r nj. shuv that there IS
&C -,---cr.1r. 70 sIush fund and
"a. Gov=--cr OK statements are
-osei-.s,v 1n-rue'
PREVIOUS statements by Mr.. Hays
:: = -V-a- nat The Republican
~ would -o- be content with
t.e-o--E ,tseLt TON Governor Cox
-2s-Fss ~ would present evidence
o.cs---E re Democratic cam
az mi Tsre reiterated tonight
= r. 4E.- IRE With are,' SAID
= E2vE We VIII uo1 o-iy make
7cah- aye--.I-E concerted with our
--c-.z- - re viii force -he
's-oc-a+s = % the SAINT. We
"s--so han II -he starr that We
Toa.2 -, AXE -hel- aspersions "
2 7ow- ard We are going 10 back
= -1at statement
senate Walter :. Edge Repubii
= q. Eew Jersey. arrived unex-
'fs;sc-v 'ocay AMI viii take part IN
IL -szr-1gs. Senator Edge. VINO IS
-1sr:s- q. ne senate committee,
d aef- : Europe ana has not at
1cac AK Z ne hearings since the
s1l--s- rs caIled al Republic
1aa7c-ar-e-s ana was cioseted
~ y HAS ana Mr. Cpnsm a
---tss- mt said that the meet
Ia -oo7c.aI significance
y - Democratic slde there was
-ctrl-~. There vas 10 one
l2'a--T a1-ho-,zed n speak for
, -acHec-:on with the hearing
,-~-E Marsh. treasurer NJ the Ma
ia 7---al-tes. ana George White.
-1-aE. ara expected tomor-
-ars ara Mr. -pnam saw no
E-olt the day but party
Ger fxce-t <or a Commute in
--ven -s7vspape- men By
->s,.2ral -aar-nau. IN which he
.s-7c : -orual statement again
zorercor Cox charges.
---1-7 OK 1as charged that
- I've been paid 10 the Re
-..-@s National committee by
-t--Iscces 20 buy the P-esi-
Sa7 his statement.
re ls reported 10
SAL = New York that many
making contributions TO the
-'''.,2a 1aupalgn fund for the
Continued 81 Page -coi. y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30
Posse Search Fails
To Locate Aged
S0merville Woman

Ellsworth. Ne Aug. es-Mrs. Mary
Calmane Of Some-7ile. Mass. dis
appeared last Friday from the cottage
near tins city where she and her
daughter were passing the summer.
Sheriff vescott and posse have been
searching the woods and boys for the
missing woman. who Is 81 years old.
but WITHOUT SUCCESS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30
General Forecast

The air pressure is relatively h1Sh
of the Atlantic coast. There have
been showers within the last - hours
n the Atlantic states.
In the New England states the
weather will be partly cloudy. with
local showers Monday and generally
fair Tuesday, without material change
IN Temperatures
Wines-North Of Sandy Hook:
Gentle TO moderate south: partly
cloILg- and occasional showers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30
MALTA QUAKE
SCARES PEOPLE

Lonoor. Aug. cEThs Island ot
Malta suffered an earthquake shock
II considerable force al e:45 o'clcck
his morning says a Central News
despatch from Rome quoting adv1ces
from Syracuse. Sicily. Numerous
buildings n ro--ana ana The sur
rounding districts were seriousiy
damaged ard the population was n
panic. the despatch states.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30

New York. aug. ce-Brooki-n
awoke This morning 70 anu its trans
por-ation facilities completely tied
ap by an unexpected strike Of ap-
proxinaIely s,ooo employees Of the
Brooklyn RAPID Transit system.
Without Warning
The strike mas been pending sew
eraI DAYS and al d meeting last night
the car men voted 20 defer action
IN the strike for one week. Three
hours later another meeting was held
and the men voted 20 20 on strike at
I'VE o'clock TINS morning.
Tonight all lines yrrtuaIly were
paralyzed. No surface cars were
running and only meaEre number
Of trains were crawling over the ele-
Fateo and subway lines. These were
under nelice protection.
Jitney's Reap Harvest
ConeE Island has d crowd Of about
10000 persons. despite the difficult
they had n getting there. Thev
went IN motor buses, moving vans.
wagons and vehicles of every des-
cr'piion- The buses charged 4 p 10
30 cent fare TO Ccne3. Island. b1,-
lock arNantage Of the situation ana
charged from dollar 70 three dollar.
Tor The return trip. -enpurarv MI.
n1Cipzl bus routes n all sections and
steamboat serz-lce 10 Caney Island
were beng put n operation by The
CITY tonight
Demands Too Radical
Inc strikers are members of the
ArnalSaInated Association Of Stree,
ana Electric EMPLOYEES of. America.
hecentIE they presented demands TO
Aindiy n. Garrison. receiver of the
8 H T.. asking for a wage increase
OF . per cent and up. an eight hour
aaE ana a closed shop. Receiver
Garrison refused 10 grant the demand
ana referred The men 10 FederlI
Judge Julius N. Mayer. legal custo.
DIAN OF the company. Judge Mayer
sustained Recsiver Garrison 70
-Css4 ana would NOT confer with hi
Amalgamated' committee. szy1rr
thelr demands were radical and ex-
ces1sFe. The AmaIgamated appealed
70 Mayor Hylard. who attempted %
arrange a conference between Judre
MAYER, the AmzfEanzIed commit
zee ana 8. r. T. oric,als- The cor-
terence never came about and TIA
strike TO-DAY resulted.
virtually all If tire leading bust
ness concerns n BROOKLYN have
pressed MO service. all available
motor trucks and other vehicles ID
ic1rtinuee on Pare -cei. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30
Sim Feiners Get Arms

Belfast. aug. 29.-In broa3 daylight
today Sim FeIners entered Bally Cas-
lie. County Antrim. barracks and de-
camped with all the arms and 4rnrnu-
nltion.
4 Sim Fem notice posted near New
Market railway station. Corr SAYS al.
military found outdoors af-e- ,'c.ocA
at night will be severely dealt with.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-30
French War Head
To Get Boost

Paris Aug. 2e-Andre Lefeyre. the
war minister, today informed General
WeyEand- who arrived IN Paris last
night fror Warsaw. that the govern
ment mad decided TO promote him TO
Grand officer Of the Legion Of Honor.