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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-18
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Weather Forecast.

Weather Forecast.
III. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
For keelSuk and vicinity: Rain TO-
night, probably clearing Friday morn
ing; warmer tonight, colder Friday;
strong shifting winds.
For Iowa: Rain tonight, probably
clearing Friday morning; warmer in
, east and colder in extreme west por-
lion tonight: colder Friday; strong
shifting winds.
For Missouri: Unsettled tonight,
possibly rain in north portion; colder
west and warmer extreme east por-
lion; Friday fair and colder; strong
shifting winds.
River Bulletin.
Flood stage. Stage Change
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-18
DAILY RANGE or PRICES.
CHICAGO March 1S

Chicago Cash Grain.
CHICAGO, March 1s.-Wheat-No
2 hard, $2.48
Corn-No.. 8 yellow, $1.s3@1.S4:
No. yellow, $160@1.62: No. S yell
low, $1.5S@1.59; No. white, 1880
1881; No. 4 white, s1.6oh al .6f5h:
No. S. white. s1.5sk; No. 3 mixed,
$1.61; No. 4 mixed, $1.5S@1.60; No
5 mixed, $1.57@1.5s; No. 6 mixed,
$1.57.
oats-No white, s5A @s71hc;
No. white, 95@98c.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, March IS. = Hogs
Receipts. $4,000 head. Market rs to
40c higher. Bulk, $1460@16. 10:
butches, $14.30@15.9o; packing $12.3
@13.00; light, $14.85@1625; pigs,
$13.25@15.00; roughs, $12.35@12.S5.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-18

occurs before he leaves for Ne'
York.
Read The Daily Gate City.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-18

ItIVer Stage at I a. m, lU.1 feet;
change in "a hours, fall 0.s.
Mean temperature 18th, IS.
Highest, Al.
Lowest, 26.
Lowest last night, "a.
Relative humidity 18th, 7 a. m,
Ct; IL M, 81; p. m, 81.
CARL E. HADLEY,
Observer.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-18

Headaches From Slight Colds.
LAXATIVE BROMO QU1NINE Tab
lets relieve the Headache by curing
the Cold. tonic laxative and germ
destroyer. Look for signature e. w.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-18
Rev.
J. R. McCrary

Of Monmouth, H., who
will conduct a series of
meetings at U mite d
Presbyterian ch urch
starting tonight at 1880.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-18

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-18
senond Leader Resigns.

Yense. Won Seeckt also assumed COM
mand of reichswehr troops. General
Won Oven took command of regular
soldiers now in Berlin. These VIII
be removed from the city as soon as
possible, he said.
The Ehrhardt naval brigade, wh1cn
furnished the military power OF the
revolution, has evacuated Berlin, but
burned all records showing its part
in the movement before leaving.
Troops which remained faithful to
the constitution were posted as
guards over all public buildings.
ProIetariat Demands Power.
LONDON, March ia Berlin
dispatch by way of Copenhagen
quotes Deputies Daunlig, and Cohn,
heads of the combination OF radical
parties, as declaring that the pro
Ietariat will not reorganize the
working mems forces for Ebert.s
profit"
The proletariat demands power for
itself, the dispatch quoted the leaders
as asserting. Another dispatch said
the independent socialists, commun-
lists and the right parties had held
GULL cl CHIC cIAo oSSSSSSN - S~~DNNA~s
naming Daumig as chancellor, Kurt
Boyer as minister of interior, Herr
Neuban or Herr Levy, minister OF
foreign affairs, and Herr Cohen as
minister of justice. The cabinet list.
It was said, includes only indepen-
dent socialists and communists.
Can Restore Order.
PARIS, March 18.-Gustav NtoslSe,
President Ebert's minister of de-
fense has sufficient loyal troops with
which to restore order in Germany
within six or eight days. he said, in
an interview at Stuttgart, according
to dispatches here today.
Noske admitted that the worst
danger threatening the fatherland is
the Spartacan communicate outbreak.
He believed, however, that his forces
will be able to down the radicals as
they have in the past
Second Proclamation.
STUTTGART, March 18.-Presi-
dent Ebert has issued second proc.
Lamation thanking Germany's work.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-18

Local Observation,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-01
WHEN YOU WAKE 1 UP DRINK GLASS OF HOT WATER
ash Pois0ns and Toxins from Sys. tenn Before Putting Food
 into the Stomach.

Wash yourself on the inside before reakfast like you do on the out lde' This is vastly more import ht because the skin pores do not osorb impurities into the blood, auslng illness, while the bowel pores do.
 TOT every ounce of food taken in- z the stomach. nearly an ounce of feaste material must be carried out the body. If this waste is not minated day by day it quickly |erments and generates poisons, ases and toxins which are absorbed 'to the blood stream, through the Ympn ducts which should suck only punishment.
 splendid health measure is to illnk' before breakfast each day, Il ass of hot water with q teaspoon o1 limestone phosphate in it., nlch IS harmless way to wash ,ese polsons from the stomach, sel, kidneys and bowels; thus ,aanslng, sweetening and freshen- IS ,g me ailmentary canal before eat haa aaquarter pound of limestone phos- .ate costs but very little at tho n, ug store, but is sufficient to make N one an enthusiast on inside I-s1&A96s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-01
rench Senate Debates Finance Problem of Nation

Paris, Mar, 31.-Tne senate today
 messed lively discussion of the
 aneial difficulties of the govern
 Int. Frederic Francois Marshal
 lance minister, said this repre-
 hted about an equal conversion oi
 Inner bonds and cash.
 Much criticism was provoked by E minister's declaration that a |pvisional two-twelfths of the bud f, which the finance commission ks disposed to favor, would not fhaps suffice for the immediate kans of the government.
 Among the other speakers was |rmer Premier Ribot who produced
 profound impression by the darl, ftures he represented of the fin |cial conditions in France. The |estion of confidence in the gov hment was raised and insisted lon by Premier Millerand. The Fsion was suspended at the re- lest of the Chairman of the fin Ice commission so that the com |ssion might hold an emergency eeting.
 |On the reassembling of the senate was announced that the finance lmmission yielded to the govern ent's wish and that it supported e propsition that the provisional ree twelfths of the budget be ted, the su mamounting to about ght billion francs. The general scussion, therefore, was closed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-01
UNSIGHTLY FRECk ES
 Instantly Removed

Try this simpls formula: Go to any toilet counter and get a bottle of Derwillo; apply two or three times daily then watch the freckles disap- pear The very first application proves it. Once you try it you will never be without it. Thousands use it in place of face powder, as it not only removes freckles, but in- stantly beautifies the complexion as we'll. There is no substitute for Der Wlllo as no other freckle remover does this. It gives you rosy, white, velvety skin everyone "just loves to touch." Sold at all depart ment and drug stores with the dis tinct understanding that if you arc not pleased in every way you get your money back
 NOTE-A leading druggist, recent ly interviewed said, "We have never sold any freckle remover which gives better satisfaction than Derwillo. It IS having an enormous sale and we gladly refund the money to anyone dissatisfied. It is guaranteed abso- lutely harmless, and is sold at all toilet counters in this city, including v. L. Dewoody. Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-01
|NIELS TOO SMALL,
 DR NAVY JOB, SAYS l HIS FORMER AIDE
lacks Mental and Temper.
 amental' Characteristics \ of Chief

ashington, March 31.-The re-
 bn of the mental and tempera-
 tal characteristics' of Secretary
 fiels to the alleged .unprepared-
 of the navy for the war in 1917,
 discussed today before the sen-
 naval Investigating committee by
 T. Admiral Bradley A. Fiske, re- Sd, formerly Mir. Daniels chief iser in the department as aide d operations. The secretary's $racteristics and "previous train
 \" Admiral Fiske said, prevented D from taking "a broa0 and pro- Snd view' of the navy's needs. Bp to 1917, the officer declared, ! Daniels seemed convinced that Ire would never be another war rhe witness described at some 'gth his differences with the sec Rry. While their ''personal re- 3ons' had been cordial, he said. had found he could not work Eh MT. Daniels and resigned as |e for operations in 1916.
 Gr. Daniels, MT. Fiske said. paid much attention to details and not sufficiently interest himself broad questions of plans and |icies. The secretary was par llarly solicitous regarding the flare of the enlisted men, the of er asserted, and naval officers lerally felt he attached undue inn Ftance to the comfort of the men Tried his efforts to "democratize navy" to an extent inconsistent Eh discipline.
 Becretary Daniels was "dceply sincerely" interested in the vel |e of the men, Admiral Fiske said, ling that he opposed MT. Daniels |n for the education of enlisted n because he thought the system slld take too much time from the litary training of the crews.
 Rear Admiral Mayo, who testified Iterday, was asked by Chairman le today to prepare an additional tement setting forth his views ,h regard to the need for well fined foreign policy as related to 1al preparedness and suggestions
 the avoidance in future wars of yal mistakes of the world. He s informed that he would be called ore the committee again later.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-01
Owners Won't Spend
 Much, He Declares

Washington, March 31.-Senator Owen, democrat, of Oklahoma re- piled to "Labor's' questionnaire to- day, saying that so far as he knows the amounts expended Tn his cam palgn for the presidential campaign would probably not exceed four or five thousand dollars"
 senator Owen says he will glad " request those in charge of his campaign to make sworn state ment of expenditures together with list of the contributors and fur nsh same to the press"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-01

clined to explain or in any way am- pllfy the action of the governing committee, which confirmed it's statement to the bare announcement that further trading would be sus- pended.
 Stutz has been the most conspic- uous stock of the last few weeks, rising from 123 1-2, it's final price on March 6 to 391 at the colse of today's trading. The advance has been steady at daily gains of ten to almost 30 points.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-01
PILOTS TO STRIKE ALSO.

New York, March 31.-A complete tie-up of harbor traffic at this port was threatened tonight when the American association or master pi- lots and mates, with a membership of 2S,000 voted to strike tomorrow to enforce demands for all eight hour day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-01
Union Painters Will Get Dollar
 an Hour Here

Union painters in Pine Bluff will be receiving one dollar an hour be- ginning today.
 This announcement was made yes terday by J. S. Holcomb, president of the Pine Bluff local. No. 665,. who declared the contractors here had signed an agreement with the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-01
tutz Motor Co. Trading Barred
 From Exchange

New York, Mar. 31.-Further deal Pgs in Stutz motor shares, one of fe recent features of the stock ex- Pange, were temporarily suspended g special act of governors of the Echange after the close of today's ession.
 This applies not only to trading n the floor of the exchange but Fso to private transaction between lembers outside of the exchange, ma is without precedent in the his pry of the institution.
 Officials of the stock exchange de-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-01

Old People Who Are FeeDie and Children Who Are Pale and Weak Would be greatly benefited by the General Strengthening Tonic Effect of GROVES TASTELESS chill TON lC. It purifies and enriches the blood and builds up the whole sys- tenn. A General Strengthening Ton ic for Adults and Children. COG.
 Adv
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-01

local which recently ratified by the national organization.
 The increase represents Is cents per hour and affects about 40 men,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-01

Japanese bronze work was the in vention of woman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16
BRUISED BODIES
TWO ACTRESSES
FOUND BY LAKE

ChlC2.n. NOV. IA new witness
was being sought by the police to
night in an effur- 70 suire the nys-
terry surrounding the death Of TWO
women whose bodies we're found on
the lake 1runt IN Grant Park yesser-
day. The bodies apparently had been
tassed from IN automobile
Al the inquest II was tssst1ried rt1H-
he women. Marie Ramey and Lillian
Thompson. were Actresses and had
Recently come 10 Chicago from View
York. They were t-aaed tram IN
apartment which They had been oc-
c,1pyinE "a a cafe wais. they lefr II
niGmghT Saturday IN company with
4 third woman anu some men. Tins
third woman is now being Sought ssv
the police
E1aTrs also were being made 70
trace mysterious telephone call 70
The police which resulted in the find
ing Sunday morning Of the rive
bodies. both of which were badly
bruised
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16
LAKE STEAMER
W|DLhR WRECKED
CREW ALL RESCUED

SAINT Ste Marie Mich. Nov Is
Altar So hours ahua--d their storm
tossed vessel. tte 76aU TN s1a-i
fleiShtar- Francis J widiar. Captain
arthur Forbes and the - members
Of the crew raalhed acre late today
On the rescue t2Es Iowa and c T.
AinSworfh. none the worse for their
experience except fBr minor eurisss
and exposure
Rs-scue OF ths crew Was effected al
noHn teday VFher a RawI rum the
iowa bra-ed aeaE-y seas - MAKE
utIl-tas trips ~ The WidIar. which lies
n imminent danger OF breaking I'D
on PanCase Shoals
The vessel. according n CAPTAIN
Forres. les h.Ig'g aground Tor prac-.
t5calIy her entire ienEth n anout u,
feat OF wafer
From the time the ship was dfsven
upun tane rocks Friday night until
tae crew wRs taken of grant wares
pounded uver her. az Times washing
carnpieIeiy ever The de.t.khpusA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16
SCOUTSLAb0R
WAR THEORY OF
NY. WI RLD
As Explanation Of Sep
tenber Bomb Blast
in Wall Street
Foreman Clark Says he Saw Driver
Deatr Waron After Exoiugion -
Employer Talks Of Cloud Over tiis
Eear

View York, Nov 1..--The apDea--
expinsssn N September or rhe lunn
supposed to have driven ne nurse that
70 lie scene WIS described tolRy by
Ray-mund Z. Clark I f0rner 2annr
f.srer-lssn. ,7x,s.s r3u-1ed by Chief Assistant
District ATTORNEY TaIley-
Clark was called in cunnsclen with
the investigation of me tacarv put
fnrrh lasi week ny the New York Eve
ming World rHIat the dIsnsle- WIS -
suit OF labor war" This -1e1rv was
saouzea by Clark N MS examination
Il saw ene exCred man VINO was
giaad.ug THAI my horse ne sad
The MN N added was upon the
bridge eIected by me CONSTRUCTION
rn-nnauv above the sidewalk III Wall
and Broad streets. anc when other
sDectafors ware pui ah The hritige this
man was allowed n remain One Of
thu Eerernen later put him of
Clark declared he had nur besn
warned bv members Of Any labor or
gan zzar1uu not 70 talk and tnR- wi,ile
he Iad be4n slo; and wounded since
Cile c2pEpslerl. The attack mad M con-
lecsaan with any laoor tfis2rIH.
Asserting ne knew nothing Of the
explosion, Clark told the assistant dis
c-1cE s1ttr--.ey, thai the day before A.
bpE-- Et.llz- his former employer ues-
c3ded before tina lagisiaf5TeS ctsrrIr1,t tTss,s
i-1zzssss;lg e. tlag the building trust me
contractor All but beE-ed me "a SLY
-slzL : WIS She AS result Of IalBr
dispute
Ee asked me whn snpr me" clark
continued. and when ! asked him w'rv
he vsas se anxious "a know ne gsld
cloud WAS hanging over his head n
connection WITH this explosion. He in
sista1 that / might HRys heen shot
through labor troubles buI I tgld MIN
not 70 talk tpOl-st.nesg tha- ! knew
! was moi because 7 knew VINO shot
me re had spoken Of this cloud over
MS head TWO or three times nefare.
40 nn1 know what he rneRnC
Claf,k inserted thar the driver Of
the wagon nIEde ne mention Of any
load mat ne had 10 deliver "a the
wI'ecl.4uE Ccmgar-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16
ANTI-vENIzEIETS
CLAIM WIN SUNDAYS
ELECTIONS IN GREECE

Arhens, Nov- Ia 81 me A. pa
The gppusitlun claims sweeping VIZ
tnr-v. even the personal iefa1r of Teni-
zelns n rAe cirv OF Piraeus THE
Ten izel5sts ara alarmed. bur consider
laa. nothing IS cartaln as YET because
ne results Of nniy 4ge gur N sooe dis
1rfcts a--s known.
The eahInat HeT mis- morning and
Fi.te- issued the following statement.
II Is evident rliat the government
VS. MISTAKEN n its expectations re
s>aEEitng E.se assca3u1s, although definite
results are mt vet known. Il will
a EvaIt these results SO as 10 rarn over
the power IN me party designated ny
nc popala- suffrage IN can1armiry
with the constitution. without await
ing caEvoCac1un aT me Chamber
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16
Appeal for L. S.
Aid Refugees I'm
Southern Russia

Cunsrz.nz1Eopie Nse Itts-3 kri-
vocniEl. preIcaer Of the ggref-nInsnI
Of General Wr-slzlgei, n talking To tine
American newspaper correspondent
t1daE made an appeal far American
AID Tar rhe refugees from southern
EISsla-
First" ne SID, permit me- To ex-
press heartfelt gratitude ID the
American people and the American
BED Cross far their charitable work
en- behnIr Of the wounded ana nck
Eussian -efrEees. The military dis
zETer does nut mean taat Lnere Is no
further Necessity % render assist
z1ce- II IS now mere than ever z
matter OF life and death % the tens
Of thousands Of unfortunate and nj
uarIv destitute refugees from the
NOS cruel tyranny the world ever
mas known. General Y rzageTs
army has been bied w41lIa. Although
inferior N numbers 4 held position
after POSITION against the 0Vs-wheim-
Lag weight Of the Reds.
The situation became extremely
critical when General WrlEel was
isSaia1eG. especially after The Polish
arfnlsT5ce- when he supported the
brunt OF the Red ansIaugt1ts. We sx-
pecfac Ferekop 70 hold cut but the
premature frost proved 4 powerful!
ally Il aur enemy wra1gairs posi-
toms were defended by f-as--bIr1an
wounded ana exhausted soldiers. the
dead were piled IN heaps. the cruel
artillery snarching all the ccmma.ac.
ers- DsspIte their high morale,
Continued on Page -coi. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16
Sen. Calder Doubts
.Pre-War Prices
Ever VIII Return

Denver. Coin-. Nov- Is-Doubf that
any big price declines viii cnrre SOON
and that prices ever VII reach pre-
war levels was express-si by Sens-
tor "A. vi Calder Of New Yark.
chairman of the Senate cummzfree an.
reconstruction and Production vrscn
net here today ID investigate heus-
ing conditions IN Colorado
Whenever We have -une." Sena-
tor Calder sad there seems % - a
fairly general opinion tina. pr1css ON
building materials eventually muN
decline The committee 20 far has
found a decline IN 0nly une building
maternal iSlm Der
As long as the government .
loans Gre eur. tabor Is opposed 20 re-
auctions IN wages AID the empower
is opposed To reductions az mis- prices.
oou I see much hopes fDr heary de-
efines immedlateiv and II il doubtful
z prices ever viii attain their pre-
war basis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16
N. HYMAHS, Ba6IUM
PERMANENT HEAD Of
LEAGUE OF NATIONS

Geneva Nuw. Ia By the A. p
EaHI EvnRns 81 Belgium was 4einrtrfs
permanent president Of the League OF
Nations = tire opening session uf ne
leagues Assembly here radav He r--
oeixad 80 votes 70 four trr President
M0t-a Of Switzerland and one each tnr
sx-Presidsrt Ador o. Switzerland ana
Leon BOu-geals OF France
Ii Eynans MAD czslec r,le dsseeH.ss
n order znd introduced D-.=aa.nt Mot
- Of Switzerland VINO IN nls adfres.
curdiRily wecumlnE the delegates ez-
pressed the hope that the Crsrnn
States would not de.ar mur-i longer in.
taking It's legitimate place IN 1n~
leaEue
Nnen M EvnRas. who heArinn co<
Belgium delegations ana Is q TURNER
f0reign minister Of Belgium. Declared
the first session of the Assembly open
the h2Zl WIS crpwea with men and
waman
Ii Eor-a IN has greetings 70 tine deie--
gates rtrRnIsed the peace conference Tor
having sesecfsd Geneva as tina sant or
the LaRgue Of Nations and rslznked
President wIisan fur calling the meet
ing of rhe Assembly n ans saat Of Inc
leagna-
The first session OF cns lakzale As
sssrnniS was grsst-si with the ringing sr'
al the bells II Geneva after several
minutes slienue On the part Of All me
Continues an Page -Cok q
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Bowdoin College Has
Promise of S10,W
Towards Endowment

Brunswick. Ne, Nov 1a.-The Cen
sral Education Board Of New York
his Expressed IT'S willingness Id give
sI5a. non toward s6Ba.gan additional en-
ciuw-nen1 FOR Bswdnir College. tse IN
tonne 70 oe used for the increase CT
teachers saiaTies. President Kenneth
g NJ Sills- announced to-day II also
WIS voted 10 grant a SUM equal n the
income af the amount promised ur
<--sg,i, vear for the nsxt c.1res years.
President SiIis said I-laz the ra:siag
Of the Alumni fund would be cuurin-
ue1- Il is the purpose 10 secure a
large number Of financial Suts for the
current expenses nf the college and
a srna1 number OF larger gifts for the
pefnH1euLenduwm Fer the LAT
TER purpose ne said the gifts and
Pledges already amounted 10 abpur
$1go. gDn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16
STUDENTS STRIKE
IN PROTEST HEADS
ST. JOHNS COLLEGE

Annapolis. Md Nov 15-ActiuE n
defiance of the Baas-d OF Governors
and visitors and the faculty. OF ST
johns CaIiege, the entire student
body, about .p0 students IN al, went
on strike TODAY. The school has sus-
pended operations.
''Inefficiency OF the Baa-d of Gov
er-nurs and visitars OF st Johns Col
lege ID satisfactorily adjust and dfracr
the movements of raIs college" Ii the
raasnn fur the wR-k-out. according 10
the following letter 70 lce-Pr-esident
John 3. RiUpere. signed Bv L ".
Eech1- chairman, pnbIiciTy commit
tee
Tn consequence OF the recent and
MANY previous unsatisfactory devei
apmeuts originating 70 our ballet, IN
the inefhciencv of The Board Of Coz
eraors and visitors uf ST. Johns Col
leEe to satisfactorily ADJUST anu direct
The movements OF the college the str
dent body of tins institution uses THIS
mems u notify DR.. John e Rippe,'e
acEng president OF St johns College
mat thev VIII absent themselves until
a-raurerneurs such as VIII prove ac
caprahie % d committee consisting
jointly OF the presidents and sec,'erar
les Of the SENIOR Junior sophomore
and Freshman GLASSES have been
complied with. and until another and
mnre suitable method uf arbitration
has been fulfilled =
This action came after + WIS
thought the controversy between the
members OF the Sophomore class. and
the Bna-i Of Governors which has
caused the rIr-neM IL the institution
fur three waaks had ended today.
when the Sophonores signed pledge
This pledge was that the class would
amend the rules adopted rs means
af enforcement subordinaIiun On the
Freshman class and To abolish haZtrg
insofar rs starting" or compelling me
freshmen 70 perform meuial service IS
r.nr1FEs---tFegf
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PEPPEREIL MILLS
OF BIDDEFORD ON
3-DAY SCHEDULE

Biddsf0-d, Ne. Sor 1sy-NoJlcses.
were puslad n the mills Of the Pep
ptt'en notwithstanding Company, To
Gay. announcing thar unT5l further
NOTICE. the plant VII be run but r1lree
DAYS a week The new schedule
which becomes operative a. unce at
facts about Rob hands The mills
hare bean running 0n 18Ur-G.;1y
schedule fur some weeks Like no
lces were also posted in the FORK
mills II Saco winch employ some
2.5ls hands. The York. unrll this
week. has bean running an fun time