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Evening journal., 1920-05-07

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Evening journal., 1920-05-07
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Evening journal., 1920-05-07
IFUR AUCTION
| RECORDS SET
tvery Class q P.ln Re-
i's,r Increase in Pne.
Al Nes rsrk Sal. !

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Evening journal., 1920-05-07

A Small Deposit VIII Reserve Your Purchase IN Os'
Storage Vaults Until Next Fall Payments
to Be Continued Through the Summer
Evening journal., 1920-05-07
BRANDYwNE CONCLAvE GROWS

BrandyNvine Conclave. No. 4, order
OF Heptasophs will initiate a class IN
Monday night twenty candidates
were received last month.
Evening journal., 1920-05-07
HALE OF WORLD FUR SUPPLY
UNDER HAMMER AT ST LOUIS
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Evening journal., 1920-05-07

The Want Ads give fun information
OF positions wanted ana valuable
sales OF property.
Evening journal., 1920-05-07

This is a good month to start ac-
1uiring the Want Ad habil.-Adv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-28

10 per cent OF ownership or more. but
eHorts to bring about that result have
oeen seriously retarded by reason Of
me very severe and unusual weather
sohditlons which prevailed almost
continuously from January l to March
~ and subsequently by the unauthor
ized strike of the switchmen.
AS soon as conditions have been
restored to normal plans are under
way to increase the percentage of
box cars on the Canadian lines to the
lsure as stated. but even with this
result 1T is very doubtful that the
,anadian roads will remove the re
Sirictions placed on the loading of
'helr cars to the United States. as ex-
ptrlence has demonstrated that there
vas just as much complaint when the
Ianadian roads had on line cars in
excess of 80 per cent as at present
The Canadian car situation as Of
april l showed the Canadian roads
mad on line as Of that date box cars
presenting S4.6 per cent of owner
snip. This compared with 81 per cent
as Of April 1. 1919
The Canadian roads, as originating
'arriers. cannot expect to have on
iHe cars representing Toe per cent
- ownership any more than originat-
ing carriers in the United States.
The Great Northern, for instance
rs Of April l had on line cars repre-
s"nting IS per cent of ownership: the
Northern Pacific. 1913 per cent of owner
ship. yet neither line has placed anv re-
Strictions on the loading of its euuip-
hsnt to points off the line
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-28
FEARS INFLUENCE
ON RAIL BOARD
Brotherhood President De-
cIares Chances for Raise
Are Jeopardized.

An apparent conspiracy exists to in
tmidate the railroad labor board into
denying wage increases for railroad
workers. w. s. Carter, president OF Che
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and
Enginemen. declared today at hear
Ings before the board.
Il desire to register my most solemn
protest against what appears to be a
this board into denying railroad
workers the wage increases to which
they are entitled by every considera
ton OF justice and fair dealing" Car
ter said.
From the beginning she press has
been full Of the idea that to raise
the pay of railroad men will neces-
state an immediate ,urther advance
in the cost Of living and he simply
another step in The so-called vicious
circle Of rising prices.
Amount to Conspiracy.
There has been SO much Of this
that 1t amounts 20 conspiracy, il
1T is not actually that. and I protest
that it shall not be permitted to
render aborttve our Efforts to secure
for the men, women and children we
represent the relief that has been
denied them for ten long months"
Mr.. Carter declared that increased
wages PAID railroad employees had
been almost imperceptible in their ef-
feet on prices. and added that they
might be disregarded as a factor in
the high cost of living. He urged
that the board. after determining the
new wages. inform the public ex-
actly what the effect will be on prices
of principal commodities when rail-
road rates are raised to meet the
increased labor cost.
Against Any POstponement.
Timothy Shea. vice president of the
,fremen's brotherhood. protested
against the board receiving data from
the railroads on the wage demands
in the form Of questionnaire. as sus-
gested by E. T. Whittier of the execu-
tive committee Of the roads.
This method Of gathering informa-
ton would require months, the broth
erhood official declared, adding that
the limit had been reached by the
railway workers. and nothing must
postpone the boards decision.
Chairman Barton stated that the
board was impressed with the neces-
sity for quick action. but was entitled
to all information on the subject that
1t considered necessary. Whether the
roads will be permitted to file their
QUESTIONABLE has not been decided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-28
CAR RULE CHANGES
ASKED OF CANADA
U. S. Rail Association Finds
Hardship in Restriction on
Loading Here.

~. American Railroad Associa+io,
commission on car service is sending
~, letters to officials of Canadi,r
railroads asking them to remove re-
a. rictions on the loading of freight .,
othar than Canadian roads These 70
Strictions it is said, are aimed 10 kee,
I'M nor cent Of Canadian box cars ~,
Canadian lines.
no more entitled than other original
ing roads to have 100 per cent Of
thair box cars on their lines. whils
American roads. members of the as
sociation. have in many cases less
tbar 20 per cent and are making m
nrotest against loading of their hoy
cara on other lines, the association
h,s directed letters TO Canadian rail
road men asking their support in re-
location Of cars. at the same tim.
expediting the movement of freight
Imaginary Boundary.
Officials of the Canadian roads in
o1ect have established an imaeinary
boundary line on the boundary az tha
I-nited States and Canada beyond
uhich their cars should not go to he
loaded. the commission says. This ac-
ZION. Il is claimed. is working great
hardship on American Shippers, who can
scnd as many of their own cars in1o
tandda AS l1ltS pi't-'N' 'h1 tfliGbI get
canadian cars to haul their own goods
hack in return. The imaginary
boundary should be withdrawn the com
mission believes. In particular the ac-
ton of Canadian railroad men is work
ing ha rdships on consumers Of news
nrint paper in the United States. who
receive a large part Of their paper from
the province Of quebec
"The Canadian roads are members
~ and subscribers to the per diem
car rules and car service agreement
OF the American Railroad Associa-
tion." saws Statement issued by
the commission today. Roads in the
I-nited States are also members and
the rules of the commission govern
in the handling Of equipment by
roads generally. on reciprocal
basis
"The Canadian roads. however. have
n1aced restrictions on tie loading Of
their cars to points in the United
States. which in effect raises a barrier
at the frontier which should not pre-
vail,
eft is agreed that as a general prop
osition the Canadian roads should
have on their line cars equivalent 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-28

Extra Large Size 90 no
Satin Bedspreads, in M va
a variety Of pretty ~
designs, escalloped cut corners.
fringed cut corners and plain hem
med. Not more than . to any one
person.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-28
Silk Dresses Worth to $40

a. Dresses Of highest grades
georgette, satin, taffeta and
crepe de chine in light colors
for party wear or dark colors
for street use; magnificenfly
Bonded. braided and novelty con
structed garments in all sizes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-28
R. R. STRIKERS SOLICIT
AID IN GETTING HEARING

Members of the Senate and House
were asked yesterday by representa-
tives of the striking railroad men to
use their influence with President
Wilson to the end that the railroad
labor board might hear their demands
for increased pay.
The spokesman said the strikers had
found II impossible to maintain them
selves and their families on the pay
they were receiving and had quit
work in protest against delays in the
adjustment of the wage controversy
The appeal was in the form of a
joint letter. which declared that the
men had asked the board to consider
their demands and give a definite
has refused to hear the complaints on
the ground that they had not reached
1T in the manner prescribed by La.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-28
American Dead Reach New York

NEW YORK. April 2S.-The bodies
"f 353 American soldiers. who gave
their lives for the cause OF freedom
and humanity on foreign soil, and of
whom all but eighty died in France.
arrived here today on the Army trans
port Mercury. from Antwerp and
southampton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
CoRHAA NORMAL SCHOOL

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
MADISON
Deputy Adams Makes Llqnor
RAIDS In JackTnan-J inform
Rank. Il. nj P. Tnsrafls

mt install fE-I-T -.-s-e-u Una --
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v-oat-. --+-.liIi0 sergeant Charles ra,-es
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{ ma n 500 anG o0sus <p- BARRIER
End wv rnuBlhs IL al. Anu1tls- mai
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Z t.sJur arerIIE - rt4s nullsss regent y
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iii N aagla street
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an GRins s--eE- IL practically rurr-
piieEee Gnn a.. BIRTHS VII EnErs MS
business t-nrH ris SfIEuI-u ulffcE Ep
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engaged Il tEEzEng rte TaiuE1iuz IL
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candidate Thursday evening.
SG1ises IHE1-H isssu PASTED rnr z csri-
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evening 1u- -ts gu-Tsass Ut Ctisr1zssstIar
Eri1Iac1pzl affairs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
HARTIAND

ldrE- = T Eznaie-r se-sz-sl=c TIM
-ziss-g-pDk Quesez sas- vze--f v1se-.
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Er. Enn Mrg E.lLa-les Whistler frars
moved 1-pI PElrr1-rE n nTFf nf lie -sHI.k
X lhs 3TvTnan hUuss III Commercial
Stree.
Tina little spr n NJ ana AI-s 8I-Es
Ezzzs-z, VIM v-Ez sp ss-i5isxtr irlE-sn
sg being I'M rr7e- II gfss street. severn
weeks Ret. tIRs -Ezu-1lH6 srn-r The nps-
uital n Bangor ana Is -sssu-te6 tu bs
well recpve-eg
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Page roth p-tu1sr- Schools II this Ri
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03

Isiespura Forms Snai,d IF
TTaoe-N~ T. Election
Mrs. (rre.spv PASSES
H-rN-

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3esfun Produce Market

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Sharp Eyes Will Discover Some Good Propositions \
Housewives Who | lire

domestic hap knew the value ai ynu1nal "A .-ur
Ads When t-1e CIR caves. dun'f worry First
leak n The journal ans ann sRd all rhnse n
deKtd ''HuuBsHEask. IF EuHr pnune GAIls -
these wurkHEs zhgw thE- you - BIZ 14lf1htne
135 ash IN E3u1-lal II AM Ad Taher and ar
t21e 71ur own az far 70 rnal-uws Jeur-lal
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Anu women wto gn ulI 70 work 1T rne 6saT mar
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-03
Coming EVENTS
-E.asfE spnmv

AIri --z.as1e- Sunday.
ami N ilTlic1-ss-4 tsss1.-.G-. Il --AlAIS-
ArI-i- 5-hfrII1ssIseE -,aIIIL-v Conference
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sfsn1Ist Church. TeEe-rIIis 1Gt
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