Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-29

Washington, Oct 2s.-(AP)-Recog-
milton was given to the women of the
denomination in a realignment of off,
GERS at the concluding sessions today
Of the National Council of Congrega-
tional Churches, which also adopted
resolutions placing the convention on
record, among other things, as holding
no conflict can exist between sciene
and religion. The Rev. Dan F. Brad
ley of Cleveland. who was elected first
assistant moderator on the. opening
day of the convention after he had
been defeated for moderator by Frank
T. Ifarwood of Appleton, Wis, a lay
man, was made associate moderator, a
new office.
Boston. Oct. 2S.-(AP)-A wage and
working agreement for the year ending
September 80, 1926. was signed today
by q committee representing the for
eign steamship lines contracting
stevedores on the one side and a dele
cation of the International Longshore-
mems Association on the other. In
wage rates and hours of labor the
agreement was similar to that which
expired in September last.
Sofia, Bulgaria, Oct. 2S.-(AP)-
Greek officers on the Greco-Bulgar
front this morning invited Bulgarian
officers to parley, but the Bulgarians
courteously refused. They explained
that the entire matter was in the
hands of the League of Nations and
they would refrain from interfering in
any way.
Havana, Oct. 2S.-(AP)-Dr. Juan
Guiteras, one of the foremost figures
in Cuba's medical world, died suddenly
today at his home in Matanzas. With
General William c. Gorgas, U. S. A..
and DR.. Jose Lazear, be was prominent
in the work of stamping out yellow fe-
YER in Cuba and the work of sanitiza-
ton in the islands. DR.. Guiteras was
10 years old.
Washington, Oct. 2S-(AP)-The
Greek troops OCCUPYING Bulgarian ter
ritory in Macedonia have been order
ed to suspend withdrawal until Bull
garian firing has ceased, the Greek
legation announced definitely tonight
in quoting a cablegram from the for
eigri Office at Athens.
Boston. Oct. 2S-(AP)-The Cum
ard liner Scythia arrived today from
Liverpool and Queenstown, two days
late because Of storms. Bad weather
prevailed throughout the voyage but
the steamer escaped damage.
africa, Chile. Oct. 2S-(AP)-Popu-
lar feeling today had been consider
ably reused over the sight in shop
windows in the city of boxes in
which supplies lately reaches the
United States cruiser Chester from
Panama. The boxes were addressed
to AFRICA, Peru"
Moscow, Oct. 2S-(AP)-The dis
covery of an ancient submerged city
near Shikov, a sandy bank on the
Caspian Sea, was made today by AL
exis Atayeff, captain In the Soviet
mercantile fleet. Atayeff's ship,
bound from Persia to Baku, acct
dentally changed her course and
while soundings were being made he
noticed buildings on the sea floor
Boston, Oct. 22-(AP)-Charges of
price imitation by national and state
stationers' organizations made by
the federal trade commission, were
under investigation at hearings be-
gun here today by John w. Bennette
of the commission. The commission
alleges that the associations have
taken concerted action to establish
price and margins of profit and in
flate costs as a basis for advancing
prices. The commission has held
hearings on the matter in Chicago
and New York and is expected to
shift to Philadelphia next Friday.
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