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Show - , ' ' I" " otroo 1Pam , .110.111PA Doak Ike &we 011 irb4 images wiliale MI . of ... PA 32 C ESE ET EVENING NEWS. I,' to tol oore SA TUD AY V, S : II ..,16, UTAH " ' ' SEVENTIETH YEAR - t,1 - - .11,0 - - , ; , OitIF.:C1(I)AL t:Ir It k HMV EN IITRES ()ERIE' i b off To Go ik ) INCREASE rilEst 4 1.,r,v140.4 Operators i TREATY i 0 !kio' ) N , 1. er JT, 001, t. ' r : - AWAY rINAL geortzt Nav7- -4; Esthonian Government Announces That Negotiations Will ha Under Way Next Tuesday. st , Anti-oaloo- &WI-liqu- or ,- 1 ?.Th. Esthonlan 1,4)NDON. Nor. government has announced that peace negotiations with enlist Russia will be bruin at Dorpat on Tuesday nett. Dee. !. according to a eireloss dispatch from Nloscow toda). The Soviet delegates. it is stated. will cross the front In the neighborhood of Pskov. Republic in Rumania IPA Ft I S. vac -A Nor. movement looking to the stablishmint of &republic In Rumania which I, under the diroction of Toros Avers. co. former minister of war. and Take Jontscu. format minister without portfolio, hag spread te Bessarabia,. Transylvania and Tiu1owins4 according le at Bucharest dispatels to tis Oantrek The situation is mild to ha alarming for the dynasty. 11,---(1- 1a ;tt' YORK. Artn7--- ' a , o 4. Republics ofSouth Arnerica Nov. thousand persons fought their way NI the Polo grounds I)day to Des artny and navy clash on the gridiron' for the first time since the Vnited States ea. tired' the world war. Officers in khaki and blue. etraight from the times of warfase; cadets and middies. yet to sniff the smoke of their first battle. faced ea another ctoes a white chalked oblong of green. On the Wool Point idwas Poet. of War Baker with his staff: on the An. napolis side Soto Daniels. equally well suppcwted. and in the boats diplo. matte Washington. - But these were only visible tors. Mona the' Rhine and pieta. Rio Grande. In Hawaii and the army poets of tho west were grizzled eterans who in imagination lived over again football dramas they once' hal seen. On warships riding the ems and at shore stetions at home and abroad men in blue awaited the crackle-o- f Lb. radio which. would bring to Ahem J tidings of victory or defeat. Th throng began aseembling at II oilock when the gates were thrown open. Heavy clouds bung over a moist field ,..nd about 1 o'clock a drsalines chill rain started. , when the blare It was 1:1 ecl-ncof a military band proclaimed the epproach of the army's battalion. Then come tha battalions of young Mormon, who one day will ha steering American battle craft across charted and unchartersd sees. - far-aw- (Tender Services to Settle Difference's With United ' States. 4' emomEnne , .SANTIA00. Chile, Nov. 29.-.-T- he Na ikon today says it has learned well Informed diplomatio circles trIm that there k a posaibilit7 of midlatt1 by the governments In the A. B. C. group (Argentina. Brasil and Chile) with the object of compoeing the differ- - Nices that have arisen between the Statee,. and blerico, over 041 . case of Consul Jenkins.- , ommmonn No Disturbances Reported ." . rt, PASO, Texas. Nov. 111.Flum. ors fr7m 8.n Antonio yesterday that fighting was going 00 between taco lone In Mexico City was reestved quietly along the Mexican border. Re. ports from the capitals of Sonora and Chihuahua said there was no dieetder and even before the rumora had been denied, no,,zdisturbencel were reported4 Officially, the only disturbancei Cr. known to be In the Moctesumedis trict when federal troops of Mexico are pursuing a band oUTaquI In.-7- diens commanded by a negro desert. er from the United States Pit Chinese were beheaded- by the Youtula south of Moctesums- and the' !aqui chief, Oros, and ten followers were .o executed Wedneaday'at Imuria. north. et Magdalena. Sonora.. accordlng tl Cameral ,or reports re..vived yesterday. Juan Torres, and a force of federais is ptirsuing the Indians whd are re.' ported .fleeing., to the mountains.- y , No word has been received at Juares tooticerning a reported Wont of VUIa followers te) wreak vengeance on federal, troops tor. the execution of Felipe Angeles at Chihuahua. City." ' Gen.' J. Gonitalee Eicobar; In tom-meat Juarez, returned yesterday from the Angeles trial, ready to take the field in the event a Villa often., siv should Materialize. hand sentiment Yet uncertain. -- -I for Is growing stronger A. Carroll. general chairman of with compromine II. andlocalofficialetliall B. of the bulk of th e public opinion . ItT. here, issued the fol. i apparently To coNTINIIE . sEnylEE COLD SNAP OVER- - - Insisting that President hortly-after-I:If KAMM, Gov. the army equal . warning to trainmen: Vt'llarn modify bia absolute stand cams on to lad by Capt. Mcquarri ahead with preparations for openingl "There has been an unauthorised arsine the BROKEN IS WEST Lodge reservation& strike called to take effect at 4 o'clock! the field and were friVell a terrific up the striP Pita Monday. Republican senators have &tread? cheer by the cadets. Two full elevens 'Nov. 29. involving all yardmen in the' Nov. 4,000 men had volunteered. WASHINCIrON. numerous suggestions to the DEN-VEColo. Nov. 20.Reports took the field and pryceeded to inAnnotaicement that all mines in greater Manses City switching di.-- ; thrown been has White requestHouse Red Crops American a that in the prechange goal Wyoming wre being worked today trict. As a .reeult of this strike call.' arable states today dulge in forward pascing and water-soakout tbe requirement ed the secretary of war to continue from the Rocky mountain le gridiron was wag IMOrg the encouraging bits of it Ls assumed that a large number of, that thestriking over. In kicking. andThe Allies make their aceeptance the by so slippery that the play. with the peace time army Indicated the cold snap relations news from the production fields. Pos- - t:le men win respond and the purpose' of the American Denver at 10 o'clock this mornirg the ere had --difficulty, in, !seeping. thoir ,, 1.1 My of settlement of the strike in of this notice is to adrise you one!ing would not be renervations in writ- which it developed with the service objectionable. Each during the recent emergency. the war mercury stood at 35 degrees, a rise of feet. A 'toady out wind blew lenath Illinois; also trough t encouragement. i and all that a strike of this character,side ie approximately 42 degrees In 24 hours. wise of the field and rain ok a trifle New' trouble in the West Virginia' is illegal under the laws of the Broth-- i final anxious to claim credit for the department announced today. settlement of the treaty and Warmer temperatuaes were reported heavier. .conalatencIt than mist, fell in was that desired field from which most of the coal erhood of Railroad Trainmen It particular and party pride now threatens to pre- to act from all over the district, except in steadily. should continue mined since the strike was called. hall anYone participating therein does solvent Cross Red the any aetion at all until the coun- - as a Colorado where a heavy The navy players were late in.reachcome. today threat ?fled to reduce the on their own reeponsibility and there- connecting link between the en- western blanket of snow probably will hold ing tbe field and It was a few min40 Per cent of a nor-- , by torereits any protection otherwise try forces one side to yield. and men that families and their listed approximately t mill amount the government said had president Wilson is expected to go the recreative work for back when the quad granted them under the - ws of the patients under severalthe coming of warier weather utes beforeandI o'clock the draft rf his formal metutage went through a warms days. continued to be brought out in all brotherhood. It is necessary that the over appeared be should care of the surgeon general to Congress with Senator I . inif up drill. states. undersigned reiterate what has been and make final correction& Hitchcock innovation It wan maintained. , A walkout of engineers and pump- - said to some. if not I The cadets introduced an I. W. JAILED all of you on for- - not known whether the W'S preaident will with the firing of a small fieldpiece at Cr. at some of the southern Illinois !tier occasions. and that is: a send to ' separate treaty message the If opening of each period.' Daniels, mines also was reported today. Tbia is a most inopportune time senate in ,', ON HUNGER STRIKE theBetween addition to his regular mem EARTHQOAKE SHOCk the halves &icy. that warn true. mine owners asmartid.! for a strike such as conternolated and BM 11n110 to to both house& advanced hat. felt soft a the mines w..luld fill with water and I again urge that you give this matter i The 22 wearing 14 TACOMA. Wash.. Nov. 21.--question of Democratic leader- the center of the rainsoaked field at least 10 days wou.4 be necessary fYour most earnest and serious con- - ship I. W. W.' in the city Jail where alleged may be discussed at the White - to pump them was met by Secy. baker. his he out before work could sideration keeping in mind how a rail RIVIERA AT and CANNES, silence continued their hunger conference. I. was recalled' silk hat drenched by rain. With Mr. be resumed. 'strike at this time would increase the House I strike today and refused to touch the Baker were Gins. Pershing and March that the White House in a statement . That wag the first report that such suffering of the people who are now reveral fare of a breakfast Jail placed and after the exchange of courtesies In regular ago, reasserted its d. Senator had deserted their posts. facing famine and suffering brought fidence in of the army Hitchcock'e ability 'PARIS, Wor. 29.-- -A' mitifield.,reprosentatives earth. Generany; they, with stiMcient other about on account of the coal strike. as administ..a.lon slight leader in the senate. idlteswwheitre workmen to protect the property, "A. H. CARROLL. (Signed) rid: quake shock lasting seven seconds was GIVES BLOOD Intereet In Ittessage. ;. they were left at the mines when the mins ,. . teehd"ff 9 at :40 o'clock last "General at felt Chairman. s night Interest in the message which Pres. ers' strike was called. ihge tr ,q If men et the out IN TO ORDER their 25 SAVE' purpose !dent Wilitor will send to Congress on Cannes in the Riviera. A heavier shock At Gallup. N. M., striking mir,ersi , it will mean carry authat Kansas City and Monday or Tuesday graTthuelatpeu Ii nor in- - was toda: were under arrest. Military cusis the experienced half an hour afteri . be ,NEW TORIC, Nov. 29.The hung. will . HE SHOT left tense in the cannel. Funs WOMAN surrounding into taken them ordered territory thoritie Information 45 of miles south at Fox. as without none can fuel strike of the !,'Ellis Island .sovier 't a midnight to hold ally practic when attempted at the they tode White House is gleaned that ' the aid of the the president is i of the P yreees. ' w ithout obtaining a he moved without 2 broken today. 'All but five of the Nov. 1NGT ON. union meeting putting in an the time Toulouse at the footwas r Ier of arms, switchmen. ! done at either Florence Iloninson. comely young on the message which his strength Only slight Weather damage Expected. Fair .who had refused to eat permit. Three wagon toads not radicals I been will permit. place.matron lying near death in a hosthe ownership of which W. last ; Monday eveninir eagerly,. ---------I His message will afford the presi- established, were seised. , pizal, and Grover GO1u011. little snore DENVER. Colo... Nov. 29.Tralrl call to the dining atom the were dent the first opportunity he has had becav.se he he The 62 miners arrested in Wyom.w in ;Ft Did a who. than temperatures youth, and st rising. weather , tt .,. ,1,. A ith to address --the people on the peace EX -- KING FHBEHIcK loved her, yesterday bribt the woman. expected to bring relief to the Rocky Ifor breakfast. s by the military in connection five-da- y rev. . were a fast were officers they federal today ,. state and and who for Mte same reason 13 hours Mountain district which has been treaty situation eines he was stricken ; ., and were first in the immi- down two months ago. fur alive by giving his covered by a snow carpet driven by I at liberty to return to work. later While the kept hall. They devoured is that the president' blood for transfusion ta tier veins, to- heavy winds and accompanied by zero I 'rants dining Secy.. of War Baker today had bewgettItterea:p-rbelii I prunes, mush bread. substitute but- , fore hint a rtluest f.rom.I.B. A. Itt;ob - ,,, day were tha principals in one of the willingness to accept and asked for more, and coffee ter ,for in the south Beoond most remarkable crime incidents in ertZOrl, governor, of Oklahoma, auy reservaticns thought necessary to were refused ,' hoop" ,, Report" from Arizona, helpings to . ST1OW , where further belt. 'American troops to'be sent into that t state history. safeguard the of Interests, Washington police ern extremity re-eever. not only because one was ton.. t, . or- do not assume a floods..were form the protect miners who desired caused recently. provided quarrel they have Following rains "' but the radicals adequate. BERLIN, NGIV. 29, via London. ter the mines. of amendments. there will be surprise don yesterday went to the home of heavythe Salt and Altus Fria river eidered have. made themeelots ill., by .1., might railThs gossrnor sent the'message after of the woman, whe,had separated from that If he does not take occasion in his FormerAugust Th. ars -recading. waters flood too much: 7,eating : restored broken Off negotiations with he , WASHINGTON. Nov. 211.Neces- - message to justify his general attitude- Saxony is serioualy ill at SybillenOrt.1 her husband. to bid her goodbye.,as road situation., was being Those who continued the ' hunge tt..," on the treaty and the League of Nathe operators. to leave for Ms. home in gradually to normal ' after, delays strike he expected Dem..Ethel silty for the maintenance of defensive none t . the Included tteichett4 accorditig to covenant with all the ;ogle-at- i , Wheeling. W. Va. As she stood in his caused, by cold. snow, and washout& works at important and stein an4 Dora Lipkin. They were' strategic f bell his With he a of which has; is family revolver shot fired Gordon ca. he forts expression-Otrthbrace Zeitong.., i strike. women on points along the saasts of the United Pahl.. Ti ' Operators Meet Governor States . be his final 'word on been refaldirwy In Siletila stlece he quit, through her body. is no least patent today than May of the SS also Weather:. , tbsTheonlysilence strike-hunger c WASHINGTON. Week's Next and-i- t Cordon 4 last 'Is he his arrest will the dtt- -; After throne the revolution thought night; treaty after the t.-had collapsed. Word that the thr----PIMIltillranla Will meet 1 before the war with Germany. In .the have the historic to --- -,told that Mre.-- - Robinson would was providing trignificance orbis ago. ,. I raI Al. ayeari iit justice Gov. Sproul of Pennsylvania fat Phi- - , opinion of Maj. Gen. William partment . NOV ?ILWeather someone volunteered to WARIHNCTON. Ale unless fully t in view as he pens 40 , . with guard& huaky island Mondax to discuss Mans fur 'Black, chief of engineers.. In -his an- - statement ,pight week he beginning Americo-idoubt- whether the He of. predictions (Opt the weather bureau 'force them, to. attend eleportation people' sutivilt T'to blood tranefualon.miners wishing to return 1 final, report.. published ;.odity.- Gen. his test appeal. mondsr. issued by 'and requested only that' to ,, 'Interest In whit , president will wauld ever,' stand for the treaty if fered eoir inspect... to work,. according to Information re- - Black declared that "sea coast deftnEel de Y, are. bmughbefort asIs ' it ississipp I a-- d Le It- r- t,, mi 8 ,,hearingsnot in was were consciour Mexico about if lit. keen. It. Ir if the patient stilt , that theft Anew' ,what, .., to the raditals by ,, wag, had lost nothing In Importance (mill say celved here today by the operators Upper ' u e some-thin of he about half will Mr.' 'what felt of action. , his first week, than keener. be knownethat she' told say Lansing the lessons of the war," adding:. 'owl their counsot that the guards ed tot . : too committee ' the half, probable owe, t ins treaty. To the minds of many the tvenat humiliated. by' the admissioss he , Physicians today Paid it was- tooltleil----ieionbut arrived today.' Those In Close touch with the situ.. , 'Rather was the extreme Value of la Cold rains. aril is already a dead I was obliged to make to. the Aenat early to say whether the operation !sional snows or. 4 found. no difficulty' in gettille . ation regaided this as an dndication )f such wirkit demonstrated. .The Turk...1 League of Nations normal ,' ' temperatures . w se k i nearly of hit tgnorince of many woul d . save M re. ft o h neon life . i n to go from the detention room, to the-an attempt to 'break the strike in the ish forth at the Dardanel)es kervtit issue. Big the Hank ie 'issue isof ----were won- - l,l1Noroortitfrierror ' the big ' matte. in the peace treaty , It was to prevent the taking of Constantin. sionatelY olive its puesibilities Mountain and Pte.,' bering f ,, , derbimeantimi highly organized central field. for i .. ...... ,',41 . i 4s eves rot too., all eple and the opening of a hoe of toun.A action are absorbing the'attention or: Vona' about which he snow the, effect would bet ea.... iionso-nossions' plans expected that general, t war-arare some and d who Gordon think should the woman whom tempera-triesuited. The are navy denartmett,t had.ably with nearly normal four etates Ineluded In this field would pir for Bungle. This instaneo alone, the . MILITARY;POLO:;! -.., ..1- be that theAtcretary is actIng on his own to kilt ha saved - from- - death-fumes.being diseumedon consequences, prow-!peadiscussed when he operators wage in its . rains et ' litatesOccasional of blood. which own he Pacific firni sacrifice here d seacoast of worth initistiveisi pollee. his the the &team., committee . reattavents '., through .0.,. sear. ATEE) . . in now pursuing towards Mexico. Their: rept fair in southern California; the . 1 ,, 1Wed1iesday.... - e - - 1 ' rat'a t4e'ry. Lanteng isr puraneng a firtn t. , la be I on eacitinaw sto to- - set'. HALF MILLION DOLLAR IT pornial temperatures., r;illwai I cOuraO In kelt" which result Most A -- mitt.: A 'Iniree. over-rule- d W ni41,311 CTON. Nov: 2t be , should be if end he that "roust " m,unta coneldere,lettnpiel down by Mexico. er ic Cocii , , 611 reir-- 1 FOR. '. II lary polo leacie in which v, - Appealmgrot so auxiliary defenses" to the fixed and either a, back the United ' States. The he would- - resign. -c FIRE IN OAKLAND 'INDEPENDENCE down by individ-- 4 flor perraanent eitua'tion Is grow, CHETENNr. Wycs, Nov. be works. He reeemmended ; back As the coal strike maI "Prese"d 4 Imfnts now the! being ,manifested by rarer of Wyoming today received AP- the emplacement of heavier gene It firnineaL. PHILIPPINES ASKED' ual teams, is sitpeetsd to to the out-L,- ',, 1 kravity every day and threatena in the handling ;1 ' department Cat. NoV. Increased renge of state to the country salI OAKtAND -"tho I corn et ap order lassyd Order makiftg- offset disaster peal from citizens of hiafilvillet Look greatly so in situation. iindustrial Mexican in the the wing to have started of ,s110 Fort Laramie lot tosi',: the au E- naval guns). IK)Illt of which now ran contrast With the untAirtalw appriveP,a"-bette-s In treat hardships to the people that is 'elleved the oneöt ll WASHINGTON,Nov. polo and Of Merchant the 3 miles. The ,,, .., AnPlete tp:y of fuel in ,the se teems, according throw, a proJectile 28 established the stable! the military estebitihtteloe..1 arrangement cannGt be medeleasembling room Pellet, which ;has ,,heretoforel if company do!! pine people have to inesaaires,eispratticelly exhausted. work- - of -- modernizing the coast 4igt ',dilation Wilt ta 0,.. will OINUTO the return to work.Celculating Machineoftill demanded tor Cent140. lig' equipment intiudiat ;egos government Created the 'hes ThAfl been the 100wed, interior The governor said he had been unable tenses Is betng continued the rear's" Oreeakni-aba- lfor the granting of farbuthod by the sispaktm4A.1 '14111104 at last of the rnineri!, the president is expect.' stroyed the the Prbakient prerequisite , today, early . vett me in , has come to a realisation et the necee-:e- d , to get action on tia request for (alai sh3wed. many recent inn to offer a soluflon. it la thought torturing departments obtain imod .disrpulteor indepeLdsnce, in the opinion the authority of causing a los. 'estimated by tt IL the science of warfare having IK.11 LAY made ,to, railroad fuel administrators den. 11111d1On Of the of Positive ittleton to aaferuard that he may aska eommitalon i of the company, I !toast )f which Not rimPortant blarchant4 the president at Omaha and Cbicagoi, adopted. Ph:lipp :T... p,p4 State Irani tha maaca Congress to name exproased today in ble the sse wet rdisapreetring searchlight, the upon the' to be 1500,000. , , thes. hostile activities sr- Meal., will Investigate andandpass Ohoav,.,..Hetarrrlyisotnndeper,onidteertictatedwm of conditions towerfrthe fined type hsving proven :which i Questions of wage .,, , 1,41,c,:1..: -- A,. "swat. polo Seenftee- Neill of great value to the enemy kl$ a cans- Prrz-nt- is net certain. to whose decision L.eveL re- seMPloyment w and ,, i.- -1 r. on le It ceded." pp !Ism Butthif, Exchange I BONDS Ostalg$0.4 LIBERTY fire, miners ranging, DOint for their detaaed Lansing differed re.. both the operators, andin the Every a merle:an aoldierconIst have 1 matters t Pole sketrr.. ' 11. sum called th:tt fte-advance to The report included a Wiloon at the mint bind thenissives and been withdrawn from the Islands dur- - thrbUtL Perttintar President with Comerium TONIC NEW I army. dically he leorh 41.41 . . mart stf the daring t'llt Go- v- Harrteo.1 said, conference as to the character bow. Final Quotation& , rrench exchange Went to new low Int thy wannetts the also that fismi year under tin livers, ay 4 h.ir.lpeace deiiend- - ,offieoro- 41- ,- 0111sert Oalnt'k divAbn have Could is Inters expectation the which tinitedr rnited demand the of the ngsgefnents levels-kesterling today. the practice of the he commis43n ruse bore project to defend' station whereWin President In hi message will 1 while trance were ed on the Filipino people bond has under preptration a report en State should make. The secretarr designate a ropes 4- -poerenie. Of war time prohi- touching St ill prep-and the icEir YORK, Nov. intereets with in Paris tke dittorcncso-withthAmerican Prosidritt queetion Bter. the dollar. francs 1 9,14 per tki at Mort 1 auoted banCe to terminal and transfer facilities' were so that final prices today evert: lin IPSO; first in reinrecommending tli , American bition. strongly-flag rallied to 13.910 11111pr of the 4' - r J- - rN, great the senstejo.-eIg., -flacon. 4a, 112C first 4is. of the United Staten, which "ad W. C vtisko totedmt. ,,kt osi An Apt et ling exchange later k. ,,,, - s,4 '01111; covert archipelago.'" 24: ,ifecurid 4is. I1 SS: third 4is, ft en; the, most., corePlitts document of WI tions cosomittee was Informed kg on short , , , , faith. expreseed ilie . C. BttLC that Mr. lAnaing . f4; victory , 21s, tiff; kind evar published... fourth 41(s. , 41s. el 4. f t, Jackies Show Better Form And Win Before Crowd Of 40,000 People. PARLEY uthr details of the aituation Newer. perhrps. has there been ouch hearty editorial 11 eiccom then any nitribrra nf thy house, nesapapere of evory 'shad nt Itottlical opinion congratulating Lady Astor and wlcomleg her entry into commons, where "wonderful opportunities salt her" Th fact that her entry into partialment breaks a tredition of slit centuries is rentarkod with especial at an early hour thie morning. Lobby correspondents, elide conVV. M. Corbett. president of the lien. fidnt her first ppearanc In the ice Terminal. and the government railhow. will be rdI8lly heered and (By Universal Service ) road representative here. said hit wag that she will be personally received .11i Nov. he WA);HINGTON. couid to keep the doing everything The ad. with eery is wympathy, ma) the to ntry terminal men from striking. nUnietration'a grogram for the re- of women the really unwlcome It wee geld the strike order resulted linder of the treaty fight Is expect- majority of th members, rt.Ort to from local grievances and tt was hIntworoart suffrage. ed that a radical element among the :ed to be framed at a conference today the advocates of railroad workers awe risponible for between President Wilson and Senator iMeans Prohibition its issuance. tHitcheock. administration leader In Union officials of the trainmen mid Republican leaders aro the national lesues of the railroad be- the Donate. WESTERVILLE. 0., Nor. :S.Offing discusbed at Cleveland had no part marking time until they know what icials at the national ivoadquartara, n In the strike. course the White House intends to here of tha league of today declared that the aloeTic Up Coal bitipments. !take with reference to th Lodge rea1- America ti)n Of Lady Astor to the British par-do A strait of trainmen here would tie , ervations. liament would have much to up coal shipments for a great part , of I The treaty situation has remained with bringing about a victory for prothe southwest. hibition in England. Only men working in the yards of !practically unchanged during the ten They said that Ma big vote sh rathe two Kansas cities are Involving to day mesas of Congress tut senators calvad was an indication of the interthe strike and chairmen of roadmen will biotin England for prohibition. Lady' returning to 'Washington to- - est in in of the brotherhood of rail- I bar campaign .11)014 es--"I Astor. daY.nnii by Monk,' Ida the expected road trainmen working out-o- f Kansas legistation. pouaid will in be full City today- are making awing again, efforts itight -to avert the local talleallaaa am that - , odds ,4 - at Indianapolis. today considered a off warding -- - i. Message to Congress Will Probably Express Willing. ness to Accept Reservations Necessary to Safeguard American Interests. 1 Mr C1.0110 ,;ut, alk Tan 22. of the railroads entering Kansas All WILL AITHIO lo 74:; 11,IL4idv Atit.r 'In lOr 111 the frAt ate, t.t tt,i 'oat 1', ,.' Nov. City will be affected with the poesible exception of the Chicego. Rock Island es Pacific. The striae vote was taken re-- 1 CHICA00. Nov. suits in increased production of hi-- 1 luminous coal serb not spected to-- 1 day to follow the government's announcement that it , Oposed to see mining begun and posting 'Li the shafts by the operators of notice of: the granting of a 14 per cent wage! increase. Operators looked upon the latese reps ir the miners' etrik with optimism. however, and believed that on Monday. many workmen would the mine.. r oth On hand. miners spoke... men gene ra I I y predicted that few men would return to work. Milder weather today over much Of the uountry brought relief. Many small towns and cities were almost fuddlese and auffertng was Imminent. With naiad restrictions on us. of N.. - That Re-Ent- er I r1111. IN GRIDIRON h ftell op,alorr Moir lte.1 co.:4ithh. t fklid Ito 1.t LIN 1 titterlilettitell In runi.r 110'4 da) ref ',mottleb at thr- rlymooth disKuaaiona of 11.r tutu 8 rind satue In th house of runt STAND thousand railroad trainmen and yardmn of Kansas City. are to go on ',Mkt, at 4 ocloek this aftrnoon. according to an announcement by local brotherhood of milesy trainmen of. Many Diggers Will Mines Monday to Resume Work. .,,J. I Believe KANFA14 t r :et i tort teol.k 191,111014th - MEXICAU VIAl BATTLE Radical Element Responsible For Walkout of Work. era in Kansas City Yards. M INES DELEGATES UT- BEATS ARMY w Astor Election TO MODIFY STRIKE POSTED AT HD NAVY With oN )1 0 Press wiLsoll,British IP . curl' FORCE PRODUCT no so 710 1 1 t ' LAKE SALT 1919 29 . Iv" tb 014'4 opapompio illtait tog ASE ..1N,lcINS:...,...c .Py0.13gSE,D,IN. " Is M E013-77.19,N- t NVEMBER ,,us. , toost$00 es4eatoo 'Was I 6116 - - :- -S- ed -- I , . . - ' Hunger -- - i nd Tho , Stew - d ' oviet Broken Igtits"hhaeani ifr:t1loteha owas - 1.c; I , - . sea Coast . . ' - Defense Works . , ' locus. slliollsil LL ef . . - . Are Necessary n. .r - , 4. -- - ., King--Triaeric- .' , , - Nov.29.--Duerato- --- - 7 - , , , -- -- - Pr, - - - i. 11 ' d ' ;tali - -- - - eg,,, -- - ' LadtJECIU ,. , -nce ,. ', - ..,11,1r-bon- ' 0 k) , T'5 'l ' -- t - ' - 1 29.---F- ;,. , ye-ise- - im..-Iwhi- 4 , -- -- to -- - -- , 7. I 4 deal-wate- y L e n -- 7, - tit e b4 Mom, Si lefetory t -, |