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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-24
ORDER RESTORED
Y BUT FORCES WILL
REMAIN FOR TIME
Must Maintain Precaution
i Against Further Riots,
Mr.. BroWnIoW Says.
lAUDs POLICE, MILITARY
UNITS AND CIVILIANS
All officials Gratifed-Street
Patrols Probably Will Be
Reduced Tonight. .

Order has been restored. but there
~ ill be no relaxation of precautionary
: measures to prevent further race riots
, here. Commissioner Brownlow said
today.
Practically the same forces that
! guarded the city last night and the
night before will be on duty again
tonight. In fact, there is little hkeli-
hood of any of these units, either
military. police or civilian. being
Withdrawn during the present week.
The patrols on the streets will
probably be reduced tonight, but the
forces taken off the streets will be
placed with the large numbers of re-
serves stationed at points of immedi-
ate control Of the city.
The St. Johns herald., 1919-02-13
LIVER DIDN'T ACT
 DIGESTION WAS BAD
Says 65 year Old Kentucky Lady, Who Tells How She Was Relieved
 After Few Doses of BlackDraught.

Meadorsville, Ky.-Mrs. Cynthia Higginbotham, of this town, says: At my age, which is 65, the liver does not act so we'll as when young. A few years ago, my stomach was all out of fix. I was constipated, my liver didn't act. My digestion was bad, and it took so little to upset me. My ap- petite was gone. I was very weak.
 I decided I would give Black Draught a thorough trial as I knew it was highly recommended for this trouble. I began taking it. I felt better after a few doses. My appetite improved and I became stronger. My bowels acted naturally and the least trouble was soon righted with a few
The St. Johns herald., 1919-02-13
doses of Black-Draught."

Seventy years of successful use has made Thedford's Black-Draught a standard, household remedy. Every member, of every family, at times, need the help that Black-Draught can give in cleansing the system and re- lieving the troubles that come from constipation, indigestion, lazy liver, etc. You cannot keep well unless your stomach, liver and bowels are in good working order. Keep them that way Try BIack-Draught. It acts promptly, gently and in a natural way. If you feel sluggish, take a dose tonight. You will feel fresh tomorrow. Price 25c. a package-One cent a dose All druggists. J. 6a
The St. Johns herald., 1919-02-13
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure catarrhal deafness Catarrhal Deafness is caused by an tn- famed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is perfect hearing and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result. Unless the inflammation can be reduced and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever. Many eases of deafness are caused by catarrh, which is an infamed condition of the mucous sur faces. Halls Catarrh Medicine acts thru the blood on the mucous surfaces of the system
 We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine. Cir culars free. All Druggists, 75o.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. O.
The St. Johns herald., 1919-02-13
Newman Gives Bond

Phoenix, Feb. 9.-J. D. Newman was arraigned in the justice court Saturday on a charge of murder and was released on $2O, 900 bond.
 To clear up the mystery as to the number of shots fired, a postmortem was ordered on the body of Frank Hector.
 The authorities have been further baff1ed in an attempt to find the gun with which Newman charges Hector fired the first two shots.
 There is mystery also surrounding the identity of the man and woman who aided Newman in placing the man in the machine.
The St. Johns herald., 1919-02-13
That Terrible Headache

Do you have periodic attacks of headache accompanied by sick ness of the stomach or vomiting,
 a sallow skin and dull eyes? If so, you can get quick relief by taking Chamberlain's Tablets as directed for billiousness, and you may be able to avoid these at tacks if you observe the direc- tions with each package. Adv
The St. Johns herald., 1919-02-13
Movement to Deport Aliens

| 10 M6InL6TS OI All LOCdl dIld
 District Boards:
 At a recent meeting of mem bers of all Local Boards of Seat tie, Washington, a resolution was unanimously adopted to initiate nation wide movement having for it's purpose the deportation of all aliens, both Declarants and Non-Declarents, who had claimed exemption from military service on the mere ground of non-citi- zenship.
 The exemption of aliens was the most exasperating experience of the Boards. The action of such aliens was cowardly, dis graceful unpatriotic. Every such person immediately branded him self as a dangerous and undesir- able resident. This country nur- tured and protected these in- grates. At the very first test, when this Nation faced a crisis, these men were not willing to bear any burdens. For every alien so exempted a good Ameri- can boy had to go to the front. These aliens remained at home in ease and safety.
 They still retain good jobs to the exclusion of our returned soldiers.
 Many organizations seem to center all their attention on the aliens who surrendered their pa pers. You, as a member of the Draft board, can see no difference between the alien who has sur rendered his first papers and a Non-Declarant claiming eXemp- tion-both of them are the same kind of parasites. A man not willing to fight certainly would not make a desirable citizen. If Congress is so intent upon de- porting only the alien who sur rendered his first papers, then at least Congress should by statute make it impossible for the Non Declarent alien who claim exemp- tion to be naturalized.
 Congress is now considering a bill to restrict immigration. We believe Boards should urge Con- gress to prohibit all general inn migration for at least a period of years.
 The combined influence of Draft Boaads upon the question of de- porting aliens and upon lmmlgra- ton laws would be tremendous. We suggest and urge that you immediately write to each Con- gressman and Senator from your State. Get every patriotic and fraternal organization to do like wise. The legislatures of many states are now meeting; concert ed action should be brought to bear to memorialize Congress along these same lines. Get the newspapers started-do anything honorable to break into print and to keep the agitation growing.
 Respectfully yours,
 Members Associated Local Boards
 of Seattle and King County.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-21
DISCUSS AID FOR
TEXTILE WORKERS
AT BIDDEFORD. Me.

Eidce:c-I. Ne Fen ..--or1cR ;
Revere Al ger: - he United Tax
...e Workers q America ne. VIZ. o.
e-a,."es u lie Feppe-eI nils 4 ms
-:ry All saco -o- 81 . i.scosz means
~ vllc:, @1ads al e 05Jas,ai :, I'D
en-Iov=s Teo nave -een cut u To-S
since II factories VAR closed -l-ea
reaas ag- Aocu- ~, &c de
NJ E.r.e-e explained "a, -aav An
LES n ~: sorse-s a-e n need u 1oa-
- a71 announced thai he would e
,o-.=a- - wv York a-d appeal 9 ne
e.1e-gc2c- committee Ct lie -e1-.e
WORKERS u America ec- a Donation so-
ne 5iddefor-l a-i s2co operates Ee
also -epor-ed IA, ,asor unioas ! Mar
-aes,e-. y Z aaG agreed y 7-ov e
e-.n1s
Tie 8iaGet9-d operatives ,ela ~ en-
-=-a.n-.e1c .on.sa- 20 -a-se A -.ie.
tynt
-ae Feope-eu ,onpanr ..osed It's
nils allowing a. s!-o-- 4 ne employees
% enforce a 4A-nou- Sees ~ iiscon-
-u-i1g vor5. at-s- gor?i-t-1s e:gas
hours. E-or-s 1y ! -orar.--ee u 5Usl-
7ess ns1 ana operatives % Obtain /
conference Nth Ernest = Mo--N
a-e1c o. ne F=pper=i mills, raw. tai.-
70. 3f- MORT. 1aS seen out u re
City t1r weak
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-21
Berger Given 20
Year Sentence
Bail is Secured

lineage. Fec -Cor-gssrls--;e,
Victor Berger and four other soc:a..-
leaders, ss.-eoccd . . yea- rarson-
men, o. Judge -aac.. .cdav vera al
Di;,sd . 7a.l - Fedora. Jaass AZ.
r1uier .ata cocay lenG.ng tae.- aapea.
Their Individual ooncs Of Enav a. :
we're cc-eased % E~ william E---
YER lloyd. Chicago millionaire Sc.a.-
81 vas On ha-d % ,-1v.ae sure.
51dgs L.eis ..s-eeea -a-er.r .o-
hours While ga. 81 ne defendants .s-
:Te@G Speeches On socialism ard !.s--
81 r1e-nsei YES % TIE 7oa.i.c2. a.G mora.
-a--3-s Of h.s,o-- !. vas their 7-v-
i.e=e - say something before sentence
Vas pronounced aac each COX III al
raE.aSe 81 ne opportunity
Then ne as, ore sat iov- I:dge
-z1a.s pronounced ss-,ance. : .aS
ne Tax mn
Berger = PUBLISHER e .-e I.valxe.
Leader J SOCIALIST ca,y a.c vas ere
e The orzaaizs.s. WIKI Eugene y
Ices - ne ,ac:c-a. Scc:A-.s- cary
O. ne otae- convicted -s.. --v:c =
joan Tucker ras 4 lecturer 1.c W.
e. to- ne ca-r ) GUS E1gdaai va.
editor e re So.a.:st ia..v newspaper,
T-.:aT C-l.se VS. -eai - ne
Young Peoples Soc:a-:s. league. and
-.coipn G.--e- vas sec-eta-v - ne
Socialist par
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-21
Cable Co. Files
Brief Against
|. s. Control

li----= m
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-cr-a--
= -. ,-.- 80 ----a-- charged:
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3e.es1.5 1-3i,--a-r 2uve- % maze lie
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.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-21
Russ Strikers
Want Free Trade
End Civil War

-crcon. Zen. %. British v-e-
leSz Service Sky thousand 0orA-
nen are striking = Fet-og-z- r.
harding ne ena ot me CIV, - All
re establishment 81 Tree ,-ade. ac-
eo-d.,s p RUSSIAN wireless les
patton -2ce.vec 1ere toca.
Reliable Information -ecelve1 =
London from zcu-ces vh-c. Ugh: o.
expected % &c synpaAet.c r.-1 ne
Russian revolution. gees -o snow "a:
exposition 70 t:.e EclsheriA ne :
increasing among -.e more er..glc-
-ce;: v5-a-1g siasses # E>,ssia-
II, 5o.si.e.-.. -,.-:,.>.-. S.--a.-1n
las -::4Ee1 61vs-a1iv ~ ne a-r:-
5olscey.Al. especially u -.e so1-tl-
err front - re -es-.- u Genera
LeaA:les v.cIo-r = - Ca-lasu1
ana r--= apparent -a---e u 5o.S.,eT-.--
Attacks or tie <A-cae-ge! t-cr-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-21
Maine Legislature in Joint
Session Listens to Interesting
Addresses on League Of Nations

- egs;-t--s alPea-eo : Il.
force tGr thursday morning session
K lie 9t1 Legislature, Is -
though -1eF mad -ot II re PREY Us
1ay eecl through a., re exc, -a-,s., :
AID ic-.es &C Governor reception
I'd a la, lasting :-Zc he wee sna
hours
re Se-a.e -orcu--ed W ne
House acc.cn J., indefinitely postPcn-
.ng ne .-sa.a, r,il:i" Dill. 1-.caly II
-s.ec Is --u-ne business a-d aga :
ven ovc- = re IA. - the House
Ger : c.-- CONVENTION % winch %e-e
.1".c=1 Courtney CrccAer. I -er1c-
CT re Ms ,t,1s..-5 -iv.l Serge
COMMISSION. I'D -a.rctt VILLAINS.
president f &c Pl-..ze- Sc,col I
Journalism 4 -olu-,-.l T-.-e-S..----
We a.!cres-e<i "a 1zSarciage n -hz
..sa-le Ct Nations Their az;
we're interesting n me ez--ere la1
tAey ve-c nbe-aly aopla-Ge6 !: coz
c;-s.cn.
EeP. SE,e- open session :. re
House introduced q c-1e- = s4or- :
. &c Justices OF ne zuPrene cou-:
sc questions relating u ne vace-
cover Questions. g1:,cc ~. i-e
WISHED % -ay me foundation 4 :
cean.Ac policy of re STATE L.
-elopl1s he xa:e- powers re r.
der xax -a5led .or Prc-ce
he committee hearings Ter. al
busy places AID NAM important ma
.e-s we're -av:ewed
TIE Friday morning sess5on VII
Sc :. n o'clock
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-21
President Derivin G
Benefit from Contin-
ued Rest on Ship
PLANS TO MAKE
ONLY Hub ADDRESS
WIEN HE LANDS
Wishes 10 Waste No Time in
Getting back to Washington
and Again in Touch with
Confessional Business and
Confer with Committees

Or Sca-c re : : : [ec-sa
" as--a-cc. Eeo. -s.-.Sy Wireless :
Tie -Asscc:aca3 Pass. The cc.E
--c:Ec-: rcGa- = President W-scc :
-oEev1-t ZIP vas oca- t-'.I -.:e
1-st ,-1s Ia = re voya-e -vec-v-
-~o 2unc-e6 regular am engineers
piled cn deck -.C took her s-..-.ors
A. IRE 14g:es sou-cet. ac1 her
I 5a-co1sti snip
T1e I'LL vas 70 roveiry . re
res;Ge.i- a. re -cck 1a-- : lre "a
- ---,p % Eu-cpe. He v2S 5ra4a
lasting IS re sigma vs. -;ve-- Y =:
Ms wilson - ct ne -ac.e AID .ccsi
lis place : - 5c,-, = VIE, -
rad oeen ASSIGNEE They watches.
re reps ming re 1ecAs -ld ne
returned - breakfast
TIE warm ser:-t-op:c;-, c. vas
spelled ~ - .cc r.1cS T- c.:
ca-e n 7 ne afternoon. :-T.- : :
NAM --cr re decks. --e P-=s:l.a::-
-eEa.-e+: : rs s,.:-a :--:rs -losC :
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snail naaa c--.- cEe speec:. II land
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Aee- .ss,-e.l -.,a- G--2-ger:e---s ?
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IN .--1ac. q ei- 3--er delivery u rs
address foregoing A.. or.,e- -ereE,c-
les Le w.s-es - waste To .--s
y getting 5acl = ne capita. -
-.a- e al -eccnle ccrve-s2cr ~:
CONGRESSIONAL business before re
-.a4ng .c.:-= q: - session ald con-
:=r ~: n members 4 re --rels--
committees ct 7c-t' 1ocsas.
Continued On Page Col. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-21

.az address 4. A.ca -a -1oA -p r
-sc>i. some u 70 essential 2--c..1les
- u rCw pending -4gt- : -
Ions a-G -54: o. - vl.le u lis i
s;.l--:un as means q preserving
re future peace u Ne vor:G- Ee
sad I par
:, : pleasure to- re . appear
before -ne Legislature -va-, Wiz n
vo-oe : - present SO ne: rnnc--
-.Cr as ..ave 5eer =: -.:g .es-:s Il --.ra
ana At familiar ~: - workings
I'd a1.cr meeting nan v-u a-e a.
gagged = -t.a- ne y a7-k.
-h-s = Il aga 3. .:e1cc-a-y I
ve:r:- re 2eopI- 1ore mar -rer be
-7-e are Scs--lg Re Gig 7~7c ans Y
vc-?c: ocilf1cs. We nus: mink out
rsse orcciet-s t1r ourselves 50 IS
:, :7e able % AXE intelligent acton n
-ega-1 70 ,.,e-n :, graf NJ 1as
-sr ccve = = s-cceSsi.. lose hui
c1.r 49, ~ "a; =I-ert.--1-a GS
r.ccey a-c II immense I2Sta-e :
zen. france acne -as lCs- .:,a ives
u over ..-Ga 700 -ec G-ea- 5r..a:,
sae. 100 lay 57o,ao9. -G Belgium
ar ne tinted states hare rad So
Don ta,a..t-es eact. -.e est u
rcu.ce. ard disabled Las Been err
age AMI us t,as cee-, 4 very s-aa-
sc-a.- 1pcn re raTsica! resources q
-csse -aGors. Tie cost Z Cc-eT -
I-eaL Britain ras been s5ou- SIS 900 :
a1n. lno a-1 = lie United states has
see, between SEQ ooo. 900. t9o a-d So.
100 300 Doe.
E-- re East - rsa-s re weird 1as
known -us1 enc va altar another
VIII snor- a-as Ct peace between.
Altar peace -as 5esT: declared =. a2c!,
case Al eEo-. mas beer made . Pre-
serve .1a --:.-1-- peace OF Re world.
Eat ava-r afc-. heretofore las beer
futile 20 na--=- Y <1a- manner =
ras bee, attempted. Nations Ea-s
c-,ed he theory ma maintaining ne
balacce Of 1oxs- ~as ne va 70 stop
vars. 1u- rs a.so 1as a.EaEs i--ec-
Then !. Eas red by means - CON-
orua..ons D keep ne peace 4 lie
world bit : failure a.xaEs resulted.
!. Cci.Cv cr careful 1a3it-a-.--r VS.
--et; ard re Ellcae! States -aoi.s:l-
A. N. beginning CT re word var
IA. : would Dc s,1Hc:en- = kesp
rer our II the struggle ~ ms
tailed as i a,v1-s ,,as- Thar = vas
thought t-a- = he vars vers made
100 horrible = Eouid lead . haired
OF var ana = would &c l-ro0ssl be
n re future fer Gre oat-cn % star
var a-a-s, he Gtie- Ee her
-ela+ee. al incident OF Ire Russo
Japanese VIZ showing how The Tap
aaesa sent her men = almost n
staar death nut re var wenC on and
other nations notwithstanding re
cor-ors OF modern xa-:a7e Eera
us, as ready 20 spring 20 a--s a.
j.. any time n the PAST.
Some hare claimed -1,a- We saoU!G
keep CUR hands our If European a.
airs. keep a ia-ge amy and big
nav build 4 large feer Al, take
ne American Tag 70 ever- pa-t q
ne world % shake a mailed list =
The face 1f tie t0e EiIt sllcfl policy
Continued an Page 10-cei. y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-21
Annual Session Grand Lodge
A.0.U. ". Held ia City OF Auburn
TO Meet Biennally Hereafter

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ia season II .1e 3--aa cage Il
Nan -..e:e-- '1-1-- c: United Wc-4-
-.e7. " -eG = .a511 s-n -adh-rn
1af -.-a--7- ed4 -3o1c = edges
ge-ag represented rt.ce-s =.ec;ad .--e
rs --.1u master v1-a-..a1 t;;-a--s
F-- -A.E-s-4 master wo-2-a-.,
Roscoe = Hansen E4.a-v-.ie .--c-
-a-- E4.pl -p-a-e- T-cs-ua Sc,
. e-see- -.o--az flanagan. Bangor
szac s-.ce- F-ed :. Sparks, ID Town
s-a-c -ece.rer Charles :. zcce-s-
T7--a-c grand -eco-ae-. : Ta-en
-'re-, =a..ore-i gand 7'ec.ca- =
l-1.-,s-. - -occ-ca I'LL. Ts-e-
lie. -Z-a .1s.cs watch. E-ec E-E-
-ea- s-.-e-.--, g-7c outside xzcc-- -
Is Elcs:o-. Cal-s-.4 finance commit
.za. ] q tx q wa5e-r-!te and
,1ec-ge : -o-g:e- q LEWISTON; lis
-=-=s. s1G=a. Fad E-1e-T Eeane o. Hal
y 49, - = q -,S.-- = -ttI-r-S III III
justice A.De- VI >pea- u Gardner
= Eas voyad . nod rand Lodge
sessions a,eno.1a.r instead o. aan.a-i-
a. heretofore
: --aase vas maze : ne -1e-1e--
s.:s7 q TIE executive council. Re --aad
os---sa=- and a., ,renoe- q AZ am
"a zee 1e!a- aided
-7s executive cn--If-ae vas az
7-.o~=ad ana instructed. . -aa5 frI-1.sh.
cup ard -.2.at--- G17d lodge Of
zee to- ne Is al IL Ea-d recorder
mi .-1--=1e- e-:e-s IL re Grand --1dse.
STM,GART o. ACCOUNTS
T1- : ,e-e-cia--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-21
Sen. Fall Also
Declines to Attend
Wilson Dinner

= asn.cE-On. Feb. Ex-senator Fd--
Republican member Of ne Senate
foreign ye:l-lcEs caElInEtse has e.
era pnea from MS home n New Mex
90 10 Secretary Tumuirv declining
resident wilson's invitation . a.
tend ne White House dinner mex
y eCneasiay TO discuss he proposed
constitution Of the League Of Nations.
The message NaS Tot male public.
A, me senator oifica he-e ( vas
Sad he had declined hesus- Of his
lozence from Washington ard Yer
1FAer Fea-ons. These, lowever
wera NOT revealed. The senator has
Tot cee1 n Washington during tina
present SESSION Of Congress.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-21
Sen. LafoIlette
Defends Position
in Long Speech

VAST. IN. Fen. -1-SecatSr La
Toilette Of Wisconsin vigorously de-
Tended rs 10y atty II me course Of
eng address tonlg1r II me Senate N
which re pictured himself as accused
of beng r=sponsihie for popular III
-ast n t.:e Lr,ted States. The SEN
stor declared, re would 70 longer per-
nit asPe-siors on his loyalty ard de-
-.a-et. cila- sls sole am vas 20 pre-
serve pure democracy n this country
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-21
lmperator and
s Other Hon Ships
For U. s. Troops

Washington. Fee co-Cera.ts IN
formation reached ia Wa Cepa--
re1- -ccay nat eir-- German steam
81 ps. including The Inpe-aco- haI
1e4- a-loca-e>, 10 ne United States
c7- Transporting troops rom E-ancc.
~ { -Aese SHIPS How - Ham
5l--. aa-e oeen inspected ard exam
n.1.g bca-cz report hey are read
"a -cn-a;e se-.ce. -.ev viii
7-ov:Ge Accommodations :or 50, 800 >
50, bus a6dic.ona! .-ocps Eontl.y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-21
REP. TESS NOT
CANDIDATE FOR
HOUSE SPEAKER

"sSHiaE-o-,. Fec E-3sp- tame
Fess q 11:o -.3a.---.a. u --e 2epu3..-
ca; -oc g-ess.Gcal ca-11igl committee.
-an.gAt announced rs ~-tt.t:--z-a t-1-1
re Republican ro--es- so- ne Sea-
s-xn.p IT ne =ouse = ne -e-- en-
grass rs atom e:t re race oe.Eae-
Representatives, Nam q ILLINOIS, -
c..let. = Vas. ausaI.x
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-21
TOUNIONIZE $4,000
FRENCH WORKERS

Naw y0r1 Fab e7--he prevent
wholesale reduction = va-es - 10
9e-wa- scale and - oot1+1 IS
hour week. n eEc- VII oe made I,
vriorize u, 70 !rac:l -oorl and -ss-
-au-a-- workers he-e was ar
bounced -or.g.- ~ James Smith. sec
-eEa-y Il he International! E@-.e---
.lcu ~ Lunch Room md ?as-aa--l7-
Employees i meeting mas ,,eel
called t1r February =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-21
Joint Session Hears
League of Nations Talk

- 4 sc.r- sessloc Of he EJese acc
Senate Courtney Crockar. -emae-
# re Massachusetts, Civil Service
Commission sad Talcct- Williams
president of he Pulitzer Scnooi Il
Journalism a Columbia University.
gaze addresses CT he Lea-lle IL
Nations TIE following are ABSTRACT
II her remarks
Courtney Croker
President Higgins IF me Senata
presided a. the Joint convention anu
appointed Senator Ceer;ng and Rep.
Eaton > committee 20 notify ne
speakers of me daT -ha- he .oilc
convention has! assembled: ald await
q. their pleasure
Courtney Crocke- Of Boston vas
Introduced as re 1T-s- speaker If he
iay by President Higgins r1o told
CT TIE gentleman as A former Mem
Ser CT he Massaci 1setcs House 1f
representatives having served u
that BODY n 1871. -9-I. az and
~; and he also mentioned thae ne
vas a member a. present " he
Massachusetts civri SERVICE COMMITS
sion.
M Croker made : very interest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-21
L. TROOPS TO
PROTECT FOOD
SUPPLIES. BERLIN

L~o1toc. Esa. = -A-e-car --oocs
rave a-.ve<: : BERN AID a-a -s.a--
-s-ed 4. different -o,als sa.s zig
2a:ctl . ne CI,:.z--e Telegraph --o-
Copenhagen 7Iot.ag the .1-3.aoe- ;
Berlin correspondent The ,-7cps are
SAD . 3e:cny % re 18th Mex YORK
Regiment" ana heir d1,v ". 5e re
PROTECTION = expected transports OF
-ocd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-21
BIGEXPORTS FROM
PORTLAND PORT

-7r--21d. VI. Eso 3--r-ls tas
aasr our and : La. months = --a1s-
2o-s y .--e --aasA.,a-c-c re nae
CARED rom his 7o-- 4lE- :ons o.
,--so, z--o-1-2s . -g--ez compiled
4ad naca public ;odar a. ne Chante-
g: Cor-re-ce Iran shipments 4lcan--
-. y ,----:G-- bushels
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-21
Resumption of
Trade Relations
With Hun Colonies

Is AS. .g-1n. Fer -a-T---eE:.a ?
-esu-p-o1 = -afe 1e-vaer -
C-.-e. States AZ; ne eoicr.a.
Possessions re.1 - GERMANY -
A1-ust : ,aI+. S pernI-azi under
i, 1r.e- s5,.et ;oqa- ~ lie Va
--aGe Board
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-21
kaiser's Youngest
Son Arrested

Copen aasen. Fen. 3--F-znl- <oaoh.- :
az P---ss-a- Youngest son ~ 15r-er En-
7---- william. Aas 5ee1 1-eS;eG. a
o71La; = /. cls2asc.l ram A-Gic1. n
susp~c,on 9f connection x,,a csrra...
,1--yies
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-21
MEETING PEACE
tOC NCIL PUT OVER

"a 81 ne Asscr,a.eG
ce"r.1g q ia Supreme
- 2aace conference %
7ec .7Gay. vas postponed
---7N 4--e-oon. wen Ste
81 sc--lg7 minister. and
=, r' -a-1!eu atil represent
To- --asi1g, re Amer
~ = s-a-e unGouateei,y
s.cv
CANA &C. tie Session con-
= ~ zone Il aon-occu-
-7Ei"a-:a oeT weer The
a. 90 7,l-,a1.aas. second.
~" b re Polish government;
IL -ea-as Of ne Danish Min
IS II Scn,esp,y fourth.
x -4rs1an Pass,a. repre-
- abal.aa delegation.
1@47as IF ne repor. Of the
sS''n charged VIII he oro-
q ne devastated DISTRICTS
80 -=pcrs On ire comnsrc.al
e aaop,ei As -e-.:s asu-
snom.c relations ;,e,.-.-,