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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-24
NOVA BUDAPESTSKA VLADA VYHLA-
SUE SPOJENC0M VALKU.
ARMADA TROCKEHO PRY PRIKVA.
GZA14DNiK K HLAVNiMU MESTU.

kodan, 23. brezna. Dopisovate Loka Anzeiger Ber-
line prozrazue Re byla pod vetelstv geraa Cerga
je fjns sformovana madarska armada se 10000 muzi
ale dodava ze nova radkani vada nenaleza podpory
socialistickych zvlI a rolnickeho obyvatelstva
Kodah, %. brezna - Sovetske rady denictva vojakG
ovady Budapest regnaci hrabete Karoyho byvaleho
presidena mnsterskeho kabinetu kontrou vadu jez
armada soji hranic snadno pouhych Ia dn doraz m
re pred budapesske brny Byla vydna prokamace ejiz
zneni namireno jest proti spojencGm.
l jne zpravy vyli6u situaci Uhrach kritckou a
prav zcela vazne ze ke madarska ohrozue ostani Ev
Nova madarsk vada pry dovoila ably bosevcke od
dy pronkly az Tarnopol hranicich halcskych. Bu
dapest zmocn lid voenskych strait, obsadi havni po
stow budovu znci n6ktere pomniky.
Revoluce zapocala patek odpoedne, kdyz madar-
sky parliament dozved6 re ceskosovenske francouzke
zlo sfeni bosevsmu, ale prpravy pozdvzen byly ko
many jiz des dobu
Cetni rus agen pod pfedstranym nazvem ruskeho Ger
veneho Krfze pdsob Pest die rozkaz udenych Moskvy
celem hnuti ma prsty bosevicky nacelnk Lenin
Zpravodai zmhue pov6s, re severnich Uhrach
vzbouy nektere ceske puky panu obavy ably pTikad
Madard nepGsobl zem6 ceske, kde pry boSevsm
lice 1rodnou pddu.
Berlin 22 brezna Zpravy Uher o resignaci hrabete
Karoyho eho vlady nastoleni panstv sociastickych
komunsG Uhrach zpGsobly zde vekou sensaci Jz pre-
ruseni telefoncvkeho spoeni Bernem vdni predpo
v6delO Uhrach zavado diktatorsvi delnctva
ronikd vojska, kere zbrani duchem spojeno bude
skou vadou sovetG polckym prevratem jest uvadena
savka sazecn nasedkem kere pfestay Budapest vycha
zeti novny. Madarsky vv ale die nemeckych nazor jest
dnesni DOLBY ps ma jsout spoen
ci obklopeni Cechosovaky Polaky Ukranc severu
Zapad6 Rumuny hu Srby Chorvay, take valka by
Budapest sotva as byla mozna Povsan nabylo pGy edne
prGmysovych strediskch kde zavad hlad neepsi
jenec bolSevsmu madarskych nekerych kruZch panuje
nahed re by spoeni bosevky zem spise uskodio nez
prosp6o
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-24
TRI TISlCE OHAJSKYCH VOJiNC
PRIPLUL-O z FRANCE.
GUVERNER COX A MAYOR DAVIS PRIPRAVILI
HRDlNUM PRVNf UVfTANf v NEW YORKU

koneGl6 domu, kteryzto datum
bude vitacim vyborem V cas- do
Clevelandu telegrafovan, ably
.mistli uvitani nicim neutrpelo.
S ohajskym muzs,vem vratil
Sc teZ brigadnik Farnsworth,
jenz vuci guv. Coxovi po new
yorskem yitani vys!ovil Sc, ze
81 divise slouzila We Francii ma
ironte temer rok a bojich by
Ia plne tri mesice. V bojich
tech pozajimala 26 nepratel-
skych vyssich dustoiniku a
1869 prostych nemeckych zol-
daku, iimz odnato 26 polnich
Gel a 26S strojnich puSek. Di-
wise zi:kala Ia chrabrost cell
KEN 227 francouzskych krizu,
$50 belgickych krizu. 40 W.
Znamen;1i jinych a Sest krizu
Gesune legie.
N6koiik vCera vrativSich Sc
;ednotek tvori raneni. rekonva
lesceEti a invalid. VSichni bu-
dou poslani do leZeni Mills ma
Long Island, kamZ mozno j do
piSOvati = neZ dotce le vOjsko
Tia cestu do Ohio Sc vyda. Spra
vna forma v adresovani podob
nych dopisu z Clevelandu ku
prikladu Jest: Frank Novak,
Co. F, l4S infantry. Thirty Sc
verth Division. Camp Mills,
New York City"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-24

PRESIDENT WILSON NAVSTEVOU
MA BOUSTI.

Pafiz. %. bezna Wilson spolu choti druZinou
vstv dnes Sossons Chemn des Danes Coucy lie Chateau
Chauny Noyon, Montddier sousedni mista Vysechl po
vklad pr spatreni zbofenin evl velke pohnu P
navratu do PariZe pravil:
"DneSni den by pro velice pouCnym a mnohem o.
hledu nevysoviten6 trapnym ale ucn jsem poem mmo
dem utrpeni svzelech francouzskeho du ktey presta
krest ohn6m.'
Kdyz sofer Montddieru zastavil, ably opatr stroj
eiem dosava deputace obyvatel dtky poday NAME
um Wisonovym kytice Navstevnici posndai Sossonsu
polozborenen hostinc navStivi pozde stanovisko Vel
Ike Berry jez prv6 pred rokem ostreovala Parz
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-24
CESKOSLOVENSKA REPUBLIKA MOBI.
LISUJE PR0TI UHRUM.
MADARI ZVOU LENINA DO BUDA.
PESTI.
DOPOLEDNf BULLETIN:

Berlin "a. bfezna Nepotyrzeny telegram zdejSimu Ii
stu Freihet zaslany pnasi dredne nepotzenou
Budapest posadkou ezic vosko spoenecke bylo odzbro
jeno.
Budape;tska nova vlada vyhlas pry spojencim vaku
vida repuby 6eskoslovenske pry vydala mobsacni
kazy aby Uhrach zaveden byl pofadek.
Vidne oznamuje, ze tamnejSi vada naffda konfs-
kac jak pozemkI tax nemovteho jmen byvalych panuj
cfch rodn jakoz arcivevodG Rakousku.
DIE nekterych depesi vrho jz bosevicke vosko do
Uher skuecne smeruje hlavnimu mestu.
Vlada uherskych sovetd odesala bosevckemu minister
skemu predsedovi Leninovi bezdtne posestv jest
vyzyvan ably pel do Budapest uchopi cee situace
Lenn zdraven jest teegramu ako mezinarodn vldce
Ma6af jej ustu sympaem ceeho uhersk6ho naroda DIE
nezarucene zpra odpovede soucasne 81 vyzadav ably b
stale sprayovan vojensk6> situac.
N6ktere vdenske zpravy snaz namuvti svetu ze Dol
sevismem zachvaceny jsou zeme ceske
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-24
HAAS UZNAN
VINNYM.

Clevelandsky pravnik Samu
ell T. Haas uzIaan byl vinnym
5harstvi a to vcera casne raaO
porotou pred tre1tnim soudcem
Kylem V Chardon. ma zaklade
l.terehoZto vynosu muze byt
poslan do statni kaznice ma
rok al dvacet let. Porotci radi-
Ii sc hodinu a 25 minut W.
nos svuj prinesli do soudni ST.
ne K jed le hodine ranni. Obza
lovany byl pritomen. jeho pra-
vnici neby.i vSak ma miste.
Haas prijal rozhodnuti porotcu
chladne a zadal ihned o nOvy
process. kterazto zadost bude
rristi pa'ek projednavana. Po-
nevada ale ie jiste. re sud-
Kyle zmatecni IT, stiznost .levy
,lySi, Haas chce pripadne ape
lovat k neivySSi soudnl instan-
ci V Ohio. Bude zadati nOvy w
slech ma tom zaklade, re SOU
Gnim ovzduSi V Chardon byl
pry vuci nemu predsudek, ne
ktere svedectvi bylo pry ne
srravne a mimo to Haas cncyn
avou obhajobu posilit svedec-
|tvim dodatec lym, behem pro-
'cesr, ziskanym. Sotva mu v&ak.
bnds nejvyssinf apela6nfm sou
dem move pfe'iceni poskytnuto.
ron6vadz behem procesu V
Chardon zaloba mu nekolika
>erohodnymi svedky dokazala.
re pozar ma McNishove farme
pred dv6ma lety Sc udavSi byl
bud Haasem neb jeho pomoc-
nikem Groganem ZaloZe'l a u
celem palicstvl. re bylo ziskati
vysoke poiistne.
ZvlaStni statni zalobce Day
usiloval vSemoZn6 O odsouZeni
obvineneho a porotci uznai
Haase vinnym jednohlasn6.
bez dlouheho debatovali.
Pred dv6ma lety Haas ma tn
tez zalobu museN byt porotou
pro nedostatek d1kazl propu-
stem. Nyni vSak, kdy jeho hla-
vni nastroi, bandita a vrah Gro
gan proti nemu vypovidal.
soud Haasem vypadl jinace
spravedlnosti ma konec satisfa-
kce sc dostalo,
Haas byl znam V Clevelaldu
jakO nacefnik Professionalism
Tucitelu a chranenec ruznych
charakteru a la Grogan. Lostei
ner a iinych. Bylo mu vycitano
re svym zhoubnym vlivem pu-
sobil ma clevela 1dske soudni o.
vzduSi svym koruptnim. ne
cesInym jednanim demoraliso-
val naSe vySsi nizSi soudni-
ctvi. kde posledni cas- pomery
Stavaly Sc tax nesnesitelne, re
poslez obchodni komora zakro
ella a vySetrova II "zlocinne VI
ry'v Clevelandu zahajeno. Wy
Setrovani to Svereno eminent
MIN naSim iuristJm Dayovi
Wilkinovi. kteri energickym
zpusobem zahaiili iakousi oci-
stu V ovzdusi soudnim. policej-
rim V dosahu okr. zalobce.
Ma sledek energickych t6chto
Froki bylo kolecne dopadeni
arcilotra Grogana a usv6dceni
ieho naGelnika, advokata Sa-
muela T. Haase. Vyjmenovani
jGriste budou vSak We sve ocist
ne praci pokracovat lie Sc
naditi, re spravedlnost ma
s'ch bezpecnostnich organd pl
ne Sc uplat II a soudfni korupce.
sFodne politicke vlivy jednou
pro vzdy budou odstraneny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-24

Tri vojenske transporty Ia
ko,vily vcera V New Yorku, pri
vezSi tfi tisice milicnich naSich
branch Francie. Jest to prvni
yell:y oddil 81 divise dosud od
zapadni frcnty Sc viativsi.
V sobotu pristala Newport
News bitevnice Vermont. maji-
ci ma sve paltbe 135 delostre-
lecky ohajsky regiment, u ne
hoz slouzi tez byva,a cleveland
ska milicni kavalerie, Skadrona
A. Pluk ten vrati Sc do Ohio
driv nez voiini vcera V New
Yorku zakotvivSi NONE, re
rrijede jiz pristi pondeli, kdy
by jeho oddly paradovaly V
Clevelandu, Toledo V Colum-
bus. z kterychzto NEST, 135
pluk byl sveho casu rekruto-
van.
Nejvice ohajskeho vojska
vtera pi'irIuvsiho bylo IA tran
sportu Noordam, kteraZto jed
notky mely ma palube tez plu-
kovni kapelu {. l48. Dalsi Ohaj
ske jednotky byly ma transpor-
tech Won Steuben a Hunting
ton.
Sotva re vyjmenovaEc dopra
WI kolosy V zalivu Sc objevily.
parni piStaly ia lodich> V pri-
stavu kotvicich roZiecely Sc V
mohutne vitani a posadky
tychz propukly jasot.
Yachta guvernera Coke "Vic
tory vypEula prvni transpor-
tGm vstric a ohajskym bran
cum poslan signal "My jsme
rovnez z Ohio. Mayor Davis
Sc $50 Cleveland'any plul tran
spor', i'm V ustrety patrolni lodi
New York, vysilajici na' pa
luby tralsportu podobne sig
naly.
"a objeveni Sc obou plavi-
del muzstvo ma palubach trans
portu propuklo v jasot. dalo Sc
DO zpevu j tance a vojenska ka
pela ma Noordam zanotovala
rizny pochod "Tm from Ohio.
"Cleveland Vas Vita, bylo
jakousi odpovedi kapele, KITE
lyZto obrovsky napis vznaSel
Sc mad palubou patrolni lodi
mayora Davise.
Brzy oba ohajske vitaci w
bory pfirazf,y k eskadre tran
spor,u a ma .palubu tychz haze
ra jablka. dopravovano ohai-
ske domaci pecivo. ovoce ruz
ne pamlsky naSeho mesta.
Eskadra zakotvi!a V karan-
tennin pfistavisti a pozdeji je
il posddky budou poslany do
tabora Mills ma Long Island a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-24
18 NEMECKYCH LODI PLUJE PRO
POTRAVINY.

Berlin, 20. brezna (Opozdena zprava.) = Dnes T. no.
dine vecer vypluo Hamburku lodi vcetne Patrice Santa
Cruzu, Cordovy Kigomy Cleyeandu Cap Fnesteru Jna
plavida sou z pfpravena posadkou vyzvednou
kotvy nedel Hambursti lodnc zdrahali vyplout
ale posledn chvi zen nysa prlklad jech nasedovan
jest lodnctvem baltickym a hanseatskym.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26

one Of the old settlers Of the town
snd many years ago on an tnterva;e
On the old HerTin placs on the north
g de Of the river hs found many OF
I .ese Indian relics. From . grave
containing the skeleton Of . dead
Indian were taken. arrow heads.
tomahawks, both iron and stone a
wampum and a copper spoon silver
plated which is one Of the few In
existence today. She also showed :,
stone grinder which was used fo-
fle grinding Of corn. The spoon IS
supposed to be one which Father
ale brought with him from France.
the others in existence are in the
Maine Historical rooms.
Mrs. Joe Goodrich who was a guest
sf the society gave q very interest
f,g description Of an Indian Pow
Jow. which she witnessed recently in
Wisconsin. The meeting was in the
!, ature Of a lament for the Indians
who died in the service Of their
country overseas. A report Of the
J,eeting Of the National D. A. r. in
d. c.. was given by
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26
Qea You Sin &zA|
W1eY eYsaSseD ~
with Cuicma HGT
ku drusgisss; seap 5. Oi.snsae S41 1AsoAI
IS.mple each fres Of -.culAsRA. oDA 4 1assA

1liss Louise H. Coburn. The chapter
Voted to help in any way needed any
lid OF q local soldier who served IN
t,e recent war. Sandwiches and tea
we're served The next meeting viii
be held December 18th. instead OF
Tee. 18th. ~ planned ana win b a
riusical meeting. to be held at the
ONE Of Mrs. Elise Fellows White.
DR.. George Otis Smith, chief OF
.re United States Geological Survey
= ho has been passing 4 few days
with Mrs. Smith and his little
6lughter, returned to Washington
Tuesday morning. On his way to
blaine, DR.. Smith attended . mining
at St. Louis and the In.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26
ostsbse kxpsrts Gain Will. Impet,
Fall on

American exports in October, 1919
were valued at esa1.ooo. 900, a gain Of
e3S, ,o0o. 900 over September and Of
I'll. .ooo. 900 over October Of the pre.
vtous year. Exports for the 10
months ended with October are
placed at $e.so1, ,0oo. 900. an increase
OF $1.<4o. 100000 as compared with
the corresponding period of 1915
October imports totaled s4lS,OoO.
ooe. . falling on Of s2o.ooo.o0o from
tho high marx Of September, bu, an
increase Of lss.o0o.oo over October
Of last year. For the 10 months end.
- with October. imports amounted
70 es,11A00o,0oo. q gain Of $543,ooo.-
90 ovef the similar period Of last
year. This figure for the first 10
months Of the current calendar year
- higher than that recorded for any
prsStous full calendar year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26
ASK YOUR NEIcHsoR

Il has been saia that there II now
hardly Q city. town or village In this
country wherein some woman does
not reside who has found health In
that good, old fashioned remedy.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com :
pound Therefore. ii you are suffer-
ing from some ailment, and hardly
know what to do for it. and have
tried other remedies without help.
ask your ueighho. il she has ever
used Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. If she hersslf has never
had the need for il, undoubtedly she
knows others who were Just In your
condition and who have been re-
stored to health by its use.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26
Frsdsrisls A. smish u Se,t,ssI

Eredeyich 4. Smith. aesA -. -,
sistant telephone manager IN Port.
land since 1919, died there Monday
after an illnesssSf more than . ysar.
~ WAS bora In that city ana vas ed-
ueated there. working tor the Johu
w. Perkins Company. Maine Gem
trai ana casco National Rank before
jaining the telephone forces. He IL
survival b. hia mother. MIRA Alanse
", SMITH; his wife. Who was NAAls
Gram Gould; aAA = sister. Ma.
Ese4erick l. Storey.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26

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nss y" s"StsosS - '"v -
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sIst and heesr their vorE IN tbe;r
new aeiA ~ Iohor a. Navm.rt.t ~
n IN ~ sa,h
On oasalu~y oom. st sne per,
onae' ar. aoo 80, wAAene,o wul
~ sne :Uno"mS ~. SunS
e0n0e S HnSoa Doyn-
r,nrs i,,naar sraas. ~. N.tt;e Me-.
c,.,,. t,rior e,...
~
Ine Aeoae1 Union WI noio tae's
sn!ue' ie aad s9pper On Oecemoes
SAN - - sAossso 70 49, S@0U AAossV~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26
Meeting-Dr. Smiths New
30 ueen Of Butterflies

was enjoyed An I'm memoriam" 70
Lois Weston Patten was read by
Mrs. Florence Danforth. Mrs.
! lizabeth Marble read extracts froFn
Eebastian Rale by John Francis
6prague and was followed by Mrs.
Elizabeth Morrill, who read selections
from Whittier's "Aog Meggone"
sketching in between SO as to give
the connection between the selec-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26
D. A. RS. Hold Interesting
Book on Minerals, IN Librar }
Makh~ HIT

Euniee F4rnswcrth Chapter Of D.
4. r. met at the home Of Mrs.
Helen wentworth Monday afternoon
Mrs. Wentworth was assisted in re-
ceiving BY Mrs. Abbie K Wildes.
The meeting was opened by the re-
sital Of the Lords Prayer. followed
~ Tho Flag Salute. A selection Of
ne vlctrola, 1.-The Americans Come"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26
Watch Your Blood.
When The Iron Runs Low
YouAreInD Danger
The Ssne A. When The Mercup
Goes Down You Know There VIII
b . Frost
How 70 Malao TA1 Test That TsIs

Actual NlooA tests show that . trennen
ee9s lafge numbef Of people who are xeM
- lt hex ifea Ia their blood and ths, shsI
Sf4 VI Ter no other reason than lack OF ifcn;
lroo deheieaey pafasyaes healthy. foreeia
eeeteas pale down the whole organism saa
veaken6 the entire system. A pale FACE
nerveue irritable disposition. lack OF
etfsagte snd endurance and the inability 70
eeDe VIII the stfsng vigorous folks in the
eeee ef Hfe-thcss are the sert Of wsrnns
0xnais that Nature gives when the blood
esslne hias pale. watesy and literally starr
ing for vast OF iron. If you are no. sure Of
him tat4 .youf Sfood count and see where
yso stsnd o. else make the following teN
Yessselfi See AeV long you can work of
low. far ysa saa wslf without becoming
!isedi ne4t take I've kve-g.sin tablets .!
Nuzatel lsea tAsss timss pei day ai'.f
ssah Sss tvs vseka Then test yos.
selsngya slsin and ses how much you have have
ased p enrieAing the blood and ereaiIs
Asw ~ blood calls Euxated Iron srene'h.
eas t&e FeFveA eetsilds the weakened tissue,
eaq heips 70 instin renewed energy ans
hewer into the whole system.
=, peHke the older Inorganic iron produces
.elAted irpa il easily assimiia,ed. does no.
ln1nfe the teeth, make them black nor upse1
Ae stomach. The manufacturers guarantee
eeeserl sad entirely satisfactory ,esu..
" esefy purehaseF Of they will refund your
&ey. 1t to dispensed by all good drusg;s%
For sale in this city by John Cough'ln
md ~ seed d4uegtats-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26

esaational convention Of tho =. -.
:. A. 1t Detroit He win spsAd
Thanksgiving In - Washingeea
Hsne with his soa Jseeph who p
Aktng q years vacAtioa beeose -"
tsFing college.
Miss Florence pooleey win pass
Thanksgiving at the homo of her
oint, Miss Julia Coburn, in Conqera,
Massachusetts, and left SkowhegaD
IN Monday mornings train.
\ Thanksgiving danca viii b held
Thursday evening. Nov. n. In Grange
hall under the auspices of ths Show.
hogan Grange. The music WIN b BY
varney's orchestra. s-
The Strategy Of Minerals. edited
by George Otis Smith. d:rsctor Of the
United States geological survey,
has recently been added to the books
Of the Skowhe8an Public library.
Mr.. Smith Is q resident OF Skowhe--
gan and in this book has rendered to
his county a service OF which his
tellow.townsmsn may we'll Be
proud. The book contains chapters
written by eminent authorities on
each CT the minerals found in the
United States. deposits of which Ars
80 plentiful az to place this country
IN position Of independenee from
foreign nations and give to rs an
economic power which in q peaceful
conquest for tho worlds trade
places N IN position which 70 pre-.
dominant Il rightly used. ThtD book
reveals the vitality important part
which minerals played in the great
war and shows how powerlese q ma
tion may become in such an emer.
gency il deprived Of mineral re-
sources. Mr.. Smiths own chapter.
near the end Of the volumme, entitled
"A Look Ahead" discusses power
production. Industrial expansion -
dependent on cheap power" There
IL tendency towards great central
power plants in this country bedavss
they have proven themselves to be
fuel savers. and fuel means cnal.
"As an economic defence safe.
guarding the future the strategic
value Of Americas wealth Of miner.
al resources will be determined BY
the scientific efficiency Of American
engineering. the highly productive
capacity Of American labor and thu
far-seeing conservation Of American
democracy"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26

tons A victrola selection, The In
dian Girls Lament" followed.
An original paper on "Old Point
by Miss Margaret Smith was OF
great interest TO the ladies rs were
also some Indian relics which she
exhibited. Miss Smiths father,
Eewei1 ". Smith Of SkoWhegan Is
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26
COOPER'S MILLS
LOCAL NOTICE

Free dance and supper Thursday
evening. Nov. 81, At the Grange hall,
Coopsrs Mills. Seven piece or
chestra and baked bean. supper. All
arc invited by soldiers and sailors Of
Coopers Mills
nov3odzt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26

f.fis sSs'1S q mercy eSrs i,cPHE Il PHEo q!Sd s
Bleeding or Protruding Piles. Stop,
Irritation, Soothss and Heals. You eir
get restful sleep after the first applca.
ton. PrjOe &c
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26
Marlin out6shts Resd

Portland. Ne. Nov. 3S-Slsnt
Martin Of New York had much the
bstter Of the fighting with Pal Rad
Of nostoa It the Pins Tree a. g.
Monday night Reed being Unable T.
continue after the hf1t round on &c.
count ot q broken hand. NAed wAs
ssnt ~ the door eoss for the count
oE ntat.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26

The Tickle Makes You Cough
HAYE9 H1AlIlNo HONEY stops .hs
OOuSk Hc Il Noo boz Of 0R0yE3
O.PSN.TRATE ALvE for chest Coda
H6a1 Col1s and Group with every betkao.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26

The route followed by the lNh
Corps. via which Gen. Sherman
travelie3-from Atlanta to the sea-
was about SIS miles. The railroad
distance between the two cities is
said to be 80 miles but we give
1hsenaan's own hRures. The artillery
brigade Of the 18th Corps marched
20 miles
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-26

To Cure q Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO oUlNINE
(Tablets). 1t stops the Cough and
Headache and works OF the Cold z.
W. GROVES signature on each box. 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-22
WILLIAMS DENIES
GAIN IN HOTEL SALE
Says He Received No Fee On
United States Purchase of
the Arlington.

WASHINGTON. July o1.--John SHELTON
Williams, Comptroller OF the Currency.
appearing to-day before the Senate
Banking Committee, considering his re-
nomination. denied charges by Repre-
sentative McFadden (Penn.) that he had
received a foe in connection with the
purchase by the Government of the Ar
lington Hotel site in Washington for
several million dollars. Such charges
were declared by the Comptroller to be
"unfounded and scandalous"
Representative McFadden was called
on by Mr.. Williams to make good his
charges before the committee and Chair
man Mclean announced that the
Pennsylvania Representative would tes-
tify. The Comptroller will resume his
testimony when the committee meets
again Wednesday. adjournment having
been taken until then to permit consid-
GRAFTON tomorrow of the bill OF Senator
, Calder (New York; to abolish the office
of Comptroller.
In answering the NcFadden charges
Mr.. Williams denied any connection with
the Arlington deal except that he had
suggested acquisition OF the site to Mr..
McAdoo, then Secretary OF the Treasury,
and had introduced representative OF
| the owners to the Secretary. lie told the
committee his brother-ln-law, Lewis G.
Williams OF Richmond, Va. had been
attorney for the owners since 1914
Accusations of John Poole. president
| and Frank J. Hogan. director. of the
| Federal National Bank of Washington
that the Comptroller had Disseminated
against that institution were denied by
Mr.. Williams as wholly untrue" anC
distorted.
The Comptroller declared he Bore nc
malice toward the Federal Nationa
Bank and. said that about n year age
he had arranged through his connection
with the finances of the Railroad Admin
istration to have the bank become a de
pository for Ave or six small railroads.
Mr. Williams told OF his indignation
when he heard reports current in Wash
ington that deposits OF the Emergenc,
Fleet Corporation could be obtained
through the influence of the Chatham
, Fhenlx National Bank OF New York
Such reports, he asserted. were the worl
OF enemies Of the Administration ant
an Infamous SANDER" upon Ralph Boi
ling and other officials OF the bank.