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The Washington times., 1919-04-01
PROGRAM FOR TOMORROWS
BAND CONCERT

BY THE u. :. SOLDIERS HONE RAD
ORCHESTRA AT STANLEY Hal.
BEGINNING A. C:I5 J. ~
JOHN 5. N. ZINAiEEMAN.E. Is.r-,t,r.
March-''Tho CTUaaa.r'' ...S S,rjSa
OvertUre-"WilllH:r TnII'' .... Russ.ui
f!;GqucsJj
BarcaTOllc. Tales OF HoUmnn"
DT"nDa,n u
Eycerpts from cha ,..p Chu.y.'
$uTsrn
Fox TrOt. by Hrcl,..' .. iIcury
Two Old FsvOrtcE-
(a) when YOu arI W"ra
Young AaEEI," I;utsur'.,Id
;bD silver Threads Among the
Colo ,...-.-...-... Dunhs
(RsquCstod.J
Finale, The BpuRtcr' . Lake
THE Star SpuEgled I,rucr
This will conclude the winter season
outdoor concerts on tho .bandslaud
will be resumed on April lGta, TO b.
given each Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday evening, beginning al ocIock.
The Washington times., 1919-04-01
MAY FREBXE TOHICHr.

Freezing temperatures are probabls
tonight as far south aS South Caro-
tina. the Weather Bureau said today.
Frost was said to be probAbls a. kaF
south as northern Florida.
The Washington times., 1919-04-01

SEND TRADE ENVOY TO CZECHS.
V. A. Geringer. OF Chicago, has
been appointed trade commissioner to
C2echo-SIovshia. the Department Of
Commerce announces.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14
DRY" STATE RUM PERMITS
NULl|fIED BY REED AMEND
SUPREME COURT OPINION

Washington. Jan LEGISLATURES of
"dlt states, permitting persons 10
import or personally bring III limited
I-.rounts of intoXicauts for their own
use We're n effect nullihed oy the So
called Reed" Done dry amendment
enacted By Congress. ne Supreme
Cour, held ,nday an opinion re
verslns the federal court FOR The
southern district Oi WeSl Virginia.
Justice McEeynuid> II a ,;.Ssenting
opinion N which Jn*lIce Clarke con-
CURED. held that the Reed amend
ment Vas not an interstate com
mcrce regulatory measure nat a Ill
rsc- mcudlins with state affairs ana
is sucI purely beyond thc power of
he federal. government The case
came hp on AN appea. ri The gov
erlIncnt from tlle loW"r court deci-
Slun dlSmlsSing proceedings brought
isa!nsl Dan Hill for arriving 4 quart
OF liquor INTO West Nirgini.L for his
personal use as permitted by The
state. The Irlai cpur' held .hal such
transportation ala not come within
the meaning Oi he Reed amendment
which. il held. was intended ~ ap-
ply only tn actual shipments II liquor
The supreme court renandc: the case
Tor re-trlal. LII rendering ;le ma jOr
i,E opinion Justice Day said:
IN view NJ thc aui iiorIiN Of Con-
S:rcsS over he subject matter and
NE .nac,nen, Of previous leg.sia-
NOE embodied IN The Wilson and
Webb Kenyon laws We huv" no cues
ute because OF It's Deiiei thai II states
supporting the sale and manufacture
of Intoxicating liquors FOR beverage
purposes ;tle facilities Of interstate
commerce. should pe denied 10 III" in
PRODUCTION Of mtuXlcants br means
Of interstate commerce except for the
limited purposes permitted IN the
statlt" which have nothin. 10 do with
liquor when used Is i beverage.
That the states saw III 70 permit
The Introduction Of liquor tor person
al use II limited quantity n no
wise :lterferes with ne authority If
Congress acting Inder It's pienar"
powers over interstate commerce. to
make he prohibition AGAINST inter
state shipment contained in his aCt.
1t may exercise authority as II he
Wilson and Webb KENYON acts. Gav-
ing n view the laws Of The state but
II has "A power Of its own which in
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14
MEMORIAL FEB. 8
For Theodore Roose-
velt in House
Senator lodge VIII Deliver Euiosy
at DON'T Congressional; Services
Selection Of Republican, Leader
Because he Was Close Personal
Friend of Colonel

Washington. Jan. !. - senator
Lodce OF Massarhuset-s VIII deliver
ne eulogv a. ne joint Compression
4! memorial services for Theodore
Roosevelt r" De held II me House
chamber Feb . The Republican
leader N the Senate. VINO Tor many
Years was a close personal Cr,end of
he former President. was selected
todav b." unanimous vetr 81 the
senate ana liousc committees ap-
pointed 20 arrange for tae service
ana ne viii be the only speaker IN
der ne rcsoiution providing tor the
services introduced ~ Senator
Wadswort,! of New York members
IT the supreme court are 20 he IN
vIted l" attend. The committee 20
laT considered extending invitations
IA representatives. ot the army ana
na"y and other officials. au- no de-
cIson vas reached.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14
Teller IN Boston Bank

Cambridge. Mass. Jan. IG-William
Honikor arrested in Montreal
charged with "mDeZZIing $50, from
ne Manufacturers National Bank
oI TINS CITY lad been employed by
The bank as teller He lad been
missing since early mont.l officials
of The bank. while admitting Roni-
tiers connection with the institution.
declared that The accounts Of the
bank were intact. After the mans
diSappearanc" policemen visited his
nome and tOInG 4 Sealsk.n coat. u
diamond ring ami other ieweirr uT
considerable value. The man wife
said she knew nothing Of his where
aboutS. The police also found thai
Ronlker lad deposited $4,000 in a
Boston bank. The search for Rom
Ser vas conducted by Il private de
rectlN" agency ana the ioCai police
mad litr!e information regarding Tie
matter President z. II Marsters OF
The Manufacturers National Bank
vas Il New York today and Waite
II. Van SAM. the cashier. declined
,n d!scIs the caSe ut!ler than TO al
NJ. that Ronkier .lad worked as
teller at lie bank since last June.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14
POLAR TRIP IN
JUNE TO BEAR
NAME ROOSEVELT

New York. Jan. 1.-THE expedition
which capt. Robert A. Bartlett viii
lead 70 ,he Polar regions next June
to make m aerial survey OF the
North Pole Will ne known as ne
Roosevelt Memorial Expedition. ac-
'cordlng 70 an announcement herr TO-
night br the Aero club Of America.
which Is financing the trip. An
land discovered vii ne lamei
Roosevelt Land. Officials of the
club explained it was lifting this TN
buIe should ne paid the former Pres
dent as il was he who gave Rear
Admiral Robert Z. Pear leave ~
absence 10 lead me expedition
which discovered tI!c Pole AMI
Captain Barrie; commanded Pearv's
snip. The Roosevelt. club officials
also emphasized the fact thar Col.
Roosevelt had been one NJ tho ,irst
Patrons 0f AernnauticS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14
CASTAL|A'S Crew
Nearly All Rescued
from Steamer
Men Taken OF Under per,ious Con-
d't'ons Due to Heavy Sea and
Law Temperature-Fear Loss Of
Three Men by Boat caps,zing

Halifax. X :. Jan. 1&.---T,le rcscIc
ot teafly all OF the crew Of re
Anerlcln steamer Casialiu. 70 whose
,i:s;AtdT-cc steamers We're rushed af-
ter ne aad flashed word or Satur-
day morning that she was IN IanSer
IT sinking OF The Nova Scott. cua>
VS. "ecordeG III wireless messages re-
c-lved mere today and tonight. CnGr-
perllOuS conditions due 10 the ilea.'v
,ea.i and the low temperature ,l.e
men Were taken of IN roatS and
jTanSfer-cH Ia Tie Norwegian lean
er Bergensfjort and the Britt n
sieame. War FiJian. one boat. con.
aiming 4 men capSized. The muag-.
details gwen n he messages lDui-
Cate,i that two and possibly three {
The mcn We're drowned. but that nc
others We're picket up ana taken
aboard The rescue ships Tit. names
ui the men lost We're not given Two
of those thrown INTO he water wee
reported - be II I serious condition
from exposure. 4 message from III.
Nar Fi5ian tonight said hat he
'as;alia vas Still Itoat y latitude
$40 north. longitude J8.39 vest an
drifting 20 the southeast Two NIL, 5
IN hour. The War FijiaH repor.at
tha- she was reSurning her voyage.
The United States naval -esSel Tai
l2poosa which brought 10 this port
the crew # fhe Gloucester, Mass.
schooner Arizona wrecked III The .te
ii F0rteau bay. Newfoundland. vas
ordered tonight by the United States
shipping board ~ proceed to the
CAST alia. IL the steamer remains
liiOat The Tallapoosa will make IN
attempt 70 tow her IL the nearest
port No word vas rece,ved here to-
day regarding the Italian steamer
-A1sladu repnrIed BY wireless vesrar-
'i.v Is being n distress OFF tins coast.
\ message raInc through from the
American steamer Tuckahoe. giving
her position as attitude +2.t6 north.
Longitude c4.p5 west. The Tuckahoe
rr ported vcsterda; that she was leak
ng. but hoped to reach Halifax with
rlit assistance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14
II MILLION Of HUGE SUM WOULD
Be RAISED BY DIRECT TAXATION

-r
'A"o
. - - = q" Hl"ueS' sum ma tne
18th Maine Legislature mas been
called llpon l., annrnnr,o-a fnr IN.
,...rs 1o,.,, ,o..
a"u 'hdl ISL all eltnrs Ih!S big
sum. the most eve! asked il the ms
r0ry OF III. state -o,raso,.. o,I,. ~.
as,;,,a-o, ,,,.. l,.,,., ,,..
"i '-i' 'a'e Aduilor' 'he
amount needed 70 care for the de
Dendents OF soldiers ana ~. amo,,,r
-
= '4io 4-es7 'aia Ia'' ioi "AirA 40
estimate vas nied II thc office If the
State Auditor on rup OF TINS. -i,ero
l. , rc,,,,, ~, .,,.,,.
''"iiA ~ oJeN' . ~
come IN Whl!e numerous other re-
solves will make their appeararce
,.ar-.i, small, ,rou.,, l,,,-a,.o,, ..,,,
,,,,,a t,-d -, viva i.e,, - ,,,-., -.
l,e, ~ ~. .,,s,.,,,,a i.., ,,..,.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14
I. N, c, A, SAYS HAS DISTRIBUTED
FREE 100000 WORTH SUPPLIES
AS ANSWER TO CRAFT CHARGES

New YORK Jan. l3--rle most M
nI.at:c answer that The 7. Vi. 1. A.
can make 10 charges of profiteerinE
which have Jeen made by returning
soldiers Is tnat The organization has
distributed Tree 81. ,ono(r worth Of
ealteen supplies. William Sloane,
chairman u the organization na-
i.ona. war WORK council. sail IN 4
la.euent ISSUED here toda. This
total ,!e said IS exclusive of / loss nf
So, -xl III operating soldiers stores
IN Great Britain. NJ Sloane said his
statement was based On Il cabIcu re-
oor. rom L. =. Carter chief secra-
tarv M tho organization in Paris ana
taat 5.l. figures TO not Include the
post excrange delcit tor November
anu December. Mr. Garter III his
message stated mat his figures are
'unCGubtpaly substantially below ac-
tual distribution as they include
tnIT cHe. f;tile uf sweets. smokes
ana tlor drinks gwen 20 men in lie
trenches. result OF war and soldiers
who mad not been paid for some time
ana were without money. Assert
,ng thai a-lny officials had preferred
. have the canteen service run On a
cash basis because they did not
wish the soldier to feel thar he was
being pauperized, Ny Sloane said
that. even excluding rentals ana
r!erkhire for W:Iica no charge was
made. the T. II. {. A. conducted it's
'anreens n an actual loss. Supplies
distributed free up 10 october i
last tlad amounted 70 so32IfO and
the November total was estimated at
$lS3. 1876 The Christmas program
which included distribution to every
lighting man overseas nt a gift COM
ran 0i tobacco. a package of chew
m. gum. fly" Christmas cards ana 4
has Of candy. vas estimated 10 cost
S11o.p Nj! Sloane said Free use
of athletic supplies Valued II sSo3.-
400 ana free entertainments were NOT
included IN The grand total. he said
Another item excluded from the to-
tai was s6o0.ooo appropriated by the
council for 4 SIX months supply Of
s,a,ionerv. Mr. Sloane added that
in November alone soldiers wrote "a
nS9. sos letters on Red Triagnle sta
t.nner,'. These are our latest ig-
flres. Incomplete and conservative,
concluded the statement '''rre ere
Y. VI. =. \. war service program
WINCH are not free TO the soldiers
and sa.lors, In every one of the few
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14
9 DEAD IN WRECK
Scranton Flyer Crash
es Into Local
On Philadelphia and Reading Rail
way IS Miles Nortl, Of Quaker C,ty
More Than Sc p arc in:ureu-
All But Two Resident. of North
w aics and Amber Pa.

Phl!atcif..li;,. jaa. IL. Nine person $
we're klilco an1 more than Il scor
injured tunigh whcm ,ho scranton
;i>er on INC P,nludcipnla x Reading
ra.l~@r rr'tsird into ne r+.r 3l +,
. InHles'uWu Ioca' 1ran Whil. Ne
ajtel' was Standing over i. mile oe-
low Furl Wasiling,.r station. Il
mics norJh al ,n4. cit: hated u: !,
dc'ale'i ftH'"l, engine. I'll" rca. ar
OF The local WI, demolished. When
me engine II lle express ..;t,irk Il
tne seats ana Toof If me coach. an
oiu ""od"n iTpo. We're thrown INTO i
heap bur NJ the passengers II t.
The enGln" ploWed through ;u.
coa"n nntl' IT reached ne last seat.
Two Others dice: while rney were he
nG lSned hospitals III me ,u1-
lying .cc,ons # PhlIadelphla in =,
%rCcIul relief train. All but TWO ware
resjdent.; II North Wales. Pa. AMI
Ambler Pr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14
SENATORS URGE P0STPONEMENT
LEAGUE OF NATIONS TALK UNTIL
after CLOSE PEACE CONGRESS

washington. Jan. e Speeches Id
vocat!nS postponemc of cpnsldei:l-
non of 'he league Of nations prppos0t
unJil after the peace conference, wor.
made IN the senate toiay by Sena-
tors Sterling If South Dakota. Re-
publican, ana Myers Of Montana.
Democrat Eotn insisted mat prop
lens i the peace conference should
not be complicated by THIS plan.
Senotor Sterling contended that ex-
sting relations between America.
Great grlluln. France ana Italy mad"
/ league 20 enforce peace unnercs
sav, senator Myers advocated rs
t.bi.Snlng 4 restricted lcac'lr 11t"r
without impdIrlIiy the sovereignty "t
ITS members. ana Wlt} he Fentr2!
Powers barred, II least for This ge,-
erat.un. Death for the former Kaiser
and If sentences for Won Bern
torff ana u,hcI' senator Myers HiiI'i.
should ID provision for the tinal pea"e
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14
SCHEDULE FARES
REVISED ON
PORTLAND ST. RY.

Portland Ne. Jan. = The PUP
lie Utilities Commission tonight rem
dered decision revising the rchei
ule Of +ares on the Portland street
Railroad. Il provides tpl i SIX cen,
fare nn al city lines + tickets are
purchased N advance 4; places ~ be
designated BY rhe company That
minimum cash fare snail b.. 10 cents
ana tha; 4 system VI zones shal' D.
crcaied III order % e'iUulizc thc
,eng-h o1 rides Tor the fares cnar-ed.
The company IS authorized 20 put tn.
new schedule into effect one week
after the riling OF the decree. six cent
tares on suburban lines was granted
'as. summer
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14
HUN UPRISING
DIRECTED BY
RUSS BOLSHEVIkI

Washington. ian. l;-piticia!s here
We're much Interested ;oday ir an ar
t.cie published n ,he Berlin Tax
eiisci'e Rundscnau on saturday stat
ing that The Sp2rtacus group uad
sent 4 telegram 20 Moscow stating
that lighting must be stopped r..
soon Is possible becuusa ne Berlin
working Classes were not ripe fnr
dictatorship "f -hc prnIetariut. This.
il was pointed out. supports TIE
charge that has often been made thut
he German uprising has been Ii
Iec;ed by tile Russian Bolsneriki.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14
$4,000 Theft
Charged Against Bos-
ton Bank Teller
Aoprehended IN Montreal and Taken
Back to Aub-Absconded Witt,
Money on Jan. 1-Poiice Say he
Has Acknowledged Crime

Montreal. Jan. 15-Ar-es,ed Aere or
a char-e Of eInbezzling go. 900 IRON,
;-.e Manu.arturers Nat!ona. Bank
o, Boston. William Ronikcr. a!sn
known as William Willis. ..as been
taken by 'wo detectives to Boston.
where ne Viii De arraIgned FOR III.
rhine % which the police say he has
confessed According to ;he poliee.
ItOnker aosconded with the none.
on Jan visited Buffalo. Toronto.
Ottawa ana finally this city. Thil-
teen thousand dollars all in 800 bills.
vas discovered hy the police. whlci.
led 10 III" man "oni-ssion. they Dc
lar"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14
POLICE ARREST II
MEMBERS WONEN'S
PARTY AT WASH.

Washington. ian. q. another Iemon-
Strat!nn before The Nh.:c House Dy
members 81 ;Ae Nal.ona Woman $ Par
y resulted joGav n lie arrest ot i
woIncn. S"vera. .lres wera started With
soaked wood, n w1icn were burned
;speeches ly President wilson. The po-
ice took The women II s.is;ody ana I
.trret cleaner querc!,ud The fires II Ms
meta. garbage can.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14

,Iea.y. de also argued for .epuu.utin-,
of GcrmanY's wa, .ieht anu paTm.n-
II The entire :ost Of The war 5T the
Gel mans. fpr cnnfiscatiCn of the k.tis-
er's personal fortune, and reten1lor
by the vIcIors OF both the war ana
merchant marine fleets Of German.
Senators Shaf form of Colorado ana
BCrah If Idanu plan ~ speak on lAa
league of nations tomorrow. while
Senator Thomas If Colorado inten Is
70 discuss the American Expeditl"
20 Russia
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14
l6 OF Crew Transferred
To Incoming Vessel at Sea

clcreiand, ph.p, Jan. 13-A Nire-
'ess message received here tonight
~ tie United states Shipping
B"ard from Capt. Boehm Of the Cas-
taiia aboard the Bergensfjor,i says
tnat tar,y-sii oi tine rev were
eransierrod % an incoming vessel IT
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14
(UPREME WAR COUNCIL
REACHES AGREEMENT IN
new ARM|STICE TERMS

-s FAc -u7icne wa. Goun-
III the french roro,r
.ooi. $50.
g .. .nI --a,a,. 80 -
set - 81 i'-si''
q. l,a -.
,. baa ,...,a.d
- ,.for. 49,.
.y avn. c,,. ~,
.,.-, ,. ~.
e,-.,.,,. d,.,., 49,
-
,.. t,,,ad Sta;ss rho
yhtct, w., n,o.,.iai
Fnc. raa,b.a ,,,,
....-.,,.,, -, ~. cow ,,,i.,,..
..r.D,,ul,..,.np ,ssu.a afta
-.....,. II H.. >,,pramo v,-
rs rha p.a,,,~
men l.. rbe arms
.,ni.,,cn : 10 ~ ren.we
~,.s eaiG n,val cia,s.s
So ronaitl Ms of sum.
.s., .9r The ,rsti;ut;on o,
"a. n:.!llu.r~ stolen rror
f..s uIn Nv .a., Germans
=. a- ,lso contiqu.d It's a.
/, prne.uur~ 7. was agreed
t.v. ,,.e,i.:., i tho S,,n,,,,,.
- N"dnes.ta at 100 aad
ruil session OF the peace
.-a-. S taAe Hiac on SATURDAY.
NJ i: 'hr 'preiGn
- .... acne, i,v ..In In,Iit,rv
r,-- "a iranc,a! eXper-. is
~. . .,nprrlcel tinaDr,al ERIN,
..... ..,,.-,,ar,. mn, ras.o,., ,l,.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14
CANAL ZONE PAYS
TRIBUTE TO LATE
COL. ROOSEVELT

Panama, Jon. .@.-The clnal zone PAID
tribute last night % The ,ate Col. Theo-
dorc Roosevelt. Mass meetings N his
nonur We're held IN .o.on and panama
ana AZ lie Stadium al Balboa .op canal
employees gathered. They We're adj
dressed by Acting Governor " j..
Douglas Wm. Price. The America.
minister. and Others.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14
AIR TRANSPORT
FROM AUSTRALIA
TO CITY LONDON

M"!bouT7le ian IA Company Ia.
pee" formed ,.nd"- me 9.me of IT,,
Aerl4l Service. Lsnnc... o Ausi-a.,a. -
..nan"e Al aertat --ansnoI: agh; from
Australia 70 Lonucn. TIL voyase VIII
oe made by va or the Dutch East
Inuics ana Basdad
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14
DRY STEPS
CONTINUE.

Chicago. Jan. 13.-Caiifornia and
Washington today ratified the ma
tionai prohibition amendment.
making "a states to act favorabiy
on the basic law proposed. Col
orado. which had been reported as
rat'fying. IS discovered TO have
acted 'rreguiariy ana the Legfsia-
ture will reconsider. Twelve more
states are needed TO ratify the
propcsed arenonent TO make L a
part 81 the constitution The
Arkansas House ard the Indiana
Senate to-day voted for the amend
nent ard .he Illinois House viii
take up the question tomorrow. The
Senate already having passed It.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14
THE WEATHER
CLOUDY

Northern New England Partly
cloudy ana warmer Tuesday:
Wednesday faIr and colder.
Southern New England and eastern
New YORK; Far and warmer, Tues
Iar: Wedne sday partly cloudy in.l
somewhat colder
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14
HOUSE PASSES
FAMINE FUND
BY VOTE 242 TO u

Washington. Jan. l2,-Frnsid.nt
, Wilson ronewefi ro'l1i"st -odaT tdr
! tpnGreS.' 20 appropriate, lhuS.noo 900
/ Tor food r"liei N European c"un'I'i"s.
"'Frr nan t."rnanE' Vas toiIow"~
toIn.nt hN the passage III the ttnilSt
- ~ "ii1 t'4-i 'hS - ''pp'"l'lld
,''i'' "' we" '''' - =" - -
'hcaS"dt no" zoe 80 ne eia 's'
~ '''" ''N'' a1' y 'N'."i'-
. ''''t i''' ',' ''i >''e '''-
"''0 ~" - =,
- - ''''' 'F ~ N'
"'i'''' '''' = ',''S ny
'''poA".l 'Np'n''''' ''''' 'hu a'so e'l'
t!''fh ~ ''i' 11'i 'ei -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14
SUGGESTION THAT
ALLIES OCCUPY
SOME HUN PORTS

London. Jan. i3.-At todav's ses-
sion OF the allied military advisors
N Paris. presided owe! by MarshH'
Foca. rne su.getion was made 1ha.
The allies occupy some uf the Ger
man ports. according to an Exchansc :
Telegraph dispatch.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14
18TH DIVISION
ORDERED HOME?

'-3weii, Mass. ian. is.-L.eut.
:.aiieA A. Stevens cabied message
rom France TO his family here toaay
stating that the 18th Division had
been ordered home.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14

Forecast for Boston and vicinity
Tuesday far ami warmer: Wedr"s
day par'ly cloudy and somewhat cold
er, moderate sournwes. winds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14
TWENTY MILLION DOLLAR CALL
UPON 18TH maine LEGISLATURE

For Appropriations Years 19l9-192O-Is Rec
ord Sum in State Finances Represents
Only Estimates Already Filed With State
Auditor Money for Dependents of Soldiers
and Resolves Yet to Be Heard From-Mil-
lion Dollar Boom Project and Other Matters
Will Swell Total
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14
HOUSE PASSES
ANNUAL RIVER
AND HARBOR BILL

Hlanlneton. Jan. 13.-The House
,oday passed rs 20 81. riie annual
liver and Aarbor hill carving s2e.-
Jut. 9gs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14

Olympia. Washington. Jan. 13.-
Resolutions rat'fyira tire Federal
prohibition amendment we're
passed by the Senate and the
House Of Representatives Of the
Washington Legislature here TO-
day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14

y come rom tle smallest codnt"
III the Statn. 50 far as money is con-
cerned. said one Legislative member
from Lincoln COUNTY buJ If the dc
mands for money are gong 70 max.
the axes N my county Jump over
Il 10000 II 1he next two years. I'm
Just going 10 get busy and get nv
pruning knife sharpened. don.
understand all the details Of this bud
get system the Governor has III his
mind. but II II viii help out on tn.
lax question. then I'm tor i, believe
lne."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14

tne Y, VI. G. = Il operating At 4
loss
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14

l'.ienos .A!res. Jan. l3--r!.rey nun
H'ed *'rlhers and strike agitators
wore .'Trrs'e't Srnua- n t}uenus
>'rr". j., "a-r-. .~om -o<e,nment
sources, This makes me total for The
as tilr"" days 500. 50 per cent VI
V!inm are Russians. Sunlc Ui lie ring
caters r"sis'ed arrest :.nu were
';lsso"t! by noIic" Officers
Those .s.rcs,cd lnclu,ic Pedro Na.d.
,.nown as "Presid, n ut rhr Soviet
government. ana all other o;..crrs ot
u" 'n"W republic Ton peY cent Gi
ne l.-!1ators arc Argcntinlans ana 10
rler cont are of various nat lonaiitIe3.
n addition 20 The 80 Pc cent. III Rus
slams. Tho Drlsonrrs. Who lre con
fined IN military barracks. ncasi that
ne movement VIII he renewed; on Ma
I. hnt the government atilev-s that
n" arrest u 500 Of il. 'lngteaders
N.!l END the trouble
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14
LASS0 LEADERS
Of Strike in Buenos
Aires
Total of 300 Arrests ~ Past Three
Oays-So Per Cent Of Prisoners
Are Russians and Include "Presi-
dent Of tho Soviet Government

Buenos Aires. Ian. .:.-Bucnos
Ares today was SLOWLY .ccoverin.;
rom The effects OF the general strike.
stores opened, ,a1lcabs appeared n
the streets for The first .!nc n sew
"iai days and srrecr car service VAS
resumed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14

Sacramento. Calf. Jan. iS.-T,e
California Legislature completed
ratification tonight Of the pro.
posed Federal prohibition amend
nent upon the Assembly adopting
a resolution already approved by
he Senate. The vote was 40 70 %.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14

,t!on 10 evei-v iucality is lrcmen-
touS. No better way to SHOW this
an be found than by the following
figures which snow Just what he in
rcaso would be i'll each Of The cities
for The next Two years If The request I
for money arc Kept within he units
already submitted:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14
LAST ARTICLE
, Roosevelt Dictated
Jan. 3

F"-s. 7.pared for Kansas City
81 j. Question of League Of Ma
'-:-sav, Peoples Ideas Ars
|s'aay on Subject
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14

indianapolis. Ind. Jan. f3.-The
Senate today ratified .he proh,h,
ticn amendment TO the Federal
Constitution by vote of d1 to ,.
The House probably wi'' vote on
the ratification tomorrow
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14

Little Rock. Ark. Jan 13.-The
House Of Representatives today
passed the Federal prohibition
amendment oy vote of % to ,.
The measure now goes to the SEN
ate.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-14

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a, 20 aver thirty thousand persons.