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Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-21

in the discharge Of his duties 0s,>v by the dictates of justice RSsOrS Mr> Williams appSSrSG, Senator Weeks. who has introduced & Sil SAOliShI0S the SOmptrOller'S OfllcS. concluded his testimony before the coyNmSttes wAScA iS cOnSlGerlOg cONflrmStio0 O( Nr WS,GSmS' rSSppoiDSmsnS by PrcSi3ent Wilson
 WASHINGTON. Eeh S0,-HOl6lnx its 0rSt long night session since lead, CTS framed their program to eNpS6Oo congressional appropriation hillS, the senate late toNISht passed the lSgsS, lSSio0. executive and 5G6icSSl SNprc~ priStSO0 measure carry $Se,Co(C0N0> The bin now goSS to conference, The house provision for S pSN increase Cf SS&o for federal enplOyeS, GeSiSNSG tO meet the IncrcSSSi cost Of lSViNE, was retained by the senate, which also rS>- inserted 8 provision for ooNtGsGStSOa O( S0N-trSSSOrSSS in nine cities,
 PROENIN. ArSl., FcA. Se,-The ws6, Ow OS S man who was stabbed t0 death last summer today launched SWSt SSSNSt the widow Ot the slayer tor $lO,oe0 6SmSSeS, The action vas Sn, StIWtsa when Mrs, AViS ROxerS sd, OslniSTStriN Oe the estate Oe R. A R0S> CTS, was made the defendant l,s the Sc> ton by Mrs, Lola AVoSU<h. whose husband was &lllSa by HOgSr& The latter later committed SGjeSSe Sa tAe county tail
 CHICAGO, ReN> SN,-NylSS Norma Cook, who Is expected Co No the chief witness for the state iO the trSSl Of her father. ,, Norman Cook, tor the
 tOec "a W -a san a. d. S&ycaN, SN ed, erly Sdmirer ot the Sirl, SDd VNAo was reported tO have 6iSSppeSccG sun Is m ChicSSN according to Information reaching the states attorney tonight.
 LONDON, Feb, SO-nr. FrSe6ericN Adler, who SSSaSSinSto6 PremSer StOCrgSA St Vienna in 1Sl6. has been proclaimed president Of the German. Austrian republic by the defense troops outside the town hAll. accord, ing Co reports from Vienna recelVed by the Exchange Telegraph company.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-21
WEATHER

Fri clearing and cold CT: Sat fair. colder extreme east portion
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-21

CCOnsiuUea on RaSe TAreel
Bisbee daily review., 1919-02-21

Co0per-WeeS ending
 Feb, iS. N. & F Jour lnal quotation, 16>SS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-22
EIFFRAGE LEADERS ASSERT
CHANGES IN SENATE PERSONNEL
FAVORABLE TO ITS PASSAGE

fourteen han would .la-e nean -ec-
essal'T mad hi members Of ne House
Dean present. The political division
of the Tote showed lAaI .b1 I.epur-
llcals. ~ Democrats one hide
DHcCe1l. ana one P~crlblt5urlst voted
for Adoption. whist me negative
poll showed . Democrats aad p
Republicans. Speaker CIiuer- VINO
voted 2-a.rst ne resolution N 0ra-
vsous ballots. dld moi VOTE 1oGay
Efforts OF opponents % amend the
resolution Whra 41aVa-li0C. Repre-
sentative Lark ri Florida, Democrat
leader q me Opp0si-lCr- proposed
that he sTIacts ~ar-icaJion pe com
2Ulsory within seven Years and Rep
Tesa11aL.va saunders Of Virginia
Democrat. sought II com pej state
adoption NY popular VOTE. The over
wnclrr.1E denial II a ~oll cal N
,.ese proposals ~ vote IF "a =
). preceded ,ae vote II Adoption and
InClca. 20 ne -eiat5ve strength II ne
resolution supporters ana oppo-
1en-s.
suffrage or-anIZaI-ur lenders sI-
pressed qualification a. ma are q
vorahle vote and pr@csC.t al z-,rtorv =
me Senata due % change \ Mon
Continued on Page l-Goi. 8
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-22
CENSURE WILSON
For Stand Taken on
War Time Prohibition
Unanimous Action cy Nor.1er, aap-
us. Convention A. cenver-Ncte -
Prepare Resolutions IN Strong and
Vigorous Terrs" Expressing Their
Cisapc-ovai

-nrvr- Col MAJ ut unanimous
ac-or Undermining P''aslGen. wilson
FIR Ms recommendation % Congress
If ne ~apeal Il war---Ine prom hlI1on
WIS aiken toGaT by ne Northern
Baptist convention z session here.
On motion ION Inc convention
aoor ne convention voted . prepare
~esolu-lons n strong and vigorous
arms ana z. ne same rme dlgal-
hed." expressing ne convention dis
aaurava- II ne President stand
The resolution VII De drawn Up by
! ccn--l sr-ae u walcn Z. I. Tuskin.
former member i The Pennsylvania
Lsr1eia.lra. - chairman.
-,eela-,r- naoonaNsrn. which
sought - bring prosperity % one
na-.ur a. ne expense Of others IS a
CT+.r-nanic doctrine and rauI no
league OF nations composed of pure
,v s@it.sh NATIONS can endure. v 4
p F411ce. president If Brown | nj
vt.rsitv. ms afternoon r0ld me con-
1-err40n tra- ne WAS earnestly n IA
vor u d eAgue If nations which
should oe backed 5y he good VIII Of
al member nations. None other
c9UlC Dc permanent ne said.
l. Faunce address On Tne
church aaL SocIa. Reconstruction. -
sounded ne kavnote IF convention
Work. 1-4ernenr If the labor prob
EN- ~ u.u,lal Understandings and
cc}-GperaIlUn WIS urged
Speaking Il the present social and
industrial. unrest he sd d.
On The whole I would prefer the
tv~aa-y II single al-pc,at ~ ne
tyranny # the hydra mob.
Class rule e always blind and hate
-ul. ChrlSTlc131v knows No class and
WI submit - none.
.Chr1suaal-v cannot recognize N
society. The lao0rtng nan who re-
ga~c,s al employers as his narura.
FOE. IS hind - me facts as rhev are.
is q oonr helper Z any enterprise
1rG is nDt dTtad 70 function n 4
Christian soclety. The EMPLOYER who
regards all lahorInE men with sus-
ricion and fear g not fitted - fUnc-
non n a Christian society and Is a
menace - ire state.
A. tonight : session the convention
hac before it the -epor- Of he sur
v.v t.na--,i winch mas baer estimating
ne needs # all departments If
church ACTIVITY fo- the mex; five
wears. a sum II s4s. Sa4.SS@ will pc
needed. the -epor- saws. L Is The
,,,r-ras, financial buriget ever put be-
fore n Raot:sy convention.
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MOBILE SUFFERS
$4,000 FIRE

Moniie IA. Ma "h sNuA- :
blocks of Mobiles residence sec'loh'
lying near the river front. were s"ep'
,odav nv fire which ca used $500 prop
er,v damage left 10 reopis homeless
and dess-o ed probably 200 buildings
The nunes WEIR checked before reach
ing docks and snipnuilding plants T--'eh
Iay IN the path, a citizens relief or
ganlzarion hastily formed is no" a
ing for those left homeless
The FIRE. winch started IN erasn p'is
back of a retail store, was spreho ~
strong winds over WIDE tertorF A'"
tanned out of control for severai hours
-.urinE which me business ami ind0s-
rr-ai districts of ne @ntlre CITY were
threatened. The area devastated WIS
one old the older residence SECTIONS anu
few Of the buildings dest,osen "tfe ~
modern construction. The IRE was II
naiiv slapped at the western oouhdh'
of Alabama prydpck AZ ohlpnuno1iis
Corporation property
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-22

URGE REPEAL OF
I'd CLASS RATES

New York May Resolutions
urging Congress "a ~eo.a. ne VA
TINE ac- advancing postage ~a-as On
newspapers ana ether publications.
and q enact Legislation providing
Tor t.1e postal requirements Of news
papers winch Has4 Ear ou-r'own
me transportation ana distributing
facilities now provided under law
ware adopted -aGav 0v ne Publish
ers Association Of New York City
The provisions Of ne 4aw restrict
cae distribution Of daily newspapers
Of large circulation" .ae RESOLUTIONS
state. and siiut of from millions OF
people me news u important events
Of the world"
Congress is asked . appoint a
committee % Investigate rates. the
transportation and distribution n
second class mail MATER and he
IrreE-liarlry OF newspaper trains.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-22
Cabinet Statement Again Expresses UnwiIImgnes
to Sign--Fuemoa Statesmen Assert to Agree
Would Mean Utter Ruin Of Nation -Daade
Peace Offer Based on Wilson's "a Points
and Adherence to Them is Demanded
TURK PROBLEM ACUTE
RELIGIOUS WAR Menace
SEEK US, AS MANDATORY
tt RI PROBLEM


r,esss : ne ---A-sA 7r'oienl -.%-s oe-
par1e most aCute Il ne peace confer
-.-,..r E4~,,.-.s :sIara-,c,. ira
G1SfileF1i -eA''-a,.nI ~ re EEni'iIe WILL
W. not ur-vcke i ~aIl-!ous va
-,n ---..r S-a-se & heinz 1orkst
49,.
natl"n V@ic1 CHI become ne hd1iua-
or f1r ans:.l-,-1nouie U'taoGr the
-Ia-..e-- + -lr,s.,.,;,l+;,. n a1otAsr Ell
- - ..... 49,. >.,,,...,...,., 4.r,-
canon - the peace ."f2- erence eA-
pres 5runt - me Willingness # ne
7----..s -..,-.e -. .....a.f s.. % -..aottg. .
49,.
20 powers nave A",--At".
Wl.a ne sultan ~e-ncz'ed t-1-n
5~,.r,s--,-,.--.,rys ~ A-,s-,ra, dele
$3.50
~ possi-le Nv - me- ''a-' 5'A'N''
20 aecnrne ~aropcilei ~ ne mandate.
,7eveva~. tre Indian 1eiecitL p'l
U-lt,Y as appeared rrtora ne C0un-
III r. --2u- q plead fsr special c0,;-
,itfs---i err ne feeling IF ne Nj
sa-rl-r.,ra~ T~rtG ~ veil as 0fh"r
NOLAN rr7eGars VIZ aaga made
statements. assar. ma no sultan
must 10Y pe e-,rced 7ut # CONSTANT
nope. l-c.a-.nC nat su-a action
would --~a-lv asect rs standing
.0e cuurch. Consequently Greag
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-22
ENGLISH Filler
Seeks Navigator to Re
place Capt. Morgan
Latter lniurea IN Sunday Arteruf-
Experiencing Much T-,unie n Re-
pairing Broken Macn,ne-Theo-y
Over Disappearance 81 -awser

St john s. Y. r. May .---apra-n
Frederick ?, Eay1aan. ne British
a-:a.0r whose Ma--nsyoe plane WIS
wrecked when ne tried 70 cahe N
Sunday n ne wake II Harry Eawk
ar. .oCav cabied the builders Of lis
machine IN England that another
trans AL.anuc navigator be appoint
al r. replace Capt. Charles Y. r.
Morgan. declared ny physicians u ne
Out Of the transatlantic race he
cause e injuries sustained n me az
cident with Raynham-
The Brt1sn a--nan also "a 3iad
ia: repairs On the broken Martin
syde already under way involved ne
virtual building Of another IA.
from spare paris mere. without plans
1r specifications. = a country lacking
materials or facilities for a.~2lAae
CONSTRUCTION.
Fliers here tonight advanced but
one idea u account for me cQrple-a
isappea-Iace If Hawker and rs
SopwlIa plane. TINS Is that ne In
fortunate Little craft was torced into
me ocean WITHIN Al nou- or :vo OF
its start rom this coast. ana sans
almost Immediately.
Compliant continued today aga INST
ne service Of the British ar t1rce
meteorological division winch vas
charge with a i've hour delay Il =
!avIng 70 this point storm warnings
winch might nave caused Fzawke- o
postpone lis uutur-una-. 1iC-, 4nl.i
conditions we're more proplrlous.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-22
MONEY FOR c. 0.P.
To Refuse COnu;bu-
ton in Excess $1,000
New sia- Seeks Small SDcsr- Ct o,s
|-on Msry-Ma-ts Passing Of
Grea, canaaigr cart-'Hu-, ons-
Finances WI Sc Coen COOK

~ -
"a : ~ ~ & u''i-r'il q
committee announced -aday 10 On
-,--t.u-4on III mora nan s-reh would
). ,,e,,n,,-a,. s.-,,, z-,r--. - 10 =
,...-.....-
1f--i'--'- - ii--1i- 80 -
camp n a1c -AtacaeG : a-an %
count,-y-- vide sElal individual sub
.,.,.,-,r3,,,s
.... - r
''--'
graz ci--n'''--Sa con --3n~Al''I'H - jill
corpora mons and individuals eng
~ suh5s7,.- yf attach ar me EepuB-
-. -...... ,o...-o..- ..,,oo,a,,--. me
80, ~ -. .-.-,,T,-,cs,. -
,,e''.aa ---.,, ..u.-,--o -, II nnr-
.., -. -, - l.nv-
-. -. ~. - - #
-a..- - ..t......--,-- ,..,7 1,,,,i-,a
- -.-.-r j. !, unfair
= ~ "a n :,
- -,H-.-,..:,.- - -.,~..--,.-
- ..-l.,,--,,-,..s II, -,a,as-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-22
END STRIKE
At Lawrence. Mass.
After Is Weeks
o@ic,aliy Called OF Wrer Strikers.
Upon ASvice oF Leaders Vots %
Se.ur, 70 Work Tocay-St-'ke
Comm Itees Seve-ai Thousands n
Arrears

Lawrence. Mass, May 1T 2
strike Of textile operatives mai mas
held sway since Fen. "a period II
1. weeks and three Extraordinarily
ended tonight w1en ne strikers upon
advice Of their leaders voted - da-
clare L off and return U WORK ID
morrow.
II. l. Rotzen and Frederick Long.
officers Of me recently organized
AnaIgana-ad Textile Workers T
America announced that -lev would
remain mere ana open an uftice or
the purpose II attending 70 union
business. The former said mai ne
general strike committee was seV-
eral thousand dollars n a--ea-s but
thai money was coming n anC al
obligations would De met
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-22
$4,000 VERDICT
FOR LIBEL AGAINST
NEW YORK POST

New York. May 21-Jona -A--n-
strong ChAoner. Mer-v Nils. Va.
millionaire WAC escaped from Al n
sane ASYLUM here 80 years ago. was
awarded a S3G.000 verdict To-Day
against the New York Evening Pest
IN MS s. Dn0 suit for alleged lbe1.
The defendant a. once moved 20 haTe
The verdict set ASIDE On the ground
II excessive damages. ana Judge
Hand TOOK the -notlon under advise
nenJ.
ChaIurer's suit was based IN al
Evening Post article reporting me
killing OF John Gillard az Merry Mills.
ten wears ago.
Although sran insane. according .
4 judgment OF me New York SIT
prene court ChalGner was permit :
red 10 prosecute his suit N Federal
cour. when ne produced Judgments
Of a Virginia cour- declaring MN
sane
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-22
WEEES GRACE
BY ne AssoC4a 20 P"nss3

- Liz ~A--tfN-@EA - t--asF
= PERIOD Of seven days # GAGE aas
been extended . Germany by -
Representative # ne Entente and
associated governments IN wllcn lie
German peace pienlprte nt-a,-les ma
conclude raeIr study # re peare
treaty ana formulate surh replies -
ne VARIOUS causes as taev desire.
TIE ex- snson Was grained a. re
request ri he Germans Ther az
Ta7CaI ne plea Nat moro Llrne VAS
-agulre1 II orIer Ia l1ev II Cn-
formulate arguments # s4cl --n?or-
,ance ana length nat ware ne ar
,E,lal date adhered u :, would 7ct
re possible - complete r1eul. THIS
-ne t.na mas onen set forward p
Thursday, May g.
EsUr-s MADE n Germany - asco-.a =
even me gls- ri me con e--s y me
proposed -epiE- 81 German 1Rva 7een
without reward. Esnur- mas &, now
ever ma lenEnv notes dealing Win
AIsacn- Lorraine ne aas7 German f~1n-
t1er the TERRITORY nct.linaed av ne al
reg -Hr,'es anu ne amour q lie n
1enn.Tr ana ne -nethor u Is pa
nent are % oe dealt win
Airnnst Simultaneous WIN ne "a
quest ny ne peace pen 10 snr.a-'cS ~
mora .irnc curnes f~orn Berlin s. .
-nent Of ne German cabinet ma. .1,.r-
NAM e unwilling o sign NJ 1uacp
,-eRy~. The document s a -eita-a-.J,rl.
although n stronger words. of ne
views If ne foremost statesmen y
German ma: the sealing ri ne cn,n-
2Ac: wouio spell ne -uin If ne s7r-ne-
empire
The oid ground ma sign n- -hs 1ocu-
-nen- as q; STANDS would involve ne
economic des--1c,l ION. politica. gi-nrno-
I'd mora degradation or Ne .a,..1- ~
3 adhered =.
F-=siuen. Wiiscn = rolr-s .nr aeac
ara demanded IN sca;ement a. ~. pa
sis nf ne peare desired. = beng s.
-er',1s and !A.d down ae- ans %, ~
carried mar Germany accepted ttree-
M nat caey would 50 armed ,o
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-22
MAINE DRY GOODS
MEN ASK REPEAL
OF LUXURY TAX

EoCk!and. Ne. May ---At ne an
auai meeting Of me Maine Retail -
Goods Association today kilograms wa-e
sent he Name senarurs and congress-
men urging them 10 WORK for the "a
peal Of ne iuxurv AK Harry n Ben
son Of Bangor was elected president
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-22

Portland. Name Nav ---he
tinted S-a.es cannot pursue .our-ss
II .el.--e-a- -i.ng ,sola-on, BISHOP
BENJAMIN Brewster SAID TO-DAY ii
ms address al the opening # the
annual convention II ne Protestant
E9lscopa. churches If the Dlocese
cf -a4-ne-
~ IS gen % Us "a see. as Il "a
suIr II ne horror # ne 1lDrace-
dentad VIZ ne principles taking
shape If q mora sane system f n
-e-na-lGnaI ~nlaIursiI rps. 5isnup
Brewster suld. ma ne aspira-lons
IF ne suffering peoples ma no1 ne
Doomed n disappointment should ~
ne am If Tue statesTI7 a-snlp. Is i
is the prayer Of Christian heats
Cur nation, mat gave much. and
was willing - give = me urter-nnst
u freedor- 5 1Eht against unsc-up-
uIous force. now that me nope Of
pence :awns cannot pursue a course
IF seit-rega -d.ng isolation. Great-
ness N a nation INVOLVES that read
mess n serve. 70 bear the hruar Of
the weak. which our Masters doc
Lr1ne placed SO high.
And We VINO prize nur count-vs
honor, craving for her leadership N
the history u human progress i..1st
pray rha- all those n CIVIL authority
be swifr 10 hear the voice " me
Spirit IN ms great hour
Bishop Brewster announced that
the nax- annual session VIII ne or
served as rne centennial convention
Rev, Charles T. Lee Of Northeast
Harbnr was unanimously elected
honorary canon. confirming his ap-
puintnenr by Bishop Brewster. Rev
Arthur r. Stray n Auburn was
chosen secretary II the diocese and
Mavor CtAries 2 Clarke Of this
city. treasurer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-22
LEWISTON MILLS
GET 15o RAISE

LEWISTON. Ne, May -.-AnnouncerneTlt
Of a voluntary Increase Of L per cent
n ne wages If operatives was maze
today d. me Bates. ELL and Aac-os-
cnggin mills The advance ls N ar
cordancs with the general increase n
tsbriie mills throughout New England.
Il IS expected that The other mills Of ne
city will follow this acton within a
dar Or Two. The increase oecornes e.-
fectlve June 2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-22
POPE RECEIVES
BRAZIL PRESIDENT

f.oT-le. TlesdaZ- May 9-2a1e Eene-
diC: roCav -ace:ved ~ 1zl,i.aciu Pes o..
ne P-=sldenc % Brazil Before
NJ audience WITH ne Fope-. -. 2es-
SOC placed q w-ell,a IN ne -orno al
Pope Ptcs 4 I Peters
-he W. ana daughter NJ - FessoE
we-e Presented WIN gold ~nsa-ies ~
ne Pnpe. TT 7esgoa VII -ecelve
aur--at of Pope 3sneuic-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-22
Winnipeg STRIKE
Hp MON Members
x ak Out
/, as~s-s Se-cst.,esic Strike
On, u ~ Disorders Reported
-1-o.cza- Conferences Not Reid
hsyc- Gay ssues Statement

:---sr Naa. May E-Indosr-r
:, e. -..:.cla a.l-v coaar made ne
~ -,.:-...- a~ow If ne yoke Of n
F,,.- WI las -esteG On Winnipeg
rs x: --:....--xc.ay. vhen more than
Ii" :. n =. --1.ls--s u 70 locals walked
:, -e.-~-- sv-1ataetlc strike.
& r. " - 5u0u.v was brought lack
81 s-r.aclAI engineers VINO
s,- - Il; jumping plant and ousi-
~ .a-a: deliveries. Only III
Y 7.-, 7ar- -.9u-eti q the DO
r -~--rs-a inference between
x nm works mere ana
~ -f--Ts.. .--.ras, a-alged ny CRY
- We. -a- ae.c Mayor Charles
81 -ranaraaa -aat ne employers
* 7l-er lie men AZ this
- .Ls" tguu7I1tee n charge
,-a- Us L session 1roc,lcaiI,-
".""~. a1G ne prediction
Ia @on:e-eaces between
&C. -s wrLld na,eTa.ize 90
meeting with III on
F-9 aE-aed 70 ne e y :
60 '.-~r.-''1x wlicn sad mat
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Maine Vice Act
To Law Court For
ConstitutiOnality

Portland Ne. MAY ---Assnr.a1e Jus
r5re Sour y .isan nj The supreme cnur'
-otlay. len,eii the nosion Tor writ OF
M .,eas CORPUS II me case of Vera
pavne. sentenced n state prison IN
d.- he vlre az, ,,assed nv me last sec-
lsintu-a The case now goes 70 me
law t.nur- To determine me canstiIl-
tiunalltv sf the act winch was PASSED
az an emergency measure Il oeing
Csa med that no emergency existed.
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NC-4 ALL TUNED
FOR LISBON GOAL
DAYbREkk START

MAY Com
dayareak
weat her ne SAID
NC-S lie vhe-a
the noe- Melvzl
i ahaon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-22
ESTABLISHES NEW
FRENCH AIR
HEIGHT RECORD

Paris. May 2L-tFrench wireless
service}.-The aviator, Sad Lecointe.
yesterday assembled II a height Of
$500 metres rs ~ eee1l az The villa
C0ubIly airc;rorne. establishing a
French -ecart fnr height
Premier Clenenceau has issued
decree permitting aer,ai navigation
over all French ter-,rory
The worlds height record IL held
ny MAJOR P " Schroeder. who last
September al Dayton. Ohio. ascend
al 70 helrht IF y. 9ea fact. or -
feet higher than the mark made by
Lscniute
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-22
HOUSE PASSES WOMAN SUFFRAGE
ALL Amendments TURNED DOWN
CONFIDENCE IN SENATE ACTION

susan 8, Anthony Amendment Adopted by
Vote Of 3M to S9-Forty-two Votes More
Than Required Two Thirds = House Lead
ers al Both Parties Urge Favorable Action
Many southern Democrats and Several New
England Republicans Oppose Measure
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-22

Winds along me North anu Middle
Atlantic coasts Will be moderate east
and southeast.
Low pressure prevails throughout the
Cnited States ana Canada except IN
me extreme northeast and showers cnn-
Tluned generally rom the MISSISSIPPI
valley eastward There WAS. however.
no precipitation n the West except
me local showers N southern Ctaa.
Nevasa and southern California.
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SEVEN-DAY GRACE TO HUN ENJOYS
BERLIN STILL HARPS ON n POINTS

LIEUT.. COMMANDER REED. n
! Command OF Nc-4 Weather
Permitting, He viii Resume
Transatlantic Flight % L,sron.
Portugal. This Morning, Starting
"a. cayoreak.
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TAE MISSING avlATcR-=Ev

T-S MISSING aVlATcs-Ea-v
9. Eawker : al Australian. -
wears Of age. and rose from al
ae,-opian- mechanic u tal
5ed-ed aier. Re was not a.
lowed Il 20 10 lae from during ne
Va oe1a use ne was 100 daring.
The attempt % c-oss me Atlantic
7 s,1c7 nv machine shows his
courage
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-22

Forecast for Boston ana VICINITY.
Showers THURSDAY. Friday prona MY
far; moderate east 70 southeast winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-22
THE WEATHER
SHOWERS

Northern New England. Showers
Thurs0ay- FRIDAY cloud. pr1Baniy
showers n Maine
Southern New England: Showers
THURSDAY; cooler Interior Of Massaclu-
sets FRIDAY probably far
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-22

= A Man MAY Be Down.
But He's Never Out ="
Salvation Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-14
MAJ. JOHNSON COMMANDS
"LOST BATTALION"

Maj. Graham L. Johnson, Motor
Transport Corps, has been relieved of
present duties and ordered to duty as
comma nding officer of Potomac Bar
racks. the name given to the canton
ment just established in East Potomac
Park for the Washington Battalion.
That battalion is made up of enlisted
men of the Motor Transport Corps and
limited service men on duty in this
city, and is sometimes called the
lost battalion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-14
MEXICAN ARMY PLANS.

MEXICO CITY. January 14-Accord-
ing TO plans of the war department the
Mexican army in 1920 will contain 100.
600 men. Recruiting has been stopped.
Only native Mexicans will be admitted
into the military service Soldiers Of
immature years are being discharged
and other reforms calculated to increa Sc
the efficiency of the troops are peins
adopted.
announced purpose of disprovng rumors
that the government planned to in
crease the army to 100000 One hun
dred thousand. it is said are sufficient
These facts we're given out for the
to maintain order in the republic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-14
Gen. Newcomer Sent to Hawaii.

Brig. Gen. Henry C. Newcomer.
United States Army. has been relieved
from duty in the office OF the chief of
engineers in this city and ordered to
Honolulu, Hawaii. for assignment to
duty. Col. Robert r. Raymond now
with the ed Engineers IN the
Hawaiian Department will return t.
the United States soon after the ar
rival Of Gen. Newcomer. The latter
officer has been stationed in this city
Cor seversl years. He formerly was
resident member of the engineer
river aud harnor board, and after
ward was in charge of the District
water supply system and engineer
works on the Potomac and 8nacostia
rivers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-14
VIENNA EXPELs BoLsEEvIsTs
Posed as Red Cross Workers While
SPREADING Propaganca.

GENEVA. January 1i.--Ftenna e,:-
PEELED a large band OF Russian boil
shevists on Sunday, following the. ex-
ample of the French and Spiss- ali-
thorities. Twenty OF those sent 2ut of
the city were spreading; Pro passsnda
while being engaged ostensikl3 as
Red Cross workers.
\ number OF Austrian off!rcr<"T-i
men from Galicia who are ss5d to
have been imbued with bolshcvist
ideas have been arrested. $500