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Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-09
EAST WOODSTOCK

Miss Estella Frink is spending a few weeks with college friend. Miss Sybii Watcher of Toledo. Ohio.
 Miss Ruth Bjomberg is at the sum- mer school at Danbury for several weeks.
 Dr. Carl DanieIson was called to Providence Friday, Mrs. Moriaty. his sister, being very i'll. She died Sat urday night and the body was brought to the Center cemetery Tuesday, where services were held at o'clock. She was a former resident of the Gen. ter district
 Miss Carrie Bosworth of South bridge, spent the Fourth with her brother, George. and his family.
 N T. White and family entertained for the Fourth J. F.. Child and family of Putnam. Mrs. R. c. Paine and daughter, of Thompson and George o. Robbins.
 MT. and Mrs Sydney Upham of Chi cago are expeeted today "Wednesday at G. l.. Upham's brother at Newton for few days.
 Henry J. Potter. End. and family of Windsor, MT. Turner and mamily of the same town are at MT. Potter s home here for two weeks.
 Miss Vial Atkins, of Providence, gave cornet solo. The Lost Chord. a the services Sunday morning. also ssisting with the hymns. She IS a niece of Mrs Arnold Stone and is an accomplished musician.
 The Community club and Red Cross ton held in Pomfret the Fourth, one hundred or more attending. V. T. WethereIl, veteran of the Civil war rode in an automobile with Pomfret veterans. In the Red Cross parade were Mrs J. F. Aldrich. Miss Nellie Pratt Mrs George Getherel1, Mrs. Everett May, from this section of the town.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-09
lub and Red Cross
MOHECAN

Neighbors and friends held a picnic in Fowler's Grove the Fourth. all having a good time.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jamkes Strickland and children of New London are spending a few days with Nfc. and Mrs. Quid- geon.
 Charles Burdick has returned to Moosup after spending several days with relatives here.
 so GRISWOLD .. .. .. .. ....
 Oliver O. Young of North Stening- ton was a recent business visitor here.
 John Stedmar and family were the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Henry l.. Bur ton. Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick R. Chapman and daughters of New London were guests of relatives here Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Peter J. Gustafson are entertaining their niece. Miss Olga T. Turnauist. from Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Mrs. Timothy Foley and son. John. of New York, have been spending few days with local friends.
 Miss R. G. Flint and Mrs. C. o. Marshall, of Norwich. were visiting friends in town Tuesday.
 Mrs. Robert J. Burroughs arrived at the parsonage Thursday from her school duties in North Andover. Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-09
Waa Last Polfsh Kind.

islaUs Poniatowski. the last king of Poland. died. PouiatowSki ascended the Polish throne in 1764 The cen- dition of Poland required a strong, man on the throne to keep the country from ruin, and Stanislaus lacked the necessary strength and statesmanship. Russia. Prussia and Austria divided this kingdom among them and the de ssosed king retired tG Petrograd on @ pension. where he died in I798.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-09
A. Grst Man

great nan is he wIa chooses the right in lnvsNclhfe resolution, "hn re- sfsts tho sorest temptations from with In and without. who bears tho heaviest burdens cAeerfully. who s~ cal.nest. in storms and most fearless under frewns, whose reiiance on truth. on virtue. on God Is most unfalterfns, I believe this groa mess to r -7ast com mon a5"naS tho multitude whose narn arc mover Acard,-W> G> ChSn- ning, iTe6 1ol .faO"
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-09
Age sf Achievement.

Surely then there is a place for the middle aged, even for the older work. CT. If most of the eminent men In the world had actually died at forty, leav- Ing out only a few soldiers and a few lyric poets like Rents and Shelley. or even If they had died at fifty or sixty, the world would be sorry, barbaric place, indeed. For it Is hardly, neces- sary to say that no end of actual con- piiati0AE have been made of the age Of achfevement. and they always hit an AxexAxs of fifty. This is true ia both ffeaee md war. Dr. W. A. N. Dorland 1ofrse yeafx ago studied the careers of 'zeJ0 of tf1e varid's most eminent men in every line md found that the average af whsch snental activity began was twenty four, and that the masterpieces Of work, whether books, battles. poems. Inventions, discoveries or business ven fHres, came at the average of fifty. ranging for various groups from forty one to fty-eiSht.-Aibert ". Atwood In Saturday Evening Post.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-09
The Old Story.

We asked at our house for a menu 'sa L ~ould make for plain living and -'".'T thinking, and they gave us an H.S:'ts'r pear salad with pomegranate re.Is apd Thousand island dresslng.- . md Rapids Press. .~.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-09

Whoever knows when to Quit hoo-- ing for the best is the one who gets out of the deal with a good profit.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-09

Ii matterSf-not 11aw smart man is SorEc day Ee will bU72 Up against another who is just a little smarter
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-09

Berkshire man caught 800 bull heads in one night.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-09

Nothing r2alses- a. woman with q new hat 70 @-to-PT 7S t0 have another woman pass her without noticing it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
IRISH MONEY ATTACK MISSION
Huns Invade Red Cross
at kOvnO
Solder Killed n Defending Amer
icars-arouses Great ncisnasion-
Funeral Of Hero Develops Great
Demonstration Against Germans

Wv YORK Apr --ze--lal :-oops
rave attacked lie American Red Cross
MISSION a; A0v1u. -lralaa,a. accord
Ing % a cA5.eg-a1n received here today
~ ne Lithuanian Nac3ona. Council
rom is Fa-.s representative The hes
sage gave neither ne me Tor res1.
Of ne attach 4 Lithuanian soldier
vas A.lied u defending ne Americans
B, was SAID
The ca8ieg-. n 1eau.
The American RED c.nss Ills son =.
Aovno. Lithuanian. mas 5een attacked
by German soldiers. While decaadir,
tlr Americans one Lithuanian soldier
was ..lled- ms reused ne creates, m
diC-aG.on hav?a ana ne funeral u
lie nero developed mo ! --ea: demon
st-a;.on : :. INST Jle Germans
No aGYices n al attack on the mis-
son nave been received 5v Fed C-css
authorities 1rre : vas sad tonight
Officials stated ne \ or1o init vas
branch ri iIr American Red cross
MISSION % Poland. rs personnel s IN
known mere. ]; vas sad. as he vort:
4 Poland and -.llluaa:a was organized
= Fa-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
GREGORY HuFFY RAW MATERIALS
arms Col. Ansell He
Is Over-Suspicious
Former Acting Judge Advocate Ger
e-ai Accuses Comm, t.ee OF Amer
can Bar Associates CT Berg In
der Com na.acr of War Department

Washington. April ..I--L.e1ten-
AM Col Samuel : A-sell Eorrne-
ac--ng J,icee- advocate general and
chief EE.re ii me 31-lck en- he
army disciplinary system. accused
the COMMITTEE Of the American Ear
Association today W, having placed:
i:sejt Under he domination u ne
War department = - invest. CATION
Of military justice and Of srucr--. :
- eyes 20 TIE c-u-1 rs assertion
made On his appearance before the
committee. WIS promptly challenged
by Chairman Gregory. Who warned
Col Anseil That re was oVer-s'ls-
plc,ous ana on ne wong track.
We are not anyhocy.s tools. &c
cia-eo Judge G-ago-v- 7 have
prc-ced iaw -va ana ! f,4-e -.lnes
1t org a. Sec-e-.l-~ Bake. :0- :
pt pose % surrender ny Judgment
al az ;,ocr I YOU are :or .ust-ce-
IL committee vii strike hands w,11
ID
Eoionel Alse4. specifically a----r + 81
IL right 81 Martin ConooE = New
Zcrk u 81 On The. committee -
-ga-.orsE. between Eorooy s-1c
II. o. Geue:... C7ow1e-, .ucse ,.>.To-
ca,s. genera, had been such. col
xnseis asserted AZ 10 MAKE nm -
Sfss.acc supporter 0f Gen. t>row 'i.7''-
For thar reason. Col -Arssil SAID
II ~onbov should withdraw rom
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
For Trial Flight Across
Atlantic
Ar Force of Sc. Selected ~ Bureau
Of Naval Navigation. Leave Ar
Station a, &c Getaway Bound For
Ne. Founclaro-S,s ce-aj 81
Srps for Exreci.lcn

New york. April - --+.r-r-s
observers. mechanics and ~epa.-rl2en
selected b. The Bu~ea;; OF Nava.
Navigation n connection ~::h ne
Nays plans for transatlantic
l:lr1t next mont,. eff ire Nara. Ar
Station II Eorkawa% -o.iar on ne
71!ne-3aye~ A-oos,ook- bound tor
New Founciand, i : understood
re A-QSs'ooA iase~ xii proceed 10
The Azores where she VIII act Is =
supply shIp- The cruisers Columhla
and Baltimore nave also been Sc
tailed 20 assist n the dlghr- i S
said
The men aboard ne A~oostook
have beer, carefully selected VI:cu-
ally all Of Them hare been drawn
rom the personnel 81 Amer can
Nayal Ar Stations n F~aICe.
Il Is said unofficla!jy tina; OF four
plans --oomeG for the transatlantic
Eight me Nc and Nc; MAJ be
me airplanes finally selected. The
Nr-I 5 undergoing repairs and tlle
Nc VIII not pc reacT 20 take ne
dir tor some time
Strong winds praE ented trials TO-
day Atmosphere tests however.
were made with kites anti dusk
ARRIVAL today ~ me ar station %
two light planes sad 20 be capable
Of nan.ng ! II miles an hour aroused
interest L IS suggested the depart
menr might be intending 20 place
them on craft n mId-ocean. 20 be
available for rescue work
Flf-y-four Ges,Toyers OF the
squadron OF Rea--Ai1nlra! A H
Robertson were making ready here
tonight IN anticipation Of orders a
proceed 20 points along the trans
Atlantic route for the purpose of acI-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
MT|Ml1l0n COMES IN
Statement BY J. c. C00NS
BUElESOu'S ASSISTANT
Says There Is No Congressional
Appropriations Covering Ad-
vance and Revenue Must
Come from Companies Earn
ing-Normal Service Re-
sumed Throughout New
England

Boston april IN orral -ele-
phone service vas resumed; n New
England LATE today. Dissemination
on the part of the large number OF
ne operators n Boston 70 accept
the terms outlined n the a--een enr
reported Yesterday Cor The settlement
Of the strike which, began last Tues
Gay was overcome al 4 mass meet
ing which finally ratified the agree
uenr The men workers who struck
,asi week had agreed last night 10
vhe terms awarded them ana most
OF -heu, were oh hand early n the
Gay
Tha. ne wage advances granted
The operators and electrical workers
viii mean II increase n rates cha-g-
Cd for service by the New England
Telephone and Telegraph Conn a1y
2-d the Providence Telephone Com
pany was indicated by john 6
Rooms. first assistant postmaster
general ana chairman of The Wire
Control Board. n Z statement be
tore he left FOR Washington tonight
As there : 10 congressional ap-
rrouriatson.- NJ Rooms sad. ''tOr
ne payment Of this or other eS-
Continued or Page Col. 2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
Street Railway Put On
Auction Block
5y c-cer % Fese-al Court I,oer Pc
organization Plan BY Wh,cr 7-oc-
s~-y WI Eventually Sc n -anos
Of Eastern Mass. Railway CO.

-4.ern. Ai1s~ April ----1e TSay
~,a.. stree. PATHWAY 10. wn.ch op-
-~a.-< in ~ clt.es and ,awrs n east
o.7 ana southern Massachusetts and
-xt,ncs INTO New Hampshire ana
fEhoae Island VAS SOLD i; auction TO-
LAY n accordance with an order OF
he r--.de-z. cur Under lie -e-or-a-,-
,ar!on plan ny wh.cn ne property
j. eventually % ~ n lie hands II
~ Eastern Massac nuset;s Ea..way
~a. ana ne managed ny i've public
trustees provided for ny 4 special AZ,
II ne legislature
TIE purchaser was Ar-3lar Z. Gid
zen. representing Lee EIgg.nsor x
c.. III Boston. re-or-aa.za,ion man
4-ars tor The BAY state 60. and The
price vas 81, soc o"9 subJee; TO The
,al.n- ovar II rarIous obligations IN
Guiding nose of The Bay State re-
>e.Herslliu and mortgages If he Bos-
n < Northern &C. ana CID Colony
street Railway Co.
= large delegation n lawyers rep
resen,!n- different interest attended
he sale which was held on the steps
ii the superior coUr- house with
Lieutenant Governor Claiming H
Cox presiding as special master The
reading of le-al documents occupied
an hour or more but the actual auc-
t.on was completed in j few min
utsss. after which automobiles whisaed
he parry away toward Boston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
BERLIN STRIKE
Ends in Victory for the
Strikers
Settlement artamoure 70 Active
Recognition Of Demands Of Wcrs-
ers Tina. They Be Given Voice -
Determining Engagements. DIS
misszls ana Promotions

Berlin. Saturday. April I@fBy the
he general strike II Berlin vas
reached; today after negotiations last
ing t0r.y-sls.lr hours between repre-
senra.!ves Of the strikers and the
employers and the minister OF labor
The settlement IS ra1IaE1ounr u
active recogai-ions Of the demand #
he strikers mat hey De gwen 4
rolce n determining engagements
ard Gis-T1 4ssalS. and promo TONS ri
employees n all work excepting exec
1I:ve and directorate positions \
law giving force 70 the negotiations
10 De GelG shortly II the govern
1leu-s Specialization legislation. Il
viii give % re workers. yiio ara rep
resented through shop, factory and
or.ice councils Tie r,g:2J . determine
vital relations betTeL1 TIE employers
AMI VII protect the enpioye ID ne
extent that Ills dismissal or prorne-
;lcr Will Sc passed upon by his tei-
,ow-w0. ktTS The workers also mus;
be consulted when Few help IS % De
engaged.
TIE preliminary settlement now
awaits only formal confirmation by
ne factory and Office councils Who
ara expected - -a-..y !, SunGar. The
factories and banks. i Is expected
viii resume operation n f1N Tues
Gar
TIE department. stores and spec
ATTY shops opened Ills morning az
fordiac distracted shoppers eleventh
hour facilities for repleclshlng their
Easter va-c-obes- Win me resiln7p-
ton Of banking operations OF Tues
day-MonCay beng 4 ..OEGay-Ber-
in X, mare recovered rom ne a--
ha--as-iCg .lac:ons and Inccnyan-
fences >aused by re shutting Town
of the seven largest -icaacia. lrst-
-lt.ons tCr tweive DAYS NoIw,lh-
standing t-.a5 ne government. press
IS We're turning ou- 8 prorlsion 81
emergency paper money mere was a
visible shortage n re CONS and
notes IF smaller amounts w9lIe r.
r:l!t-aaces coming 4 anu payable -
ne banks were ned up
The Sact I.:a- The 0a7hs rOu.i TOT
pay oU- money On -e,nlI,ances aeav-
:,y handicapped a scora Of American
newspaper correspondents. They NE.
the emergency by ciecr51g a council
from lfear own ranks and pooling
their available capital resources TIE
council Supervised the dist-vuriou Of
re cash n .,a2G for he purchase OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
Urgent Need in Ger
man Factories
Supreme E1o-or,sc Council Meets
Today % Consider rrcrossss .
Gran, Limited Suroiy % Start
*crS ard Relieve Urernioymer:
Situate,

Paris. APT. = Tie supreme eco
nor:.c counc,. VIII ue-t tomorrow 10
eCrslcer proposals 10 grant / limited
sa~rir nd ny materials notably cot
-c1. - l.er-oanr - enable -..e fac
-or,es her 10 s'l.-. NOT. ana . g
.:eva ne srer.pjoy. 11er- s.,aa ..or
"h.>a = sad 10 10 n ne .ottora #
much of -I- DISORDER N Germany
Tie council. K : sad. a.so VII revise
,.e=-! la-.ors Tor German exports re-
s,.--eG - nay fcr food imports ara
p ota1lE ~ discuss he lew go
1@-Tl.c situation created oY ne slack :
---rs @. - blockade regulations as
applied % Germany neutral ceic.-
aors -t+--r AFR. =. goods ara coz,
12ct;.,.+s mas H. shipped u --,e re}.-
"a. countries ADJOINING Germany W
ally nst3eu. restriction IL 1ti.-
as themselves aSs;.--... Response
sA.tN against lie -a--ypnr- II pro-
1-.I-eti wa--s 10 German -h@ -5la, k
So T4--CE-r- a1G i.,lel. ccnG-4,. -
L-Hr4crs VIII ~ abolished rom nat
5,s.e-
Shipments ma - mad --~t-lr A.
.-r April > rom ~ r.teG S-4;es
80. ASSOCIATED: countries when con-
s.-;:el . 2el.-:s. control 0r-a;, I'd :
--Uns suc.: = T-e Netherlands Over
>--4s Inst ana -1e SWISS Society al
-'ir,--4...-ce n.;::oI- me Necessity q.
rsarl-2c Applications a4ck anu forth
!. ->~ -j1- Atlantic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
To Be Circulated
Limerick. Ireland
BY Trades ard Labor Council and
viii Be Used IN Purchase Of Food
for 1000 Strikers-Seeured by
Financial Gifts from Other Parts az
ireland and Workers Themselves

Limerick. Ireland April ---tBy ne
Associated P-essl.-The genera. strike
here incident % TIE proclamation 70
Limerick as military AREA assumed
= new anu Interesting phase Ioday when
the finance commission OF ne -lne-ic n
Trades and -oor Council announced
that Il vas preparing % :ssue is owl
money IN the form on one-shillirg and
lUshilling notes when would oe used
n the purchase u FOOD for The = ~
strikers TIE money IS called strike
treasury notes and s secured ~ -1=
rock of food which i IS proposed -
purchase with ne financial gifts reach
lng Limerick rom other parts Of Ire
land and by the 'integ-.t- OF he work
ers OF Limerick.
The announcement Of ne new 5Ga1-
cal scheme was made by Tom John
son. treasurer Of the Irish labor Con-
g-ess- who announced i.So that he
FOOD COMM ssion OF The labor Council
had a--acged FOR supplies of food COR
IN. city This food Will oe Assem- ;leci
n ire warehouses d. Limerick and sold
10 me merchants. VINO viii distribute
4 under the direction nj The Labor
Council az ike, prices which 30 net
permit Of prof,eerng.
Tire notes ara printed n cojors y
show heir denomination They are N
sg-1.eet as follows:
General strike aga INST British mill
,aris-n April. -g-9. The Limerick
T-ades and Labor Council promise a
raw bearer zen shlli;rgs
fSigae<ia Limerick Trades a-d Labor
Council Chairman.
Treasurer
The -ota. amount 81 ire issue i1as ia:
vet been determined. hut ne printing
presses ai-eadr are at WORK
TIE -rliita-v forces vare ssnarfa y
~a.chtIi during he night and Z 3 sal
that -eintarremenis have arrived.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
GOVT MAINTAINS
SHIPS IMMUNE
TODANAGE SUITS

Washington. April 1.-THE gov
eminent maintained; n brief iied
today IN The supreme court that
steamships owned by ne government
were immune for suits for damages
and other legal processes and -ha. i
remained for Congress 10 enac. leg
isiat;on providing for proper adjust
uleni of claims resulting from op-
Grafton Of gover1nent-owned vessels
The brief was n the case Of me
coVernmen1-owned steamships Lake
Monroe which was libeiled by the
master Of fishing schooner after
q collision last October Il near Bos-
ION.
The government seeks 20 prevent
the district court Of MaSsach uset;S
t~om assuming jurisdiction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
Filler KILLED
AT VANTAGE, II. Y.

WartaE:l. y. Y. April ei.-PTl-
va,= Ottn ". Meyer a student avia-
tor attached 70 ne 35-,h Aero squad
ron. whose home Is n California
was killed today and Serg-- q O.
Burnett a hensuck.an. was serious
" injured when an a3rpiane n which
they were attempting a neCeuver
over Lufsserry fed feil 200 feet
landing IN a bog
Never was hurled from the ma
chine. as II crashed 10 earth. Bur
nett q Princeton man. was pinned
under the wreckage- He was rushed
10 the base hospital a, Mineoia.
where physicians said they feared ne
rad been injured internally.
The two men began their fight
GroIn Camp Mills, where their squad
ron Is stationed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
Hun Destruction
In France Shows
Deliberate Plan

Washington. April 7.-DestTact1o:l
wrought by tae Germans IN nor-h
France vas y systematic and dlaool-
lca.' that i vii require i've years to
-enaoiiiia1s The coal iron and steel IN
d1stry and from % 20 : Years 20 -
,urn me mines ana mills 20 norma.
output. according % a preliminary ~
Port by Frank X P-obe-t. consulting
engineer of The Bureau ri Mines, He
Is a member Of SPECIAL investigating
committee which recently returned fro-i,
Europe
Despite The tremendous damage. Mr.
P7obsr- -xI -essed confidence that re
:ndoTitahle spirit Of France and the
return Of A.sace and Lorraine 70 ne
rIo,her.and would soon make the nation
he dominant factor n the European
steel industry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
WOMEN'S NIGHT
y. Y. COURT ENDED

N@W YORK April -1.--af-er n *
pertinent covering nine years tn
women night court gaze way -ouay
- 4 dav court Tor me t-ia! at
women. FaC removed from easy az
cess rom the street and surrounded
by every device 70 protect them from,
lie -aze of the curious. women o.
tenders hereafter will face the mag
ist-ate I broad daylight Of the morn :
ing after their arrest
Chief Magistrate McAGoo saad i
was the desire OF the na-.s1-aga 5
court 20 GO away with the sensation
alisln OF the CID night court
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
-ro-@ciaI Figures Re-
rorred in Victory
Loan Drive
SUBSCRIPTIONS LARGELY
From BANKING HOUSES
IND INSURANCE. COMP lNIES
I erulonr Plan to Fill Quota
Within Three Days On Way
"a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
= anurg. Maine. Exceed Al
'nTred Amount

,,,-. t9I-. -1-Sut2scrTpt.on %
f.. Liberty Lean N New
-~ca-4 - 2nc:acIally reported; az
.-a- &ea.iQuar-er here tonight
-..s .ea-iy sGq. eoo, os0- Tie dis
- or L.le campaign. which
..--ss - morning. IS 500. 0o3. 300
~0t.crs Today came largely
.-~ -s~A.nc sc,;ses and insurance
.-.-7.-.rs he largest was so, oi'o =
-. ri. X. Ter. Peabody anu Com
-.-- - themselves and their eli
~,z Boston Five Cents Savings
IL. -.41-a3 s.: 90 300. the John Han
M..1a. L.ta Insurance Company
- P-9v,derc Institution FOR
--s 'oH eacc he New
Mutual LIE Insurance
--~-..- - Ae1na Fire Insurance
--7s.-- 3. 500 100 each: and the
r.. Sa.-.-s hank ana Eornbiower
hi zs'.e.;s ST. 10 aeo each. A SUD-
-.-~r,. 2 = s.. ,J0 100 by Henry B.
.--..1-- VS. ne largest Individual
-c5
~. plan 70 subscribe rs
II E1a-a v,ct'.-2 three days appeared
sal ,e way 70 flinllmen, To-
1- zen twent--four cities and
VS. x ar,ei 20 nave eXceilei Or
.4.rl -lelr quotas DERBY, Conn.
a4.. --cee.iel is Quota III every
csn:.nuea CT Page 96Coi. q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
WHEAT PRICE
To L. S. Consumers
Will Not Advance
Despite Maintenance Of Govern
ncne Guar nteed Price ~ Face Of
Wheat Crap That Will Break III
Heeords-look for Enormous For.
eisn Demand

New York. April e.-Despi-e main
tenanee If the government guaran-
tee6 price IN the face Of Al A-neri-
can wnea, crap whici, viii probao-
Il break al records. domestic con-
suHers viii net pay mere for the
product during the coming year han
the rates concur-ent,v accepted from
foreign buyers. julius Il Barnes.
newly appninye,. Federal wheat 6irec-
ter. assured the public n q statement
here tonight outlining lie policy OF
his administration.
NJ. Barnes termed uns1CuG a1r
governmental scheme of artificial
substituting and thought II quite pcs
sibie- with The greater part Of Eu-
rope locking 10 America tor food AID
The cwp respects OF the allied couH-
tres even poorer L,an last year. that
little .nroad. excep Of ! temporary
nature. would be made cpon Tie bli-
lion dollar fund provided .: Congress
10 carry our the farmers guarantee
Of SIS a bustel.
However. should there De surplus
production Of The wheat crop. lie SAID
the National Treasury would re pro-
tec,ed as far as possible n making
good the difference between the
guaranteed and market rates ny de-
termination Of I wor,d-price fcr the
sale Of the surplus. 4; present me
world-pr1ce exceeds The government
price. How 11uct, Of the Federal az
preparation would De expencet;. ne
director stated. would depend upon
re harvest as would also the gov
eminent policy n buying and selling
portions of the crop. Cl-i facts
concerning TIE 1919 crop were more
generally known. re added. 10 deIi-
rite plan of operation could De INTEL
,.gen-ly adopted. with the result, ma,
me administration vis working ou-
! number Of other policies
II relation 70 Federal acquisition
Of wheat. x.ic.i le predicted would
De carried ouE On an extensive scale
n enforcing the farmers qua; al-ee
particularly Il the wor,G-pr.c- had
been lower ma. ire government
bass. Effective UNI. June !. go n
Barnes sad three plans were Under
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