davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1920-10-08

our6 mobilize 9eforationen guit8
nnoerer Art = iest bortpiegeno dit
neiii6en @barafters = eriebt. giel.
leidt miro iogar Elm 9eill an einem
MfobeI abgenommerL ODER elm 5uidB-
lides eingeiest. 9ieie uto ionitige
@erdnoerungen MAIDEN bent Sa&-
mann notwithstanding menig I'm.
Itdnoe. 3um SdluB fommt Der 6i.
nelii9e Sod. SIT elm Mobel iol6erart
umge5orbert uno ladiert, 10 fam
fem getpobnli9er 8eidalier eS bon
einem funfelneuen, bodt2ibionablen
M0belltiid oerielben @rt "1interidei-
ben. Ser &llnoe bat beoerteno me-
niger fir Die ltmfrempelung a1 aab'
len, als 6as neue foitet, un0 bat
meiitens belieres Bacterial BARN
itedenl @ber feline Iltertumsi6dse
iino oabin.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-08
Der glus6au uuu &ns1aocn.

Ser bamburgiidc Scnat bean.
tragic Bel Der 8iirgeridait Oie 8e-
minigrng bon 47.8 Wtiaioncn Marf
fir slrsbali oes 5iihcrcibafens &ur'
hapcr. 9ie beiben i'm Often all-
fdiiigen Siidoampferrceoereien ba-
ben ibr slftienfapital ncucrli6 er.
bebli6 permebrt uno 6iihoampfer
in @au gegeben, 10 Dab in ipateltens
opei Sabren Die I'M Slt6afcn be-
beimateten Siihoampferilotte alif
minoeitens oas 9oppelte ongerpadp
len iein miro. SSn Der in &lirbaben
atgeiieoelten Jiidinouitrie iino
ihGsungSweiie mebr ais so Miltio-
ncn @arf pripates &apital feitge-
leat.
Washington Journal., 1920-10-08

8oferItroBcn: Ser 0niepr-g ug-9a.
nal in Der &i6ting sur 8eidiel
uno Der Sginsfi.aanol in Der Hi6-
tune Sur Memel, entiprederlo aus.
ecitoltet per6en. Sm 9ur6iGnitt
bat Die ufrainiide fdmor5e @roe biz
81 40 b. $. Oes geiamten ritliilden
@rnteertrages uno nobe3u 5pei
9rittel oes in gan3 &uBlono er5eiig.
ten @ei5ens geIiefert. ltno ipie
nit benz @etreioe, 10 itebt es audi
nit onoeren lanOpirtidaftliden gr-
Washington Journal., 1920-10-08

@usmeg. aommer5ienrat:
Der Doftor bat stuor 9eiogt, i6 ioa
ieoen Sag cine Stunbe Sol5 idgen
- i6 bab' aber belt' fei Suit!
Sraii &ommer8ienrat: 0u, 10 laii'
es beltt' BEN Sobann beiorgenl
s M 3meifeI. Srau: Gem
iungen Serrn 8erler feline rei9e
Grbtante lit bieie Nad)t geItorben.
Mann: Sa, mas MAIDEN mir %
nun, i6iden mir linn cine &onoola'
ton ooer cine @ratltlation2
9eoauernstper t. Srou
Goes &arpeniis): 60 on 9aufa Gou'
pons bait s. iAo e'idnitten beut'. =
ormer Mo, muBt oil 81 plag'nl
Washington Journal., 1920-10-08

Die llfraira gegen Die immertDab-
reuben Sartareneinfaue al i6iiBen.
ueber elm babies Sabrtauiello oau'
erten oieie Storungen uno labmten
ben gan3en @ntwidelungsgang ocs
ufrainiiden Bottles, oaS ii6 nod
gleifaeitig Der 8eoriidung our6 Die
9olG1 eripebren muBte. Ser SelbIt-
erbaltungstrieb Der Ration bat in
ienen triiben 3eiten Die groBe frie-
gerii9e Organization oes ufraiti'
5den &olafentums, Der Saporoger,
berb~orgerufen. Sic fii6rte gliidli-
cbe ariege gegen Solen, Sartaren,
Eiirfen uno &uiien. Sm Sabre
1913 bradten es Die l1frainer nad)
Observation-Disclosures &fen enolid)
ipieoer al elmer neuen ufrainilden
Staatsbilhung.
9ur6 8ertrag bon 8~ereiaslap i'm
Sabre 1854 tparo Die befreite ufrai'
no ols 2ebnsltaat Dem glaubenSner-
tuanoten &uBlano an9eglieoert
8alo aber puroe Die lodere 4bbdn-
qiqfeit Der l1frainer bon HuBlano
5ur oriidenoen &nedtidaft, Die slu.
tonomie Der l1frainer uno oas Go-
infentum pernidtet. @egen gn6e
0es 18. Sabrbunoerts idien es, Dab
Gle lebte Stunoe Der ufrainiiAen
Negierung geidlagen bate, nber
lire ourd tauienoidbriges @ibge'
Washington Journal., 1920-10-08

5eugniiien. Son Dem i'm geianlten
rufiii9en gfei6e berporgebradten
3itder iino arf Die Ukraine fat ncltn
3ebntel, bonn Sabat mebr ols 70
b. $. entfanen. San0 in Sono
nit Dem @derbau gebt cine beoeu-
tenoe 8iebdu9t un6 Die Statiitif
lebrt, oaB Die ufrainiiden @orocr-
nements mebr ais elm 3rittel bes
geiamten ruIiii6en GiebbeItonbes
beberbergt boben. l1eber 80 Weil'
lionen Stiid @roBbieb uerfigt Die
Ukraine; aber ou6 ibr &leinbieb
uno lire @efliigel5u6t lit iebr be-
oeutenb ltno betrltg 80 b. $. Der be-.
t~reffenoen @r5eugung &uBlanos.
&ierots erfennt man, ipel6en Stang
bie l1fraina olS &orn- 1ttto Sleif6-
TANNER fir OauBlano eingenommen
bot.
Oie 11froiner miiien, oaB iie iebr
pobl obne &uBlano ausfommen f0ne
men, boB &uBlanO o6er nur iGle6t
Washington Journal., 1920-10-08

NlIulllIUe OuuelM W 1tuA'u'uuttAupt.
5lll1gen gegeben. @li9 beiibt oaS
Sano cine eiinitige &iiitenentwide.
lung, obgIeid es al natiirlid)en Sa'
fen fcblt. Seute liegt Oas Sdwer.
getpi6t oes 2anoes i'm Iderbau; eS
lit cine Ser &ornfammern @nropaS.
Soeiia lit elmer Der Sauptausfubr.
bGfen leines @etreiOes, oanebea font
men Dor aaem Nitolaiemsfi uno
@berlon in 9ctrad)t. Gin GROCER
Sell oes ufroiniifen @etreioes -
piel mebr ols ole ruiiilde Statiitit
auspeiit - lit, uno 5par auf Dem
Seemege iiber Mntwerpen nad)
9eutidlan0 gefommen. Sn Su'
funft miro Die llfraina poralslid)t.
lid in tpa6ienoem Wabe 9eutiN.
lano nit @ei5en ~periorgen nm
9eutidlanb bat llriade, Oieie @nt-
midelung 81 foroern. Der 8eg
oortbin mlB nid)t %notpenoig iiber
See geben; es fibren neben Dem
Seetpeg 5pei @aiierItraben nod
Geutidlnno, sic fein m~ecr6ebcrr'
.i6cnOer 9a96ar aii iperrell permag:
Der @eg ii6cr Die 9onau nno ben
.Gniepr; aaeroingS miiBten bel ocn
lcbtcrcn crit nod apei filnltlid'
Washington Journal., 1920-10-08
pie 2(&ratma.
DON 1Sfef SeMSer.

ibid geItdbIte 2ebensfroft belt
oenno6 Stan0. Ser ufraintide
8ouer bot cine un9eobnte folonila'
toriI6e SGtigfeit entmidelt uuo felt
Dem @nOe 0eS IS. SobrbuuOerts,
mad &erni6tung oes &rimtartnrerl.
Itaates our9 &uBlono, oos uneebeu'
re Steppengebiet ant Sdmar5er
Weeer uno Sulfoius urbor gemn6t
uno Dem ufroinii6en @ebiete ein'
perleibt. Ser Bauer Der l1froina
bat feline eigene &olfsfultur, Oie Die
Washington Journal., 1920-10-08

Io6ne sic 1tfraino Ieben fam. 60.
LANCE Iie inter Dem ruiiiIden Sode
Icitf8ten, boben iie lire 8iini6e nod
'8efreiung gen6brt unO ipieoerboIt
beriudt, iid uuobbdngig gu maiden.
'Se ihGrfer ole 8ariiden Inter.
neutrality-suspicious. fparen, umio
|lebbofter glonm inter Der Sberfld-
de Die @lut, Die mad 9efreiung
rang. 9ie groBe ruiiii6e &epolii.
ton bat sen 9lnitoB our 2osIoiung
Der Ukraine gegeben, Ourd oeren
Washington Journal., 1920-10-08

9as ufroiuiide GoIf betpo6rt elm
einbeitli6es 2anOeebiet, Oas BON fei'
mem europdii6en Stoate Rub
LAMB ousgenommen - at Sbertld'
denar6Be i%ibertroffen miro. Die
llfroina umfoBt iiber $4,000 alta.
0rotfiIometer, lit oIio onoertbalbmol
er0Ber aIs oos beiitige 9euti6e
Reid 1no miro bon runo 80 gtil.
Iioren @inpobnern bepolfert. 9as
nfrainii6e @ebiet bilOet oer iiioli-
den Sell oes oIteuropdiifeu 6la6'
Washington Journal., 1920-10-08

Obe5ia. gIat nit 9enfmaI a%atbarinas
Der 8roBen.
IegcnBeitslieoden, lit reid)er Snbalt
ino bobe Sormoracnoung. @rob
lit iiberan Ser 4nteil Der Natur, H.
re 8crgeiitigung, elm reyes SerltunO-
nis fir lie. @liibenoc @aterlanoS-
liebc trim ~bcipnoers III hcll nll50b-
liqca &oinfcilicNern berpor, Gin fali
Washington Journal., 1920-10-08

.Stenung eittnobm; iie bot Bis fur5
Dor Dem &riese ourdi9nittli6 runo
cine babe Mtinion arbeiter bei6Gf-
.tigt. @irtidaftli6 bebeutiam fit
oie 8ltfunft lit, Oob in Ser llfraina
nod peite 0opbtba- uno @rowa6s-
feloer gGn5Ii9 Ser @ridlieBung bar
rem, llno baB Die ufroina Der eit5i-
ge @eltanoteil bon &uBlon0 mar,
in Dem es Quediilber gibt. 0aS
n0tige &apital, meiie uno groB5iigig
8uglei9 bineingeItedt, unb oas 2ano
bOte nod gart5 aroere @rtragsmog-
li6feiten!
Sir Ole gntpidlung Ser Silou-
itrie iinS alio oie beiten @orausiet-
Washington Journal., 1920-10-08

lttrainii6e Sol5fir@e.
nadborli9em @erbdItnis au ben
&itlturitooten NitteleuropaS elmer
boben @ntpidelung, elmer ltilgeabn'
ten 8Iiiteaeit entgegengeben.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
Great 4. &P. Co.

hen IN Wirrh-ur AD .s-a OF EiEr-
diner, call and gee Is and reduce the Il
Q L We suorntr prizes IN the follow
ing articles. Compare them wizn the
prices q others;
WhsEt Fa-ina L. Crushed Oats 9.
shredded Whsat y, KeIioer's Corn
tlakes =, Grape Nuts -. Ralstuus l..
tunsc Wheat Ii. Compound II. Lard -
Butter 70, Nurro - SAT- Pork =. stnr-
&c Eggs e. Peanut E.ztter .. H-Ia-
Faa haro &, SODA Crackers =, pre1r.i-
UNI Crackers II, Oyster Crackers l.
Common Crackers = 10 bars LIenncZ
Soap ID Feis White ~, Feis Naprha -.
r L q. Naprha s, Palm hive 3 fur -
Red Front Baking Powder u. Fed Front
Cocna 70. DAv!s Baking Powder Il.
large Gold Dust 9S. Condensed Mix %
Evaporated MiIk Is-Is. Sal Fvzpora.-
ed Mix ~. Rice Il. ? Beans u. a,yE
Beans - P-unes sc Starch Sc. SPICES
al Kinds, !. II. Ie-Ia. Nacarori III. S.a-
ghsrti H. Esg Naodles 10. Can Tor1a-o pes
L--ls-2l- Gan Peas Ie-.-sE Can Corn L
To-. CampbsIrs Soup -. Crane F-r,!- :
-or = Oranges A. dnz- SODA H. s. Coffee
the best ever IL. Laa l., = : Standard
Al around Flour, Is Dbl s-.se. gaig,us
seeded NJ seediess : 90 - Cu--anus y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
Freight Embargo
Follows Strike
Workers at Hub

Boston Jan. 2S-FreIEk- Lralspor-
latlon through local ran and water
terminals Of the Boston & Maine and
Boston 4 Albany railroads.. was
stopped today. and an embargo OF
shipments was declared ny eacL
road as result Of a strike by union
freight handlers The embargo or
the Boston l. Maine affects al strip
rneII-s, the Boston < Albany order
excludes less than carload shipments
About l-2M men walked out
The freight handlers at The New
7 DIRK New Huven 4 Hartford F.ai
road terminals did not Join the strike
today. but Il was said they might dc
50 ny tomorrow The men on AL
three roads ara involved IN demands
now pending with tina railroad ad-
ulInisrra-lon for a wage increase and
the strike was declared in Al at
tempt 70 hasten q decision
Dock freight handlers abandoned
their tracks AZ East Boston term
nais of the Boston & Albany road
yesterday. and fongshu-Euian viii te
without work If q day or TWO r thu
strike continues.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
n. Y. Socialist Gathering
Condemns Suspension
Five Assemblymen

New York, Jar. 28 The suspension o.
TIE five socialist Assem- > ,y1nen .. A.
ba1y and the seG;tloz BIZ now before
Congress We-e announced as Un-Arler-
ican IT addresses and r. resolutions a
mass meeting held IT Madison Square
Garden by socialist and labor organ
.zatIurs
Former Senator Ea-uwick Of Georgia
and others Of various po,l-Icul a:Hna-
tions spoke
T-ri1sd States Senator Joseph L.
France cf Aa-yland- VINO was expec1e I
70 SPEAK. was uaani. 10 a-zen1 OF a.
count OF illness
He seu- LETTER adding his protest
a-ins1 lac assembly ac1.on.
= such : l.-ne as this" wrote Sci
a-o- France, any sun~er=i0E or e as u
u -as constructor y rosI dangerous.
De-arc-ac! Is government ~ EXPIRE si0u
CT p@bllc OPINION Auloc-acy & eov-----
r1aIit tv - sression Of pubic opinion"
Nj, Ha-cwick SAID ne TOOK great
Pleasure IT having the opportunity Ii
strike I hlCv FOR human liberty.
-he cc2si5e a-iar Jy-d@- DISCUSSION. n
declared .'hac l-1pe-is.ed -ap-e-e.. .-a-Iv2
COVE -r-nert "
L men may be expelled or suspe'- G
ed 8 r or leg Slate 2 as." cor IL
ued Nj Earawick. in Washington o.
il Albany or II any part OF the repun-
Iic for their political opinions. how long
viii i ne before Republicans VII - s1-
polling Democrats or Democrats turn
ing out Republicans according u vino
may De IN power saving 10 them vour
ortaion a-e Ersuund and not safe
Among o-her spea kers were An Pin
ciiot. Louis u ALTMAN, one C the sus-
ended asserblvrnen, ana Meyer -on-
DIN. former socialist rep-eser awe.
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SOCIALISTS KICK
Continued from Page One

the party after ne had appointed q
Republican instead Of socialist and
had refused tc discharge socialist
who had voted for other than a SO
ciaisr candidate,
The prosecution. vricn claims that
= Is possible for alien enemies VINO
are mem oers 1t the Socialist party,
70 control Socialists elected 10 pub
nc Office through z clause n the par
II rI-ion requiring candida ses
OF beine nominated 70 leave with the
sxecI-iva committee designations
from Office brought out that Mayor
Lunn rad signed such q resignation
II 1871 nuT had refused &c do SO after
that
Mr. Lunn also testified that ne had
pO:c-ec out al the SocIalis- stnte con-
ven1lCn II Rochester II 1914 that,
viii aliens admitted 70 fur member
strip, Il might be possible for them al
the meeting Of z local 70 issue & par
Y INSTRUCTION,
"I did not believe any elected Off
cir should be instructed IT hIs off
einl saxE ny those Who are net 4sE-i-
LIe.G u vote said Mr. LUun Such d
n -nod consider ur-Anerican
Mr. Lurn took Inc stand after Mr..
SredmGn liz renewing his motion for
ne E-.k.ns out Of a latter 70 Mar
ems, from wrar pGrpor-ed 70 be ne
SOCIALIST organ II the eighth assem-
hly district Of New York. mad decia--
e this pledge # support I system Of
-cverCne-t Hv d group excluded be
ca use i ned such IDEAS.
In making This motion Tr S-etna-
laIG the cornerstone of defense that
several spIt7s had occurred = the
Socialist parry when tne coD-unIsrs
rad broken gwar ana that many Of
Lhelr acts were being wrungtuly
charged up 10 the Socia lists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
.CLEMENCEAU TO
VISIT EGYPT

Paris. jan 2S-Former Premier
ClemenceHu has reserved a state
-oom IN the steamer Lotus, leaving
MarseiIfes on Feb. bound for Alex
andria. Egypt Ee is reported 70 be
absolutely sincere in his decision to
remain II retirement and under. no
cnundera rion To be drawn aGRtn INTO
the turmoil a 1oai<1 % n edsfor
Of LHomnne lShFe y Fenarked the
other day aneut his de1sAt ia the raet
vote Of parliament On the presidency
week before last:
some persons need mint. others
a kick. am through. Ny enemies
may think I received a kick my
friends only a hint Al any rate an
through. I am OF for Egypt nrsr'
then-wefl, we shall see- perhaps m
dia"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
CONTINUES DOWNWARD

New York Jan. as-EaLes of s1-
change on London and all the prin-
cipal European eenEers continued to
dwirdle TO new low records today
through sheer weight OF offerings
from domestic and foreign sources
Today's declines extended - the
Orient, the rate moving against Jap
an for rhe first time II over q wear
There was little trading II Chinese
bills because Of the inability Of deal
ers TO secure definite quotations.
Advices from London indk:are
that a feeling akin 10 consterua ton
and taken possession Of the British
capital for generations dominated
the worlds exchange markets. Meth
ef n Lnndon- Paris nor here how
ever, was any solution Of the prob
lem offered although Il was realized
that matters now have reached The
stage where further delay may
cause Worldwide chaos.
Primarily, the sItuatfCn as viewed
tr those paosT concerned hinges oi:
the fact that nearly al the European
countries are heavily IN debt 10 rh4
United StaLes Only by the organ
ization Of an interchange commit
ree and the willingness Of American
bankers To extend credits already
tracted can existing conditions D.
overcome In the opinion OF mercan-
rile interests.
To6ayfs low rate of S3.4S On de
rraan6 bills of the pound Sterling
marked q decline Of SIX cents from
Yesterdays record low and implies
u discount Of slightly over IS per
cent. French and Belgian francs. also
lire all normally quoted AT SIS Is To
the dollar. fell TO -ievels ranging from
an II 20 per cent under normal. Ger
man marks rose from IsS recent to
TT. an almost InAnf1iesirual raceT-
err. however m view Of their normal
or pre-wa- value of 22.s cents
Rzfes on the north European cen
-s-s which suffered their first severe
reaction yesterday. also registered
further. depreciation, although safes
of such bills were reported as COM
parztiveiy light
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
Seek Closer ke3xfi0n
War3ds Suna1y Schools

ST Louis Mo, Ian G,-Close opera-
ton between the Sunday school CDun-
Gil OF E~angelisricai Denominations and
the International Sunday School Assoc
cizrinn was advpcztee ~ the annual
cur rsn ton Of the former organization
which opened today.
The councils constitution was amend
ed so that the internnflnnai body ma
De present Al the councils mser'nss-
Re,reyer cation of the council AZ the IN
ternarionals sessions has been permit
ted for SEINE Lime
The report of the secretary. The tseV-
e-end George r. Webb Of View York
showed that Sunday school arrennnnce
IN the United States IN the ,asr rwo
,,sa-s s.u ofr more tnzn Ssn.ae. The 10
taI attendance n Isls WINS Ia.nl7E.
x,,.erease of .oI2 over the prerscins
vsa-. and IN lsls lS.sz.aE- decrsase Of
n ever 1915.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
MAINE CAR SHORTAGE
Is BECOMING ACUTE

There : an acute shortage o-
freight cas- II Maine, and D-At2r sec /
mons u Nv England and There Il
lizrle urospt-c1 Il immediate reIe1- a.
III Of the reads have reported thai
-brv have ~ lr-f.5rr1arion that would
indicate better CONDITIONS II The neir
future. Maze and al Of The eastern
states are II the midst oT trench
dous business ac-iyI1y End cars, tnt
very essentials needed for that pro
e-ess. are lacking. / has reached I
point where the commercial interests
Of the Stale must suffer great iosa
unless relief comes soon. LA-g@
NUN F,ers Of box cars have II the past
been forwarded 10 the main roads
b47- Of lare the number has beer
g-a21lv diminished. The paper mails
are being seriously affected because
they have been unable 10 secure
ncede cars to make their st1IpmenI9
1-r which here is an unprecedented
demand The paper mills are pro
ducing 70 their fullest capacity and
are contracted for III excess Of their
production bur are unable To make
shipments on schedule on account 0f
he ca shortage Great amounts o.
other products are being held back
for Lne same reason. Unusually large
n1rI l1ars - box cars have been sent
10 rle central and western sections
Of rbe country and many Of those
cars have failed 10 ne returned 10
their home roads. Notwithstanding
the order of SNORT time ago ma
cars should be kept within the irnme-
G1ara sections Of tne roads To which
they belong. The shortage is SIRE 70
result in great losses To the business
interests unless there Is an imme-
6iate change for the better
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
REMEMBER--the Place Corner Boot Store, Corner
Water and Church Streets, Gardner, Me.
0IRYS wealth MORE
WHEY distributed
thin 20 YEARS. AGO

Washington, Jan 2S-Decsnr-alIZa-
rien Of the couurrys banking --
'sources and widespread distribution
OF wealth, indicted by an increase ii
banking resources Of 1.a9o per cenr
or more N Is states since 1850. was
shown by comparison Of presen1
barking resources with conditions
90 years ago, issued II day by John
5keiEan Williams. comptroller OF rh,s
currency.
The banking powHr Of tie couu1r-r
20 wears ago was concentrated main
ly IN the east, The report SAID. and
national banks IN New England AMI
eastern states comprising but SIX
per cent Of the territory Of the I'M
ted States, held almost 81 per Ger.
Of the tDtAi resources Of al the ma
riDual banks II the country The
proportion Of the resoE- ces of bank
IN those states 10 all others now mas
fallen ID ACTS per cent, although rhr
resources Of the national banks IN
those States have Increased o. Pc
cent or <-IG. So ,D0G.
Every section Of Lae Country lIas
shared II the tremendous increase II
wealth since 1899. bur the report
shows that The PaCIfic coast has ex
perlenced the larges- per cercaga Of
increase n bank resources, amount
ing 10 1340 per cent National banks
n eight western suates-rte Dako
Ias, Nebraska. Kansas Montana
Wyuming. Colorado and New Mexi~
co-haves hown al increase Of sos
per cent and The RESOURCES OF the
middle west banks Increased 3G3 PEI
ment
The sou-E also has shown q huge
increase, both actual and compare d
tive Where as II 1898 the total re-
sources Of eli the national banks II
the "A southern states were S34S. .,:,4. =
006, the total now is s3.0g-. 7G-. a00-a /!
incrsast Of aSs per cent. The pro-
portion Of the resources Of al ma
rional banks now held in the south
err states is 15.35 per cent as
against 7.5e per cert 90 years ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29

Princeton. n j.. Jan .s.-Prince-
TONS baseball schedule, announced To
night. contains Is games. 70 of which
VIII be played al home. The sched-
ule includes the following games with
New England colleges. ID De played
Ut home unless otherwise designated
April Z, Holy Cross; May "a. Har-
ward: g. Hard al Cambridge: 70,
Yale III New Haven; June . Har-
ward nj New York Gin case eff tie): ,,
Dartmouth. L. Yale. "a Yale at
Kew York sfA cAse Of rie1-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
FARMINGDALE

MrH. Harold Banks is passing q
week with friends IN Portland and
Lewiston.
Nathan Bachelor LETT Wedne8dag
for Greenfield On q business trip Of =
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Peters were
Weekend guests of his parents, MI
and Mrs NJ A Peters.
Mrs Charity Norton Of Portland,
formerly Of this town who was IN
Iurad ny a fall in November IS now
reported TO be able 10 walk and Is
getting along nicely, which her many
friends VIII he glad to learn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-29
MARTENS SAYS MANY
FIRMS EAGER TO START
BUSINESS WITH SOVIET

V lsnIng10n. Jan. @.-LuGwlg {. a
e Martens Russian Soviet anDRsEa-
DOR 10 the United States, Ioday Sent
70 ne Senate foreign relations suo-
corrY7.Irr+-e lrverr q ing Bl!snevik prop
Uganda a long asst Of American bush
ness firms VINO have expressed NJ
claimed "a positive desire 70 enter
Iu-a import ard export relations VIII
Scriet RugsIa The LIST WAS submitted
Ii accordance with request made by -ne
committee II The hearing before winch
Martens appeared OF Monday ano n
e,,rcies a total OF 81 firms distributed
among :. states
IN. firms r. PRESENTED IN Martens LIST
in addition u some Of the largest I'M
porting houses IN America. include a.
most every line Of American -nanu1ae-
rI,-e. SUCH as medical and optical sup
Plies. dves paints and chemicals. ayr
f.-rfruraI r1acnTHsry. esarnsr textiles
shoes. electrical supplies paper taik'
ing machines stoves, AUTOMOBILES
--acto-s tools priEtI1 presses
SOM Of -he firms whom Martens
sai1 wanted 10 trade with SGv1ef
Russia we're gwen as: Packard Mo
To- Car Co. Pierce Arrow Motor Car
O.. Fl. A 7. Packing Co, Morris
and Co. swift and Co, Wilson and
-c. Wash Co, Borden
Condensed MIX Sales Co, Western
Electric Co. Pittsburgh Steel Co.
National Lead Co. DeEnisor Manu-
tnc-u-snc Co.. American Thermes
Bottle Co. B. T Bahbitr, Inc, COL
cate and Co. The Palm Olive CO.,
CerraIrr.a ed Products Corporarion,
The American Tobacco Co., Bausct
and Lornb Optical Co. American
Trading Co. Castor. X .lliams and
Wicrnore. Inc. Case Pressing Ma
chine Co. Deere and Co, American
Potash Co. W L Douglas Shoe Co
Hershey Chocolate Co, Bethlehem
Motors Corporation. Case Plow
Works Ford Motor Co, Paige-De-
rroit Motor Car Co, American Mo
r,rs. Inc. A-Ias Crucihlg Steel Co.
W asrIrcnouse Electric and Aanufac-
turing Co. Hoe and Co. Fairbanks
Co. AJAX RGbhe-. Co. The Fiske
Rubber CO. and The Republic Rub
her co.
At the next session Of TIE com
N tee Mi Martens stated tha1 he
would submit a list Of The firms with
winch cur-racrs already nave beer
entered INTO by the Soviet gcverr-
msuL.