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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30

Dur'n1 inc last IL months, safn
mobiles and accessories 20 the v.,r.
Of s275.ooO,ooo were exported
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A comedy monologue that Ia Vim,
original and a sure-fire laugh ,sesss.
In offered by Harry Lee under ~.
title Of The Manager Hin -
trance. his familiar talk about ~.
disadvantages OF his calling. n.
songs and irnpersonations elicit "a.
erous applause.
A fetching bit OF musical com>Sv
In offered by Leah warwick ~
company in "cinthia's Dream
Humorous persiflage with 4 -
sonai tinge is the basis Of "A rsm.
ily Affair which Ia aired for H.
amusement OF the multitude by An
man and Woods. biackfacs csme,
dams. whose dialogue and ssun
amuse.
A snappy routine OF flying ~
and gymnastic feats Is Offered b.
Fred and Albert. who also incirds
some novel strong jaw work h ~
routine.
Bessie Barriscale IL the star q T.
feature photoplay. 'Llfe's Tvists
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
PEACH CONSERVE

Twelve large peaches. oranges,
j small bottle OF cherries. Slice
peaches and oranges. add ar much
sugar as you have fruit and cook
for 20 minutes. All cherries and
cook Is minutes more. Place in jelly
molds and seal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30

Col James Como. U. 3. A.. with
Mrs. Como and family. win remove
from tho Darlington Country club
September TO an apartment at the
ST Paul, Summit ave. and Seneca st
Mrs. Ernstus Braincrd Is spending
a few weeks with her daughter. Mrs
Henry Wahoske.
Mlss Elizabeth Wilcox spent the
week end at Port Madison. the guest
OF MIR. and Mrs. Louis J. Muller.
This weekend DR.. and Mrs. J. w.
Edmunds entertained Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Morford at their country home
a, Dnworth Point. vashon Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. NJ Casey icft by
motor a week ago for a visit In Con.
tact. New. expecting to return aeou,
September Is.
Mr.. and Mrs IL r. Barrett have
returned from q weeks recreation Mt
Glacier Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph c. Tyler arc
enjoying a two weeks holiday at
Gcarharthyth Sea. ore.
Mrs Charles l. Moses and mother.
Mrs. Alfred Harvey. departed yesscr-
day for vader. Wash. to spend a
few days as tho house guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Nelson Cheney.
Miss Katherine rarren returned
Saturday evening from orcas island.
where she has visited for several
weeks.
Mrs Tracy Robertson and "a ugh.
ter. Miss Cynthia Robertson. who
have been occupying the C. w. slim.
son home Mt the Highlands for the
past month. arc again at homo In
their apartment In the Alta Vista.
Mrs. Harvey J. Salmon and chill.
dren Of ST Louis. Mo-. who have
spent tho summer months an the
guests OF Mrs Simmons parents. Mr..
and Mrs. C. J. Smith. are returning
to their home the FIRST OF the week
Mr.. NJ. J. Pigotf and daughter. Miss
vai~rta Pigott. plan 20 leave scptem-
Der for New York city. Miss Pixott
viii enter school at Manhattonviile.
". Y. and Mr.. Pirott viii return
after a months sojourn In Eastern
centerz.
Mr.. J. W. For and son, Mr.. Harry
Fox. are leaving this week for Culver.
H.. where Mr.. Harry Fox win enter
Culver Military academy. Mr.. For
will return after his, sons regis,ra-
ton
Commander Isaac Cureson John
son. u. 8. ~. and Mrs. johnson. who
have been residing at Coronado. will
arrive Friday TO BE- the guests Of Mrs.
Johnson's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. AZ
sxandcr Bailiic. They expect 70 de-
part on Monday for their new station
at Richmond. Va
Miss Jean Fox will leave the end
OF September TO enter oakesmere. at
Mamaroneck. ~. Y.
Mr., and Mrs. Farweli Putnam LII.
iy un Mr.. and Mrs. Henry X. San
der are departing tomorrow for a
motor trip around the Georgian cir.
cult. returning the end OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Earnes. OF Phil.
adelphia. Pa. are visitors In Seattle
and are guests at the Hotel wash.
ington. Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes are
en- route home from wintering In
California. concluding an extensive
tour OF tho United States.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Dudley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Parnell Clark.
who have been occupying the home
Of Mrs. James II. Calvert. will re
move on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.
Dudley will return to the Hotel Sor
rento, and Mr.. and Mrs. Clark will
leave for Spokane for n months visit
with relatives and friends. Accom-.
panied by Mrs. James Clark. they
win motor 10 California later to
spend the winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
Ten for Miss Fisher

Mira Aubrey Wilton Is planning a
tea 70 be given at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. William Lauren
Rhodes on wednesday. September
sth. compHmcnting Miss Irene Fish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
Miss Ristine Honored

Compiimenting her sister. Miss Au'
drey Ristine, who IL 10 be n Sep
tember bride. Miss Theola Ristine
entertained last week with lunch
con and shower at her home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
Fashion Show at
MacDougall-
SOuthWick's

Gowns and wraps brought A,r..s,
from New York city are bring -
by eight attractive models in ~.
fashion shows that begun A. -.
Observation-Disclosures gown -
ton at 1890 this morning.
A novel arrangement for int.
ducing the manneauins has been 4.
yised. A small page turns ~.
leaves OF a golden book. decor,tss
with peacock feathers, ana m.
figures emerge and stroll down n.
promenade. The New York REM
sentative who accompanies ~.
gowns and direct the shows leaAs
the models.
The second show was giveo ~
1880 this afternoon and two sbo-.
each day will BE- given at the NM
hours on Tuesday and wedne.6s,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
Degree OF Honor

Seattle lodge No. 7. degree OF honor,
auxiliary to Ancient Order OF United
Workmen. progressive whist party In
Evergreen hall. Arcade building, at
o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
Washington L~ague Of womens
Voters Dinner

An informal dinner 20 member. and
friends OF the Washington League of
Voters viii BE- given on Wednesday
September I. at the New Washington
hotel at ei5 y. m. Reservations
should be made thru Mrs George H.
Litticfieid. chairman Of arrange
menta. at Krnwood .Iik Plates Will
be- A. 90 each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
Birthday Party for
Daughter

Celebrating the fourth birthday OF
her little daughter. Florence Lucille.
Mrs. Calvin c. Carpenter has invited
twelve tiny tots 10 her home on
Friday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
}CIubzH
CLUBS FOR TUESDAY
Writers Club

Writer'S club will meet IN the Err.
ickson clubrooms, Y. w. C. A, at 8
p. m. Papers will be read by Mrs
O. =. Haley. Mrs. f. l.. Jenkins and
Miss Helen Maring. Visitors are wei.
come.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
THE Sfd

Of an Italian. the situation affording
plenty OF good comedy.
Heno'H foolishnens IN something dif.
feront and h well liked BY the audi.
ence.
Miss Ioleen IL billed M n petite en-
tertainer. Jackie and Billy. two
thinking and talking birds. appear In
a novel attraction.
Kilograms and Literary Disests
Topics OF the Day complete a good
bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30

The busheI measure was Instituted
by statute in 1865. at the time OF
King Henry III. of England
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30

Mrs. John a. Bennett will be host.
ess to the West Seattle Art club on
Wednesday. September 1. at her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
Prairie Rose Club Meeting Postponed

The regular August meeting OF the
Prairie Rose club has been postponed
until Monday September 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30
Elsie Befndict Club

The Elsie Benedict club meets at
the home Of Mrs. Anna Myklebust.
40is Ashworth ave. at 8 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30

home. 5sts tsd ave. =. w. Mrs. J.
Herbert AIMEE WI lead the afternoon
discussion and Mrs. George q. Ait.
now will give an Interesting paper on
Modern Pottery:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30

During the last IL month"; 80
mobiles and accessories TO the vain
Of 1915 900 900 were exported
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30

Mr.. J. W. For and son. Mr.. Harry
For. arc leaving this week for Culver.
H.. where Mfr. Harry For win enter
Culver Military academy. Mr.. For
will return after his, sons rcgistra-
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-08-30

Mr.. NJ. J. Pigotf and daughter. Miss
vai~rla Pigots. plan TO leave scptsm-
Der for New York city. Miss Plxo,s
viii enter school at Manhattonvilic.
". T. and Mr.. Pigott will return
after a months sojourn In Eastern
centerx.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-22
EASTERN MAINE
VI. E. CONFERENCE
OPENS AT BANGOR

Ea-E-a-. A4+.-. A I'LL = hs Las =. ale
Ii Z conference opened n the Brewer
Methodist church THIS morning VILE
Bishop Edwin = hughes Conducting
he devotional service. VIM a.so pre-
slde5 a. the sacrament If ne Lord :
supper, sa-ved py conference 5is-lc:
sI,T7 -enaer-s and entertaining -as-u-
Esv Charles 2 Sn--a Of Crlun was
elecred --easE-e-, Rev Herbert ?. MI
Lg2a of Eas+on. s-2-sslcian. Eev.
Thomas 4 wa.tEslae us F7aul-un. ser
-era-y and Eev- David L T-ibGG. Sec
-e-a-. emeritus If ne cu-1ereace Eeg
Z Il Cousins 3n- ne Cn1E-agz-nna1-
lists and Esv :. Charles Nac1urala fcr
the Ea7r.s1 brought f-z.s---lal greetings
which were acknowledged by BISHOP
Eugaes The conferences cnu-zaaes until
n snczr mon.
The conference sermon wss preached
sv Eey Finn "a E.ssan The a1.er-
noon and evening sessions we're de-
vDrsG &C anniversary services u 1-1a
-2Gles Aid ElIun. "a Oman Home
MISSION Society and 5on-d IF Temper
zrcs respectively. gev Jaha n. A.
rs-s CT Portland gave ne evening al
dress m temperance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-22
AUGUSTA WORKERS REACH
HALF WAY MARK WEDNESDAY
CHAMBER COM. ,ERCE DRIVE

The Augusta Chamber " Con-
narce drive yesterday brought tie
Membership ID to TWO hundred and
four.
This announcement g the no01-
Gay luncheon u Team " arka-s =
G. A. T Hal. brought Spontaneous
applause showing Is I 551 Lhat ne
first rTo dRys' EEar- 70 bu.ld Up
Chamber Ct Commerce = Az-sIa
resulted n passing n halfway
mark -;le gaa- being fur hundred
members TIE fEl LIST IF 1aose
signing appllca-lsr cards appears =
another column Those -.h--- gu
pl--L memberships ASP 20 Est=a
beneath -ae clock Of the E-sr 11aEe
Of The ken1ebec JoU-1a-
When L vas s1ated ~ D. y RI
Harms thai Mrs Eo2e Eavnes Y heel
~ had akEr ou- ian memberships
and that she VII strive u interest
Other oe-be q rhe CIVIC League
So that they too might Ioiz. tina men
II me luncheon ware veaener- II
their expressions Ct appreciation g
her efforts u help the Chamber II
CuDnerce.
The meeting was called 2 arGer 5s-
Arthur Y SGG4e Of me Executive
Cam -5air- COMMITTEES. wta presided
: These present ra6 @r1UveG . heart
meal and had joined n singing sev-
era popular SONGS under 1ne Leader
snip II = r Bilodea-. Captain Ct
Team Ne. L. A1tA- reports wara
made ~ captains and ne 6g--as
ware cna1ka6 II on the large black
beard Just back Of me Speakers
table PAM D Sargent chief anEn-
as- OF ne Name SI21a Highway De
pa-me1-- was Introduced Il talked
- the poIc1 falling Of rae benefits
- be derived as ne result Of n
2-Cve0erE Of roads Ina VII ccn-
meet the ua1c streets Ct s-1es and
r0wns With one another" and ne
neec fer support TX Chambers Of
Commerce n projects which ara de-
signed 1a- the good Of a.
y certainly hope thai with The
Chamber Of Commerce established
II Augusta Va WI oe aDle . accom-
pi2sh many more things" ne sR4G-
II CIT help Is tc- rs members W
recognize that -re maintenance Of
roads is a business proposition. II
C.-aasine me value Of properties and
adding business n towns and cities
CT Maine. WITH the backing ny Z
Chamber Of C0-nerce J. w De
inch easier u ccuv1nce me Leglsia
cu-e Of -le need for appropriation Of
funds FIR use hy the Stare Highway
Commission
A1ter M- Soule had called upon cap-
Continued on Page Col =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-22
Endless Debate
In Senate Over
Soldier Relief

asti1-Ion. April e--P-aGicror
that future generations wgEl1 be
called upon u pay twenty five bill
lon . wnriG war veterans and their
dependents. ware made TO-DAY br
Senator Thomas, Democrat Caln-aco.
during dehG1s on a bl4l providing an
increase II $50 = month % CIVIL VA
pensioners.
In opposing the measure Senator
Thomas declared thar those VINO
ware IN rns war with Germany were
making an onslaught On ne --eas-
aryr and that their ber1-S demands
had ~slea-ac American public spirit
WIN the CusIa- -za-k"
Senator King De-1oc-a- tab.
leading 1ne fight OF the b5Il asserted
that Z would add s5a-25a. 300 . -aa
present pension budget
The Geba-s became SO lruE-acued
thai vote was put ever Until lamnr-
row
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-22
Chicago Meeting to End
Rail Strike Fizzles Without
Presence Leader Grunau
BOLT MASS MEETING

Chicago. -4pr,- John Ermal.
laa5e- a. me eu-.aw Chicago : ard
men Assoczazlan wnc vas released
1rJn1 ..44- a. Soller- IF, -oday after
friends ha6 deposited 81 9og = *
pec. e p "a = 1ew meeting = strik
ing sw1-c1---eE ID and -.1e wa-kaU-.
following ne -1-1--L-lgl-s Elimination
= = mass -neGnE Today c2led II :
2onE--=e 4f z1--h= i.sa4lsrs u vote
aEl -a--Iv~--1g - we.-E
Declaring -1ey ha5 been --sold gu-'
ana aoaz1g dcwn attempts ~ strike
sead4-s e 415pea- q them 1o end Inc
E,akau- se-eral Thousand strikers
t85ay boiled = mass meeting when :
was announced. G-una-, VINO was to
2a~e presided Still was n 5aL
The gathering broke IL Il AZ up
-3E- ----u-r ~a!g14d inside ana 1u--
side ne nal -1r haz- Al hour bu-
there was nc Violence and 10 arrests
wH~e made
Shannon jones. r : Murphy and
H. ! Asp1sv. wno called the meet
G- G-Eez -he strikers ra re-1-n lie
work and awa-- action ct ne railway
-2our board N their demands tu- n
creased pa
IN ne r9sr--u-- was N America :,
11E. jonas touched = cocsLa1--v as
III spoke. -As Murphy began to SPEAK
81 vas E-aetaG Wiz cries II ~ ne-e :
E-2-a- We wan G7~ucau Ftr1,--sr
Continued CT 7ane -cas. g
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-22
TO LOSE RIGHTS

New Y ark. 4 PR o--E-.l1-oa1 en-
piuEes VINO 1ouk par = the IN
authorized strike vii moi be rein
stated VIII -1ez- SENIORITY nights. L
WIS announced tonight by J. ! Mar
al. spak ama1 fUr the E=rs-zz man
aEar's assoc1a1GE. altar conferences
VIII rne -apress- ra--ves Of ma 1au-
ar3-rernooGs CT -a+1-ead employees.
The rerll-c17r strikers VII be -eG,s-
tered rs new employees, NJ Marital
said
Ts-s a1l0EncE-e-- vas issued Il
r=- Representatives IF -ne -zl-oa5
hrotherhon6s Rad spent serera- ncurs
n III Unsuccessful attempt 70 secure
an gEension u the -a-lron5s al11n-
AMIN winch expired II 1nau last
sunday The brotherhood chefs
sought e gan II eEe1slun uc1L-
noon LCnCr-ow
II announcing thai the strikers
Uno -er--n w. ne registered as new
employees, NJ Ma1teE said. II VII
De a case If a-sr cune first se-ve6-
Men WI be assigned . runs n -ae
order winch they report eor 5ury.~ ae
ADDED.
E a A1E1ga chairman Of the
strikers executive canl-1ea. vnan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-22
Federal Grand Jury
Curious Regarding
Mass. Hard Coal Prices

ting Fasse-zl g-zaE Ju-r was ordered to
aar nr Lulzed STATES A-rnrnsv Buv1tnu
II Ec,vast1--te me recent advance IL the
price Of na-d cua4 Since the Increase
was announced agents u the depz---
mene If 1ustIre have a=en EnGulring snsn
me conditions n the era trade ana the
evlnsucs taken a. recent hearing be-
fnre the STAIR cnrnrnss alun an rhs neres-
xariex Of life also Will be placed bsfnrz
TIE Jury The commission IN a formal
statement -ersu--sr declared tina Increase
znpunr.U 70 be urER-xu-a2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-22

san RanC, APR @--lEv The As
socla1ed Pressl-Ths supreme caUn-
Cll 0f Inc Allies IS fllv prepared 70
execute -ae Turkish Treaty. ~ mi
ra-v farce Z necassa-y. The 'coQn-
cl accepted today a plan d-aw1 [ar
the employment CT lhe Allied armies
By Marsha Focr. Field Marshal Str
Henry wilson. Br1Gsh Chief Of star
and General BaaoElic. I-al4au Chef
Of STAT VINO were present AZ the
morning Session.
Two hundred thousand allied
--oups z-"a new WITHIN tas borders u
ne Turkish Empire. sr-a-E1lcal7r
disposed and these forces cnn be n
creased I Turkish resistance de-
veiops farrnIdatsiy - any essential
numbers GrHecR VII. probably supply
-ae largest number Of c-uops.
Supplementary naval plans also
we're approved ~ the council 10
winch Baron BeA-rv. commander of
the B-1Zsh Grand Fleet. and Aenlral
Levasse1-. assistant ID EaF Caise Of
the genera SIT Of the French Nav
explained the plans n person.
The treaty which tne council rEr-
poses 10 finish today does not include
-ne ina arrangements for zanGa-
u1ry states.
They WI silllv be CIT apa--
from Turkey and disposed IF By the
supreme council n the future. The
council has determined ID isaTe h---
G-sI2n par II Turkish -ac--1arv for
I pe-oG CT TWO years and then de-
eide whether = leave Il with Turkey
a mandate.
France Is making fresh proposals
respecting Smyrna wtlca VII be
discussed la-ar TINS afternoon. Tins
session VII also settle rhe future OF
A@-.ianpp]= and consider Questions
-alalng . EEyPr The Sudan and
Cyprus.
This morning me council discussed
he composition Of military. nava1
and aerial COMMISSIONS N Turkey
L gave ID the military and naval sx-
Per-s the INSTRUCTIONS necessary fer
preparation If data far compilation
Dv me eE1z-G-Inl committee on a--
-3cles relative to the Turkish treaty.
The limit ID be 6-eG for he right
these COMMISSIONS a.so Wa consider
e5- The question Of T1-Res12a was
settled by the council
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-22
BRITISH
AT VARIANCE ON
CE RMAN intent
Supreme Council to Determine What
Shall be Asked of Germany and
How to Get It--France Suspicious
and Wants Drastic Action
England Favors Plan Of Fur
Their Economic Restrictions

San Rznc. A1rl 21-Br Inc Asso-
eiarad Pressa-E1sccssian * what
sisa-1 De asked II German and how
what Is asked shan De exacLe6 VII
ne begun br ne supreme COUNCIL
-aDGr-ow Tension between French
and Br11sh delegations Oh th.s SUD
leC- has been considerable
The French ara declared 70 feel
deeply Laa- they have been -1le great
as1 sufferers from Ger-sa1r's suls-
sion Z fulfilling la- --aa-y obl-Ga-
lions thai GerDal-'s retention q
var uatar2a1 canpeIs Frame e re-
nan armed and that ne reducr1or n
Goa deliveries keeps an important
part II ths French industries idle
The Franc. say -t2ar Germany
during lie last --1e months aa1 n
rared clearly q m FRENCH md
-na- she c-a1ds q CT nothing s1s
cazanT pc compelled u &c and thar
unless Las a--les sharply warn mar
and prepare % follow II -ne warning
~ tor-Cie measure Germany VII
default upon the essezZa2 clause Of
re E-sR-y. counting UPON GscagZ- :
mv further penalties. Or upon I "a
VISION Of Lte treaty greatly G1saaT-an-
rageuus 10 1ae Trench
though Germany mas asfaul1eG N
several extremely important respects
and thai she must Ne required 70 FIJI
IL mar 8bEEalrnE. she CIT De made
n 90 30 wl-2oE. further occupation
u her -E--1Torles and ny seva-H EGG
cQUlC restrictions. The British
statesmen ara understood e look ask
a1ce CT me French Claims and feel
Lra+ leadership among ne allies Is
being disputed.
The supreme Crunch had z d-ez-r
three hours afternoon SESSION ovz-
TURKISH ounGhuide-s rights men ever
boundaries. bE1 4lc not finish tae -ea.-r
2.ruEe-ne- The news u Germans re-
guest = retain II any Of ~ 8E -zaca-
81 san RENO E-y- through me Azsp-
c.2-ed P-ass dispatches and WIS dis
CIsseG n AT alInz1e6 manner II -nn-
ference circles. = Il racAlle-i ina. 81 :
ns7 was Marshal Fochs ar1E-na- AE-,-s
t1- ne German amy bur Il WIS re-
auced = 1nsa u the instance Of Pre-
MEG LLOYD George
The TraraIe-s d+=cided q end -ila -uu1-
q IN SA-u-1av Man QUESTIONS VII,
Se lse- Cnsg--eG, bur eacH prime Mn
IsrRr has I-1-s,---.z..luna4 a-unIar4s &. nu-ue
demanding his ATTENTION T,2R- . the
1fic:a. explanation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-22
REBELS power
Continues 10 Gain IN
Mexico
Ssvaiu-ic- -sace1 ~ State 5f Sc
-o-a--l1aigo arc -lzxacaia .cir
Gcs-- Claims
-orai -eferrlcrs Only

Z a.siz--..--s7rs- A.s-l L-Eapor.s rom
NJ -x1ca. a.ic.2- and unofcin4. -ol..ts
--77,t,zslzed ne wiz Strength q -ae
Esvcl-se1-r nav -ngvarlez: let Gs M
s,a-a II -onara-
A5-.ces 5-on p--v4-e sources SAD -wo
new s1.-.e.s. Ellz-=9 Gne -lazacn4a. sup
pu-.aG til -i2slr legislatures ana Erazz
--oupz. ma 5a.ne1 n me secssElan
movement .'1ht-r I1s77a--tle.s -oia ~
zs,z--e-.r- au- s.-9n= adGl-ons Is n"
.avufu-lou-s1s lei by .5,.r- -A-nz..fo Go
-2e@. Eodolf7 lza-.egoa, Al3gndio Gareez
md Aua-o -lt--aago-
General -A--r,1.e3 l5grnez v2s zaid -
M - occupied -1-x-1aa VIII SaH men an
- IT -a-a4-aE1rlg -anpicn- he v1-2-
canas.- Of Mezl-o's al raglan.
The M-zx5c4r err E1sEv issued Z zorma.
sr-a,ss.r1.srt On 1le sI-Iia-l1n declaring ne
revolution n - only d local movement
The s-z-s--lan- added however -Ha1 =
me Secession rorernen- should spread
i would resul- Il ne s-1rpaEe e 3Usi-
ness. c..--,z-.lr-1e2- II we2--a and 11-a--
naauna- curz-zercs and ne indefinite
pns-nnnenen- Of -ae foreign aebE'
The embassy SIND M aniv STATE CIV
e---1gr sy--r,7,R -.l-z.ng win ne -enei-lnn
was Governor Ea-lgQe Es-as3n Of lac
a-acas and the governor u Aicnoaca2-
-t.1s xas ne z-st confirmation received
ne-e --sa- Zacz-ac1s government 1as
7a1-ed ctle revolution SIS and MS Access
sinn s regarded as important owing
ID the important position n rs slz-e-
The Senz-a committee Investigating
1fex5ca1 relations t3Gay summoned E-sn-
"a vakiar Alva-a1a, who WIS governor
Of Eucat41 sor Ca--z-.Za during ne
Eaneq4ln controversy and who s row
n x asnlngr1n, - appear 5e1ora :. TIES
Ga.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-22
ARREST CHINESE
WITH BIG LOT OF
DOPE AT BANGOR

5al-0r. NJ. April - a mar
blLled n Lee Eng Chin perfu-rtng
mathematical 1aEtE a. ne Elton
theatre WIS arrested today nv Fed
e-al Officers Fancy and CE-ol u
charge c. unlawful possession -
morphine capsules found upon hin
beng submitted fsr ANALYSIS ID
Professor Bartlett - the University
u Name and found % contain 24:s
gains OF 1re drag valued. II pres
ea- selling prices. a. &.oee
The prisoner WIS allowed n per-
~3r-l rs act -cl11 GIT under yu-vel-
lance Of officers and than taken 70
sal y await hsa-LnE On Tuesday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-22
Death Toll $50 In
Southern Tornado.
S2.No.W Damage

Birmingham. Ala Alrl .l-E-evlsez
reports roaav 1-1rs ne tu-naEo-sr-icker
areas uf MISSISSIPPI. Aia1a-1la and Ten
nsssee placed the number q fatalities
resulting rum yesterday srurn AZ lisa.
nsne lesE -ha1 a. first reported r0-a--
The LATER reports znla az hundreds IN
.t.z-ed and estimated ne rruae--v dam
aE-p Il more than x-asa ssa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-22

x, AqrZ --HaHry IgElGa-
me STOCK market roGay sent
-=z T. i.1z-ng DOWNWARD. II ane II
s. ss.~e-s ~eve-sals % tns vea-
.4-"7 -ssuss- especially those n Z
lTa =aa-ac1Er, declined i've u
v--le Gene--l M5Drs 6-up-
-s = The aIE crash came
-aA. apu- v1en nearly ane--taEr-11
extensive turnover Of more
--- shares took place SO
- r-s ne -gah e sell MAJ r;le ticker
=rl1zcas behind N report
-a4~-9ns
action marked me rad
-ol-ur market here and II
and provisions markets II
lara WIS break Of more
'-- #z-s z -he coclon nza-set, a.
Il 1r3spec-r Of ne-e- weather
ar Re- and me failure Of
- aG-icss ~ stimulate 1UyIng.
p-lces ~ gram and pro-
a.3Eed suddenly uuas- Al zT-
-,. " sailing. Carr fall as -uch
ausne. and pork S-A 4
v-aaa2eG aa1 position OF 1r5fss-
1t"rs nary AZ whom suddenly
rs4 .as without funds 1ar the
hex cunnszr -nenEs. prsczp-
ls-c.t.se n *he local market
oGn II banking interests.
a-~1E--s. u large proportion
selling grlg1na&ea al In-e-
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