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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29
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canuioatus fur Congress

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mar s4-ConE-eaEnRa Daniel J. MceSl-
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years asn, IN IN. fourth district
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n. poorer c.1zn their Raprhiican arern-
IN. vat tasre are several who Would
,ike 70 70 as delegates 70 ne national
cnnvenr1un.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29

Cnce year onr Of the grexSmt ac'
Partisan drcssruaksrs isTs sacn as
the women IN his Anploy chnuss =
sswn rum nas xtnck and has u~dan
N nncuc6iox % har 6tracxinR
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29
arr:iarc- Old 0r-rard E,sctr,os Now
Sarninu

Portland Ne. March --T-uiie-
service b.swea1, -ir.s c4Iy and Old Orch
a-1. rn-.-upred seven waaks xwu D.
Succession uf heavy snpwrsurrm. wAA
-ssyyusc -ofnr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29

Epuna-z. F-anre- Ma--h -Fa-l-
ure Of rtle employees and vurK-r1en n
the uax11le industry u snl-a their
differences mas caused the ianor sra-
aicazes n the RnunR.x -eg.un 70 vuts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29
ForeignBriefs

London. A4gcn 2g a RUSSIAN
Boisnev.h l.aIIllr2 li..f..E -1nr -eeel vaG
~ wireless 1--lm -Gnscow -nQav
Claims IN. = the SIX weeks -.l-n
aA-E- gul-rIGIA--rE n the capture 81
Nuv8r3Hslsk aaC Ene complexion II
ne Occupation u ma northern -2u-
casus. the 5uiEaev:k. captured -lCn
oil walls from 4ne loops Of Cen.
Dec5k-.
Paris Ma-cl IS -ilv-s Char
ges mar ne military par n Ger
many mas been sac,-HIlv working IT
4 reorganization pian for ne Ser
man army ara made bv The ,Tou-na!
cocay- Investigation has revealed
The list Of men VINO CAT oe unb-
ilized az ne 1-sI cal tuta-s 300 1Dn
n Bavaria aiune.
Paris. 1aa-nn S, French w--e-
] ass Service --AlaJur ( IiIlerulr. who
mas seer making d fight ACROSS The
Sahara with Lieut. ala1t Eha-us- mas
reached Seguu On ne NiEer accord
ing ID acvgces lust -eeaI-eu here.
Els noJnr being damaged slightly,
ne VIII remain II Segnu IS hours
hefnre -rsurnlnE ms 4irnt 10 oakaa-.
distance of SO r,lie~
Pans. March ck-5onus ana stocks
n the amount NJ So zoe. zoe we--e
found Recently in q leA thar nag n n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29
WANTED
Two Higgerhead
OPERATORS

IN Women and -hflt-ans ma
ctulr 1-rced MCAar SHOES 81 per
weak -la--z.r ..e Chance eur muse
/ speedy -lsa1~ 1oE, Snip IN -
weeks ever EAR sInce Started
IS hour veek Iuuu condltIuns-
'5poG place p i've Il, Somerset
Shue ca. ShDwasEAn. Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29

Warsaw, March BY -Ae Asso-
ciE1ae1 Press -Fciand' mute sent by
wireless - -ae RlsSian 5olsnpvik
government proposing April n -c-
meeting 1aIunen Polish and =ovfer
Delegates VIII d new 70 o1Iuri1-nE
rseaca makes no mention - p.Nr~
t--rns dealing soiejr with The pince
and me .a-e Of me proposed nees-
ing The pas sGGEas1ed FIR the
peace discussion r 5or-vsc- - miles
nur-thsaS1 Of M.nsk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29

EsrI.n. Marin 81. has seen
earned ram american SOURCES. sz-s
ne TaseniA11 -ncay nat a number
Of American financial cpncerns which
had offered to provide credits 20 a2d
,he -erDvey-- ~ German r--ade have
Withdrawn @,1sl- Offers as 2 result II
he regent Knapp cuup d'eeat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29

dcla. The Dag vas hidden I d
a-4-u-- The cur-erts uf-.le bag
vere canEsca-ad 5v ma Polish g1v-
eminent. as i IS believed -aPv were
destined 11r anisnevIsi propaganda
n -en-a- Europe
6rrhav Ma-cr es-The Esv =
u .acR-nnn. Al American medical
II. sEl 0na-v vino was found -.i.ltv
.ast wank Of "Culcaoie homicide aoT
mounting = -ur1e- *ur having
s1Ut anc killed MAJOR Z =. Clos-e
Il -adt-a Assam. has ar-a-ed IN
appeal e--1rn The vsrdic-- NJ Jack
mn was sentenced - -wo vsG-s
70 ne A-tppra Ia5l The evidence e.
ne --1A tenoec u SHOW -aGt NJ
Jack-a1 trad Al Major CloerA Under
grave 2rovoc-luu-
Sr-asc l--, Ma-c.l 2S-C-e--1arv VII
assume 1e~ customs service runrY-
uw al stations she occupied alung
ne E-lune prlcr 70 the F-anco-P-as-
sian war 81 1879
C1nEcau-appie. March Grand
Duchess olga Alexandria slstar Of
former Emperor Nicholas Of RasE,a
las iet. rtlis~ CITY for Serbia IN -1u-e
10 Denmark. " mere sne VIII -esiCie
permanently. She Sill ir--i- be-
Isves her nruLler and us family "a
alive
Epuna.Z F-anre Mai -Eal-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29

Lisbon. March gJ-A widespread
-'sroiaEnnarr piuI mas bean 5iscuv-
=rad ny ne government winch an
1tlC.z- communication say-s- Is deter
mined x MAINTAIN order SerRre
measures against pruHreertuE and
eauc. boarding viii pc aiken Food
s-usES SIZED n shops and homes vii
~ 1o1ascared and The E1ilrr persons
punished.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29

PARIS. March cs-5onus ana stocks
n the amount N 50. oae Do0 we--e
found Recently in Iea her nag n Il
Paris --,a-n by a Polish customs Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29
INSTRUCTION

Cor~espnnuence Courses ~
EAI-W AZ MAIL -.-EEAS-s;10 II nth
Experience l-necassa-v EIErE men
= Upward. desiring Ie-ksnipx w--r4-
@u- E-n.@ particulars = -ay-y- 51n--n.-
~'vii se-'-iGe EXAMINER. = Conr-ner-al
Bug. Il asniuE-on. = Z
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29

Wa-sRw, March g7-.5v ne A1p-
claTsd PrezEp--he Polish Inc Ii
holding al along ne rant n Fudo-
Ii. waere ne 5olsnev-k1 had con-
ctrE-at-d the a--acks IF their big Of
tens1va n az =.cr- u lake the .n-
pnr-21- CRY Of ka-nerz-Podolic ac-
cr--1in- II TIE Polish headrua-re-
l.onrDun.uue issued -nday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29

elr q genera s--ike- Employs - ne
number If 15a 900 viii De involved.
Geneva March sN-he SWISS auth
critics a-s Investigating ne nysterv
af a --azu flied with a-mure6 xuro-
-aorfies and MAXIM -iHes winch AZ
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Poland The tran stamped and Sc
qeust-a-sd a. Zu-lcn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-29
I'LL Tell Your Story In Thousands of Homes At Once
MERCHANDISE

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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-28
The Better Way

Cincinnati Enqurer)
 State after state is moving forward i'll the 1nl- portant matter of penal administration and reform Development in this regard has been slow, but the progress made is gratifying all those who believe rehabilitation of men is only possible, but an economic necessity well as moral duty
 Michigan is doing effective work at her state penitentiary and along lines forecast by those who have in charge the creation and administration oi
 The Warden of the Michigan penad institution is who understands men. He has made his per sonaty big asset with his charges a sgteen tn nan in which one hundred convicts are employed Ihey are without guards or keepers and sleep in dorm ia uniquely expresses the trust the Warden reposes in them: Do not climb over wire fence or cut wires but 20 to the gate if you want to escape.
 There are no escapes Men who are trusted usu- ally return trust. These men. and men in all insi- tutions where similar methods are employed realize that they have friend that they are going to have every opportunity possible to make good when they
 Too we are making signal progress ill the mat ter of reform in Ohio It is claimed by experts that delinquent children is the most advanced step ever taken by any state or country :, ,u;,
 A Juvenile Research Department is to begin functoning in Columbus, and more juveniles will be committed by the sentencing courts of the state State Hospital for the Feeble Minded All juvenile offenders will be committed direct to the Juvenile tuition they will be given physical and mental ex. animation. Experts will determine whether they are or mentally @ or interest, because of the influence older per sons, whether their condition is due to home en- vironment
 Properly administered this institution should be capable of great good Its work is intended to re- claim every child not mentally wrecked to return these children their homes where possible, or to provide for them in such way may result in their ultimately becoming useful members of society The cold routine of courts which too often degenerates into caous indifference is to be replaced by the in fuences of attention kindness, interest affection and expert treatment Other states observing Ohios work in this regard, and the hope is fndulged that 1t prove of lasting value to many unfortu- nate or erring children.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-28
; UNITED AMERICANS!

For more than four hundred years America has
 been the spot of ground on this old ball of mud
 which offered refuge to the down-trodden people of
 eyefy other country on .earth ; America stands today willing host to all who
 seek shelter, regardless of their political relig
 ious or economic views.
 A few people have come to our shores for selfish purposes. .These people carrying systematic and subtle propaganda for the purpose of stirring up strife and Agitation.
 < Just now these unpatriotic. selfish and ignorant agftators bending possible effort to gain control of organized labor and persuads the rank and file of Tabor to tear down instead of build up
 z. Already enough ahrm has beeus done to undo pfactcally A the constructive work the labor unions hare done in the past thirty years. ,, No civilized country will tolerate mob rule for long, and any individual set of individuals who slows the mob spirit to prevail will permanently oss the respect of the great middle class.
 ssOrssnised labor is suffering cankerous retro kfSsston that win eventually eat away its vitas if [ aDes not eliminate the cause. The cause is the fil1 eatfng revoiYttonigts who are using labor as
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-28
Luke Mcluke Says

Luke MeLuke Says
 There are something's that were intended to be eaten with the fingers. Spaghetti and pigs feet, for in- stance.
 Even when you can see that a modest girl is wearing a knee-high skirt you are not supposed to see her legs.
 When they are engaged he is al ways saying that he is unworthy of her. And when they are married she is always saying it for him.
 Funny how 150-pound girl doesn { hurt mans knee when she sits on it the way she would if she happened to be a 15O-pound man.
 And what has become of the old. fashioned peace palace that used to be located at The Hague?
 Our currency would be a whole lot dirtier than it is if women did not insist on holding their carfare in their lips.
 A man is handicapped. If he has homely face he cant wear low necked waist to distract your at tention from his face
 It wasn't such much of a Christ mas for the O. f. man, who was used to getting five or six quarts of "Sharkey" and a silver-mounted flask with his monogram on it as Christ mas presents.
 To be happy with husband a woman must learn to be happy with out him a good deal of the time.
 Many man wouldn't look so blamed dignified if he knew that a bedbug was doing a marathon around the ribbon of his hat
 This is queer world. If the re- viewers announce that book is will sell at least 20 copies. But if the reviewers announce that the book is filthy and obscene, the pub fishers will sell at least 30,000,00 copies.
 Humans arc just like sheep and like to herd with the biggest crowd. This is the reason why there are so many knockers and so few boos- ters in the world
 The lid is down on gambling in most towns. But if you must gam ble. you can get married, or you can buy eggs.
 What has become of the old-fash- toned man who had pair of squeaky shoes that he wore only on Sundays
 A lot of men put off what they should do today so they will have time to tell what they are going to do tomorrow.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-28
WICKERSHAM NOT QUITTING

Don't think that Judge Wickershams decision not to for Delegate to Congress indicates that he has any idea of giving up fixed purpose to get on the public payroll again He decided not to run again for Delegate to Congress because he under stands to do so would invite certain defeat and thereby destroy all payroll chances. Wickersham is seeking the position of Governor of Alaska He has been on the public payroll for almost a score of years in Alaska and he is playing what he thinks to be good cards to stay And in the game he Is appealing to the prejudices and ambitions and special all sorts and conditions of people in the Territory.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-28
BITS l)F BY- PLAY By Luke McLuke
 -:- Copyright by Cincinnati
 Enquirer
V item, Boys!

The No-Toibacco army is mobiliz- ing. The gen eral staff has headquar- ters at Spittsburg. They claim to have plenty of Long Green Tobac- cem. They bsave a vice-president. We suppose the officers wear plug hats. They say they intend to keep up the scrap until the users yell Snuff They think they have a pipe. They intend to es-chew all addicted to the habit. They say their plans will not go up ip smoke. They say to- bacco users are going to hades and they would like to see them in- hale. They say they have the mak- ings of a strong organizations that can't be matched. The head of the Women's Auxiliary is Anna, and they say they can't lose while they Hav.- ana.-T. H. M-
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-28

There is every indication that the Spring rush to Alaska this year will be the largest in many sons. who has spent few years of his life in Alaska loses his ambition to enter the keen com petitve for jobs that Is on in the States. He would rather come back North where he knows he get work if he is acquainted.-( Douglas Island NeWS)
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-28
Then 1t Happened!

q wonder If you could?" unused the rummy, as he poured little spirits of nitre into his ginger ale to give it kick.
 "You wonder if you could what?'' demanded the barkeep, as he walked over to the stove and grabbed the poker
 "Why, if a man hooked his watch to get room and his meals, I won der if you sould say that he is liv- ing on tick" replied the rummy, as he headed for the door.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-28
Very Regrettable
(Ketchikan Chronicle)

VhetCn1kdn CHTOn1CICJ
 Regretabe indeed is the news conveyed this morning in the telegram of Senator J. K. Heckman, Committeeman of the Republican party. Should the Republicans win out at the next National election Ketchikan should not but reap the benefit by hay ing the official party headquarters in the city And from the standpoint of the Republican party, it is serious matter, for it will be difficult to find another so we'll fitted, politically, independently, socially and financially as Senator Hickman.
 Republicans and Democrats of Ketchikan alike will regret the withdrawal of Senator Hickman. His decision means town and party loss.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-28

In these days of obscure boundary lines between political parties there is much in the air to the conclusion that the party which would nominate Hoover for President would have decided advant- age in the campaign that will follow the National Conventions Thus far his most pronounced support comes, apparently, from the independent element of the country.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-28
Water.

Water is wondrous blessing, Good for making seas and lakes; It would bring ten bucks per gallon, If it made a guy see snakes. Water is a wandrous blessing, Good for skating when it froze, But no good for decorating, It won't color up nose. Water is wondrous blessing, Good for people when they're sick; It would be our greatest treasure If it only had kick.
 Billie Wood.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-28

..a Radical anti-Administraton Senators who were ooudemning the Administration for its leniency to Reds and demanding deportation two or three weeks saso are now condemning the Administration for the ytholesaie arrests that Sare being made. The radical sai illustration Senators are first of all radical anti Administration They not for principles or poucies With them the Administration is damned if sft does and damned if it doesn't.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-28

cats paw with which to tear down organized society
 Will labor rise to the situation and throw off this leech which is sucking away it's life-bood, or will it remain silent and finally sink into oblivion?
 Organized labor needs sober, wise and patient counsel as it never needed it before Without this the cause of labor soon will be considered on a parallel with anarchy, revolution and utter lawess- ness.
 Who among the leaders of labor will be the first to this danger and head it off!
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-28
Ouch. Doc!

Some doctors believe that your bones need kneading. But what we started to say was that Knuckles & Knuckles are osteopaths in Marshall. Missouri.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-28

E President Cleveland stated certain occasion that it not the business of the Government to support the people but of the people to support the Government. That expresses fundamental truth about Government in democracy which never need ed greater emphasis than at this time.-(New York WOrld)
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-28
Mainly Other Things

I like to watch that chorus girl, To watch as. in the dizzy whirl,
 She leaps and springs For it is plain to see that she Displays originality
 And other things.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-28

Seattle could not do better than to elect Major Hugh M. Caldwell Mayor He is one of the strong young men of that city, which he served with dis tinguished ability as Corporation Counsel, a position which he resigned to go to for his country.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-28

Thus far this Winter the weather has certainly been all that could be desired by Alaskans, who caped the storms and cold weather experienced in the States.-(Cordova Times.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-28

The man who would in favor be With folks, is Luke's surmise, Should make them feel it is not he, But they, who are the wise.
 Canton, Ohio, News.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-28
Banq!

Bang! That tree is very smart, though 1t Does not bear any fruit; For every spring 1t makes a hit, When it begins to shoot. Amt They the Loven' Men! Loven Rogers lives in Irene, Tex as, and Truly Loven Fowler lives in Dallas, Texas.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-28
How to Become Popular.

One way to get popular and re- main popular is to make habit of getting people to believe that they know more than you do.-Luke Nc Luke.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-28

Never call ignorant who doesn't happen to know the things you know. He may know a lot of things you don't know
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-28

Every man admits that he ought to make most of what he has, but most of us insist on wa ing more to make the most of.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-28

What the average grumbler wants Is somebody else to make the world happier for him.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-28
FLASHLIGHTS
Detroit Free Press)

Don't bet a thing. If the other fellow
 Is willing to bet against it it isn't thing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-28

Some men such good regretters that they keep right doing the wrong things just to show off how apologetc they can be-
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-28
Standing.

This is a standing joke" growled the thin man on the rear platform of the packed street car.
 What is?" asked the fat man.
 Our street car service" replied the thin man.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-27
JAKE TUCKERMAN'S WIFE
IS GRANTED DIVORCE

Mrs. Alma Tuckerman wife OF Jake
Iuckerman, was granted an absolute
divorce Monday morning by Judge
ben Capell, In the Second division
OF the circuit court. Ralph Davis
was her attorney.
Mrs. Tuckerman and several others
testified in the case.
The jncident when Tuckerman was
arrested for shooting into his own
nome with pistol when Mrs. Tuck
erman refused to admit him was
Drought out In the testimony? Tuck
erman was not prosecuted for this
alleged offense, as Mrs. Tuckerman
refused to testify against him.
Mrs. Tuckerman charged cruel and
inhuman treatment, alleging that on
one instance, while they were at Ell.
lendale, Tenn, that Tuckerman beat
her and took money away from her
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-27
Edgar Welcomes
City Club Probe

John B. Edgar commissioner Of
the fire and police department, said
Monday that he welcomed the move
ment of the City club to get first
hand information in regard to the
organization and conduct OF the po-
lice department
Il would be very glad" he added
III the City club, the Rotarians, the
Chamber Of Commerce and other
civic bodies would each take steps
to inform their members of the actual
facts as to the police department,
through thorough investigations by
special committees.
THE records of the department
will show that the work was never
better organized and on a more eff
ficient basis. During the nine months
OF the present administration, many
abuses that formerly existed have
been eliminated and bad practices
corrected. While the personnel of the
police force is not all that is to be
desired, 1t will be realized that II
takes time to build up a force of the
right type Of men in such times as
these, but good progress has been
made"