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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28

in straight. boxy Jackets and closer Mt
ting suit coats with ripples at the sides
and fat hanging panels front and back.
Elton and bolero models give new effects
with scallops. uneven hens and coat
edges. Tailored suits with and without
belts are cut severely slender
Skirts are short. with a suggestion OF
more fulness in some cases, with panels,
tunics, hem trimmings ard pleatings.
Wrappy coats and capes Will be gem
orally worn, slender shoulders marking
h in soft and delicate fabrics.
Trimmings include beading and braid
ing. pecot edgings and new Nat floss
embroidery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28
DR.. HOLMES SCORES
PARDON OF RINTELEN
Protests to President Wilson
Against Freeing of German
Conspirator.
COMPARES CASE TO DEBS
Points Out That Spies Will Be
Encouraged to Operate
in United States.

In a letter addressed to President
Wilson the Rev. John Haynes Holmes
of the Community Church protested
yesterday against the pardoning OF
Franz Rintelen. reputed blood relative
of the ex-Kaiser. who was convicted
here In 1917 of conspiracy TO destroy
ships by means OF fire bombs. of per-
jury and fraud in obtaining a passport.
of plotting to foment strikes in NUM-
tons plants and of other acts in the
interest of the Imperial German Gov
eminent.
Rinteien sometimes called Won Rim
telen," was reported TO be here last
night, but efforts to locate him failed.
1t was said the German agent was en-
deavoring TO keep 'out of the spot
light" He is under bond to leave the
country at the earliest possible mo-
ment
Mr.. Holmes referred in his letter to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28

to the story that the two men compelled
them TO drive TO Wheeling. w. Va, where
they disappeared and left the couple al
most penniless.
Miss Phillips, who maintained a care
free air on her trip here from Wheeling,
has lost some of her spirit, according TO
police officials Since she has been con-
fined in Central police station she has
eaten little and has almost nothing to
say.
Detectives looking up Treadway's
career said II has been established that
he was never a boxer. He had assumed
the name of Young West" and had his
photograph taken In prize ring costume.
detectives said, to make a "hit'' with
girl acquaintances
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28
PURSE TELLS STORY
OF WOMAN'S MURDER
Is Found on Crimson Trail
Outside of Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Nov. PA woman:
purse near the street railway tracks in
Fifteenth street on the eastern outskirts
OF the city. and a crimson trail, as II a
body had been dragged twenty feet from
the tracks. furnished mystery to-day
which the police are striving to solve
Along this trail the police found other
evidence which seemed to point 10 O
murder, but thus far no body has been
found.
A slip OF paper in the purse contained
the address $50 Continental Building,
Washington. d. c." on one side. On
the reverse was written the name ''R.
Terry. former civil service examiner"
A card bearing the name "Iv l.. Reinert
Clothing Company, 40 Gallia street
also was among the contents or the
purse. There IS no Gallia street in Balti-
more
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28
DOUBT FALL IN SHOE PRICES.
Dealers Believe Situation VIII BE
Unchanged Until Spring.

The report that retail shoe prices are
about to decline again was doubted yes
terday by leading shoe merchants. Raw
hides are selling at next to nothing"
but tanners cannot afford to produce fin
ished leather at price as low as 1t is
now selling unless wages and overhead
generally are cut said one dealer.
Shoe manufacturers are operating half
time and the retail trade is overstocked
and has brought practically nothing for
next spring. Fail and winter buying
will begin next April, when it is ex-
pected business will be approaching nor
NAL. If finished leather should drop five
cents a foot, one manager said. it would
mean a difference of only twenty cents a
pair in the cost of shoes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28
SPRING SKIRTS TO BE
SHORT AND STRAIGHT
Youthful Spirit to Predomi-
nate, DEGREES Garment Max
ers' Convention.
INDIVIDUALITY KEYNOTE
Every Woman to Have Chance
to Express Her Personality
in Her Clothes.

cIEvsLAND. Nov. 27.-The semi-annual
meeting of the National Cloak. Suit and
Skirt Manufacturers Association here
to-day-was attended by more than 800
delegates who discussed the new fash
ions for spring as displayed by living
models at the style show this afternoon.
No very radical changes are shown
from the lines of autumn and winter
garments. Skirts continue short and
straight. The slender silhouette pre-
dominates and the youthful spirit was
expressed In many garments shown.
individuality is the keynote of early
spring apparel" said Philip Frankel,
executive secretary of the association.
Every woman will have opportunity to
express her own personality through Sc
lection Of the variety of models offered
by the manufacturers for 1921"
A wide choice in suits was displayed,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28
LODGE VISITS PENROSE;
FINDS HIM IMPROVED
Well on Road to Complete
Recovery, He Says.

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YoRK HErAIn-
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Ex-senator Pen
rose (Pa.) and Senator Lodge (Mass.)
conferred an hour to-day at the home OF
Senator Penrose. Senator Lodge was
the first visitor Senator Penrose had
received in more than a month After
Senator Lodge left Senator Penross re-
ceived newspaper men.
Before he left the Penrose house Sera
tor Lodge told the reporters he was de
lighted to find Senator Penroee well on
the road to complete recovery OF his
health.
What was discussed at the confer
ence was not made public. Senator Pen
rose told reporters his health was much
improved but Il the two Senators agreed
on any party plans or policies Senator
Penrose, as he usually does, RETAINED
from mentioning them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28
CHINESE SAILORS MUTINY.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Nov. 27.-Thirty
Chinese. members OF the crew OF the
British steamship Elder Branch. over
powered the watchman on that ship last
night and deserted. carrying with them
about ten pounds OF opium. twenty-five
of the men were arrested here and In
Norfolk to-day and more than two
pounds of opium recovered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28
CoLBY,s TRIP DELAYED.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 27.-Secretary Col
bv who had planned to leave Sunday
for South America. where he will pay
Official visits to the Governments of
Brazil and Uruguay and an unofficial
call upon that of Argentina, will not be
able to start before Tuesday or Wednes-
day, it was stated to-day at the State
Department.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28
KILLS SELF TO AVOID ARREST

NORFOLK. Va. Nov. 27.-Capt James
l.. Warren, master of the American
steamship Western Comet. shot and
killed himself as a police officer was
about to arrest him on a charge of
being $4,000 short in his &C counts. The
Western Comet, of the Baltimore Steam
ship Company feet. is at Baltimore.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
STATE TRACES DEATH CARS COURSE
ON NIGHT OF NELSON BARLEY MURDER
IN EFFORT TO FAS1EN CRIME ON BURKE

Sk0vhesar Ne Feb. -c.-No- one
Of -he sonevtlac prosy details winch
the prosecution Il tne 5E-ke --Ia-
are bringing ou- II support Of Their
case escapes the notice 0t Lhs de-
farse, Of tne g. Witnesses for -he
state but 4 haa beer examined &
the Giose Of court F--ldav
A stranger tp the circumstances
might almost determine the sIErIG-
e nee q The various incidents reia- =
&C by the a1L-ude q those II the
zDEiance who come E-0rl J2c1ia-,
What 70 II outsider appear trivial
TIES ere noted py than With tense
interest Especially was This notice
able II the eE0-- = race the move
neu-s o. -he automobile II which
Barley ana Burke ere KNOWN Il nave
ief- rne hotel -ha- evening
L VII he recalled thai Burke MS
stated thai ne aUrD-10blie turned II
a. hIs house. where Barley shot
mn n -he isc and -ne SAFE Is at
ten p-4uc 10 prove INT MS car was
IL -ne woods where BGr-l-sy WIS Kill
C q 40 T NJ tine correspond
IuC = ina. on which = Is said Bart
icy INST hare been killed. Or half
an hour before Burke c.&rs Il n1v
beeu shot. II support e this the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

IL. Lansing answered rvp days lars-
las Notwithstanding ne had called me
cz1l1eL conferences because ne and 0-h-
e-s u the F--estder-'- oAcIa! tari,v
fer tina. n view OF the eacr tha. We
were Denied cc-ru-licz-lur WITH YOU =.
was wise for Us % confer -oss-ns--or
matters winch could not De postponed =
The secrsca-v c1ncsatied by saving
TN. = The President believed he hac
failed u hiE ''lrval-v" 70 hin, and L
NJ wilson no Ionge- mao condolences
II nm, ne was ready 10 ''-slisve yDu OF
any embarrassment 5r placing nv res-
Ig-.a-Ior II vou- hands"
The P-esidenc replied last "Wednesday
Aat he was much disappointed y
NJ -ansngs Ierls- regarding the So
called caoner meetings" lie sal6 ne
found nothing Il me sec-s-E-vs ie--
-e- which jUs-Idss vUu- assumption d
presidential authority = sucr e EA--
-sr" anC addec -ha1 ne -muEc frankly
lake Advantage Of yoU- kind sugges-
cIoC" II resign
Must say" continued -ne P-esi-
dent. maj |. would relieve ne Of en-
Da--asgmen- NJ Secretary. ne enoa--
-assnsnt u feeling vuu- reluctance and
divergence o. Ju6E-sr. z vor vuul5
give 10 vuu- present Office and sSn-5
ne AZ opportunity IT seiec- someone
{con,inuee on Page Col. g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
Representative WOm-
en- from All Parts of
State Gather to Show
Wholehearted up
port Of Republican
Party in Com z
Campaign - kenne-
bee Organization Is
Completed

This Is The first meeting of It's
kind II the history Of Maine" was
the emphatic cta-ac-e-tza-ior gwen
by Chairman Frank = Ham q Lhe
Maine State Republican committee
20 rhe conference q the Women
Advisory State Republican co@t--
tee. which was entertained Friday e.
the Augusta House ny Mrs Guy ?
Ganner- the chairman:
The conference took tne form u
= delightfully."- appointed luncheon
served II the private dining roou
bur I-swas far more than mere So
cial functions The gathering IN
cludeo over 80 women. some Of whom
came -on the far corners Of -ne
SEzra- Al but rwo ot the COUNTY
members Of the State conu1-ae wars
The -Dwr and CITY chairman OF ken-
cebec county.
Previous ID TINS lEncneo- tns Z en-
nsbec COUNTY delegates were Assem-
pled under the leadership Of County
Chairman Blame :. TiIea and The
woners COUNTY organization was
perfected Mrs. Anna NJ D-unno nd
Of WE-a-vlle was elected chairman
Miss Eosamond Couno- q Augusta
secreIa-y. and Mrs. F. L q eeks @
Randolph treasurer Mrs.. Drum
monC WIS empowered 70 appoint rhe
county executive committee z. her
discretion THIS action -ac-lcaIl-
completes -ne EXTRA organization d
hsrueDec county women Chairman
NUes has been the ctle+ ass.s1Zr1
10 Cne women II Organizing Gn6 has
been indefalgahis II helping WIKI
kennebec coUn-y's arrangements for
the cuM-uK cEUpalEL-
some Of the delegates. including The
guest Of honor, Ms James Russell
Parsons Of New York were delayed
Dy the lzIsness Of -ne noon t-aIr and
the hour OF the luncheon was Sc II
The dining room the tables were ar
ranged II the form Of T Seated
a. the head table was Me-. Guy P
Continued on Page c-Col. II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
President Accuses Secretary Of State Of Too Much
Initiative During Formers Sickness Cabinet Con-
ferences Strongly Objected To--lansing Hanks
Back to Other Differences in Correspon-
dence With Chief Executive

Washington Fer. 15-Robert Lansing ended MS career
secretary Of today after President Wilson had
cuseo Of Usug powers q by calling meet
Ings Of the cabinet during Mr.. Wilson's Illness.
Mr. Lansing denied that he had sought Intended 10
usur the Presidential authority He added however that
believed and still believed cabinet conferences
for O. the republic: that they
and necessary Because Of the President
and he would have been sereict duty II he had
failed Is he did
As the record stands NJ. Lansing rendered hi -esgna-
Mr.. Wilson accepted IT, The galon offered
only after the President Of
had written asking = true that Mr.. Lansing had
called cabinet meetings and stating such the
ha felt necessary that Under
law and practice developed hitherto the Pres
ident right heads Of the executive
departments into conference
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

BETWEEN WILSON
AND SEC. LANSING

Washington. Feh 1.-THE sn-e
department issued the following
Statement.
Secretary Lansing has resigned
and ms resignation has beer ac-
copied. taking eject today. Follow
ing Is The correspondence the Pwi-
den- and Secretary Lanang *
changed:
The White House. vasn-rsapA
February Z, N
Ny dear Nj Secretary
Is II trIe as have teer rrsN fnar
during -7v illness you 1a77r r-.crer-
Y called The heads OF the e1ncr>.vs
Departments u -;1e government f-1o
conference" L Il Is ! feel II nv
City % cal vou- attention To cor =
sld-rarf0ns winch 7 dn rot cz-r In
-WeA upon until 7 learr from VOC
yourself thai this Is the fast TT
der our constitutional! Law and prac-
nee as Developed hitherto. no one but
ne F'resl dent ras the -iEht 70 SUI =
mon the heads Of the executive DE-
pa--neu-s into conference ane no enc
ouT the President ami the congress
mas the right 70 ask the- news o.
the views Of any one d them on
a-v public question.
/ take this matter Ut with voE
because II rne Development Of e--
cry constitutional system custom and
precedent are OF the most SERIOUS
character ErC ! think we viii Al
agree II desiring not 70 Lead II am
v-ocr direction Trhsrsf J-e. I haze
fCortinuee Or Page -col -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
PRIVATE OWNERS
To Be Tackled for Rail
Wage Increase
E+n--s Union Employees 70 Sc -esG
Up Til Railroads Are Agar r.
-arrs o. o~re--I-esicer--s Let
Ter TO Brotherhood c-iefs Eer-
Secret

Washington Fen. -Negor.a-Iurs o.
he uaIon -ail-Dar employees IL AZ q
crease II pay particularly were SUE
pended tonight ur1I -he raj. properties
again are II me hands Of their owner
There remained as z arlaI only ne PR
sEuauon ID President Wilson of he
Enion reply 1G n5s Statement gwen -na-
earlier Z the cay, and rnss Iikeir vi
be Sent 10 the White House tpr1u--uw
morning
Lulnn ofsclzI conferred for SIX hours
OF he P-esldent statement. but the
stsad1asCiy refused Ia drvuiEe Yrg cor
tents OF whIch White house ar.icia!
likewise rsGIula-ne-S. absolute silence
Nor would the lulon chiefs E7Va ar IT,
formation - 70 their repsv.
Dl-ecTor Genera Hines cerfe--e5
briefly late l0da- With "a . lee. pres
aer- u he Brotherhood ii R2aruad
T-zirzITlssI, and a committee from r..
o'-an ,zacIurs- ThIs Inference. 81 far
- tise -allrOad admin isl-a1ion VS. run-
cs-rleG. w2s saIE To conclude the s.e-I.-s
Ct meetings On me wage Questions
al Hines also late totig.r Sent q let
-. To -he brotherhood OF Mairtenarar.e
IF Wa -zr-zaiayes rs.ss1arIag his a.ti-nCa
Continues or Page Col -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
YOUNG BANDIT
Has Brief Period Noto-
riety at Oakland
Aoirs u, Moo.er Mil omc.ais a.c
Gets Away with Loos-Soen Cas-
tu-eS ey Pu9ss-Sonfssses % Or
= -he<ts anc Names Pal

Oakland. he. Feb. ia daring
holcup occurred q the Cascade
Iooler NIL about g clock Friday
morning wner Elmer Garter -
vea--oic boy q the LOWE. wAks6 IT'D
he oaice Of the NH and demanded
-rat they 1E-r ever heir money T.
ne point OF me revolver Young
Carter knew -aE. = was CUSTOMARY
eo- the payuAsLs- II bring Lns noC-
y from the bank OF F-lGay morn
.--s 70 pay OF the hep anc thinking
-tls was about TIE TINE ne woUlG
return expected IL make Euod hal---
pl1- instead ne found -ne 5upe-Ir-end-
EFT z Z Scot and rne RESISTANT
bopkkeeoe- Eileen Sullivan alone II
the Office, -ne pEvuasIsr, rank Dyer,
not havr1- returned from Lhe bark
TIE sEoe-r-ancar. passed over
ga-- 81 -he money OF hanc- WINCH
was represented mostly ~ vouchers.
and Carter made lis ESCAPE Duh was
followed by Z posse o. men from the
r-I- ana captured II ms lot nsl- ID
The Fucker fam u the F---fsi6 -CEc
~ Rav Ol-son. Howard PiaIste6 and
n. X. E-Iplev H was taken 70 the
Office o. Ju1Ee George ". Field Of
Main s--ae-- where q tia was heiG
and Garter was found guilty..
THIS solves -hs uys-sry q the
breaks an6 -obpe-les which have oc-
Cured e. intervals during rne WIZ
-e- Seve-a, Of the grocery stores
hardware and grain stores have been
broken INTO and II sDrA instances
sua-u sums nf money have been TAX
er L vas evident thai the wn-k
was that Of amateu-s but Uc-L this
n0wIrE wfer Garter confessed, =
vas not KNOWN VINO the thieves were
Carter claimed that he mad been
assisted ~ Vincent Donarue, who
vas alsu arrested and found guilty
Born ware bound over 10 The April
term Of the grand jury and placed
under $1,000 bonds which they were
uu@rie II furnish They wete taken
On the afternoon train 70 the Au-
-usLa jail. Not much Is known about
Donnnue. AZ ne has onsy been EN-
played here ta- z few months OF
tE-s II the vicinity, but the Carter
boy has lived here Al his life
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
Sec- late Ser. Frye Dies

Lewiston. Me Fen. -.-F-ederick
Bradford Sands passed away q ms
home L Nichols street, a. IT early
hou- -nday He had been Il but few
azvs and not even his physician hac AL
idea that me --oupie Was u q serious
nature
Nj Sane.s was born II Lowell. Mass.
II Is4a ano therefore Was q BIZ rising
70 years Of age lie WAS the sor %
James ana Caroline Sands Of thai CRY
and there ne -ecs.VeC his education II
the puplic schools. While yet young
man ne came II Lewis-nu as paynas-
Ter II the Hi Mil. winch position ne
heiG fn- several years. Later ne became
private secretary tn the late Senator
FRYE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
Portland Argus
and Press to Merge

portland. Ne. Feb. I3-CorsuTiEa-
ton Of the Argus and Press. morn
ing newspapers here vii be perfect
ed b the first Of March. z corpora
-or including business nsr and
merchants having beer formed 70
acquire stock II the Press ReouhI3
can. held by Senator Frederick Hale
au6 IN the Argus Democratic. held
by Don SeT-z Of New York
II Is planned 10 issue a twc-cer-
morning caiiy- The A-xus was as
tablisned n 1909 and is Names old
es- dairy. The Press was established
n Ls6. and Thomas 2 Feed and
Asher G Kinds are among pas.
stockholders This merger VIII leare
the Democratic parry IN Maine witt,
but single daily tbs giddeford
Record, a. party organ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
Maine Wire Briefs
TIr Epidemic IN Bangor

Bangor. Feb 15-fSpecia- Ban
g0r Is II the grip OF II epidemic and
lighter form is making the attack
apparently IN a different way, a
tecc1ng the patient g. f-s1 much as
appendicitis does. Bangor PHYSICIANS
are working night ana Gay travel
ing much On foot Is nearly al the
horses are exhausted Nurses are
working night and day anc a. present
there are none 70 b. mad More
than .50 are absent rom -he nigh
school while Il South E-swsr The
Eastern Manufacturing Co nay have
10 slut down because OF SC much
Illness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
ALLIES TO ASK
DUTCH ONCE MORE
FOR EX-kAISER

London. Feb. IA new Allied
note u Holland regarding the exta-
d12cn Of former Emperor William
viii BE dispatched tamor-ur accord
ing 10 the Evsr-aE Standard today.
The note. Eys The Newspaper
makes q strung appeal % the Dutch
government not 70 create E-eeta-
difficulties n Er-upse ny insisting on
the right OF asylum Tnr the mar
characterized as the author q -he
worlds present troubles.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
Two Modified Drafts
Article Ten Laid Be-
fore g. o. p. Senators

asn1agror. Fen. 1.-TWO modified
drafts o. the Article Ten reservH-
-ior 70 rne peace treaty were laid be-
fore Rspu hIcan senator's today :
Senator Hitchcock. tae Democratic
leader. VIII q promise that about AZ
Democrats would support witch ever
Of the proposals me Republicans
found preferable.
Both o+ the propositions howav y
had beer rejected ny Republican
leaders Il -hs COURSE OF the Disturbed
bipartisan compromise negotiations
&nc : was Indicated tonight -hat
tne-s was L--le hops that ether vor. q
De accepted now The Rsmbjlcans
withheld a fo-ral reply, however
pending canvass If the Situation 10
De made tomorrow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14

: -1e-1-c. Fer Nv 4. Smith
Is cry vas found dead Il rs
II III zsph-1lz-ior late rssrs--
- -z-noo- ~ Car Hal. q neigh
TON Smiths wife summoned
'rr as- -s-u-r from e brief ao-
1-s. Smith found the doors
a1Ee locked and as her hEs-
-al Lr-ae times before at
NJ = AXE ris life her srspi-
72f s-a &-ousec Hall got lad
ar acce-e6 through III 1nsla I-s
md making tls WY 70 the
1un1 the bocv of Smith On
-o~ covered with quilts over
anc gas escaping from q
--oe which the dead man
nee rom 4 gas steve. Nee =
miner Charles T T-aynor
-y made forraai finding Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
General Forecast

TA+ Arlan-ir coast Storm mas
reached Nova Scotia and The Western
Storm = moving nor-nsas-wa-6 10
wards HUDSON FAY Generally fair
weather l. Indicated for Saturday
and Sunday ia al paris Of tbs Wash
ingrcr forecast district except II
northern View England and aIorg
C5E-eal1 Lakes where light sCru cor
-zrueS Saturday. clearing Sunday.
@rnr-l warnings are Displayed on
me Atlantic coast from EaEcpo-t 70
Saw York
Winds on Lhs Atlarz1Ic ca1s- y or-n
q SANDY HoeE Fresh. possibly
strong north vest winds diminishing
sunday. cisssrlng agndag
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
Bucket Brsgane Saves Fpepn-.
. Hou1e

F-eepcrt. Feb. 1.-THE home q z.
I Tot,uau or Pheasant street was
destroyed by IRE about micnigh--
The buildings consisted Of e TWO and
a half story frame building and ell,
stable and hen house. All were de-
strcyed together with -he1, cor-sn-s.
The fire was wei underway when the
n-emer arrived and they turned their
attention 20 saving Arthur SouIe's
house As there are TIC kydrants II
that SECTION. the men formed FIRE
brigade and with pail. carried the
water from a wei and threw II upor
-he roof and SIDES OF the house.
The damage 70 the Toinan prof'sf
" liz estimated al Sse"e PARTIAL
Covered b~ snElrauce-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
VIII Serve as Dry oMce-

According 70 Information RECEIVED
Augusta FRIDAY. James Z, Per
tx y Soo-nbay EEbn-, who re
el-v resigned LIS position IS En-
7--sce-- Director -or the STATE Of
-211e Under the national procID3 :
0r act mas changed c1s ElnG, and
save. NJ Perkins Friday -eie-
-l1nec John r Kramer u OnIC, the
~aGoEG P-oricr1ou commissIon. q
2gnl-Eo- -hat he VII fl the pc
H-or ara ne VII proceed g. once
55--z- vn4-e MS Office viii be lo-
&c = -ae CUSTOMS house q tte-
7 rs -u-ias
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
Jugo-Slavia Told
to Staighten Out
the F1ume Tangle

London Feb -2-The supreme
COUNCIL today agreed OF a note 10
Jueo Slaria regarding F'Iur1e winch
II Is tn-lmatec plainly informs the
Jugr Slavs that some agreement
must Re reached SCOT Z uuia- is 70
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-14
Coal On Way to
New England from
Hampton Roads

washington. Fab. I:-Arnnee-
nsr-s were made today by the rail-
roud administration 20 send add5-fon-
q cDal 70 New England from Eamp-
ton Roads by wafer on representation
that New England was suffering a
SCARCITY q fuel which Threatened a
serious s;lor-a.e