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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

After q loas conference heia yesEer-
aay between Attorney General Guy 3.
sturg.s u Portland ana ex-At.orne:-
General William z. paItaUgau anu
Thomas Leaga ot this CITY. counsel 1or
the respondent, ! was agreed Lha1 he
second rrlal Of John \. Burke accused
u ths murder d Nelson " Bar-ie3',
proprietor Of me Moose River House q
Jacknan. be coctluueo urIL the sep
terune- session of the supreme .uulclAi
cou-- for Somerset county ~ Skowrlt-
gan winch will convene u -hs -hi-1
TUESDAY u that month The matter
VIII De D-pugn, 20 Tie attention d Is
sociale Justice George II. Hanson o.
Calais who viii preside al ing April
session Of he supreme -uai1!2l G-ur- or
So.ne1 sci COUNT, winch viii coIIvene Il
Skowhegau april 6, and : al e salts
factor 70 MN -ha case viii 1e con-
-irued.
Attorney 7attanEau sa4a yesterday
thai ne was considering the proposition
o. asking for c.lange If venue II 9TH
~ worus. init ths second rial u Burke
take place n another county. II IS SAID
there mas never lreen an instance IN ne
history of the State where change u
venue has been allowed II q murder
case. although there mas been II 4 man.
slaughter case.
Tins case was that ~ Stale versus
Rev Frank " Sandf6rd. the leader OF
The Holy Ghost ana Is Society al Shi-
ION. ana il was tried IN Franklin com
IL instead 81 II Androscogg,r county
where the alleged CRIME was coraTTl-t-
ed. Ex--hIef Justice LuciIlius A. En-
cry Of Ellsworth presided Al this trial
anu Stamford was represented by Hon
Herr n gaEes Of Auburn, now Judge
II the superior cOur- FOR Androscoggln
COUNTY Sanford was acquitted.
Associate Justice Scott wilson Of
Portland Will p-eEI1e u the September
ERIN n Somerset COUNT. ana counsel
On both SIDES are hopeful 81 Shorten
ing me trial.
The first -r.aI If me case OCCUPIED
three weeks ana some DAYS were con-
sumed in the testimony ri experts both
for the state and the defense
\ strong reason advanced for con-
-inu1nE the case S that neither the
counsel for he state nD- he defense
would nave al opportunity 10 read the
testimony in the former -rIai. as the
ans1rac- Of ths evidence will not oe
Completed IN time fpr the April ce-n-
Attorney narrangall also said yesrer-
dar thai ne was not sure whether ~
not ne wouId Tie an application II the
supreme COURT for he release Of Burke
On pail pending ne SECOND TRIAL II ne
does SO decide. ne matter viii come 70
q head al the April ter-n 81 tSkowhegan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
Suffrage Failure
in Delaware Would
Hurt Republicans

washington. March CAN ad-
verse vote by the Delaware lexls-
larure on the suffrage amendment
might cost the republican party the
presidency, the senate and houM ar
the November elections. Repre1sn-
tative Tess Of Ohio. chairman Of the
national republican congressional
committee sald tonight in a telegram
10 Senator Bail at Dover.
Mr.. Fess Appealed 70 his party IN
Delaware TO rattfT the amendment
ana not 70 break the record Of re
publican states winch have voted ON
Il. He sand 20 republican states OF
the 3s necessary 20 make the
amendment effective have rartfied
L eight Of Them unanimously while
no republican state mas rejected it,
Six democratic states have vufed
adversely on the amendment. Mr..
Fess said II the 36th state 20 vote.
republican state. turned the
amendment down. he continued. the
party would De blamed for the en-
tire failure. IN view Of the likti-
mood ot the ratification being com
pie-ea by other states Mr. Feas SAID.
the question was no longer one of
the merits OF the case. hut what il
vas BEST 10 DO IN the circumstances.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
THINKS ALASKA IN
NEED OF HOME RULE

Washington. Mar. 2s.-Aiaska was
described as needing home rule far
worse than Ireland" by r. ID. Sem
mes, traffic advisor 70 rche Alaskan
snippin board. IN testimony today
before the senate commerce coumis-
SION Mr.. Ssmnes urged Passage Of
the Chamberlain bin 70 give the ter
rIturial shipping beard control over
ships operating in Alaskan waters.
Canadian shipping interests were
charged by Semnes with using sin
lister Influences" 10 get control of
transportation TO and from Aiaskn
while all private ocean carriers gen.
orally had embarked ON a course
which would not only hinder the
DEVELOPMENT OF the territory but san
il uf III rcuuurcea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
MURDER OF DUBLIN MAGISTRATE
ADDS ToRED RECORD N IRELAND
LIVES CoNSTA AUXILIARY SOUGHT

London, Mar. os.-Alrnosr avarv
oay furnishes 2 new VICTIM for ,ha
underground" warfare in IRELAND
rms morning Allen Bel. resident
masisrrare. TO years Of are and for
many years an official Of the roval
consrabulary, was drasce5 nv a ranp
some OF whom were masked. from \
crowded rram-car in Dublin and sho1
1our Times III cold blood before he
eyes OF the Passengers. some of Tbe
passengers were women wrlo Ialured
al the sight. The assass1us ran
d~as anu no arrests have been made.
Inere nave been three attacks on
poiicemen IN different parts OF Ire
land during the past three DAYS. TWO
Oh the policemen being wounded
dangerously. One Of them was a
young man returning home after en-
listing n the consrapularv.
An inquest III Dublin today reveal -
cd that ne was clerk at army head
quarters Dublin sossIp saws ne was
engaged IN secret service WORK
Viscounr French. Lord Lieutenar,
Oh Ireland has written 70 the widow
Of Magistrate Bell:
Your gallant ana distinguished
husband mas crowned 4 life Of de-
voted service 10 Ireland nv MS -DhIa
death II lighting The cause Of MS
country.
Despite placarcs all owe, IRELAND,
offering 10000 pounds reward and
government protection Tor iufor-ua-
llon. no Jne has been convicted ~
any Of the murders. many of which
nave occurred IN daylight IN The,
presence Of numerous witnesses.
The House Of Commons today dis
cussed the case Of Alderman William
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
NAVAL OFFICERS SAY DANIELS
TRIED TO HIDE MAN SHORTAGE
IN Navy BEFORE U. s. ENTRANCE

Washington. March 2G-Two naval Of
f1cers, Rear AdIrirR! c. ?. Plunkert anu
Captain J. x Tausslg. testified today
before the Senate investigating commit
Zee that for TWO Years prior 10 The en-
rrEnre-cf the United states into the war
Secretary Daniels sLeadfastiy refused TO
approve an increase il personnel and
the navy department generally attempt
sd 10 suppress reports Of q rnaupower
shortage. During The war ooth Ad-
rnirnl Plunkett and Captain Tausslg
served with the Atlantic fleet DESTROYER
force, the former as commander
Admiral Piunkes declared ne argued
with Sec-erarv Daniels on he personnel
question for TWO FEARS without making
ar impression" Captain TaussIg SAID
the uHrr Departments attitude regard
ing personnel was one Of unurepared
ness rather than preparedness
The recommendation IF Admiral Dew
ey for a large increase n enlisted
strength was turned down. SAID Captain
Taussig.
Asked regarding -te condition Of The
feet in April. 1917. Admiral Piunkett said
The ships IN commission were Il ak
good condition as could De expected
but shortage Of men and constant
changes in gun c-ewE had greatly i''te--
fered with gunner efficiency ana pre-
vented sending 10 sea MANY ships winch
should have been IN full commission
The United States and not Germany
would be paying inusrnnlties now II ms
country HAD faced Germany on he sea
N 1914, Admiral Plu1kett declared He
added Incidentally thai The Germans BY
heir superior gunner TURNED ttt
British on their heads" II he battle ot
Jutiand.
The committee will not meet torfor-
-ow ,,u. Monday i viii hear Rear Ad-
ni-al Il. 2. May. vino commanded The
Tinted STATES feet during the var anu
ADMIRAL A. ". Grant former command
~ of a battieship unit Of the Atlantic
Acct
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
Opposition Delays
Daylight Saving
in Manchester. n. II.

Manchester, y. H, March 2g-3v
written agreement between The may
or anu the aldermen the dAviigtlt
saving ordinance to have zone INTO
effect IN this CITY Sunday. was today
postponed - take effect April . IN
stead. unless the aide-Tnanic board
should otherwise decide before then
Decided opposition TO the measure On
the par- ri the Catholic residents
and the Central Labor Union and
many Locals caused the postpone
meut
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
Bryan Wants Dry
Plank Inserted in
Democratic Platform

Elnwood. Nebr March 2e-Aciup-
ZION u a prohibition plank by the
democratic convention was favored
by William Jennings BRYAN IN an
address here today opening his cam
palEu for election april 20 as dele
gaze al large from Nebraska.
-ir, Bran urged ms hearers 20
help make the liquor ,ssue as dead
IS siave-v 50 that il VIII never oe
revived again
He reiterated ms recent statement
mat he was opposed 20 United
States Senator Hitchcock as 4 dem
ocra1ic presidential candidate and
n this connection SAID The senator
mad voted against Submission II the
federal prohlbl-orv amendment. de-
spite the fact hat Nebraska mad
aoop,ed constitutional prohibition
by q majority Of o9.e00.
Opposition % taking the peace
treaty INTO the corning campaign
was expressed by he speaker VINO
also declared ne was against com
pulsorv universal miiitarv trimming.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

O'BrEn. lender u me rauspor.
workers who IS n Jail. He IS sald
10 be conducting Z hunger strike ana
IN danger o. death
T. P O'Connur the Nationalist
Lender, called attention 10 the tact
That 0'Brlen was serving on the gov
ernneu1's coal commission when ar
rested and asked:
Has the government considered
the effect on Irish opinion of the pos
able death of Alderman O'Bren. re-
su1tIng from ms incarceration with
out trial
Andrew Bo1lar Law. rhe govern
ment spokesman replied:
II IS Obvious Tins IS Il great re-
sponsibiIity. The government would
deplore that any one should commit
suicide unuer such circumstances
The rlrst duty Of any government s
70 protect The lives u rs citizens anu
lhe Irish government has taken the
responsibility OF deciding tins arrest
was necessary for that oDlet-.'
The Weekly Nation Is It's issue u
tonight says the police ana soldiers
l-aIded about 1.0DG IRISH homes week
y
With d super heated atmosphere
m both sldes of the cnGunel The
irish nome rule bin viii oe debated
III The House OF Commons next Mon
day. James Ian MACPHERSON. chief
secretary for Ireland. Will introduce
the Dill and John r. Clynes. to-mer
food controller ana former premier
Asquith. member IF the irish coun-
Gil VIII leaC the opposition for me
labnr71es anu the liberals. The de-
bate * nu1 expected 70 last more
than Two or -hree days. Premier
lloyd George Will make the final
summing IN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
Muyder and
Attempted Suicide
Grand Falls, n 3

Souiton, Me-, March 26-Ness-
man Clark Of Fmt Fairfield is
alleged % nave shot and almost
instantly killer H,neoe Bell at
Grand Fails. N. a.. last night
then Attempted suieide. Clarke
was sa,o 70 nave oeen divorced
from ms Wife ana child for Some
time.
After -he shooting Of the Bell
sirt. who was 70 years old. Clarke.
accoroins 70 the first reports
Of the murder received here ia1e
TODAY turned the weapon UPON
nimse.f ana 1fiic1ed WOUNDS In
the breast. His condition was not
considered serious.
Clark was arrested on q charge
Of murder. a guare was station
ed a, the rpspi,ai 70 winch ne
was taken ana will remain until
Clark is snie % appear in COURT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
BORAH'S CHARGES

Washington. Marc. "a direcr
charge hat DIG financial interests
were irving 70 BUY the national con-
venIiuns ~ both the Republican and
Democratic parties was made n The
Senate today by Senator Borah. Re
publican. Idaho. II q speech advo-
eating congressional action 20 regu-
late the pre-conven1:on expenditures
Of candidates for the Presidency.
Concentrating MS attack On the
hackers Of Major General Leonard
Wood ana Governor Frank 0. Low
den. Senator Boran declared -ha
Wood managers Were attempting 20
control the Republican convention by
the use u money" while the LpwdHn
organization apparently was spend
ing even greater sums 20 gain sup
port for their candidate. Within ten
days. he predicted. TWO Democratic
aSI,irauIs. whom ne did not name.
would be found spending quite IS
rnuch as any Republican IN the field.
The speach brought on heated de-
bate during which Senator Moses.
Republican. New Hampshire. nEna-
ger Of General Woods Washington
headquarters made = general lS1.ai
N the Wood candidacy or that any
money mad been spent except legT-!-
maIely and necessarily"
Calling on all the candidates 20 rell
the country voluntarily now much
they were spending and where il was
coming from. Senator Boran Clte7
newspaper reports that the Wood
promoters mad pledged a campaign
fund Of s1-0ty0. 900 That testimonial,
endorsing General Wood were beng
oaug:1 n Indiana :ur S2-5e each nd
that every vote cast for the Wood "
Lowden candidacles n the recent
South Dakota primaries represented
an expenditure Of SO. Such a sItuR-
lion said the senator forecast 4
Congress acted.
IN the course u he debate the ques-
ion Of thru term for President VII
son was raised IVY Senator Asnurst.
Democrat. Arizona. VINO SAID that IF
any Democrat" were seeking d third
-e--r the people ought % know i and
oppose T. Senator Boran replied ina.
ne had evidence winch Convinced him
ths President was irving for another
nomination.
Senator Ror1lh speech was made IN
support Of z Dill NJ introduced 10 limit
he pre-correution expenditures Of any
candidate 70 $4,000 in each stale, %
co-upe! any person Or corporation max
ing 4 contribution Of more than s1Do %
give the donation publicity through The
attorney general and 70 require each
candidate 10 make public within l. DAYS
before the convention and again within
20 gays after the convention a complete
list Of contributions. A $4,000 fine ana
rwo vears Imprisonment would be m
posed for violations.
Another hill Of the same general ma
rure drafted three years ago 5ut never
acted on. waE -eintroduced by Senator
Porne-ene. Democrat. Ohio. ana senator
Kenyon. Republican. Iowa. suggested
that resolution be adopted in thern
future for a congressional investigation
Of expenditures this rear.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
BILL SEEKS TAXING
OF STOCK DIVIDENDS

Washington. Mar. Ga Joint res-
eiution proposing q change in the
sixteenth constitutional amendment
SO that congress could -ax stock
dividends was introduced today ny
Senator Nelson. republican. Mime
sofa an referred 10 the judiciary
committee.
The supreme court recently held
that congress mad no constitutional
power 20 tax such dividenda
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
Delaware Suffragists
Obtain Delay of
! ore on Amendment

3'ver De-. March 2s.-Disposal by
be Delaware Legislature of the propos-
~ %o-.-r suffrage constitutional
-2'erc--e-, ao- late- than next Wednes-
~as : prospect when both houses
4 a--r &c -oaay until next Monday.
--.-.ca-lo- Continued doubtful. rival
--9l1s -o.G:1E sreaufasr 70 respective
rsc,7:.7-s y ratiticatien and defeat
---2E r. 2sn-s for voting mex, week
"f'' o--2leted roday by Republican
-ce-s r~0-E!Eg Tor ratification. they
-7pec ~--us % nave the Senate vote
"a --- ranged TO take the first
n louise. There the ratifica-
~ ~aso lcIon g 70 ne reported from
'7l',! ce-t Tuesday, probably with
Y. '"co-r-7 81 daIion. An Immediate roll
-a- aoD:lon may ensue, but leaders
L 'T4,. -rz vote would not come until
"sc2sscav
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
Aged Cornish
Woman Loses Life
In Farm House Fire

Cornish. Ne. Mar. o6.-Iiss Carrie
Valper. Is years 90 losl ner life IN
i fire winch late today burned the
1ar7n buildings Of Charles waIper
her brother. with whom sne lived
She was alone al the tint Walpsr
was badly burned IN attempting 70
rescue her. The kitchen donr gave
way and ne dropped through into
the cellar but was able 10 sxtrlcate
himself.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
Question Right
Supreme Court to
Hear New jersey Suit

WaEni nglUn. March e - RiEnt Of
The supreme court 20 hear the or1gi-
nal suit brought by New Jersey 10
lest validity Of the prohibition
amendment ana portions Of the Vol
stead enforcement ac- was uues-
TONED IN a brief filed To-Day BY
Solicitor General King The brlet
supported the government mo-
ton 10 dismiss the proceedings
wnich viii be argued Monday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
Bandit Trio Polite
In Spots as They
Loot Phila. Store

Philadelphia. March 8-Tfree o2-nolls
with 4 SHOW Of poifteuess held I'D
c,o.h,uE snop on the second foor OF a
chestnut street building TODAY. nouio
and gagged rpur men ami Eiri. gath
.-es together nearly 800 four warchs7
.r5 SOME clothing, and escaped
They refused TO take The money o.
,.,,, customer. saying they would NOT TOD
,,r.n. returned 10 her escort 4 toi-
lar for carfare and also lei a9uiih os'Ai-
er. VINO happened IN The store 10 nus
waste uaper. -elaIn his money. me
-obhers selected new suits Of cioinihs
and sp-.ur overro2ts and left the fonr
-,ar and the girt bound and gagged N
he shop
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
Bangor Shows
Slight Increase.
25.94S Population

Washington. Mach 2b-Popula-
lion statistics for 1870. announced
toaay by The census bureau include:
Bangor. Ne 25.94S. increase
-.-45. or - per cent.
Elgn Ills. -, 4S1. an increase Of
/. +i,a. or Sc per cent over 1910.
Saratoga Springs \. Y l3,1S1.
increase 4SS or is per cent.
Anderson. :. c.. 10535. increase Of
SsI. or 81 per cent.
Monroe. Ia. 12..675. increase q
465. or cas- per cent.
Columbus. Neb. $40 increase
$50. or -.9 per cent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
BIDDERS SHY ON
{, s. OIL NEEDS

Washington. March 26.-l-ess han une-
fifth If the fuel oil requirements Of he
navy OF the Pacific coast Tor rhe next
dsc2-l Years were covered n oids open
20 -oday by the navy department.
Against requests for 4.50o.o0o barrels. the
department recelvsd but one md Of
$4,000 barrels from the Standard Oil Co.
OF California.
Prices quoted were more than 90 per
cent. under those submitted n recent
.ids for Atlantic coast deliver, averag-
ne. s1.g5 for port delivery against SD
10Y che east coasI.
With the East ana west coast nids 10
gethe- Ealing about S.0o,0Oc barrels
shor- NJ total requirements ne problem
presented 70 the navy Of securing rs
rue oil under CONTRACT IS was SAID today
becomes q serious one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
RIVERS REACH
FLOOD PITCH AT
MASS.

Lowell. Mass. March e6-With all
the PawIucke1 dam fisheries tort
away ny drifting ice. the Merr1mack
river has been transformed INTO .
raging torrent here during -he past
a nous. All actual rise OF three fee
was measured between $50 A. ID.
yesterday. and the same time today.
The canals will not be drained off
over the weekend as Is the custom.
n order thar all the surplus water
possible may ne cared for. The Con-
cord river mas spread OUT over con-
siderable low and within ana nearby
the city, cellars Of manufacturing
plants on It's hanks being flooded 70
I depth uf SIX feet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
labor Federation
+ FORCES Resignation
~ Bauer Cabinet

e. March BY the Associated
sF c2blnet Of Premier Bauer
~ --e,-rec- herman Mueller. the for
q, zte- 1as oeen authorized nv
7S-er- -ae-- 70 organize a new cab
f-'s announces that in defer
unanimous wish OF the en-
SOFA! Dsnoc-atic party. Her Nue.
Is 0-.se-1ed 10 form 4 new minis
IF -rGrior II The Bauer cabinet.
vas QUE 10 pressure from me
'-'e-at ior., which has been ex-
sroutented with Shs govern
r-uds since It's return from
Z Is stated that labor Will
ing voice n the new Mueller
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
Vessel Continues
to Hold Against
ssRedo Workers

London. March B-Minisler %
,osts Giesoerrs mas returned 10 5ef-
I'm from Ruhr region. He CONFIRMS
-,,orts that Vessel Is still hoiatns
mn DESPITE a bombarcment tins
-rnTn,nr by the revolutionary work
90, according TO wireless message
a-nrn the German capital.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
Ex-Hungarian
Monarch Offered
Crown by AID. HOrthy

Geneva. March 2t-t By me Assi,-
claIed Pressy-Admlral Eor-ny the
regent Of Hungary has secretly but
officially offered The Hungarian
throne % former Emperor Charles
with The assurance that everything
mas been arranged for the return II
Eapspurv monarchy with the consent
IF he majority Of the population ac-
cnrding 10 information rom P-au-
gins where the ex-emperor lives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
b0RAH'S CRY OF BIG MONEY BIDS
TO BUY NATIONAL Conventions
TERMED FOOLISH AND BASELESS

Campaign Managers Gen L0wden Court
Fullest Publicity of Expenditures of Candidates Idaho Senator
Asserts Moneyed Interests Seek Control Chicago and Frisco Con-
venons Forces Attempting Control Republican Gath
erng by Lavish Use Money He Even
Be Expended by LOwden Candidates
VIII Also Have Access Gigantic Doodle Charges Bring
Heated Debate in Senate
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27
HOLD UP MEN
GET AWAY WITH
$500 ROLL IN n. Y.

New York, March 92sS.-T:2ree armed
men held- II, an office Of the Standard
OH Co. near the theatrical district This
afternoon and escaped IA an autuTno-
bile with $500 u 1 payroll which mad
Just been drawn rom The hank. Two
men he'd off the cashier ana I'VE a.
sistauts II his cage while me third
gathered I'D The cash, Tbs TRIO backed
OH Of -he offices threatening 70 shot
the ars1 man who moved while they
were Il sight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-27

zig -aui1ering at Lee
--5~es IN Closing Day
E-,no.nics Main Feafure -
as-ysrlns Problem Discussed -
A.x hampshire Commissioners q
s-,-u,.u-e SPEAKS IN Evening

---.re----v u Maine Orono, Mar.
os--,.- --tendGnces. especially at
=s economies lectures. Gun
..-,.er -u2ri. The sessions If Far
-,e-r -vasA N FrdZy. the closing
-7-...---wne-e he lecture rpoms
r,e-e TT l4a1.
~a ~aDle services and Ell
no. Llss Catherine n. Plarts
ne econurnlcs extension
-+-e aeard by audiences of
7ro-ra- w-lca crowded the room TO
.-. go,-e. Miss freeman. head Of
30 Economies department
sse y LIS u Meat and the man
~a- i rles she handled an al IN
,o---,- -nc interesting subject 70
,o,rsav--ras vas a distinct revelation
~ RAJ Mss Donham Of Boston,
.or-eer- - -he Federal movement
-, snoke on home making
-,,-. IT, 4 reference 70 saving anu
ne VIZ 7ea-u by d BIZ audience
-te .--s,,IAnre Of women at the
50 --rz-r X LAX lectures has been re-
~, f-rsi-.nE. ana the lectures anu
mar --a--ers u interest offered for
7el- -1aclal attendance have been
u .sua-
~he .-t-t~1uon demonstration On
,e ns. - sugar substitutes by
,Isse4 --eA-nau md Beach was at
.snQ@t r- = nosT Of women. all in
,e-es1al : Q subject Of such unusual
.rlpo-r.-ucr us1 now. Ice crean.
czks auov ana sheroert. made
wI-n1u. suEar. ana also very de-
c,o-s v+re made and served.
~he -e1 n attendance at the
.--r1a-g Week lectures devoted
.-sl- 1-4 F-loav TO the marketing
~-oas- sag " agricultural life p
.z411s. ctlef Of the bureau Of
-,a-t.,-z y. ne Maine department uf
--,rc u~e was n charge Of that
~a-- ! -ha Program anu there We're
-.a.- --ils speakers representing the
s.zge : AErlculture and the state
.eDa--.n=-rt
/. h- ..nzl session Of Friday eve
-,n- lie principal speakers were
.ar1as Farmer, deputy commits
a0-er %. -E-,culture of the state Of
law hampshire. William G. Hun
.1r r--s--TaI agent Of the Maine
MA $50 spoke and answered
lz-~ 7Uescl0ns regarding freight
-cSr~o=s ana allied subjects.