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Evening star., 1920-06-17
WOMAN LABOR OFFICIAL.
Virginia Federation Gives He1
Place on Executive Board.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. June IT,
Resolutions adopted by the Virginia
Federation OF Labor in it's fnal ses-
sion here Endorsed self determination
for the people Of ireland, the Susan
b. Anthony amendment and the non.
partisan policy Of Samuel Gompers
and the American federation.
Miss Fannie Carmichael Of Lynch.
burg was elected member of the state
executive board. she being the first
woman to serve in any once of the
organisation. A telegram was sent
to President Gompers informing him
OF the election Of Miss Carmichael
and do likewise."
Evening star., 1920-06-17
n. c. L. DROP IN PARIS.

RAR1S. June 17-Prices of various
.e,hmodiues in everyday use continue
4ii deckne in this city, and news
,Apers state that coffee costs less in
oNfis than in Havre and less in Havre
In Brazil. Cotton. which for sew
MI days was firm, has again under
g9pe An important decline in Havre.
Evening star., 1920-06-17
AIRCRAFT BOARD FORMED.

Los ANGELES. June ia de-
partment Of aircraft was established
BY an ordinance passed by the Los
Angeles county board Of supervisors
It provides n commission Of seven to
Examine air pilots and issue licenses,
An aircraft inspector. punishment Of
v0ntors and aerial rules Of the
/ roaA
Evening star., 1920-06-17
STATION WORKERS TO MEET.

A special mass meeting Of the
Washington Terminal Baggage and
Mail Handlers Union will be held
at the o street armory tonight At
o'clock. when plans will be made for
drawing up q set Of agreements for
working conditions at the Union sta
ton.
Organizer L A. sterne will deliver
an address
Evening star., 1920-06-17
HUNT WITH PLANES.
wegians to Use Them to Catch
Seals and Whales,

MoPENHAGEN, June 2.-Business
MIN at Aalesund, north of Bergen,
Nfway, intend, during the coming
tnmer, to use seaplanes for seal and
N4ale hunting in Denmark strait,
1t&ween Iceland and Greenland, says
q National Tidende. The first Of
t141e machines will probably be sent
u6i in the course Of week or so.
[Any ships already are in the strait.
Evening star., 1920-06-17
MENNoN1TEs TO GO TO BRAZIL

CALGARY. June 17.-Mennonites OF
southern Alberta will join those Of
Manitoba and the Dakotas in an emil
grafton movement to Brazil shortly,
it is stated here. It is stated the
Mennonites have options on 20,000,-
OG0 acres Of land in South America.
Evening star., 1920-06-17
GO FOR DAWSON SITE.

DAWSON. 7. T., June 1.-THE
Canadian air boards representatives.
according to word received here. are
leaving Prince Rupert for Dawson to
select landing site for the proposed
Yukon -Nome-New York air fight.
Evening star., 1920-06-17
CONSUL IN FROM OMsK.
Ernest L. Harris to Make Repor,
to Washington.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 17.-Ernest
L. Harris Of Rock Island, ILL.,, Ameri-
can consul general at Omsk, has ar
rived on the liner Venezuela and ex-
poets to depart soon for Washington
to present an official report regard
ing Siberian affairs.
AS consul general at Omsk, Harris
for a time was overseer Of practical
ly all American affairs in Siberia.
Evening star., 1920-06-17
"48" TO MEET JULY 10.
american Party" or "People's
Party" Proposed as Name.

CHICAGO. June 17.-The American
party or the peoples party will be
names presented by the committee of
forty-eight as the designation Of the
proposed third party, it was an
nounced today. The committee of
forty eight will meet at Chicago July
10 to nominate a presidential candi-
date,
Evening star., 1920-06-17
CHICAGO GAS RATE UP.

CHICAGO, June II. Tho public
utilities commission has granted the
Peoples Gas Light and Coke Company
an increase to $1.15 per thousand cubic
feet for gas, with q minimum monthly
charge Of 60 cents The present rate
is IS cents.
Evening star., 1920-06-17
REV. W. A. REIMERT SLAIN
BY CHINESE SOLDIERS
Retreating Northern Troops Re-
ported to Have Attacked Reformed
Church Mission at Yochow.

PEKING. June 16.-The American
legation here was informed today that
Gen. Chang Ching-Yao's northern
troops in their retreat from Chang
sha. capital Of Human province, at
tackled the Reformed Church mission
at Yochow, fifty miles north of
Chang-sha. and killed Rev. w. A.
Reimert.
Lilins. on the wuchang-Chang-
sha railway southwest Of Chang.
sha, was attacked. The foreigners
in the town escaped to Pingsiang.
HICKORY, N. c.. June 17.-Rev. w.
A. Reimert, who was reported to have
been murdered by Chinese northern
troops at Yochow. was a native Of Sum-
NIT Hill. Pa. and graduate from Ursi-
nus School Of Theology. at Philadelphia.
in 1901. according to the Rev. w. w.
Rowe. pastor Of the Reformed Church
here. who was a schoolmate Of Mr..
Reimert at Ursinus.
Evening star., 1920-06-17
RENEW LOAN TO FRENCH.

PARIS, June 17.-Renewal Of the
spanish loan to France Of 100000
pesetas has been arranged by Spanish
bankers consortium. according to
Madrid dispatches quoting gossip in
financial circles there 1t Is said this
step was taken with the authorization
Of the Spanish government.
Evening star., 1920-06-17
BUNS FIUME BLOCKADE.

FIUME, Juno 16.-A British tank
steamer ran the blockade today and
landed a cargo Of Oil for Gabrielle
Annunzio. the insursent leader. here.
Evening star., 1920-06-17
HELD ON CHARGE OF MURDER

A coroner's jury today held Henry
Abramovitz. eighteen years old. with
out bond to await action Of the
grand Jury on q charge Of killing
George Moore, colored, 43 Capitol
court southwest, Tuesday.
Evening star., 1920-06-17

Strong representations have been
made to the Chinese government by the
American legation at Peking as the re-
an American missionary in an attack
on the Reformed Church mission at Yo-
chow by Chinese northern troops.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-15
CENTRAL NAME POWER
co. ADDS TO SERVICE
AT DEER RUS STATION

The Central Maine Power Con-
pany added another unit 10 is ser
vice This week by the installation Of a
.as5sst,a H ? generator al the Deer Rps
sratlnn- Lewiston. thereby increasing
the capacity of tas-t plant appr9xi-
rzazEI- 80 per cent according ID q
statement 1reu TIE company. Sa-I--
G1v
This Increase vii reltsve -Ae Lew
lsi8n sfRn-n plant II duty except u
emergencies II WIZ save 4 consider
able s1eIa n caal ard take care If the
peak hoals without strain With the
completion Of rne n1Eh tension line ID
Mechanic La1ls- the surplus energy
generated by The new u-i-- can. By
CAV be diverted IN taaz tsErectzon. Al
night L ca1 he ss-1 hacg oTsr The
Aag-sta line 10 care Ear the heavier
demands from thar direction
during the next few DAYS a repre-
sentative Of the Western Electric
MIG Ca VIII conduct heat tasS Of
me new generator and il n, Is per
fact 4 viii be connected 10 the An
G-uscoyEaa Electric system To take
On is load fSr the 5erternen1 Of tie
service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-15
French Entrants
Kick at Aero Clubs
Running Recent Race

Fzz-lS. Nov 1s.-Sz-gr3zl A-7Q3s Err
schaaer ana Leo Nathan. representa-
tivaE OF France IN the recent James
Gordon Bennett international balloon
raes n the United srzT-s- returned m
Fraa.-e to-day ard complained thar ghr
aero C11b 90 America had violated the
regulations Of ;t,e international Aero
rlaa1zc Federation
II Z repnr- made - tire Aero Club
Of France they enumerated the fa5lcw-
ing grievances
First tfia1 @nly aae commissioner
WAS present in birmingham. where
me G-lce started namely, Alan r
zawltv, president Of the AAra Club Of
America Second tf4h1 there was a
curnpie1e lack Of commissioners en-
trusted with T.ae task r. inspecting the
balloons Third. frat Mr. Eaw5ey died
not request rae competitors u produce
pilots licenses Fourth that the GEM
missioner a9d not verify The cnb1r
ca4acfy Of ea-h balloon. FIFTH that
ttle competitors we're not provided with
sealed Paragraphs rendering il 4mpns-
s{b1e - ascer--iaa whether any earn
T,eI1Tar mad made i landing befare ne
Sna3 ONE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-15

Officer q he day, Capt Stephen l.
Watson
Veie1re " Van Horn has Returned
rom pasE II visit friends in Boston.
John Higgins. LATE Go p s4th = a
c. has seen granted 1pdisrtlurra from
the Home
The returns from rarlouEns SATURDAY.
vere Edward P Keuner FRAN gr,t,re-
port and Aar-lIn Clark s-nra Wash
burn
Albert J. Smith Of lewiston. late
Co l. -c4l Z. s Cav. John Keours,
and Waiter Powers have reqortad ea,.
admission 70 rAe Home
Mrs. Ezra L.tnuelley and asurAr-.--s
Misses Grace and Hazel Morse. have
gone 10 Lynn 10 visit Mrs Ds-rei1sx's
sons JOHN and Joseph Murse-
The moving picture program, far ta,ss
Week VIII &c Mnndar. Miss DOROTHY
Cash IA 'RRInndeazng Fer Husband 4
Pa1as News Rza SeHatt1 comedy en-
u1lsd You Wouldn't Believe H.
"Wednesday E1arT 4 Wal,Ass1 N
Modern Husbands with a Fo-s
Weekly and 4 comedy. and F-5asr
8sss Blanche Sweet N "SIrnie Sor1s -
also Pate1e News and comedy
The Sunday evening .anca-- wsz
largely attended ard thoroughly en-
1uyed Tie cornef saio by Jos@usl A
Chz1sf1aa was rery pieasiasly rea-
5sred
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-15
AMCSEMENTS

Sweet lavender" To-Day ut The
Strand with That Popular Star.
Mary Miles Msnser-Miss This and
You Miss q Treat Sure
Mary Miles Mln1er II Sweet Law
enSs- IL the Strand today L was a
splendid book a splendid play and a
wonderful screen play
a comedy Of youthful love and ell
derry neddiing.
A comedy thai proves its No use
shutting lovesick girl ur IN a board
ing school unless Won remove the
fire escape.
The story Of a sweet, old fashioned
love affair and a gIra with a gwees
aid-fashipned name
The story Of a girl whose person
aiiIy was Is sweet as the flower name
she bore.
One of Eng.ann's mos1 famous
stage successes played br enc OF Am
eEica's best loved sIa-s-Mary Miles
Mlntsr in Pinernss Sweet Lavender
The landlady shouldn't have had
such a lovely daughter as lavender
If she didn't want the roomers 10 fail
IN love
She may be a sweet shy Ht-ie thing
tut when she puts un boys clothes.
climbs out Of the window nj mid
night and hits the ra5l-watch ont
Her name was thar Of = gentle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-15
MEETING TONIGHT IN
INTEREST OF
STEAMBOAT PROJECT

Carl K Crosby aad NJ A Ha-acen
OF Bath VIII be n Gardiner MONDAY
70 confer with Gardiner people re-
gzrding the proposed resumption Of
steamship service between Boston and
the kennebec valley
The option taken by Bath people
VIII expire On Dec % and il the SER
vice is 10 be resumed the stock must
be subscribed before that time as II is
understood that r the option is not
taken I'D thai there are people wait
ing To take the boats for Ese On 4
southern route
Gardiner people realize the needs Of
tais service and the benefits which the
city VIII derive from IL No doubt
that Mr. Crosby and Mr. Earaden VIII
be gwen = cordial greeIinC by Car
diner people and that the husi ness
men of the city viii do their part 10
put the deal ever
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-15
Polish Financial
Head In e. S. to
Float New Loan

Washington. Nov I@.-RnFzau Ex-
btrsgs. Potash v1ce-nln1sier OF 1naz,ce
who Is n the Emitted states ON an
officlaA mission, n a statement tasgr
sa2o experience of the Polish work
men and soldiers with the Russian
Baisneviki had made them more uan-
ssrratsve and hRd wiped cut much
r,adtcal1sEn n Poland
Nj Rybersk5 saAd his mission in he
Cnisn5 States was taareef2id- To fsaaz
a new Polish IRAN among the Poles in
A-ner1ca: 70 perfect system or send
ing money safely from the Emitted
States II Poland BIZ Polish immigrants.
and - irfar7n American czpiraE Of con-
dasaars "A his country
The amount Of the new ioan. me
finance minister said had rut neesi
determined, bur IL VIII be secured by
short term Polish bonds possihir <iv<-
year bends and be azvztie in Polish
rnz<.ks A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-15

Elmer Head entertained tan of
his vnurr friends Saturday after
noon from = tS clock IN honar Of
his l---ta bIz-A6ar The table was
tasIz9'aIlg decorated WITH pink crepe
paper Cocoa ca4ie. peanuts and
candy we're served The birthday
cake was presented by Mrs George
keene of Caroline, ar amt Of the
young host Games Of various kinds
were enjoyed Those present We're
Ruth and virginia Johnson Barbara
Hamilton Marion Leona and Wa--
rem Head Leland Acnorn Fred
Eeant- Jack Ea-cheIl and Muaroe
Ezztctell
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-15
Carpenter Back
In France with
Million IN His Jeans

PaTls. Nov II Georges Cz-pen-
tier, the heavyweight champion OF
EUROPE returned from -AEnerrca rlch-
CT by ana lzil8o- francs and with a.
great respect fur the lighting ahIi5fr
IF Jack De-ugssv- world t1rie holder
Carpenter who was never boaSs
faA. even before leaving France when
re had Ent seen Dempsey, said IN hrs
return that Dempsey was considered
n America 10 ne = SUPER gh1es-"
bur that ne would meet him with a.
much Confidence as he 1id the British
rEnteTs- Wells and Becksr1 whom he
knocked ont
The newspapers hE said report
ed Dempsey as saying ne lead ne T0-
he slaughter like an ak J oonet be
Iasrs T. I have mel Dempsey, wao
IS really a very amiaiJIe gentleman.
l even haG 8ne match with hs1n
winch. I won-bu< thaz was AZ yol[
NE a wireless message when OF
Nantucket wishing Us godspeed Was
VERY Esn11enaziv
TIE b8asTfai REMARK attributed -
CaEgs1en14e-'s manager Descamps AZ
the Ie-s+y CiTy tall pa-K that Car
peni3er would beat the champion n
Two rounds. has now been modified
70 such exTsresssorS as ne differ
ence n weight NJ IL pounds VII ~
q great handicap" and the naa who
lands the A-sf blew VIII win
Carpenter Was received Ike con
a1el1nE here N 3cea1- gol1g tzlc
meeting the liner France 80 miles out
from Eav-e
Carpenter showed 8niy trace u
bitterness when he referred r. The
G1fC--T OF fake" raised by the Amer
can press concerning his bout with
Lfvaasky and the kissing ard 5eeYs
II Which ne was subjected while Act
ing rs seeund Ia Charles Ledoux the
French ha-IaznweigrL n the lar-er's
bout II Madison Square Garden in
New York He seemed g-earsv
amused AZ Eresczaps refsreoce 70
The rzaEsiae sports il evening
clothes and bedeekzd with Diamonds
IN Jersey City who kept exhoyTing
Lsvl-sAT la XIII the Frog
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-15
Would Substitute Equity
shop for Closed Variety

New York Wow IA Substitution
af tha Equity shop fer the closed
shop in theatrical casts meaninr
that union performers viii not pla9
with non-unson members Of the pro-
fessson. was approved today by 1856
members OF the Actors Equity As
socia15en- a referendum vote viii
be taken on the decision BIZ the en-
tire membership Of tire organization.
John Emerson irs president said.
The action Of the association. Mr..
Emerson said. does not mean thai the
association intends 10 furce teseazrs-
"a managers 10 employ orEanlzesi
performers L does mean. however.
that AL theatrical casts viii BE- com
posed f1Iiy af unlssn or Of non aniun
performers he SAID
The association is opposed % the
closed shop plan. or anything fAar
would limit the activities Of the at
of she theatre. Mr. Emerson added
The Equity shop pRan- II adopted he
said. wsuld nut affect local producers
as the ass0riaz1an would abstae. by is
ysw York contract xssch expires IN
za2s
The Acfesrs' Equity Association has
laasee members. exclusive af the
'Chnrnz Exusfy Assaciaxaun-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-15

Gardiner High. assisted by the
citizens in general celebrated her VIC
tory over Cony In the customary
manner The ceiehrzr1on COM
Eaenced AT the band stand On the
common where Judge Cook adj
dressed the boys Then the line al
march Was taken through School
Dennis Vine Water and Depot
square The customary snake dance
was performed On the way down, ac-
conpanied with plenty Of noise and
red fra In the square the concourse
was addressed ny Hon. O. & Clason
and huge bonfire lighted. around
which the crowd gathered and gave
Hearty cheers for everybody con-
1ecTsd with the schools and athletics
n general Other speakers wers
Miss Alice NJ Richards. r P Haz-
=az'd and ". A. Biagden
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-15
MORE OPINIONS ON
COMMISSION GOVERNMENT

~ COMMISSION govern TnELG MIS-
Marion P Cooh, chairman Of the
wonanss Republican cd1E committee
SAYS
No dsnbT Inc men who were the
prumufers Of rhas change IN govern
ment . few years ago were sincere In
their belief raa- they had found 4
reznsIir for existing evils as they saw
them There had been for number
Of years such hard fights ever 1ele Of
Zee of city marshal street commission
CT and a few orhers thai II seemed &C.
slrzbie % adopt some paaa- II possible
10 put Al end To sucn. a contest
- So-v We hare gwen enrnr7lssl on
form Of government a far trial and
GLE ue say THAI il has worked GUT as
many hoped X would Ssr-e previous
writers On this subject have said that
II IS al right N Ihenrr but net n
practice That no doubt IS true Of
great MARY things, bat We haven :
time for working out theories IN SUCH
An irporrInr MATTER as TINS
Some pennie thought t1ar lie cid
form % CITY gsve-nment in which va
had r,zEnr, aldermen and councii-raen
was tho 1arge = governing BODY They
said rafat NAM were elected To office
VINO tel- tee little responsibility y,
the oIiics which Trey held II was
Thought that this t.pnid De -esaeased
oy efeci1ug rlree nen who might man
age the munacspnl affairs Is they
would their own business. The salary
paid them also would De HI incentive
r.,
d1fy5 tilat they might hold il for A
number OF yezrS
NOW ara We, citizens Of Gardiner
satisfied win the results 81 TINS *
pertinent II setaras mol II ts1ss-e ara
nRHs OF the same opinion as most ar
those who have expressed themselves
IN the papers
s1a uf the criticisms Of this com
NISSAN form Of government. IS -4ay
tnnee rae, hare TOO much power In
fact two men cant-ui affairs e tsl4y,
Uni1e against me opinion Of ,nA t1,s,,7
Any form Of government that limits
the power Of the people IN general and
gives II intc the hands CT a few j.
not best for Gardiner o.. any urasy.
CITY II IS npr hest far rs IN go r.,
the pc4as and say by our vote. VINO
shall hold the different Offices. rather
Iaan have a few men say VINO shah
be zrpuinted-
%s1a- We 7eed Ia foster mora than
anything else M Gardiner IS tr-,a
cfsnnun;fs spirit The Needs oF al
parts ct the city should b. considered
Gsnf si'ences should be held BIZ me
governing 5n7g, 10 which rs,gres@nts
Ewes from ali industries and al Classes
az people Rnn from zas sections Of me
CITY ssAouad be called 10 ATTEND y
This present system af government
IS more expensive and has nor saernes5
% saIssfy majority Of t5le peur,lt.
There ara a very few cities al fyz-t.-
cur country which have adopted ccrn-
mission fnr-n Of government If II x
sach an excellent kind why have SO few
cities deemed Il best 10 even t-r il"
Gardner IS a beautiful city and
should be ane of the most propsrur,s
and best places n WHICH Ia live. ana
hsalere we are going 10 try IN make
~ such Certainty il may be If al
wnrk tngsrAer II harmony 10 SECURE
what e besr fer ali its c;t1zeng~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-15
zefars the Primaries

-,,,--.q- ire past two weeks or
-o-e ne political 9gh- previous Il
:, -y~e .-.7-aa--v eisclon AZ which
* ...--4 Gates for the Office CT may
s-4 ~ es chosen. has been waxing
~ ..9l warmer. Today. the day
err ~ ac1san. things are almost at
,r., -fa. Certainly not Eizace the
--c. r..-er WIS elected under the
.,rr s=.ce7 nas there been such
,-gss---s-5 interest and the vote Of
-,as-a- vi arohRbly be large This
.t.e -rs- municipal election IN
,-r.rr Ere -aalps viii participate.
ma. snA may nudge bg appear
ro.4 --let r-l participate IN TINS.
fl sgf, - very generally believed
.ss- ,s.ey -e,a t1le balance CT power
y a~ s.-st-s~
rz, me7 have thus far voiced
ss.- .e.a. --,-oEs fer the Office by
f.u- 4.-- men papers they are
r-ash -.ak4r. Carroll l. Church.
u4r Z 4-a-zlgaAm and Bert Z.
Lii
r.. E.-r named. Baker, is a new
81 z ga 2ol1l5:2l sky Ee was the
IRIS (. a 5eld and comes as "a
va.... r.l--l s. c.acg Z. DARE just what
:. aid IDS f-7eacs villa be aaie to 90
arl..as W 9e seen though he Is said
70 s4va q eoaal6e:able following
~at -e-an6 u iIla field WAS DE-.
h. 2 ---4b. w+,0 has served tazs
ara rs IS mayor and Is = known
aE..at,- Ike ne rest lgsr VIVA.
ds chances --e n - field CT four i.
Y-ua,fu-l--.-.-- t-eTI2in II Is tza1 he
rs e .--- and enthusiastic follow.
r1. ARD 4e Is zcl-1DwieGga6 to be 2
a-ra z14- L,t beat
-fle rrra - aalnunce his e.anrsi.
aacr is , -1--olz / Church. II a
[ = IZz. VAC Ike M- Baker i.
gew II lie pm Ical arena II Is be.
gsd IL 1e has = Substantial FIJI
rwlHr ana MS friends claim for hin
pi4ce Oh ne ticket for the e1s.c.
lBu n N1v "a
Tie -s- Z@c 10 eu1a- z1le field
raE John I. Cunning aazl who is
ag2ily IS vel Known in the CITY as
az q. Liz 1-5G2 &. Re mas served as
"nllr.1l11E1 and alderman under the
aA <ar-a a. government and also 2,
.Is l,ss.,slre~ 81 keunebec cou-sr
=E -a.-Cw--s + SID 70 be lar-se and
Is -ias9as arc making Vigorous
..--lalc-- n MS behalf
Re ellcs Of mayor carries VIII, "a
--iG:r II s1e00 q year and THIS
'aau'e u office IS three years. This
HAVOC MS ne general oversight a,
sd 1Ip4sf-nez1rs Of cary Egver-nnen,
u. -t-oar-s RI t1e council fer its ar-
M 81 i-ll--s',s requiring attention
II 1Ules AID aunas which the cirx Is
--i-'lo'--s-c 70 lsEue must be counter
Ssar1 7r In. ne Is The executive
laau q Ms 4erarr-nent of accounts
-I'I 1lt-1ce and IL his department
n -nt@1deG lie following. valuation.
-ss4sz--lettt, collection, purchasing
'a','i--.'-;'s. aS114L1g. treasury, sink
II -aa'- Gains schools public At,.
II! ~. 1-efL 4Hd printing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-15
Delicious Dishes
Missing Due to
Ban on LIQUORS

View York Sav 1A-Falaare of the
Internal Revenue department 10 grant
permits 20 use alcoholic liquors for
cooking purposes has removed 1-um
the menus of restaurants. hotels and
clubs some of the most popular and
delicious dishes" William Il EErsl-
e1u2sel for the Society OF Rastau,a-
tours Of New York. declares N a let
Ter 10 Federal Prohibition Commas
sloner Kramer. made public here to-
GAY.
Declaring The railing Of the Supreme
court n the Street case ra-opens the
question OF The authority far and cor-
racrons Of rulings Of the COMMITS
sloner of Internal Revenue. Mr. Es-si
urges that application for these per
mlts NOW have the prompt attention
of the Internal Revenue collectors 70
The supreme court Mr. Eirst assert
ed has pointed cur that the proi1ibi-
lions uf the EignTeeuth Amendment
run specifically against Intoxicating
liquors. when used for beverage pur-
poses" meaning that there is IN in
h3trirlnn 70 TtlEe -sa Of such LIQUORS for
cooGinE puTDoseA
R21eref Tzle 2A4T1S301 0f 0pinfen
as 70 the uszidcaEinn or necessity for
the 18th Amendment and the Vol
stead Act the letter said. II seems
"a ne generally reported and under
stood that the kind OF traffic and the
kind Of liquors which * has the frren-
t3on 10 prohibit have not been psr0hih-
tied. while the rights and privileges
which were allowed ssv tsae 18th
Amendment are ahsoiureis denied.
Whisisey and otsser hiEaiy alcoholic
spir7tnuus liquors ARE being freely
tzasacked IN while la-ocaons and nuu-
Intoxicating light wines and beer hare
been practically swept from tine mar-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-15

M and Mrs. Alton Va EIaisdcil-
vic recently were married. were last
Thursday evening rendered \ sur
prise reception by some Of their
friends from Aagusta and Gardiner
and this city "a the number at about
80 H their home On LoAIden FILL
They were the recipients Of large
number af beautiful and cEsst1y g1f-s-
including An electric lamp from
their friends and nslEaoafx SILVER
and linen ard cut glass and Dime
set f1uIn the office farce n 1hE Cusis
noe Paper CO, where MI Rla4sden -
assistant manager a feature Of tiie
evening was me presence Of a beal-
tzfn1 wedding c24ss. cur by the bride
Lagn5 refreshments Ware served Tn
house Was prefz1ly decorated FOR ttsss
occasion zt1h CGI flowers and pot
ted plants.