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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02
JEWISH FAITH
To Have Greater Free
dom in Future
Secretary Daniels Praises Race IN
New York Andress-Sees New Era
for People - Refers to 6aifour's
Pledge Of National Home for Jew
ish People in Palestine

New York. Feb. Reimbursement of
Arthur J. Balfours pledge il behalf of
Great Britain for tne establishment II
Palestine Of national home for the
Jewish people was coupled with pre-
diction that the end Of religious pros;--
cution throughout the world would re-
Navy Daniels IL al address here TO-
night. He spoke al d dinner given ny
the Zionist organization of America for
the Palestine restoration fund
The secretary said that This holy
movement has our God-speed 10 all who
are engaged il it" adding:
We love every foot Of land whicn
David songs have made dear TO all
Jews and ChrlstIans. But ! could NOT
in conscience De with you and share
your religious and patriotic feryor as
] do in the full measure II ! did not
know your whol--hea-ted devotion 70
the principle Of religion, and that YOU
hold as dear my right and the right OF
al men 10 religious freedom as you de-
mand il for yourselves and your chill
1ren'
He declared that one Of the delayed
. blessings that shall be some coInr,e. So
tion for the tragedy of the war lis that
We shah not only in our day see re-
liEious persecution ended throughout
the whole world but, what is quite as
in portant, we will help 70 usher in an
era where not only the letter of the law
but the spirit as well vill remove from
secution or prejudice toward any Amer
lean citizen"
Abiding 10 the frs amendment to
the constitution guaranteeing freedom
Of speech and freedom Of the press. he
secretary declared, Some people tn nk
they are ordained 10 say what others
shall think. what others shall say,
or VIVA. others shall print
There are laws against SANDER and
laws against libel by an irresponsible
person " he added. These laws should
be enforced and the uniform % con-
vict on a sIanderous editor is the only
costume that becomes him Any pri-
vate citizen or public officer ought not
TO be called upon 20 hear the burden
by suit for libel against viliification and
slander Theodore Eooss velt and Henry
Ford had tbs money and the prestige 10
compel a verdict Of libel in suits. but
the state should have undertaken such
prosecution and the p7nalty should not
be damages, much or little, but GRIM
inal sentence"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02
FROSTY FIGURES THE RULE
PAST TWO DAYS IN MAINE
Low MARKS IN NE. AND NY.
LOW ZERO MARKS

record low temperatures during
ne pas, IS hours were reported from
mar points in Maine and other New
England states.
Zero marks in Augusta ranged
FOX Il below Saturday to ss on
Sunday. Waterville reported 20 be-
Nv Saturday and - Sunday. Port
ant with IA below experienced the
coolest weather 30 far this winter.
~ne islands in Portland harbor are
p-act.cally icebound, especially Orrs,
and TWO revenue cutters have been
yen. TO the relief Of the islands in
anobscot bay, where the people are
solated, and where there are no
mails o- freight, and a very scanty
apply Of foodstuffs. One of these
81 < the cutter Ossipee. which ar
we'd IN the harbor during the night
-,day night. remained only long
rough to secure a supply of bunker
ID! and then proceeded down the
cast.
The following temperatures were
rporteo from Maine places:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02
WOOD SUPPORTER
IN OKLAHOMA HAS
ATTACK COLD FEET

New York, Feb. 1.-The Leonard
Wood national committee announce
tonight J. J. McGraw national Re
publican committeeman for Oklato-
ma has offered his resignation as :.
member Of the Wood committee bu
that his resignation has not ye, ae
cepted II was stated that Mr.. Nc
Grw wished to retire because of the
deveiopen1 Of opposition TO has lead
ersflip in his own state" as conse-
quence of the confiic; Of two factions
Of the Republican party IN Okla
horna.
The statement added tnat Major
General Woods lead is being at
tackled seriously in South Dakota
and Michigan by Governor Lowden'3
force" The committee announce
that campaign would be conducted
IN these two states and professe
confidence that both would ne won.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02
Soviet COuriers
Under Guise of
Red Cross Workers

-oru0n, Feb. 1.-Bolshevist agents
f--lste6 with messages regarding
-anE1Honal widespread ree plans for
considerable time have been trav-
Hing IL Berlin and Soviet Russia
II fs-sc credentials. it is stated II
7Tac!s. quarters. The credentials
he' carried are sand 70 have de-
~''o"t them as delegates OF the Am
'-11a- REQ Cross in Berlin to conduct
designations regarding the e1-
i-nrt o. German prisoners from
.gssia
hese courierE II appears were car
4ne dispatches between Moscow
hc tioishevist organization IN other
ountrIes. including the German
>E1rcaceus and Swiss communist.
|.nGanlan authorities discovered the
-'lcr travelling after Lithuania' 8
ORDERS had been crossed many times
FG number OF arrests followed.
TWO men er route TO Moscow by
~ 81 Berlin carried letters con-
"a'eo IN their neckties. One of them
@s member of the independent so
-aH.Si party of Germany. He car
&c letter from the head of a
>az-tacist organization in Germany
Nj T. Ch;tcherin, Russian Boil
nevlk minister The writer said he
"4s arranging with the Russian Boil
NheVlst Zinovieff with regard TO
~ reading communist propaganda in
parts Of the world by special
5-'4@l service from Berlin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02
$4,000 Fire Damage
Oxford Paper Mill

Rumford Me. Feb. 1.-The wood room
and one end OF the Oxford Paper Mill
were damaged badly today IN a fire Of
undetermined origin which caused dam
age es,irnat ted at .5ooa The fire start
ed around chipping machines in the
wood room. The firemsn were handi-
capped in fighting the flames by the
cold. the thermometer standing Il \
degrees below zero. II Is believed the
damage win be repaired III week sT
lt DAYS. but il will he necessary TO close
the departments during thai period.
About See men are employed - the NIL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02
RESCUE THREE OF
CREW

Searsport. Me. Feb. The steam
or Ripogenus, Captain Saunders,
which arrived here last night with
coal from Norfolk brought Captain
John Carr, Engineer John Cassidy
md the steward OF the FIVE Fathom
Lightship Delaware Bay picked UP
late Wednesday night in disabled
power boat ten miles out at sea The
men were frostbitten and had been
adrIfi II hours. the boat having be-
come disabled as they were going
ashore TO Delaware Break water.
Captain Carr took "A last desperate
chance for life IL stripping OF his
shirt. soaking il II gasoline and
making q torch with which he sig
nailed the Ripocenus. They Were
taken on board with considerable
difficulty in high sea They yin
leave for home Monday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02
'FLUEASINC UP
Deaths in New York
Show Decrease
Health Commissioner Warns People
to Keep Up risilance-Pneumon
Cases Also less-Chicaao Reports
Decline in Flu and Pneumonia
Cases

New York, Feb. 1-Desplte u decid-
cd decrease IN deaths and new cases
OF Influenza IL d pneumonia during
tne past q hours Health Commits
sioner Copeland tonight warned the
RabiIc against over-uptirnisrn and
urged the people not 10 relax their
vigilance against Inc rnaladv. Where
cases were waning, he SAID. deaths
some times 70, < a jump
There were 500 fewer influenza
cases today than On Saturday when
1895 new cases were reported. There
also was falling of Of Jas pneu-
Inonia cases from yesterdays record
Of ST and a decrease Of ~ in in1uen-
"a deaths and l. in pneumonia deaths
There have been SS.SS- cases Of in
tluenza reported during the presen.
epidemic with -. deaths. The pneu-
fnonia cases number 1-0- cases.
-Four serious i.-fuenzs cases vera
taken from The royal Italian Mail
steamship america when il locked
here today -Four passengers and an
officer OF the ship died al sea from
pneumonia during the trip across.
Two thousand stationary engineers
hremen and oilers employed in hotels.
and other public institutions voted
tonight to heed the appeal Of Health
Commissioner Copeland and propose:
strike scheduled for tomorrow
which would have left many thou
sands Of persons helpless n the midst
81 the influenza epidemic. The strike
was ordered deferred for IS hours
and the health commissioner was ap-
pointed a special arbitrator. He. told
The men he was confident their de-
Inands would be met.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02
MAIL BOAT AND
CREW MISSING
OFF MAINE COAST

Rockland, Ne, Feb. the mai boa
Beatrice, q 34-foot power launch, which
left Owls Head for Matinicus last
Thursday night had not reached her
destination today and il was feared the
Graf, had foundered among the ice foes
with the loss of her crew.
The boat was owned and commanded
Yy Can't. Burton Wallace. g years old.
of Matinicus. and the crew comprised
Leo Hopper. Is years old. Of PORT Clyde.
and Edward Ames. IS years pid, Of Ma
5fnicus. Captain Wallace has wife
and child.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02
Allies to Demand
Won Tirpitz and
Bethmann HOllweg

Paris, Feb. I-fIdavas}-In addition,
10 alreadE. published lists Of who will
Re demanded from Germany by .he
allies on charges of violations Of the
laws Of war. the Aatin says Belgium
will ask for DIR. Theobald Won Beth
mann Hollweg. former imperial Ger
man chancellor while England viii
demand Admiral Won Tirpitz, former
German secretary in marine: Ad-
niral Reinhardt Won Scher form ar
chief Of the German admiralty STAFF
and commander of the German Meet
in the hattie Of Jutland. and Prince
Oscar If Prussia, nth son of former
Emperor William.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02
Cold Snap Causes Many
Fires from Overheating
In New York City

New York, Feb. 1-Desperate ef-
forts Of New Workers 10 keep warm
during the most severe cold weather
Of the winter were responsible for
most Of the 6s fire alarms which were
turned in between last midnight and
o'clock Overheated stoves and fur
naces and attempts to thaw out froz-
en- gas and water pipes caused most
of the fires which rendered more than
200 families homeless or drove them
into the icy streets. Scores Of thrill
ing rescues by fremen and police
were reported but there were no cas-
ualiries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02
DANIELS TO ANSWER SIMS THIS week
TREATY FACTIONS TO SEEK COUNSEL
SElATE may START ARMY BILL DEBATE
HUB FREIGHT HANDLERS TO
CONTINUE STRIKE UNTIL HINES
MAKES KNOWN DATE WAGE AWARD

Boston, Feb, 1.-The joint strike
committee representing the 1900
striking freight handlers and long
shoremen Of the Boston and Albany
and Boston and Maine railroads late
today adopted motion calling on
its representatives. 10 report TO their
respective unions that they will re-
main OF strike until Director Gen
eral Hines sets date for the an
nouncement Of the wage award. The
men have been on strike since
Wednesday noon pending q settle
rnen1 Of the wage dispute with the
railroad administration.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02
HUBS COOLEST
DAY OF WINTER

t1sIon. Jan. S1-The temperature
mis- city, which dropped 10 eight
..low zero. the lowest point Of the
inter-, this morning. was well on the
way toward similar depths late to-
.Igat After reaching the compare
ve warmth Of above in the after
oor !, slowly descended and had
-eacned !; below at 1890 o'clock.
A: the weather bureau, although
opes Of slowl. rising temperatures
oror-ov and warmer Monday were
a=ld out, il was said that unless the
wind shifted before daylight mini
nun n ten below was probable by
morning The record low tempera-
ire 70, Boston is Il below, made In
D-center, 1917
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02
AMERICAN ACE
KILLED AT KELLY
FIELD IN TEXAS

Sal Antonio, Tex. Feb. 1-Capta:n
sIe'a !. kindley, American ace ana
1.ma0der Of tie e4th aero squadron
vas Killed Instant: in aerial man
-+'uvv-s a Kelly field No. 2. this aft
Noon, Captain kindley's home was
'-ars-ts Ark. The accident oc-
l--ec while /. grou Of planes was
Z p-ac.lce formation preparing for
AZ ex-!n;.ion scheduled in honor of
tre- pa~shing's visit Tuesday.
Cap Eindleys machine fell when
y was about 80 feet above the
s-ound Re was crushed and burned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02

The committees decision was an
nounced by William z. Dempsey, sec
rotary Of the Atlantic Coast Cnur-
Gil Of the international Lonrshore-
mems Association. with which the
strikers are affiliated. Freight hand
lers and longshoremen employed by
the New York, New Haven and
Hartford railroad having member
ship III the brotherhood u Railway
Station Employees still are at work
pending the award ty Director Gen
eral Hines. =. J. -Coyle. grand pres
ident Of the brotherhood said il 2
letter from Washington 10 local
union officials last week that The
award would he handed down on
February /
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02
House and Senate Con-
feFees to Hurry Up
Work on Railroad
Bill - House to Con-
slider $4,000, 900
Loan tn European
Countries

Washington, Feb. MILITARY and
Laval legislation appropriation bills
and committee work on a variety OF
subjects constitute the work program
for Congress
In general interest Developments in
committee are expected 10 overshad-
UW those on the floor of either Sen
ate OF House. chief attention being
focused on the appearance of Secre-
inry Daniels Tuesday before the Sen
ats naval subcommittee investigaf-
ing awards Of naval decorations. The
secretary is expected 10 reply 10
charges By Rear Admiral SIMS and
another general airing OF the medal
row Is looked for.
On the Senate floor work will h..
continued on the army and navy paw
bill, and when II is disposed Of an
effort probably will be made 10
bring M the army reorganization
bin recently reported by the military
committee. In the House appropria-
tions Will De IN order No develop
nents Of importance affecting the
peace treaty are expected by the
leaders during the week but there
will be many conferences preparatory
TO the effort Of the Democrats TO
raE En- G.I.
10. Nearly every Senate faction is
taking counsel as to how il should
vote On this proposal and there are
indlca tons that the motion NAV draw
support from widely divergent sour
ces
Having disposed OF most Of the
minor points at issue Senate and
House conferees on the railroad bill
expect TO work overtime to settle
promptly the more important feat
ures of the measure. A decision on
, the rate aking section il regarded as
likely during the week
The Senate subcommittee an
pointed 10 invest igate Russian soviet
activities in TINS country is expected
10 continue its hearing. while another
sub-committee Will organize its in
curry into the charges of Senator
Watson. Republican. Indiana, that
employees of the Federal Trade Com
mission have been active in disseynin-
atIng soviet and revolutionary pro-
paEanda.
Two appropriation bills in Senate
committees, the postoffice and diplo-
matte budgets probably will be re-
ported and an agreement is expect
ed by conferees on the Indian appro-
priation bill which has passed both
Senate and House.
Besides the regular approximation
bills the House will be called Npn
early in the week TO consider legisla-
ton extending $50, 900 900 Of new
government loans 10 European coun-
tries for food relief. Chairman Ford
ney of the House ways and means
committee, in charge of the relief
measure, expects TO call il up tornor-
row or Tuesday.
The House military committee.
which is framing an army re-organ-
iZation measure may. late in the
week reach lis decision on whether
10 incorporate universal military
training ii the bill Anti-secition
legislation may he revived by the
House judiciary committee though
III less drastic form than has been
proposed Attorney General Palmer
is 10 appear TO the committee on
"Wednesday TO emphasize the need o.
such legislation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02
Dexter. Me, Reports 80
Degrees Below Zero

Dexter, Ne, Jan. ai.-Thirty degrees
aiding reported in this town this morn
- Scores Of water pipes were frozen
nd local plumbers had one OF the busi-
- GAYS OF their lives.
Tne country roads are blocked n
4ces owing TO the gale thai developed
7-1day and continued until early this
-.orlng. The wind picked UP the light
;9-<ace snow and piled il into high
ITS on many OF the roads.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02
emperor of Saraha''
Left Estate of
17.50O.OW Pounds

London. Feb. 1-Announcernent is
made that the net value Of the es-
tate of jacques Let4udy in Englan
has been fixed by the probate court q
81. 500 000. Lebaudy was shot and
killed by his wife at their home nea~
Mineola, \. Y, Jan. u, 1919. Madam
Lebaudy was later acquitted on Il
charge Of murder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02
'Cnal Steamer in
Rockland Port After
Fight with Ice

RocklanG, Ne, ttb. = ne LuuIIIEIuh
coar Cos. steamer Nevada was lowed
.,., the inner harbor today 10y the coast
rusrd cutter Acushnet, which went to
ms assistance in answer TO distress sig
,,,. .ornded when the Nevada became
,,ares in the ice ct The entrance to the
harbor-
The Acusnret was seTt here 10 Gear
Zoo from this section Of the coast ana
m ,he next three days viii endeaVor 10
H-,,t o,,s, for navigation this harhor-
EegemoEgin Reach and NORTH maven
Thorcughfare-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02
THE WEATHER
FAIR

Northern New England Fair Mon
day and probably Tuesday. The tenn
perature has risen in the Lake region,
the great interior valleys and New
England.
Eastern New York and southern
New England: Fair, warmer Monday;
Tuesday partly cloudy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02
Mexicans Release
u. S. Eliers Held
Since Wednesday

san Antonio Tex, Feb. l-Lieuts.
Davis and Grimes, L. 8 aviators, who
have been held by Mexican authorities
since Wednesday last when they made
a forced landing near Guerrero. were
released at Nnervo Laredo this after
noon and crossed the Eio Grande 10
laredo, Texas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02
Too Cold to Work in
Quarries and Shipyards

3ocklRnd, Ne. Jan N-A new record
uid for the winter was established this
forming when temperatures ranged
-pm r 70 g degrees below zero around
ne city. Work was abandoned in the
ne rock quarries and shipyards.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02
General Forecast

Generally .air weather will prevail
Monday and Tuesday east OF the
Mississippi with slowly rising tenn
perat ure in the lower Lake region.
England.
Winds off the Atlantic coast:
North of Sandy Hook: Moderate
southeast TO south. cloudy weather
Sandy Hook to Hatteras: Fresh
northeast winds. cloudy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02
Less Number at Boston

Boston. Feb. IA further drop in new
cases OF influenza in this city from IS
yesterday to 2s6 today was announced
by Health Commissioner ". c. Wood
ward tonight. There were = new cases
of pneumonia as compared with 80 yes
terday. Fourteen deaths resulted from
pneumonia and one from influenza
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02
so REDS NABBED
IN NEWARK, n. ].

Newark, y. j. Feb Fifty al
legged radicals were taken in raids in
Newark and vicinity by department
Of justice agents today III what was
termed & ''mopping up Of leaders o.
the communist party.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02
Marked Decrease IN Chicago

Chicago. Feb. New cases Of infiuen-
"a and pneumonia and deaths from the
diseases in the last q hours showed
sharp decline from Saturday. 1nfluen-
"a cases reported today numbered ST.
against $50 saturday. and pneumonia
cases decreased from 81 10 2is. Infuen-
~ caused Is deaths as compared with
- yesterday. and % persons died Of
pneumonia. = decrease Of 10 from the
previous day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02
Boston Forecast

Forecast for Boston and vicinity:
Monday fair and warmer: Tuesday
partly cloudy. Moderate southerly
winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-02

The Want Al page 10 the common
ground whore all buyers and sellers
meet on equality 30 far rs opportu
mites are concerned; Want Ads are
good for the buyer and good for the
seller.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-19
(special to The Bulletin.l )

Jewett City, July 1s.-Control of the William A. Slater Mills, Inc, has pass CT into the hands of the Fiske Tire com pany. The tire concern now has pos session of a controlling interest in these big mills. such interest being held in favor of one of the subsidiary concerns of that company.
 One of the most decisive changes in the history of this town is noted in the passing to other control of the Slater mill establishment.
 At present there is no indication that there will be any change in the opera ton of the plant. The Slater mills have for several years been putting on the market the highest grade of cotton warp for use in the manufacture Of automobile tires. Among olher mills which have received this product IS that at Goodyear, this state.
 The belief by many that a big weave shed was to be built is not at present substantiated These .11 ils h4ve been closely linked with G1is- wold's history since 1923. In the year 1910 the Jewett City Manufacturing Co built a small mill on this privl- lege and spun cotton yarn from which coth was woven on han1 looms in mary of the homes of the town. In 1S33 John F. an1 William Sld+.r 5oli gilt out this company and from that day to this the efficient management o. the concern has been evidenced in it's fine product and unimpeachable manu featuring status.
 In later days it's superintendents have been such capable men is Phineas Boyle, Allan B. Burleson, J. W. F. J. Colby Lewis, J. c. Fi-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-19
Influenza Left
 Pliny Street
 Lady Invalid
Mrs. A. eivens of A Piny Street, Hart ford, Tells Story That Will Sur prise a skeptic of How ciNoT Built Her Up and Made Her We'll.

The many people who suffered with the Flu last winter and the winter before and who have not regained their health will be interested in this story Of Mrs. Givens, who says
 Last winter I suffered a severe att tack of the Flu which left me par tial invalid. 1 was weak and nervous and suffered pain throughout my body. could not raise my left arm and my left knee was painful and partially stiff. decided to give CINOT a trial and am glad did as the very first bot tie relieved me wonderfully and after the second began to mend fast and ] have now taken four bottles and cannot recognize any of my former symptoms, and 1 heartily endorse CINOT for re- turning that priceless boon, my health
 CTNOT is being demonstrated in Norwich by an expert at the H. M. Lerou Drug Store, 23S Main St. It Is also for sale in Dayville by w. E. La- Belle; in Mystic by the Wheelers Drug Store; in Greeneville Station. Norwich, by Pitcher 6 Service; in Taftville by The Taftville Pharmacy; in Jewet City by Chas. R. Carey: in Central Village by H. Elmer Lewis; in Plainfield by The. Mercier Pharmacy; in Baltic by The Baltic Pharmacy: in Moosup by J. W. Tuckerman; in DaHielson by Bur rougns Pharmacy; in Putnam by Jas. F. Donahue. and can be obtained at all first class druggists.