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Washington Journal., 1920-05-21

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Washington Journal., 1920-05-21

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Washington Journal., 1920-05-21
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Washington Journal., 1920-05-21

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Washington Journal., 1920-05-21

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
Auto Figures

Old Sol must hasten in taking away
the snow and restoring good travelling
conditions, or the figures at the Auto
mobile Bureau, Department of State.
will suffer in comparison. Conditions IN
the early part Of the year were such
that tremendous increase in registra-
ton over last year was recorded, but
the almost unprecedented bad weather
following ate into the surplus and at
the close Of business on March q, the
surplus Of receipts over the same period
Of 1919 was but $l3s7.41. The registration
was as follows:
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The Quick Way to
This homemade syrup does tho
work In . hurry. Easily pre-
pared, and saveo about e.

You might be surprised to know
that the best thing you can use for
. severe cough, is a remedy which is
easily prepared at home in just few
moments. It's cheap, but for prompt
tried, Usually stops the ordinary
pleasant, too-children like it-and it
is pure and good.
-'our 2H ounces of Pinex in a pint
bottle; then fill it up with plain granu.
lated sugar syrup. Or use clarified
molasses, honey, or corn syrup. instead
of sugar syrup, if desired. Thus you
make full pint-a family supply
but costing no more than a small
bottle Of ready.made cough syrup.
And as q cough medicine, there is
really nothing better to be had at any
price. It goes right to the spot and
gives quick, lasting relief. 1t promptly
heals the infamed membranes that
line the throat and air passages. stops
the annoying throat tickle, loosens the
phlegm, and soon your cough stops en-
3irely. Splendid for bronchitis, group,
hoarseness and bronchial asthma.
Pinex is a highly concentrated com.
for its healing effect on the mn
bYanes.
To avoid disappointment ask you.
druggist for "21 ounces of Pinex"
with directions and don't accept any.
thing else: Guaranteed to give abso-
lutte satisfaction or money refunded.
The Pinex Co. Fl. Wayne, Ind.
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committee of the State Social We'll
fare Conference was held Monday in
the Council chamber. Plans were
discussed for the conference which
will be held in this city during Sep
TENDER or October. The conference
will be in session two days.
Among those present at the meet
ing were Capt. James +. Bagley of
Augusta, secretary of the State
Board of Charities and Corrections:
Miss Gertrude f. Hall, the secretary
Of the conference: George w. Grow
er of Portland, probation officer for
Cumberland county; DR.. T.. D. Mer-
rill of Foxcroft, president of the
Maine Anti-Tuberculosis Associa-
ton: Miss Gertrude l.. Mcdonald
of Hallowell, superintendent of the
State School for Girls: DR.. +. c. Ty-
son, superintendent of tht Augusta
State hospital: DR.. l.. d. Bristol,
State commissioner of health: Miss
Kathleen Hennessey. secretary of
the. Associated Charities of Bangor;
Mrs. +. b. Craig OF Belfast: Mrs.
Brown Of WatervilIe. and Rev. a.
Francis Walch, Rev. William X.
Wood. Rev. Paul S. Phelan and Rev.
James Fl. Ecob of Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
PUBLIC TEST OF LENSES
FOR AUTO HEADLIGHTS

Inc Public Utilities Commission
OF the State Of Maine, under dafe ~
March II, 1920. promulgated rules
and regulations. as required hv
Chapter 272 Of the Public Law. ~
1917 as amended. for the use ana
operation of headlights on motor We
nicies in the State Of Maine. The
rules and regulations as promuleat.
ed were approved by the Governor
and Council and published once in
each daily newspaper in the state.
thus enabling everyone interested to
carefully study the specifications re-
CURED. On April S. in the evening.
on the Eastern Promenade, in the
City Of Portland. the commission
VIII make running test Of different
types of lenses submitted to II for
trial. and it is suggested to tho
manufacturers Of lenses, and their
representatives, that if they desire to
have their lenses used upon auto
mobiles driven in Maine, it will be
necessary for them to make written
application for approval and supply
samples Of lenses for testing to the
commission. After a thorough test
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
ems, through whose efforts prohibit
ton has been made a reality.

ems, through whose efforts prohibi-
ton has been made a reality.
The gift Of this flag was suggested
by Mrs. Ebert A. Oxton Of Rockland,
who recently wrote Governor Milli-
ken as follows:
las you doubtless know. Mrs. Al
thea G. Quimby. president Maine w.
c. T. U. sails for England on the
S0th Of this month to attend, the
Worlds w. c. T. L. convention in
London. opening. April 18th. 1t has
occurred to me that among all the
flags and banners that will be sent
from America to hang in Westmin-
ster hall on that memorable occasion.
1t would be appropriate and mean
insful that a Maine State flag should
be among them. That it should come
from you as Names Chief Executive
and sent in the name of the State
and in memory Of her world noted
prohibition leaders, Neal Dow and
Lillian NJ. ~, Stevens, that it he
ser. III the care of Mrs. Quimby
with your personal message.
1t gave me great pleasure as kew
nnanclai woman for the State w. q
I. =. Few days since to forward 70
our treasurer one hundred do,I.rs
given ny the local unions to place
your name on the beautiful BOOK ~
I.e1neInorance at National Head
quarters on which is inscribed the
''s'1"es o1 those conspicuously con-
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Industrial Accidents

A decision has been rendered by
the Industrial Accident Commission
In the case Of Alberta Todd ys. the
Casco Paper Box Co. and the Ameri-
can Mutual Liability Insurance Co.,
insurers, awarding the minimum
amount Of compensation.
From the evidence before the COM
mission, it appears that Alberta
Todd received an injury by accident
Nov. %, 1919. which resulted in the
loss OF the tip end Of her second
finger on her right hand.
a decision has been rendered nv
the Industrial Accident Commission
in the case Of Thomas Goochi VS..
the saco-Lowell Shops and the
American Mutual Liability Insur-
ance Co., insurers, finding Tho,
Goocht is entitled to specific coyr :
pensation.
From the evidence introduced At
the nearing, 1t appeared that Goochi
1851 all but about one quarter Of an
inch of the bone Of the first phalang.
OF the little finger Of his right hand
IN an accident at Biddeford. Feb .
1920. Heo' O
A decision has been rendered hn
.ne industrial Accident Commission
IN the case Of Lizzie Dulac Of De~+o-
vs. the Dumbarton Wooden Mills
ana the Aetna Life Insurance Co.
insurers. awarding compensation for
a period not exceeding 500 Weeks
ana such reasonable hospital and
n .eA expenses as were made
necessary because Of the injury.
The petitioner received a
eured hip and internal iniurie. ~
- 1920. by being caugh: betwe.r
a rising elevator and a lower 49,
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"sLuE SKY LAW" ADVERTISE.
MENT

Application having been made to the
Banking Department by the following
named company to be licensed as a
Dealer in Securities under provisions Of
Chap. 70. Sec. IL to q, of the Revised
Statutes. as amended. legal notice Is
hereby given and any person may. with
IN two weeks from the date OF this
publication file objection to the proposed
registration with the Banking DEPART
ment.
Name Business Address
The Capital Theatres,
Inc. Portland, Maine
r. A. Macdonald, Main Street,
Calais. Maine
cation Corp, oo6 Broadway
New York City, N. Y.
FRANK l. PALMER.
Bank Commissioner.
Augusta, Me, March 2. 1890
mch3Od1t
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Damage by Bob Cats

The Inland Fisheries and Game
, Department has received report
from warden who recently made
an extended trip through western
Oxford county, visiting Upton, Graf
ton and Newry. that bob cats are
doing considerable damage among
the deer of that section. He heard
OF numerous carcasses found, all
partially eaten.
One trapper reported have seen
six killed in one trip in the Cupsup-
tic lake region. The wardeh himself
found two dead deer on Township 4.
Range 5. He also saw the tracks of
seven deer and at the same time
found the tracks Of five bob cats
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for publication have been made
available by Director George Otis
Smith of the Geological Survey from
investigations in connection with the
work of the War Department in 1917
and 1918.
The base of the present map is that
of the Water Storage Commission Of
1910 prepared under the direction of
Cyrus c. Babb, chief engineer. Data
has also been obtained from maps
Of the State assessors and private
corporations and engineers in con-
nection with surveys Of timberland
townships, and from the road maps
of the State Highway Commission.
The topographic maps of the United
States Geological Survey have been
about one-third Of the total area.
The map is being drawn on a
polyconic projection at Il scale of
about three miles to the inch. and it
is intended that this large map be
photographically reduced and litho-
graphed at a scale of AZ miles to the
inch as an official map for the use Of
the Highway. Water Power and
Public Utilities Commissions.
1t is not intended that this map
should replace the large scale maps
Of the Geological Survey. With
their contours at 20-foot intervals,
SO accurately placed that water
powers, fowage, railroad locations
and water supply lines can be shown
directly on the map. no smaller scale
maps can replace them for the pur-
pose of developing our resources. At
the present rate of survey, however,
it will take some IS years to COM
plete the work in Maine, and the
map now under construction will be
the most accurate one available.
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the carcass. all warm, on the right OF
way Of the Canadian Pacific. The
owner Of the dog VS. notified and he
killed his dog.
= A case nearer home was reported,
a telephone message saying that a
deer had been chased by dogs dur
ing that day over on the North Bel
fast road. A warden investigated
and found the tracks Of both deer
and dog, but could find no trace of
injury to the deer.
The department understands that
the wardens on the Sieur de Monts
national park at Mt. Desert have
strict federal orders to watch for
and protect the game from dogs.
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Goino Out Of Business

Insurance Commissioner G. WAL
don Smith has filed. petition
through the attorney generals de-
partment Of the State asking the
courts to appoint a receiver to begin
the liquidation of the affairs of the
Wells Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Of
Wells, Maine. The commissioner
AYERS that the conditions are such
that he believes it to be in the best
interests of policyholders of the
State that the affairs Of the COM
pany be Immediately dissolved.
Commissioner Smith has also filed
a similar petition affecting the Maine
State Relief Association, who upon
advice by Commissioner Smith, has
voluntarily requested such action.
The membership having decreased to
so small a percentage Of its original
strength, and as the association has
very nearly $4,000 of assets on de-
post with the State treasurer. the
officers of the company join Com
missioner Smith in his belief that
the best interests are served of the
remaining policyholders, members of
the association, to liquidate the af-
fairs Of the company. giving to each
members his pro rata share Of the
fund as may be determined by the
court,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
STATE HOUSE

Mention has been made Of the
complaints coming into the Inland
Fisheries and Game Department of
the chasing Of deer by same, as well
as the menace Of dogs to other game.
They continue to arrive and the sem
timent is growing stronger for legis-
lation that win remove ~, menace.
Tho department was IA receipt late
last week OF a report that a deer
had been chased by dogs in or near
Center Lincolnville. The deer was
a little later found beside a road.
disabled. having been shot in one
leg. 1t was taken TO nearby shelter
ana wardens sent to the place. Fur
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Their report has not been received but
it was expected that the injuries
were such that it would probably
have to be killed.
Complaints were also received
from Searsport that dogs are a men
ace there to game. running at large.
The parties making the complaint
are interested in rabbits. They said
rabbit dogs were permitted by their
owners there to run loose the year
around and that the dogs were par
ticularly destructive to young rab-
bits.
A warden at Seboeis received COM
plant that deer had been killed by
a dog. which was even then chasing
another He Investigated and found
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30

has been made Of each type Of lens.
il it conforms to the requirements OF
the rules and regulations Of the
commission, a certificate Ct approval
viii be issued to the manufacturer.
his representatives, or any person
operating a car with that lens at
tached. The headquarters Of the
commission on the date set for in
spection and tests in Portland win
be at the Congress Square Hotel.
George F. Giddings, clerk of the
commission, will be at the hotel dur
ing the entire day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-30
A New Map Of Maine

A work of considerable value to
the State is now being carried on by
the State Water Power Commission
in the preparation OF new map of
Maine. A craftsman has been en-
ployed and the work is proceeding
under the immediate direction of
Major George c. Danforth, chief en-
gineer Of the commission, who has
obtained much valuable data not
heretofore available concerning the
exact geographic position of many
points on the international boundary.
as well as similar data for many
points within the borders of the
State which, though not yet ready
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Maine STATE FLAG
TO HANG IN wESTM|N.
STER HALL, LONDON

The Maine State Flag is to be
hung in Westminster hall. London.
1t will be taken there by Mrs. Althea
G. Quimby, president Of the Maine
w. c. T. u. who will next month at.
tend the Worlds w. c. T. U. con-
vention there, and the banner will be
a personal gift by Governor Carl E.
Milliken as memorial to General
Neal Dow and Mrs. L. NJ. N. Stew
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Insurance Dept.

The Insurance Department recent
ly made a careful Investigation Of
the methods employed by Monroe
Flegenheimer Of New York, in the
soliciting of insurance Of various
forms from firms in Augusta and
other cities Of Maine, and found
that the law Of discrimination was
being hagrantly violated, that the
business was being placed in the
hands Of unauthorized companies,
and that despite the laws, because Of
the seductive propositions made to
secure business many men Of Maine
had been caught in the meshes.
Insurance Commissioner g. Wal
don Smith after a thorough investi-
cation demanded that F7egenheimer
should discontinue his practice. and
after spirited correspondence, re-
ceived a letter from tho New York
man stating that The guessed there
were other states in the country be-
sides Maine in which he could do
business along the lines that he
proposed, and therefore he would
discontinue any further soliciting"
thus Kidding the State Of another OF
the occasional class Of insurance
brokers who surreptitiously enter
the State. doing business in violation
of the statutes.
Deputy Insurance Commissioner
Leon W. Helson has just returned
from a trip to Montpelier, Vt, where
in company with Insurance Com
missioner Joseph @. Brown Of that
State he has been auditing the ac-
counts Of the Vermont Mutual Fire
Insurance Co. The affairs Of the
company were found to be in first
class condition.
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March q, 1890. Sealed proposals will
be received at office Of Treasurer. East
ern Branch. n. H. d. v. S.. National
at that time fixed. for furnishing and
delivering supplies in accordance with
instructions and specifications. copies
Of which with blank proposals can be
had upon application to the Treasurer.
as follows: Repairs Supplies until Ills
A. M. April 10. 1890. Niles l.. Perkins.
Treasurer. mch26-17-30
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-13
GREEK PREMIER
 |S SHOT DOWN
Venezelos Is Wounded by Officers of His Country
 in Paris Station

PARIS, Aug. 12. - EIiptherIos Constantine VenezeIos, prime minister of Greece, narrowly es- capped assassination at the hands of fellow countrymen tonight as he was entering the Lyons rail- way station. He was shot in the left shoulder and the right thigh. At midnight at the hospital, it was said his condition was as good as possible. The assailants were two former Greek officers, Georges Thyriakis and ApostoIos iserppis, both lieutenants. 1t had was to be made on the life of M. Venezelos and as consequence the police were on the watch. They overpowered the assaiants before they could empty their guns. The miscreants were badly beaten by the crowd after tne shooting.
 News of the attack aroused profound Indignation In Paris where the premier is held in high esteem.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-13
HUERTA WANTS AMERICANS TO
 PACIFY CANTU
(ASSoeidfed Pysss L<aI<d Wire)

PHOENIX, Aug. 12.-Letters from Provisional President De La Huerta of Mexico and from General Obregon were presented to Governor Thomas F. Campbell today by Roberto V. Pes quiera, financial agent of the Mexican provisional government, requesting a letter to Governor w. D. Stephens of California whom the financial agent said he wished to consult on the Lower California situation With CO., operation of American authorities, MT. Pesquiera said he believed peace able occupation Of Lower California could be effected.
 There was only one obstacle in the and Governor Cantu was that obsta- cle. Pesquiera told Governor Camp bell he was aware Governor Cantu had certain popularity in southern California; that Cantu visited Cali fornia frequently and that interests of various kinds were inclined to- ward Cantu because of the protection he had afforded their holdings in Mexico. There was also the enter tainment feature Of Tiajuara which appealed to an element of the Amer ican people. although it was enter tainment of questionable character. All these conditions, Pesquiera said. made for support of Cantu which was manifested. he said he under stood. in recruiting on the American side of the line He intimated it was the alleged recruiting which he wish ed particularly to discuss with Gov ernor Stephens.
 American interests of a legitimate character would receive from the cen tral government the same protection they had been given by Governor Cantu, the financial agent said. but he added that Tiajuana must cease to be a Monte Carlo.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-13

and women, clerks and stenographers by the thousands accepted the bait of fifty per cent profit in forty-five days
 Was Bib "FIam-Flam"
 Agents working in offices and fac tories interested many, particularly among Italians. The mystery of Ponzi's methods added to the attrac- tiveness of his promises. It is said that in many cases the possibilities of profitably exchanging American dollars for French francs and French francs fer Italian lire and the lire for something else, seemed plausible enough without a clear comprehen- sion of just how the things worked out Among the amazing disclosures was that the bulk of Ponzi's millions was gathered in after the postoffice department had begun it's investiga- tion last February. In discussing thu case tonight, Chief Postoffice h. spector H. B. Moseby said that so far as their investigation had shown, T OlLl IIdu never uOHS any DuoIhcoo in international reply coupons. He said he had warned hundreds against Ponzi when inquiries began to come in, that no man could manipulate Or speculate in international reply cou- pons in the manner they alleged Pon- zi had explained to them. In state ment MT. Moseby said:
 Is Closely Watched
 Tt has been my great desire that PonZi should be brought to account
 CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX)