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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11
CONFER TO-DAY
fCertirue6 from pase o.e1

c-ty. II ~as szp-4zret Cass- ty-.ars
saso D-cAio.i oshs- eE-1sres troEs TAX
L1g CT rains &c. n.aa-s5 ry tie rsx-
z-a-lco nv-ser Of L-sLeDe.
CIcsaiE q ths ozh.- .hre. .,zE, cS-
GRAZING ucssas we're declared No. -
= s1pport1as NJ. Lee asg-vsssvslY il
esz csrla1es~ although Ne vas Easa -
have contaminated uf;h eaeh 0. then
l-to:e lot c4-ee--icz Nj EI.-es cs h:s
i1te-t.oa Il ca.el wage axrse-e-.
TIE concentrated o. TIE t.at,rs-s
r'e3Ee-s- was Sad 20 hav. been rze--
II rE9Sfz. to- E.s.erre.. frera
re- esrtr s-1s.s AZ 70 tnss. ob.ee.so-,
q z1T. - - proposed actin Tse
3esd@- arg UNDERWOOD % have re-
piled ,hsT lad 70 os:~.io. b.. g.
csEe3 70 COMM. themselves =. .zo-
porting The proposed move
he actioa of Prssiden. Barker u
The r1al-tensnce q way srp.oys rss
declared again ~ railroad ad-.als.-s-
tim of.ria's 70 u IL Violation q lis
wage agreement II was ss.i III. Bar
ks- Rad signed the agreement only Las,
November 2 and tia, il had gv-,s
I into e1sc. On December e A search
Q. tns fief Ia NJ. Hines odsee vas
: declared 70 have revealed 10 cor-nu.i.
cation csaceliing he axreen<n. With
the government: NJ. Barker ard a
ecnM-ttee Of y are expected % -esc,
( Warrington IAmorrov 20 attend he
conference Of u-ion leaders with xr.
Einsz.
Both union leaders and railroad
administration officials carefully
guarded the contents o; the la;es.
statement; Of Claims and grievances
made By the operating employees
representatives. 1t wac declared 70
be asommary Of the views of,he IN
ion leaders on Nr Hines' proposals.
Du. whether il help out hope for a
compromise could not De asce.tained.
Union officials we're rot ready to
stepin event Hr. Hines refused 20
meet their demands. II vas suggest
!. ed they might appeal again TO P.esi-
dent Wilson who has been informed
Of the negotiations. Reports that the
unions had such a step under congid
GRAFTON al this tome. however. were
I denied Consistently by all The quail
ihcation was made, however. that
events tomorrow would determine
the workers future policy.
. The union leaders brought Up the
ccst Of living question again today
after permitting that puzzle to lie
dormant since Friday. For the first
time, it was stated. many Of the lead
ers urged their colleagues 70 take a
frIner stand and demand something
definite" on this from the govern
ncnt. They were gaid to have in
sisted that the promise Of the ad-
Il!nistration to reduce living costs
had not ben fulfilled and that this
should be uged as additional pres
sure in support Of their claims.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11
ENGLISH PARLIAMENT
opens WITH TRADITIONAL
ANCIENT PleElxTRY


Lsakse. Tea X,-LGA8ez c>eAy vi
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u Pzsf4AEss., vsk ~. ~ U51ssSez2-
1sgezaary-
x4sx Ceosxs and oSsse Mary sss
u.s pr..cs of Wales. vAo zees-sz-
ssea tie ro7a, eos5.s sor D. ss1s sine
=: F4ea . fzsctS0r. cseee>&s4 f-oI
E.s>xs-gEz- palace " weeEssA9 =
s.A.s garages. <seeTts3 ~ Ecsf.e2
ilss gszs1a ne so7si party ~es ~
os YAy.azzsz. q lie HoSs< Of Lcc-G.
rksss KsAS Css.g. rsz4 the Eoe
ssosE tbs tsYs.s-
It's .sr.ts IT tie pGoSessso. .kroSg-
tke MAJ, z1s esrs Wk..ekAu fof Eso-=
eaza = rssls Vas HoeS By --1.a<y :.
k5zai, ske gard s>ssnssz - rot hATszz
- -. 9sxzpse1 sk<esf SEaYses s1iforras-
TIE rstst s.z.e .ezeh :. vhsch tie
Krx ard 6sSsn soae ras s1zrp b.
s.x lasea ho<kes ~;th sos.siissssee c1:-
-55srE. sa8,e hs IRE stz.e izscAss Win
s,lssN-. e~r-,ec Sases q hss-r. tht
x2Es crfszss seefs,AsY, easerysea, .As
coEc.sciss, treasurer ssS ether .oeI-
s<.s % IRE rc7si hoGseho;5-
4 iz-ss x-v1o u E.zte slxn.tssses.
z Tsgssls AID tearing sEtisns II ths.r
>@ces. rs-s xzthered 4. he -eyz, e.
trace o%Es4sh v.r.o..A Tower 70 re-
GIVE tie Kias sst Queen. A. ths
Dsoeexsses approached. tie soysi 81
is:s Ct 81 gp.s WIS sired ~ . has-
.erY q ;k>s YsTsi horse artillery s.A-
TIMED ia e.. -snsez PARK. ciose By.
King Cenrge, 81 op4n:nT IRE speech
.rcns ;te ,r-ore Ea!t: MY Lords
ard yen1,@rs 4" ;rsteaI II tie custom.
ary Ny Lordx ard Gentlemen" this
.5.oTat;,a te:n- nsce-ssatAsed tY the
e!ectton .: Lsdy Ax-o- % sea. IN
tie Eouge q. Cl,snrncns
T1o hours eiapEsd from tire time
tFe ,,rocess.oo stA--e1 from Bucking-
larr. pa1a1e Un.N {, ret3rrel.
King George. Queen Mary and
rr.ncesg Mari returned ~ London
saturday after Ecyen weeks II cvse.
lie Al rand.'nzt a,n. s:.S All. remain
through TIC Loncon eeaeon. Premier
I-.D56 Ctorge and Ear; c1-zon ~
Redsistoo, @ecretary II state for for
eixn afa.rs. we're hosts Of rrornInen /;
2o-"rnnnert sGDDoY.sr8 In the House
NJ CDrJraonz las. night. but the uguai
reception ~ the prsmier1 oniciA'
residence vas not held.
The Only innovation In todays csre.
YnonY MAR in accordance with the
'ord chamberlain edit at the COM
rnand Of he King. that peere~ses.
willie appearing In evening dress
should not have .heir features yelled.
Inatrad the yeihs flowed behind IN
trains nfre feet long. which made d
suitable background for display OF
teysis which we're family heirIoorns.
The edtct xag sctuated by desire
~ anpIify the ceremony.
Queen Mary wore the wonderful
crDwn jewels, including the Cpll!nan
diamond.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11
COLBY COLLEGE
CAMBRIDGE MAN WINS
FIRST PRIZE IN
GOODWIN CONTEST

The prize winners Of the annual
Goodwin prize speaking contest were
announced in chapel this morning
by President Roberts who presided
at the event First prize was award
cd by the Judges to Earle stanlsy,
Tyler Of Cherryfeld. who spoke on
The SignboArd Of the Timss,: se..
ond prize. John Foster Choate of
Cambridge. Mass. whose subject
was The Unappreciated hmm.
grant: third prize, Harold Thomas
Crie Of Byfield. Mass. on THE Mis-.
sion Of the College Man in :he
Present Crisis; fourth prize, Donald
Arthur Shaw Of Clinton on "Radical
Propaganda Among our Foreign.
born Population" The JUDGES. Free.
man F. Burr. George A. Ellinwood
and Thomas c. IngrahAm Of Ausus.
Ia had a great deal Of difficulty in
deciding on the winners as III.
speeches were all excellent ana n
Herbert c. Libby deserves = v>.a,
deal OF credit for their succeas :. n.
has spent much time in the prena =.
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11
Big Tractor Does Duty
Hauling Roller Or Streets

tbs stree. department. III gt!ii buzz
clearing away after the Zig Etorm u.
'sss Tt.urs1ay. 4 z, H. T. ,rac'nr.
tks prrs,1st1 ~ tie Etats. var put
into s<rvlcG Tgssfay hauling Il r,lJer
through many Ut the city s.reets.
and tf.a work Was mort successful
TfG FniIrying s.rs1tE Tsre rolled
during the day: Wextern avenue,
Green. State. aeks>,s. Wesc3n. LIN
'Adn anc C!envord streets. f.ree.
Enginsss PAU gifapsyn stated yes-
,sYday that this vork viii! he con-
,inusd t1tay.
This trzctor and roller are psr+scu.
!ar1y sEaptH1 for breaking ~. reads
where the nnow p!ow rnigh. have
dimca!ty IN account III the snow
crust, TIE tractor weighs IL i.z
tons AMI performs Il double service
III hauling either the snow roller Or
the snsv pinv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11
Coal Dealers on Kennebec
Organize Corporation and
Purchase Tug Seguin

Organization and Transaction Com
pistsd ct Meeting Held Tuesday at
eath-hew Corporation, The Ken.
nebee Towbost Co., Has Capita!
Stock Of t5o,ooo-Tua ssouin 20
b Thoroughly Ovsrhavied for
osrv'ce on ksnnsbsc
Coal dealers OF Augus,a. H:.llo.
well and Bath at a meeting held
Tussdsy At Bath completed The Or
gahization Of the Ksanebcc Towboat
60. and purchased the tug seguin To
90 tug work onthc kennebec river.
There ARE Is stockholders In the new
corporation which has a capital
stock Ut $4,000 with $4,000 paid in
Cficcrs elected were: President.
FRED Boston Of Gardiner; treasurer.
Thomas Gibbons of Bath; and clerk.
Walter GIidden Ut Bath.
The tug Eeguin MAJ purcha sed
from the estatc OF Captain Small.
lsts OF Bath. who formerly operated
II. II IL understood that the coal
dealers formed this corporation and
purchased the tug TOR their own pro-
lection. AZ IL appeared that the tug
might be sold 10 out OF the state
parties and that the Ksnnebcc river
would be left without a tug. For the
past Two years the tug Keystone has
been operated On the river under the
direction ofthe u. IS. Shipping Board.
hut this has been withdra wn. and
things looked serious for trnnsporta-
tion on the river.
After operating around Boston, the
tug Seguin IN now on duty at Bath
and later Will be taken out OF the
water ut Portland and Thoroughly
ovsrhanled and put In first class
condition.
Augusta coal dealers who attended
the meeting Tuesday ut Bath were
Francis y. Purinton Of Puripton
Bros. ana Everett Stone Of the Stone
e Cooper Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11
OFFICER OF POLIAS
SAYS MEN LOST
LEFT ON ORDERS

Kockiand, Ne, Feb. ie-Exceptions
70 statements by officers that the +!
missing members Of the crew Of the
concrete steamer PoItas left her In d
panic three hours after she was wreck
ed at the western entrance TO Penob-
scot bay Friday night were taken TO.
day W ". Nyrgren. the first assistant
engineer. lie claimed the men. now
believed 10 have been lost. we're or.
dereJ to leave.
The ~ members Of the crew, who
with Capt Richard T. cogh!an Of Bos-
Ton, we're reseued and brought here.
were pad Of today and given bonus.
They planned TO leave for Boston or
Zen YORK on the afternoon train.
Members VI the Burnt Island coast
guard station. who have been relieved
by men from the White Heal station
Ia protecting the interests Of the Ship
ping Board and the operators In the
abandoned steamer reported today that
the dislntegration OF the vessel APP
parentiy had begun. They thought she
would not Withstand another storm.
The Poiias was valued at $4,000.
Eyryren quoted George Mcclellan Of
Washington. y. C.. the third assistant
engineer and one OF the II men who.
It. had been stated. left In defiance Of
the captains orders.
Mcclellan. who YVES his chufn. asked
him. when he came on deck and saw
the life boat hanging over the side.
II he had received orders 10 shove of
EyrgTsn replied: mo, am with the
skippers boat"
McLelian then said. according 10 N.Y..
sren. that he had received orders to
leave and that they were going 1t
once. Nyrgren said: go long," ana
Mcclellan went over tho side.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11

sss. l. Rose xs1 Harris u. ES.csas.
Szrs, s.1 liz work was saog. SscsSs-
ahsy ,eszSsmes Sy Pas. Hzxsss kaS.
~ ~ L4on ~ vogsassszs1 raass>s,
zsssssszs ~ tire fssss~fzg pess szzs-
;e-g T tie AsTxssa t>esec 8enls
vss1sc. FIRED O. ESyEse5' 3sssos
rzs<eE. william y Lsav1s.; sssas-
s,~r. WIZ L, Hilton; sssvssa<y. WIS.,
sref A. Jaexsen. eszBszs1s .I.s
y&rknzk. sarxs4z'. wsissaz r. LazS
~ sspspT 6szeD5, Asasrt n Psa-
zye@. .snsor 1sznoz, Czzaas W.
Tornsex1: ssssoy steward, G.>rze
r, Cs41aag. .grsoY sssvas6- JaMes
Wright, t,ssr. E1~91 G. Dad'sy.
sed x. Lewis A. Es.esx1; zs1 r..
Naming Is. casnSbef1: lz. p, p.
Yrsssryrn gzsftts: ls4 r. e.. Hzsos1
u JexrsSxx: tn r, c.. <,..zgses ".
yo%Is. IT'D r. C.. wsssoa Levfs-
4 fez.ssrs 81 tke ssceAs4ra gAx The
p,eseaeasson n tke Pa. Nzs.sTs
sspeg ~ Frank r. passrf1ze. -so Ia
s<s4soT pzs. FaAssey ri TIE czxt mas
se-s viz s>e -se1texs "a tie Aasrs-
n '.>sxs aa1 the arr. man 70 BE raafe
= Exs.er Nason since ire io1xe VA
essastesed- TIE seres, tire gift o. tse
h1zs, .As cs.sense< In q vs-y abs
wansser ~ Part AAsser Lerss A.
Es;ysssgE- Hr, Partridge was grsAsi7
ssarDs1sef Sni rszyorse4 wiz nzeS
feeling
Yoskw.sz the worx a Se.scsoza
tanase: WAS s<rTed "a re hangss:
ha:f. sitter which sSe<cses vsg.
made. worshiDfzi Sfas.er L7ons pre-
siding cve- the pox.-cga16Sai exsF.
esssg.
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SINS SLAMS
iCsefzexe1 f-pa pnos oMst

. tsZ tla1z e Lse sx.x.sre a-ooE1. q
wzrE 21Iz ~ ezy ssrrsA- - aASss
-eaAs LIZ A-e-sZ2z s-.se ses.<sxe -
nsDs 3 eEFTES1s-9a-sa-s seeA e iae
Fa-s ADeE7cA vI .%zYzaG :. TIC VA
F-E-grz - -Ess- L. s2sS i-Agzzes
-Ae A1e-scA. 1xry N&S ae1-E ka1
-as Azu-szezzrns gH-rug S..y AID
.awzss -=-s s,ccss-a~ 70 ,ezrr ia.
LIE T11tsd S-x-e. h.5 Al ~ tr1e
zG-r1r-ts1 Eo-e La abrr.. seFea
-E- cs1t q Es rz--. Graf
As - 80 rgzu-x hsa-1 - Yrz.-e
q a. z-T h-sk5-ra Aim: SE.
sid tszt rsrc-ts were cr-~r. ia
watEarz=al - As3a6 gerarzs E-x1
representatives viii .hs g-v As1
seea to2sore1 ~ : "a. t-.sxec-u-.
z1S ccafzEtse - -. .rz.sz-.s TOT
syEl h.ssre tAs zzt-nx lines =.
Id attributed ssc1 -spe-a- L ga
g the EE-A .a,azses h-~zxa
arZtss AZ lad zA-nsd al 70 wner-
L SPIKE q toese reports 70: 10 se-
levs tasn
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.fnhuenza-Ridden
Cummington, Mass.
Has Fewer Cases

N1--Lz-r-cc- NAssr fea- 80 =
:---s-Zz E--z-scz Il C-----Ela
: lit -vza u Sc s-1s1--s--s E-ssrs
- re-sezs hare a.sez s--scks7 ~-l
. E:i .or- q -. I-sszse- Il so-os
wat improved todsF. T.s-e lave
h-ee1 ID deaths But foG- Dew cAses
were .eE.-s1 ard - Ts-s dsscsArges
.r1z- S<Te--y sE-.Eiss hare La
&c o Eo-s Members IL TIE sssSA-
t5oa xhicA seemed 5esrx-r.s tro q
three iarE aga. = agT vel = sa-1
-Four doctors an1 si1s czrses ~
Ec~ Il z-tsz21s1os I'D fos1,5 s.pSissz
have ae,E- .zEe1 - SO s--icks- rsso-
pie ron this e1-r 2-6 sz--o3nelog
t9~ns- Fg2r ezs@s Il pzs=z-n1---a 49,
yeE<Jr.G
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11
MORE SNOW CONES
BEFORE HUB IS
'SHOVEILEDOUT

Ex- Fea E-1E EosTG
xzx e.sx- .. Asz weeks EsSv. SAAs f7-
Wis rzs..-z ~ z12o>- szsr- 80 -.
-nx s>e- rA - 1E- ssl f-f
f.. s<rerzs .s-K. VIZ =.
hE-eas ,reez-nF czsr--osS
.,--. - either sr4sv GO -zzh
re New Yz-G- New axssn 4 HAE-
.v-s r.s.,n>x esc~s ia o<w snsw ssA--
ksz vnAsss .Av..E e<AfSc sf'ezA- -
- Hzss " LIS so. ezr tne 5setz1 :
xxs,t x.S - Ces.sc Il As.x1T -1sE-s
-<,c--e1 ,1-z- .sssv Ts-s -szE ae1
.-.s-, r-s-- I'll. o.-zl se-T1ss ~
v@E
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11
African Planes
Fly Mediterranean
Without Stopping

Cairo, FEB. It-Th= two airp,sa+s
belonging 70 the Sov.h African gov
erGElsn. which ara attempting q
fight from London TO Cape TUxn
crossed the Mediterranean yesterday
In II hours. This - Eaid 70 be the
Arg non-stcp fight over tie Nediser-
ranean-
in view Of the fart that part Of the
navigation was made during the
night, ir. 4 furious wind which one Of
the pilots said b'ew his airpIane
backward for 81 minutes. the passag.
IL regarded as Z remarkable achieve.
me.c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11
Spontaneous Blaze
Makes $4,000 Loss
in Woonsocket, r. |.

Woolsorke. 2 !, 70 1-Fg-=
believed 20 hsye bexa caase1 By
Spontaneous Combustion j. co..oz
waste dc damage estimated q;
SO ~ 10 the zig textile plan. Ct The
RAJ Cotton Company here Early thtz
morning. Two floors we're gut:e2
Three alarms called OF. the greater
part ottas citys FIRE fighting sppara-
tbs and the blaze gave the esezaeI Z
fight lasting uE.i, noon today. A
large quantity Of cotton stored in II.
mill vas either Destroyed or badly
damaged by wa.e: and tie famss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11

IRE Y. N r, A. Public Zpezk.nx
c,ass VII! sns@. sh!s eJening a. me
''Y'' 10 enc Asseysb.2 hail a. o'c'rck
anrsr Tire firect.sn u Pre-! II, e.,
t'bby q: Cnib1 college,.
= .gmter o: appiica.iems haYs
,sen s~>H.1ed srosn time y1o are 20
lsks ts5H cngys@ - sz,egn1assS.iD
yhhcfy T. ., k@ rYnret al t:3c T, VI. e..
= There Ia g,i'l a chance fcr d few
n,ose t1.>re the Init IL u iias t'5ers
,escisG. ~! w.s1 Dian u take tis<,
srsFDs afoa4ld apply ~ oncs>
TIE 1Dynz Toinag's gymnasium
cssis witch meets each veek On
rbgsN5a2 n!g.l. al the "Y'' vii. r.set
,Hn3xfs 4: 7b On Accoun. III the
lasge NUMBER Vim sls. ~ attend the
f'tfzzic Wine I'm Thars5ay Might.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11

'Ge. ses." .1r tie Zssh Arns4. Criz.
~ city hal T12s.ytay ard Yr4sAy
II tbs zee1, st aii cnizzis T'.zz.s n
'al4 s@z syae Dro1>sx ~ be q yec,-d
s:&ake. Win tie arga7 u. A1s1.
TIA. y-aces the b,e-r6. on ,sse oce--
Ing nigsgt. &C evening M .oDckinx
!2n Ia prosn!set. fs:x emf msn w!il
produce snsvSfs mirth 70 make the
nm. a:n.Y.a<ast41 resS.ns.ss bee
Ian" .DtI the b3.,,r4s ~ III h.a vsst
TIE tolez are 0: ,se nereet md
ssspoitst variety AID IL ezs1 :osy
@>yrstA&n }xz4i cum,
Tie ring tits are guse 20 5-.ng
6o@n ts.s house AZ they Mi b. og.
aefoaS by esdz IN 4 .-aS.asg t3.st
would make 4 prIsess.snal k.1zs1 nit.
envy. 4 cnor7Is Of 10 Totces vii: AZ
slst IN making s.e .i3r~ sc-s fire
hit TIE o;so 10 q candy. Here s>ns
o: TIE Sc;o1is n.ot: .a.sats6 sz4sds-
vile artist. vii ss.iSh. he audience
T.ih Spngs. 1anc@s and no.sl..ez.
TfiG.D.a3 ssterrl,n, tie Csny by7-
ay.c gre ba8lstbait ;eA,n. claSa
with c>s<ns .rOa rIs%r.nx i,igf. TI.e
Esnnss viii be pIaysS 81 Agsennbl r
hail q. the hizti sc;9oo,. and cgub.iGes
will draw q large cyoDG. aS a.! RI tbs
outfits tha: VIII mix are speedy and
play real bas.s,DaH. Bot. cDny az.
greZas.or-s have been going strong
and s5s>1E pat gp tins game .. their
career.
PrblaT ssen.nE. PAS .ce~ ucose-
slsep%1<' viii be presepte1 As a
eDn'cG3 ,hls t. winner and VIII
ks&.D The asdienee III paroz ygrns u
laughter. ''Tubby" Eeale aud L:o
Fox play the n,,is leads. while
Emmy" Gray. Miss Marion Dye, and
Sii@s !rens Go>atrich make VI the
"st II he cafst. Xis, Co>yJrich ap-
'r5rec in iast geazotis dramatic per
srrnancs and H. especially good
The young people have been rshears-
ing Faithfully and should pat the
shSw aGro,s IN fine style.
Following thL will come the annual
Chizzle Wine Ball. an Ausv><a ~
c'AI event. H,Nfc will be furnished
M Dougias le.piece orchestra ADV.
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Arthur Alfred Guifnar

Arthur Alfred GsilRe.. aged =
Years. died al .he home Of his "a
rents. M and Mrs Archie GG..ifer
II Brook street 1T midnight SIN.
day. after an illness Of a week :
duration Of bronchial pneumonia
Nr. Cutler was born in this city
and received his education n he
public schools. He served his ccaa-
Try as q private, attached to the eh
Cavalry. stationed al Maria Texas
He was a young mar of much promise
and had q hos. OF friends. which
was evidenced by the many beautiful
flowers sent to the home ~ q tribute
to his wort, and the esteem &c
which he was held By them.
Mr.. GuIlifer is survived besides his
parents. by two sisters. Airs. Busord
Page and Miss Susie Maud Guiltfer
and one brother. Hubert Gullifer. AL
of this city. Funeral services viii be
held at the home this afternoon at
O'Clock. Rev. Benjamin Beatty #
floating.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11
BIC NOVELTY DANCE
At Union Hall
THURSDAY EVENING, FEB Il
Welct's Novelty Orchestra Of Waterville.
An new music. Doucette and Lyons feat
Hing.
PROSECUTION CLOSES CASE
AGAINST SUSPENDED
NEW york SOCIALISTS

Ar5azr, ~ Il Feb IA-CS.,s<2 s--
lie Assembly .zd1c-a-Y Committee
ate toeAy cnnSsetet pras-xs1cz Q.
evsdeses zezzo< .ae fire szS@o5ei
sacz.zs. ssssISlyEs. being tired by
Tie committee CO charges - els-
.oyalty-
Seymour Esaila-- ho1eTs- CAIN
81 that .sehoi>z1Fy ths p-oseelt.c-
cosd .ot ''r~- Unit, Lis s.5e haa
read .sto tie -scord s6:itso.zl *
ee1Ss frol eoculszts !.;--6-c-5 u
committee enGneis. TtAs reading
aAd Tot been completed ~lsa al
5o4-nnse1: was taken
Ii cong Is case TIE prosecution
wEtsh has charged .as sec.s.,st parv
- co1Sparsag 20 b-!as aoeCi Z revol7-
ten II th.g county. drew from o.
rsosl.g forces a-kEowseteemsa. that
~ -sfs-eESgm tgst cenp.stss The
,z@-T Membership -az ra;i1eo re-
Jsy-. s7oni;ie1 ~ ths Chicago cor
reItson as year S;ede.ng sappcrt 70
he T.ird fyoseox) In,eY.z,.oaase.
Tnik action. the persecution charge
- IL, answer 70 the Manifesto o. the
communist :,ste-n4tiCnale q. Moscow
signed By L3sirae ard Trg-zxy O.
March -, ms which apcealed % tte
"rFc.etsr:4t CT lantE'' 20 unite Under
tanner 81 tie Third in.srna .aJra,e II,
the Evolutionary struggle for power
AID tie Dictatorship II the prole.ar.
lat
TIE defsnse. On the other hand
contends that no evidence sas been
produced II show that the .epo-.
Just ratified La an answer to tie Mr.
cox manifesto. This n,an..es.o de-
nounced half-heartedly neagureg and
sought 20 Justify civil war and VIC
ieDee.
The report IN which SUPPORT "a
pledged the Third International ia a
minority report or international
Questions. Tie prosecution clairns
that It liz more drastic than the ma
;of'ty report on the same subtect.
when both reports with the Mos-
co~ manifesto. were introduced
eariy in the trial question arose al
10 ThGh had beeT ratified. The De.
y
referendum ~as being taken on tbs
reports today stated the minority
has been adopted by a vote o,
S.4ss against 1874 for the ma brit.
although the party membership IA.
more than 5000. The defense coz.
csded that the locals TO which the
Defendants belongs had voted for the
minority report.
The prosecution. which alleges tbs
general strike is socialist wes pom
called Robert Mckay. director Of The
ChiIdrens Hospital in Winnipeg
Manitoba. 10 describe conditions pro.
duced there b. the general strike lag,
year. The witness drew what hs
termed an "unpaintsble picture" @,
"a city without firc or police pro.ec.
ton and cat Off from the necesgitie,
OF life and communication with the
outside world.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11
Britain Should Not
Sway U. s. Opinion on
Treaty, Says Charnw0od

London, Feb. 10--Baron Charnwood.
seconding the address OF thanks in
tho House Of Lords today for the
Kings speech. expressed approval Of
the recent letter OF viscount Grey.
British ambassador at Washington.
with regard to the American posi-
tior on the peace treaty. lie said:
I'VE must allow the American pco-
pio TO choose their own path. ] am
Convinced. despite recent misleading
Appearances. that We may confidently
anticipate increasing participation by
the United States in the worlds af-
fairs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11

Manchester. N. H., Feb. i0-Win-
field l.. Shaw, vice president OF the
w. H. McEiwain Shoe Company. has
today Forwarded 1000 to the family
Of Thomas stewart whoss two sons
and daughter wsYs drowned this
morning when the boat In which they
were crossing the MsrrimAak river
10 their work capsizcd. Mr.. Shaw
has MISC announced tho company will
also pay 500 b. month for II year to
assist ilie family. Mr. Stewart him
SER Is a cripple. having lost two legs
IA WI lii railroad accident,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11
Carpenter to Tour
L. 8. in Exhibition
Before Meeting DEMPSEY

Paris. Feb. 10 - Americans will
have an opportunity to see Georges
Carpenter. the French fighter in ac-
ton before he meets Jack Dempsey.
Carpenters manager has signed a
contract calling TO a ten weeks ap-
pearance Of the Frenchman in the
United States. Carpenter and his
trainer will give sparring exhibitions.
The French fighter. according to
the terms Of the contract will receive
something more than 100000 francs
for his American tour. Passage has
been booked for America for abou
the middle Of March.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-11
KANSAS TO PROSECUTE
If X. r. MEN STRIKE IN
VIOLATION OF NEW LAW

Topeka. Kas.. Feb. 0.-Kansas prob.
ANY will prosecute in the criminal
courts. national, state and local OFF,
Gals Of the Railway Maintenance and
Shop Laborers' Union II they call a
strike in Kansas. it was declared by
attorneys connected with the industfial
relations court here today. 1t was de-
cIared that the strike would be in viola.
ton Of the new state law.