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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25
BIZ RkE TO TELL STORY

SErWnsEEL- Feb. - Join 4
SU-ke s1ooc 81 Lns Ia q -ts sup-
@s cCu- -otz-. eaF= za1 -sae- =
-sE lis s-o-y CT RI -na- azppenec o.
me ci<E- TIA. Nelson x. 9a-rlsE E!s
APPEARED a. Jac@s1
Beside Ens prisoner s-ooc h1s
sr-ty LITTLE -cH@plor- ira was v.hc
nas besn the lErs-ay Of kls cu---
aEe through lis oraes- She. 1oe.
YVES sa<gr C testify ta- her nusaa1e.
= Ese Epon her Eps was answered
by one rr his. 4 Eie@ q hope
- rs ere met AZ arsws-:-s riea-
The STATE closed rs case -t1s
morning anc @ecH-s,v ne de-
eense outlined The co1se e b. pr--
sa=d n p-r-nx In. job, Burke VS.
nc- ne SILVER q Na.spr q 5a-ey
Thomas Leigh former Eera4oec
cpEn-y p-pescEInr skilled astende-
and eiocuEc- pisader. -oic -ne - D@r
wins a-e sitting as JaGEes u 5--ks :
prove u -heE oevon1 81 snadcr z
durSt Tia. Burke eaG lit ma 111-vz
tine nor appc---"y = XII rs
Ame- business pE-ne-
III LelEh became snce-eL- eic-
queE- as he e-foEzeG Lre Dsr -
Maine ant ne asked -as I-y . r.
member lie. Ene Eat frs Z1o--
ne6 e vsw -ae boEy G Nelsur
4x-Iey Vac y. Jaz- n 5oo---y-
medical examiner Tor Sone-ss, cc,---
y, and roc Or George Burgess NJ
Ezk. @ns1- ss Ia nay pe, E-oC
s1Anik coU1r-. Mass. Ee sElG -ae
dE&n eAr wpEic BE- eTi-as6 ~
two vffne4s oas uf whom was E
cf-zzn - Name wnc hal SERVED RS
Seilrw citizens Il z public czpacE-y
The witnesses FIR Tia respondent
w5usc cu-Emce 1ns Ju-y -1E- 5E-EE
WIS not ceE -te Saga 5gL woods
When ELsy Was slzE -as-s Z
voElc be proved Ct the evidence L.--ss---
SEks cl6 lot shoot hr-ssE EuE !
woEiG ne further proved Lha1 3E-se
CID NOT 1p.Ez ne Signatures E4e-
the Questioned notes NJ Leigh &C
cup1es Eo-s AE- -wo III hCC-s =
econeiraee o. Page 1-cot. =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25
Medical- Whisky
on Fair Price List with
Other Necessities

--i-zsn, Feb .4-E aiskey far
medicinal purposes VIII be placed c1
-ne tede-al far pr,ce LIST aloar with
5g--as--. s@-s, aou-. and other nece-
sites If life. L was announced TO-DAY
ty Ey MaEsr collector n internal
-evelne This action was decided
upur ~ q corxe-erc. a--s1dee r- NJ
Na-.- 1ss--ic- a--o-rev Csrne, Aifse-
Howard state p-otsbE-.c- corazzls-
siuner and 4 A. Sprzrue- head q the
Illinois far price commission Th-
wEisixey price was not decided M
Eivne sRic hs had beer informed -.lz-
cugxts-s w.- p-uf-@e--g II wins
key charging n much as go gzIlo-
V-n@r = ut<.. oesui6 for So
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25
VOTE IN 10 DAYS
On Treaty by Senate
Predicted
-eaas- Laa1e - Cah - -sre o.
Tsg-.cs-Ts 9s.e = sus'.esE -
Seuaee g--] oysscses = - oe-s-
c-zex Ta~ies Course ove- SS4-

ass-s-r-u1- Fer @--2.a-s - rs
-s- Z ina decision ~ -1s +seace
--y were made ay senate E-apc1ll-
en-. -ada~ wife The a6E--1s----s-lC-
headers were liking coCssi among
heir G4-1dec colleagues rs =
should D tire tnal Denoc-G1lc stand
N -z1hc2lun-
The Esr-hlscz1 de-s-E-1l-lor II
r..E The question L = cunct1Ela-
-s announced on tire Senate aoor
By The pay ieade-. Ssna-u- Loos@
wtso salE Lila- he would caA LIP me
TERI u Tnu-sazv and r0Ci1 ask
rns. = -suzl1 the business q The
S.nz-s u--l disposed 81
Eea-lne the Democratic leaas-.
Senator Hitchcock. wsrre6 1ar To
present the pruposal -1T party
taucus. sponsored ay -ss11c'c--srlr
senator's WHO wzr- 10 END Ine Hlne
c,r--uv.-- rr taking The RepEb1-
I'm -sse-alnus a. they stand SET
s.cr Hitchcock SAD re- haG talked %
those who offered VIII LIE as Ee the
cox-se - ne adopted and had a-ao--
d.r1Gec lra- - cAl a caacls wu1ic
70 I.al -islhse-
In sune gza-tes = WIS T1-1f-~-zsc
srs- Under the proEar outlined y
Senator Lodge The treaty ueG4a be-
suuuKh< e a ratification VOTE with
ia n week or q Gays The I-reconcl-
able spponeu- n ratification ara s1-
recreG however &c -ns.E- that there
be nc nas-y action and NJ enc coU1c
ruer4 vrs CERTAINTY how uucr
rsne rhsy might consume II csDs1a
The oeciG1nn Of Senator HITCHCOCK
mt 70 car Democratic SENATORS HIS
. cozxSerroce, czuaeE CONSIDERABLE
srrur1as zmnnE those wrn had ae-
rrnced the sugEezrinr and they pre-
asrsnA fAgt sune gU- Of pR--- S-
rHxrner vSx would De nsio before
..,r -zrsHrarian -zu1e was reached
ru5zJcar claims as - Inc 1Eza-
s.r q Democrats -eaey II accept me
n<uszs,1tzn reserrzricus Fiji s1noe
NJ = sn6xr. with dozen more nseo-
- IA t,H--p ratification.
~ administration leaders ccr-1o-
,,su5 =. Sasist chat the figure was e
serrasec hrr rhey declined 10 give
xx- srmars cs the nrmoer tHS
.rix4.r be deesa1ee or q -z1l'ac'i--lt'''
rnl CAL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25

ga NE. Fat John a.
-.-.. - -Gs been u TIA -Neive
-ns --ds- % Nelson u.
rs s1snE and 5us1n-ss
e. Jacklzl, n Inc 81
---4 -rz- ns-e VII -zks Lns Stand
M = rs awr tezercs- Els
az VI -es.y FIR IL
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z--assas cele5 1ocEr E- -as
..a--- z-a-a-e-- Ear -he defence
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- = v-ac- ne cn1srdec r
s ---n1ahss and @pcHiai. -sE
--ss =a.iC EavE cumllIIs6 -1s
-.--,a x..-rr- -.a4 --e ElEE FED .-
Sz=s v--nasEss,
3a--ts~ signature q rs NOTES 5n-
. u z-c Z -ecsr-1 +l- $7lE. hsiG ~
LIKE = ---oec-Ic- VII the lGuor
-r--g 1pe-a-inrs OF The Cana
III -,p--.- = sa-E-1e- N the opZE-
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\ ne -- wI-neaE tx
net VI 5aeaC re md sEEE1eE
- az-cV Wig Eoe-- = IS Ez-.s
osE .. -.a-s Lr c-r exanz-
LICE vs. minded Wien coE-
-s.4s-1 1+E NJ Ne light
E-l--0- led widely H-on
~Tz-s 1al-E-----ng E2eH- -se-
M IL Impossible % De-
~ = =. pl-1r -az- cae CHANG
IS = IL -ueslanec ssEAcUs
a-.G az e@e- -ece6 -un q euE-
:. : z9le M here We nss G7eE-
Ia IF EEzZEs were
y 5E-l.r
= -sIhec -nn- he kac sc1Hlef
- u----g -ad--s Of Burke and Is
F-.a &c ca5 su1jec1ec 1r@ - ire
a~E-GnC wiring Tests Fran The
Ii 2. ne pruEiKsuy notes sn6
--as.-- v-1c1 -ha S-zas contends ere
1-=e-s.s I. ka6 -a-uec Il ,pl-snr
"a 5E-ks vote lie words wi-ae1
--a1 Tie wife wrote E1o0ne ~
u-Es IS vr1esE and -Ez- Bar
VIE ne gEz-Ez
SE-s- -a-aacneC RS -,nE
IA zal--or said Sierra EXHIBITS
5a--s-- wing we-s --ocaceS
< s--,1e-cs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25

Tie Inw pressure w--lcr Las Per
sisted c~er Atlantic cDas- states Err
sF-H-zi 1srs & moving o. ID seq 7Ta-
SOUTHERN New England The wsa-n-
er VIII clear "wednesday Il A-lar-Tc
enast states except Il northern Wv
England where snow VIII curZuls-
The temperature VII fat Slowly z
middle a11C southern Atlantic s-sEss
Sso-r Winnings are displayed m
tie A-IaE-gC csns1 t-uI Delaware
E-eaKvz-sr -s~NRE-ucksr
Winds CT Atlantic coasts No-rn N
SANDY ETgot, fresh northwest snssw
or -asu "Wednesday SANDY EooE IL
FFar-e-ax sresr northwest. cloudy
= ecnssCzy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25
jewelers. Relieved
2 Joy Water" On
: alada-Hub Train

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-"-z @s2zEo is e-a--s u vt.tnnRv
.s-sss-gey CT q -xsc bound
u Aor--sAl -ar 5os.un ~ ATDUE
border. ea-iy reczg. No A.
-s Maae- The h1uor v2s cci-
IN ne Canadian alle md ankS-
az re border was cru0D6- Te
s-s rad been II Canada. cei-
asnfng-urs hs--aaax.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25
THE WEATHER
sNcN

Northern Nzv England snow
and coid=- v-G-1est.4- T1--sdlay
party cloudy.
Southern New England FAR am
s.l-E-.y srfde- "Wednesday. -EE--s-
1ar part cl7uE-
Eas-H-- New Zo-K, snow f-z-,-i.as
and sign cpiLlez- Z aGnescaS.
Thursday sa~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25
UNION HELP DE MAND
PRESIDENT VETO RAIL
REORGANIZATION BILL
Federal Troops
To Guard IrLal
Cenralio /. #. n.

-aco-a. ~ as-- Fec. ia ae-
-ar--er. - <soe-ai --on7s ~IE.
lezve cary e1-o--c~ ~ Mc-.e
sanc- Mas... where sFessr E1eas-
ga Nc-Ne-s g me ~ orig are o.
--ia- ar -u-7e- o-z-ses a-tsa7s
+-nr- ere ce---zFa A--is-rce Day
s!ay,-ss- = ~as a-aoG,cec e
-r.- - Cams -e~gs.
Me-.esaer. Aas-- Ses. %
Se,aias q <.se-.i e-ooss - Me-
cesanc - -e-aF- .--E --e enc g
me "a g a!,esec |. ". ~, re-
oe-x ACCUSED o ere Ge--7iIa
a-riEr1e Killings ~as aG--e--es
-,as- - Liec>ens-- Seoe-a
-a-ee- -ieee- commanding ere
Ssseer- 1.aa--e-. q ire a--.
u7p- -e-aes- g Grs,e-,o- -a- -
" as- -g-ar- -,e governors ac-
-Io- fa4io~er : -eHae9- <or e-ocSs
~ S-rsecE-c- -e--ar 6iie- as
. os-eis a-=rag-Io-s-y measure
rs -ero--erca-,c-- NJ. Ai3e-
sac ~as --e -=s-- q S-E- re
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Sao-ais - No-.exanE- nc~ re
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e--ez.x ~,-t-- -sve -esc,es ere
cas- g -oaHsei -o- ere s-z-s. =
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sew. 1.s1e a-- = g-s1-e ~s-
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lay e z>=o--ns e a!ssr- --s--
rave peer ---o-s ever - s--ec
i-ee-ver-Io- = oera = ere Ter
ce-e-ea--a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25
BURKE AND WIFE TO TESTIFY
hartley SIGNATURE GENUINE
BELIEF OF Defence EXPERT

ognSel Leigh Opens Case for Accused u
Burke and Wife Among 30 Witnesses Cali
ed-Defense Contends Impossible That
Burke Could Have Slain Barley Within
lime Limit Fixed By States Witnesses -
Handwriting Authority Differs Widely
from States Experts Says Burke Not Ca
Fable Enough to Forge Name
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25

Forecast fer Boston and riC1-l---r
Y arnescay fair and -uldarf -1Zz-s-
CAV far. 1-esr northwest WINDS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25

I-if''- = :
L = @ e - va
OH vi Dc a-SaosHeo nsZ- ueeE- vr1s-.
- AAA U=n " Dr. scls -aou- s-Il.=--
ar SHOWS z- -1c-rEa-Ior = cac.A-a Z
s---Es : - z MINISTRIES G tne co-1-
Oi'-F'- F't-s'i--s =
---1--l--7,--1 -ar -7II's4a--izls
Ok liz S-es "--loG- pe---l-z -ae-
ING III copy u sneU hnw me law cousl
y aToin==c- = z INV aEa1-r-E eau---
- - Some lznks pa-aa=c -.--pGsz
-ti+ sE-@--s -0ca- Inc Dublin --ade
cUuac1 adopted -=sos--lo- Gang
8por g workers g -g-I1se = ap-t~ ~
2e-----s
-'4l''1l-' q -e n1-lt,--=c an
--li --si-1lG PARSONS q ne cntl------
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
Flertalssocialisterne vii tabe mango
Mandater til de uafhengige, men me-
dens vi skal have en- Regjering, der
taales af Arbejderne, vii den langt
fra blive en- Arbejderregjering.'
Militarismeu er d6d.

Han sluttede med at sige, at Mill
tarismen i Tyskland er d5d, det er
bevist. Demokratiet i Fedrelandet er
like nogen DrGm, men en- Ting med
Liv og Blod. Hvor hurtigere andre
Nationer bliver klar paa dette Fax
tum, jo bedre er det, baade for dem
OF for os. Dette monarkiske Bedra-
geri har h3stet sin fortjente Skjebne.
1 Berlin har socialdemokratiske Le-
dere sidste Uge veret forsamlet for
at udarbejde Forslag, der gaar I'D
paa at afskaffe nilitaristiske Tradi-
toner indenfor Heren. /Og Social
demokraternes Leder Nationalfor-
samlingen, Dr.. Hugo Sinzheimer,
Frankfurt-am=M Main, udtaler, at-Rigs-
vernet vii blive fuldstendig reorga-
niseret, Officerer med monarktsk
Heldning vii blive afskediget, ogHa-
rem vii komme under civile Kommis=
serers Kontrol. Hvis dette oliver
Tilfaldet, kan det maaske siges, at
Kapps coup detat har veret gedt for
noget men er der like ogsaa ct
gammelt Ord, som siger: Intet er saa
gait, uden at det er godt for noget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
SOLDATERGRAVENE l
FRANKRIG.

.. Det Rode Kors meddeler, at Ar
bejdet med at fotografere hver en-
kelt amerikansk Soldatergrav i
Frankrig gaar saa godt fremad, at af
allie de $4,000 Grave er der kun
5000, der endnu like er blevet TO-
tograferede. Disse 5000 Grave lig-
ger spredt langs med Kamplinien, og
det er' Meningen at sanle dem allie
den store anne erikanske Militerkirke-
gaard, hvorefter ct Fotografi at hver
af de ny Grave viii blive sendt. til
Soldaternes Efterladte.
Det har ofte varet vanskeligt at
finde Gravene at dem, der blew ha=
stigt begravet, medens Kampen ra-
sede, og af dem, der faldt i Angreb
indenfor Fjendens LIME. Mango at
disse Grave er blevet fundet we'd
Hjelp at tyske krigstanger, der hui
skede, hvor de amerikanske Soldater
laa begravede.
Fotografierne af Soldatergravene
sendes fra Frankrig til det RpdeKors'
Hovedkontor Washington hvorfra
de udsendes i ct smukt Omslag til
Soldaternes Efterladte. De, der end
nu like har modtaget Fotografiet,
maa have Taamodighed lidt endnu.
Det nytter like at skrive efter Foto-
grafierne, -, de udsendes lige saa
| smart de er ferdige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
Roosevelt, T, dekoreret.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS har bekjendt.
gjort, at President Wilson har til.
delt Oberstlqjtnant Theodore Roose.
velt Jr. Distinguished Service Cross
for ussdvanlig Tapperhed ner Can.
tigny, Frankrig, den 28. Maj 1918
"Efter at have fuldfprt ct Strejf-
tog udsatte Roosevelt sig for inten<
Mitraljqse=, Gevsr- og Granatild
medens han gik frem og hjalp til a,
redde ct saaret Medlem af Strejf.
togsafdelingen," sagde Bekjendtgjp
'relsen.
"Ved Scissors anf5rte han lode
Juli 1918 personlig Stormafdelin.
gerne af sin Battalion og skj0nt saa.
ret i Kneet negtede han at lade sig
aflose, indtil han blew baaret bort frs
Slagmarken."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
Kvtoflerne fra Danmark.

Land brugsministeriet meddeler, at
deres Inspektqrer, der holder skarp
Kontrol med allie F3devarer, der an
kommer fra fremmede Lande, ha1
forbudt Udladningen ia 1000 Sekke
Kartofler, der nyligt ankom til New
York fra Danmark. Grunden til
Forbudet var den, at omtrent syv
Procent af disse Kartofler enten val
begyndt at raadne eller. led af "Scab"
Resten af den store Ladning danske
Kartofler var god Tilstand og blew
solgt til Priser, der var langt, under
Markedsprisen paa amerikanske Kar=
tofler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02

nenVfrenQe hOlleger Og Jeg like kan
efterkomme den til os stillede An
modning."
Forlanger Zahles Gjenindsnttelse.
! Kjpbenhavn, 3d. Marts. Social
demokraterne og Fagforeningsleder-
ne, som iaftcs konfererede med Kon=
gen angaaende den opstaaede politi-
ske Krise som Fplge af Zahles Afske-
digelse, forlangte Ministeriet Zahles
pjeblikkelige Gjenindsettelse, Die
blikkelig Indkaldelse af Rigsdagen til
Mode og cndnu en- Gang Introduce
ring af kenstitutionelle Tilstande i
Landet.
Det erklaredes, at saafremt disse
Krav bliver negtet, vii allie danske
Fagforeninger indkalde til ct Mode
idag og tage Bestemmelse med Hen
syn til en- Generalstrejkes Erklering.
Socialisterne betegner Kongens
tiHandling som vilkaarlig og diktato-
risk.
Folkemangderne paa de offentlige
Pladser vedblev I'll langt ind i Nor
gendagens Timer at raabe paa Ind
fqrelsen af en- republikansk Reggie
ringsform Danmark Mindre Uro-
ligheder fandt Sted, medens Soldater-
ne besatte en- af Pladserne, og Raa-
bet 'Lenge leve Republican," hqrtes
Natten igjennem.
S6qer 2. Zones Inteynationaliution.
Nj. Rovsing, en- af Ministrcne det
nye Kabinet, rapporteres at have I'D
talt, at den nye Regjering har isinde
at ladc afholde nyeValg, fprend Rigs
dagen sammenkaldes for at tage
Sp9rgmaalet ON Flensborg op.
| Krisen 1psrod over Dispositionen
af den anden slesvigske Zone, som
Ministeriet Zahle betragtede som af.
gjort Tysklands Favor we'd den ny.
Ilig afholdte Folkeafstemmng.
Zahle Regjeringen beskyldes fo1
at have gjort utilstrekkelige Anstren
gelser for at sikre en- da.,sk Sejr an
den Zone. q
NJ. Rovsing erklarede, at det nyt
Ministerium Wide fors9ge paa at ia:
anden Zone, indbefattet Flensborg
internationaliseret.
"Berlingske Tidende'' erklerer, a
heleBorgerskabet ''maa rejse sig imoe
en- Generalstrejkes Terrorisme."
KONGEN SVARER.
Kjqbenhavn, 80. Marts. Kon{
Christian har idag negtet at bqje si(
fof Socialdemokraternes Ultimatum
der forlangte Zahle Ministeriet
! Gjenindsettelse.
STREJKEBESLUTNINGEN
UDSETTES.
Kj9benhavn, 80. Marts. Det sam
virkende Fagforbund har besluttet a
4 udsette til imorgen Afgjdrelsen, on
der skal erklares Generalstrejke.
Den socialdemokratiske Rigsdags
gruppe har udstedt ct Manifest, hvo1
der protesteres imod Kongens Afske,
af Kabinettet og opfordrer Folket ii
we'd de kommende Valg at styrte han
reaktionare Hensigter Manifesto
siger:
"Vor Parole vii blive en- drastisl
Demokratisering af vor Grundlov -
en- Republik og Etkammersysteme
med Sternmeret fra 21 Aars Alderen.
! Kongen tog idag til Morgen sill
ssdvanlige Ridetur uden nogen Led
sager.
Det nye Ministerium har falgen
de Sammensetning: M. Liebe, Stats
minister ogJustitsminister; Komman
dor Konov, Forsvarsminister SAINT 70
refpbig Udenrigsminister; Professo
Th. Rovsing, en- fremragende\ Lege
Undervisningsminister; Etatsraa'
Nonberg, Trafikminister; NJ. Ok
holm, 1ndenrigsminister og Land
brugsminister interim NJ. Hjerlhan
sen, Finansminister; M. N. Juen
; Isen, Kirkeminister.
STOR LOCKOUT 1 DANMARI
Kjpbenhavn, II: Marts. Arbejds
giverforeningen har besluttet at er
klere en- General Lockout den Cd
Maj. Beslutningen skyldes yedva
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02
5tnrpnltttBk Krtar Daan1ark.

Hsiemhs dratr rd@
edmn med Genrashr
Z Zone der GrAt AxM til MnserasF Dnmark Meru
0M bg
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-02

Jeg maa derfor bede Dem ON at
meddele Hans Majestet, at mine for
henverende Kolleger og jeg like kan
efterkomme den til os stillede An
modning."
The Washington herald., 1920-07-22
POLES ACCEPT
BRITISHOFFER
Withdraw Armies to From
tier In Accordance With
Amistice Proposal.
CBy United Press.D

London. July 2l.-Premier Lloyd
George. in the House OF Commons
today. said the Polish premier had
undertaken to withdraw the armies
OF Poland within their legitimate
frontiers. in accordance with the
British proposal for an armistice
with Soviet Russia.
The British premier declared the
Soviet reply to the peace proposals
Of Great Britain showed the Moscow
government was prepared to con-
slider the British proposal for an
armistice in friendly spirit. but add
ed that there were Indications the
Soviets would only consider discus
sion with a Polish proletariat gov
ernment which Lloyd George char
acterizes as "intolerable." In or
der to test the Soviet's desire for
peace. the British premier declared
Great Britain had advised Poland
to seek an armistice by direct nego-
tiattons with Moscow. II the Rus
slams refused and continued their
advance, the allies will assist Po-
land.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-22
Girls Pretty Knees,
As Seen by Senator
Bring 2 New Laws

Atlanta. July 21.-There ought to
be a law against it," unused State
Senator Wilkinson, viewing a dim
pied knee as it's nymph-like owner
poised for a graceful dive.
And today Senator Wilkinson had
two stringent blue laws" before
the Chamber-one governing bath
ing conditions. the other on Char
acter protection"
The Senator's observations brought
these recommendations:
]. That women's bathing costumes
should conceal the knees as well as
the shoulders-and conceal both
knees and shoulders.
2. That bathing by men and
women in the same pool should not
be permitted-at least a rope barrier
should be interposed.
J. That watching and spying
should be punished by fines. not less
than $500 nor more than $4,000
His character protecting measure
would also forbid girls, between l3
and Is. having company, without
written consent of their parents.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-22
POLO STAR FIGHTS
DEATHFROM ANTHRAX

New York. July 81. - Frederick
H. Post. well known society man
and polo player. of East WilIiston,
L. l., is winning his heroic fight for
life in Bellevue Hospital against the
rare and subtle bovine disease. an
thrax.
Member of the Meadowbrook
Hunt Club and one of the coun-
try's ranking experts on polo pom
les. Mr.. Post has thrown all the
force of his powerful physique into
the effort to free his system OF the
deadly anthrax.
This darn thing struck me un-
awares, but 1 am going to lick it,"
he says.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-22

campaign for a big automobile. Mr..
Jenkins is a member of the Masonic
fraternity and has been a member
of the Police Department for twelve
years.
In lucky seventh, and winner of
the $1.275 Maxwell is A. F. Reaney,
of 44o6 Fifteenth street northwest.
Mr.. Reaney is well known IN build
ing circles of Washington and
throughout the country, being su-
perintendent of construction for the
Fletcher Fireproofing Company
with which concern he has been
identified for some twelve years.
Mr.. Reaney certainly turned in a
fine lot of subscriptions to The Her
aid. his friends giving him loyal
support in his efforts to win Grand
award.
Many other members of the Sales
manship Club rolled up good big
totals of credits and from the pub
lished list of winners it is plainly
evident that it was a strong fight
for high honors.
The list of the eight 500 prize
winners. the eight $50 winners and
the forty $25 winners is to be found
in the report Of Mr.. Bates.
Enthusfasm Ran High.
No local event of recent years
has aroused more enthusiasm and
interest than did The Herald Sales
manship Club campaign. 1t had
a big appeal from the day the cam
paign was launched, and its prog
ress has been watched with keen
est interest by everybody in Wash
ington and surrounding sections.
Evidence of this interest was to
be had on all sides Throughout: the
campaign. and during the last few
days the excitement was at fever
heat. The time for credits on sub
scriptions expired at IL o'clock last
Saturday night. when Charles J. CO.
lumbus ana Auditor Bates sealed
the aperture in the ballCi box and
declared the campaign closed.
Since that time The Herald has
been fairly swamped with inquiries
as to the outcome of the campaign.
No one. though, was able to sup
ply the answer, as it was late yes
terday when Auditor Bates finished
q,
credits and made his report, which
is published today.
Everybody Rewarded.
All could not win first honors. All
could not win grand award. but
all could get pay for their efforts.
This was really assured in advance.
! Every candidate who qualified as
an active club member this means
every candidate who turned in at
least one subscription each week the
, last two weeks of the campaign -
and did not win one of the sixty
. three prizes, will he rewarded with
a 10 per cent cash commission on
all the money they turned in for
subscriptions.
This was one of the features that
made the campaign so popular, not
only with the club members, but
with their supporters.
The grand prizes are reaoy Tor
delivery, as well as all other awards.
and checks will be mailed to the
successful candidates Thursday.
The Herald extends thanks for the
! courtesies of Z. D. williams. Charles
J. Columbus and Frank B. Essex.
who so kindly acted as judges at
the close of the campaign.
: The Herald also takes this means
of showing appreciation to Frank
! II. Briggs, local manager OF the
: Burroughs Adding Machine Com
pany, who so courteously extended
the use Of a Burroughs, on which all
vote credits have been tabulated.