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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
lev York Yacht Club Accepts Cha|-
Ienge Sir Thomas Upton -Reso|ute
or vanitie viii Oppose Shamrock ",
English Challenger first Race on
18th, Over Sandy Hook Course
ENGLAND'S 18TH TRY

New York. Fen. 1.-THE acceptance
CT me chaIienge pv the New York
Tach- Club means that Tor the 18th time
since the America cup was won and
brought here rom England IN the eariv
ae-ies. q tnreign YACHT will attempt :,
-ecapture the --uphy Sir Thomas Lip
ton. Of the ROYAL lister Yacht Ciu.l,
Belfast. Ireland. Will make his fourth
attempt 10 "lia-'' the cup This year n
WI place his r-ast II the Shamrock "
which ne nrurgn. here IN 1913 for me
purpose Of competing for the inra-na-
lnnal yachting prize,
Owing 70 the war winch BEGIN eu-t-
n august If lhat vea- the scheduled
regatta had To ne postponed .ndednitelv
Si- Thomas haG Started his cralienger
across the ocean before the DECLARATION
OF war he-ween England and German
anG the --accI was ordered 70 put into
Bern lda fnr satery Later II me sum
mar ne Shamrock " a--,ver here ara
was boarded Up ID G-vdoCh II q New
York shIpva-u.
Recently Sir Thomas inspected The
challenger a. her BROOKLYN quarters am
declared that ne was perfectly satisfied
with her condition.
In 1914 and 1915 trial races tpok place
oerween the American YACHTS Eese-
lu-s. Tacl-Ie and Defiance 10 determine
winch NJ them shouic have rhe honor Of
beng chosen as the America cup DE-
fender E.esulUre won "a Of these con-
-ests. Ta1lcie finished first II the other
SIX Defiance only raced II the 1914
trials finishing second three times Dur
ING the following year Defiance was
tu-ned Intn housenoaI and her chance
10 take any further part N the prep
a-arInus FOR the race vanished with nor
reconstruction
II Is generally believed that the Reso-
lute viii be the defending boat IN this
yeGr 5 cuntes- She was designed by
the He-resnors for a syndicate OF
prominent New York vacntsnen VINO.
II is reported. have placed q new order
1nr Two different sets CT sails for the
yacht This Is taken .s N almost sure
Indication that ResDlIte will be the os-
fender.
The history o. the ocean ace classic
dates back 70 IS51 when the schooner
YACHT America, owned by several
American yachlsner, was sent ID Lon
don, England. as an exhibit Of FORE
a1d-aet vessels Dull. n -hie county
Her owners challenged al Corners and
finally entered the Yankee craft IN
regatta for a cup which mad been Of
fereG for yachts from al nations. Six
Teen -'actIts started IN this contest on
August -. 1851 The start was from
Cowes. Isle Of Wight. and the course
sailed was around that island. The
starting Gun vas fred at &c A II and
II So VI. the America came TO an
chor OF Cowes. winning the -ace and
the prize. which ever since has been
known as the America cup. The Al
-ura- the smallest boat Il the race IN
lshed SECOND beaten by Is minutes ac-
-ual time
Six years later, on July S. 1857, me
tcortinued or Page ScoL a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

New York. Feb 1--Engiand and
The United States will battle for the
yachting supremacy Of tne seas be
ginning July 10 when the d-st racs
-or the Americas cup is scheduled
over the Sandy look course here
This was announced formally By the
New York Yacht club nere Ia-e THIS
afternoon il accepting the challenge
OF Sir Thomas Upton through the
F-oyal lister Tactt CLUB Of Belfast
Ireland. Sir Thomas VII attempt 70
Wiz the world famous vacnring r-o-
phy with ms challenges. Shamrock
N while the New York Yacht Club
vii defend the cup Won II 1851 with
either the Rasolure OF TauI-Ie.
launched for that purpose II 1919
II announcing IL f0rrna- anf def
mite acceptance Of -ne challenge. the
New YORK. Tacnt Club made pubic
correspondence VILE ne Royal IL
srer Yacht Club which showed that
the dates and course were The result
Of q compromise of the wishes Of the
wishes Of the rwo yachting organ
iza-lons.
The American club IT agreeing tC
race of Sandy Hook beginning OF
Thursday. July Is, and every alter
nate cay, not counting Sundays. IN
ii one Of the competing yachts had
won . out Of races. abandprs Is
Original desire thai the regatta be
held of Newport about the first Of
August The chalienGe-s N ru-r
acquiesce 70 a later date than The
one first mentioned II Che GORE
spundence which WIS June -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
Railroad Men
Tap Wine Car
Springfeld. Mass.

Springfield. Mass. Feb. IA large
tank car Of wine. believed To have
been consigned CO the neigh borhood
Of Boston, was broken into by rail
road employees in the West Spring
field yards of the Boston * Albany
Railroad. while held Up for repairs
yesterday. officials c. the road said
today, and enough Of the VINE cpn-
summed 10 IncapacIcate a considerable
number Of workner- The wine is
believed 70 have been Intended for
sac-amercal purposes. but N the alb
sence Of the wayhil officials here
we're not certain of its destination o.
purpose. The car eft for Boston
yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
ELEVEN DIVORCES
OXFORD COUNTY

South Paris, Me, Fen. 1.-THE follow
ing divorces have been granted at this
term Of the Oxford s. J. court. Helen
= Buckley from Daniel :. Buckley. de-
se--lon, hbeiants name ID De changed
70 Helen Z Locke; Walter s. Jones
fSnn Anna n Jones. dese-tion: Auaio-
MA WeiiHkene from Stanissaus Wells
kene. desertiun. care of minor child u
Mary Weliskene; Arthur Willis Bradeen
e-nm Ethei Hannah Bradeer, adu,re-v.
cruel and abusive treatment, Benice
futile from John Bi-nie futile. deser-
lion; Lucian T-emDlay from Philonene
Tremniay.- desertlon; lawrence Dgv,e
from Ida II. Doyle. adultery: George T
Aver from Eose z. Aver. cruel an6
abusive treatment. care Of minor child
70 ibelant. Jennie z. McElruy rom
Harry y. McEl-uy c-uel and abusive
treatment; Louvilla r CUMMINGS from
Frank Cummings. deser-ion: George z,
Fox from Mild-cI r. Fox, deserc!nn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
r. Whittier, State
Witness, Declares
" eapon with Which
Burke W as hot
Through Left Leg
Was Held at Dis
lance Of One to IL
Inches from TrOu-
sers

~k0U aegan, Me- Feb. 1T-Micrn-
Dic examinations Of the rrousers
John a. Burke, occupied the n
~ me today, the sixth Gay % LIS
- n the supreme court for the
., rider Of Nelson " BARLEY Court
rs suspended much Of the time
re they were being made in COM
.ance with the request OF Burke
tl11sel
When court suspended for the dav
= Frank n. Whittier Of Bowdoin
iege. one Of the States medical
,,.slr1lne-s. had been under c-oss e1-
..ninacIor concerning microscopic
ru-k since YESTERDAY
because Of TINS unexpected delay
tur-y Attorney Edward T. Me--
sad DR.. Whittier would be On the
ana al DAY ComorrUw and that II
- u!d lake the balance Of the week
"ouplere the State : evidence.
ne muzzle Of the weapon with
zen Burke was shot through the
-.-- leg Dr. Whittier SAID IN re-
.nnnse II questions By counsel 11r
-- defense was held IL distance
from one inch 70 twelve inches
nd not further than twelve inches
IN his trousers.
Burke claimed Barley shot him
ring = quarrel near Bu-ke's home
bout an hour after BARLEY disap-
cared and half Al hour after the
ne the State charges ne WIS killed
= Burke three niles away
The greater part Of the Cay was
'pert by Dr., Whittier IN making
examinations Of scrap
ags rom BUrkes trousers and
.oiuts al different distances from the
,i,liet hole which he had made dur
a. test shots IN the left leg Of the
.-r-neu-
.-espondiDg 10 a request by Burke 9
Continued On Page 2-col. y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
Hughes Emphatic
in Refusal Of
Second Candidacy

Omaha. Neh-. Feb. ----ha-ies E,
hughes mas written letter TO Couucv
Clerk Frank Dewey asking him not Ia
proceed with plans N present NJ
Hughes name IN the state p-ira-- Ms
candidate for the Republican uorn;-
nation for the presidency.
cordially appreciate your personal
interest and friendly sentiment YOU ey-
press" Nj. Hughes' letter leads, 81
am utterly unwilling. however % IN
de--ake second candidacy I an deep
" interested IN Republican success ant:
anxious that there should he Republican,
unity. but there IL no lack Of available
men and do not recognize any ohIi-
baton TO permit ny name 70 be used.
I must therefore. ash yuu not to bring
my name forward"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
Ufers Steamers
to Help Out n. E
Coal Shortage
Barton

.sev-7r. Feb. 1I.-Jonn 0H
- hartman Of the shipping
.-.-. 4i.r-aphed Governor Coonoge
IL a1. ne was able To ofer SIX
r.-.unal shipping board Steamers
-p---. -la-rg $4,000 tons OF capac
q -ac.l!-are the movement OF Goa
~4v England. The conference
View England governors which mel
-~- r=s,ert:ay 70 discuss the 1nei
.a. ur.. u--ed the Shipping ooa-c
-sslEr more ships Tor the Trans
~-4-5or Of Goa, rc thIs district
"a. nan Pavne's message saic
ss- =teamers would be available
1i. = Eew Gays for Loading al
trr7rLor Roads. This assistance ne
vas 4 addition &c shipping
a 1Dnrage now carrying New
--+..l cua Tor the railroad admin
or ana woulc be supplemented
-4--he- tonnage IN substantial.
AoGurz.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

The Central Name Power &C. Il ne
guaa-,ag q deal f0r the purchase If
The Ano-oscoggin Electric Co.. the Ok
1nrd Electric Co. and me Knox Count
Electric Co.
The deal Is not definitely closed as
yet. out the officials Of me Cen-al
Maine Power Co. are hopeful thai Il
can De consEmmaIso within 80 DAYS t.
conclude = E-ain fnr-naIicles must y.
gone through WITH and III addition the
consent of the Public Utilities -ouuis-
sion obtained
Immediately after the transfer OF -ne
property the Central Name Power CO.
VIII run line rom It's Fa--uln gdal e
station 10 the Deer Rips station a1 The
Androscoggin Electric CO. Another Inc
with the Oxford COMPANY When unese
lines are run and accual INSTRUMENTATION
obtained. al four companies will ~
thrown INTO one Intercunnecrac svsre-7
with al the economies and efficlencles
wnicn always result from sucn d com
plnAcnn.
The connection with the knn1 Couarv
company will BE improved by running
d duplicate line from Gaxeys Siding n
Rockland
As d result al this purchase The Gen.
tral Maine Power Co. Will supply serv-
ice 20 - more towns and cirles-Lewie-
run- Auburn. Mechanic Falls. Norway
Paris. Og1ord. Rockiand, -honastun
Rnckporr Camden, Warren and Poland
springs.
L viii add nearly 10.Gs6 customers. Z
power station Of considerable irupor-
ance on the AndrnscogEln and severa!
smaller ones, the irts-urhan road from
Lewiston 70 Portland. and The Rock
land ThorlastDr & Camden Street Rail
VIZ.
The combined companies within the
year will aud about eas0e horsepower -
their ou-put-almost as much as re
present combined penk load Of The cwo
companies. This assures a big SUNNY
o. power for industries IN the te--ttu-
y and for rhoss whic'1 nav r1cve irtu
central Maine as q result Of i-s srfen.
did power situation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
LANE TO BE
OIL COMPANIES
LEGAL ADVISER

Los Angeles. Cal, Feb. I--Fanl,
Ii 4 Lane. retiring secretary Of the
inrerlor, will become an executive OF
the Pan-Ame-ican Petroleum Com
pany and the Mexican Petroleum
Company. when he -slinCuiahes his
cfflciaI position, L was announced
here today
Mr.. lanes sala-y, II was reported.
viii be approximately $50. 400 an
nualtv.
he VIII have Offices Il New York
and viii serve II the capacity Of leg
a adviser and vice president.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
GRAND ARMY MAN HAD TO SLEEP ON
THE WET GROunD--COulD NOT DRESS
After Suffering Ffry-Four Years with Rheumatism
Oscar Lord Of Auburn, Maine Tells the Reader. Of
this Paper What 1t Was That Cured Him.

Mr Lord says; During the dark
days OF the Civil War / was called
on 10 figrr and many times ! had TO
sleep on the wet ground, winch
caUseG me to contract rheumatism
have suffered untold pain for years
and my complaint ;lad defie6 al
remedies. / could not find one 10
bring me relief. and I have tried a
great number. Someone told me
about Eitaiitas and the wonders il
was working with people suffering
with rheumatism ana indigestion
and l finally decided TO try it. I
must say I have al last found the
one and only cure. II has made a
new man out Of me and 7 900,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

Disturbance over lower lakes and
- Lawrence valley moving east
ward
Storm warnings displayed On At
Iautic coast from Deieware Break
water ID E.asrport-
There viii be snow during the
next % To AS hours In northern New
England
While the tendency will be toward
lower temperature in Atlantic COAST
districts, the changes viii be gen
orally small during the next 4s hours.
Winds: North Of Sandy Hook
Strong south and fair; Sandy
Hook 10 Hatteras-F'resh south TO
southwest. fair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
Revolution Breaks
Out In Several
Russian Towns

London. Feb. DIFFERENTIATION has
h-ara, mt in vlad.va Nihnisk.
yeu,sh,esk and 5iagDvestchensk. where
all authority nov If IN the hands Oh
rho ,-rv,sional government, whose pro-
is in favor OF union with Soviet
Russia. says 4 Soviet wlrsifsH cpi'inin-
n,cstion received from MOSCOW.
The despatch says that red troops
hsve entered TiraspoL % miles nor'@
wesf Of OdessS-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
CREDIT FOR DRAFT
DUE GEN. SCOTT
SAYS GEN. MARCH

Washington, Fen. ---Defending me
ID General Augn Z. Scott. CHIEF Of STAFF
during the carry part of the war Cen
e-al March, chief Of stat. told a House
WA Investigating cnmmiriee today that
''it was the fnrcs Of Scnt- that carried
through the seiecttve SERVICE draft
War department officials and army
officers had grave doubts whether me
country would stand for the DRAFT" said
the chief of staff. adding that General
Scott stood out conspicuousIy by insist
ing On il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
Alhes to Allow
urkey to Keep
Onstantinople

--'ndor- Fen. Great Britain, 4
earned to-day. has instructed
-''.--- DeEopeck a. Conatanr1nopie
lounge there the fact that the
''''S nave decided not TO deprive
-.>-E Of Constantinoplc. L the
s'.''ltion Of the Amenians con-
'-'''s' however, the admiral was IN
'cF-c 70 say. the peace treaty with
A % considerably modified.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

twenty-five years younger. can
honestly recommend II to anyone
suffering as l did. : am sure I mad
the rheumatism as bad as Il -
possible 70 have II. because for a long
time I could not dress myself will
out help. But now I am able To at
tend TO all my farm work. and feel
that life Is worth living once more.
All thanks TO vftalfras."
Remember Vitalitas is for rheurra-
tisrl. Indigestion, stomach, kidnsr
and liver Ills. II contains no done nr.
alcohol
DeOrsay's Drug Store. warervfIIs
CoughIin' Drug Store. Augusta: A.
den's Drug Store. Lewisron.-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
HIS WIFE DEAD.
MAN KILLS
BABY AND SELF

Passaic. y. J.. Feb. John From
berger. an electrical contractor shot
his baby sou and killed himself "a
minutes after his wife died of IN
fuenza a. their home here today
The boy was sent 70 a hospital. Dur
ing the last hour Of Life the man sa.
II silence AT the bedside Of his wife
holding the child.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
r. r. Administration
Is to Discontinue
Branch Offices

Washington. Feb. 11.-Discsnrlnn-
ance Of al regional and district Of
fees Of the railroad administration
on March l was directed today by
Director General Hines as the second
step N Standardization Of the Federal
railroad organization.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
PntOr Wins Mar6
GraS Handicap

New Orleans. La, Feb L--Slctor a
g 10 !. owned b c. ". Clark. Million
at-e cnpper mar. wnn the Na-1i Gras
handicap with ssn98 added money, the
feature OF todays racing caro- ar the
fair grounds track. Slippery Elm was
second and Damask third. Pictor also
wen the Crescent City handicap Jan. g
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
Admiral Benson
to Succeed Payne
on Shipping Board

asnlngton. Fen. 17.-Rear Admir-
a. Benson. chief Of naval operations
during the war and now on the re-
Tired LIST. mas been seiecrec nv p-as-
ldeut Wilson to succeed John Bar
Ton Payne as a member Of the Ship
ping Board
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
Maryland Rejects
Woman Suffrage

Annapolis. Feb. 1.-THE Maryland
general assembly today uecisivety re
Iecrec the federal amendment for
woman suffrage.
In the Senate the vote was ID
against. 8 for ratification: II the
House 81 against. g.. for ratification.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
Allies Are to
DaruaneueS

London. Fen. 1.-THE inter-la -luraliZa-
lion Of the Da-caneIles, which had neen
forecast, was decided upon ieiin ltely By
the allied supreme council lDGay. The
details Of the control Of the waterway,
however. have not been worked OUT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
THE WEATHER
SNOW

Northern New England: Snow
Wednesday and probably Thursday
colder Wednesday,
Southern New England: Cloudy.
probably local SHOWS Wednesday:
Thursday fair, slightly colder.
Eastern New York Local SHOWS
ii interior, colder in north wecnes-
day, Thursday fair
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

Forecast for Boston and vicinity:
Wednesday unsettled. probably local
SHOWS; Thursday fair, slightly cnlc-
er, fresh. possibly strong, southwest
winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
Raukiarr Republicans Nsne Stevens

HacK.aad Ne, Fen flames =
..-avars former city -easurer- re
,e-7a.. ne PepuhIican nomination 1or
u4~8~ -nnigi7t. Stevens mac an
llrc..t himself as al independent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
Str. Hiaoesnus Clears leo

Sea-spor-- Me- Feb. II - The
steamer Ripogenus, which hac els-
aa-geo her cargo Of coal here ano
Us about TO leave for Norfolk was
Ign. in the ice Il the harbor t01
l. but finally succeeded n back
ng our under her own power Until
non va-sr was reached
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
=-ui. Growers at Auburn

Annu--. Ne, Feb. 1T-Maine Fruit
-rwe-s opened their sixth mid
v:-ra- meeting TODAY. Topics of IN
e.-as. 10 u-cha-Cists were discussed
sv sooahe-s at the three Sessions
ne: among them being Professor j.
Iou-iev Of Durham, n L George
ken Of PUtney. Vt, SAID the
..a~.n- ano labor conditions have
aes.-..~ -u,aec the small fruit INDUS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

London. Feb. 1T.-,Sv The AsEo-
c3ated P-ess}-The American arbas-
sy Is engaged tonight II coGIug md
forwarding 70 Washington the reply
Of the supreme council 70 President
u Wilson, S Adriallc note. which VIII be
II the hands Of the " ash-ng-on gov
eminent tomorrow.
The council made II known IN It's
daily semi-ofhcial communication to
-he newspapers that = does not pro-
pose 70 make public The correspond
ence. 50 thai the question Of whether
the text of the notes Will be given 10
The world rests VIII President VII
son.
prepared. namely that the presIdan-
strongly objects to the solution u
the ILaIal-J ugo-Slav problem by TIT
application Of the --eary Of London
thereto. and objects SO strongly as 70
contemplate Americas w-hG-a w.
from the Versailles compact as q
possibility. ana that the council. OBJ
Jec-s 10 the reupentng Of the question.
the undecided point Is whether the
arguments exchanged shall De pub
hshed vtile the cDrrrpversy Is not
OF the anvil.
The statement t-nn Washington con-
a-1ltng the fret rspor-s that the P-esi-
dent mad inrtma1ad mat rejection Of
hIs policy might De followed by diplo-
matte repr,sals furnished another speech
10 the politicians and public who. our-
side Of q small but important circle
which meets twice daily in Down in :
street, ano the advisors II the conf
ience Of This s-urp. experienced me
on the heels Of other x Washington mes
sages int;ma.Ing that My American re-
t:rement from RS PET IT policing the
Ad-iatic was Intended
The council issue- an emphatic deuia.
III rs owl behalf OF French newgpape-
reports that II was persuaded to mod
iev and soften the first G-aH- Of The
note ID President Wilson py intervene
tim exercised by viscpunt Grey Lorc
Robert Cecil and Austen Chamberlain.
chancellor CT the sxcrenusr The sus-
ceptibilIcy Of the non-Britisr members
II the council was one Of the factors
neiiind this denial because the srD-v
was calculated to give the impression
OF the continent thai the British were
dominating the conference
The feeling Al Italian headuua-rars in
London with respect 10 the President :
action is strong. Jnoffic:aIlr II liz spnke-
Of as an attack upon Italy his menor-
andun is described AT ultlmarun TIA
ians also feel thai Italy's claims II
consideration for her par " the war
and sacrifices made have newer been
quite appreciated By her allies
The feeling in the .Iugo-Slav camp
is equally strong nut has the eiemen-
Of eiatior that the Slavs nave strong
champion. --he- fee that tilev are d
a disadvantage because Minister Trum-
bitch is outside the councils OF me pow
ers and. like the Italians. have rhe.-
own grievance il that they consider
that the fact they we-e in the war
rom the start and -i1at their COUNT
was r-acricall-- -uinet. ,s not 10 ne
gwen the weight Il deserves.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

Lewiston, Feb. I8.-At their nome
1t 1Is Howe street. Tuesday, Nj anc
Mrs. Joseph Leblanc quietly csieDrat-
ed their r5Oth wedding anniversary
They were married ID Lewiston, a.
St Josepn's Catholic church on Fer.
90, 1870; bur ewing TO the Lsnren
season decided tn celebrate Tuesday-
They were married by Pew. Fr- Luce.
VINO was pastor IF the church al that
time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
SECRET ALLIED REPLY TO
us, THREAT OF WITHDRAWAL
OVER ADR|ATIC QUESTION

Answer to Presidents Letter is Modification
of One Prepared Last Week - Wilson Tells
Supreme Council c. S. VIII Not Be Party to
Proposed Settlement-H Persisted in May
Withdraw Treaty from Senate - A n O.
French-American Treaty Considered 1nsep-
arabic with Versailles Pact So Far as Pres
ent Situation is Concerned
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Maine Wire Briefs
Lex,ssnn Dentist Dies

Lewiston. Feb. 18.-D-. Z. :. ti1oI-'
Of Auburn. q weIl-known dentist
prominent II many social organ1za-
r,ors adn ia busine. died early Tues
day morning. at his home 434 turner
street Of pneumonia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

London. Fen. 1.-THE Allied 81
preme council, tonight handed 70 An
nassador Davis its answer 70 P-esi-
dent Wilson's communication on The
Ao~iallc question. The note was
modification Il was SAID, of the one
prepared On Saturday las-.
The council let Il become known
definitely that Il mad decided not to
make public textua-Iy P-esldeur WI
sun's letter or the councils reply.
The decision to modify the note, il
was declared. was The result Of suG-
geslons from members OF rte council
themselves and not from viscoun-
Grey. Lord Robert Cecil or Austen
Cham beriaIn. as reports prominently
circulated Il France anC England rad
stated.