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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25
Charges Against
Naval Prison
Heard Privately

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e-.g-eZ-E q LIE Ma franklin =
E.aeae-+.11 l.adhl = ma .saa-c . II
TE-y vtlsct heart II p-,4ls sesslc
-eczr -ss--r17oT- regarding -nnGz -.5Iz :
1r- Ma l-iEUE re- tn Doa-c : r.
-es---gz-.1g charges aEZx-s- -IeE-- CO.
Thomas No S'sso--7s=- -orc1--z2nl.ar- -
-re p-.so- Ne ezac- r.z----- ~ v-z4l.
has MT 4t.--- announced
CU-naadg- L'sDu--le was IL. ..-s- W
-ess Il zpr=Z- be10-s the Boa-c or
uazch 5ea- AL.-c.-aIs 54rae- 8 -,-,---
and AIslaaae- Ealk-aaz sE- W. L.
2oassvel- 7 = 1r1as.---E-7oC M -.z--.
men and .--l,,..4-2s also wUu-G ...- o.l-is-e
&c -es-+y loaa- anc 1nnr-w
,aE,s q IL charges o-IEtz...lv MAJ
aE1s- ne c1-lG-E- q ne ---snr cE--
i,een diEEAEae 81 beng wt-nuu-
grounds Assls-z1c -ec-ecG-- zaese-re,-
announced ate a e-e5I--.1g1a---- II EFT
Ez-or -ecen-- ~ EFT t4arieiDr ~
hH c.H-Esa rr- 1u-s-EnGir.- = e<pec--
e
NJ E.arsevef- az c~hn- members -
zns aDa-r let T7o--zrsor-a 11n Ign VIZ
aa< disclosing vaar nd de--eiopal =
The tnClz
NJ Enoss-Hs- a-npGrc@c-- hNwsve-
-hz. ne rcs-c = -ar11-- woCIt- -scc--
mend -EA- -:is nara p-!son ne-e D.
usz--s u-7de- he Jurisdiction O. Z pU-
-eaa EE IT. -a-- depa--1Is..- Z e nov
under -he cur-zu1arr q IT, Frs
Na-al -E--fC> and % -hs Fo-Er1uu-z
ra-~ ard
~N- Roose~el- G-eT -spo- y To
Gelavs- IN s----s-z-- -'l-iHi.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25
SAYS Leather Men
Get Hogs Share
Of Shoe Profits

51s-ou- E7ah. 9-ne nasIE rtesr-
IN IL mr. p-1ce o. shoes -ras = -t1e
PRICE u lsR-ne- and It's Tar -11ac-
-r-er ms 1ssE-ne- y0bbe- -E-us- z7l
IA ckh~ nsve ~eap ec ms E-sE1ee-
zz.r- ne s-A-s ~7uIEissIc- IT 1tces-
s--.es 81 liz SAYS II rspo-- -Dcag
E.R-aL saGle-s, - rUE-lssIn-
Enda. haze rlace I---le : G-- more
ra-u+1- thar IT 1914
r+r re -p-e----aT- co---c- =
-1le r-lce 81 Gather was -Elaasec OF,
Feb l. 1919 -ne cDu11lgslnr sRys
"a T,e-lod OF ezcess1ve speculsrE-
ArsueL- ne cos "a me r-ra-z
uDisb--1e n s.z months
-hA repo-- O. -ne commission
shows -az- -ae cost o. na---1aclz1r
I1c IT aTe-azH pa u MEG -Z-n-t-csr
Ei1o.-e advanced -g5 per eer- @-r1-.
-a-S 70 1913 II ne 1o-ne- vaa- -hs
q r4.-r4rs ees7 vas s--.s znE z -.
II v-as E--.s- THIS h-gt z-s-ags r.
asse--ac % have beer cue .bles- e
II increase q sS. Per cert r. ees- Ct
Upper Leather -'tzicr advanced t-uu
-.-ver-v-EEfs-ee csr-s per pair Il 1877
al SEE Il 1914
The ps-renzagR Ct manufacturers
grrEs E1-ufar or cos1 cL Uaru1ac-E
according - tn commission 1--s-
zzeG Gk- Il 1918 ana u. Il -s15-
~ ps-csu-a-s This Is small gain :
ths -sIA1-- prints OH -'bu- y ar--ua.
MONEY Il IF nsa-f- -h--. ines az raIrr
a. II H. E-orr The annaa. state
merits -scsrvsd z would aupea- thai
s0rae manufacturers have made ~s-T
Lag p-ufi-s"
Figures gs-sr IVY the ccr1azlsKs1n -
a-5-e -E 1i1A -srais 1-aEsr ara sala tr shnv
tia- -srailt.-x have DOT trcreaas=G -te
euat liz CONSUMERS n proportion .r -as
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25
To Kenmore DzsCol0red
Coarse Or Ch1pped SkEn

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ca-sr ca -I1ss-a s-JEr+ 81 me-
rai-z-r W. II he -ACe a1E aElUv e. ?"
~-4rrAr nv-- nigh " t.-u gou WASH Of
IN W. II m morning ne -4kE
nus zz.v-s5hI- Particles rE cu-lCf- come
VIZ H. A.Ap.2s -rg -nls Cain -@e
s:T-.-e uU1sT sim sfIr : EDor aAsur0f=t.-
au- ST E-adr4a :r NEE ~ -ne siLzrr
-; mr. - Moon v-.nIanCe Ter ne
Jsg.i"E- rc1T.7 ,+szIGL -t-ta< e. rms =
-l4g-- -1s -uH.-~trl-E sE.- W g. tG-.1.-
-tF- new l1tu,.sZTDY5 = - --=sr ara
--0E-u-l- ,uUEIcE -ru- u.z~--- - ne
--E-na1 av---sa-i0r -- Ln+ Only re...41ts.
way Jf 4c-..2Iy 1-Ezl-- az aged +ad-s
---cks@C- oIaEGr- ~ w=E-r-e--n-al=z:
COMP 3e-rnr ~ sI-nrs q r1e-t'D- "a
WAY C-DcL-aate a. ar drug SU-s 4
sLfsci--- II mes .1=r- ar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25
Shutdown First
IN Many Winters
at Holyoke. Mass.

E1nt-Ds1e. Ala2a-, ST living Is i1F
wafer r -ne rDE1=cIzea- river orders
w-s-r sssus-d he-e ros2xy f5- Suspension.
o. gpe-z-IonE fu- u hnz-s, beginning
rsniGn-- by = paper mills that depend
upon wafer power THIS II ehr E-s-
LIME n mary years G n,ad-vInae- gtu--
down aas se-I -ecesEa-y raonEE Z -
INT GnrnruTInE Il summer when tn
sEn-ase assin formed nv tns Hnlvos&
s..szTn -ur.s ln-. -hs ecai and PUN si-uA-
linn Il s-tI a-u-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25
DeSchanel Gets
Publications.
from "A IlSOn

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s2-= II <el1cj-a-Iegr. e Pa. -7..,s.~,,--...
II ne- p-esId4r- 81 F-arce-
r. -i-ls ''c12sInr o -ae 1sslr-!s-
--4t- " II -II-st@s II v0E- Li-h office
In ArT-si1i-s- a1 ne frer~E reTU bile
ENC ~ .5t1- ezcs2:t-rry III eurLEs.a
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50 s--u-El4 knewr = .+7s v--n-ss
+ ---Ias'@ 1fsN--s ersGt s1E zla-iunz II
-l-re @aG y1aE- Nj r-sssll-sr- as n
eTalet s.s-4efsFlL-v. o. tgse people q who's.
-I-.-2--LE4r y me maE1-ss-,ErIL.. q -lEt1-
&71G J1-E-lle I'll r. i Tozssrlz 1acror N
In. s---aIrI7leTs- u these HAPPY results
7 wins fo- o. II administration q
E7aa- PROSPERITY and neal-s ana nav-
I1tuess Tor Yourself
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25
MOTION TODROP
RHODY'S SUIT
ARGUED MAR. )

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IT, -r~---.-laI--s --7n..ssr -r s..s-,..s.. LIE
r--r1--- SKI .-.z-1-u-=c u E-.4ao. z.az
= -asr ne CONSTITUTIONAL ~ -il- -
g p-1i--nE-In- Cnng-1-E+I1rE3 ar1lerG-
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CT Aa--c 8. AsEIsrz1- A-lo--l.-- -y-.--
"a F-IE-spr g1a solEciEr- Gene F,5---
vii a7peE- @u- ms gD-c-rr...-.-
While tne ST. VI, ~ hea-l u ne
-.1-in1 = G.srrisE- al re s=eoes ir7rrai-.s-,l
VI, De a-rzec +" NJ F-l--scr gaia r.
Ga-- anG -2e er---z cas- s-l---- z-e. 30
II merits Il ma ectz- : L..r,sis,-- =
-h1s -a- - ezpec-4sc II cou-- r7t=ic..s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25
Canadian Paper
Firm Must Market
Product at $50 Ton

I--s Va FEN .4--Tne BaFH- TT
sss---,---r E- q F'-Tce F.-Dztles-y ce
<tuep@c -ocay was deu4-d i+zve 70 -
Pc Il m Supreme -oy--- <-1-r u
o-d@- Of II oca-- q en-.-1--.-4 -
1------ : . uA-ke- Is : v-=------ u
-ala1z = : Neo prize O. sac : -9z
Tf- boa-G aiEc ordered -nz on Of
the cwU partners =. 1-uu--- l-=1a-. :
OF ca-E-c.av
During II wa -ne CANADIAN sy7r-
e--na-1- ordered news 1-i-- manu-
-u-e-s = dispose uf Il 1eae- = -a--
cert u -n4t- r-ucu--s = rauaEa
1--lce Brothers and tn FIR Francs
malls -eceu-lv hzve a-d.sz ----.eC "a
--1--- -1E- -4.s--ll-ll- Ia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25
THOUSAND ATTEND
RACING CARNIVAL
N DRIVING SNOW

u . c-'sVI-fe snbwsED-71-- VIZ Lns sIasyv
o s-IcKE -G-1--e Enc agxv- --acs,
lie Gardner --1vras C1ra l--.s- ger
e-zI a-1e-pE. pE-le1 ur II aces e.
n@scaT Nothing ERu.tsc ~ -he
wea-ter there was lR-ss ssse-oia-.
IN ne re, = peIng es-u.zrac -t1a- -a.s-e
were einse II thousand penoie p-ss
ar The -.-oneE II al -aces wa 57--rned
'rro The 1oliDw-1rs p-zsE. E T. 81
ana sla, r1-n -ns e--sp-nr n ne r
-o--A- rn- winch M s3a va -,a5.
MN purses n s1sl sls ~ and Il
he F-et>-fI--An was Of cec-se tha
even IF me dav anc Only une hsa- u
mis- v1-s Ut. -aL-s1-yr's Ea-ie-r E---p-ess
-Rkln- d-s- place VIE the Colpue, n
second Th1E -acs vii be s..sne- -
$ etinsscar = IRE ae-e-nDu-- p-unanz-
e IF
lass 4 was -fre acj- -ace III Y -na
zo-fe-7o ou- and THIS vas VOL ~ res
-e,'1 TouG = Tree s1-zIEr-. Re beng
II =asr winner though -eac- Marsha,
7I-sfa==d hin na-G Il -ae AZ hez-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25

ING e. he Plume place fo- -ara-sl
years, moved Siz+r-~1Ev Ir-o cTeu--.
EcEorue's hoase
JEE1sn Chapman = a1--.aezlalr4s l5u-=..-
ness college, - Aaszsa
NJ. AoUdisz-+ o. GG-l-nar was {
v1s--a- - TIVE Sunasr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25
PTTTETON

Mrs w-lcH- L hDlsekesis-1E 1T
TEaEncsT EEr--
". = Sargent II GR-c-ae- = me-
rx 20 -nH .E@y Pl--e- p2sce v-rtcr
ne has purchased
Mrs. ME- ude ErliEcs e rs-y L Er
fye- nome or The EI-s- -CaE-
Ms. E.rrz SmEr vino mas beer LIZ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25
T-e Mers sasie -s-,-y Gu.

The regular Meetings II -ns Msr :
Eiple E4stB-v CAub VII be resumed
-tis IL .-e-@sslava evening g 81
sciDck - -ae parrish hB1se- The
s.ec.a- sut3ec- Spr LIE e-Encg L..
The Chu-cn's Responsibility . ms
TruiEE--s a runoe- Il E1-s--a
-jp-.s VII pe slrcw- CT IRE sc-es1-
zE.n generally I1vr-sC-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25

a ca-r4s o. lac -.aTnac-l-l. --- e-s u
LIZ ,r-r vi j, h..i- = -z-- IA. ms
4verng II ID -1- -ne p--7s1s= b =i4cr-
M t-ieEE-as = r. -,-4-,lpr-z-la sac
err erlpr sno- Ii De rsIc e 5a.ru-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25

Lee s-'--1 -c41ar-A v'llB rs -,+=-.r ---
VI influenza IS nov ahie q ne II
4-g-nG u. nous a71 ez-pe--x L -s4s---I4
r. cu-las = .lhusur Boo soor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25
DEAL Notice

---3Cav evening -
NJ ncsClS- Gr---c1
EnC Ms Atkins. SoiE.-
-9a 7aaksE- reader
f4r---- Y;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25
LOCAL NOTICE

wi snc-aI snrv 1-ur -poes- 3 .Dc
Pc h1E- Gorge -nBE-=. Eau0vreL
9ahoGdS-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25

t'-er passing
-~-aucIS = IRIS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25

-Aoio4Z. VIC .-as b+=.sr
II Dn[lnF- r.
E.GL-J-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25

J1E1 Il 5ooc7--- tae- -u.=saE- TT :
-sI.s--ass ---p ~ Nev : a-E EnL 5ns-nz-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25
I eel
b Tie

Some r1sr-al disorders. PERIODS 9
depression ctr Ere 5s5r1e -sac-
.Inls rom imperfect u- siuCEsn
sc-iol. II -nz Ises-1v organs. n
these cases : g doses q Ii"
Atwood. Ms5lc-a- VII dIspel tne
gtooU -1o es-o-s - ac1T-s. nope
m neu-s' coa1r-inn- ny rsupv-c-
the -z1ss 5eaeecne povda-- End
c-sEaalA earics rET c1ve tempo
rxy -eIls Uut me SIZE, nz---z. pro-
-esss- thar z. veE-knowr rsme@-
Sc. = -c-lGc ca1 rave ne ha-Il
1ec-
III -sr : keep rsne-p1s SUI
Day GA Lane Ia q -aize szlzldose-reE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25
HALLOWELLLOCAL NEWS.
Telephone SSs-X
Teachers To Receive Requested Salary h.ses Dz1lng from
Ian City Lose Old Landmzrk-A +. Merse Celebrates
o5th Rrthday-Pe-ssnak

Tt zl---l0Ee-- ll~r-r- Er=z-> -z--
WI NEE Us a1-=-aau1 - -.t VS.
A&-z = : a-EA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25

l E-l@ErD0-lt- vEs
'lards IT tins
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25

rs. A-nDer sr---E = I'll = ~ name
81 -Ez-tZ--up =s--ee. VIZ -n:-1z.l-----
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25

A4gL-Ar -l=e-l-4E q Arle-IczL -@=sIoL
E1an#e1. pusr -A.s sus1---1g q -ae ca----
DOT liz 1s-.+- - me usla- hon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25

N- - a--s = 1.atl4- ii -..saoa
rs v=-H -4- r-a--1~s e. s. :.
III a~z4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25

-1An-g-e q EEC-14=r
VI DC 7si6 III
-na-s VII -
J-r-He
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25

q n. Bernard CO u ar-esrs-. Ma
= rrs1-1-- Gardner friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25

-is- = -hs Card
.I--t1-eG u rs home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25
FEE FO2 ALL

FEE Fo2 ALL
a2-ie- Express. cns : Johnson
Colonel hs- T Holmes - =
so -'1-HcC- bIk-s- Sears ........... ?
Ls1-sf- W nr z Wells
Indiana Dillon ps- Y hI-ae- -..... :
Elsls Jams, nn., EaKn- - :
Tine 81
Judges, Fred Perkins. James ELSE
bonn Lawrence. -- Z L Ma dcockE
Timers ) Lawrence * =. Gardiner
Z Ea-irw. Starter. Oscar Anderson
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25

Tin-.s-, *. - q.
~-ass Ears sumo INFRINGING gpo--
o. WHICH Ire eno Is nue va. -o- ~
-alIr Edward anc B-zvr s-a-v--
7rinsy -'icE eact have Tvs nears =
-ns7i- c-efzr- and -alE class VIII - an-
ls'lec To-Day edre=da.1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25

service Tor ooys
Is -crascav a-a-uooC
zz-1eS u If1us-a-
a+ Is IT ne "a
" - srcT-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25

-.A!Y = F'l---cE Ma
--esss-lI.= -2IZ5---l- IL -IIlIl.s
sol
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25

1sKrfy. Tins VII IT.
p-CTr -J- genera
cuncT-loE- enable VOC
&C work beta, and
give 9 e1-ls- srlOy nsu.
Of lie Thee is NJ
cheaper health 1rsC-
Rnce. 3Ey q large bottle
today SO tsaspourL
doses ta- 80 cents.
IF Medicine Co.
Portland Name.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25

Chung q plr1E-ee L-i-v
Y 9i8---l- -Aaa--s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25

a01y Co-Zu -r1aoL
-aa-E-ne d. : e CLOCK
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25

c--n VII rl-sE
.sp-l-- W. AL-s. Prank
-f--rsviCE GsruA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25

VII Eaes1 = III II ssss-4zl@.E
week With Mrs teg-
l-1=-2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-25

n Class = Harlem Ezp-esE VIE y
sasT winner not hang ID show his
s-feeG ~ zry ama
LASS 1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-25

Ernest Miller and Kathryn j.
whitehead. both Of Elkhart. were
married Thursday evening at tho
Evangelical parsonage by Rev. +. T.
Evans. Fred Baughman OF Kendall
Vile acted as best man and Miss
GLADYS Foraker OF Elkhart was
bridesmaid Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
VIII reside in Elkhart where the
groom IS employed as a draughts-
Iaan in one OF the factories
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-25
WEDDINGS.

Ivo Swift and Mrs. May Stutzman
both OF this city were married In
Michigan. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Young. y.
Cedar St
Charles Burwhistle and Miss Marie
Dunkleberger were married recently.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-25
TO INVESTIGATE
FOOTBALL GAME
Athletic Board of Control viii
Take Up Mishawaka-
South Bend Game.

The football game in the cham
pionship series between Mishawaka
and South Bend high schools at
SpringbrOoky Nov. 20. and won by
the former - 70 be investigated by
tho board OF control OF athletics OF
Northern Indiana which IS com posed
OF the principals Of the high schools
Of tho state.
Those OF Mishawaka and South
Bend have been requested 20 appear
Before this board 70 give their views
Esgarding the controversy which de-
veiOped in connection with the game.
IL In understood that the letter writ
ten 10 The News-Times by Donald
y. Smith, and published a few days
after the game and which received
favorable editorial comment, viii
form the basis Of the investigation.
Air. Smiths handling OF the situa-
ton was that OF a football expert.
and his letter was widely quoted.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-25
HERE IRON DETROIT.

Miss Genevieve Mahank and
James Coleman Of Detroit, are
spending the Christmas holidays
with the formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. August Mahank. SIS w. Fourth
81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-25

wish 10 thank the Royal Neigh
bors. auxiliary OF St. Pauls church
and relatives and friends for the
beautiful gifts Of flowers and fruit
sent 10 me during my illness at St
Joseph's hospital.
Mrs. Lulu Wambach.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-25
MiSha7caka General NezQs

garet 20 Edward Carl Smith OF
Mishawaka. The ceremony tool
place Dec. ! s..
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-25
ANNOUNCE WEDDING.

OF Columbia City. have announced
the marriage OF their daughter Mar
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-23
NATIONAL D. A. R. PRESIDENCY
 FOR WATERFORD WOMAN

Norwich members of the D. A. R., Faith Trumbu1 chapter anticipate with interest the coming state regents and alternates' conference in Norwich. during March. This will precede the Daughters of the American ReYolu- tlon Continental Congress-, which will
 meet during April in Washington, D. e., At present Mrs. George Maynard Minor of Waterford is the only candi- date for president general of the Ma
 t1onal D. A. R., and she will give reception to more than 5000 dele gates in the red ballroom of the New
 Willard, Washington, during the week
 of the convention. This hotel will al-
 so be the Connecticut official head
 quarters.
 Mrs. Minor is of New England birth
 and ancestry, and was born and has
 lived all her life in that section of
 Connecticut (Waterford and East
 Lyme). where her colonial ancestors settled and lived for many genera
 tfons. She has been member of the
 society since it's earliest days and has
 served the society continuously for the past eleven years, as state chair
 man of several important projects. Notable among them was the widely
 known Guida or Guide to the Unit ed States for the Immigrant publish ed in 1910 by the Connecticut D.. A.
 R., at a total cost of over $7,G00, and
 running through several editions in four languages. This was a pioneer work in Americanization Another project carried out by Mrs. Minor was securing an appropriation from the
 legislature for copying the pension records of Connecticut Revolutionary soldiers on file in the pension office at Washington.
 | Q mi ffaa T linquent women appointed by the Connecticut Prison association to ob- | tain legislative action for the estab- lishment of a state reformatory for women, and was later appointed by | the governor as one of it's board of directors of which three are women and four are men. Since then she l has been largely concerned with the practical development of this insti- tuition, officially known as the Con- necticut State Farm for Women, at ! East Lyme.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-23

represent their interests in New Hampshire and Vermont. While his Norwich friends will regret his depar- ture, they will be pleased to learn that he is to be connected with an institu- tion of such prominence at Hollister, White & company in a capacity in which his affable manner and long business training will be a great factor in winning success.
 Soon after March 1 MT. and Mrs. Diggins will remove to Charleston, N. F., their native town, where they will make their future home.
 Both MT. and Mrs. Diggins have been prominent in Norwich affairs during their residence here. Mrs. Dig gins has been active in many ways in charitable organizations and gave par ticularly valued assistance in the many local patriotic movements which
 grew out of the late war. MT. Diggins is prominent fraternally as well as in the business life of the community, be- ing an active member of White Cross
 council, K. of C., of Rev. Daniel Null len assembly, fourth degree knights , and the Norwich lodge of EIks. He filled the office of faithful navigator of
 Rev. Daniel Mullen assembly,, K. of c. during the war. and under his direc- ton the assembly occupied a promi- 1 nent position in all community enter prises that were promoted during his term of office.
 During the late world war MT. Dig. gins took an active and conspicuou. pa"t in the various Liberty loan cam. | paigns as well as participating entl1u. l siastically in several drives for fund. l for war welfare work.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-23
HOLLAND FUGITIVE IS
 CAUGHT IN WASHINGTON

Frank Klemba, lone prisoner at the Holland County jail who broke out and eluded his keeper has been cap tured in Washington, D. c.
 Klemba a few weeks ago was sen- fenced to term of one year in the Holland County jail for not providing for his legal wife and for living with another woman. He was the onlN
 prisoner at the jail at the time and
 became "trusty." Thursday evening of a week ago he made his escape over
 the frozen snow of the jail farm and
 into the woods. His keeper being a heavyweight in the chase broke through. the snow and was outdis- tanced.
 That K1emba had outside assist
 ance was evident from the fact when
 picked up in Washington, D. C., less than two days later had complete change of haberdashery bought in Hartford and considerable coin in his pockets. When he stepped off a | train at the national capital his ac- tions attracted the attention of a department of justice agent and he
 was srawoded a little distance and then taken into custody He was grilled at headquarters and while for | time would say but little as to who 1 he was or where he came from finally l told the officers that he broke jail in Holland. Sheriff Fred o. Vinton was 1 wired" by the Washington officers who were asked to hold Klemba 1 Sheriff Vinton made the trip to 1 Washington and before any outside 1 influence could get to Klemba, the l sheriff had his word that he would 1 come back to Connecticut without ] extradition papers. Sheriff Vinton
 has his quarry back in Holland jail l now.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-23
SOUTH COVENTRY NATIVE
 DIES AT RIDDEFoRD

Tine death of Ernest H. Morgan,
 native of South Coventry, occurred
 Saturday. Feb. IA, at Biddeford, Me, from complications arising from a se-
 were attack of grip. MT. Morgan was
 born Oct. Il. 1854, the son of Miles Chandler and Eliza P. Hill Morgan. At
 the age of Il he went to work in the
 thread mill in Willimantic, remaining
 in this line of work for several years.
 In. January, 1872, he entered the em-
 ploy of John H. Wilcox & company of
 Boston, manufacturers of church or
 gans. In 1890 he launched into news
 paper work as manager of the Dor
 chester, Mass, Beacon and conducted
 the business successfully. Two years
 later he purchased the plant and con-
 ducted the business for several years.
 After severing his connection with the Beacon he became sole manager of the Roxbury Gazette, which position he filled successfully for a time, later
 managing the business of the Western ! Newspaper union, with headquarters at Pittsburgh. Pa, for five years. He l located in Biddeford three years ago and assumed the proprietorship of the | Old Corner bookstore in that place. He was affiliated with the Masons and 1 Odd Fellows and was a member of | Christ church, Biddeford. He was 1 twice married His first wife was Amelia Blois of Nova Scotia, who bore l him two children, one of whom, Mabel
 Ernestine, wife of B. F. Streeter of
 Dorchester, Mass, is living. His sec i ond wife, who survives him, was Miss l Emma Brown of Canada He also I leaves one brother, Forrest Morgan l librarian of the Watkins library of | Hartford, and a half sister, Mrs. Err l nest Hodgkins, of Roslindale, Mass Funeral services were held last Sun
 day at the late home in Biddeford at , l o'clock. Burial was in Boston.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-23
FRANCIS T. DIGGfNs TO
 REMOVE TO NEW HAMPSHIRE

Francis T. Diggins, who for the past nine years has been connected with the mems department of the Manhat- tan company, has rendered his resig- nation, to take effect March 1.
 The knowledge that Mir Diggins is to sever his business connections in Norwich will be a surprise to many o1 his friends and a cause of keen regre, in tho business life of the community wi.ere he has for nearly decade held a place of esteem and respect, as well as tc a, large circle of acquaintances in New London where he resided for ID years before coming to Norwich.
 MT. Diggins has accepted a position with Hollister, White & company ot Boston, investment bankers, and will