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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16
Govt. Adrits Defeat

A1aeEs N1v. 15-y2v rhs A 2 -
The government N IN official an
-souncsnsnt TINS afternoon virtually
admits the defeat OF tina venizeIists
n The general elections throughout
Greece yestsrdav. Il says II VIII await
the final results and then IN conform
Ivy with cHnsri rutinnal ur1ncip pies. re-
sign before tss canvor4rion af parIfa-
raeI7t
II E-amier ysnlzeios was unsuccezs-
ful IN obtaining nla5arItv Of 20 VOTES
in the Chamber Of Deputies II Is san-
side-ed here he VIII be Unable IN saiwe
me dsEnasfic problem. Early inuics-
tons were taat he could MOI iefiniraiy
atscDl-aing TO the returns find snp
an1zelisf deputies. When the votes
of t4le soIGiisrs from pirast:s ana the
disrs'ss;ts AZ the front nave been count
Sui. however me situarspn may change
IN FAVOR Of Premier Tsnizelus..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16
HARDul6 HAS ENOUGH
POINT ISABEL SHIFTS
TO BROWNSVILLE TEX.

Er0wnvlHe- Tex. Nov. -5-Presi deuE
Elect Harding permanently ahan-
aonea his sEor1n-hesiegea vacation
cc1age AZ Pa4nT Isabel lodav ana
1cund refuge IN Brownsville Erv'In C:1s
the wiaI1-r mortimer 1nEI mas broken
I'D his aE1lng IN the Gll- coast Ee
made the RIP by automobile. and
aGrsr-sd the twenty nUddy mics
a2r5ss lae si..sDiata prairie II a little
less Than Iwo hours
The EnoLaT r0Hd was chosen hy LnF
presiGie11l-aIezt desuiIs the fact Jaag
lie narrow gauge spet.tal rra1n Gil
which he made III unsuccessful al
EEsIuTI % escape last night from the
ula.-annea POM, as5 been heid IA
ssaAa1lless T5'r I s<-Easws-si afEeFr1T1T. To-
iHg
Jus, l.=tl,rr ,sls s...sa-..t.a. ,ae SUD
srtssse through the cioaCls and smiled
oH Point Isabel CT ne arsl Eme n
aHarAy d week htt TIE singing gase
showed NO ssgns IT aaHl~aInt.nt and
A-V5.@1ts5AA = Atf-th tts 17-ssi
Fsrsa1s.d his cherished listing grounds
a bounding field q wtl5-e -sDs.
NFrgT1 first % las LIZ. AA-4znE $
vacation IL Point Isabel which began
iast Monday ms announced ~ Two
asA1ag 7,lps. one game ct gGlt and
EnaaE hours Of nuy'erIng about the
Et1ie waod fire with winch ne Ygss-:1-
Texans sang the storm WIS the
storm was I1s worst Ina. locality
mad experienced n twenty years bun
the iaek Of rhIiBf IN me faces Of the
Harding pas'rv t1nlgiiJ scanned r0 b.
he any Tiradicrlon 1i1a1 he Pul11 avts-
beG1me the county wLnlsa' capita,
Mr.. and Mrs Harding VII spend the
wuazu1ng TWO DAYS ii tAen' r.slt 70
Texas a: The H-nEz-iilt- annne OF
T. e. Granger. "a lawyer her=. whose
guests Lney were A. Pa4us lr.A1s5t Ind
an vnase ADVICE T4,e rgTp ~ he Gulf
coast Was undertaken. They VIII
leave rs Sl3ecia- t--ll1n 81 ,.1lzle.sa.isy Ter
lew Orleans - Take tae snip Tor
Panama
During MS STAY 4D Bl'gErss He, sen
a.EEir Harding viii devote himself
largely 10 Eofr As soon IS he REACH
I'd here today he organized Il four
Some Il ma Brownsville Country
Esubi inks and he probably viii re-
seat tomorrow
k7a VIII receive number lr 5rf3a'-
EIlsi4 calls of cuul-tasr, however. s,e.fssr,.
Pc departs Cro7'errt,r FIzshDv af Texas.
Aad Seminar FAN Of Ssw Mexico. be
ing among those On his eRgasernsn-
Hist. Governor F5oili,v will z.e--ae -
morrow on a spec.al zT,z-a u extend
me hospitality and -sosi wishes al
.eZas- Senator Fan. an authority an
Mexlcsn Affairs. already is in Browns
vile. but said tuuig:lr thaE MS visIr
mad no particular Significance.
In some quarters here interest was
aroused n The fac:E thai EIias Torres
VINO ntrnria-sd The surrender ii
Francisco Villa ana vino now is cesr-
necIad wiz the Mexican erahassv n
Washington. also arrived in Crowns
y-Ille today Mr.. Torres would nur
DISCUSS ms mission he-e and s;.iu .,e
had Nc appointment % s..e Mr.. Hard
ing OF any nnE authorized 10 speak
Hur him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16
whitney GETS
PRISON Term
FOR FORGERY
Swift Court Action Fol
lows Arrest at Rich
mond. Ne.
indicted last Week for Forging
Check on To~n OF Lanuuou. NJ. r.
-6esterzres Deniai That He KIiIed
Wife and 5uriea sory IN We'll .s
Charged ~ Scr

Newport y. h, Sov. Isr-S1 lillian
B Whitney nf Laagticn. vino Was ar
restea II RlcnEond. Ne. las night
On a charge af forging 4 check. was
sentenced 10 imprisonment for not
less than year and a day mar more
than TWO years n superior cuur.
here la1e today 10y Judge Marble.
Whitney pleaded guilty Ia a charge
Of raising check of The rown Of
Ls.ngdon tram S1Ss ID ass
Whitney viii be taken ID the state
prrssn AT Concern tomorrow morn
ing % begin Ills sentence.
lie was turned over. 70 the SuIii-
van county officials after his arrival
here ea-tier II the afternoon freIn
ChE-iesr0wn. n. E. The home Of LIS
third wife wnere he was brought To-
day N the custody of Sheriff Hewitt
OF SaEadahoc county, Ne He WAS
ar-a1g1ed before Judge Marble I'M
meGiEraiy On al Indictment returned
by the grand jury last week
Attorney Frank e.. ChelIis was
assigned 10 the defense and AFTER Inc
plea of guilty. had been enrarea he
asked the court for cIsmencv C0un-
y Solicitor Henry Y. Eurd asked
for the ss1nrance which the court I'M
posed. Whitney Was arrested Il
Rlcamond last night On charge OF
Continued on Sane 5-Coi. q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16
John BURKE AGAIN TELLS STORY OF LIFE
AND HIS DEALINGS WITH NELSON hartley
NO FALTERINe UNDER GRILLING OF STATE
nefsase Pulls Surprise IN Ptac-
nr Accused On Stand-M-
noenrz Leading Up to North
Woods Tragedy Again Told
hi Former DePufE-RHm-
Running Trips Retnld and
Misrepresentation of Town
Funds

-;,-..ln- % AeuneDee 3ou--na&9
Ssgwhsgzl. Nur- 1a--John A.
,,r-s. sruud az he ha- Monday morn
-- WITH haad srect aar VOICE evenly
a,An uud ca.d 9ar the second time be-
,-e 7ucre and jury his story since
,a,nc accused of the murder Of Nel-
an II Ba--ey. ELS story WIS a
,-r one-ane Of north woods ro-
-.uez. smuggling, nisaqpropriariun
RI. .uwr =1ncis. desperation Of MN
..,ar % 1e brought ID account and
---,y7 \ Z recognized lender. During
~ --..-.taI If the story Of Lhe ex-
ss-u-- snerr. Mrs Zaa BARLEY
--,,.ry NJ ne murdered man sat with
sr nsaq Z her hands and her elbows
-ay,llE On me- knees. apparently cam
4.a.v overcome
IN russle Burke. The faithful III
vie Of John. who is fulfilling the
z-r-lse sne made - trust. honor and
ls,-z 81 beside Chief Counsel PAT
.suEal during the long story which
o husband mid.
-hr rul1-- -r,uTn WIS crowded ID It's
a.,ssr caaaCiry IL The afternoon SEES
,,o-. -he setting IF the big drama
z..s ,.aInDiete Within me bar sat
no r1es~as+ ana dearest Of the man
srcasad Of nurder-F1nssle Burke;
lsn TIM ne bar were Attorneys.
KRIS and glesIs Of the counsel.
Relatives ana dear friends Of the ones
nnrH--1Hd n the -iai sat crowded To
zrrhar outside the rail. CpsfAiTs the
sacnrv was filed with those who
ve-T fur-una1e enough ID get seats
.lnnn Bursze's racitaI af his life time
aftss he went ID Jacknan- he r8ld n
IU-or-wais5. simple manner.
.ow.hasi n usae words nj a simple III
nrc LIS eal ID the witness stand
as q si1r-Irlse which the defense Of
aszga. early Monday morning JOHN
Bu-EH 1Gd not 5esn sworn Ii when
.-e 1iher 1efense Witnesses were call
&c ar E-'tias- afternoon. When ne was
4isd 70 1.lt stand the court ROOM WIS
70, well dlled. As ne went On with
= starr ana following r1e recess Pc
-.as. he cBurz roarn IIIed Gp-tle
Er-r GOING me rounds that Burke
T4s gn ne stand.
81 WIS = 1E1LuE trim and his re-
a..7e 2 -.le decentralization of Ar
a.s General Guy L. stur-ss. ware
- ana % me point At times. his
- 1asaud ant his Jaw became firm
-eg answers We're shot 1ut
ali w.Inie attitude Was iikH 4
ia ready ana Reliable AT
'1as lP stUgu straight with his hands
.ii.n .T AZ Other times ne rested
u aE.nu IN ne falling Then as the
ezaE1l1atlgn 7r'sCressed ne leaned
-alHs, Inc sac Of Lhe stand Bur
5''er a. any me. did his answers
fa1ie llstessiy. Re seemed 10 De sure
z afs ground.
H'iss7ole exception n the line OF
+@'1fnor- WIS when Burke vas
--s'Juni-1 eancsrnIng the Bartley
a'- "aets he liquor WIS alleged TO
@'t 9@ssn Stored He sa6d that he
81 silly sesn that mace three ZINES.
-.i-S here a1ca- Barley had said.
S-u- aRs arrived O. K" Burke
= snrw- nlCrIires OF the 5ar-r and
-lr-1unG,nUs.
-a'r'-ueo or Pare Col. T.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16
BENSON ANSWERS
CRITICISMS OF BOARD

Charleston. \ c. Nar. 15-jRv
The AssDcia1ed Press ID
criticisms of the Shipping Board ana
Emergency Fleet Corporation. Rear
Admiral ". :. Benson. chairman uf
the board declared N an address
mere tonight. before the South Allan
NJ Ports Assaclanon that ms fellow
couEtry-nEn' could depend upon II
thai 10 wrongdoer connected with
the B0a-d will escape II ms wrdng-
doing IS called 70 my attention.
Ndr anly nave I insisted 1aun the
closest watch upon al matters. %
sand Chairman Benson but I hare
followed the work of the Shipping
BoHE'd n every purt of r.1c war'id with
Continues on Page -cni. s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16
Suicide Doesn't
Cancel Insurance
Says Supreme Court

" aSiIi1EI0n- NOV 15-Ar i1Sur-
ance policy sn the life of a person
who COMMITS suicide 10 payable 4 all
conditions OF the 1uiicy are complied
with. the supreme COURT ruled tndav
ii sustaining lower court ietr-ess IN a
sgIi1 brought against the Northwest
s-u Mutual Life Insurance Ca. ~
Isabel H Johnson. beneficiary under
a policy obtained by her husband.
Thu company withheld payment on
the ground that il WIS contrary m
public palicv Ia pay indemnity On The
itfe Of a suicide
Counsel for the company commended
Ifsa1 the courts had neid repeatedly
Tfia1 neither the insured nor the bene-
acia-v should do anything IN
wranEz4fily accelerate the mar uI1.y OF
tine policy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16
STARTS
COURT ACTION
AGAINST STATE
Seeks Recovery $4,000
Paid for Wild Lands
Never Received
Harr7r = Sue State Gwen Pia5nr4rF ~
Eern Legislature Case l4earr Ey
Justice Spear final Decision al
December or June Law Court -
ortainal Sale Macie n fal2

ET-Idenca n the celebrated c.Hss. #
Dsfor4sI KEyras a. 1nauuta. = "
against the STATE 81 Maine WIS heard
by AssoCaa-e Justice A III Spes- or
Monday 81 u;le coRu1v courthouse. the
Plaintiff soaking 70 recover the sum
o. about SIS soc willcn IN 19es ht aalti
% ut1e State TOR aouu1 ga. s0b acres uf
Wild lands which could never ne To-
Gated and lands winch ne never Oh
lalned- This Is the drs1 TINE that the
matter has been before the Maine
cE,u-tE the last session Of he Ler1s-
La1ure having PASSED an arr granting
Nj. hsyes the -ignr ID bring suit II
the courts. Bur r,le case itself is one
OF long standing 6ur the claim Of NJ.
heyes mas been heard by every Ltgis-
latare for many yeR-s
The hearing IN the matter Was
completed yesIa-1ay before Justice
Spear and the case viii now 80 ID the
law court either az the GINNING De
cgznbHr ufsrrn or the June term Of next
yen-
Deputy Attorney General FRED T.
Lawrence af SkuwheSaa represented
the State n the hearing Attorney
General Guy H StIr-1s being aJ,sert
al the Burke. rial II Saow hogan
George C Wing, Jr.. OF Auburn con
dnrrad the case 1Ur tha plaintiff. als
father and Attorney Cha1,...s ]. Staples
of Buffalo. \. Y also being asseta-
aTaa-
Attorney staples II opening Inc
case szke1 that the court should eve
every consideration n recz.-d 10 The
Continued ou PAGE -col. .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16
KICKED Over
POOR RIWTS
LOST HIS JOB
Former Shipping
Board Inspector Tells
congressman
Cailer Attention ~ SaperI1rs u De-
fertIse @rrk n EiNer4nu on Ships
Later Sent Sarnpses 10 President
Wilson - Eersans Position After
HesnE 'Firan'-Agzsn lrses Jon II
Fhlla. Plant u7uer Similar Circan-
stances

New Tsrf. Nov l5.-A1itg4ssl dt=It-c-
I'VE rivsfz4g gn ships constructed far
ire Emergency F1t.sst Corporation WIS
not e,iv called - lite att4zlljoIt NJ
Pres h. wilson. Bu4 evidence n the
form af a package ef the girets WIS
stsnt X. MIN. witness oefur- me
Walsh congressional COMMITTEES N
curing 1nle Shipping Board atf2lTs
testified tstiar
The wsIxlt-sE was TaurnAs Il PII-.a-iA
wno described himself rs an expert
-iverer Of the ala school IN 1913 Sc
was aI1gag ed as al inspector OF mills
III the plant sff the Submarine Boat
C1rpnrat1an- SuEzle Of rne r1xeL-nE IL
-nis yard ne gt..ssa-ihtsd gs '-iiei-oe H=
sara hls slpelnci.s wuuld nur s1ppuT~
rim II Is caufeu-lsns Of pper work.
ana therefore ne sEzr President W.
s3n Some samples n the work II ds-
1sscti ne r1vets
he Gf7d net sly T Tia prasl ttssz-t ever
Saw -h.. evidence but ne did know he
was ''i!rHfi' fr,r sending Z. They y
ms sn.v INST .4-Iaut enough time - ge-
my ctornes ANA gel aL1t Of the var1. " nc
said
Lar an. ae sad. The prasaagn; Ar
swered his complaints through ms
sey.reta-- Mr. TumulIr. As result
ne WIS ralnEEaead as IN Inspector and
g1Ten ms hacE pG- ne dia nor re-
rur-n n The Submarine Boat Corpora
tiun Yard bur WIS SAINT ~ the standard
shiDbulldlnE plant
1t Was erfueEI t-se Y I.less test
fed. that NY regard rad preeeEiesi NE
for Z found ] WAS IN bad favor
her.
ae also testified thai t92e --i--eIar.y
sIraHt1un at INA lRl4er plant WIS alsn
something 1s.I-.e7 -. asrTnf,Ia. ned
* ms sgD,.r-iEsr,s- ne added without SIT
.sSaCriaE. He Then rhreA. aned - -p
t-1's,ss ~ tae EEner-encv Fleet Csgrpul,-
sit51n algaeiGu1rters at Fil14adefnfiin
and Wa warmed nuI 10 fte T.
II weTIt IA Philadelpts1a and was
REasn frezl-" ne added
The wttness condemned ne Ganpe-
11t1ou II rivesrlag thar took place dur
ing the etsrlsS5s'llCcltsri nerintl Izs SAID
Il was conducive - puc- yvar.il. and 1e
added tii&z ne nopea - .i.- Z iay- -Iaess-
ed tila1 wuUIG MAKE. the 1lasz.ns- TX :.
panri,- driven rrvat : CRIME e lisa,
testified t11Ar NJ knew or inspectors
who had resigned Decaasys taiey felt
r1lal some day a "blaw u-rr!.d ciine ana
they might BE semi over thu Line.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16
CLOTHING CUTS AT
ROCHESTER n. Y.

fsucsinstEf. \ Z, Vuv. 1.-s,ulg Ia
the wholesale placsss al mems fail
and winter siii-s ranging FrruIn 80 IL
by nineteen Rochester ciutni1g rnann-
1aslcrsilve1-s. VINO are rnernpe,-s af tie
National -Associatiea 9f IaxrEEfas.f .rr'-
ing s-iorniefxA Spring lines Of the
same manufacturers opened to-day At
psfts=s 20 per cent Ipwer rama last
wear prices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16
Find Wreckage
Seaplane HS-2-L-
Crew of 3 Missing

MlskeEon- Mich Nov 15-Wreck-
age OF a seapians. picked I'D aIang the
Lake Michigan shore near the White
Laise caRst guard station. sH91udav,
WIS identified today by Willinm P
sullivan uf the Great Lakes Naval
Training Station. as pazr OF the ma
WA machine EsS-s-L- winch left f7f,aa.
Lakes iasf Wednesday, and Is believed
10 hive hesn wrerkHd IN u sturm
shortly afferwaEgI. Search for ttle
bodies af the tsrrae members eff the
1T'ew Was continued without SUCCESS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16
THE WEATHER
CLOUDY

Northern View ENGLAND. Cloudy
Tuesday and Wednesday,, plt,1ahlv
SNOW.
Southern New England CasH11 ed
with probably rain ar snow Tuesday
ami "Wednesday
Eastern View Ndr,kc Unsettled On
the coast rain or snow n lae inter
ior TuesfiRy and Probably Waares-
day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16
mold Owners of
', I. Movie Theatre
y here Tots Lost Lives

2orE. NOr- lathe two pro-
i. 'o's I'M -he donr-nau af the East
1io'-ou picture house where Six
'-' 7vare killed and L. others IN
= 7 q, oaalc asst night. were held
''" Dali late totsay for a hear
the azv they were ar
'-''. IN th1-res that they had NIL
-S>sie proper precautions fur
MAJ II exit door WIS locked
,~ -aeV mad violated the law
i'E ne ac;rnit-ance to theatres
= = IN banned minors. The panic
F'en smoke rom a furnace
-" -'leatr'e ana cry of FIRE"
'@ children injured. tonight
- ''o''eG stil1 n a serious cundi-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16


axr
lrllseT rad BY ms
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16
General Forecast

Tne ouilonk IS tor rams anu SNOW n
Inc Middle ALaltlc and New Eng
land states Tuesday ana proba big
u e.tinesdiay
v lndE-Nni-t2 Of Sandy Hook. VIII
Dc moderate variable. st.nurr1l ny fr-ssl,
north 20 northeast: unsettled. r,r-fl-
ably rain or snuw. -lesdar.
Sandy Eouk n aatrEsrsas. Stry,n .
nnI-r.lcnsTt winds. rams TlansSsaz-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16

T~c we'll known Water Street nusi=
ness blocks. Prices rigsrt- Sound in
vesfmeut.
New oGtcs Colonial s,puss. AL
modern. including sleecing porch. ?
iuts and daubie garage
South raif auuhis sruuss. 3 -auvus
and hzth, ira piars. FURNACES. ELECTRIC
isEfTtx- riaxza. part narG ~ond f1uns-s.
Bag lot
heal ESTATE OF ALL KINDS
WE DO CINE TAXING AND AIM TO
Do 1T WELL.
& z. Lh
AGENCY
Augusta. Mafne
rfesaN-sS-@e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16

Forecast far Bosruu ana vIc,nl-y-.
nsssrTlea weather. probably -al7 W
snow- Tuesday and " e.eiIaeseSav
Fresh north and nurrheasi WINDS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16
Defeated Anti boIshevik General Fear.
Staying Of Wounded by Reds -Sebas-
iOpoI Falls TO Russians Sunday
Evening" 10000 Already Eva
cuated from Stronghold

London Nov. 5.-Reuters Constannope correspondent
that about 4o0o persons from Sep
asT0po and that reported General Wrange has ap
peaed 10 American warships which proceeded the
Crznea- t0 the wounded from being killed
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-05-17
GRAY HAIR
MAKES YOU
LOOK OLD
Don't Stay In the Background when
You May As We'll Look Young and
Attractive by Darkening Your Gray
Hair With "Q-Ban." No Dye.

Yof want to look attractive and up
to-date but you know your gray,
faded or streaked with gray hair
keeps you back. makes you half
afraid to assert yourself. Folks Judge
by looks, so make fine appearance
and look young and attractive, hand
some and vigorous by restoring all
your gray or faded, thin or sailing
hair to that even, dark, lustrous
shade you used to have by simply ap-
plying to all your hair and scalp
Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer. Do not
use a dye or inferior hair tonic or re-
storer. QBan Hair Color Restorer
invigorates the scalp and color glands
OF nature 80 all your gray hair takes
on the lustrous, dark hue in a few
days. The restored color does not
have that dead appearance. but your
entire head of hair has the snap,
charm. luster and even dark color
OF youth and you will wear a smile of
real delight as you run your fingers
through your hair and see how dark
and soft II is, too. without even a
streak of gray showing any more.
Ask your druggist or toilet counter
for bottle of QBan pronounced
Ku.Ban Hair Color Restorer. Use
as directed in the privacy of your
home. No one can tell, as IT darkens
up your hair so evenly and naturally.
ODonnells Drug Stores. Washington,
ID &
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-05-17
INVENTIVE GENIUS
MAKES CALOME(
DELIGHTFUL
Calomel, the Most Valuable of
Drugs, Now Purified From Its
Nausea and Danger-"Calo-
tabs" the New Name.

Tho medicinal virtues of calomel are
in no way connected with its nauseat-
ing and dangerous qualities, as is
proven nv the fact that tho new cal
omel tSrlct. called Calotabs, Is free
from Objectionable effects yet retains
all Of the livcr-cleansing and system
purifying qualities of the old style
calomel For billiousness, headaches.
constipation and indigestion, and
wherever calomel IL essential, tho
now .nauseatcd calomel tablet is a
practically perfect laxative.
To inspire public confidence In thi 9
rev discovery the manufacturers
have authorized druggists everywhere
70 refund the price II the customer
- not perfectly delighted" with Gallo
labs. Sold only In original packages,
sealed. Price thirty-fve cents. One
tablet at bedtime. with a swallow OF
water. No taste, no nausea, no grip
inc. no salts. You wake up in tho
morning with a clean liver. feeling
nnc. ard a hearty appetite for break
fast. Eat what you plcase-no dan
Ver
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-05-17

Two out cf every three a~r~i,cts
make sssa.- The Salvation Arny.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-05-17
WOMEN'S FURS HAVE
DROPPED 80 PER CENT

MILWAUKEE,. wis. May live.
mems furs have fallen 40 per cent In
price since February, according to
local furriers.
THE decline IL the reaction caused
by the stupenduous high prices reach
ed In February" said Herman Reel,
head Of big fur store here.
Reel predicted prices will go lower.
hut will remain at least so per cent
higher than they were year ago.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-05-17
Acid-Stonach

EATONIC is the best remedy, it takes
the harmful acids and gases right out
of the body and, of course, you get
well. Tens of thousands wonderfully
benefited. Guaranteed to satisfy or
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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-02-06
SECRETARY DANIELS REQUESTED
TO REPORT ON CONDITION
IN 1917.
ANOTHER PROBE STARTED
Because of Scandal Started BY Ad-
miraI, Three Investigations of
Naval Affairs Instituted
BY Congress.

Observation-Disclosures by Read Ad-
miral William S. Sims that the navy
was not prepared to enter the war in
1917 are TO be investigated by the Sem
ate subt ommittee already entrusted
with inquiry into the navys conduct
of the war, which has been criticised
Ly the same officer. Acting on a
written suggestion from Admiral Sims.
Chairman Page of the naval commit
tee asked Secretary Daniels TO submit
full information as to the condition of
the navy just preceding the entrance
OF the United States into the world
war
Page amplified charges he b I'd made
before the subcommittee Investigating
the naval decorations controversy
After conference with Senator Hale,
chairman of the subcommittee. Sen.
ator Page wrote Mr.. Daniels asking
that he transmit detailed statement
showing the location of American
warships two months and ons month
prior to the declaration of war and
their location upon the actual day
this country entered the war. In ad-
dition, Senator Page asked for the
names of the ships ready for distant
service when war was dec ed and
the names of those not ready and the
reason for their unpreparedness.
Investigation into the naval awards
controversy was to have beel resumed
with Secretary Daniels testifying be-
fore the subcommittee, but owing to
the illness Of Senator Tramwell, DEM
ocrat, of Florida, subcommittee mem
Der. the hearing was postponed The
wider inquiry into Admiral Sims
charges Of unpreparedness. and failure
to cooperate fully with the allied ma
,ies will be made by the same subcom-
mittee later
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-02-06
SNOW BARS FOOD SUPPLY
Many Inhabitants Of New FoundIand
Facing Starvation Because of
Terrible Winter.

Halifax. N. S.-Inhabitants Of South
western New Foundland are threatened
with starvation on account of the ter.
rible winter conditions along the route
OF the Reid New Foundland Railway,
according to Capt. Pettipas and Capt.
Shaw, two weather-beaten mariners
wno reached their homes here.
Towns and villages between North
Bay and Port-Aux-B -Basques are run
ming out of provisions, they said. and
there is an extreme shortage of flour
Possibility of having the supply re.
plenished was remote, they declared,
because the railway is completely
blocked with ice and snow and it will
be many weeks before traffic can be
resumed. They described conditions
as appalling"