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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-13

Totals $500. 1003 1889 1876 30Ts
At the Pietsch alleys this evening
the Reds and Giants Of the Junior
league clash and three hot and excit-
ing games are expected. At the Pal
nee alleys ''ColoneP' Burch and his
Richmond Dairy teoam will endeavor
to lower the coiors Of Jake" Row
eey's fast stepping Chico team.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-13
THAT THE
PUBLIC MAY
KNOW
A TELEGRAM

Philadelphia JAM IL, 1920.
Virginia Railway & Power Co.,
Richmond. Va.
2O6 cities and towns in the United States have pu
chased Safety Cars total Of z.34o cars up July
H. Since that there have been orders placed for APP
proxmately 1000 which includes 200 for the Bay
State Railway Of Boston.
NOTE-The cities referred to include Brooklyn
City, Dallas, Los Angeles, Nashville etc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-13

"Captain'' Jstt.s team displayed by
far the best team bowling of the sea-
son and deserved to win ell three
games.
The Elks, however. made q very
creditabis showing In spite OF the fact
that they were badly Handicapped by
having 70 roll with only four men.
Splitting and Ed Pietsch were the
high men for the Antler Tribe. the for
mer breAking into the 200 class twice
with counts Of 2e3 and 247. for three
game total Of es4. while the latter put
In counts Of 345 and 203. and amassed
q total Of S21 for his three games.
The scores:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31
Americas Sweetheart
We eds the Only Doug

-L0E Angeles. CAtn-. NM ~
Mar PirKturri and DouEias Fa4r-
banks have been nEr-ied Il became
k.ruwn mere late -udRy. They oo-
-uint-d q license here ias- Saturday
and the ceremony was performed
SUNDAY ny rne Rev. ! WmIcumbe
8rouEner, Pastor n ne -=mpie Bap-
-Ist c.Iurcn.
Miss PiCKtUra early mis- month or-
aimed 2 divorce IL AinGen. Nevacia-
rom owen Moore. Nj. Fairoanke'
former wife obtained a DIVORCE near
y TWO years agu n the Last
Miss PicEtord and Nj Fuirnznis
were married az 10.3e O'Clock laxr
Sunday uIEur II me residence Of the
Eev, NJ. Bruugaer Those present
ware; Rupe-- FAIRBANKS a brother
Of me bridegroom. he brides
mother. Mrs Charlotte smith. me
kew. Henry Niles Cook. assistant
Pastor OF the Tsnple Baptist church
anu T. :. Parks deputy county cle-,r
VIM issued me license
Mr. Fairnanks was s.-uu,nsoa, Co..
ms brother and Marge-ie Daw = mo-
l4on plc,are actress was pr,o.s-op,,,
me nr1de was dressed in wh,,.
me ceremony took place rs sanr a.,
ne pasinr could reach his nny,a e
ger conducting the evening S.,-,-,,. =
The church -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31
Maine Democrats in State Convention
Name Delegates to National Gather
ing at Frisco omen's Side Ably
Presented by Mrs. Antoinette
Funk Of Chicago
THE PLATFORM

M PaI-angaH chairman Of me
committee on -esuiutIuns- repur-ea
as fuIluws.
The Democratic Parry Of Maine
II state convention asse,nnlee adopts
Is Its platform 1or rae coming cam
pa.gn. ne following resolutions:
: W. extend our sympathy ID
anu express our most sIncs-e respec:
ana admiration fur Woodrow VIII
son. 0u- g-ea. president and endnrss
the splendid work winch ne mas dune
and Is duInE for our parry. our
COUNTY, ana -he vurid-
Since the date of our i4sI can-
vanuun- ne world war mas been
brought % = successful conclusion.
MUMMY ChrouEa the splendid NAN
power and wounuertul resources If
THIS cnunE- Mililuns IF men were
-nubilizHd, 1unG. cluIainE ana equ1p-
Ineui provided. SHIPS oullt anu TWO
million men Safely transported
acruss the seas. aad al This mad II
De done with speef1 as one Of the
MAN things souEh1. This problem
was sufficient n magnitude IN stag
ger ttie buoy. peace loving peopie Of
ms country and the --3pidiry and
wonderful success with winch TITS
&. work was done asIunished me world.
outh friends and toes alike No crit
lCIE-n ny Zoe. no investigation br
PARTISAN committees no r1r-tti.
1-oT those opposed 70 a Democratic
administration. whether n peace or
war ms been anie % dim one -ay Of
-usI-e II connection with me work
SO well done. W. ara proud Of ne
record made n doing all these,
things and especially SO uf ne his
-nry made ov me splendid sons anu
aaug-lIa-s Of ms COUNTY, outn on
ne battlefield or IN whatever line
u duty hey may have been called
20 serve. We Gee rla+ substantial
recognition should pe made IF suca
service ana favor the adoption Of
I, me constitutional amendment which
election. n order thar pruvinnn
MY oe MADE Tor me payment of
-tle s-Dn bonus proposed for se-vit,e
men ana nurses
( j. We believe that vast nu1ur-
~ Of -ne mer ana women Of
Maine anu ne nRaur are ernpnEt
lczliy n favor Of prompt MITIGATION
+ Of -re pence t-e2-y with he league
u nurions corenanr w-tauut -ess., =
vauun destructive % ne spirit anC
effective operation uftne t-eary. IN
order -:la- norma business relations
n nv count--v and ne world may De
assumed and future WITS prevented
= " favor an amendment TO the
nAclunal constitution wne-ehy all
amendments 70 ne constitution Of
-he United States snail oe summit =
Ted 70 rne voters uf-he va.1ous
states. instead " 10 ne legislatures
:hers.af
). We plerise 20 The candiiates for
/ Continued an Page 9-Soi. 8
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31
GENERAL STRIKE
OF Municipal Employ
es in Chicago
Waikou, Of Cry -aIi s@ein FaiiosSer:
by Similar Action ov Garbage
flanders - Eiremen Also Unrest
en- 70 2uif-snc-ease - Wages
Demanded

Chicago. AA-ca sl--NiIn -.aie ci-y-
nal clerks srenug-aoners and book
keepers On strike to-day. Inc municipal.
Ea-oaEe -eduClun Plant closed
through ne waihout of 400 garbage
handlers. anu me threat Jf ~ per
cent Of ing 1rarnen % resign unless
wage advances were granted. ChiCa-
60 TONIGHT [aced genera strike #
City employees.
The CITY nail vas pickeIed pr
striking clerks ana ssenOs-apnezs.
The palice we-a :alle. 70 preserve or
der after d srennE-apnsr VINO r.
manned on durv nao been attacked
The SESSIONS Of ne city council Also
we-e guarded ny policemen.
The CRY council. winch today r.
jecred a REVISED budget calling fur al
increase Of s. lfae es 10 provide SALARY
advances for city employees mef
again tunlE.lr n ind a way uU. u
financial difficulties.
other groups af CRY employees IN
Guiding saver workers. street in
Eccrurs. pumping station engineers
and rne lapurarnry STAT uf the health
commissioners office. threatened to
day to strike. unless wage advances
ara granted.
The strike of garuRge handlers.
winch led M rle coilecrinn and dir
pnsal of garuaEe. forced LED teanAfers
aut OF wurk. Window washers g the
ctr MIL Aina Qull
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31
SUFFRAGE HOPE
Seen IN Action Missis-
sippi Senate
Ratification of Susan q. Ar-nnns
Amendment After ADVERSE Vote Of
Few DAYS Ago Believed lower
-ouse VIII &C. Fapn-ahly on
Measure Before Final Adjourn
-nent SATURDAY

Jackson. Mss. Ma-cn a-FoIluwiug
-atihcation Of ne federal suffrage
amendment Dr me Mississippi Senate
totiRy. supporters Of ne resolution oe-
gar relepnurtTlE and leies-apning an
senis-e members If me house 10 -eru--,
mined. aEely II preparation tu- -h.- ign;
tae-e
Action bv me Senate came as 4 coln-
piets surprise II rev Of he adverse
vote AIKEN previously. me vote 1uua
was Close and was made effective py
ne baIloI after me SENATORS present
mad tied on ne question. 4 uunpe- OF
senators were absent and 4 was SUD
posed ne suffrage ISSUE WIS ser-ied
especially n view Of me expiration d.
me session next saruriav
Predictions that me louise would &C:
1avoraDiv On the ratification resolution
were MADE freeiy- a nil already mas
been enacted permitting women 70 vote
n 1r,nary and genera. elections II
event The amendment becomes effective
ratification y uniy one mpre state re-
ing required
MISSISSIPPI, was The 81, state 70 rat
fy The fetie-ai prohibition amendment,
anu mRnv " The Legislators VINO organ
tzea the campaign II favor of ina:
amendment are IN he movement &c
-a1ify s.1is one
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31

=tnvn- Y MS -s.IeE-a-n. align
e. -..usa-s Win -nnsa 1avor-ug -ne
--.,=- @-:.-ey' anr-- trro me League
d Ea.sa-z win RESERVATIONS safe
-::...--,--- A-ne-can additions and
...s--s--' ana declared that ne diff
!s-za rs as strongly with The sx-
-s-s 1ew advocares" against any
.a-... l. -, rs ne di6 with The ex-
-s--.. 1osi-iUn -aken by the preE-
-s-- n 1z---c!pauun n purely Eu-
-,,=-r lars"
:. l.--.l--na ne had re-aineu NTH
IN erta--1E MO partisan
.e....-- lIscusslnn pending cia-f-
ID. u IL I-verg.ng views on he
re. 1..w ISSUES. Du- thar recent de-
-5--nf,.-s = ne --ea-v SITUATION
=.-..-..1- II n economic adjustments
.-- ,.,-a,l, REPRESENTATIONS regard
II. s1-2alun N California hhd
,--.--.-a I'M 70 ~confrn the ac-lnr
L.. ~ republican friends there
~ a.-aaCr aiken wirnuuI consult
liz m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31

F-anciscn
7no"sr Republican Club
e." norninasion for ssue. n.ess-=.e
anr me-"
Mr. OF
'e Heouocan parry
o'7" On me Seafy
ror snunc
anc
80" OF rnese
, DO will seek ne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31
MCINTYRE To LEAD MAINE DEMOCRACY
WET PLANK IGNORED IN STATE PLATFORM
SPEAKERS LAUD PARTY'S Achievements
Operators Say Price
Must Be Advanced
Granting OF = -e-cerr Wage In
crease % Miners rne Cause - New
Apreemert 20 Sc Ratified Tanay
lewis Silent on No-~ Of Corr
tract coynrnrr-ee

View Tort, March A.-Tne aCt!nn Of
President Wilson 5 aonlnissur Y grant
-uE pIt-Tmlnnus NINE workers : wage
INCREASE u - per cent. means nat me
prlce 81 c1a. a. ne mines will advance
g aer-s 70 81 : run. UNANIMOUS coRl
JneraIu-s announced ne-e -ooag.
White asserting That raer desired .
keep the price Is low as pussibIe. nine
own.-s c,ted ILLINOIS a. ne only STATE
wnsr-e the minimum increase would ap-
NY. This wf.s sald 70 ~ aus 70 lnca.
conditions wt,Icn essen lns COST u pro
duc-iun.
The mine workers -.n-es.n ar.ves de-
ciIned - make any comment II ne
proposed increases T cnal 1-Ices. ex-
csIt 70 state ma ne new wage aE-et-
mem wnuid only involve =, csu1s q
-pn average increased expense "
The new wage agreement proDahiv
vii! 5e ratified -urnur-ow br ne uper-
gturs anu nina workers Of ne central
cnape-al-:ve .ieid. according = state
-nents made mere runiE.1t w nembe-s
u -he subcommittee II making ne ne
-uttaliuns
Before gong lnIp conference with ne
mine WORKERS mere 70 consider q new
wage agreement, y WIS learned tuURv
mat me mine uwners sought -ha npin-
,un 0f Attorney General Palmer rs n
wtlarne- sucn g rneerin would ot q VIC
lar1nn al Inc iRw, fearing & repetition
~ me indianapolis indictments tur cun-
spl-zacr 70 MOIST ING price II CDR.
Assistant aC-ur-nev -ene-a: c 2.
A-nes VIM Is n charge Of the IN
cia1apoiis 1rusecU-luns- answered
the operators InQuiT- n ii le--er ad
dressed 70 Ltleir attorney --acaIved
mere Today. H. assured -tle1n max
-1e nt.a-.nEs N -le SUP committee
would 1uI ~ Violation " he .aw.
or -le miners anu operators 70
make CONTRACT recommended ny
ne United States uIrIn-1uEs coal
commission.
idenT q tnp Trtneworkt-rs. would
make no comment -onlE-t On ne
WORK Of ne contract committee. Re
explained ina none uf -1e re--Tns =
ne embodied n me new agreement
mas oean dehnIIaiv declue1 uDnn anu
ma am announcement. would pc
premature
Phillip Murray ,nrer-,;.T .unai vIcn
president Of ne NINE workers said
-pn1Ehr ina. ne :nrnple-1un u the
oiIurninuus agreement would greatly
speeu the WORK win the anthracite
cnnferaas. ne slid. hpwevar Thar :
probably would - Twn Or -nraa
weeks before ne new agreement for
me hard GOA men would ne cum
pie-ed.
Mine wnrkers VIII nod our ,-fo-
more than tne - percent increase
g,vnn he snf- cnal miners III
Murray decla~ed 10 sgld ras1 Lhe
east that could ~ --ven them
would n an addicluna- Increase Of
Is To percent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31

Portland. March Sc Spaclal) -
an enthusiastic anu wal attended
meeting Of printers 1-um wesrar',,
and central Maine was held Tues
asv 81 the E,ks' Tome here. ~ ne
;rv-ru-,pr or-he Portland Typo
rns.ae. 4 permanent organization
WIS formed 10 ne known rs me
Maine TypDrherae-
Il is ne purpose Of L-lis organ Ia :
INN 10 invite printers ram ausac;tslt
sections NJ Maine 70 JOIN II -lis
movement for the 5er-srnent OF me
printing industry N this state PtilnF
vra-- laid 70 render through thss
npw ors-anizulur. improved servlct'
I'm .te advertiser and buyer Of p; mi
ing.
-rh,s organization Is me result n
a general plan pr1muit.a nv TIE nii-
-icnHi assucinIiun IF master printers
The Tinted Typnthsrae OF C.ncAssfI-
IN attract me attention ul -ie pLE
or NJ printing 10 the ADVANTAGES u
deaIiuE with PRIMERS operating III
5., the three year plan. So-caiis'd'
Acid secretary viii os PROVIDED
m nesr printers improve rTleir pianI
facilities. methods qua!ity III DO
f,r,c. or render orner ald zen nesIeo-
COMMUNICATIVE plans pruV1ue
4souu-. deai" for nurt customer anu
nr,ure.. anu promote : 5tsr-sr unnef-
standing all around
Testimonials On Tte dement's u
-,,,s rbr-e-vsar plan n Other srafas
usrz read and ufls outlook Eur M
r,-yr-.a trade conditions II AAine
st.s,nea ua-ricuinrsy optomistlc
Cgnr-aruiaIiuns were snuwef'eu un
n Knowstun special representa-
-. uf the Chicago association TOR
mis- mart IN affecting rne Maine or-
ri-z-,on. Els unr.rrng EFFORTS
,z-A played a mig par IN me SUI
,,...vf,,i formation of this associalIon
with the nelp af the Portland IFp,-
.,,.,us This organization VIII
r.--. with the Maine Trpornetas.
Lewiston. Auburn. Augusta. SD
S-errs and Portland were represent
a ~ tne formation Of the asHncia-
...,,n Inritzriuns viii he exrsndssa
r. uthur print shops IN Maine -
jim.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31
McNTIRE HEADS TICKET

Sptcia+ % AaCnepeC ..DEr-lll
Bangor. Ne. March Sg--he State
Convention Of Maine Democrats was
aeld II City hail which aRs q seating
capacity. galleries and al. Of :5pH
. 1900 The hall began % ill d;
ga. Two bands contributed 70 ne
splr.t Of me occasion.
The tain 1-nm Gartinar-reg.lia-
@-on Observation-Disclosures d large
contingent Of delegates. The wu,-s
eli, OUT for me convention was ne
cnmcs Of - deIega-es ana - alter
hates % the Nauu,al Convention d.
San Francisco, the cnplce Of SIX
presiuenr.al electors ana ne max
-ng " a Platform. District and
caunry commuters We're CHOSEN. The
Delegates were MOI instructed.
AZ -D-3o Chairman Pa-1anEan N
ne State committee called ne con-
vanlinn q order anu Q. L Dunbar
ss.sra-ary, read tne call.
Prayer was offered by Rev. :. :
Johnson OF Earmuurnville Char
man Par-anEal reported as ne rarn
pura-v organization: Louis J. 5rznr
NJ Lewiston. chairman: Q. Il. Dun
! na- Of Jnnespnr-. Waiter McAlar-y ui
Wate-viiie ana F-.t Z -ancas-e.
nj Auburn. sec-atarlea
thurman Brann address aCcu
pled near,y an hour and Is Us FOL
lows:
Chairman 5ranr's Speecn
Nj Chairman and Ladies' and
Gentlemen of ne Convention:
deeply appreciate the honor d
presiding over tits splendid con-
venCur. ! cannn1 begin 20 tell vol
nov rnuCn ! esteem anu aoprec.a-s
I. BY WAY OF preface pe.-nit ne Il
extend IN YOU nv fellow Democrats
Of Maine. g cordial waicume % -hls
great convention.
L TINS gathering Or representative
Den ana women Of -ae DernuC-z..lt
-aIta Is indicative If a1T-nlnE II Is
max ne Democratic par-v n Ma1nt
IS III ana able TO oe apuut. Their
IS Inc Optimism on every hand
AnC why mn with me c,ues 0.
ne State -lrnlng - -he Democratic
par tur a wise administration o1
Municipal affairs
Since We iasr me- N convention =
graft Wa for human lights has
f. been giUrlnusiv won and ne LONE
agony Of war is over
The Democratic par mas beer
---'ed N rnt terrible tasting -.rne NJ
t:lR- graf WIZ anu rs reca-d stands
uneErelled ana uneuuaileC. W.
nave a night 10 pc Justly proud u1
ne excellence ana pzr-lnr,sm If Is
grant leade-sriu
What other Parry mas q -aco-1
comparable with i
This country undar I,@,npr-i-.c
leadership was ordained 10 save ms
world
Pre- War 5e-tur
Go back with rne enr q nu1n.nY 4
ne pre- war period during wslca 4
tContinuen an Iage 2-co..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31

The Lex, Of A-. Eouvars -s.ieg..a.r
follows:
y had nor wished 70 enter 1pr
cuuld hi1ne--p sac any raj public
SERVICE ny enIe-.ng Iuto partisan
political discussion. more especlauy
pending -he cia--fica-lun Of -ne Iii
Verg-ng views uf ne different
groups n The parties On the E-au.
new ISSUES The -acar- develop
msr-s ore- me treaty, sca-1aann
n adjustment Of our g-eaI econnrn-
ic problems. and Particular, ne
many urgent representations -aa-
have -scEivnd IS n une Situation n
ny own s1a-e convince me -.Ia- i Is
ny durv 70 confirm me ac-un N
thar ny republican friends here
have airaady taken without consult
-nE me
= understand maj -ne~a Is
great wish arnunE rne republicans
Of California % nave uppurruuIry 70
express themselves N favor IF me
league of NATIONS with proper rase--
valnns safeguarding American ira
dirlun anG interests as opposed n
me extreme view adpocaIesi aEa-us-
my league arr-uue. 7 differ 7usr
rs strongly WITH this view as ! dif
Ter with the extreme position aiken
1r the president on Participation 7
purHiv European affairs This If
sue IS wneraer w--n reservations
projecting our POSITION wa snpuId
JUN me Inn-al 1orces u -.1e word
70 reduce the dangers aEalr grow
ing around Us. OF whether Wa viii.
by pre-ense Of al iusuia~iTy maj
We do not pnssess- This would bs
me defeaI Of ne hopes :u- which
our SONS were SACRIFICED n Ills MAI.
Entirely asitie rom ms mora! deal
.grn uf ne iesEne ana me danger 70 0u-
own ultimate peace. me solution u our
domestic problems sucn as me size II
orr Armament, reduction n taxation anu
the prevention u agriculture! anu n
Icsr-.al denressiun ann consequent m
employment. Is dependent unun siaDili-
= abroad ana upon our access 70 ne
worlds @arse-s winch -pfigv are anGa1i-
ee-ad u nur inanilitr 70 exercise uur
vein llnue~ rnp --aa--. : believe Il IS
t.1e r-snscs-rlenr service which The Re
Continued an Page -Coi. ;
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HOUSE PASSES
PRINT PAPER BILL

Washington. March 2t-D-inr paper
costing MOI more -tian cents a
pound wuulC De. admitted f-ae under
a bill passed Unanimously by me
House TO-DAY and sent to rne Senate.
The present law fixed cents as ne
limit bur members said none AT -rar
price WAS uptainabie fur import.
Representative hItcnin. Denoc-ar
North Carnltna- said the bill was an
emergency measure needed 70 sa ve
hud4rsds u small papers from
rriE-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31
HOOVER WOULD ACCEPT COP. !.
NOMINATION FOR PRESIDENCY
IF ISSUES NECESS|TATE IT.
GOD Administrator Comes Out with Flat Statement
ines circumstances Under Which He Would Consent to Run
Favors League with Reservations -afe9u arne American
dnons and Recent Developments Treatv Fight and
Economic Situation Reason for Declaration

@a- F-ancisco, Mar. So
~ =, Il. declaration from
5a,-la,- Eoover that he might
,gqa, certain circumstances
a.saa=1- I presidential noroina-
rar vas contained n a taie-
--.- 5an- 0v M. Hoover to
"a Z ne Hoover republican
.ar B. California N which he
,..lc 1a would accept the re-
1u9.ic1- nomination # II is
p. -aa- me issues necessiraas
:. anc : s demanded Of me-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31

Washington. Ae-, March CO Spec-
.ai,-The nome ana farm buildings
II Freeman Light AZ Razarr:Ile VII
age burned down Tuesday af-arnnan
ABOUT O'Clock The mouse, al and
barn adJuinea and ne entire e.on-
TENTS II these consisting Of - mead
al cnEie. 4 nurse. tg-n,nr -aois. va
CONS ann other farm euulurneIlr arr
the household goods we-e destroyed
The loss Is estimated IL 8 sD anu
me prnper-E was partially incurred
The biAze s1arsd n me nag anu IS
believed u nave been caused bv c.ll-
dren playing with matches.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31
Democratic DeiegG-es
NIriOn1g Convention
Presidential EIecrorS
and Stare Conrl.rree

DELEGATES TO FRISCO
Oakley = Curtis. Portland.
= :. McG,l.icunus, Lewiston.
". Z. SareansaiI Augusta.
ia--y A. Saunders. G~eene,ile-
Frank =. -askeII. Portland.
Sen. !. :. Johnson. Sar-nout1viiia.
leslie :. 5cy-ron. Jefferson.
z. z. Dunn, Tnnmaxtun.
M. 2. NnoNsitrn. Belfast
- z. Crasrs. Narer~iie.
F-ar~ -. -a~e4- Dexter.
Bertrand g MCINTYRE Norway.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
George N. blaze. 7nrlanu.
James Russell. Pennington.
Ea~a-a Chase Barring.
Te--ence = To~,e. Bangor.
Melvin :. MlIiken. Stncknoim.
sarnes Suisifer. Auburn.
STATE COMMITTEE
4arnes =. Manigzn. -nuitnr.
George n. 8iaxe. Portland.
Sherman - Berry. Wa-e-v,lIe.
Wesley -yne. Suut.1nas -a-aur.
!. Eawa~a Sullivan. Bangor.
Juuge hiram Ge--.sn. 5--s~rviIie.
Saipr =. caie- aatn.
7aip,, I. oaroy, Belfast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31

Portland. Ne, March Swing un The
tour NJ a stable wi,e-e he was empiuy-
ed with mis- mead resting On a 1uIdeta
coat Hiram ]. Brown. II committed
suicide ny shooting carry tusay. his
bcdv being discovered an hour and q
nan later by fellow workers VINO were
sieeping or the second aoor We caun
fnr .hr ACT Is known.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31

n Drv Amendment
Before Court
" ,srons,r ana New Jersey Brewers
afeas 1-esentea - Attorney Gutf1-
Te -ln.s uf Manufactured Evil
4er-s ~ 7-antnrtion SUPPORTERS

WASH 2---or. Ada-. 3h-A-E1meurs
"a = .oIs-.r II. unaLi-v CT the pro
--a..,aI amendment anu PORTIONS IF
=. a.-u--a-nerI ar. we-e concluded
"a : IL supreme cnII-1-
s-r-.Irl auIs 1uda- were on ap-
s,-y r~1uE..1 " Christian Feigen-
II, b. lewa-i.. \. !. rom federal
- .iac,-=t.s DIMINISHING proceedings
a-1clr 9-onibiaUn enforcement
I'M ION manufacturing
r.4>-r!nr more thin one hal
= 2a-cel- aicunul AND IN gov
---,-'-.- --1I.eal.s @-nrn Judgments re-
mig 1Tfic.als trom Interfering
-at Ma1iIownC Products
81 - : WISCONSIN corrar-., n
IL: fracture III ae.r containing
-a,.t u a4cohDi w volnme-
-llu =. r.i-t1rle Appearing III
TIE cortenned ~:sa- by the
cGnC.I-~a1- pOwsr - en-
1E---esE intended COR the
government and The states
p-ohlblLlun with idenIica-
--lC anu nat the s--ares were
1"a- approval n enforce
n--,a.arInn before becuminE e--
~.
auu7i- CtIat the state ieE!sia-
s nGE- 1a-a understood mat the
iIn"-, provided FOR concurrent
-.9 mem as the amendment
--.r' Guthrie sala. The cun-
cow Urged by ne cavern
-a -asr,it n practically ne
sss II state contrib. II
ware nsrwesn Individuals
t-- wel cali i pcint If tar
-'-- ,ao morality"
a--es that evidence was
-';-.. =; "a t.--;Irr.ti'' bv prohibition
~t3''~"~= influences me court n
wrn lis consideration IF
'F'alhl-nn question were made
=lf.l~l. Hs called attention
=. tension nj reZnHri1s'' by Rep
lsiaad author OF the
''t"n- art. appearing In me
",,arc last week. E.v.nE
~ I M minds Of members
- -aCss udic;a-y committee N
continued on Page 5-coi. y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31
Athlete Legendre
Breaks Leg While
Training at CapitaI

Washington. March 3n-Ran.-- L.
gent;re, narlnna. pentaraou champion
and winner n tnat title in tae inter
allied games AZ PARIS broke q leg To-
day while framing and VIII MOI -.
aDie 70 compete n athletic eveuts
tins season. -egendre whose hume Is
n Lewiston Ne. IS L suphumure II
Georgetown University