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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24

crimes and Submitted ID us Jurisdiction
ny statute antsda-ing the acts commit
len, 1t would be fl for Holland 10 as
sociAts herself with the new regime
The government Of the queen cannot
admit in the present case any other
duty thar that imposed upon Il by the
laws Of the Gtng.om and national ira
dftinn.
Now, neither the Constituent laws
Of the Kingdom, which are based upon
the principles Of law universally recog-
nlzsc. nor respectable secular tradi-
lion which has made this country al
ways ground Of refuge fnr the van-
qulshec II International conflicts per
nit the government Of Holland n defer
ID the desire Of the powers by with
drawing from the fnrner empire the
benefit Of rs laws and this tradition
Justice and national honor, of winch
respect Is sacred duty, oppose this.
The Netherlands people. moved by the
sentiments 70 which II his Ie-r1rDry
the world has done Justice. could not
berry the faith OF those who have con-
sidered themselves ID their free insri-
tunous
The government Of the queen il
pleased 10 believe that the POWERS vii
recognize the good grounds of these
considerations which rise above any
consideration Of personal. ties anG which
seem 10 Il ID persnp1ury that they could
not reasonably give rise 10 wrong IN
rsrpretac1uns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24

voted last November AGAINST ralIfi-
cation Of the treaty and are counted
among rs hirre-est foes one of those
present declared tonight that they
count Oh Support of rs votes. or
enough 10 prevent Ratification il
their protest against modifying tn.
Lodge: reservations - not needed.
Except from brief statements from
Senators Lodge and Johnson and q
lengthy statement from Senator SHEER
man lev Ct the senators pa-tIL Ipa ling
IN The conference would talk for pub
lcaIiun. Mr. Lodge sald The senator's
who called him To the meeting -epre-
scented a large group Of senator's who
wan NO change IN the Lodge -eservn-
lions -
Senator Johnson declared that rhe
Lodge -eservalons were salu by Mr.
Lodge 10 oe the lrretuci bic minimum
Others II the meeting stated privately
thai the question of q treaty curpro-
mise On Republican SOLIDARITY and
leadership in the Senate AND IN the
country" was disrussed
"A ere there any threats To bol- rhe
EepuhIIcan snip or the parry" was
asked Of one uf the Republican con-
ferees. Il would rather not answer
chat question" came tlesItatingly in re-
ply. Party soiidariry Is threatene,i.
Thai IL all care 10 Say"
senator Johnson was asked regarding
reports widely circulated II Senate -ioh-
by GOSSIP rna- declarations had been
made Of Z third party movement and
mott" from Republican Senate leader
snip Il the Lodge reservations are mod
ned, and the CAl1fnrnia senator replied
Puppycock; haven't such l.
thought "
Continues ar 1,e. -r,I a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24
British May Try
Dash for South
Pole via Airplane

London, Jan. @3-tBy the Asso-
ciared P,7ess,-D- John L Cope
commander Of the british imperial
Aitar1Jc- expedition which viii ieave
England in the seaTaer Terra Nova
next June for a FIVE years tour Of
exploration II the Artartic, saws an
attempt viii be made 70 dash 70 the
south pole by njrplane. Today he
told the Associated Press how he
hoped TO accomplish TINS pratergtiotgs
undertaking
The plane VIC are taking with Us
salc Or. Cope, lis being speciarly-
constructed and viii he so designed
that i can land on the ice by means
Of shlds. Three men win make the
dash for the Pole from the top Of III
great ice harrler II the Bav OF
Whales"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24
FOUR VERMONT
BOOZE SMUGGLERS
ARE SENTENCED

burlington, W. Jan. 22.[Four
sentences were melted out n the Unit
eG States court this morning 10 meu
Implicated IN smuggling liquor Iuto
this country from Canada Edgar
RaEaiilon and Joseph Brassard. VIM
were captured the night of December
INC with an automobile containing
IA quarts Of spirits. were both sen
fenced ID three months II the Chit
tender county Jail.
Z ". Felt Of Montpelier was sen
fenced TO TWO months II the Wash
tnEtur county jail for being tmpli-
Gated with Arthur LAWSON Of SheI-
don and 9. 3. Atwood Of Montpelier
In Transporting liquor from Pigeon
Hill. p. G., into this couucrv
Aoeiard Bertrand received a three
months sentence for being involved
n transactions for bringing liquor
inLn the states for the purpose Of sell
ing II. Bertrand refused to take the
stand or testify and broke down CON-
pletely while waiting for sentence.
weeping and sobh1ng aloud
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24
GENERAL ATTACK
On Pending Anti-Sedi-
ton Measures
euse Attorney Genera Of Having
Attack Of ''Colc Feet ~ Sinester
ping Sterling ane Graham Bills

Washington. Jan ::S-At1acks On
pending an-i-se6irion bills not only
continued today before the House
rules committee but spread ID The
hpor Of the House. Republicans and
Democrats Joined II Opposition 10 tn
measures winch We're in turn de-
featsc by mem bers Of both parties
Republican mem bers Of the rules
committee al the resumption u
hearings on the Sterling anc Ora
ham bills charged that Arrurn-s
General Palmer had side stepped
the Issue AFTER asking 10 Re per
mIrLed TO present Lhs need for add
nonAl legislation Id prosecute -Adi
dAls. Representative Rodenhe berg OF
Illinois ons Of the Republican mem
bers OF the corlEirrae after charging
That the attorney general has d.
velopeo q plain case Of cold feet
announced that TOMORROW he would
offer q motion requesting Mr.. Paine.
10 appear before the committee.
The attorney general IN q state
ment later II the day denied that h
ever had promised MS support fo"
either the Sterling Or the Graham
bills anG SAID that The measure IN
rroduced by Representative Davey,
Democrat. ORIG. embodied his ideas
r,r~ F~.xIS
bills II the House We're MADE by
Representatives Brown, Repu blican.
a iscnnsin. and Huddlaslon, Demo
crat. Alabama the letter declaring
Lhat Industrial unrest might BE-
converted INTO political unrest by
such measures" Representative
Burke. Republican. Pennsylvania.
broke into the debate 10 SAY that the
Pennsylvania law relating strictly
10 sedTL1on" had been USED during
strikes 10 proribI1 even TWO or
Lhree workers meeting II q hail
The forces II the House favurIas
-aEive Hustled. Republican. New
York. who. however. objected TO the
first TWO sections Of the Graham bil!
and Representative Blauton, Demo
cra- Texas, VINO declared the Re
publican Steering committee haa
favored anri-seGIriou bills.
The biggest au-ocracy il this
country l. that which stopped this
bill, declared The Texas represen-
ra-Ive adding that # members 81
Congress would vote their OWL iudg
nent they would pass the measure
and let M. Gompers To Hell"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24
Barnes ReiterateS
Position of Hoover
Towards Presidency

New York. jan 23-JaIins Il
Barnes president Of the United
States Grain Corporation, close
friend of Herbert Hoover, who init
mated in q Speech two weeks ago
that the former food administrator
might be drafted for the Fresioen-
cy. announced in a statement today
that there is no authority or sane
rion for any organization work IN
the form Of Hoover clubs or any
other similar organized effort
There Is not a dollar If cam pa n
fund nor a dollar authorized I'd be
spent" be added. The situation IS
exactly as when I spoke two weeks
ago. He viii not permit his friends
I'd ORGANIZE sentiment IN his behalf
and personally ! do not heiieve he
Will permit himself 10 become cay
didate unless there is unmistaksa bic
evidence Of spontaneous and popular
demand for HIM.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24
Bows Conference
a thousand Strong
in Twin Cities

Lewiston, Ne, JAZZ 22.-The oIe-
er boys place II the world PROGRAM"
was stated as the theme of the 74-n
annual Maine Boys conference nv
Dr.. George j. Fisher of New York
CRY tonight. DR.. Fisher Lam y
Higgins Of Brewer, president of ne
Maine Senate, and Few. H. z. Dun
mack, State librarian. were the p-in-
cipal speakers az the opening meet
Ing Al City hall tonight attended by
more than a "thousand boy delegates
and zoo leaders. Officers are 10 be
chosen al Saturdays meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24
eLEReY TESTIFY
Before Naval Board on
Newport Vices
Iwo ts.arr So Far ta~s No Direcs
kno~sss1e & cenaitisns-Sssnee
Later I, President. Rslyrne on
xeraesfy Of cosnrnitnee PreFerrins
Charges

Newport. Z l., Jan. 2ss-The naval
board Of inquiry wEnh L IurssriEat-
ing conditions at the naval station
here Today heard the testimony Of
TWO Of the ministers VINO signed 4
letter Addressed te President Wilson
an Jan. 10, II which complain. was
made Of CERTAIN deisterIous ana
vicious msuhods~ used by the navy.
The Witnesses were Rev. A. T.
Peters, pastor Of the Union Congre-
gaIiHnsl church and Rev Va. ].
LuczS. CT the Mount OHuet Baptist
church Both testified thai they Ia i
no personal knowledge OF the inch
dents To support The charges con-
tanned in the letter, out that they
mad read a transcript OF Testimony
taken HI the trial of Rev Samuel
Neal Ken1 before the district cou-t
AT Newport last u-Usr. Mr.. Lucas
SAID he mad relied upon the veracir7
and integrity" Of the committee IF
minister's winch drafted the ler-a
fer assertions Of fact notified by the
committee II Kent cast
I know or nothing beyond th.=
evidence contained IN the letter, SAID
Mr.. Kent
Lieut. Hudson was present IL the
hearing and WIS granted The privl-
lege Of questioning the witnesses
briefly Their replies brought uu1
nothing II addition 10 their dIrect
testimony.
EeEr Admiral Herbert q Dunn
commandment Of the First Naval DIS
rrnct- Is chairman Of the board Of
Inqul-v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24
Socialists Start
Drive for Fund
to Defend II. Y. Five

New York, Jan. .s--Leadlng So
ciahsts, meeting today AT the Band
school Of Social Science, completed
plans for a four-dEy drive II. raise
S2n.B8G for the defense n the five
members of their party suspended
by the assembly and being tried Al
Albany on charges Of disloyalry.
The drive VIII last frum January
~ II Il Plans can for street corner
collections with mass meeting n va
rious parts OF the CITY. The chief
gathering VIII be IN Madison Square
Garden January 2s. when IT was an
ueunced three United States ssna-
tprsr would speak
Their names, however. were not
made public.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24

States to Guard Inter
eSts In r [. Test
Casa VIII osfsrnsne Legality Of
Constitutional Prohihftnry Amend
nsnf-Maine and Other States te
BE Sepre.ented by Able Counsel
Gcs. Mflli!<er Seekins Services
Ex-Justice Hughes

What appears To be part Of a Plaza
70 determine once for al the legality
Of the constitutional prohiblLory
amendment is the petition Of Thos.
A. Curral and -a.D8b others asking
for referendum, the hearing I'd be
called under pstitlnr TOR maDdamus
To compel the Governor TO give rHa-
Sons why ne does moi call special
election under the referendum.
This hearing LIZ set for Feb, q, 1870
a. Bangor
Il is TO De rernen bered that Rhode
validiIy Of the Federal amendment
and Maine is deeply concerned n the
outcome as are al other sLates-pUt
Maine perhaps more than any other
because This State was one Of the
first of the prohibilory states and
has all Of the fxings Of referendum
anG initiative Statehood mas rights
-consonanI with those Of the ma
rlonRl government. These rights
should De preserved.
Rhode Island puts Up two CUES
lions 10 the coU--Ist, conrending
that. The prohihirory amendment is
not nsrmane to the Constitution of
the Z. :. because there is no refer
ence anywhere II The constitution TO
The rights Of the people N regard
to personal habits hence there can
be nothing 10 amend and that the
Introduction Of this amendment is
purely new matter and not an
amendment without sunrntrlag II to
the referendum.
The second Objection is similar 10
that of the State of Maine in the
foregoing petition OF referendum.
Governor MiIEksn has foreseeu the
issue and has already taken steps IN
The same. The subject mas been GOV
cred 30 tar as possible by the ST.
pre-ne court Of Maine. The opinion
u Chief Justice Cornish Is one Of the
most able papers on TINS subject
tha1 has ever been prepa-ed-a clas-
SIC. and likely 10 be the basis Of law
precedent II the ulaLtsr. This rul-
ing was 10 the effect. that the rati-
ncaIon 0t The p-ohibIIDry amend
nenI did nor come within the prvvi-
sions Of the Stale referendum.
Believing that the State should
nave representation II this matter
Governor Ml1iken several davs axn
made proposition 10 the governors of
30 other dry sratas and while not al
replies are vet received II appesrr
the other States VIII concur IN this
effort Governor MiIlilzen exoecrs d,
OBTAIN the services Of ex-Justic+
Chas. Z. Hughes 70 represent the
joint rights Of statehood before the
Federal court
The Governor and the arto-nsv
general expect 70 have a conference
with M Hughes early nex- week,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24
Very Proper to Resign
Says Attorney General

Washington. Jan %. Attorney
General Palmer replying tonight TO
], letter from Francis Fisher Kane.
announcing his resignation as Tnn-
ed States Attorney for eastern Penn
syfvauia on account Of disa greernerts
with the policy Of the department of
justice. charged the attorney with
al apparent NisconcepIion Of the
duties Of the department Of Justice
II the enforcement Of the laws az
written" For that reason Mr.. Palm
or wrote Attorney Kane that he
was bound to say that truur reslr-
nation seems I'd ne to be quite the
proper step fur You To take"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24
Admiral KOlchak
a prisoner and
Life In Danger

London, Saturday, Jan. 24-Con-
fTmIng the report that Admiral kol-
cnak. former head Of the C,rnsk gov
eruner11 IN Russia is u prisoner Of
the revnlutloniEts al Irkutsk, Ins
Daily Mails Hartin correspondent
IN a despatch dated Thursday, says
the Indications are that ne vii be
tried and that his life is IN danger.
Various reasons are current" sHys
the correspondent. why koicnak WIS
surrendered by the Czecha. To whose
protection ne had been contideo by
the Allies but Il would be- premature
I'd accuse the Czschs Of had faith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24

Washington. Jan. 2222-Pr0nesr by
a large group Of influential Repuh-
bean SENATORS against further COM
promises on reservations 10 the
peace treaty today gave the com
promise negotiations 4 severe SET
back and. senators declared, involve
future solidarity of The Republican
party not only in the Senate but =
the nation,
Eight Republican senators headed
by Senator Johnson and Borah anc
claiming 10 represent other sena
tors. called Republican Leader Lodg=
into conference and delivered What
was declared TO ne an ultlmatu1r
against proposed orprOuise Of the
Informal bipartisan committees Of
Senate LEADERS,.
Some Of the senator's N the con
ference with Senator Lodge declared
Lnat the reception Of The protests
would affect the leadership and
unity II the Senate while one. Sena-
tor Sherman Of Illinois. stated after
The conference, thai ne woulc leave
the Republican party and JOIN =
third party 4 the Republicans sup
port "Emasculated" RESERVATIONS.
The conference with Senator Lodge
winch lasted nearly three hours. pre-
vented the scheduled session Of tt7e
bipartisan committee. This COM
mittee will meet again T0uor~Uw
but with the compromises prospects
thrown into confusion nv todays d.
Velopments, Democrats Interested II.
the compromise negotiations rouigt-1
expressed concern over the turn II
events anc al the resultant possi-
nilIty Of SUCCESS
The movement Of protest again 81
compromising the Lodge reserva-
lions was almost coIncldeu- with q
visit 10 the Senate by former Presi-
dent Taft. VINO consulted with sev-
eraI mid PRESERVATION" Republi-
cans. including Senators McCuu Der
of North Dakota; McNary Of Ore
son- Kellogg OF Minnesota and Coli
OF Rhode Island
Mr. Taft urged compromise strong
IL and during his visit declared that
a compromise on the Lodge -esar-
ration to article Ter Of the league Of
nations covenant would not Kill
the treaty because. ne asserted
other provisions would make for
world peace and cause resort rarely
ID article tan.
Another offset Of the opposition 70
compromise was a speech in the
Senate by Senator Asnursr Demo
RATIFICATION Mr. Ashurst charges
both parties with delaying -a1if1ca-
Lieu by playing partisan politics,
while rhe world waits for action"
Sentiment is rising. the senator
declared for an Independent pres-
Dental candidate because Of the
Senate delay.
The conference Of Republicans
with Senator Lodge late today was
held II Senator Johnson's office
and attended by Senators Borah.
Knox Of Pennsylvania Poindexter,
" ashing-on Sherman and McCor-
mick Of Illinois. Brandae Of Connec-
ticut and Moses Of New Hampshire.
After two hours spent with Mr.
Lodge, Senator New Of Indiana.
whp is sitting with Mr.. Lodge on
the leaders committee negotiating
with the Democratic committee was
called in and about another hour
spent in spirited discussion
Although al Of the senators who
called on Messrs. Lodge and New
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24
Treaty Conferees
Take a Day Off

washington, Jan. sS.-The bi-parti-
san conference Of Senate leaders con
sldsrinE compromise RESERVATIONS 10
me peace treaty was called OF for
today because Of absence Of FepuhT-
can and Democratic senators. A
meeting was called for tonorrow.
Senator Lodge. Republican leader.
WIS called INTO consultation tooay
with Senators Borah Of Idaho. John
son Of California Moses Of New
Hampshire. Mccormick of Illinois
and other Republicans who are op-
posing vigorously the compromise
RESERVATIONS, which appeared 70 have
prospects of adoption IN the leaders
Informal conference
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24
World Search for
Real Estate Con
Man Ends In Cal

View York. Jan. -.-After being -aii-
ed around the world VIM. Il. Mnfnr1t,
wanted N connection with alleged e.
gartic real estate swindies- is UNDER ar
rest III St JOSEF Cal, according 70 q tsl-
ecran received at police headquarters
here tonight from the chief Of police CT
that CRY. There are more chRn St COM
plants against Maff-t. the police say.
alleging tf1a. he swtndlsti clients out Of
about s. 0eassf1 by the snle of take titles
and bogus stocks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24
Hartford Plumbers
Demand s. Per Day

EarrftYrd. Ct, Jan. 3.-Journeymen
plumbers TODAY notified their employers
rt,zt their wages ruGs1 be Increased from
81 s.an.s 10 s. an hour for an slghf-hour
DIV effective MAY /. laa The demand
was issued through The secretary OF Inc
plum hers' union.
In NAV. 1918. a tiue-psRr CONTRACT was
entered into between 5curneVmen
numbers and their employers wnere-
by the wage WAS 20 ne IS a DIZZY In &C
tober the sarne vanr the CONTRACT WAS
t,--,k.n and the wage WIS Sc. al u, cnis
-.-. bs,,.e raised to s. in Ocrobtsr, tSis-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24
FLU GAINING
IN NEW YORK CITY

New York. Jan. :2-The board Of
estimate today appropriated $50 Doe
10 prevent the spread Of Influenza
additional health inspectors and
nurses VIII be employed and medicine
viii pc furnished the poo~
Influenza II New York IS fast ap-
proGchIng the epidemic stage. Henl-f
Commissioner Copeland stated to-
night. Tomorrow reports would
probably show an increase over To-
Days ratio as large as Fridays was
over THURSDAYS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24

EalvesfOn. Tex Jan E.-Frhnciscc
villa. several days ago reported trapped
by Ca-rauza forces IL the Hechlpero
desert. has ESCAPED INTO the mountains
OF Durango, according To advines re-
ceivsd today by Meade Fier-u Mexican
consul A large part Of the villa forces
IN the desert in still within the ne1 Of
Ca-ranza troops. The repur1 SIND
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24
RECORD CROPS
. CANADA

Ottawa Jan. En- the final rspur:
of the government crops produced Il
Canada. II WIS announced to-day thai
the aggregate vaine of al field crops
in 1919 was E.44S .1sss. $40. as cenpa-ea
with a total value Of Sc 8. sss : $40 IN 1915
and Of & IL. s3s 45B n 1ar. Both the
acreage under c-ups and the value OF
crups produced i the highest OF record
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24

Shows viii courirls Saturday over the
north, rains and SHOWS over the cen
traI and rains over the southern dis
r-icts cast of the Rocky noun aims dur
INF Saturday anu probably Sunday, but
with rather mnre snow Sunday over
the central districts.
II viii be colder Saturday from the
upper Lake region southwark to the
Gulf Of Mexico and OF sundav n The
lower lake region. the middle Atlantic
states AND New England.
Winds of Atlantic coast: North of
Sandy hook. fresh north Win snow
Sandy Hook ID EaIreras, moderate ID
fresh southeast I'd south, becoming Va
riAbie rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24
THE WEATHER
SNOW

Northern New England Shows SAT
urtiay and probably Sunday. Colder
Sunday.
Southern New England: Ram or snow
Saturday. Sunday locaI SHOWS and
colder
Eastern New YORK.; Snow II north
snow or rain in centrs-. rain II south,
Saturday Sunday CLOUDY and colder.
probably loca- SHOWS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24
Powhatan Slowly
Making Way to Port

HdiifaA. Jan .3-W ireIess mes
saEes TO the United States shipping
board tonight stated thai the steam
tsrs towing the disabled Powharan
had increased their speed and that
The tow Was averaging FIVE and a
half knots an hour. II the hour in
clcatlons continue favorable tha
Powhatan should reach Halifax on
saturday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24
Sch. Amelia Zeeman
Takes Maiden Dip
at Phippsburg Yard

Bath. Ne. Jan 2S-The four
masEed schooner Amelia Seeruan lbs
gross tonnage. builr for the A. z.
launched al PhippsburE today. She
is ready fur sea and VIII engage IN
general cuasrwise trade Captain V
z. Black. Of Sargenrvlils VIII be
MASTER
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24
REPUBLICAN MOVE TO BLOCK
RESERVATION COMPROMISES
ULT|MATUM SERVED ON LODGE

Further Bipartisan Efforts Objected to by
Group Headed by Johnson and Borah-
Strong Representations Made in Three
Hour Conference with Ledge = Sen. Sher-
man Threatens to Bolt Party If Republicans
Support "Emasculated" Reservations -
Protest Coincident with Taft Visit to Senate
Former President Strongly Urges Com
Promise on Lodge Reservation to Article
Ten
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24
Boston Forecast

Forecast for Boston and vicinity:
Saturday snow or rain. sunday local
SHOWS and colder, northeast wines. IN
creasing somewhat anG shift ing Ii
northwest probably becoming moderate
Y strong by Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24
STAYS WIFE AND
THEN KILLS SELF

81 JohnsbEry, VI. Jan e
George sims carpenter, killed lis
wife, Esther, AZ her home hers and
while the police were searching for
nirn shot himself in the head. IL
0leo tonight Sims had not lived
with mis- wife for several months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24

My sen. there IS m easy ~as % sa--
mount nh try business sfsacuitiex. To
secure good ss.noerlphsrs and book
keepers. 10 meet every snerpency-
THE WANT Ap.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-24

Parls. Jan 23-The Dutch minis
y delivered Hollands reply 10 the
LIED demand for sxrrasi1ion Of the
1rner German emperor 10 the for
=IEn Office at 5.3G P M.