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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-01

SINGLE COLONIAL RESIDENCE with
heated garage for cars; Goth and Chest
nut. nut st: section right at the end OF the
place. dining room: large iutchen with hre-
less cooker and gas range combined, one
piece sink, double drar boards, and large
outshed: large bedrooms. with tile bath
and shower on second floor and two good
rooms and bath on third floor: first and sec
ond hoors are hardwood throughout. with
hot-water heat for the entire house; the
heated; every window and door in the house
including the porch. has metal weather
stripping; included In the sale price OF this
property are copper screens for all doors and
windows; also new shades: thit property ~
for sale at the ridculously low figure OF
Sl8.bOO. and owner will finance to suit
almost any purchaser: can be seen by APP
continent only: Further particulars. J. H.
Mecke Jr 52O5 Race st. Belmont 1887
West 48ls D.. Can be seen Sunday by APP
poirtment calling 4s2 W. Lansdowne.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-11

ical power, and they would witness
much learning upon details. But
they would see a cause of colossal
importance brought down to the level
of the hustings, as if it We're the
prime purpose, not to confer a mem
orable boon upon mankind, but to car
ry the next election. They would see
it too much disfigured by hate, and
marred by the ravens croaking note;
and they would be able to catch too
little of the majestic tones of the
spiritual voices of the age Whatever
may have been the merit Of the YER
bal criticism of the treaty, or of the
clauses that were suggested to i'm
prove it, the moral tone of the debate
as a whole fell below the sublime lev
ell of the theme"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-11
Reap The Harvest

Lexington, KY, Sept. 11-Af-
ter you have removed all the un-
desirable non-laying hens from
your flock and provided them
with good clean, well ventilated
quarters, you should begin to feed
a well balanced ration. In Circular
No. GO. of the College of Agricul-
ture, a good workable ration used
on the Experiment Station farm
is explained in detail This circu-
lar is ready for distribution and
can be secured for the asking.
Prohibition agents have secured a
great amount of acontraband in Pulas-
XII county, where they have been OPP
Grating for some time. a
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-11
A CONTEST OPEN TO THE
VOTERS OF MADISON CO.

A republican paper claiming to have
the widest circulation of any polit-
ical paper published says:
"A League of Nations is something
we must have some day, when the
world reaches the point for it."
We offer a prize of So for three
best reasons why we should act at
once with the present LEAGUE An
swers iafe, not. to exceed fifty words
handed or mailed to the undersigned
by Thursday, September 16. II
On ,the~following day committee
composed of Reys; Telford, Q. O..
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-11

ers being the Metropolitan and
the Chicago grand opera com
panies
Miss Alice Gentle, who will
sing the title role in Carmen in
the opening, was to have made
her New Yorw debut in that part
ten years ago but the deal closing
the Manhattan to grand opera in
tervened, so that her appearance
in New York in that role was de
terred a deeada.F q e. 1911.
Paris real estate is selling for, the
highest price in history, according to
reports issuing from .there.Hh ",
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-11
Grand Opera In New York
(By Associated Press)

10y <ASSOcialeu freSS)
New York, Sept. 1O-Grand OPP
era will return to the stage of the
Manhattan Opera House here
September20 after a ten-year alb
sence., with the offering of Bizet's
Carmen" by the San Carlo COM
pany.N This will give New York,
three grand opera organizations
during the coming season the 9th
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-11

Green and HI. w. Carpenter will award
the prizes to the persons whom they
may determine makes the best an
swer. JOHN c.. CHENAULT,
Democratic Campaign Chairman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23
An no THE FEDERAL M
SERVE ATr

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-23


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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20
STATE AND FEDERAL SLEUTHS
PLAN TO MAKE IT HOT FOR RUM
RUNNERS ON BOUNDARY LINE

Governor Carl z. A1-liken and ne
open tine On me TIM runners" wnc
have been rushing al k1nGis Of liquor
and nsa--Iiquur into Maine from the
adjacent PROVINCES.
According u Ell announcement
made u eGnssday morning by the
Chief Executive, as result of
conference with the sharlfs Of al
the COUNTIES and the federal officials
Tuesday. ACTIVE measures are 10 be
taken IL Unce thai viii pU. ElEs n
The wheels uf ne men engaged II
the ilic1t traffic
The conference Tuesday winch
WIS called by Governor MiII1ker.
orTTnzsas ID be one Of the most far
reaching II lis effects IF any held
n Maine far mly years Begin
ming al Il O'clock II the Senate
chamber ann continuing through
lunch time and afterwards IL the
Blaine Mansion. the discussion dealt
with every angie Of the situation
Not only were snsr1s Of MOST CT me
counties Of Lne State present. but
James Z Perkins. federal pr8hit1i-
tlun director fur Maine: Charles NJ.
Sleeper. collector Of customs TOR
Maine and Eerberr Eor-an Of Bns-
TN. representing district Director
MCCARTHY were present with ArIur-
ney General Guy Il Sturgis and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20
n 7. Banks Fulfill Promise

@1lie the movement which assun-
ed nationwide proportion vesrar-
Gay. continued % spread. ea1k1ag IN
raresrs II New York today sx.anded
their campaign Of dshaann Of credits
and high comRodi-y prices, carrying
out their pledge ID the fedora re-
serve board. Pressure ezerraS BIZ the
BANKS N the wholesale drugs and
genera Merchandise DISTRICTS was
SAID 70 be Responsible eor the wave
Of price curing Z the refill lzds.
Banks were reported II have mott
fed importers and dealers II UTILITIES.
articles Of apparel and manu- acr.Ira-s
Of so-caLed non-esEenrials. that only
moderate accommodation could be ex-
pectad now. The price cuts Ia--el-
were curdded 10 wearing apparel. bur
spread Of The muvemerl u other
lines was InGica1ed ~ tne action Of
Omaha dentists II reducing the
prcs Of dental work
In St Paul where marked price "a
dnc-nns were announced, me largest
wholesale millinery cuncaru II the
northwest stated 7 would open us
doors 70 retail trade and dispose of
a S1-3Do.eae stock 81 prices fifty per
cent below rhnse nov prevailing. One
mems furnishing establishment which
operates sIa-es n several cities an
noUnced a general reduction Of "a
per cent.
Az St Louis three department
srures cur clothing prices - 70 e5
per cent while several mems stores
announced SO Is per cent redac-
tons II mems suiEs a Taxarkana
shoe sture announced a sale Of 81
SHOES fnr s4.ga- Other sc1ras aive--
Used larger Reductions.
Virtually Ell lending srnres N
Chattanooga Tennessee, advertised
tEsn-y per cent discounts On al
goods except contract commodities.
one Columbus. Ohio. stare reduced
women's clothing nne-ttIr5 and an
other CONQUERED d half Price" sale
On spring Sits
Price cutting II me safe Of -Ex-ije
material. hats and furnishings, put
INTO effect n many san Francisco
establishments yesterday, YVES fal-
lowed rodRy 5v Ene announcement IF
one shoe firm thai Is STOCK was be
ing disposed If IL I reduction IF e-urn
ten 70 f0r-y per cent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20

Deputy Attorney General Fred +.
Lawrence.
Governor MzI1.kan announced n
the outset Of the meeting -f1a1 he
and the attorney general stood -naa~
10 DO everything n their power to
cD-opera1e with the federal officials
4 preventing Lns importation Of
AGuur. Director Perkins alsn an
noUnced Ih2-- for al Of the passa-e
II the k0!sTad ACT the actual duTv
u enforcing The laws against liquors
Sill -Rs1s Win The Stale officials and
ne federal officials. who occupy d
supplementary position. ar 70 come
n only IL gZ-eIne cases
Particularly was il pointed out
-ha- me border between Maine and
ne provinces offers the g--aa. t,s;r
difficulty To eradicaung law VIOLA
mons. Aronsrook alone. Sheriff
Charles Z Dunn Of EdGultou. report
ed mad 185 miles Of BOUNDARY Inc 70
protect while there ara MANY mora
miles II Dc protected furnished BY
Oxford. Somerset and " astfinr-on
counties. 70 say nothing Of the sea
shnre and the inland waterways.
Z Is through these channels. i was
pointed cut that large Quantities Of
liquor ara now beinr .-rusnec' into
ne stare and then secretly convened
70 many other places not 80 near the
r--ne a-1lla extract, pRpDe---r nj
and other articles that arsn suppnsed
70 De for entirely different uses are
also being brought mtu TIA State for
Continued on Page -Cnl. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20

Is understood m have rnld mis- callers
ne question would he given cunEide-a-
lnn- In the meantime however, D-
Avaro Tarre Diaz the revolutionary
agent mere Issuef a statement giving
q recent ruling Of Salvador AlVaradn.
provisional C-Easurer of the proviRion-
a. government, regarding me payment
nf LAKES. The Statement urged raxnRy-
ers 70 make their payments tn me aa-
Charities legally authorized 10 recssve
mem and give the necessRrv receipts.
in2Hnuch as payments MADE 70 unau-
thurized officials. whether military Or
clrll. wouid not be deemed legal by the
government ana wpuid neressitate q
sepA-H1e Payment"
ness4gs today r-nrn Mexico City 70
raGoiuilnnRrT agents here sAld il Was
understand tine man chosen Nav q as
President al interim wuuia seiecr a CO.
aliflnn cabinet calculated 70 unity the
vEr1orE factions. Ca--anza- so far as
repnr-s tnGE- Indicated. was making his
way nDrrnwarc through the state Of
Vera CRUZ General GsGa5arsfu, formerly
aR of1car or the organization Of rriralfs
under President DiHz. WIS reported AS
cne commander gf the detachment pur-
snlzg 1nc lar-uEr Fraai1eHr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20
Plenty of Print Paper
If Properly Allotted
n. Y. Publisher Saws

Chicago. MAY foundations n the
paper industry ara not snch tint any
undue alarm should be taken over
a supposed shortage Of 1ewsprInt
members Of Ttre International and
daily press association, n annual
conventions here. were told today
Several members had v1iced alarm al
yesterdays meeting concerning the
I. present paper s;1ur1are."
There IS plenty Of paper for every
one" declared Jasun Enrers Of New
York publisher u The New yark
Globe. Al Llat Is necessary Is a plan
Of conservation and Lile careful aliot-
ing n The supply On hand.
Paper can he obtained a. a low
price tao he continued. None Of
US should be required 10 pay more
than four CENTS a pound for
P T. Dodge. president af The Inter
national Paper Company SAID that
there was no need 1or the present
high prices being charged t1- paper
He stated the mills should not charge
more Than tsn cents a pound.
The association now has a member
ship IF III newspapers N the central
states
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20
U.S.. GOVT. ADVISED TO GO SLOW
IN RECOGNIZING new FACTIONS
NOW IN CONTROL Of MEXICO

Washington, Ma- 1s-Czu1nn in sr-
landing -acnEal-iun or support &c any
Mexican faction instrumental 10 the
urerrnrow Of Car-anEa was urged unua
the STATE department to-day py repre-
senra-ves Of various EnduEt-ial groups
having interest Ii Aexicn ana nv tu--
rner dipiumE-s Definite assurances u
the Mexican party npw in power as ID
lis att4-nde toward 3nreigners ana far
eiga investments should Ne frs. OBJ
canned. II Was held
State department officials alBn were re-
qnEstee 20 advise American interests
as 10 whuTn in Mexico lnev snouid pay
current -axes.
The qnEsrlun H ISSUE is Of more IN
mediate cunrern ID the oil producers
tnRn - the mining men ur other nrss--
a-nrs n Asxica- Il WAS explained ina
until some Enre definite ruling Is re-
celved exporters If oil or mine products
nRy be asked u pay their taxes eirher
10 the authorities ACTUALLY in control n
I'M por-ss or 70 tfie de farte authorities
No dirscf advice was given the deie-
CATION hy NE SECRETARY OF state. 5ut he
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20
ISHEVIkI IN
CONTROL ENZELI

London. May L-b0isaevlk forces
landed from Is ships near Enze-i, II
Persia IN the Caspian Sea yesrsrcaE-
II was learned here today. The OH
Ger II charge Of EnEeH WIS compelled
- ACCEPT the BoIshevik terms. owing
10 me superiority Of the Buisn1T1k
and the same night the British evac-
ua1ac EnzsE.
According II dispatches rom Te-
he.rau the Bulshev1k1 have occupied
the roads for ten miles around EnEfll,
which Is covered ny the BOisnevlkl
ships lying n the Caspian. Apparent
y the Bolsnevfki who landed were de-
rach,nents from Baku. where i Is r.
pur--ed ~ .0DB 5olsnevik are concHu-
rated.
The 5nishevik commander, II Is
stated. guaranteed the. safety IF Brit
ism Troops and civilians The landing
was MADE a. a point FIVE miles trun
Erzeii
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20
Inability to Move
Wheat Big Worry
I'm Producing Belt

Washington. May 1S-LacE ct
transportation prevented the nquicia-
ton of a large part Of last year ;
wheat GRIP and threa-ns delay n
movement OF the crop soDn ID be
harvested. grain dealers fr-um the
suITt 4 Eys.sit and northwest declared toe
day al a conference called by JuIius
Il. Barnes, head Of the United States
Grain Corporation II aiscUss plans
For meeting the situation ~ result
from larrnlnalon ut ggTerurnent cun-
Ur-1i june =
Dealers said that cas- for move
-neut Of grain must be furnished On
a prefareurial basis Il distress was 70
be avoided N the wheat belt Tween
" per cent Of last year s wheat crap
Sill is held ON farms IN many LOCAL.
Ties. while elevators II grain centers
are filed.
Mr Barnes said he was moi Alarmed
about the nation future bread SID
ply.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20
" omen Urged TO Fight
Decree Longer Skirts
with Boost In Price

Columbus. O. Mar -9--he decree
thai womeu.s skirts ma coacs must
be l0nEa- adopted by h National
Cloak Suu and Skirt Ma1U&a crJ,'Esr-s'
AssDcla-lon II Cleveland last wEaatl-
Is Regarded as Z means Of keeping
IN r.1e PRICE of worner's ciB1h--g by
the department Of WUmer . activities
Of the department of justice ana ne
cal has been sent cut for women ID
6Eh- The proposed change ~ wearing
their cid clothes.
In Z telegram sem loGav . 1I-s.
X. T. sharp Vi. II Columbus. stale
chairman Il wousn's activities Of The
department Of Jusuce. Edith {.
strauss Of Lle. " asiI-ng1on Office
urges women u lay aslde heir spring
and wzuIer clothing win Il defer
ulna-lon 70 wear them aeZ- fail and
wirtar unless there Is a radical drop
II the cost Of women Ea-ruents.'
The telegram Gals attention ~ The
action u the ass0ela1lur = adopting
Che new s-yies ana me declaration Of
NJ Print Cleveland. chairman Of the
association. thai the price Of womens
garments VIII be higher reE taA.
These TWO statements" the teje-
gram sEys. are Intended II nunEav
the efforts Of Won anG the women Of
your stats. 70 bring down the cost of
w0nen's garments. This IS an ap-
parent effort 70 bring about an az
creased Tr1ce by radical changing Of
the present STYLES.
The women Of tins counrrv can
prevent TINS increase n prices as
wal Us bring about Eli ac-1al -aduc-
.uon IN prices By their continued sane
and conservative buying They
should wear old clothes tInrll prices
are reduced
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20
MISS ZIMMERMAN ENDS 1S-HOUR
ORDEAL OF HER LIFE STORY AND
SHARP QUlzzINe PROSECUTION


Springfield, Mass, May 19-Crass
examination af Miss Jennie thinner
man On C-al far the murder CT hEr
cnusin. Or. Henry Zimmerman. n
August, 1919. WIS completed his aft
e1-no0n by District Attorney Charles
E wight, following q thorough
questioning n winch the prosecution
reverted from ane event u another II
RAPID SUCCESSION. Miss Zimmerman
chung 70 her original story and only
once dla the questioning IF the at
-1rnev seem u affect her composurs
cha1 instance happening n rhe morn
Ing when during z I'M she broke INTO
taa-s. Judge Nelson ?. Grown 1une-
diacaly ordered short recess until
srle could regain ner strength
Mss Zimmerman left tne stand
rambling. but appeared relieved .
know tnE1 The ordeal had been con-
pierad- IN al the defandan1 was On
the stand Is hOC~s for airec- and
cr0as examination
In the afternoon examination ID
day the prosecutor sought 70 shake
the Story Of me defendant n regard
10 the money which she mad testified
she loaned Or. Zimmerman al var
Gus tines. some Of which she Dor
-5wen from 4 loan agency here Ltar
she might fulfill us request Asszed
Z L were not true thai when she
borrowed -ne money al different
lines maj she bought Merchandise
for her store n Creata- quau1zrles
than previously, The defandau- re-
Piled II The negaEve, Saving she mad
no recollection of purchasing more or
less goods a. any 1me.
Taxing I'D ire qllarr'aIE which MISE
zimmerman had testified she had
with The doctor the dnfendar1r sEs5G
these ARGUMENTS f--st began N Tg7-.
when sine sawsthe photograph Of Mss
Sac-le Feldz1al on the doctor 3 d-asE-
ar. Then also, she SAID, they had
frequent aUET-els when she r,Id me
doctor she had sHHn hin riding II
lis automobile with other women.
Buf YOU mad no riEn- II Question
MS gulnE OUT with other women. rad
TpuG the E7rosHcu10r asked
! think I had pleury u -ir,rt.~
MISS zimmerman replied. II he mad
promised X marry ms wha1 r-iEerr
Gid ne have I'd take out other women
when ne had refused Lo aa sean with
ma N his au-amuhiIe"T'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-20

F.1.-. dGv -9.-Alderuan
II -.. s.@-~aa ne ATTACK upon
e1 a-o1-=a--7g u me uesrng
1 .'i' A2~n Gad Aldermsu. Tues
ll-a~ = clrac several IN
--'---' a- 2s-a0ces Were rents,
= s--'- -~--t a-4r ---sed u Al excas-
- .nora- 20 3lUut.v character
- III ae-sgr NJ certain landlords
----t'"z -1aoa~v and declared
- S''',l ---e 1-orn New York was
I'M some = -ae ia sales Of val
=, =s-a-e III Lisbon s--asr.
y where he knew the
Used 100 per cent
-t"spl1s WIS gwen
re .aulQal-n 4. once.
a. ne may desire