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The daily morning oasis., 1920-03-12
AS THE EDITOR SEES IT

superior ct men in many. Only = few
years .,of woman was considered {,
frail thing to be coddled and pro-
tecled from ali contact with Tie
sterner side of life. Today she is
fixture in business, her voice is hear.t
in .eveay mart of trade, and her ~
fluence is felt in every movement If
Importance that concerns the public
veal. The evolution Of woman in The
past few years has been more rapid
and more far reaching than any otk-
er phase of human life. She is COM
ing into her own.
WE AMERICANS are suffering
from peculiar and apparently in
durable malady. We are afflicted
with too much "favorite son." Look
at the presidential field today. In
almost every state some favorite son
has his rod up in hopes the lighting
will strike it. The result is. the all
important element of qualification be-
comes secondary to that of state
pride. Thousands of people, through
mistaken notions of local patriotism,
support a man for president simply
because he, is of their own state and
is a good fellow. 1t prevents the
giving of proper consideration to the
claims of those who do possess the
necessary qualifications-an omission
which some day may prove disastrous
to our welfare as nation. But, then,
it is Americanism up to date.
SOME political agitators can never
open their mouths without railing
against "big business" They do not
stop to consider that the greatness of
this country is the result of this same
big business. What we need in real
ity is strong curb for the corpora
tions-not eXtermination---an pro-
lection from demoralizing onslaughts
OF radicolism. Corporate interests
should be adequately protected and
everlastingly curbed. They should be
permitted the right to a fair profit
and prevented by rigid government
supervision from extortion and prof
iteering. The same can be said of
organized labor, of agriculture and
OF every other legitimate interest.
Then, and only then, will ideal con-
ditions prevail in this country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-27
President Stands byIaitaI e--Terms
Of Settlement Must Return to ProH-
sions Of Agreement Of December g.
Premiers' Response Sent But Not
Yet Received at Capital

The Eo-cAIi-E ASKING region WIS -
ne IernaneE-.y deuILI-a-,zeE. There
was &c y Z tree s-a1s u F7ouus VI
der ~nu--1i and 10- future dete-ur1-
atlol ry -ns ienEUs WITH 1Eu auEono-
my far The cI1y OF FIEne The CITY
~ Z--g was II have complete SOY =
earelEcrv Under -he league Enl con-
piets cou--ol Of rs ovr AFFAIRS. TIE
lsEl11S o -h@ FeiaEosE E~our, LIssz
2nc -hs SINAI Islands was- q Z.
LQss-1 and CnIs were IT pass II
Italy On -ilz--.--::zed STATES WIN
ss'cal autonomy for me Slavs IT
-IssH- I-av was % nave & mandate
ever -ns independent state u A-lvsr1a
Under 1f1e league Albania vak 10
- be fixed ny tbs LONDON conference
o. 1913 nut the sou-c was left fo- ne-
go-.l-laL- E~eece was n have certain
-e-'---o-y tn lines fn- some Of which
we're &c d left Eo- negotiation
-he CITY Of Telna and sucr rIrre--
lenc s--Ic--r necessa-- 70 defense
and economic Development we-r
cou-i-uer or Page Col s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-27
Wet Edwards Tells
Bryan to Get in
Line or Get Out

New York. Feb. e--ulezs = Liam
Earnings Bryan cc-ope-Zcas - ma.
ms Democratic parry nav ~sCuE-eEv
present" ne prohibition lssue Z q.
-re people y -ne cauu---v'' Governor
EDWARDS u Ne.- Je-%v. II II al
dress cc-e tonight al Z dinner o< me
Society 0t Arts and Sciences decia--
&C ina. - is only fair 70 sUEres- e
NJ 5--vz- that he leave 1ile ps--r
and -zkH II LIS proper place II -hs
p-Oc1Bz-ar pay
L ny efforts II TITS mater -esul-
II -ne adoption p- ether or oorc
parties q z definite policy" ne add
&C vi De coE1sr-sG and ! vii
1eei cC1Ie certain -ha. II sucr even,
-ne majority II Ell -rs people or --.s
na-.nr VII cnnpel ms -es-o-a-Iou II
me eEE portion of persona. liberty
and SCI determination -Aa- W. ar-
desire. dese-vA anc demand
E-e1@,--ing e tbs pessare br -ns
View Jersey hoCse CT asEeublv Of re
D1- regulating TIE Manufacture and
sEls O. oee- far beverage PURPOSES
Governor Edwards SAD
4 -rle p-esen- time 1he-r rs =--.--
Indication lf.ae -r1s Dill vii D. passer
y ne Senate ar mex NrnGav r1rt-
= wtlcn even ! viii p-urp-lv approve
he same as governor Of TIE state
Constitutional prohibition -esI.ies II 2
cI---a!.1leu- u persona Iine--- saC y
-E-1-lagsneI- upor ne rIEn- Of SET
-e-T1rZ-iDL-" sH4E Governor Ecwa-rs
and 1a- -nase reasons : an agains- r
-l-s. last and alwa-a"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-27
Enemy Groups Rail
Measure Present
Memorials to Wilson

y asElDEI0L- Fen IS - P-eslde17-
. -lsoz was u-reC 70 veto the RAT
roaG dill II -ae memorials presented
toca- ny -he -ai1-na6 h-u-he-noocs
-ne Primers National Council ana
-he american Society Of EuuI-v
DELEGATIONS Representing -f1ose or
E2n.Zz-lOns sEw Sac-e-a-v Tuuutrv
VINO -nic them II wuulE bring Their
requests TO -he presidents ATTENTION.
T'he --A-oad b-U-nernoods OBJECT
sc especIA-1r e the lano- clauses o.
III ac- rE- joined vr-h Other c-rar
- -1aEs II opposition 70 me n-u-1-
Sl0E vtIgr = e@A.- ASSERTS TIA
abroad stCu~--- owners are err-IrEec
~ FIVE EaG ors nalp perch--- OF -he
af-~agzts vE-s1z-ior u me proper
les
E.=-a-'"l-E -g ne ~Isk oe crop -ail -
Is -akar Ht- re t,--rnar evar-v war
= order q lad m nation -re An
a-lcaE Ecu1-y ~ocle1T declared thai
-ne Outstanding aeb1 EEalrz- .a--
T-i-tles was oe-wser SIX anc sever
billion dollars VIII II Interest
charge O. a9oJ-r s5ad gaG B00 a yea
e IN liners Tn rnrt-r-1er-- -ne
-cLr-- sa.l..-~ s1G does not c1a-a--
a. -als charge. -
~ n sla-sE -Ae gDve-rraent IN
dt--71~f cs1e noe lZvHs-ner- " The
-s----0a IS 49, = vas asked
E.a-E~C o" -he railroads ne -t-n.
r1ernor:-.s said vroui6 rl@ar an in
or-as- II @~eEC1z- rates nE - 70 AZ
Ts.4T',..av- - = ---A-e er-r~- -,,,-,s
declared -hat TINS would p. az added
charge 20 ts=T. 1or ne ca--ylas o.
-1=l- produces.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-27
State Commissioner of
Agriculture Roberts
Dies at Capital City

Eor- Joen -. Roee--s, S-@Ls cnIn-
n.sElnnsr II agriculture, tIsc e. E4s
residence u SevaE greet :
q ciock --n1rsGa- z--re~nsor rom
Ag-LAC-g IF tn z---s-Ias aAlar III
I-lnass n Z week Ee caves : VIE
VINO was Mis- Gaze \ PIKE II Nor
wEg. Ind one SOC. TnEaosus Elaine
Roberts u This cry. The 1Ens-al Vii
De held Z. = western avenue = 9
O'clock Sunday afternoon anG vii be
p-ira-e
III EDbe--s Vas born II Gardiner
>ep-- II. 1Sa22. and was the sou #
Jorn NJ anc MAJ EJG-e-' Roberts
mis- baby Nj. Rooe-1s' parer-s
moved e AndcTs- Oxford couE-~
anc = WIS there ina. ne -ece1ved lis
early ec1ca--lOL- attending Loe com
nor schools. LEzer. having an auDs-
non 70 become Z reac1E- NJ entered
ne Oxford Normal Institute e. South
Paris, graduating e-ur that ins1l-
-u-loL Y 1sTss- Re Cner ua-~1cula-ed
e. 5owuo1n college, Gne E-adIEa-ac Il
ms CLASS Of IE--. ane Of hIs ciass-
mates beng -ne late A6ni-zI Rope--
Z PeR-y. tns 5Iscpve-e- q the NarLh
Pole. ae-sr graduating 1-on COLLEGE
NJ. Anmer-s became q -aa ctIa~ DIT
a-ls- z few vsars gave ID -nIs profess
SION and bought Z farm e: No-war
which ne conducted VIE SUCCESS or
many -ea-s
NJ, Rune-E na6 a. Eis 111e ae-ac
i6s--I-ieo VIZ the Republican ply
serving II aoEh branches II -ne Leg
Isia-E-e. II was frs eisr-ac CON-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-27

Lewiston. Fen -S-4r the GEpE-t0-
euur- Thursday morning Justice
Cakes announced b-isfv that The ria
II R-ers 6. Peuley q Lisbon VINO e
indicted for rr1e murder IF Mrs. Clara
French by means II Elegzi sU-gsry,
VIII De postponed f-uu March {. II
March 9.
Although NO explanation If the
measurement was made II court the
-.ascn obviously is II permit Ar-or-
,~v General Sru-Gis &c cnnducr me
PROSECUTION M. Sru-gis il now =
sknwneean, where he IL conducting
me ssxse,s c1se IN the TIE, OF john
4 Burke. accused nf the Eurcer ~
ge.run Ba-iey + rad been SUP
p,,sed originally that this trial would
ne cumusened IN ample time 10 per
mir Mr. ssrrxis Is open the Penley
ca~ m Auburn OF March :: NJ tns
proceedingx proved mucE. longer iran
zu-icipsrssd. thereby making posi-
pcnameu- n The Ferley case nsces
NxHy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-27
Big Cut in Number
Army Officers In
ReOrganiZation Bill

ashI1E-nr. Fen. S-EigtE- thousand
faUe- army officers than asked Tor n--
he war department are prpE itieG b- the
1orse any -eu-gzu .zl-lnn NIL. eurnral-
y presented TO-DAY ~ Chairman aafr-.
e the military affairs cnrn--z--.- Pc
aur-iuIH IN m number Of officers were
MADE Il eve branch Of ST. . but
TIA stIa-pesr cC- was for me aviator.
sts-vlre. which received only I5l4 O. The
z5ss asked for II all rne department
sougn- g--s Offices and me house cum-
rzi--ee granted T-Sd
Sune Of me various plans offered e
me committee fo- recognising he am
was a1opted By the committee Irstea ;
the committee report az submitted bv
M Kahn, pointed OUT the national de-
tense Art oe rs4s which wss uaee as n.
econ=inuE On Page -cog. 3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-27
Il DID NOT-HRK

Skuwnegn- Feh- eeJoi1r = Burke
Loio tls story today.
Il WIS q rank nIgc-- onic -ec1-s.
q ms whole asspclalOr VII NaIsnr
Barley. the mar Re Is ACCUSED 81
killing
Burke walked 70 ne stand WIZ
complete SEE cur-rpl
He left Il VIII al ai- n confidence
-aar TIE Judges believed hin
Nc nn-r dramatic scene was ever
Staged II a AE-ne cou-1 room Laau
thai o. To-Day when III accused mar
adD--sc -na- ne expected trouble
and Prepared fnr Z. and -ner denied
cna. ne k:TIeC the mar WIG NJ was
ur1-ieudly WIZ Es tniG -hs s-o-v
Of now rnat MAI tempted FIN 70 VIC
late the iEws as z wr.Ekey sUugrIs-
and as AZ ansconds- WIZ puoIic
ENDS
lie -eLDid rne manner Il wrIcr Us
remptsr laughed a. tIs G-ttlcu t-les
an6 repeatedly -=1Gssc &c air LE
even when ne appealed Lng1 Ina ia-
ooDrE were TEFlIDg
Burke Withheld nothing : oIlnw :
ing The suggestions IT his counsel :
questions ne lac hare MS whole LIZ
h1stnry. Ee confessed his crime and
Lis shame bur ts denied -hE- IL WIS
q murderer
There was 1T almost oea1rlv ST.
encs when Thomas -slEr.. asEncIara
counsel, asked II solemn -one. J ot-
ci6 you XII Nelson " 8a-iev II
the evening Of Oct Is" -ne response
was immediate and WIKI CONVINCING
emphasis, = G1C MOI"
A-1orney General Guy n Scu-zis
conducted me c-2ss examination
The thrills vnIcr G-s expected =
accompany me g-uGlIlcg ~ ire Sl-e
p-psscU-o- were absert M SLu-gls
made NJ effort ID c-0ss examine
Burke N Li1e nigh lig1-s II 1is cw-
s-a-sme-- He was content L lsa -
rhe facts fD- -ne 5U-v u determine
e. their face value. He inquired IL
- mznv ds-aiis winch emphasized
the particular points upor winch ne
LAID stress.
Burke Admitted ina ne suuSgI+-d
wniskey ne hof-g,-- Wit rnDney Erp1-
en rum -tle -pwC Is saIE ne was
ur11-lenity u Nelson Y Sa--Isv an6
thai caey were IL Eis mouse 1or :
ina Accounting On -ns -1cn4 u Csc-
=. -ne n1Erl CT Barley deac- he
svors thai -hs last ne @~e~ saw u
BARLEY was w1t- hIs former friend
r-nache-uGsiy sncc hlr dov-r ana -ar
ava
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-27

The intense cgrlnzlc disturbance ~
V ednssGay evening sriE CONTINUES
over -he Canadian Maritime prov
ruces Rnc New Fogndian6- AS q =
suit strong northwest winds have
persisted over practically the whole
Cn11s6 S-Grss east II the Mississippi
and north Of -re Ut1io river
The temperature continues unaaa-
suuabIy lew sasr Of the NisEissIupl
Far weather = Indicated fnr Friday
and SATURDAY II al parts NJ the
Washington forecast district
Winds OF the Atlantic coast
North If Sandy Hook: Continued
e-esh ID strong west &c north F-iday;;
diminishing. Saturday. fair
Sandy Hook fn Harrsyas Fresh
northwest Friday. diminishing. SAT-
u-1ay cair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-27

3. --a-z-.. A. Fen aG--Di6 VOC
>-..,or y 8a~-,sy = die not"
a.z -ues-.o- Y Thomas Leigh
T.. .avrs-s and MS prompt
-sv.~ ne G-ec- exIlalun q
nj i 7,--E= vas concluded -ooav
81. - - ne 1urdg- u Barley.
r.!.s- o--sE s-zC-1-,a--lor Cy E--Dc-
--v FL S--G.s. Burke offered
..-,-~4.- Or Ea-z @-un liz ua--a-lvE-
-l--a--.~ IT rs vno5e tge appeared
~ -. ur--=+.c II -as least dur
liz ~ au- searching s12m1-
4c-
7.-E, -a 1t -.s advancement
.r-.- z ~8oGsuEu Is wears
7.-a- H.. 1- r Jackm2c from
e zee Of q depUIy
~ 81 county and LEX
----- rs eu7lo7meu- 81
----- II. : 3a-Isy's horH-
~ % - or 20 lquor
os VIE or tnr Barley
r-7q--ns before his ar
FL =r9- =, details -sEEc-ng ons
=. inner ~ IA cases e UhisReyJ--
IN sua..- WHICH lCvDlveC Win
II :. shortage u anou- ss,Afe II
4.~~a.--z Is Tx eollecLnr.
-su~gz s-Dlaln-c .ls ElaucIa-
lisa -rre VIZ Barrier II Er e1-
sac M sna--ags aTrs- me
.srr#s- -z1 me hCuo- had been
.ai4- Il old barn II which =
Il 7aa- naCdar nea- tls border,
.aC 80 rappenec IL us nome
ras-- T. med BARLEY gao- n the
- ret1~- IA disappearing OF me
- Is KS k+leG,
T4- zc~Ez .1aE neeL excused anG
43pe--=1 y ne cou-- -0on aired
II : 7-1z-e ne WIRE --as hight o.
srr--.-E D A-De-- + EaU1-Dr
z4- " =. WIS recalled ny the
.a-a1rs 1t -4El1eG Is e gun6not
-
- =.---.-o- saiC re naG examined
= --7as--s wo-- hv Burke and the
w7uucs z--e-e -a1 bullet entered and
l@g-L II It's isE 1S 2dL oS-
s--r.r-- ma rs revolver nad beer
-.c a. distance uT nor less Cnac
II -n- --oCsers Win ne
.--pg aDwrwa-c g. 81 az
-@9r- = degrees.
r.Z-nec certain measure
- re claimed proved rha-
- no- standing upright
a r-.- 5z--ke claimed ne mad
- s-ll1e Z match when ras
- E--c - Nh
-.e- r-EE avn-s-s-I1- wt-Ic.
a. LII concluded when COLT sUs-
71a-r 90 -ra rlgtr -,-. Hamilton
ar nc -~7use-E coulG nave been
np" c- enough 10 mako 9
-1-s I -ne l1ensu-emer-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-27
FORWARD MOVE
Senate Adopts Reser-
valOn On Mandates
Aan5-sc ~ sr-s . sc g -Aa-i--
fse-s-Iu- -saae-s ~-ra-a~ ooar-
s'-lor-No- Sssa-aer as 5-ea. N
Democratic Es-ss

Washington Fah ce-he Ee1uo-
hcac -4se--a-lrr -srz-r.or -,z,eg-
tories attached tc n peace --ez-r
Las November over 81 apoos.-Ior. ns
81 Democratic SENATORS vas =
adop1ec " z vo-e nt Sc Il II ne
Senate -oCzy a--a- -he ac-zz-, is--z
-In1 lenders mad withdraw heir op-
pcs1-Ip- II =
L wRS M frs the g CuaLxtaca-IDr.
CT -tas --g&-- NAG D..s- adopted T7-r
III acCulascsnce uF me Democratic
managers anC -1e E-s- -I-ne r1o-r
-E2r -WC-----cs u ne er---e ser
--@ men 3-z-st-lI n1G voted together
r. GDp-Dr-cr 4rv -Hsp--z-lnr Tn
-=sui- was not Ee14-2-,v ,-nEa-cec as
indicating a slader break Il ne
-tHa-e Situation. however. SINCE -ae
-+ier-vaL1oC was On@ o. -nosa 10
winch -ns Ler1 oc-E-s rac eEaac z
-na -ecsr- hl-pE--.sHr conference Is
accept w1-to1- Chang
Thirty -'eu1ac-z-s and IS EHpunL.-
c5-ns war regarded = favor q ne
observation a@-e- Senator HITCHCOCK.
-te Democrat iaader ND declared
OF ne floor -a@1 ms eeac- wuulG be
o1-v Id -ec.-e z principle ai-aecy IS
-2nIlsnec EnCa- ne --HE-v 5-4=< a1G
-rds- 1eoa-2- iaw@ L provides Il
substance ma rC mandate coulG ~
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-27
-UnOhciaF- New
York Democrats
Adopt Platform

AIoaC-, \ =. T ~ Ib.--T7eeCT 70
peal O. rne federal prohibition amend
meu=. immediate -a-1fca-lur Of The
Tssace --ea-v and league o. na1lons
-wi-aoUz destructive -sse--E-l0Es"
were advocated IT rhr platform
Z. adopted bv me unofficial democratic
s1a-e convention hare tDcay.
Cur1ple-e ent-anchlserr,en- OF vnr-
81 anc rhar Lhev be gwen 1IIr and
equal representation II parry affairs
and q Strong canpaigr OF education
as a means Of cEErbirs -edIcaIIsn are
u--ad
Endorsement Of the ua-Ional End
stare ae.--z -1lscc-a-1ors Is included II
the platform
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-27
BURKE STEADY UNDER GRILL
CALMLY TELLS LIES STORY
AND DEALINGS WITH hartley
Maine FOR WOOD
Sentiment Expressed
ar Augusta Meeting
FIRST Mes-sns aene-ai cornr--=e ~
Leona-r Wonc league - Seeks
Generals AornsnztIon as aepuoii-
1ar CanErea1s So- Presidency


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IT,,
--i'1- LIZ u q !" DOC As I-'--
PUBLICAN canCIca1s fur President which
was neid -t1i1-s..a-- afternoon gac eve
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WIS cu1---aHn- -t-a& A--Ils 1'=ol1-IH-i-1-s
II coff--l---l+-+-- s--hoISn = Wa -hs
~'-~-+---Ii"- - WEI Id hey De cof-ss -4L=c
---1s LII
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1o-1s+ o-saE-hc ae1 ne HepunlcA-n
9--A-= ci'1sV+=t--i LIT WHICH VII r. hsi1 a.
-'an@os AA-cn - Ftls=I ne Delegates
Ahc &-~4i--'--=s IT. n T-s pIo1lc-I Ia
-iol-i-- 2oT- vernon II De hs=i0 e. -i-iciiso
z J11e VI ne seisc1ec
-he 1lA--e- u nA,Tins paeoEHc oeie-
s-lor 70 ms chicago cnr~s--inr was
a-s-e--ec = ia-a- meeting G!-anugt
t..-f6. G--..-
VII re pledged ID ar candidate, as +
IF mt ma cusrnn II iris STATE r. ef-he-
-as Republican N democratic parties n
2 r. -hsg- delegations.
Those p-eseu- q rn- meeting wg-e
Har Ea-nid Il Sewar e sg-E III
na-iona: committeeman t-nn Name O.
me y ooo laag1Is. 1he nono-a-- char
mar Governor car Ail.ker ax-1cr-
f-na- I-.ian = Cnnr ne EuckiznG
and ez-CunEessr.an F-zuk E Gu-n-
sev If Dover -ne chairman <o- Name,
-f7a-les 2 Carer q AaDu--.. ana ne
-rz-.- e4.-~e-a--v. -a7- -raci.: -,e-a-
u Lewiston.
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$50 A-a~az = - -3---,@r,r=
CIV r,a~,s-- Ar,r7,s~a.. wa,-a-
60 z,7--, rz.-z. -s.1a--
n.a~ -5---farz E7E = Fz-p-o-
.,,r-,,s-u a4a..-a E.--r-r-,r-+-
Ta,.-,.-r- q r,cla- So
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Measures Aimed
at Profteers In
r /. legislature

Providence 2 7. Feb 2s-Twp
bills drawn by the federal fair price
commissioner for Rhode Island and
designed 10 prevent praezee-ins 4
rsr1-s were introduced II Lns state
Legislature TODAY. L nder the terms
OF the measures. rents wUL3C De Inn
red tD MAXIMUM uf - - perrerf
OF tns assessed valuation Of he prup-
ar-v rn-clvn1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-27
WOOL MEN ACT
Determined to Cut Out
Niddlernan
WOO Gathering Associz-inas Serve
Nc aooe Su-7rse-Sees &C EEere
Saving <or Themselves anc Cor
surre-s

80s-1r, Fas- A.-Wool growers are
o-ganlZinE u save .n- themselves zn6
1n- wea-s-E Of wDoisr garments nil
lions de dollars now anso-oer r. nd
disrnsn, Niiu 4 Campbell Of Coid Wa
rer. Mich. sEG Z al address neen-e
-he Try Clun -nnig.1-
u. CguphsT, wn9 .s president Of me
National TIE P-ouure-s' F-ae-a-.ur
anc Chairman u the executive cur-
rz:--se ~ me Ta-inral aeE-E r< Fam
C-EzE1ZalnnE. maze GI-ect reference Il
-ae SUsTDn WOO Deaie-E AsEnc:a-irr..
'-h,s organization g" NJ sac. -cng]ecrE
n g-sa-e- pr o. the WOO 1-or- -ile
snhG-H9 ~ sr.eep = -ne cnr--v ~
& mere racr1-,Ical cznrnUaage 1ney br-
-ne won q me farmer n lncal aeait-
Y The cease and sell II y ne mills a.
scou-ee woo. The WOO tas NOT been
secured ~ -neu.- = Eoes e ne mills
IS Il came rum -re snaen
- shall mn er1e- irtn G!scuFsio- -
ne --eR-ner- accU-tiec me farmers Z
he nation y q the ge-a--1sr- -
handling -he 1gIR won! Clip bu- an
ha-e II give us-ice rt,az the woo grow
e-s Of me crrr-v nzEe isa-nec ~
snrs szps-Ienrs npw u u-rar1ze and
hrv rc d-.al directly Win the -,ilts with
aG- building fortunes sacn vea- Fc-
-hnse VINO neither tnfl 1u- HIT
The STATES u ne WaE E-r AZ BE-
.-E o-EEuzyEf a-rS up- lr-1r -sreE ~s7a-r
vii De sareC fu- rie vruI producers -
me COUNT and fu- inns. VINO vHa-
wooisn Czmeuv -as hundreds 0< NIL
hrns -hat hare nes- Hrsn-neo a,0-e rs
-raS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-27
Sir Auckland
Geddes Slated for
Ambassador to L. S.

London Feb. SIT was stated
6s6rIre!v II the lobby Gt the house
CT COMMONS tonight -Eat Sir AucE-
land Grednas. minister OF National
Service and DEMONSTRATION mas oesn
seiecreE as British ambassador tn
VI asisinrrnE C'f1cial announcement
yr i.,s appoIurnsn-, II WIS SAID, WIS
urysv awaiting net5fcarIiA ~rON
Washington that Sir AuckiHnu II
persuna sra-a-
Sir Enoerr Stephenson Eone, Mn
tsrar Of labor. VIII succeed Sir Auck-
Ind as president II the board n
trade, 4 was stated
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-27

y asr4rE-DL-- Fen, e6 - FA-esldsr-
Wilson II us reply ID -ne British
and French p-s-ris-s III me Ac-ia-lc
question aGne-es ra MS previous de-
clsInn thar E-leas -ae Terms IF rhe
settlement arr -E-E-n=G 70 the p-ov1-
sIons o. -ne a--eener- Of Leeern Der
g. n "nus1 TAX under SERIOUS coz
slcerarIor" -ns v1-oC-a va u ms
treaty Of Versailles Gnc ms French
alliance 1-ou the SenE+e
The response Of Lte 1-arzIe-y was
Dispatched rom London roCar ou-
ne not peer -ecezvec tonight II
Wast-1r-1r
Wr-h -ne exception O This note
ms exchanges OF cne sur Ject 51cIuC-
ing -ne Dacer-l BE- q aE~aener- zuz
lcals6 70 JuED- SlarIl las nor-t II
-ns a-T-,st EnC F-encr p-e-la-s.
were made punlc roczv ~ -ne z-zrs
department
Holding -nar the p-~v -sI0-.s II ms
aE-ee0e-- s-s-1 as G1 UI-1.2 I'M .
j lgc-SiavIa world mercy cor---1 III
the oiC order II things winch
t-oCEr- e CaCr svlls OF ne vu-iE. -
President WILSON II h1s t7-sr cou1r1l-
rIcalon Z -ne erEen1e prefers de-
c.arec -ra- = sucL We maze e1zec-
i, Tive the TINE md MOI come When
this guvs-u-lfrr cEn eE-A-zal1 & COZ
GER II pCwe-s -1e ve-z exls- euce =
which must depend upor new
spirit and new order -tle r1-e
-heL added
The F--eslde-- desires U rE- ma
r. m.s- Take Under ss-lous cu-sI5-
e-a-inn cn= withdraw Il -Le --ea--
WIZ Ge-m2-v anc n zr~eaTnan.
lss-TEer -ns Cr-ac states ana
France me E-alcC-- American cay !
which &c now before n ---z-z
F'~eu1ars N-I=-ar1 of Frame and
-Io-C George n EreG- E---l-.r II r.
~ stated ma -ra1S-s Z pp-rlar
anC circumstances NAG uccU &c
SINCE the n-IE-la. u-oposa- :. wi-lct
[hs Ll1-ec S-Ere- vaS z pa--r was
1-av WI, vtIc- changes -vtd 4--.v ware
not full a7D-arlz--- = ne -I--d
States
France anc c~eg- Es~1.a.--- ne r-e-
--I--s note Stated Consequently Tex
WIZ conzte:---1a-l2r ne ---eG- Dc
n mag Ss4-F7s IA V--nC-av rom
ne ieaEle y n----o-ls HOE g g
ness-o nv ne pTe1--l-@-s ma ne
ii l--eo Sues ~ mo- 7@ -ae
"'iDie II :. El-12--''' rf- glazing v;-t II
* * -iSlI4l c-sA' --=s @--' --'s- y" pc
'4lIit3h " IT. + r-1T--c ---'-@ ~ M a.
=
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Low Food Supply
Alarms Bangor People

asanEn- h@. Fer. .---rwtr.e 70 the
snow ai0ckad- or --e ---.l-Uacs STOCKS.
Ea-r Of .e1oG and Goa are tuning lrw
= Esango-. 4nr1= eGuuloaI@les already
beng e,-ca-4soef-- Z E-.nv sT.lAI owns
oG me G1-s N the -ai.-yads here n
ga, sca--1l- 81 11oG aad II some cases
y rs=l.ica' supplies
tn r.aro- nag called for voIt1rl ts..-s
II a4c ne s-r Department I.1,cz., gree
ca- s@-vace mas been resumed OF most
lgnes nEt -he Suburban lines cannot ne
clearer 4or Gays vs-- AL steam. TAIN.
1-H aa--s fase