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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
Bangor Mayor Calls
For 7 oEuuteer Worknen

Bangor, Ne. Fen. ..5--he north
aas- blizzard ma prevailed ne-e AZ
ray has SC aggravated snow block
ade CONDITIONS that -orIgh- Mayor
Woooman lssued z proclamation
warning -ne people u -he danger
anC ealing upon every mar = the
CRY 20 give q least one Ga- e -hs
work Of clearing -he streets I L
pointed ou- -Ha- II Lhe gent Of f-e
disastrous cortagH-lur e0uid
scarcely D. p-e7er-aG, for ne1rne-
horse nor motor Apparatus could
make rucr haacway through streets
block=o WIKI -vo II 81 tea- u snow
TIT. chamber % commerce rnrlgr-
ca-iel 1or az volunteers fn- snow s
nova
Al -aEs to-day we-e lz-e and --1Iie-
se-vlce e Suspended III al bC -ne
Brewer line
Reports RIM ne an--h ana aasr sa y
mt tn snow : nelcg Had.r G-..ff-=r ~
MGR WINDS.
II naCy sT1a-- -ovas rhs-= II z scz-ci-
y q @uei and Z suns places Ia-E y
tooc anC fnaE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
WILSON PUTS ONE OVER

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Of o-icia- and polTLIcal v astalnE-on
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
Gen. God Forces
Seek to Swing
Ohio Delegation

Column DIS, Feb -s-[J:2lo L Z pivot
g. s-aLe = presidential eiac-IpEs. and
WHICH PROMISES To be one u tine
cf1Iet cE--Ie grounds us1r Novarl De-
Is p be also one Of M s-o-r-7 GER
re-s II the selection Of Delegates IL
the republican aa1Iouai convention
THIS was uaae certain today when
Major Genera L1eona-G Wooc. 1n--
maly erta-ed -he s1ats Ia cnr-4s-
win Cni-ed States Senator q a--er
G Harding -ne pre1eren-Is.I choice
q 0hIC's vD-srs for p-eslder- ana
also for -he states IS deiera-e-s 70
tn Chicago convention The Ohm
p-Ina-v vii pc helc april =
General Y pods declaration Of car
didacy was FLED LATE today VIII III
sec-eTa-v Df state by JOIN Z P-ies
MS Ohio campaign manager
Though no formal sLalsmeu- has
beer Da6e Z is understood -he coz
est for Qelaga-es vii ne Carried INTO
every district by General Wood :
MANAGER.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
Military Training
Clause Cut from
Reorganization Bill

y ashlnErn-. Feb 25.-3ieetIng d.
DarLs u Republican lenders N.
House --,iLI-2ry committee by bl-par-
partisan vote TO-DAY refused 20 If
clulie universal military raining n
ms a-ry -eo-r2. IZa-IGu Dill which
VIII De formally reported tnmn--Uv
~ Chairman Kahn Sharp opposition
70 -he reorganization program Is rs
sured vneu -ne bill reaches tn
House aoor and i may D a--ached
earlier t'r a minority repU--.
II rejecting IruneC52-e cUnsida-a-
-Ior q 1te --aIu1IE plan the COM
r-Er-se va1eC lEal i should becorn.
the sIsl i~ct 81 sepG-a-= legislation II
De S-Gu4G NJ ''1- senGl y sub-cnua-
r z--es OF seven named by NJ Kahn
VIII an ag-eern@r- II the leaders
-na- l-s consideration would nor he
blocked after thorough inquiry i1at
been made q ne cost and econ0r1c
e1acLz This II es-Iga-ion Is expected
II delay action or the question until
n unx- session
E-E Ills temporary disposal or
T-C-vs-s2l raining tne COMMITTEE
voted II n y report ere -eorrautz-
zion hll-, p-orlcl-. far Z MAXIMUM
I cage ina army GA = ne officers and
-ae $40 enlisted rneT-. Including the
Philippine scouts and unassigned re
c-U1ts- Tr2ke I've national defense
90 az 1916. v-tIch rne new bin would
amend, nc definite tactical formation
cE tina j-ruT - prescribed, this be
IL left discretionary with The Pres
dent. TITS 4ea-U-p Is among the
principal causes u rtls sharp opposi-
cIun by the minority
sunDorte-F ~ me Universal training
Continues CT Page Scoi. q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
Barley for Cartridges on
Night Of killing -Questioned Notes in
Existence Before Crime, Witnesses
Say Million Dollar" Talk by
Burke fIatIy Denied Rapid Prog
ress With Defense Witnesses
TRIAL SPEEDS Up

Skpwnega-. Ne. Feb "a -Nuch
Q-oErsss was MADE TO-DAY II thu pres
eu-a-lDr of evidence . secure -na at
qUr--al ot JONI a Burke. CT rr,a1 tns
past TWO weeks N Lhe ss.rl-a-le cuu-t
OF the charge -na- NJ murdered N4g-
son VI BARLEY Win m testimony
d the -wg handwriting ezper-s com
pie-ed q noon, = O. ne remaining IS
Witnesses were questioned. Burke
VII TAKE me stand romo7~oV morn
rg
Testimony was b-olgl1- c.l- rl SHOW.
-ha- Burke vas II m 6.a4~ ua~ne-
snOp a JacEman after Z COCK 81
-ne uIsc- Of rns uurde-
seve-a- witnesses 2eesc.d=c Il nav-
IL seer IL automobile oerv ser aac
CLOCK thai n4gh- II tn. sugar
b,r-r Y DOGS where his trends uocr
was found -ns s-z-s mas commanded
-t.at BARLEY WIS shot a about s 20
Evidence h- Miss la Moore Was
Introduced 70 GisD-nve NJ s-z-e.rrlzr.-
~ Harry Newton E stare wI-ress
-hE- ne heard Burke say -ne DAY altar
BARLEY disappeared -nE- II would
give q 10l.H0o = n rac T. 70 see
Barley coming through the door o.
ms rnou.- Mics Moore v-ne rs Z niece
Of Mrs- Burke szid she heard tn
Whole conversation and Denied c1e :
Burke MADE [ht remark
Mrs. Lepna Moo-G sIs-ar-Ir- law Or
5a--4evs widow and sister Of Mrs
Burke ssTC sne slv Ba--i-v sea-ct- III
-or cartridges II MS pirate GDa-. =
inert II ms noral the Moose E--va~
House ne n1sr- n was Killed >he
-es-1hec ira n vas looking for
some which rs sEiG he mad supposed
naG been II ms -pon 81 su-ne-
Efforts ware made 70 show tna.
Mrs Burke mad shown 5a-.lav-g notes
and receipt which m s-a-e CANNED
were forEe-les a-E formed one Of Lh@
motives for -ne crime, 10 G1+ere1-
people during Ba--I+y's IIfs -ne
3I-ks's coUuse, spUGr- ny this
means ID strengthen -n-I- cou-ar-Ior
thai the notes reic ~ Burke vr-s-e
genuine Or Crev would no haze bter
shown ~ MS VIZ Will -;ar-let Wa
living The state a--D-ner s orJ-c--
ed bur sepera- wl-nesses testified -tey
had seer -hA notes and -eceZp--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
b RnE N HIGH SPIRITS

SkpVrnegan Feb. .5--John Burke
day II cou--" cane today. when his
friends -lulec about him and Offer
&C testimony winch WIS very ln1por-
tan-- The 1acI that Nelson W. Bar
iey Was hunting for cartridges on
the nigh n met rms death and tn
Questioned notes and receIprs which
-ne S-zts charges was vhr Burke
wanted E;H--iev's life were seen br
Witnesses before n crir1e, war
tv,g STRONG points -ha- mad n
day" Z success
The court room was crowded sarfv
because ne wp-t nae been passed
along that -ne fD-mer Jackmar dep
u-y sheriff was 70 appear II lis owr
behalf. ou- MS -ErZ or rne stand uas
not reached = sls-e--1r-iav Of Mrs
Ba--sey widow o. tne murdered mar,
said --1a- u the hight ne was mur-
dsreC. BARLEY searched for ca~-
ridges Ills explanation was rnat n
wanted 70 iOaI them u q friend Of
even Ersa-e- importance 70 the de-
fence was the testimony Of seVe-a-
Witnesses that they nae seen tn.
Questioned notes several months
prior 10 Barriers murder When rhe
court suspended tonight Burke was
II hlsh spirr-s and n cha-Eec and
laughed wT-h MS friends anc his
c0unse- Els attorneys also express
&c their sr-lre satisfaction win the
Ca-'s progress.
Judge Charles : Dunn VINO Is pre-
siding a. -ne trial. made & ruIrn-
nIcE seriously aEecte6 TINS Irnpo--
TAM phase Of --le defense but the
attorneys ware enabled 10 get -r+g
M record that -he questioned notes
marked STATE eEiinIcs and Is.
and me Receipts marked Stats s1nIb-
= ., WITH which the jury Is ALREADY
familiar EnE knCwE as the papers the
STATE claims Burke forged were II
rhs possession Of Mrs. Burke Avs-al
months before Barley WIS klZte6
Tn tit II wrIcn -ne cuu-- and the
c-D-neys OF both sldes we're angls-
&c was the f-s- Of tne trial Judge
Dunn EXCUSED me jury while he
Cortlnuee or Page Col q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
Council to Hurry
Reply to " ilson if
Found Necessary

London. FeL. 1.-THE Supreme
council t1raor-cx VII TAXI VI P-ss1-
dar1 II Ilsur rspiT t. the allied note
" me AG-la1ic question which
ca cheE London rms morning. and Z
2 -ejoInde- i necessary ne COUNCIL
VII attempt q formulate u lUme-
CIa1eIy because Lle members hope 70
end rne London session SATURDAY. al
though possibly + VII bs extended
FIR az .s- -wC-
The council dc not consider t1a
note tDdar
Owing 10 -ne nect.ss1-v u Premier
Nf-t;'s presence IN Rome and the ar
-fvfeIes ~ r-h.sr members me COUNCIL
did not cnr1pie.re The Turkish rres-y
All points have beer SERTED II p-ir-
cfple. t7ut man details ara being ar
ranged -t7s documents probably
vii be ieet WIKI ne ambassadors
conference II Paris.
I has been decided MOI rG make
public the decisions Piece nsa1 bur
- await completion, or TIE --gr--.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
MAINE STAGGERING UNDER SNOWY Mantle
Record Depths Reach
ed In Many Parts Of
State Canadian Pa
cifc Trains In ArooS-
took Cancelled Re
stricted Traffic in
Other Sections

Boston, FEB 25-No-.re-n New
England -nn,sH- was Struggling Il
emerge f-nn rne SNOW nsan.<st sp-eaa
by tcday's oiizza-a. F-n-r Name are
New Hampshire came -rpo-.a Of ar
nene- eie-ur or transportation lines.
arc snrne to~ns we're sais &c pc corr
pte-ssy snr~ec under.
The 5cs-r- & Name officials sasr
tney believed ere CONDITIONS rev &c
De rre ~o-st O. -1ei- knowledge.
Transportation over rne eas1s-r s'vi-
s,or Was practically a. . s-arcs-Ti!-
S--eec railway companies n no-re-n
Massachusetts se-e aiso tiee ~ anc
ene 5os-pr. Revere Seecn & Lynn
7ail-rar was +n-=er rc susoene ser
vice ea-ty tnis aS-e-roor.
4 pavilion a. ene Revere 5escr
summer -esr-- s-umpieo- unaer -1e
weight az snc~ anr zee Or IS ROT
cu- none were injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
Army Chief to Inspect
Northeast Dept.
c-o~es S-a~. si.zza-r e Give rim
Warm ~eirnne-Me- A. S-s-ior
os Ger. Er~a-rs-Gues+ g Leslar
Irs-s T. Evening

Boston. Feb ..s--1a-- john = Pe--
s11ns vIs-u-2s THIS c--y today OF 81
oGcla. Inspection rou- found q pro
gan II welcome arranged n MS
honor wticr occupied LIN wei 11-o
zhe -gn- Az ( fnrmal dinner gwen
lin r. -ns CRY tonight he Urged rns
training"
7 --us1 -r1a1 never again WI ms
American people u confronted br .
s--uE- loE Similar z Ina which faced
Us al ms oU-se- u -ne VIZ, rs said
w nav not have 81 another Tine
--IenClv allies . hold the rom Lines
Tor Z -aa- v'-Ls We prepare FIR the
tiEt-.ns
= me nome o. M Yankee division
IenerG- Ft.-s1--rg pElG high tribute
II IL fighting mar uf Massachusetts
anC e Major General -.a-euce 2
EDWARDS. former commander OF the
C1FlslnE EnC nov commanding ger
- Of he Northeastern de1art-
mer-s.
AassachIEa-rs ms- were alva-s
= tt 1-ur--" ne saiC ana they 6iE
-neI- par anG rhe paopie ~ Massa-
c+l-se--s should Re proud II II rne
distinguished department commander
VINO vaS r charge NJ -ue 26rh d.
~lalon vas always devoted 70 his
cauce snc ms se---Ice n rendered
pre~ L-ts-e needs NJ caur.r- e-oru
-iG"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
Judge and Wife
Believe Always
Room for Two More

Jersey CITY. n. -. Eel 2s.-M-s.
Sfcns-r 1c1e--y. wiFe O. Judge
Jonsr-y Of -ne court o. common peas
m jersey CITY. rooas gaze birth &c
twins Tor the F7S-- eIrne ~ t1eir ma
~iags lie Of ter wears. RE Young
s-e-s arc -re mother are reported &C
De SONG nicely
Fne family ncw tnciuaes SIX girls
srr -wc nrys eve OF -ne c7iia-er nav
Ins died
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
Martens Admits
Presence at Red
Meeting in Detroit

Washington, Fen. a-LucwI- c. A.
Martens. Russian Soviet envoy IN
this COUNTY, vino 1oiG Senate irve.-
LIgarIng committee last week that he
never was II secret council 1T cur-
MurIcaIInn with revolutionary -ac-
-Ivi-Ies n rhs United States. WIS
questioned rccay about his attend
ance e. a meeting n the Russian So
ciaIisr federation Il Der-uir last year
and about messages exchanged wr-h
the federation
II was the ac-rvTrv ~ tt;s and
other Rrssnn organizations II The
Tinted States wflEc.. LED the depart
menr ns Justice 70 make recently the
greatest radical raid ever unde-rah-
en- IN this cuunrv.
Martens Admired thar he attended
the Derrnir meeting and itiere.hed a
telegram ,c the conference
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
Record Snowfall
Registered al Portland

Portland, Ne Fer 25.-Saow -ec-
o-ds eu- . yea-s ware broken -oda-
wha- -ts -o-a 1aI IN IL p-es.r-
no1-a -aach a. mcaes including
eIEt- 1cnes winch Eel tas- night enc
-Dcav. There Is un-e thar foUr 1ee-
II snoH OF the ground q IS inches
which mas fallen since Jan :
Continues or Page Col .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
State Chamber
Commerce Heads
Chosen at Portland

Portland Ne. F,e5- @,s-- EA1-HlaZ "
fo1- dI-artora-es IF The Newly or
Eauized state Chamber Of Commerce
and Agricultural League were chosen
roGav o. q meeting OF The executive
committee. Stxry-four directors. one
m be el.c.ec from eacr Of the Ii
counties fer each Of the four cI-ee-
ry-a-es. we're nominated
The cnarmer selected We're He-f-
-szrn McIu-ire. Norway. sg-lculIE-ai
directorate; Hugh = Chisholm. Purt-
land. fusus--ia! Directorate; Henry p.
Merrill, Portland, commercial d,-ec-
to-are, and Esoscne a Eddy. Bar Har-
ter. Iaho- Directorate. Rsx- X. Dodge
Of Portland Is vice chairman u the
industrial section.
A meeting Of Lhs officers and otrec-
tors viii i,e heid Fl Augusta sa-sy
next month To perfect tie nrsaaIza-
LIE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
HOUSE FAVORS
ABOLISHMENT
SUB TREASURES

Washington Feb THE House
tocZy refused &c strike 6U- Of the *
ecu-Ive appropriation btl, provision
for aboIishi1r sub---Hasu-ies a. New
York Boston. Philadelphia. Bath
more. Cincinnati Chicago. -. Louis.
San Francisco and New Orleans III
mex Dec = and adopted - Z = IT
amendment transferring their duties
70 the federal reserve board and the
treasury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
Newsprint Paper
Shows Increase
Over That Year Ago

Wasrrr-,ct on : 60. G.-Iac-s.lae Z N
rT-,euczipn Of newsp-,nt paper II jan
a. rsa, over January 1918 amounted
:, = DER cent Tor p-ru. and more than
ne- cent for standard news, accord
~ n The F'sde-a! Trade Cnur-rlisEior
r,-peur-inn Of both grades for Ianua-v
.Ju, showed an increase over the pre-
-ed!ng uunnrh-
Production n January ai11oo1lAe1 70
20 - rnns OF print anc L4-sa' Ii,is o.
standard news Stuck u me r.nis u
tho end az me vea- tD-aliec lns.-11 rons
- ,-,-- and la5-5 TONS 81 standard
news paper
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
FINAL FIGHT
: -2,-> -1day On Peace
treaty
e -eE- Continually Under Cor
ace-a-sor ---H Vote 10 Heae7en-
w = 7-es " ee~s' Time Pre-
4,1-ec-A -tcte Ter Tccs@

=r.- "a Ten. g--Tnt peace -sa---y
-r s.<g-E ne SeLzzs again
-14e- Il agreement &c keep
--nda- consideration uu-l-
-e4-neL II -a-itica-1ur.
n -ac -.=ncc-z-lr lead==-s alike
=. - Surveyed he pe-pleN-
~-=z..--.-- VIZ vaicn -he treaty
.~---ar. sr.. sumo o. lae -znk
r.u-4 cortideEI II Their
.-'..~a aawe-e-. various trends Of
"a 2o-1 EIueE Of ne chamber
--.--ss--.- -.--....i:-1.-1or was e-e-aTr and
~4concI-a1le enemies aee-
--..,g-Io- WAS Impossible
- .Ct--t1s isrE-h Of TINE
eonsuuec u bringing the
a-s-.- rEr- &c -e-m.na-ou-
--s~- --.--r u ~. anything like UI.a.u-
-.1.a-- 7 gane-aIiv VIE ',.~4-
S. --.e 1eDa1e would mo- De per
1g cut Ete--1Ebiv -ais
az Unless twp CT -h-ee
ac-lou Roth sizes w0ulC
T~z <ase 2 E1ai tss- OF
1t men is- -ne .ssue. L "
--.- MTG ne c@palE-
HI zFpI.n.Ica1s sril claiming
<-sr-z-E wee -eacy 70 acrsp-
.+77ls--car --se-va-lcns. anC with
@ads-x Fiji tnsiE-sr- that
=, -,s---a1iur senatn-s n pre-
..o--.1- would hold OFT for a
re negotiations = bring
g-s -orarne- appeared = De
- --a o DEADLOCK Z was
v4vA- maj private confer
~o---n4 as -t.e Senate de-
a'- Y ~s,Z-ee. and Il was un these
a~s n, Irea-yE supporters
-.1pes q q -at.tica-for-
LAY If called uP me RS
-~I-r A--icie Ter and en-
rncsr se-inus barrier n
v 7e ne f-sr proposition
-+1 f0- action L gener-
ae however. ira IL will De
- present wtlils tine ser
7''-E proposed. compromise
ntner parts o. -fe Re
~a-l0r program.
~1-a VIII ne -Eacfse6 10
4-v AZ these amendment u
-s--.1a.. Tn genera! Eisposs-
r. hois DOWN debate. but
van. 70 speak - Length
-"-e-a 2-~--'siurs Of The --eatv.
~0IJ m surprise the leaders
re 7-eseu- week we-r taken
,:Esf~ygEri1-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

The Atlantic coast storm Of Tues
DAY evening has u1oved 70 Ehe Can
scRr maritime provinces and p-eat-
Iv Increased n intensity
Fair weather is p-nbable during the
next IS hours ii Lns x Washington
forecast district except thai light
SNOW viii oou-rnue IT northern New
England
Storm warnings are displayed on
the Atlantic cDas1 from Nantucket
10 E.as-pcrt-
winds North OF sand Hook.
Sanrv Hook te FEa-rsrus Fresh
north west taar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
President Asks
Oklahoma 10 Rdfffr
Federal Suffrage

Washington. Fee. 1-Hrsire-.
Wilson tncsy aroeaise e ere leg
rsiseu-e OF tne state OF Oklahoma
e rs-i-y rne fedora! Suffrage
amendment
IN ar iuereIeaI teIeS-ar sert 70
botn houses o. the legislature ana
the lieutenant governor, tne a-ssi-
cere SAID;
May rot tssee .f7c liberty o.
Expressing my ea-nese hope that
Oklahoma will Josn enc uene- Sri
rage stz.ea ~ -atI<y,ns tne fec
er1i suffrage amendment -sf7us
osmonsfrzrsns . new sense c.
Justice anr retaining litx place as
ieane- IN aemncracyr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
Tempt on Life
serbian Prince

Te- An a-rsmpr nas
'---a5+ lc asgasairaie Prince Re
1aau4s;- os Se-oia and Pre-
--@E- acco-ctlg 70 q dispatch
-@.e le TEE Iio-nale y'TrGt-
s-rsec ny the Central News
@srHfndsn-- Both the prince
anc M premier were wound
@aD1-- declared
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
Wilson Signs Oil
Land Leasing Bill

Washington. Feb 2-esidaI.
x7i,.ur todav signed the Oh ian1
,...,n~ bfI,. which opens VI FOR Or
--acpnen- millions u acres u ----lN
II -he west.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
THE WEATHER
SNOW

Northern New England snow and
colder Thursday Friday far
Eastern New York: Southern New
England; Fair, continued cold Thurs
Gay anc Friday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
BURKE Defence SCORES HEAVILY
ACCUSED TOTELL OWNSTORY TODAY
EDDIE BARTIEY,

EDDIE BARTLEY, TAT left haf-hro.her Of slz-n TEL
WHOM Burke Of stealing Struggled liquor belonging
70 latter and Nelson Barrey-znd lat right HENRY
KARTLE1. another brother who found body blowdown
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

Oklahoma CITY, Feb. 3 - The
okiancrna HOUSE tnday paasee
join. resolution -ztryine the <sr-
eral woman suffrage ssnsudmsr..
AFTER six hours den.r., by /. ~ute
sF - 70 Il. The reauIutior ~.x
sens AZ once &c the Senate and
~as si~sn r-s first -.adins- Cor
siaerseIoe win be resumed tnr.o--
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
5cs.rr Forecast

Forecast for Boston and vicinity:
Thursday fair and colder. Friday
fair cold Moda-are north west
winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26
COLBY TO TACKLE SECRETARY STATE JOB
FORMER BULL M0oSER NAMED BY WILSON
PARTY LEADERS AG0c OVER SELECTION

3 As- oGE CoLsS-To snc-
- --.-cs--ls - Secretary OF
c-n=-.v member Of Ship
1T :,4-C and 0ns Of leaders Of
-7- Pity Under Rnose-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-26

Thousands Of Journal readers fai<h-
faslts -ean tire Want Ans every sas
~ sea-cn OF tire ns~ opportunities Of
$e-ee; -nes rave the snes Want Al
naaft
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-24
RAIL-, FOR LEVY COURTMAN.
Red Lion Republicans Want to Name
Candidate This Time.

Red Lion hundred Republicans held
meeting Saturday night in Delaware City,
at which n resolution was adopted m
sisting upon the right of the hundred TO
have q member in the Levy Court. The
resolution will be presented to the other
hundreds in the district. A committee
comprising William Ball. chairman; John
Stuckert and George Beachum, WAS
appointed to select candidate VINO VIII
be supported by the hundred Repubncans
The name will be suggested to the other
Hundreds in the district. 80.
Ii. p: Scott presided as chairman o, the
meeting and made an interesting talk on
the financial problems connected Win
the School Code.
William Ball, it is expected, VIII be tne
selection of the Red Lion hundred kepun-
licans for Levy Courtman, ana IL IS
thought that the other hundreds Will unite
in backing him. 1t has been, over 20
wears since Red Lion hundred has had a
member in the Levy Court and 1t Is LOT
this reason that the people OF the hundred
are now working so diligently TO secure the
nomination. MIR Ball is now connected
| with the office of the Recorder OF Deeds.
| The hundreds comprising the dlStrlc'
/ are New Castle, which now has the Levy
| Courtman. Red Lion and Pencader.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-24
HOW TO Be HEALTHY.
prof Winslow of Yale Tells Why
Fresh Air is Good Medi-
cine.

Every one knows that fresh air IS one
of the hest medicines and ncldently one
of tho cheaDest. More and more doctors
arc prescribing ''the fresh air cure for al
sorts of diseases. Yet not all people know
fresh air when they see Il or reaiize 70
what it owes its tonic qualities. Here are
the principal signs by which you may kno"
fresh AIR
I-Fresb air is cool air Air that is above
IS degrees Fahrenheit Is always harImul'
except for very old people. Whenever the
indoor temperature rises above tins point
the circulation is upset, one tends 70 ne
come dull. langIid and inefficient, and the
delicate membranes of the nose ana
throat are injured so as 10 cause great
liability to colds and other respiratory
2-Fresh air is moving air, Still air
blankets the body and produces deaden-
inC. numbing effect. Air in gentle motion
stimulates the skin.
3-Fresh air is moderately moist ar.
Either very dry or very humid AR IS harm
4-Fresh air is variable air. Slight
changes in temperature and humdiIy
are stimulating and wholesome ior the
body.
HeSe fOQr OldiilttS art alN
the hest advantage out Of doors and IT Is
for this reason that sleeping, working and
living in the open is one Of the best ways oi
keeping the body fit, vigorous and ef-
fclent
When you must be indoors, don lor-
get your good TREND, the thernolie.ei Il I
The best thing that ever happened lot tle
health of the children Of New ork was Z
regulation requiring the placing ol 2
thermometer on the front q every 1cach-
er's desk. with a heavy red line opposite
4 a degrees. A thermometer Of this kind III
eyery living room and work place, with
spnebodv watching it to turn of heat OF
omen windows as soon as the temperature
oasses 6S degrees, would cut in half the
number Of colds and other nose and throa
diseases from which Americans suffer as
result Of overheating.