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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-12-16
Railroad Time Table
MINNEAPOLIS z ST. LOUIS.
Effective April /, 1919.
NORTH HOIfNn {. /.

NOHI1 6OUND.
No. 1--Albert Lea Mail lex
cept Sunday ...........8:43 a 10
No. s--Mason City Mail (ex-
cept Sunday ...........6:05 p M
( No. 6--North Star Limited
NuAAyI ssesss .e.ss......1:55 N
Local freight Except Sp-,->. e: 80 a M
SOUTH BOUND
No. 2-St. Louis and Kansas
City Mail Except SUM- IS: so p M
No. 10-Peoria Express tex
cept Sunday $3.50 a IA
No. 6ANcrth Star Limited
daily 1890. 2:i5 q m
Local freight Except Sum 700 M
STORY CITY BRANCH
Leave Arrive
$3.50 a m Except Sunday ...5:D 100 D m
400 p m Passenger daily. s.: 25 a m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
Wilson to Reply
Today on Adriatic
Situation Easier

Washington, FEB, A.-P-eSluenL VII
sons reply 10 the Entente premiers on
the Adriatlc question probably viii 60
forward tomorrow. Secretary Polk
continued rp study il today and after Il
has been put in the usual diplomatic
form and has been approved finally by
the President il viii be coded and put
On the cables
State department officials still stead
rastly refused 10 discuss the contents
Of the document. bur feeling of salts
faction WIS noticeable IN administ-a-
ton circles and il was generally under
stood that M. Wilson hau made an I'M
equtvocal statement Of the American
governments position.
While further exchanges on the sub
ject are expected. IL is beIievef that
with the deliver Of the Presidents note
bv Ambassador Davis At London the
question will have Deen removed from
the a-glImentar.ve Stage.
Officials here plainly do not regard the
situation as al all acute nor do they be-
Iieve that a condition will arise from
the exchanges tn which the United
States will have 20 consider whether ~
can become a party 10 the treaty Of
Versailles The allied answer tn the
President seems TO have clarified the
atmosphere. certainly 10 this extent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
CaiIlaux Claims
Imprudence Only
at Paris Trial

Paris. Feb. 20.-Tha1 he never
crampioned a policy Of closer -eIa-
lions with Germany but one OF
European Cancellation and might
have been guilty OF inprudance and
impuIsiveness but never OF inteil-
gence with the enemy proved To be
the opening defence Of Joseph Gail
iAux former premier charged with
reasonable dealings with the enemy.
on the resumption Of MS trial TO-DAY
before the senate, sitting Us Z nigh
court.
The examination Of VI CaillaUx
covered mis- trip 70 South America
laIe in 1914 and early II 1916. The
name Of james Minutt brother N
law of Louis Swift OF Chicago. VINO
was informed II the United States IN
1915. was necessarily mentioned
throughout tins interroga-ions Of Leon
Bourgeois, president Of the senate.
who presided over the court. II.
Caiilaux claims TO have been deceiv-
ad by MinotI as numerous others had
been deceived He said he haG every
reason 70 believe he was ~aspecta . lie
as he mac been vouched for by many
prominent t'-enchmer. He declared
he was introduced 70 Minort by Ed
win Z. Morgan. the American am
basgador al Rio Janelro-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
farmer SPEAKS
Presidential Aspirants
Must Reveal Stand
Searching Questions as 70 Views on
Farm Questions 20 BE Sunmitrsr
&c Candidates by Comm ittee or
Agricultural Organization Heads
Ability 70 Carry Out Promises 70
Be Determines

Washington Fen. Twin .he ap-
poIr-nent OF committee Of seven
prominent GARNER organizations leaders
70 draw Up a platform. the American
farmer as represented n the nat,onu!
bua-d uf farm organIZatiuns served no
nee today on prospective presidential
candidates mat he is determined 70 par
tlcipate actively in the coming cam
pa.gn. The platform will comprise ques-
Ions designed 10 bring out unmistah-
ably the ATTITUDE OF each candidate upon
matters w.ich agricui-ur,sts consider II
paramount importance.
e. :. Barrett of Georgia presIden. OF
cfe Nariona! Farmers Union. was nam
ed chairman Of the committee the 9TH
- members being r c. Arxeson sf West
y lrEin a. -epresenting the National
Continued on Page -col. g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21

J Skownegan. lie, Feb. 2e-LIuuor
smuggling operations across the hur
der from Canada. a dozen miles north
of Jackman. over The single ruac
| through the north woods. involving
/ Nelson w BARLEY and John a
Burke were described By Sheriff.
John a Mnuers TO-DAY IL the trial of
! the latter for the murder Of Ba-tlev
He brought a new name into the
case-rhat Ct Eddie Barley, half
brother of the slain man.
! Harry Newton testified that On the
cay after BARLEY was killed and
Burke WIS confined 10 his home with
a bullet wound IN ms right leg
Burke told him ne would give 81. 900. :
/ GOO TO see Barley come through the
door."
! Sheriff Mooers repeated the story
OF the liquor smuggling as toid hun
by Burke before MS arrest In the
fall Of 1918 Barley approached MN.
Burke saic. regarding the purchase
Of a large stock Of liquor. took the
money which Burke then possessed
from his collections OF taxes and
purchased 240 cases of linour in Can
ada
The liquor had been brought across
the line on the first snow Of the whit
er OF 1888 but between Jan. IS and
Feb IS IL was stolen and Nelson
Barley always had believed thai
Eddie BARLEY had taken Il Sheriff
| Mooers said Burke told him.
When the time came 10 settle with
! the town as uE collector Burke dio
not have the money. He had 10
mortgage his house and automobile
in order TO make settlement and said
/ ne blamed Nelson Ra-riey for his
downfall"
! Sheriff Mooers testified Burke told
him that II ne were going I'd look for
the man who killed Nelson BARLEY
/ he should seek the one VINO stole the
liquor.
Burke told the sheriff ne held notes
against Barley due last August bun
that Barley put on paying Inem
The notes, one Tor s1400 aue another
for $500. were exhibited. They were
Witnessed by Burkes wife. The
State commended these are forgeries
and among the motives for the crime.
Included n today's exhibits was a
receipt for 500 which. II was under
stood. BARLEY had given Burke IN
connection with litigation over an
automobile.
Sheriff Mooers during cross-sx-
animation stated that IN his invest
cations ne never found the search
tight BARLEY was supposed 20 have
had IN his possession the night ne
was killed. He had not searched
Burke's house for il.
Deputy Sheriff Horace Z Crock
(continusd on P.se 2-coi. y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
BY TWO VOTES
Committee Approves
of Military Training
Close Margin Indicates Bitter Strus-
gle Larsr N -ouse When Army
organization Bill Comes up -
Fiuf,e Indicated also m Senate

Washington. Fen 2G-C n.versa.
military training as a pa-- Of the
1utu-e milita.v policy "a the United
States was approved II principle -
day bv Tie House military commit
p. which decided pv a margin "a
-wo votes -l4- Tia army re0rganlza-
non bill should make provision TOR
sucil d plan effective July !. 49,
The close committee vote of : to
was regarded as Indicative Of -le
Air-er fight 10 DC made n The House
later When rne recrgaE-za ION meas
IRE las me right OF way.
opponents nj un!~ersQ. training
despite tofia--s defeat. coniderrly
predicted they would wiz wiler me
proposal reauhea tin. House. The
senate also must vote on the r~DUb-
some universal -~alning question as
its reorsaniZa non bill. now pending,
Includes such approval.
Opponents OF universal training
during the debate In Lne committee
declared reporting IF he propose.
was useless because oL the DEM
crauC acucus haTInE gone On -ecOfr.
against it ana win many Republi-
eans including the floor leader
No details Of the plan were decided
IN by the committee. THIS being re-
fe~red 10 a subcommittee. the ma
IOrItv 81 whom oppose the plan n
p-Incipie. The committee refused t3
leave the question If details To q
commission OF nine including three
senator's. three members NJ TN.
House and three persons appointed
by the President but COMMITTED
members indicated -hat the suo-
/ committee might recommend that
such action be followed by the full
committee.
With the committee decision as TO
universal training OUT Of the way Ia
substance Of the army -eorganiZa-i on
bill, practically was completed. The
main question awaiting settlement
i the future Of the National Guard
which committee said soon would he
disposed of, leaving only details in
Guiding the text IF the Dill To De
worked out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
FIRST MOTHER
TO BRING HOME
BODY OF son

New York Feb. 20.-Mrs. A De-
vera of Chicago. the first American
mother 10 bring back from France
the Dody OF her son who died IN serv-
ice. arrived here today on The steam
ship Britrania. Her sor. James d.
vera, who was IN naval service died
of inIur- received IN acr1on Al sea
and was buried at MarseiIies
The casket. draped with 1T Amer
c3n flag. was escorted with military
!.cnors from the pier to the Perm
sylvania station to be taken 70 Tlli-
cago for burial. The Knights OF Co
lumbus provided motor truck tcr
the journey across the -ity after al.
undertaken had demanded as for a
;faarse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
Hot Fight Today
Over Railroad Bill
n Lower House

Washington. Feb. 2e-Sotn Siuess
lined up in the House today for a
mig fight tomorrow on the railroad
reorganization bill
As foreruuner debate was
opened informally to-day by both Sun
pnrters and opponents Of the com-
promise measure, but the main eff
forts OF both were conferred N rally
ing strength.
Supporters Of the bill ware cunfi-
dent tlar the compromise would win
House endorsement by a substantial
margin. Opponents maintained thai
the vote would De close
The -edraftea Dill II opposed by Il.
majority of the Democrats and Also
by members regardless of political
utilization friendly toward labr,
There also were some Republicans
opposed 10 the general PRINCIPLES Of
The bill but the majority Of them
favored the measure as il stands and
expect with the aid of al least u score
OF Democrats 70 bring about fina
passage before adjournment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
Tentative Agreement

A. the same time. however and
@'in order that Senate may be II
possession Of all the NORMA rior
there is N any way relating 10 me
vessels n question" the President
transmitted copy of 4 hitherto IN
published tentative agreement -each-
I'd II Paris that Germany eventually
would be credited before the repn-u-
lion commission. should congress ap-
me strips IN excess Of merchant ton
age losses of the United States dur
ing the war.
n no case would title 70 the ships
themselves pass from the United
States. the agreement provided.
Before Nj Wilson'S message
reached the Senate. the commerce
commission mad decided 70 recon
mend passage OF the bill drawn NY
its chairman. Senator Jones. Eepu''-
lcan. Washington. defer-ing sale Of
the ships until they shall have been
refirred for commercial service nv the
shipping board and congress shall
have lain down a national shipping
policy The House merchant marine
committee had embarked on an in
dependent inqui-y with Chairman
Stevens Of the shipping board -et1-
Grating their divergent views on the
aGvisa Dility OF the present sale of the
vasselE and IN the district supreme
court Associate Justice Bailey tnt,ii
under Amusement application OF
counsel for The board that S5.a0G. 1a0
nono be required Of William Ran
doiph Hearst IN tax payer praceed-
ings through which ne was granted Il
tempnrarv injunction against The
boards plan TO sell the feet
Sale Of former German cargo yes
seis by the shipping board viii con
-inue Chairman Payne announced
tonight. II action NJ the Senate COM
MERGE committee and the rempura-v
injunction granted William Il
Hearst apply only to The st passaa-
ger ships.
Bids have been invited by the
board for the purchase Of p freight
(corrIrue6 or PAGE Col. g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
Has Entered No Agreement With British Regsrdn,
h-Gaman Liners Knows Of No Understanding
As To Their Sale BY Us. Govt -R@is
to Senate Resolution Seeking Light On
Question Congress- Courts and Fed
aaI Agencies Drawn Into
Controversy Over Sale

Washington Feb 20-Presdent Wilson fatty denied to
day formal communication the Senate that he had
agreement understanding with British officials
garng disposition OF of former German liners
around which since they offered for sale by the ship
ping board has ragged controversy which congress
courts and government agencies have been drawn.
There IS not has there been any agreement
Outstanding between President of United States and
officials Of Great Britain concerning the sale of the exer-
vessels possession of the United States" M Wilson
said responding specifically resolution by Brandegee
publican Connecticut adopted by the Senate there
agreement understanding with respect what disposition
shall be made Of those ships the United States
the above information fully answers the Senate inquiry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
PACT chickering's
No One to Father it as
Campaign issue
Says Democrats Have
Gone "Nine- Tenths Of Way TO
Compromise" Republicans Dis
claim Responsibility for P-esent
Deadlock

Washington, Feb. 2o-Sha-p deba e
over responsibility Tor the treaty sil-
uation should II become q campaign
lssus developed to-day in the Senate.
nine-renths OF the way 70 comprD-
mise" Senator Hitchcock admins
Cratlon leader. asserted that no
blame could be placed On his side =
the treaty should become a poii1ica.
football
On the Republican SIDE severn.
senators disciaimen responsibility for
the present deadlock and decia-eu
they had presented a substantial
compromise last session n the orig
nal lodge reservations. ana since "a j
offered further notifications
Senator Hitchcock said Il always
had been the Democrats VINO offered
compromise and the Republicans
who refused IL
We are NOT afraid Of the issue n
the campaign but We dc NOT propose
TO be placed IN the position OF block
ing ratification Of this treaty Il II
can be ratified" Senator Hitchcock
said. THE country demands raGfi-
cation and ii demands that senators
yield and compromise. We are ready
10 compromise. L seems 10 me the;
should absolre US from any charge
that we are blocking things and try
ing TO force the issue into the cam-
paign.'
Continued on Page -coi. s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
Relief Near for
n. e. Coal Shortage
63 Ships to Help

Washington. Feb. 2b-Relief for the
New England coal shortage is being
effected. II was sratec at the shipping
board today. by the aIlocatlon OF 81
ships aggregacing 326.16s IeadweiGh-
tons 70 the cuasrwise trade. making
possible the movement OF more than
e5o.ooo tons of Goa. every 20 DAYS
Fire Of the ships, rorau.ng 45.33f
deadweighT tons, are trans tlantie
cargo steamers assigned TO make unu
trip each with cCaL N response Ia
the appeals OF The New England gov
ernors for relief
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
Archangel Taken
by BOlshevi6 Force

LOntiun. Feb. .b.-BOIHntvlk 1orces
have captured Archange!, on the
White Sea. according 10 q wireless
disnatch from Moscow to-day. The
whites" abandoned the town and
the troops joined the Boisheviki- the
message declares.
The last advices 70 the British war
office on the north Russian situation
were that on February is the red
forces were ~ miles south o. Arch
angel.
Buisnevilz ;sossession OF rfe c'rT
would mem !. material Weakening NJ
The pv!1la liIlG.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
Maine Man Held
at Hub for Killing
at LivermOre Falls

Boston. Feb. ab.-CgnstanZi Gri-
raldi. OF Liver1nore Falls. Me-. was
arrested here tonight on a charge OF
rnanslAughfer in connection with the
death Of DGfresne. a iurnbermar a.
-Livermo-e Falls. or Februa-v 10. aft
e. drinking liquor SAID TO have con-
tanned wood alcohol GrlraIdi is al
legged 20 have sold Duf-csne the he
nor. He waived ex-raditicn proceed-
ings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
THE WEATHER
FAIR

New England: Fair Saturday, Sum
day increasing cloudiness and slight
" warmer.
Eastern New YORK increasing
cloudiness and slightly warmer sal
urday. Sunday rain or snow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
General Eoracaxf

Winds: North Of Sandy Hook mod
crate west, becoming variable. fair
weather Sandy Hook to Hatre-as
Gentle variable. becoming moderate
southeast fair weather.
Rains or SHOWS are Indicated fur
Sunday n the Atlantic States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21

Portland, Me-. Feb. 2o-Maine rail-
r,.as teday were struggling to return
tns,r passenger trains To norma servics'
but all were running on schedule on the
Hoston & Maine. GRIND Trunk and the
various lines OF the Maine Central as
rne -esu,t of yesterday s hearE faN OIL
Damn mow accompanied by high winds
and followed by much lower tempefa-
lures.
r,,eir,t service was al 4 stannslia
.,,s ,Nryr was snid To be little cnancs
!, ,,,rrrvernent for number Of days-
-s, -,.6x are crippled for want of men
in this service by reason o, 'i'ieSa '1'-'
overtime worA-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21

1.-. Fen. 20.-Lewis Mi
SEQ ~. lost his life in last
snow storm and gale. He
r. -0T the road while driving
,aau 10 his home at Cas-
#t 10dT Was found today near
~ M Sawyer road after his
lar 1een discovered in a nsar-
sonditinn. Death was due
-uc exhaustion.
a Aroostnpk trains were
n" storm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
1888 RUM DEAL OF BURKE
AND BARLEY TOLD BY SHERIFF
new NAME ENTERS THE TRIAL

Sheriff Mooers Repeats Burke's Story Before
Latters Arrest for Crime = Tells Of LIQUOR
Purchase IN Canada Involving Town Fund
-Burke Accused Haf-Brother of Barley OF
Stealing Booze Witness Newton Testif;es
Burke Told Him Day Following Murder He
u culd Give Million Dollars to See RartIev
Come Through the Door, State Expected
to Have Testimony All in by SATURDAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
POINCARE NAMED
ON PREPARATIONS

Paris. Feb. s0-Raymond PoincH-e
mas been named French delegate on
the separations commission He sue
ceefy Charles =. A Jounart- who re-
signed from the commission recently
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
Boston Forecast

Forecast for Boston and vicinity:
Saturday fair; Sunday becoming IN
settled: warmer; moderate westerly
winds becoming variable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
R0BT. PEARY, POLE DISC0vERER
PASSES AWAY AT WASHINGTON
Retired Rear .Admira'
and Arctic Explorer
Succumbs to PERM
cNus Anemia - In
Poor Health for Sew
eral Years

washington. Teb. 2o.-Rea- Admir-
al Robert z. Pearv. retired. discover
ar OF the North Pole. dice a. his
home here early today after a Two
vears Illness Of peruicious anaemia.
during which IS blood cransfuslUns
had been Of no avail Sailors, AZ
tacnes Of the naral hosu1ral and
many ex-serrics men gave If their
LIES blood during that period IN an
effort 70 proiong MS life.
Il had been known 10 the explorers
family for weeks. bu1 kept from the
public, rrat his life was despairec OF
but none Thought the enc So near and
MS sudden death was unexpected
Ee Will be buried Monday morning
III Arlington nalonal cemsrarv with
tn. full naval hDnurs Of his -ank.
Admiral Pear was president of the
AeriaI League OF America anu for sew
era Years had been i member of the
board OF governors Of che Aero Club
Of America. About 4 month ago ne ac-
cepIed the presidency Of q st. Louis ar
plane COMPANY
re was an honorary member Of the
Philadelphia Geographic Society, Amer
ican Alpine Club. National Geographic
Society, American Museum of Nat1r;a.
History. New Tor1 Chamber Of Com
Tnerce and al the principal american
and foreign geographic societies.
Al The admirars bedside when he died
were his wife. Mrs. Josephine D.eDitscn
Pea-v: his Caugnrs-, Mrs. Marie a.
Stafford, and her husband, Edward
5tasorti and niece. Mics Madga
Diebirsch.
7 was IN me afternoon II SepreTn-
Der s. 1909 that the following few
words reported n the civilized word
for the first tine this crownlng
achievement Of three centuries Of e1-
fort
Indian Ha-bor. via Cane Ray. r.
r, September 6.-To the Assuciace4
Press. New York
STARS and Stripes Nailed 70 North
Pole.
'PEART
Pearv's acrual attainment Of the
Pole has been just five months he-
fore on April g. 1903
When this despatch came The
world WAS. quite unknown 70 Pear
already praising DR., Frederick 4.
Cook as tine discoverer. Only four
days previous 70 the Fear-v announce
men-. Cook. who was on his wa
back TO Copenhagen on board a Dan
Isl, steamer. had teieg-aphed The
claim that he reached the Pole on
April .. 19os-neariy a year anead Of
Pear
While DR.. Cooks cnim did not gu
unuuesrloneG from The first. ne had
four DAYS at least been widely &C
chained as the discuverer Of the Pole.
With Pea-v's message there arose
one OF the greatest controversies Of
al ages over the honor OF actual frs
Continued on Page Col. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
Maine Wire Briefs
: Service Partially Restored

~azor NJ. Feb. 2o-Tratn SER
o. -- Bangor & A-nostook was
FtO-eG this afternoon with
'sa@'rc 7ut Of the 2.45 ?. III.
MI -ot --poaconk county. It was
.9a-- II ger me AS P. N.
~A"rriIie. although block
32t" onH along the line are
-tl-iAls 70 be the worst n
'.s" u me road.
H crew working at Dyer
''2''. --'an-' drift fifteen feet IN
n -c.s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
SHERIFF JOHN A. MOO

ER> upper, who repeated
accused story of rum
,rurrt-ng deal b e twee n
Burke and BARLEY N winter
nj -a.->--9-DR- JOHN. N.
BOOTHBY (lower), whose
previous e slim ony was
.nIe- point Of attack Friday
II 3a--ie Of experts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21
e@9-- Snowfall at Portland

1890 SNOWFALL at PorsiaHc
ne Feb. eo.-Porriauo
- amount 1t snow on
E7aA. In IL any tine for nine
are IS now three feet on
4aco-dinr to weather bu-
ra.2-.s and FIVE fss. has fallen
'-5u@-v %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21

Portland, Ne, Feb. 20.-An appeal
to Director General Walker D. Hines
for authorization to transport a train
load of anthracite coal direct from
the mines IN Pennsylvania ID Port
land was sent by local dealers today
through the chamber OF commerce
An acute shortage il Maine necessi-
rated the appeal. Thirty -four cars
are enroute but with little prospect
Of reaching here. IL was stated.
Dowdoin indoor Msst March 20
Brunswick. Ne. Feb. a0.-Sanuei
S. Buker. manager Of the Bowdoin
College track team. announced TINS
evening that the Bowuoin inter
scholastic indoor meet which was
scheduled for Saturday. Feb. Il. but
which was postponed AZ the request
of the State Board of Health on &C
count of the epidemic OF influenza
IN certain sections of the State would
he held Saturday afternoon. Mar. 20.
The 10 schools which had entered
teams for the original date will all
compete and several additional
schools arr expected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-21

sur Eises s: 81
sun SETS s: IS
-snurn Day m:A
1av Increase f-:53