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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20

Brunswick. March 13-Kappa Sig
ma won the annual Bowdoin Inter
fraternity track meet tonight with Il
points. Psi was second with q
points. The other fraternities nm
ished in the following order: Delta
Kappa Epsilon II, Alpha Delta Phi
IS, Beta Theta ri 10. Zeta Psi 8 IL,
Theta Delta Chi 4, Sigma NJ :. Del
"a Epsilon 2. Psi Epsilon / IL.
About 15o preparatory school boys who
have come to Brunswick to compete in
the interscholastic track meet tomor.
row. attended tonight's meet and saw
three Of the college records broken. The
new records and their holders are As
follows: 4se-yard run. Mutchel n.
Smith. 20. Of Gorham. 81 As seconds:
Sso-yard run. George W. Goodwin. a, Of
Wakefield. Mass. 2 minutes s seconds:
relay race. 1lo yards. Parent. Allen,
Moses and NJ. Smith. 2 minutes II IS
seconds. All the new record holders ara
members Of the Kappa Sigma fraternity,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20
WINTHROP

Captain George d. Hyde. who has
recently returned from Armenia.
f;av- vivid picture Of conditions in
that country at the Town hall We'd
nesday evening. There were a good
number in attendance and his re-
marks were listened to with closest
attention. Capt. Hyde told Of the
terrible. conditions existing there at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20

Congregational church held an all
day meeting Friday al the hoe Of
Mrs C. A. Cummings with twenty
one members present. The time
was passed in sewing. Mrs. c. H
shaw. s,rs. A. H. Webb and Miss
Emma Cocnrane were dinner COM
mittee.
AN enjoyable ten-ten party was
held at the home of Hrs. l.. T. Carrie
ton Friday afternoon. Refreshments
were served.
The Methods. Ladies' Aid met
Thursday afternoon wish Mrs l. D.
French. Several matters Of business
were taken up and the afternoon
passed in sewing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20

Patience Stanley Chapter D. 4. X.
was represented at the St.te Confer
ence at Augusta by the Regent. Mrs.
c. J. Cole Of kent,s Hill: vice regent,
Miss Harriet n. Weston. treasurer,
Mrs. J. +. Bishop. registrar. Mrs. c.
II. Shaw. Mrs. <. +. Libby. Mrs.
Helen p Kimball. Mrs. J. A. Foster.
Mrs. E. c. Leighton, Mrs. H. B. Max
field.
Mrs. Clinton Stevens Of Bangor is
:he guest OF her grandmother. Mrs.
Adeline Joy. and her sister, Mrs.
Helen Kimball.
Mrs. E. r. Spear Of Skowhegan is
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. E. c.
Leighton.
The Ladies Whist Club will meet
Saturday evening with Mrs. L. e.
Jones.
Mrs. Clara 3. Stewart Of North
wood. y. H., has been the guest of
her cousin, Mrs. Rose B. Parker, this
week
Mrs. Ada Bishop Of Portland is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Newland Han
naford.
Mrs. Everett Alden ana Mrs. lola
Perry were guests Of friends in Mon
mouth, Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20

for which marvellous claims are made Your health :. -
rs st IN questionable especially when your drug
Medicine hand This worthy old remedy 1. $780,
established. 4~-'''s "~''
At the first signs Of stomach disorder bliousness Or
headache one or two teaSpoonfuls Il win uuckiv
doses, taken regularly will maintain healthy condition
that viii ward on colds and disease Get bottle today
Portland, Maine. A'7 wv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20

LONDON. March 20 = The Lord
Mayor Of Cork was shot dead at
o'clock this morning. The revolver
was fred by masked persons whose
identity IL unknown. They entered
his residence and after firing the
shot. escaped in an automobile
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20

Waterville. Ne. March 20.-Gov. CAL
E. Milliken, Walter Danforth OF Ban
gor. r. B. Hazard Of Gardiner. Her
bert J. Brown. Geo. F. West, Fred e.
Eastman and Henry F. Merrill, ali Of
Portland have received invitations .
be present at the layman's dinner on
March 2 in New York held in the In
terests Of the Interchurch World Move.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20

rent. The invitations were wired by
John D. Rockefeller Jr.. former Justice
Charles H. Hughes, Cleveland Dodge
and Alfred Marting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20
Edwin Maxim

Edwin Maxim Of Winthrop died at
the Augusta Hospital Thursday night
after q lingering illness from tuber-
cu!osis Nr. Maxim is survived BY
his mother Mrs. Mary Maxim and d
sister Miss Marion Maxim Of this
town. He was about IS years OF age
and has been employed for some time
past BY the Winthrop & Wayne Light
and Power Company. Funeral ser
vices will De held at 2 O'Clock Sun
day afternoon from the Congrega-
tional church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20
To Heal a Cough
Take HAYES HEALING HONEY. &C
ST. ALBANS

z. A. Robertson, travelling sales
man for Armour & Co.'S Bangor
branch. was at home over Sunday
Peter Vicnier wen, to the hospit-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20

on the ice and rece.,e. -rl!s-
which confined her TO ~ y=l 10
several days
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20

CENTER-Prof. Geo. 81. Chase, Of
Bates College, will preach at Friends
Church Sunday morning. March 2tst.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20
BOXING NOTES

Joe Gibbs and Young c,e- wil
meet in the feature bon: 2. / ho2in,
show 20 be held in Brewer City hal
ca Weinesday night. Ma: =:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20

Among the various auto :roa..e meters
being travelled % each ga..aa 9! ..s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20
KENT'S HILL DEFEATS
HIGGINS CLASSICAL. 36.23

Charleston, Me-. March M-There was
very large attendance at the basket
ball game here tonight. The game was
clean and fast one all the way
through. The feature players were
Leavitt and Emmons OF Kent's Hill,
Weymouth and Small Of Higgins. The
result was win for Kent's Hill IS to q.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20

Canada is equal in size to the United
States and Mexico. but has population
less than in the three cities OF New
York. Chicago and Philadelphia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-20
CHANGING

every time you take new unknown remedies.
. are made. Your health 10 too important to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
FORMATION OF MERCHANT
MARINE APPROVED BY VOTE
Trndr Organization. Favor Private
oNncrhhIp With Government Ala
In Oire ration.
nee i -Ioc!atcl r.. , !

WARRINGTON. IAN i-Deveiop-
mont II national ncrchnD: marine
With private own'rshtp % v.sscis and
shspbniidin: yards but with govern
has boon indoracd l.: an oVc-whclrr.-
Ing majority "i the LOO ttanc ard
ccmme:ctal ganiznt!ou. IN the Cham
boz ~ Commerce OF The United States
Results OF tho referendum vote on
proposals advanced b. the Chambers
c"mA,!ttce on ocean transportation.
VIII be placed Before Congress- tcn,or-
row. u was announced today at tho
cahnlbcr'. headquarters he-c,
), s4." .! SooyycFggmnSSGn.-?9wned Eesse's
guas! public regional associations -
he formed to nIt in an intermediary
capacity IN placing shipping IN the
hands OF corporations and Individuals,
II wia suggested that Districts be
formed m suiiows.
New England. Philadelphia and ad-
jay"a, territory. Baltimore and ada
cent ports. including Hampton Roads;
Souih Atlantic rorts. e"ntcr,ng prob
Gulf ports, ono or more Lssociations
on the taciI!c Coast. esntcTinI posaIhly
~ San Francisco and Puget Sound
ports. ana one or moro associations on
Other proposals approved by the ref
crcndum included:
SAL ~ ~! wooden vessels and Of
steel vessels under 5000 tons atnd-
weigh; on the hcs' terms obtainab!c
from American or foreign bidders
Ahsorpi!on - the govo.nmcn, Of tho
differences between war costs and pres
rnt values a. n war loss.
Freedom from regulation as to
route8 and ra;ce.
Restriction for period OF ycara
upon transtcr 10 = foreign Nag OF steel
vessels over COCO tons dcadwc!shi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
News Of Fifty Years Ago

c.s in All manner OF hardware have chanEed
inc style e t. ir.n and hereafter it viii be
Tho partnership ot Gary clemm,tt G. Joncs
The other partncrs viii continue the nrintin.e
f eHslnes,s tnnhes the firm name and style Of
The Corn and Flour Bro!sange has elected tho
Following officers for the current year: LOWS
=, cr Sns,s prsaiaent: Thonaa Branch and
Mecsnee f. WssG;sH ThoW W,.ov
M y T. %,ian msies iam S,e; We L fPdd
WaEGoner. directors. " "
All the Protestant churchee OF the city hole
their a9npai Mectinga on Saturday TO hear
pos Enc OF a hs TO elect rustees and trans
The Franklia Literary Society Of Randolph.
lie orsanlEation On The i7.h instant te's Ths
na ora,or W oedxa I'd s SECOND ca ara
Gr "a nuttr; EfeSssn,' IL T. Welaessr
and s. Il. brewsry' > "'"'f'' = 9 h'i'y
Ree. Henry wall OF St Johns Church has
accepted the .itnSitation to repeat his popular
The time and place of It's delivery. '"s nan a'
strncted Tor Richmond College viii De o eon.
fnatrleulatod. "
ps an Inc soa iso No Kssgh,s yrE,has has
Grey f; q willy i 'pps Dat y s.; 55shn
T 1852 guide Il hsssssns ie' 'snf a. n4owS
So5ssss gssgs rss s ss!a ss
oarpet.oascer from the North ia not so profft-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
OANVILlE FIRE SUBDUED
AFTER STUBBORN FIGHT
Firemen Down Planes which Destroy
Masonic Temple and IHjure
other DulIdinps,

DANSILI-E, VA. Jan. 4.--Firc which,
DESTROYED half dozen buildings in the
heart OF the business section OF this
city and caused approximately 100000
Ola rnasc. largely covered rs insurance
In he four hours IL ragged was sub
ducd, after stubborn fight M
o'clock this morning.
Daylight revealed vacant pat tel,
with only walls OF the five story gray
stone Masonic Eu ldlnS standing and
surrounding buildings scorched and
windows shattered. The Dudley Build
ing. recently completed. had mar
row escape. with sma damage
Workuncn. under the direction of the
city. engineer. dynamited the tottcrinE
walls Of tie Masonic Building today.
hftcr the fire was brought umdcr
control Il brisk northwcs, wind ac-
conpaniod by snow. set in. and tiremcp
were busy for some time with flying
embers.
The cause of the fire is n mystery
II was discovered shortly after .
O'Clock Saturday. when suddenly a
tongue OF fame shot from the depart
lnent store Of tho H. V. Johnson Co.
BEFORE iircmen had responded to the
alarm the fire had spread with amazing
raptaity TO the broadway 'rheater. the
Main Street Cafe. Goodc & Co.'S shoe
store. Jacobs Drug Store and parher's
Book store along Main street The
building of the DanSille Register and
Danville lee became endangered, and
employees working on tho sunday
morning issue OF tho IeEister had to
leave. The building. however, was
only aligiitly damaged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
Keyboard Touches
City aad Country Lsafers.
ny PRANK Ii. BROOKS.

formerly. Custom and MsiaIation have Trimmed
their ranks City loafers may still cxist TO
some extent but they are not much in evil
The corners: The policeman who has been on on
tue force many years can spot loater in the
mon OF the better class to hold their confer-
sncc The command OF tho peace p-eserver
as noys aSn y.ur Is aos .Tsansns r nc
in places where the police arc no. frenusnt
They have their places o! rendezvous II il in
these dark spots that mischief. crime and every
iypS OF infection Of the law are Formulated
In tho country hatcied by city loafarS crno
is a fungus Ills only idea OF gaining a iiveii.
hood Is methods which eooncr later land
Tho country ioafer Is a d!Hercn, breed. It Is
sticks to his habitat like tick on NANCY dog
a ne sne~s tust enough to keep out Of the
Il i Be ~sner he 'n a, ons ssoT 20 and no
stove. n the heat dim!nishoa he opens the
stove door to zee how much longer the fuel
will be IN business. His face Indicates tina. the
owner OF tho store i, neglcctins his comfort
hunts spot, i is uP sum nnS l0A tSs
country ioafer lcnnb against a hulding on the
shady side OF the street. cheus hts cud expec-
torates and obstructa passing pedestrians
-, The mere ioafer In persona non grata with
would pot shake hands with him. Even the
picEpocket hates man who wont work If
prohibition haa done nothing else il haa forced
the country loafer 70 keep his feet out OF tho
sand boxes under the raila in front OF the
country loafer. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
Paying Your Income Tax
Some Facts You Should Knew.
No. 4.

n
a1Ss HsSs s2s1
m ssnnsst i. Sa en-
in ,aiins your income tag return for 1sisf A'"o
' Il far oo ssss .na
rsno. on or before March i, viii ,aie income
s1 Win i IL
a I be- arsey re eha hf Of
quaint themselves with the income tar provis-
the act OF sS Which pr si ecr a.,
sslies,ton OF ases Cor the scar 1915 and cub
p 4s a ss sgs sssf o has me
q, VIII tain Isss! sr1sSs
where to ae II. ana Shs. e 40 y in 3 ease s soa
believed most OF the de"lile sa'ri e.e;osor s
tho most nS oessans change affecting
Of 1890 u for au 1ers
5000 for married. persons and hsad: of families
@ IL: cent Tss
~ the Tf n gnes s ,e vs sn Ts
ass ar e IRON o tho S s ns tho
income from such sources. "' :" '''e
cent !he amonn. OF net income b ssSM Isr
inc q the reno &c
changed. "
The tax. az In 1914 may be paid in su,, a.
the time OF fling the return. or in four install.
ments. the nrst Of which Ia due on or beforn
March Is; ,,t TIE 81 second on or before June
and the fourth on or before December is Tho
hre, inatalimsnt must accompany the Ming Of
tho return. The pariod for filing in from Jan.
vary. TO March H. iIeavy penalties are pro
TO iile their return and pay the ,as within the
Forms FOR making returns may, be obtained
DEBUT DEM ncans fn oa 2d eanks r
FOR Form ioto ,o A. II was more than $4,000
the collector of internal revenue for tho dis.
trict In which The taxpayer lives or hep bin
principal ploSc OF business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
take BABIES FOOTPRINTS
BERTILLON SYSTEM USED
FOR IDENTIFYING INFANTS
No DANGER OF Mix-Up in New York
Nursery Where There Arc
Numerous Tots.
ny AssocIatcd pro.s. !,


NEW YORK. Jan. "A system OF
aakins footprints of children has been
s S.hhGpnred In The New York Nursery and
there from going to tho wrong mothers.
"a s auI3Hption was duo to the fact thai
birth TO !. T., vic Vic, who recently gave
u uemd that tho child was hers. The
st"riss 'n "r sr., who had been reading
~ SninIen ~ hospitals and similar nuh-
hnby ,nh'''utions. declined to nurse thu
We brought all tho proof, wc comic
muster. oxplalned tho s,iperintcnd"nt.
,, nal NC mother persisted i'm her h:,I,
Win ,sricf and f 9SSam' ri hMs'sr'e'1
oroush, her our records. which showed
Una, S only = iii,ls colored Jahy and hcr
day. That convinced her. bnI i,,,t nm
oil what would have happened 10 that
Been BEEN BORN hors ~ o osh ,b. white babies had
In order TO avoid a s:ini,"r9 ..,.ri.
Gnce In. superintendent engaged .
,imserpTlnt expert to is,ruc, the head ii
babics. I'VE found we rou,d Hn s t-n,
g So;"i prints r, OF their hands" said thu
out beautifully. and for erca;cr 80
.nnrity III. mother is fngcrprin;ed
Very. young babies. II was said. me-
iooh Just alike. hut thoir feet arr
quits dissim!lar. ono child. the SUI
norintcn'lont declared. VIII have a por-
ny. nnothcr,s viii .print mort vague
crtsS-cross lines and stili another Wt.l
look Ikc AN egg and fiTe tcothp,ckS."
Under tho present system. which huY
been ~ operation ncarly six months.
the child's foot Is linked and stamped
on the hospital chart ~ the nothcr.
Although he may not resemble any one
IN the family. aud though no one can
tel! whcr. he got hia nose o. his eyes
or his nohth or tn" color nf hiu hair
q comparison ~ 'hc footprin, taken
~ firth. IL was said, VIII tol whose
CHILD hc Is from among tho hundreds
Of infants in th:a New York institu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
WEALTHY GIRL MISSING
Countrywide search started for An
ME Dr Kay. Snciat Worker
OF HUH House.
lRv frniyors,l Srrrinn l

CHICAGO. Jan. A countrv-vi,,e
search was started tonight for Miss
wealthy American parents. rnsidinp =,
Switzerland. who disanpeared from
Hull House December 30
The girl had come to Chicago IN an
gage I'm social and friendship work
under the direction OF Miss lane
Addams Miss Pc Kay was recently
field Ascot School. London. Shn ar
pressed desire to engage in a life
career and chose social work.
She had been a. the Hui House hnt
short time. John n. DC KAY. brother
OF tho missing girl, arrived from New
IIIorR TO-DAY TO assist in the search.
he was unable to explain her nbscnce
Miss adams said She was nj loss
10 account for the girls absence
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
A Daily Once-Over
a Little Thanks ter the TexeAer.

:. Do you never think Of thanking your teachers
eiit OF their knowledge and experienced
, Supposs you DO pay for your lessone; suppose
for YOU to gain free valuable INFORMATION: do
edge is impaired. your faithful teacher. needs a
word of apprcchationr
like to hear an occasional II thank you" would
you not?
II you were dinner cues, of one Of youq.
c',un1s who is not self-aupporting. even though
mouth !, was raid for by eome one other than the
sider youreeif n pretty unGrateful stick IL you
did not thank the ones who served you.
II any one gives you anythia6-!nsormat!on-
al. material or spiritual. cay II thank you" for
IL and show that you understand what Il lie to
be apprcoiatvc and courteous.-Copyright, 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
4 Third-Tcrm Pronounccmcn,

QUIET pressure is being brought to bear
x on PRESIDENT Wilson to make DECLARE
ton, upon the occasion OF the Jackson Day
dinner in Washington on January 8, regard.
ING ms inclination or Discrimination TO be a.
candidate for third torn. The pressure
comes not from the American people, or
even from the Democratic element, but from
certain ambitious aspirants for the honor OF
succeeding the present executive
ihese aspirants are impatient to plunge
INTO tho running. They are eager to set
their friends to work. but as long as tho
President remains silent they must of noces
slty romain inactive. since most OF them
would be compelled to withdraw If Mr. wiI-
son himself should ask his party for another
nomination 1t is an irritating position for
these candidates to occupy, it will be adj
initted but that fact need not disturb the
president or cause him to hasten his answer
70 the universal question.
There is plenty OF time for the President
to make up his mind regarding his political
future, and plenty OF time for the men who
feel qualified to fill his shoes to introduce
themselves to the Democratic voters OF Tho
, country 1t might be little less cmbarrass
ing for men like McAdoo and Palmer. who
are Immediately bcholdcn to tho president,
and who want the party nomination. IL their
chicltain should say once and for all that
he Is out of it, that he has done his work.
and that he is ready 10 turn tho affairs of
ms party over to other leadership. But
there is no obligation on Mr.. Wilson's mart
TO eliminate himself from the coming CAM
paign at the Jackson Day dinner or any other
| fixed time
The truth is as most men now agree. the
i President is physically unfit to undertake.
| another campaign or another torn OF office.
| Ills family and his friends know this and hts
political associates must have realized it, too.
| lilo is very definitely out OF the race nv rea
| son or circumstances which no human being
can control. At some future time he may
| cay as much, but TO say so now might give
| the impression that lie Ia in much fcebler
| physical condition than is the case. and he
can scarcely be blamed for keeping his peace
! for while longer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
Health Talks by Dr.. Vim. Brady
Aufc0fcEra1hy Of . I7san Baky-l.
pyrisht 1910 ~ Sn,,vsA, Neusunu.s ser.

BLESSED s 5
out the mahrrIaEe license they both submitted to
from nd
This i,,s Was, !, done By my fa,her.to:be Seeausc lie
Of seosnss4s SrSe
ION us, ios tho Satisfaction OF snosia a~' her
On or course eseS fathers scientific n,.r,ss.o ,s
mother, mo common sense made |. rathcr harL on
aehS ssr @s You Know but o. as say Il
sueet. for SIS,Ss aTs
sss; sssss
aded That @ o, ei h eSs ars sss1 old
ON baSSis so
,Sas VIC sn0w enough to object to it, lie said
70 run and him IF he ".a were as"nS
I'd far ptey ro9 souS but babiss deem
Well. " docs seem strange 10 me. though sun
oa1 ii eei Soanf y gets 70 my ass ua
on, how rally good father or mo,heT s ea
rsren oSes Inc 'hb abg a, T a sick baby
nsaens ein IN my dSs ess rees nS
~ ssf e.. f ~ fsss
bad i,ad for love or money. There was plenty of of
wasn, much money fsst he said we y, , Re!s
%as harI rines' ths srs f in tom though
being traned nurse before she ca r1e ~ ne
sf'2 saaosa Of he s s'ss
arsmshf seedtnE She therefore hoped q nd
per cen, mother 0s and mot e'se se,i ssn
d l sa,d 10, was born lucky. Any baby is with
m ,,h, r, IKE i that j, is E.ea, thing FOR
BABY Foed s q. pic 81 noS WSc S1 !,
s'a ssssre Who So and
i knoSx exactly ~ha, a baby nccss TO mnEs
nm VT aess c nas s be PPsn
E,G ,a, ina onnE mdiydnal comparea Win an
baby the boon OF Saturss nourisSne aen'es her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05

Senator Oscar W. Underwood has formally
announced his candidacy for denomination in
the Alabama Democratic primaries OF MAY
H. That he will be renominated is virtually
assured In @thiS connection. il is a matter
OF common belief in wel-posted Democratic
circles that he is splendidly available as the
party's best choice for the presidential sue
cession. He is we'll equipped in all Of the
clements of sound craftsmanship. and his ac-
copied conservatism commcnds him to all
sections as safe national leader at a time
when the best thought OF tho country rccoe-
nizes the need for putting the brakes on pre-
va1ling radical tendencies, which, il some way
or checking them be not found, threaten
seriously to undermine the integrity of the
political institutions through whose henefi-
cent operation our present national greatness
has been achieved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-05
DRAFTING INDICTMENT
Acknowledgement or Great Britain
Former Gernlun Kaiser.
tuv tfniyorsal Scrv,cc.l

LONDON. ian. Sir Gordon Stew
making rapId progress in draft ing the
indictment of the former Kaiser on
behalf OF tho allies, The document
erai refused today to divugc any par
titulars.
IT now appears improbable that the
trial Will he held In London.
Premier Sitti and Foreign Ministcr
scialoia,. Of italy. will come TO London
early this week 70 confer on the Adria.
going to Paris To wind mp peace with
Germany, which is expected To become
operative before tho end of tho week.
Germany TO give up tho accused. and
q simultaneous request will he made Ia
Holland for tho cxtrad!tion OF the OK
Emperor.