Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-16


cases. You will be astounded at the
difference in your feelings!
Kellogg's Bran should not be con-
competition, therefore, will be unusual
ly keen among the galaxy of perform
ers who have their ambitions set upon
a trip to Paris in the summer.
Paris. Nov. 15.-(By A. P.)-Ad-
vices from French sources in Berlin
say that the negotiations between rep
resentatives Of the occupied territories
and the Stresemapn government con-
corning the future status Of the Ruhr
and Rhineland are continuing this
morning.
Rochester, N. Y, Nov. 15-Fire IN
the Wentworth apartment block In
the downtown section early today
threatened scores of lives. Firemep
carried ten persons overcome by
smoke down fire escapes and stairs
to the street. The loss was estimaI-
ated at 100000.
Eighteen families were asleep in
the apartment when the fire was dis
covered by a passing patrolman.
Chicago, Nov. ia milk bottle
painted white did not deceive Police
man c. Post, he testified at the trial
of Mrs. Mary Grygol on a charge of
violating the prohibition law. Post
said he entered Mrs. Grygol's home
and found a man drinking what APP
parently was a bottle of milk. But
the odor of the bottle ~belied it's ap-
pearancc he said, and picking it Up,
he found that it had been painted
to make moonshine look like milk.
Mrs. GrySol was fined 500.
ShreVnn0rf Nov -Cnl GSanrUo
Haddad. local rug dealer, has been Of
fercd the post of consul general to the
United States with headquarters in
New York by the Turkish national
government.
London, Nov. 15.-It is stated that
the Duchess of Atholl, wife Of the
lord Chamberlain, will stand rs the
conservative candidate in a Scottish
constituency in the coming election.
London, Nov. ia dispatch frcm
Angora says that the Turkish Gov
eminent has sent Colonel Clayton
Kennedy. representing the Ottoman.
American Development Company,
new conditions regarding the social
ed Chester concessions demanding an
assurance that hey will be fulfilled
before Nov. %. The dispatch adds
that If Colonel Clayton Kennedy and
his American associates cannot meet
these conditions, the Turkish govern
ment may award the concessions to
hugo SHINES who Is understood to he
negotiating directly with Angora,
Athens, Nov. ia court of
Eleusis has sentenced to death Cen
eral Leonardopoulos and Garsalides
and Majors Avrambos and Nicolareas
leaders of the recent revolutionary
movement. Many other officers of
nigh rank involved in the revolt were
sentenced to Imprisonment for life
or for long terms.
DALLAS, Texas, Nov. 15.-(By A. Pr
"a reafhrmation of faith in the
virgin birth of Christ and the Apos-
ties creed has been made by the
house of Bishops of the Protestant
States. 'eu
Inc pronouncement adopted last
nlght at a special meeting of the
Rouse OF Bishops, points out a dis
JUNCTION between professions of belief
IN entire surrender to the Triune and
peief In certain facts about the on
GRAFTON OF the Trinity.
Berlin, Nov. 15-GeneraI Won See
ckt today issued a decreed author;z-
ing local military commanders to
connscate where they consider IT
necessary. dance halls, bars and sim
iiar establishments which cater to
me Wealth1er lasses and to turn
them into peoples kitchens and other
institutions for the relief of the suf-
fering populace.
wellesley, Mass, Nov. 15-Darr-
mouth will not meet Wellesley in de-
Date, according to an announcement
mere today. After the failure of Har-
ward to accept a challenge of the
wellesley debating team recently. a
challenge was sent to Dartmouth.
Today Miss Elizabeth Paschal, one
or the Wellesley debating quartette.
received letter from the president
OF the Dartmouth team expressing
regret that the Green team could not
accept
Indianapolis, Ind. Nov. 15-Goy-
ernor McCrae's interests in. all The
assets which he turned over to a
committee several weeks ago for nd :
ministration for the benefit of hts
creditors. aggregate only $S,727.45,
except for two or three items classed
as indefinite" according to a letter
sent to creditors b.. the committee,
which was made public tonight.
Louisville. KY, Nov. 15-President
Coolidge sees as one of the moss
cheering signs of the times, in corr
nectlon with the administration eff
forts to deal with the agricultural,
situation and to place the country's
farming establishment on a perman-
emily secure basis. the fate that raf-
mers may berelied upon to use sound
judgment in consideration of uues-
tions which affect agriculture.
Newport, r. T., Nov. 15-Charles
H. Bailey. superintendent of the
Charles M. Bull farm in the One
Miles Corner district, dropped oeau
while going to the rescue Of James
Johnson, a Negro farmland, who
had been trapped on an upper floor
when barn caught fire early today
Johnson escaped by dropping from
window and rescued the cows. The
barn was destroyed.
Paris, Nov. 15-Agreements WIN
several representatives of the Ruhr
mines for coal deliveries to privs .,
Belgian concerns will be signed to-
day, says Havas dispatch from
Brussels. The question of deliveries
in kind for the reparations account,
however, remains unsettled. the Ger
man delegates asserting that the Bel
gian proposals must be referred to
Berlin.