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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-31
ADAM A. WESCHLER, AuCTIONEER.

Unclaimed Baggage and Ac-
cumulated Articles of the Lost
Property Bureau of the Wash
ington Terminal Company by
Public Auction to Pay Storage
and other Charges by Order
of the Director General of
Railroads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-31
THE ELKTON SUMMER HOTEL
BEACH

The Potomac's most delightful spot A
family resort denuded Of hotel aspect Excel
lent table. Salt water bathing. Artesian
water. Reached via Colonial Beach. Wfirs
phone NJ. 5000. ~
ORKNEY SPRINGS HOTEL
Orkney Springs, Va.
OPEN JUNE /. Beautiful mountains; always
cool Safe. healthy, restful. pleasant. homelike.
Free amusements, best environment; good table;
water equal Carlsbad for rheumatism. kidneys,
seriousness: capacity. 500; booklet.
q. C. CARTER, Prop.
THE LEESBURC INN
Electric lights; baths; shaded porches. In
the heaithful hills of Virginia. 80 miles from
Washington.
4. MesWEEN. Prop. Leesburg. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-31
NEW BUNGALOW
81 S00

Frame; 9 rooms and bath: cellar; furnace
heat; laundry tubs; electric lights: house 22x
30 feet; big yot. 1o0x150 feet; gas stove,
sewer and water.
IN HYATTTvILLE
Ready to move into. Title clear and up-to-
date. Easy terms. Near cara
c. F. WARING,
East Basement. 1416 F Ct. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-31

FOR SALE-CENTRAL BUSINESS PROPER
ty: rented a 200 per year. Consider good farm
In part pay ment or reasonable trade Ter otnef
nnonerfv I. "a r PRINCE. 141o III.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-31
FOR sALE-sroREs.

CIGAR and confectionery store; doing hne busi-
ness; win sacrifice; sickness cause Of selling.
nos North Capitol ct. NV. Phone Franklin
$685.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-31
B ELX ~, ED ERE E.ES 7,n IN \

High, healthy location in foothills Of Blue
Ridge mountains. Modern conveniences; good
meals; clean rooms; electric lights; telephone
connections; spring water; large. shady lawn
and porches; beautiful mountain scenery. Quiet,
restful place. easily accessible by automobile.
by trolley from Frederick, Nd. or Western Md.
Rwy. from Baltimore. For reservation address
HOTEL CHESAPEAKE.
Betterton, Md.
Situated directly on the beach. A family
hotel catering to q refined patronage. Write
for booklet,
Phone 78-5.
Mrs. L. NJ. OWENS.
pesn.Mar Inn Pen-Mar Parx. Md. Opea
June I to October I. S11
per week.
DRADDOCK HEIGHTS, BID,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-31

BI0OMINGDALE-THEB BEST LOCATION.
mo block LIST q. Nv; nine rooms and bath.
Pfice, $500. 92,ooo cash; balance $50 q
month. Add1aO 0wosfs 0ox H-H, star
AoRee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-31

TAKOMA PARK-OvER So ACRES; i.oOo
fest to car line; water. gas. sewer and elec-
tficity; coaerete sidewalk to car line; only
$500 per aere: easy terms. FRASER. OIL.
486S-W. 1O6 Elm ave.. Takoms.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-07

secretary de la o explained, were part of the force intended to be sent through the United States from Nogales to Juarez. They marched overland through Ojitos Pass from Sonora to Chihuahua
 A courier who arrived late today from Chihuahua reported quiet in the capital. He confirmed reports that rebels were destroying the railroad both north and south of Chihuahua City. and that, up to the time of his leaving yesterday, nothing had been heard from General Manuel Dieguez or the promised federal endorsements from Santa Rosalia. The courier made the trip from Chihuahua by automo- bile. Shortly after starting he was fired on by rebel bands. but escaped by speeding his car. In the later stages of the journey no rebels were sighted.
 Early today there was a report that Captain Martin Lopez had demanded the surrender of Juarez, but this was denied by General Francisco Gonzales, the new federal commander who as sumed charge yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-07

A transaction was consummated yesterday in Phoenix which means a new pay roll for this city and the in stallation of another first class manu- featuring institution. The new com pany which was organized is the Mc- Call Cotton and Oil company which yes terday purchased a 10-acre tract in the manufacturing district in the south western portion of the city.
 The authorized capital of the new company is s1OO0. 900 of which s200, 900 has been paid in. The officers are B. B. Mccall, president, who already is known for his successful operation of a number of cotton gins in the valley during the past year and has had years of experience in the cotton ginning in dustry in the Sea Island district. $. H. Mitchell is vice president and Frank Burrige is treasurer. The directors are General Moses H. Sherman of Los An- geles; Harry l.. Chandler of the Los Angeles Times, Sam H. Mitchell of this city and Mir. Mccall.
 Start Work at Once
 The Mccall Cotton and Oil company will at once install a thoroughly mod ern 12-stand English gin of the most approved type for handling long staple cotton, with 40-inch rollers. This plant will have a capacity of A bales per day.
 Adjoining the gin the company also will erect a seed house of large capac- ity and also a cotton seed oil mill of
Arizona republican., 1919-06-07

of 1919 and the pleasure which all the teachers had taken in training them through the school years, Supt. Brown awarded diplomas to the following graduates:
 Maya s. Dominguez, Mission: Aileen Doley, Eel River; Annie Easchief Pima; Sarah Knifechief. Pawnee; Net tl9 Odlety, Kiowa; Juan Francisco, Papago; Nelson Jose, Pima Frank Monatoboy, Comanche; Roy Peters, MaricGpa, and Felix N. Porter, Pima.
 Certificates of competency were pre- sented to Annie T. Moore, Minnie Grant, Cecilia Puella, who are taking post graduate courses in the school, and Frank Monatoboy. Juan Francisco Sarah Knifechief and Nettie Odlety, members of the class of '19.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-07

the most approved design. This mill will, when completed, be the only mill of it's kind in the United States It will be motor driven throughout, will have automatic cookers and will use a type of process which has been in most successful use abroad for several years past.
 The process to be used in the pro- duction of cotton seed cake will be what is known as the hot process, and the mill will have a capacity of 50 tons of seed per day
 Model of It's Type
 Plans are being prepared by an emi- nent Chicago engineer and it is the in- tention of the company to make this entire plant of the Mccall Cotton and OIl company model of it's type.
 The cotton seed house will have a capacity of 5000 tons, and in addition there will be installed a fire proof seed cotton house. The entire plant will be equipped with an automatic sprinkler system so as to give the maximum of fire protection.
 The work on construction of this new big plant will commence as soon as the siding from the Southern Pacific rail road is completed.
 B. B. Mccall in speaking of this mat ter last evening said that the ginning plant would be ready for the coming cotton crop and that no effort will be spared to have the entire plant ready for operation early in the fall.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-07
NJ ACCIDENT WEEK. SET FUR JUNE 22 ID 28

"No accident week. is to be cele- brated by the railroads of the middle west section under the direction of the Chicago regional director for the rail- road administration. Hale Holden. The date is June 2 to 2S, inclusive, and all the employees of the various roads are tuning up to "go over with per feet score.'
 C. M. Scott. general manager for the
Arizona republican., 1919-06-07
HOW INQUIRE A LIAR" CAN BE
 SAID
(From the Detroit News)


 While there are numerous records Of tempestous senatorial conflicts, yer bal and physical, the rule generally followed in debates is one of extremely careful and punctilious courtesy. A senate contradiction is polite and inof- fensive. Where the man n the street would exclaim in some heat. You're a liar" Senator Reed Shoot would say. 'The senator is mistaken" Senator Lenroot would remark, The senator is unaware of the facts" and Senator Lewis would interject tersely, q am fully aware of the deep studiousenss and vast learning of my eminent and esteemed friend, and therefore I am loath to question his reading of the facts bearing upon this issue; but nevertheless I am constrained to de cline to follow him to the fullest ex- tent of his implications"
 Use The Republican Classified Pages for results-read for profit
Arizona republican., 1919-06-07
MEXICAN FEDERALS
 ARRIVE NEAR LINE

JUAREZ, June 6.-Elias de la o, secretary to Governor Ortiz of Chi huahua, tonight announced the arrival in Casas Grandes of Colonel Carlos Plank with 1000 Yaqui federal soldiers from Sonora Casas Grandes is on the Mexico Northwestern railroad, 15S miles southwest of here The Yaquis,
Arizona republican., 1919-06-07

Arizona Eastern, has sent out letter to all officers and employees, urging that they work to better their usual good score in the matter of accident prevention, and has arranged for safety committee meetings to be held at the various headquarters June 21, the day before No Accident Week" opens.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-07
NEW COTTON AND OIL PLANT.
 WITH CAPITAL OF A MILLION DOLLARS IS TO BUILD HERE

TenAcre Tract in Southwestern Part of City Purchased by the Mccall Cotton and Oil Co.,. on Which Will Be Erected Most Modern and Complete Plant in United States-Big Men Are in Company Which Means New Pay Roll for Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1919-06-07

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
CHAPTER So.

An Act Additional to Section Three Of
Chapter One Hundred and Forty
four Of the Revised Statutes. Re-
latins to the 60! Acts ;s.1 or Omissions
of Age and Under Sixteen years Of
Age: this Act to be Known and
STYLED as the Act Of Juvenile De-
linGuency."
dred and forty-four e Of the e"r revised ia
ADDITION of the following: The The
record in the event Of conviction in
s eused ue Was sAsS @ Of uven lie de-
linouency. and the court shall have
power at the hearing Of any such case
to exclude the general public other
in the case. The records of any such
case by order of the court may be
withheld from indiscriminate public
inspection. but such sue records shall be
pare parents Of such child or lawful
guardian or attorney Of the child in
volved.' SO that said section. as
amended. shall read:
eight Maen and eGy ss'y yssn. shs
convicted before any court or trial
justice having jurisdiction Of the
offense, Of an ~ oi 1sn punishable by
fo4 fe in the E eoun,s sFi iai ns!
in the house of correction. such
court or Justice may order his COM
mitment TO the state school for
boys or sentence. him to the punish
ment provided by law for the same
offense If to such school, the COM
mitment shall be conditioned that if
for the full term OF his minority, un-
less sooner discharged by the trus-
tees as provided in section six. or re-
leased on probation as provided in
punishment provided by law. as afore-
said. as ordered by the court q jus
said school who is deaf and dumb,
in the event Of conviction in ali such
cases shall be that the accused was
hearing Of any such case to exclude
the general public other than persons
having a direct interest In the case
The records OF any such case by or
der Of the court may be withheld
from indiscriminate public inspection.
but such records shall be open to in
spection by the parent or parents Of
such child or lawful guardian or at
torney Of the child involved.'-(Ap-
proved March I'D
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
CHAPTER so.

CHAPTER 50.
An Act Additional to Section Twenty
seven of Chapter Fifty-two OF the
Revised Statutes. Permitting Saw
Savings TO Invest in Certain Kinds
Of Acceptances.
Sec. /. Savings banks and in
situations for savings may invest
(a) Bankers acceptances and bills
of exchange Of the. kind ana maturi-
ties made eligible by law for redis-
p p9un. I' the same n are accepted by
trust and banking, company fncor-
porated under the laws of this state.
or a member of the Federal Reserve
system located in any Of the New
York.
(b) Bills Of exchange drawn by
the seller on the, purchaser OF goods
sold and accepted by such purchaser
Of the kind and maturities made eligi-
BILE by law for ,rediscount with Fed
eral Reserve banks, provided the same
company Incorporated under. the laws
of this state. or member Of the Fed
eral Reserve system located in any Of
the New England states or the state
Sec. 2. Not more than ten per
centum of the assets Of any savings
bank or institution for savings shall
aggregate amount of the liability'of
any trust and banking company or Of
any national bank to any savings
Mhner or or Gr ssr or
acceptances held by such savings
bank or institution for savings. shall
not exceed twenty per centum OF the
trust and banking company or nation
al bank, and not more than five per
centum of the assets of any savings
bank or institution for savings shan
trust and banking company or of q
national bank Of which trustee of
such savings bank or institution for
savings, is director.-(Approved
An Act to Provide for the Training
Of Rural Teachers.
Sec. l. As a means Of increas.
ing the efficiency Of rural education 1t
tendent of public schools to make pro-
vision for special school Of in
struction during the summer months
for not more than one hundred rura!
teachers. The course of study and
plans Of instruction shah be arranged
with. special view to training for
rural teaching and rural leadership:
ashoai shall bs Selected the .sa, e
Tsepommendasion Of supePintendents
Of rural towns, in accordance with
such standards OF fitness as the state
superintendent shall determine.
Teachers so trained shall agree to re-
turn to the service Of the towns from
which they are chosen for at least
one year during which time they
shall act as rural critic and helping
teachers.
Sec. 2. The state superintendent
of public schools is hereby authorized
to arrange for the payment of neces-
sary expenses Of travel and board In
CURED by teachers In attending said
school of instruction, and at the close
mend to the governor and council.
cessfuI service. the payment to each
teacher SO trained Of bonus OF
twenty-iv per cent Of the annual
salary paid to her by the town for
carrying out the provisions OF this
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

notice In writing to tie eommi1ioneE
Of inland fisheries and game. at An
gusta, Maine. Of the fact Of such kill:
amount Of damage done; whoever fails
to give such notice shall IN no wise b
projected BY the provisions hereof:
Whoever shall cultivate any crops Tor
under the provisions Of this paragraph
shall IN no wise be protected thereby:
and II shall be unlawful to place salt
in any place for the purpose OF en-
any provision Of this section shall pay
Q fine Of not less than nfty dollars, nor
moro than one hundred dollars, and
costs for each onense.'-tApproved
An Act to Provide for Retiring and Pen.
sioning Employees Of the State OF
Sec. L The supsrintsndsot a.a board
the head Of any stats department may
recommend the retirement from active
service and the placing upon pension
roll. any employee who has been en-
pioysd N cry ,si. .ts az WIG OK ro a
record for the term Of twenty hve con-
secuttve years. or moro. and sueh en-
ployee. subject to the approval OF the
governor and council shAu be 30 retired
Sec. q Any employee who 10 retired.
as provided In this act. shall be allowed
such amount as the governor and coun-
Gil shall determine not to exceed one
r rae she a for he ave years previous 70
the time OF his retrement.-(Approve
March S.
CHAPTK1 -.
An Act to Amend Section Ninety-one OF
Chapter Fifty-three OF the Revised
s.a a,e1ssi os conditions Of insurance
Companies. and providing a Penalty
for Neglect to File the Statement.
Section ninety-one of chapter nifty
three o fshe revised statutes is hereby
::hfteenth day Of February" at the
end of said section. and substituting
therefor the words. first day Of March,
SO that said section. as amended. shall
read as follows:
Sec. 81. Every insurance company.
nually. by the thirty-drst day Of Janu-
airy, render to the commissioner either
an exact statement. under oath, OF Its
condition as II existed on the thirty
first day Of the previous December. or its
as required by blanks furnished by
the commissioner. and any company.
association or society which neglects
or refuseA to comply with the provisions
Of this section, or to file its premium
II shall be liable. as required by the
laws Of this state. forfeits 1--WE dollars
a day for each days neglect. provided.
that for good cause shown. the commits
which the statement required by this
section may be filed. to a date not later
than the first day OF Narch.'-(Ap-
proved March 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
CHAPTER 81.

An Act to Authorize the Comni'Ss,ha
Various Bureaus and Llres WEE Woe
in the Department of Asf'e'''''
into Divisions. ,.,,e g
The commissioner Of agriouNa,Tea
hereby authorized to group ne, TIE
Gus bureaus and lines OF woFH ;,,o a..
department Of agriculture Tvs Of!
visions, to be known as diVisl,o.try
animal industry. plant inn;mristrs.
markets. inspection. and acnis Ire
ton. Appropriations made , hw o..
various bureaus and other ma n,he.
work in q division and any ,.nose
funds available for the same Iu,!,ssjon.
shall he credited TO that ,uIn Y
Hereafter. appropriations sn, an o!
made for each division. iH. 80 sew.
separate appropriations for ,'e Ap.
eral bureaus and lines OF wGGA'
proved March III
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09

6aceF1nity or physical condition Of the
eAAa, or who uses the words denust,
Ssos' The osh istf is1,. D. ti. o,
eonnsee1oo with his name, which In any
way rspresents him A. eseag enEaged
1n a. practice Of dent1g0y: provided.
f rs a1 Sofs " ssson ss aDDy 70
legally qualified physician or surgeon.
S1nles he is practicinE denttsty as
speciality. or to . legal practitioner OF
dsotastry OF another ;tats making ing. e
society. convention Or association OF
0entigtS. March -
An Act 10 Amend Sections FoFty-eWo
and Forty-three Of Chapter Stxty-fou1
Gs ths Mev;sed St sta nns Re 1,,a to
Sec. / Section fory-evo Of ehapsar
axty-four Of the revised statutes -
nsrscy smsnded By stirling n ,s out t.1 1hs
line thereof and inserting in place
thereof the words librarian Of the state
library, so that said section. AZ amend.
ed. shall read as follows:
births, marriages. ana deaths Of any
town IN the state, previous to TIE year
eighteen hundred ninety-two. beginning
at the very earliest date, shall be coll
listers. records OF ciergymen. family
bibles, public records and other avail
able sources. and shall be printed and
verified in the manner required by the
standing committee OF the Maine His
some person selected by said commit
tee. whose services shall be rendered
free and without any compensation. and
the work sh-.l appear to them have
hAen NJ Cd v-i% tho Efve.
rian OF the state library shall purchase
FIVE hundred copies of such record at
price not exceeding one cent per
page; provided. that tne written copies
of the town records shall become the
property Of the state. and shall be de-
posted in the Office Of the registrar
Of vital statistics; and provided. further.
that not more than one thousand dol
this section in any one year
Sec 2. Any volume Of ancient vital
records now on file in the ONCE OF the
secretary 0! state shall be Transferred
in said state library. Section forty
three Of chapter sixt>-four OF the re-
vised statutes is hereby amended by
striking out the words lone copy to the
9 ns 81 2, state. .sd in the third
amended, shall read as follows:
Aforesaid shall be distributed by the
state registrar as follows: one copy to
the state library one copy to the free
public library OF each town and city Of
the state: one copy TO each state AMI
territorial library in the United States;
one copy TO the library of congress- one
copy TO each incorporated historical So
ciety in the state; one copy to the libra.
~ Of each college in the state; and
one copy to each registry Of deeds TIE
remainder shall be placed in the state
(ApproYed March 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
CHApTER IS.

An Act to Amend Section Fen.
Chapter Two Hundred az sT;,a.
teen OF the Public Laws @; ~.
teen Hundred and Seventse'" n ..,i,
ing to the Carrying OF p2ass''
Weapons Without a License.
Section four OF chapter iW' laws laws
dred and seventeen of the puh-it -
OF nineteen hundred and s"Hen.S.s" ,sa
hereby amended by striking 'uS ss5
word Tess. in the second lire .. ssa,
section and inserting in place IT'S. &c.
the word more. so that the - ,,Ivs:
tior. amended. shall read as ,ro.
Sec. 1. Whoever violates r. ~,
visions Of this law shall he t;tu IN.
more than one hundred dollars or . -,ni
fined in the county Jail for P,Ao.
not exceeding ninety days --'A'
proved March 1e)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
'CHAPTE1 81.

An AT to Amend Section Fifty seven
OF Chapter Thirty-three Of the Re.
rh seu statutes, as Amended by
81 the Public Laws Of Nineteen
hundred and Seventeen, Re!atinr
90 the Projection Of Wild Birds.
ty-three OF the revised statute. %.
amended by chapter two hundred and
n, nn or the public laws Of nine
h heen hundred and seventeen. is here
~ &"enoed oy inserting after the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-09
CRAPTE1 46.

by amended by inserting after the word
certificate" in the second line thereof
the words of ability and by adding at
the end Of said section twenty nine the
following:
Said certificate shall be considered a
license to practice dentistry in this
state. except that 1t shall be unlawful
for any person to practice dentistry in
this state in any year after the year in
which said certificate is issued to him
the state board of dental examiners on
or before January first of said year q
fee OF one dollar for which he shall re-
esiye a Iegissra alton. card. which card ard
certificate above mentioned 30 that
said section. as amended. shall read as
follows:
Sec. =. Said board shall issue under
its seal. to all persons who shall sue
saae 81 ssy to s
and secretary. Whoever engages in
the practice OF dentistry in this state
shall keep his certificate in a conspicu-
rooms in which he practices. Said GER
tificate shall be considered a license to
practice dentistry in this state, except
that 1t shall be unlawful for any person
to practice dentistry in this state in
any year after the year in which said
certificate Is issued to him unless no
shall pay to the treasurer Of the state
board of dental examiners on or before
January first OF sad year fee OF one
dollar for which he shall receive a reg
istration card. which carl shall be
placed beside or attached to the certifi-
cate above mentioned -(Approved
C1APTB1 ~.
An Act to Amend Section Five Of Chap
ter Eighty-three Of the Revised Stat:
utes. Relating to Regular Sessions OF
County Commissioners OF Hancock
County.
Section five of chapter eighty-three Of
the revised statutes is hereby amended
by striking out the words Hancock. on
the second Tuesdays of January, April
and October" in the eleventh line OF
said section and substituting therefor
the words, Hancock, on the second
Tuesdays Of January and October. and
the fourth Tuesday OF April, 80 that
said section, as amended. shall read as
Sec. S. They shall hold annual ses-
eions in the shire town OF each county
at the times following:
In the county of Androscogg1n, on the
first Tuesdays oe April and October:
Aroostook. on the first Tuesdays OF
January. March. May. July. September
Cumberland. terms Of record on u
first Tuesdays Of January and Jun9,
and regular sessions on the first Tues
day of each month:
Franklin. on the last Tuesdays OF
April and December:
Hancock. on the second Tuesdays Of