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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-08

Naturally the citizen who was
afraid it would be too dry for the
farmers to SOW wheat is now alarm.
ed lest the rain put the cotton crop
on the blink.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-08

M. F. Courtney figures that no
body will believe Bill Richards and
hence will not take any further ac
ton in the fortune teller case.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-08

There is very little hope for the
fellow who is afraid he will soil his
hands.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-08

Oklahoma City is boasting of hav-
ing four bran-new oil millionaires.
Tulsa will have to step some now.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-08

1t is not what you make,
1t is not what you spend,
1t is what you save
That counts in the end.-Anon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
Z. S. DESERTERS TO
ALLIED FORCES

Boston. April S.-Me. vhp uese-. eli
The United States army 20 JOIN allied
forces were requested IN : notice trorn
me Northwestern Department todS +.
70 surrender ~ once. There were
many SUCH instances during he early
Gays Of r1e WY, both before IND
after The TnlIed States entered j.,
most Of them II men VINO sought az
lion overseas when they had little
prospect Of obtaining il with rhe
American o-ganizaIIons
Men VINO nave been cou., -rnarriuied
Oh charges growing ont Of such IN
cluents. have been required un,v TO
se''re out their enlistment with the.
Tinted States ARM Officials SAID
Thai while no promise of immunity
was involved n the request 20 sur-
render, ], was p-obanle tina. 4 .siIni-
lar requirement would satisfy the
government.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
Chamberlain
is Chided by
Secretary War

Washington. April Recommending
on vna1 he termed The very .nteu-
pera.e speech of Senator Chamber
lam. retiring cnairruan Of the Sena; :
Military Committee. delivered 81
Natchsz, MISS. n connection with
the AnseIl CroWaier court martha
controversy, Secretary Baker sand
today thu, n three wears as secretary
OF War ne cpuio not recall single
instance II which he had -ece:ved a
helpful suggestion rom Senator
Chamberlain or one witch seemed IN
tended 10 pe helpful
'I am perfectly willing" the seq
rotary ADDED. TO leI the people OF
the country declue between what the
War Department. has dune IN three
Years and what Senator Chamberlain
mas SAID IN three years"
Senator Chamberlain recently de-
manuec that tho Ansell letter rs
gwen the same publicity as had been
gwen one from Gen. Crowder 10 SEQ
:
now develops, ~ urgent request mace
n thc letter itself.
Publication of the letter shows ths:
COL. Anse!l, replying 70 statements
by Cen. Crowder, bluutiy asserted
that responsibility for any ma =
nIrlstratIon III the Office Of the
Judge advocate genera. must be 10
Gated first UPON the secrn,ary nt wa.
He charged thu; General Crpwde'
first agreed with him IN regard 10
the powers Of lis office. but after be
ing taken 20 t2sl by Secretary Bal
c, sHlr. "Anseil. tad % back On
vou. I'm SORRY but il was necessary
10 40 II 70 save my of1ciaI ;-cputa-
ton
Colonel A-seil, reviewing the whole
CONTROVERSY ann attacking The state
-nent of Gen. CroWuer as 'dextrous
effort 20 d,vert public attention from
The system of Injustice which he de-
tends" virtually made the charge re-
Gently mace by Senator Chamber
AIN. tina, Secretary Baker and Gen.
Crowder were moi acting II Sopo
faith when they sent 10 Congress
some time ago q bill 70 revise courts
martial procedure. He said the see
reIArv mad refused II accept his opIn
ION that mower already existed TO!
SeviewIns sentences and correcting
lnJuSLlces ana that the hill sent 20
Cancress WIS no! bona tide propos
IL 10 correct existing evils.
OF ths present system the iette,
SAID
~ say The system does not do JUS
lice. Il does nJuslice-sross- ter
.inle splrIt-crushinc injustice Ev-
itience 81 II is on every hand 10 those
who Will nut ser. The records of
this Office -eek with il. The organ
ration Of me ciemencv board now
sitting recommending clemency IN =
hundred cases. IS a confession Of L.
Clemency. however can never afface
rhc injustice done. in ny iudgmen;
he army will never mold the place i,
ought 20 noid n he faith and aHe.-
non of our peopie until he machinery
70, loang military justice can be
ouIIllniEea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
Thieves Dynamite
Safe and Escape
With $50. 600 Cash

Huntington. ". Va. April 3-RoD-
beers dl-nAmited the safe of the flrsl
National Bank u Ansted - mile.
cast Of here, AND escaped with sao. e0C
IN cash and war Saving. stamps rarfy
WSdnesdar, according 70 IA message
received today Ivy Hunt Inrton police
asking thai 4 look out be kept for The
bandits. who are believed TO hav.
come 10 this city. The robbers. tn.
message saIu, Obtained the loot after
blowing the locks Oft The doors OF III.
vault, hui failed 10 penetrate the in
ner chambers Of the safe in which
WIZ S2ah 600 in Currnncy
T,ie robbrry which, occurred be-
tween midnight Tuesday and day
light Wednesday,. was NOT discuvered
until the bank war opened for busi :
ness Wednesd& morning. So well
did the robbers mufile the sound of
the explosion which wrecked me
safe, persons sleeping in building
fifty feet distant were not awakened
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
FIRST UNITS
Continues rom Page One

Welfare association viii send 70
Camp Devens 500 apple. pres ana 800
gallons Of lce cream. -'hs assoc!a
uion announced mai il .lad MADE ~
-anEelnents 70 t-anEpo-' nv autoTno-
nile ali members Of ms -ncIUenI rom
Camp Devens 20 Boston 70" the re-
"eptIUn End parade, anu that they
would establish hospitality nuts -
Camp Devens anu III Boston
Plans for TIE reception ,.nu parad q
progressed oday. T,le mavor CON-
mi1tes voted 70 MAKE ne expenGi-
lures from me $685., 900 4und provided
by the state officials ne hotels en-
rertainInc relatives - ToiCie-7
s1.0G0. music, 5000 cigars mt
cIEarattes zoe; atnle-Ic ryenI f.
"a orc; automobiles. scc.5ht --auspo' =
Ia on. Si5:t.
Soldiers Will have s-h- .Iea-rn
ply tickets fu- reia ives who a-r uu-
atsie % ply hem themselves En-
ler-ainmen1 N hotels will also ne
provided for i;elat!ve-s
The ma vo-s committee will ask
residents If Boston and If cities ana
towns within twenty miles 70 uolun-
teei q entertain relatives - rnen n
the division 6e1rerIv Raaruul. chair
man Of the family hospitality com
mlttee, sid that the appropriation
70! -he!I entertainment would nor ile
sufficient - care tor -he 40 e0h who
are expected
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

10 take from the tahle Dill An Act ID
amend Section : o. Chapter IS ot Tie
REVISED Statutes, re.ating TO cauHes l.e-
termlned by rne i'uniic Utilities COM
m.ssIDn. and on further motion by Inc
Zarne gestleman, = viva voce vote be-
ing taken, The HOUSE voted 10 Indeti
From the Senate: Bill An AZ. amend
ing the Public Aaw-s OF 1911. Chapter 3o0
entitled An Act relative 10 the hours o.
ed.IipymenI Of women ana children.
IL the House Reppr, -, ought 10 pass-
WAS accepted. End the bill was PASSED
10 be engrossed. y
II comes back from The SENATE with
report Z. ought not 20 pass. accepted
IL nun-concurrence.
On motion by Mr. Barnes o. Aouitan
the House voted 70 Insist on lis -ur
rner action md call fur committee o.
conference.
The SPEAkEI. The Chair appoints
az The conferees on the par Of The
House Messrs. Barnes Of dpulton
DOYLE o; Riddsford und O'CDnnct Of
MillinpcAet
The House recessed until 4.t5 r ".
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
RUSS SITUATION
STIRS LONDON

London, April S.-Thr curtain u-ak
''aised FOR th- British punbc on .h,,
position OF the Allied army m mort n
isuEsis for the first time this after
noon. The SERIOUS situation III The
Murmansk region and The attempt
by the Solsheviki 70 drive the AlIjed
troops OF Che Archanrcl Hrnnr into
The sea are the CAUSE OF much arx-
let. TIT London afternoon papers
circulated DnsLers through me streets
with startling phrases Of vhnch the
British army imported VAS tso,ca /.
The public bought the papers eac
CRY. having no ioea which army WAS
referred 70. same Of The Diapers de-
c.art.o thai another kut su--enun-
or khartun tragedy threatened. 81,
Ernest ShacEietor the explorer who
has Just returned from Russia. where
ne super1rtenued The winter outfit =
ting and feeding OF The expedition
confirmed the danger 70 fhe Alice
position an darTnies. He Is credited
with stirring i>rltish officials into a
iseener realization Of TIN. seriousness
OF the situation in Russia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

ThH various Htor. windows looked
rei: ir-c-tiest Thu-suav appearing IL.
her asw coiors. being dressed +o- thc
snf'LS openings. anu The streets veg
welt crowded durpg The Ga, win spe E
tafore-rIlo atl,- women. ny the va
who were cur!ouG tt see what Dame
ahhion had To SHOW 10, he STYLES ,illa
spr!ns and summer. n one or two m
stances man was seer o ne with III.
lazy ana giving niE OPINION ~ varo
articles or dist!ar. consisting Of mos
hesutitu gowns With heaned trimmings
tuc@a, cnbroide-'y ana IN facc ever
KIND Of trimming. as eve-:-tninE If IL
style This season. The coats we're cs-
Dec.aily attractive oelnc few N noler
nut N En--eral STYLES. The ialrlan nsLt
Is one rf -he ieads-s and ALREADY sew
era NJ Tins ..tyie are seer az thc street
The leading color N suits Is blue and
he vestee is ve-- popular The beau;i-
ful waists displayed were ~ seorret- e
creme de rhene, handsome vo.ls w.t.
headed trimmings and hea"v erli-oi1-
-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
EVENING SESSION 30 ,. NJ.
PASSED. 70 5e Enacted

AL All 10 a-nenu sections 70. ~ and -
OF Chapter IS Of Int Revised Statutes
Is amended by Chapter IiS 0. tht Pub
ploymert o. cAiioreI..
AZ ACT 70 amend Chapter ~ .. III.
Public -aws o. 1917. relating TO price
u Maine Reppr-s
An AZ. 10 amend Section i. of Cl1a PEE:
- o. The Private anG Specia, 1--WE IF
iss9. - lmenued by Chapter = o: tbs
Private anu Specia! Laws Of .9Oe il
c-eAE.ns the salary Of the Judge OF The
municipal court o: Wate-viIie and :,
amend aecs4on y Of -hapte- 3s7 Of the
Private Gno Sreciai Laws Of 1909. re
.atlns 70 The junge OF the police cour-
o. t.ockland AND 70 amend Section a
ot Chapter 36S Of tht Private and Spe-
cial --aws ~ 1909 relating 70 The re-
corder Of the police cou-t o. Rocl.IanG
An Art 70 amend SECTION OF Chapte-
44s Of he Private and Special Laws OF
1887, fixing compensation Of trustees o.
The Maine School Coy The Deaf
An Act 10 amend Section /. Of C'hauta-
Of the Revised Statutes 10 provide
*n- additional assistance Tor the Board
of State assesso-s.
An ACT 70 amend Cnapte. SG ~ The
7-rvate and SpecIal LAVE ~ 1917 as
amended ivy ~haufc- $50 ~ n. 7'-,ra-.
and 93aciaI Laws of 1915 relating 70
he TiscataruIF rnunicipa1 cou-; mat
ing the clers Of cnu--r % 7iscatauuis
ouuntr -ecn-de- of said municipal "ou-.
and fixing the salary Of SAID -ecnroe-.
AT Act n amend Section y nj -har-
ter IS Of the Revised Statutes. -eiatins
- the -eEuls tion AS 70 tbs Use Of stree.s
b. st-ae- -aii-oads
An Act 70 amend SECTION 4 % char
ter II ri the Revised Statutes ~elaf-
irr % The salaries nf stenugraphe-E %
Cumberland and Nennehec superior
courts, rs amended by Chapter rs of .he
PuhiiC laws of 1917.
All Act 10 amend Section 16 of Chapre-
. % the Revised Statutes. as amended
by Chapter IS OF 'he Public Laws o.
1871. relating 70 inventor of exeurp:
i've stock ana fowl
An Act auditorium. the appointment
of Stale PENSION agent
m ACt 10 amend tHacter il NJ me
Public LAVE of 1871 10 provide ro- pay
Incni OF L BOUNTY on bears killed in the
Sale
An Ar 70 amend Sertion ] nj Chapter
~ 81 The Private and Special L.aws Of
!s0. III amended by Chapter y o. the
Private and Special LAVE of 1915. -eIat-
ing to An increase in the amour, nj
fIap INV rn~ he yyx.fry
municipal court.
An Act 70 prevent crueltv 70 animals.
An At 70 amend Section s. of chapter
Of the Revised Statutes, relating 70
the State auditor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

Bangor, Me. April s-Major Biae-
assistant judge advocate general O.
the Department OF the Northeast will
place before the War Department au-
tilorlties IN Washington soon the de-
sire Of the State for the lO3rd In
fantr,- Of the 18th Division to parade
in Portland. it was announced tonight
in connection with the visit VI MAJ
Gen. Edwards TO tins city. If encour-
aGement is given the plan GOV Mil
tiksn sair ne would go TO Washing
ton To urge it in person before tn.
department officials.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
JudgeYour
Printing
As YOU Do
Your Business
Suit
Print Shop Talk
To Business
Men

You Judge your bus:-
ness suit on it's merits
its comfort - looks -
wear. and you usually
get, In the final analy-
sis, just about what you
pay for.
In printing you get
Just what you pay for
but with this differ.
ence: The cost of a
frst-class job is only a
small fraction ore
than the cost of an ordi-
nary job.
You can buy a thou.
sand letter heads for
$500 or you can pay a
dollar more HERE and
get a letter head that
will forcibly express
the standard of your
business as you would
have others Judge it
The appearance and
look of quality will be
inseparably a part of
the perfect jsb-as in
delible as though spun
in the web. Yet it has
cost you but one-tenth
Of a cent more a sheet
to give the best possible
representation of your.
self and your business.
Worth it?
Why, when you ac-
tually figure it out the
argument for Cheap
ness" vanishes in thin
air. 1t becomes ridicu-
ous.
When you have a
Particular job bring it
to printing headquar-
tiers. ere we have
the mental and me-
chanical equipment
brains plus every mod.
ern device known to the
art If printing are
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
Finally Passce

Resolve. amending Article * of
the Constitution. as amended by Ar
ticie XNXV of the Constitution. in
creasinr the state debt limit.
This resolve cGrT'ying the cmersen-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04


from t.It S@uAtc: Ecsolye appoint
me Z committee 10 revise, collate, at-
-anEu and consolidate tht cullargra! IN
ueritanct Ia auL probate laws u :iit
STATE Ot M4Ine.
: his WIS pasSed 70 ms enS-osseG II
-ns dous. and nnAl!y PASSED.
II comes rom thr Senate with Senate
Amendment a Adopted.
t~nul1c Arneut.nen; a -cad.l
On motion by AIR, barnes OF iuultun
Las Hour voted 70 reconsider its az
non ntrcpv tins RESOLVE was tlhali Y
PASSED OIL furttle- motion by tne same
gentleman INC House vu;Eu 10 rcron-
.;,ue. Ills action whereby 'shiE Resolve
war PASSED 90 ne en-ross.d.
Tnercupon. ny viva vore vote. the
House adopted Seuaie Amendment A IN
concurrence, aus the bill was uRased
20 nr enE-ossec as amended Ivy Sena e
Amendment = III concurrence
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
Up. H'ES SD
EM > NJ

-lIt -1DU5s tH,ESstsn UhL-l 2 u,
$40 p NJ.
The SPEAKER. There q nothing
more 20 come before the House 70
night n The shape o. pills.
On mn1'un by NJ. Barnes of
EoultoI..
Adjourned until Tomorrow morning
IL $50 a Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
WATERvIlLE

NJ INA Mrf, Ted Il Smith ana
ron Hocai- n Winthrop has "et ur-s-i
nome lfrer visiting M smith s
bro- her, Roy 9. smith Of silver ley
race.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

cy clause requires rwo- thirds VOL
o. all the members Of the House ON
its final passage.
A division he,nS had
One hundred anu fourteen having
vnted N the affirmative and none IN
the negative. The resolve was finally
passed.
On motion by Mr.. Burnes Of Hpui-
ton. UNANIMOUS consent WAS gwen
the rules suspended. and the follow
ing orue, presented on, OF ORDER:
Ordered, me SENATE cpncur-inc
That the State librarian ne. and he
hereby is. ordered 70 mill 70 each
member Of the 89th Legislature d
copy u The ACTS Gn6 Resolves Of this
Legislature End a cnpy OF the Jour
ma Of the House Of winch ne IL Il
member when same are published.
The nrder received q Massage
On motion by Mr.. Barnes OF Lioul-
ton. the House recessed until SIS
r NJ
AFTER RECESS
Conferences Repor.
merits on bill An ACT IL amend the
charter Of the city Of South Portland
That the Senate -eceue and concur
with the House i'll the passkSe ~ this
bill TO be cng-osssd. as amended by
House Amendment A, signed ny the
SIX memberS OF the conference CON-
rlIrtee.
-hereupnn the House vnicd ~
receive The rnpur. Of the commit tee.
From The Senate: Hill. An ACT 70
provide for the distribution of staie
school funds. available for :he sup
nor. ot common schools Upon trls
IN. House voted this afternoon -
adhere 70 It's former action. The
ptpe-s came nack from ;he SENATE,
that branch insisting or It's former
ac-ror. whereby The -cnor, was -t-
tcr-ed - me neAt Legislature with
ACCOMMODATING order and asking 1u-
committee OF conference. appoint
ing Seuitors Walker. Ricke- ana
Baxter.
Nj. WILSON o. Pn-.lAnc M
Speaker. : move YOU :hx; ue adhere.
The SPEAKER tn. CHAR viii
state that the House has already vol
I'd 70 adhere. and unless il reconsIu-
n-s -.lA, vote, -he matter Is settled
so Ear as The House = concerned. 4
If the House takes no action tfIE
pape- will Simply be returned u thc
Senate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

Rev. Harry Taylor will speak al The
CHAPEL exercises a. Conurn Classical
Institute u $50 tins Friday morn
ing II the men chapel ~ COLBY 4:
9.oo and ii ne women :, chapel -
moan. Thursday moon he addressed
ne largest meeting ever held e. IN.
Maine Central railroad shops. T'ht
meetings have been Afld i. The shu1s
Z; various times, and different Da.J.
to1- Of ms CITY and Fairfield dem.
ne addresses Cileg4, interest," %.
oe.@H manifested among :ae men Tho
ar" employed al ne shops. The 81
vIHe =; nnon Thursday was la-se.r
attended. md great enthusiasm Wa
shown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

The SPEAKER; The Chair would in
ouire if the gentleman from augusta.
Mr.. Maher. il ready to take up The
matter ne tabled"
On motion by Ny Maher It Wac votea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

tom the SENATE: Bill All &C; 10
amend the CHARTER Of The Eity OF
south Portland
This WAS PASSED 10 ne eug-ngsed
II thu Il uuse Is amended by HOUSE
Amendment a and WIS also passed
20 Dc enacted.
!, comes rom he Senate PASSED
10 :,e engrossed as amended by SEN
ate Amendment 4 and House Anenl-
,nent A.
The SPEAKER The Chair W.
lead Senate Amendment s. tAmenu-
rneNt read.
Alr EINCkLEy - South Port
land M. Speaker. this act TO amend
the cnar1e, Of the CIV OF South Port
land was introduced here and merely
provides Toy extending our holding
Of properly. rom 100000 10 $500, 900.
The reason TOY that was this: The
city Of South Portland now owns
much more L!ian 100000 worth OF
property IN sc:ooihouses and other
public Utilities. For some reason
somebody mas placed in the hands O.
d Inemner o. the other honv an
amendment which eliminates : ce,-
tain section Of the charter Of the city
Of South Portland and by eliminating
< is IS provided that any municipal
officer either elected by the neople
by me city council uf appointed. car
70 ur into Aronstook COUNTY and
Sill he elected treasurer or rnavor
n South Portland or any other Of
Ace. ana continue 70 live there II
Is v,cious AND malicious. and il wuEt
ne TY,y- my y,T
city Of South Portland from amend
lnE it's chart ~ 20 SO increase --.ar-7
s7nt ono 70 $500. oDN We have jusf
completed a sctIooihouse. Va have
q bpnd issue advertised for the clty-
and # this does not 20 through III
ms tirne The city ~ South Portland
rs absolutely hinIcss in putting its
bond issue through ! move that tins
amendment ,e indefinitely Dosrooned.
Tho SPEAKER: The C-hair will
state that the amendment is not St.r-
name IN he bill Tho bill itself is Hn
amendment 10 @"ctior of Chapter
~ and the amendment Ia REALLY
hill IN itself which repeats Section
=" Of the same chapter
Nj ETNCELEy: Mr.. Spea KEY in
tETnurh as u is very important for
lie city If South Portland that this
bill he enacted in both branches
wniIiG like TO do whatnyar is nncns-
sa-rv 20 ne done 70 have il passpd IN
The Senate. As ! understand IT, Is
has not y"t bacn passed N The Sen
at"
The SPEAKER: Il has beer
PASSED u l,e nrgrossed III The Sanafr
amended ny a House amendment
wn,cn VIZ adopted here. and also ~
the SENATE amendment which was
read. and the Chair Jules TINT the
amendment Is not -e-y1ann 10 tho
bill y is really q new hin affecting
;LnotiI"r section NJ the statute. ;irr
The Chair would rule that the amend
rnent IS moi IN order.
Mr.. HTNChIEY: Mr. Spnakc.
will the bill 30 in it's way now. hay
ing been paused by the House and
Senate"
The STEAMER: The Chair will
state HAT the bill will have 20 20
back &c the SENATE. that body hay
Ing taken some action. The gentle
man can move 70 Insist upon it's for
Iper action.
Mr.. BARNES: Mr. Speaker. should /
there not he Incorporated in the mo- |
ton also committee OF confer |
cnce" |
Mi. HINCkIEY: Yes, NJ. Speaker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
Finally PaEser

Resolve making an appropriation n
aid ot navigation on Sebago lake. SpnEo
river. Bay vi Naples, Cl1utes river and
Long Lake. in Cumberland county
Resolve repeating Chapter 100 of the
Resolves Of lE1. relating &c lists Of au-
tomubiIe registrations.
Resolve for indexinE the documents
filed by the Legislatures pf Mime SIT -e
leo. now in the office Of the secretar,'
of the Senaie
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

JCun .. Gerrlsh of CIer:Ish *
smith went 10 BrooizlinE. Mass. he
fcEI 81 the week. where he will nave
charcc ii ne re%pray-lng Tor the tow Il
81 STuuk:tne COY the mex; no,
mCat.if
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

From the Senate; Az AZ, 70 amend
Section IS Of Chapter y. Of The Re
vtsed Statutes. -riatlng 10 the Bpa-d
of Registration OF Medicine.
This was pas. d 70 be ens-ossed II
the House and passed TO ne enacted.
]: comes from ne Senate passed
"a he "ng-ossed as amended py sen
ate Amendment a Senate Amend
.nert A read
Thereupon The House voleu to -e-
consider its action whereby This bill
was PASSED 10 be enacted. II also
voted 10 reconsider its action where
by this bill was PASSED 10 De en-
crossed
Thereupon the House voted 10
aaop, SeCaIe Amendment a II con
currence ard The bill was nassed 10
ne engrossed as amended by Senate.
Amendment a IN concurrence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04
:nued from Page Four

.-.-u-.nued from Page Four
., WEIR Of Fort Fairfield. Nj.
sent d petition to the clerk z
~. eddy on this same matter.
'.AhEE. Is II the pleasure
.,. uuse that all petitions that
Dol. =, ne clerks hAuds be received
-, e.az. III tiieE
.---i7.l ny Mr.. SAWYER Of For:
-..i- iva voce vote helng taken
.,,o u prevailed.
.pn ny Mr.. Barnes of HpulioE
-. ,..ss recessed until 7 Nd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

ny 'it Senate: Bill An ACT 10
-.~o-ias 10Y tne distribution of Sraie
,..u yunus available for tae +su!'-
- - 'orrnun schools
8 -h4 House april =. minority re-
au-. lucii, nu1 TO pass WAS accept
Il
me. @-orn he Senate najur'rty
.art~. referring hill 10 mex. iegisio-
-u~e with accompanying oruer. ac-
stteG y non-conclir-erce.
A. morton Dv Mr.. Perry Of Wash
II IL viva vnce vore being t:aisen.
No. ..uusf voted 10 adhere 10 It's
9-ne- action.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-04

On motion ny Mr. Barnes OF Aoul-
ton. the House RECESSED until SIS
IL