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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-15
HAY OCHEHTA Y CINCO
ESCUELAS AHORA,
EN- MONTERREY :. :.
Catorce mil RiHos concurren
q dichas escuelas en-
la actualidad

MONTERREY, n. l.. JUNO IA
Tn date harto elocuente de Ia cultu-
ra del pueblo de Nuevo Leon v que
pone de relieve Ell cello que siempre
han mcstrado sus autoridades por ei
desarrollo de Ia instruction publica,
Is entertainments de la niiez, es Ell que
ACADIA de a a Ia p~ublicldad, en- un
cuadro comparative. Ell Alcalde Prime
70 de este Municipio En- dicho Qua
dro So contiene una exposition sinG2-
tica del numero de EscuelaS establecl-
das. de maestros que las atieEden y
de alumnos que a esos planteles con-
curren en- la actualidad. asi como esos
mismos datos correspondence a otras
diversas epocas, Y cuya comparacion
demuestra ell gran progreso que ha te-
nido en- Ell Municipio csc ramo de Ia
administration pGblica-
Del citado cuadro aparece u an
1894 existian en- Monterey, 81 escue-
las atendidas por IS profesores y con
una asistencia de alumnos de 1888
ninos de ambos seyos. En- 1917 el
numero de ~escuelas era de 81; el de
los profesores lie 29S y ell de los alum
nos de 1888 y en- Ia actualidad
cuenta Ell Municipio, u en- su mayo
RIA 10 Constituye IA Ciudad de Monte
lrrey. pues las Congregations de La
bores Nuevas, el Anc6n, San Geroni-
mo, Gonzalitos Y demas poblados que
comprende Ell Municipio, pueden con-
siderarse mas bien como suburbios de
esta capital. ochenta Y cinco escue-
las. atendidas por mas de 200 pro-
f~esores Y con una a~sistencia de alum
de mas de $4,000 nihos del sexo
masculine y del femenino.
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BriIloate notQ social en- la ca.
pital de Jalisco

GUADALAJARA. aJiisco. JUNO S.
II jamaica u orgarizada por dis
!nguidas damas de Ia sociedad tapa-
a, ACADIA de celebrarse en- 81 Para
ero' a bcneficio del Hospital de San
emilio. ha constituido una v~erdadera
ota social. Millares de personals asis
ieron al festival de carload Gonde
elmo una compeita algeria. Mas de
uatrocientas parejas bordaban ele-
antes bales entire los puestos proTu-
8 meute iluminados que lucian un
dorno eXplendente. Entire los tales
Ucstos fus sin duda alguna el de la
" 'rensa Linda de G~uadalaJara' el
lie Sc llev6 IA palma. Este semejaba
2. reGacci6n de nm ]peri6dico V ALI Sc
:cieron c~aricaturas : redacti Ia no
4 humorlsta e! Sablazo."
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lila MODA AL DIA.....
& s.
vESTlOo De TAFETA Y ENCAJE

Muv en- bosa sc halla IL moda de
c~onfeccionac vestidos combinando un
bonito Y fino encaie con telas de Sc
da de differences dolores y prec!samef.
te. inspirado en- tai r1oda Sc hal!a 81
modclo que hoy oirecemos a nueS-
tras ~lectoraS. q fin de que no ~ien"ren
los mas ~reciantas cAuones de Ia vo-
lu6le dictadora.
En- 81 vestido iAserto. Ia tea QUO
EXTRA en- la confeccj6n es Ia tafetl d.
seda de I'm color azul obscure Y ell
encaje que 10 complcta de color ere
ma con bordados de hilo de plata.
La blusa del vestido est4 cortada en-
una sofa pieza con Ell entrepano del
frerre &c Ia falda ' IA carte de IS
IA que eRvuelve las caderas. FL busto
de IL hlusa es estilo kimono de nan
ga corta Y el cuello redondc, con una
abertura en- e. centro del frente, que
es n moda en- las blusas de los yes
rides. La falda estI tornado por e.
entrepaho de cue Sc ha hablado Y por
las riras de encaje que salem de II
Inca de Ia cadera. Ia blusa lleva ade-
mas IN ribcte de gallon de plata en-
Ia Inca del cuello Y en- las mangas
e. somhrero es de torna ancha,
de paja azul, con un adorno de en-
GAIA IN IA parte haJa De "a calda. que
cuel-a n cuisa de veto para Ia cara.
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ENLACE OVERWHELMING

Ell senior .Tesns VI. Guerra. y Ia Sc
nori;a Ga5riela Elizondo. ambos MEM
bros de la colonia m~exicanr de Sc"
Antonio. Gcaban de celebrar su enla
ce nurcial. Ell dfa u del mes on cur
so Sc celcJrG IA ceremonial rel!giosa
en- Ia Ca,edral de San Fernando. q las
: a. m. Este acto que resuIto verda =
deyamente suntuoso fue apadrinad"
por las Siguientcs parejas: Sr. Cesa-
REQ Castro Camra y sehora doha An
loria 2. 10 Campo. ST. Eduardo He
rrera Y Sra. Maria o. de Herrera: Sr,
Alfredo Flores 'sehorita Rosa Cue
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oBRAs DE UTlLiDAD 9RAcTiCA

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mien.os para &goETai'a. ETaos1's'
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100. ceb1In. -aoano. tomato. esp
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,aaarss &C f9u.irE para carnpLE 81 al
cuyra mlslou Gs to-ma- y educar ! 20
E1ics oOS
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rsa-.cs. pCg e. Dr. Fcrel-a. de a AaS4
Academia &c As1c:na as Barcelona n
to-ao teLa
c1f, DEL AMBASSADOR De CABA-
LOS y DEL aN1hSEsr a"F-N@'
xicano para dCUsar en COS AosaS ca
bnUos Y ruIas 6-u.as o cSr-LS. pcr
Francisco Mora ....----- S-''
c.IIO DE CONBATE. ncuhaciou.
ia RIimrntus ) hCb.caS. como So
,oroce e supreme gallo de comn2te.
,-rparaeitn, iuecss, apusstaS. unanas
rarras Dor Pauline L0Pez.---.-.SA.' ~
?. Nedicipa CaSera--TratNmieGtos ssnci-
To- : faci!es Kara combat= toGa case &c
Intermediates = academies .---'..'. sSe
:, Vs-daders Cienc3a de Gursr- Ira
rarianto aaturiSta mOtsrno y AoSo
- ,enoce- AS eaterned2ceS pof u
sTr-ss56n dsi rost-o. In ton0 tea saw
Manual del Fosone-o MaquInis;a. per Cou- -,
Gsr--Cn volIEaen tea
Manual Del Cczerciante ) EPIssoAElo GO
me-cIal.-Ob-a ~utIllSirnR para toEa per
aona de rsGocios Wv
Nj. Ou:ziea-os See-etos de- KoEar-Colec-
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"a dc enseres 6Omesticos, tells = vesG-
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caGcr. hygiene. etc. INSTRUMENTATION eGs
Noyisino Coayador Universal Manual
&c cuentaS ajust2dzz. con e. cual Sc
r~esCsIyen yio.eniaHents to6a case &c
operaciones sin uscssldad de n2neres
n eaeu4os ol0
PIantas cue cuzaa = plantas que ma
tan. TrataGo &c botanical medicinal
pa-a IA cuCaciOu de tcdas las en-
Ee-rnedaces oso
Recetaric de Medicina DoassGca--Ce3se-
cion de -ece-as para toGaS !aS e2teE1re-
6sGes = meier Ebeo de zedieina Pcpu-
ar cue sc IA PubIic1do. u tono lea $500
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rrAro. ST. LUIS Rios Y senori:a Alto
MIA Ruhio. Ia ~cerenIonra civil qne
corlo Ia ~r"ltciosa SO vi6 muy concu-
rrida por las ariistades de los con-
trayentes Sc celebr6 "A las 10 a. m.
del misn1o dfa en- la casa nGmero 502
de las Gales de So. FRO.
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SOCIOLOGICAL Y POLiTlCA.

En- Casa Aisaa-F-E.g@s DEL as''e''o' An.
iS,s,-ia de Esga4a ' los bsta"Ss
n1r5cs ss0se Nszisc- por es Lar 70 =
-ia,o Esql4ssi O3reEe7 p "a
Ia r,sala obra. empasssda er ie'H ~
E-cr,gs Poa:acoS = his;-EeIS' 'O 90
- T.sci5u paIaca lie Mexico. Ia
CsasrrU ION : "a DicIaa1Ta' 2o7 . >,
Emilio ksE7SS -
Ei-Eae. d. Csae-os- Easeyo dc err -
-. h...a.L.a cor q Lie. Jose l-e---- ~
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,r y vf-STLANIENTO De NAM
49,, 80 y DE- SCS GENERALS
VTPANON Y NEJIA: ealaa &C HTS
-a.a-o. p-rsiCncro5 en- 2. Zero ~
Canpsras. Juices ) deteHsoses. ASOs
- S4s.rT-sos. seutcGri2Cos 4 m3eE-
- -nlab-as De &az,G'u'229
- ~, Unica o6jritG oontorrne
- ,rs - -7cuer;-a en- q A-ch- o.,
~, General ." n Macon.
coRRESPoNDENcIA De JUAREZ !
NONTLUC. No-nE As
S,rc-a Agzaoaye g Hllalso, los %
nos de JecAeS, laurence : =.
--oc'anas Je Eoryy, EEocs' -
r1s C5rsu,cs. e. t-apc-.o 81 Mexico. eS-S
ursry-ESCS Y EAN-EIaSIOS Dr.
RENTTO JUAREE. aesGe 500 e~"t
N, rgs Epu-aGo = "a LS=Eta-asA
O,rz-. h.s-a 1872 IN cue i2-E-''' "a
sien8n Presidents dc In RepupicS
rr LlBRO RoJO: historic &c los
z-arLes c-i0c2es 81 1880
"a C7nqulsta. - Fj--"y ac2. q
D,,bT;,a . 81 InPersn. Oora d. Ezsa
p9ra-,o Mates. Payne Y g Lst- E1
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nc &c AleJanL-o
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Ia intervention ; = IuC-Ti9' Pet %--'
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= Obrecan. No:as E--,o-!ca5. zen ~.
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,rr.CrT AErA Gic.@rneues, c~l-cGa-es.
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Mexico. Hbe-nIcs ) conseryAdorSS' "
Triple Alianza, los Notao'aS' po.SLA
90 AaStn5'@a"'' ...-.. 81
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IIRROS DE LECTURA.

coraz6n.-Diario de IN Niao, p0F
.r;,i. Wv
g. aa-s, tel HoEar-LiSro pvinsro ae lee
tl-s, rara riGas 90
81 Angel de! Hoxar-Lib7o eguneo'.'' w
Ia Pe-,a &c r. CRsa-Tercss hoTo %
AnSei del EoSa= -
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Le..or Mexieano T=reero
as,oso 4. escrituza-l-c,uEa. por Ses''-
uen. con apEsasi6n al fOnssiSm0
IA Marcia anaiaeo-Sintsdes ... 'e
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siIsba-io de San Miguel ....." We
Cur,o de LenEaais. Por Il Prof. Ricardo
C6nez-P1ue- Gao o
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Grammatical de IA Real Academia ESpano!a.
UIlSms eGicion Official .S3.25
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.1.f, DEL AMBASSADOR De CABA-
TLOS y DEL PICADOR: me.odo me-
xicano para dCusar en dos aosas ca
bales y muLNs 6-atas o c'T-'LS' por
Francisco Mora .....--.- ---S- -.
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H.r,ere dc, Ma:-Imoaio--E A5ro de %
esp-sos. pog e. Dr. 9creiTa. de a R5G
Academia &c &e1.c.na Ge Barcelona u
TOTO tea
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cArLos DE CONBATE. necbasion.
"a sIir,rulus ) bCb.cIS. como So
,uroce q supreme gallo de como2se'
orepa-acttn, lUecss. HpuestaS. raahas
.nr,ras nor PaGiino L0peE........SA
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Noyislmo Coayador Universal. Manual
de cuentaS ~aJust2dzs. con e. cual Sc
~TesGelyen entertainments toGa case &c
operaciones sin uecssidad de n&aercs
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PIantas QCe cuvan = plantas que a1a-
tan TrataGo &c botanical medic.nEl
pa-a IA cuCacjOu de tcdas las en-
EeEneGaGes {
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Rece;ario De MsGicina DcasSUcA--Colsc-
ZION de 7eSetas pa-a toGaS !S eatezne-
6SGeS = meier Ebgo de SedieiHa Pcpu-
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$50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-20
ADJUSTMENTS
"CHECKERS" is
PLAY TO STIR
ENTHUSIASM

Rarely If ever has there been
photoplay seen in Augusta that could
stir enthusiasm equal to that aroused
yesterday at the Opera house by the
performance of, Checkers. de-
scribed as the greatest racing story
in the world which is now playing a
three days engagement. 1t is a play
that stirs all the emotions and the
great horse racing scene is one that
easily brings the most cold-blooded
person to his feet.
This picture brings back to an Au-
eusta audience Jean Acker, one OF
the most winsome stars ever seen in
photoplays. AS Pert Barlow she has
a. role admirably suited to her and
her work is of the kind that makes
an instantaneous impression on an
audience.
Jean Acker, a well-established fav-
orite, has not been seen here In mo-
ton pictures for some time. Now it
is found that her non-appearance on
the screen is due to the fact that she
has been on tour in Within the
Law" playing the role originated by
Florence Nash.
When within the Law, end
ed its tour Miss Acker re-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-20

beinf invaded in this manner do"'
ever, as soon as the surprise had aoAt'
ed the ou,stretched hands spoke iouoei
than words the warm welcome tna'
awaited all. The -arty took with them
a variety Of prepared refreshments. OF
which the large family circle all heafu-
~ participated. Mr.. and Mrs Huno-
is,te were given a shower Of CARDS ana
several other presents. one OF wnicn
was a birthday album. and all present
left their autographs n it The evening
was passed very pleasantly in a social
way and all expressed themselves as
DESTROYS Il meeting again one year
hence. Mr.. Eundie,,c was born In MI
Vernon, and after passing some Of his
younger days in the West. came oack
10 his native town and settled He nveo
on a farm for some years and then sold
out and went into the harness business
in Mt Vernon village and has remained
there ever since He has always taken
a deep interes. in all public affairs, be-
ing one OF the pillars Of the Methods.
church; was one Of the charter mem
bers Of the DAD Fellows Lodge. and
even now seldom misses a meeting. Is
a member Of Vernon Valley Masons,
and is also a member of the Grange.
Mr. Rundlette has always been very
active man. and ready to assist in all
good undertakings. and while he Is now
81 one can see him every day going
back and forth TO his place OF business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-20
MONMOUTH

The Rural Letter Carriers Of Ken
nebec County will meet at Augusta,
Monday, Feb. g. The president,
John Pinkham Of Monmouth. urges
all r. F. D. carriers to be interested
to attend this meeting, as important
business is to be acted upon. Let
ter carriers. substitutes, and post
masters are cordially invited. The
convention will be entertained by the
Augusta carriers and a royal good
time is expected.
Preliminary speaking preparatory
for the annual prize speaking contest
was held at Monmouth academy On
Monday. The following contestants
were chosen: Mary Austin. Nellie
Chick. Crystal Wight, Robertena
Nichols. Dorothy Reynolds. Helen
Waugh, Louis Fowler. Nelson Rich
ardson. Jr.. George Anthony, Harold
Tillson. George Chick and Norman
Moody. 1t is expected that the con-
test will be held the last week of the
present term.
The February meeting Of the ".
c. T. U. will be held with Mrs. c. q.
Boyd on Friday afternoon, Feb. 20
with Miss Viola Collins as leader.
The subject Of the meeting will be
Frances Willard.
Miss Anna Longfellow. a teacher
IN the Freeport High school, was at
nome over Saturday and Sunday she
passed in Winthrop the guest of Mrs.
Charles Kilbreth.
Inc regular day meeting Of Mon
mouth Grange was postponed on &C.
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WINDSOR

WESTERN. Charles 8. Mitchell Of
Rockport, who arrived SATURDAY "
preach At the Baptist church on Gun
dav. Was unable to hold a service ON
account OF the severe snow storm. MI.
Mitchell was entertained at the nome
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Pierce OF soutn
China.
Mrs. Matte Casey was suddeniS
called to tho home Of her sister. ME:
I. w. Saben Of South China by Illness
She is said to be improving. Mrs. Casey
recently received news from her orotn-
er, Melvin Tobey. who left last SPRING
for Mondover. Wis, saying the climate
did not agree with him and thought ne
would start for Maine the first OF
March.
Mrs. Annie Studley is slowly recover
ing from her illness
Ralph Trask is numbering in Togus
and boards with his sister, Mrs. John
Murrav.
Charles Seekins, who II at the homo
Of G. W. Lamson. has returned from
a few days visit with friends in Al
gusta.
EIleNQS were pIcdocQ W ANoi ooO~
news from Rev. M. H. Wakefield and
family Of New Hampshire. saying they
had recovered from their illness and
were getting strong again.
Mail Carrier Reedon. R. F. D. 81. says
the last two storms were the worst he
has had to encounter since he started
on this route.
Sympathy is extended from friends
in this vicinity to Charlie Mower OF
East Vassaiboro over the great loss and
serious illness in tho family.
One Of the pretty sights Of this sea-
son was the snow pillow scene in the
West Windsor district. after the severe
sleet and snow storm of last week. with
is horses attached to the snow ptow,
we'll groomed, sleek and fat. which
showed their eight drivers knew how
to keep them in condition to do heavy
work. To say they have a fine road
tells the story. Tuesday they were
again opening the West Windsor high
way and are now waiting for the next
storm.
r. E. Casey was business caller in
Windsor Wednesday.
Emmons Casey. who is employed in
the Watervilie Motor Co, has been pass
ing few days at the Casey homestead.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-20
TWO "HUSBAND"
PLAYS AT THE
COLONIAL

! Husbands certainly have their in
nings in the program at the Colonial
theatre for today and Saturday. 1t
is comedy bill of the first water
and the youngsters will enjoy it at
urday just as much as the grown
ups.
OF course everyone remembers the
great hit made by Douglas MacLean
and Doris May in "Twenty-three and
half hours Leave" in which they
appear here recently. These same
two stars are seen in another Para
mount-Artcraft riot" that is even
better than that other rib tickling
production. 1t. is called Whats
Your Husband Doing?" and it has
Tbeen produced under the direction of
Thomas H. Ince.
The story concerns newlywed
, wife, played by Miss May. who sus-
picions the scented notes received BY
her husband every morning and bear
ing the crest Of VIGOROUSLY speedy
, roadhouse, "Honeysuck!e Inn" The
wife enlists youthful lawyer in her
aid, whose better half is in turn
jealous Of him and-well, therfs
amusing complications galore and it
all ends in a big police raid and ex-
plantations and happy ending at the
police court the next morning.
The other husband play is fur
nished by Will Rogers, one Of the
cleverest comedians the American
;ox, &c
wit has at last found the wide audi
ence it deserves in this Goldwyn pic
ture.
On the stage Of the Follies, Will
Rogers has been swinging his lariat
in good old western style for the past
few years and dropping pearls of hui
NOR for a tired audience to grasp
and laugh over Now his ever-ready
flow of wit finds an outlet in the rich
comedy of the titles and in the action
of Almost Husband"
Throughout the making of the pic
ture, Will Rogers found fresh humor
in every situation; and many of the
remarks he made were incorporated
in the titles Of Almost a Husband"
Often, the cameraman had to stop
turning the crank to give the other
members OF the cast a chance to
laugh at the extemporaneous flashes
of wit which made the filming OF Will
Rogers new Goldwyn picture a jolly
vacation for the players.
Poison Waters" the tenth episode
of the great serial in which Jack
Hoxie and Ann Little appear and
Kilograms are the other good fea-
lures on the week end program at
the Colonial.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-20
STATE OF MAINE
KENNEBEc, ss.-sUPERIoR COURT
IN TERM

K ~ TEBE ss.-sUPER1oR COURT
Augusta. February 4th. 1890.
Hiram A. Gratrix, Lib't. VS.. Gracia p.
Upon the annexed Writ ard Libel. 1t
is ordered by me, the undersigned, JUS
tice of said Court. that notice thereof
be given to the Libelee BY publishing
an attested copy OF the same. or an alb
stract thereof, together with this order
thereon, three weels successfully In the
kennebec Journal. newspaper printed
m he OF tb,;w dsxs she
before the next term Of said Court, TO
be holden at Augusta. within and for
said County OF Kennebec, on the first
Tuesday, Of April next, that she may
and answer thereto il she see fit.
Attest: FRED EMERY BEANE.
Justice Superior Court
COPY OF LIBEL.
The Libelant alleges that he was mar
ried to the said libelee at Augusta in
TIE STATE ate. Of Maine ai On the 18th day Of
co-habited in this State after their said
marriage: that the libelant resided in
this State when the cause Of divorce
had resided here in good faith one year
prior to the date hereof: that the libe-
liant has ever been faithful to his mar
riage obligations. but that the said libe-
iSC u<Ao OcSu uHIHlIIOlUl VI tnS same >
that on the sixth day Of April, 1916 she
utterly deserted the libefant without
reasonable cause and has continued said
desertion for three consecutive years
next prior to the filing Of this libel.
That one child has been born to them
during their said marriage. now living,
viz: Erldon p. Gratr'::.
Wherefore. he prays that a divorce
from the bonds Of matrimony between
himself and said libelee may be decreed,
and that the care and custody OF their
minor child may be given to him.
And the iibelant further alleges that
he has used reasonable diligence to as
certain the present residence Of said
hbelee. but - unable to do so. and does
:. HIRAM A. GRATRIx. Libelant.
Kennebec. 3d. Jan. 2. 1870. The said
Libelant made oath that the above allie
CATION as to the residence Of the Libe-
lee is true.
Before me.
SAMUEL TITCOMB,
Justice Of the Peace
libel
Attest: c. ". JONES. Clerk.
feb6, fri.3t
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STATE HOUSE
Next Meeting Of A. NJ, Friday

Frank s. Adams Of Bowdoinham,
director of the Division OF Markets
for Maine, in his annual report which
was made public Thursday. declares
that while we have special associa-
1ions for marketing certain crops,
there are also some commercial crops
that are not taken care CT by any
cooperative market organization,
namely, hay. potatoes, outside OF
Aroostook county, and certain other
crops that are grown to some extent,
like beans, turnips, cabbage and
other market truck and small fruit.
II believe that our Local Farmers
Union might be the unit in the coun-
try to assemble and grade these
products" said Mr.. Adams.
The managers Of these Locals
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-20

shipping board yesterday named l07,WU
tons shipping for prompt loading for
Boston on request Of the central coal
ing committee. One additional ship
named today. II the central coalins
committee is kept informed OF your
needs the shipping board reports they
can and will gladly look out for them y
Mr.. Hines telegram is as follows;
Answering your telegram received to-
day. instructions were issued to protect
at New York piers coal in transit to
New England for public utilities. hos
pitfalls and similar institutions. Every
effort being made to increase rail de-
liveries and special diversions are being
made through Hampton Roads, thence
by vessel to New England port You
may feel assured that the matter will
be given the best Of attention"