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knowledge Of any liquor on the prem
ises
The hidden cache was found by Muir
ply after he discovered a push button
which opened q concealed door in the
cellar underneath the front porch. =
passageway had been drilled through
the foundation and beyond this there
We're stacked the $40 CAGES OF Old Tay-
Tor. forty-five gallons in stone jugs and
ten barrels OF whiskey said to be Of
excellent quality.
When the agents counted up the seiz-
ure, Donegan is alleged to have dis
appeared from the premises and is
being sought. Attorney Berlin. il is
charged. entered the house before the
liquor was removed and announced that
he was counsel for Donegan.
Berlin first offered $4,000, according
TO Agents Seib and Murphy, to leave
the liquor where IL was and say nothing
about their discovery Then he said he
would pay $500, producing four $500
bills and one $1,000 bill, II 100 cases
were left intact
Seib. it Is alleged. accepted the cash.
which he later turned over to Chief Nc
Quillan In Manhattan. Instead of leav-
ing the 100 cases the entire stock was
conflscated and Berlin left the premises
in custody of the officers. When ar
raigned Berlin made general denial Of
the charge of bribery or having any
connection with the liquor.
Assistant United States Attorney
Fred J. Kopff announced last night that
the United States Trucking Corpora
ton. of which former Gov. Alfred T..
Smith is the head, would not be held
responsible in any way for the transpor-
tation of the liquor 1t is the corpora
TONS business TO transport any kind OF
goods, he declared.
Even il n Grand Jury dismisses
cases against persons violating the Null
lan-Gage dry law or Magistrates dis
charge alleged violators they can be ar
rested again and tried in the Federal
courts, according to United States Attor-
ney LIE Roy w. Ross of Brooklyn. On
his application seven Federal warrants
were issued for men whose cases had
been dismissed in Staten Island recently.
He said he would adopt the same pro-
cedure wherever a case had not been
rigidly dealt with.
George Bremen of 226 West Fiftieth
street and Clarence Hickey OF $50 Park
Row pleaded guilty to violating the new
State prohibition law before Judge AL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
WORK CHIEF FEATURE
OF MILLER,S VACATION
Will Use Time Putting State
Upon Business Basis.

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD,
New York Herald Bureau,
Albany, May 5.
Gov. Miller will spend a part OF the
summer and autumn making personal
investigation of State departments and
institutions. AS chairman OF the new
state Board Of Estimate and Control he
will begin Immediately the work OF put
ting the State government upon a bust
ness basis.
Candidates for chief investigator
and qualified experts to make depart
mental surveys are being considered by
he Governor and the other members OF
the board. who are Comptroller James
A. Wendell and the chairmen OF the
finance committees of the Legislature.
The new board possesses drastic pow
ers TO formulate plans for eliminating
waste and duplication, correlating effort
and promoting efficiency.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06

positor it was alleged. and state that he
was hurrying to catch a train. Also that
he was sending his stenographer over
with a check. and that when she arrived
the cashier might call him back on the
telephone and he would describe the
young woman.
He would give the number of the tele-
phone he was using. the police say, OF
even invade the office of the man whose
name he misused The woman then
would appear at the bank, the cashier
would call back and the male accomplice
would describe her. IL was thus. accord
ing to Mr.. Cody, that they cashed a
forged check for $1,000 on the First
National
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
RECANTS LIQUOR CHARGE.
eraI Newton's Denial.
Specai Despatch 10 THE NEW YORK HEsALp.
New York Herald Bureau.
Albany. NAV & I

The Rev. George A. Fowler. represen-
tative Of the Anti-Saloon League in Buff
falo, who declared In sermon last Sun
day that he was advised that liquor
was freely served at dinner for At
torney General Newton in Buffalo last
week. has accepted the Attorney-Gen-
erals denial of the insinuations, Mr..
Newton was advised to-day.
ut is distinctly TO the credit OF the
Attorney-s aneral." DR.. Fowler said in a
public statement. that when he was
given an intimation before the banquet
that cocktails might be served. he told
those in charge that under no circum-
stances should intoxicating liquor be
brought into the banquet hall APP
parently. If liquor was dispensed con
trary to law, It was not served at the
dinner"
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THEATREs AND HITS. DIRECTION or II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
80 PER CENT. SATISFIED.
Mr.. Gavin Misauoted es to Sport
ing club Members.

Through a typographical error In the
composition OF statement printed In
THE NEW YoRK HERALD concerning the
international Sporting Club IL was
made to appear that William a. Gavin
was quoted as saying that "Thirty-ninc
Der cent. OF the members OF the club"
we're entirely satisfied with its man
agement under the direction Of Mr.
lawn. and that only score or so OF
the Ito members were dissatisfied
Mr.. Gavin in his letter to THE NEW
yopK HERALD concerning the club wrote
that 90 per cent. of the members were
satisfied. and in justice to him and the
international Club this quite uninten-
tional error should be corrected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

And sprinkle in the foot-bath ALIENS
rooT-EASE. the antiseptic. hcalne
powder for Painful Swollen. smartins
Feet. Ii prevents blisters and sore
spots and takes the sting out OF corns
apd bunions. Always use Aliens Foot
Ease 10 break In new shoes and enjoy
The bliss Of feet without an ache.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-06
No Need to Gamble on
the Future

When you buy a Guaranteed Mortgage
you are not tied up to the same rate Of
interest for period of 50 years.a you are
when you buy 5o-year bond
You invest your money for ) or s years,
and when the time expires you can decide
whether you wish to reinvest it for another
period. When you have invested in long
term bonds you must wait many years-fo
readjust the rate.
While the price OF bondsrrnsy go upxnd
YOU may sell at profit, for more than *
years past the price of bonds has gone gen
orally down and few have sold at profit
Executors and trustees are not supposed
to make profits. They get little credit If
they do, and they get great deal Of criti-
cism If they make losses.
Title Guarantee & Trust Co.
10 Broadway. New York City
Us Remsen Street, Brooklyn
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
Jako je v kraji !?
Pise: Rev. Ladislav Ballay, byv r. k. farar Kert.
(Pokracovanie.) }

mi SO sebou dest' prace, AMI ne
boil tax politicky orientovani, ze
by ma nasom osioLodeni svoj vlast
ny zaujem boli 7;deli. Rusi sami
zbiti, .rozorvanf medzi sebou o
mas Slovakcch sni len nevedeli. v
najvaznejsoln okamzlku nasich
dejfn teda iedine Oesi stall nam
po boku. Comu ale mozno d'ako-
vat, ze Cesi yzdor tax hroznym
nepriatel'skym 1tokom zachovali
syoje zitie =. bytie a to ME len
pre- sebs. LEI. pre- mas tax w.
znamne. Ze Cesi neutonuli v mori
ncpriatel'skom neboli ztratenf
pre- mas, Rakovat' mono predo-
vsetkym dobre zachovanej a pc.
stoyanej pamiatke jana Husa
Jeho zivot, jeho 1iarodno- CENT
cka slprt', odascvnoyala Eeskj
narod q rodila v nom scbadovcrr
a nadej lejpsiu bud1cnost'.
Snad' vel mi neprehanam, ked
|tvrim, ze: nebyt' jana Husa, ME
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14

fnohli possavit !, !" Ito -.
c,l1ni. ranslksf,; u hap6ehll ~
aou neverou, ceskym polkrok&r-
styofn, hla I'D All do kost0la ne-
[chodia, chrhte Sd ich, neverte itn.
verim, u w viete robit rozdiel'
redsi zlym khazom ! ndbo5en-
s.vom, nestotoxnuite tieto diva po.
j,ny, nehl 'ad'te teda ma nehodas-
|ho kiiaza, lez na svoje nAboken-
skt presvedcenie, ' ktorom vAs
oteoyia, ,natky vychoyali pre-
ktort, viem, ze by ste al Hvoty
| ve.leli poloEit skor, neEli ten ne
nodny khaz. "A hlavne: nedajte
prijezitost nevedomemu 1'udu
ably sa pohorsil nArodnom du.
chu, neposkytujte mimovol'ne pc
moe nehodnemu.
(Pokfacovanie.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14

Druhe, mic menej vzacne nau-
Genie name z Husovho pripadu v
ohl'ade narodnom. Taky podliak
sa este nenasiel, ktory by boil po-
pieral til skutocnost' (ba Husek y
ze my Slovaci popr! vlastnej pri-
cinlivosti svoje osvobodenie mo-
zeme d d'akovat' tratom Cechom.
Predstavme 81, keby ma tom ize-
mi, kde teraz Cesi byvaj1, I'll by
teraz nam lepriatel'sky zivel me-
mecky, zivel ten, ktory tax mno-
he slavianske kmeny pohltol ma
terajsom nemeckom lzemi. Tento
nemecky ziyel celou silou stroll
sd pohltnnt' posledniu bastu "a
padneho Slayianstva: Cechov.
Mech So tax toto katanske dielo
podari, dnes neni Cechov, dnes
nelnane slsedoy Ela$ianOv, ktOr.
by nam svoju polnocIld ruku po
dali ku oslobodeniu 4 mad 'arske
ho rabstya. Y tas svetovej vojny
pred prevratom, Poliaci mali sa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
Amerikanizaacia, a Slovaci.

Usilie axe vyvinuje americka uce1A spolocnost' na
zamerkanzovanie cudzncov e velike rozhodn64 Cel'
aerikanizacie same sovo oznacuje jasne Len pro
gram smer este ME e urcty, ME ustaeny ma pevnom
zaklade.
My ako slovaci vyjadrili SINE svoj6 oddanost' K A
1erke a jej ideaom casio jasne. Ny Slovaci velmi
snadno pochopi SINE americke deale prija syoje.
Iebo amercke ideae sd tax blizke slovenskej dust srd
Gu tax pekne vznesene pre- zit mriet ze Slovak
co clovek AMI nem6ze mat inych idealov. 49,.
Co mas Slovakov do obavy prvadza je ME tedy
rikanzacia sama ME dnch amerckych ideaov, ME rec
anglicka ami obcanstvo ktore povazueme vel k ces
ked nam e popriate, ale sp0sob prevadzan anne
rikanzovania My obavame opakovania sposobov ma
darskych j.. hi5s ss-->
Mnohi Amerikani, ktor maj1 amerkanzaciu ma ja-
zyku Ma srdc mad nieco neho Oni to tez povazujd
amerikanizacu sice ale tom vidme obycany staro-
kraiovy sovniznus nasi]n6 anglicene ME amerka-
nizovanie.
s hriizou vystraznym hlasom poukazujl, re Spo-
ench Statoch je 2OOOO0o0 analfabetov neznajucich
cftat' psat'-po anglicky Oni povazujd kazdeho "a
aalfabeta ktory sice pse eta cudzom jazyku, ale
neyie pisat: citat po angcky. Mich ina rec ME je
Tacou, snad Zen brechani Tedy takychto prepjatcov
obdvame. Ked raz takym bude dana moe amerikani-
zoyania = Bohom americka sloboda! .
Osvoenim 81 angickej reci este ziadon clovek sa
zamerikanizova Prikadov tisice bolo pocas yojny
medz americkym Nemcam. Je to duch, ktory robl co-
veka Amerikanom-ne rec. Rec je len pom6cka
Preto nam milo padne citat mi1dre rozvazne slova
takych Amerikanov akym je general Coleman du Pont,
koreho clanok prinasame na inom mieste. Zamedzene
prist ahovalectva ada amerkanizatorski sovinist
midr Anerikan s proti zamedzeniu prist ahovaectva
Ufame, re zakon ktory bol odhasovany Dome zastup
prepadne senate tax nebude neho MIC
Amerikanizovanie cudzncov sa nestretne tispechom
naslnym izolovanm zastavovanim ch casopisov rozp-
stanim ch spolkov zabraovani i'm pristupu, co by 81
mnoi amerikanizator prial - ale naopak: podporova
MIN ich kazdom snere poepsenim ich hmotneho du-
sevneho savu, priatel'skymi stykmi, pobadanim po
smelovanm d6asti verejnom zvote americkom atd'
Kym toto nezacne prevadzat' opravdove amerkanzo
yanie cudzincov je oddiaene do nedohl 'adnosti
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14

s2s M
Upozornujeme ct. citatel'o Ms
Fohl6aku tejto firrny, ktora MI
|veI w vypredaj oblekov ! svrch.
|nlkov za vskutku mike ceny.. n
Ste pred inesiacoril nebolo chyro;
wat ze by oblek bolo mozno do
stat "a $l5. Tato firma ide zrs.
organixovaf svoj obchod 4 prsto
potrebuje peniaze, pre- ktord prf.
cinu must vypredavat' svoje to,
vary. SprAvcom Smiths Clothes
Shop, ktory 50 nachodi ma rohu
Phelps a Boardman ulfc, ie Mr.
Geos NJ. Wheeler, ktory pozyv,
obecenstvo, aby 50 prislo aspof
pozret' ma tie lacnoty, ktore tam
mono -dostat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14

skych ZeleZiarnl a uhl 'OdOlOv. Do
ma sa vsak ma vacsiu slavu Bo.
ziu a ma d6kaz kazaneho evanje-
liumu Kristoveho po cirkevnych
panstvach rozt 'ahoval lid. Takto
PAM ochrancovia nabozenstva do
Daroma "a more vyhnali vyse pol
milliona veriacich krest 'anskych
dust a na ich miesto pripustili a
napomahali odvekych nepriate-
| ll'ov kriza Kristovho. Ze "a more
zahnana SlovaG predsa neztratila
vieru .nadej v Boha, to neni "a
sluhou tych obhajcov VERY, to il
zasluhou toho zaznaneho, posme.
chovaneho, utlacaneho Slovaka
Kto ze este berie vieru Slova
|kovi v kraji! Al knaz je clovek
/ jako .druhy, plny naruzivosti
zlych asnaklonposti,. }. osten satana
soy . z4kon tela al knhaza 'znspo
kojuje. Ami knaz neni, menus
Ibyt', ami nem6ze byt' anjelom, a
He 'je hriesnym clovekom. Ovsen
knaz dlhe roxy v semeniSti j J
knazskom stave tax je uceny
3 cyiceny, ze vsetky pekelne naklol
Evening star., 1921-03-13
Easter fasons full stocks; fair prces The Hecht Go.
BsfGsuTEnBoN

Another week gone by and
still more New Arrivals" to
tell you of. The chief trouble
is to choose the right ones. SO
bewildering is the assortment:
Surely. though, you'll be inter-
ested in these.
New walking pumps-of nu,'
brown calf, in the wanted one.
strap style. The Cuban leathc.
heels and Goodyear welt soles
appeal to your reaSon--the smart
perforations on straps and tips
satisfy your taste for style. All
sizes, Slz, plus zoe war tax.
Poiret twill and Canton crepe
these two artistocrats are hap
PLY combined in Susnender
frock for the miss. The gray crepe
bodice boasts a vest OF pin tucxs:
the blue Poiret twill skirts flaunts
inserts of the crepe. Silver buckles
and row of buttons give it fur
ther chic. Priced $4S.
Evening star., 1921-03-13

decorative frocks Of silk poneee
will be the choice of many a small
maid this Spring. She'll like the
bright touches of silk or wool,
spilling flowers or nosegays doom
the front-or perhaps smockipw a
tiny yoke. Sizes s to IA. Priced
SI0.95 to $l67S.
The small boy has his part ts
play in the new Spring Fashions.
You should see the new suits that
have arrived for him. Oliver Twist
Middiesl The middies are of
Palm Beach Cloth, the knickers of
fine blue French serge. Sizes 4 to
8. Priced S.95. /.
The vogue for orchid is plainly
shown in breakfast coat of taft
feta trimmed with pin tucks and
picot frillings. A tiny bunch of
satin grapes fastens it at the front.
Priced SzI.95.
Women's sports suits have come.
Plain jersey jackets contrast
smartly with the prunella cloth
skirts, plated, in plaids and
checks. The coats have Tuxedo
reveres, which, with cuffs and
pockets, match the skirts. Combi-
nations of brown, tan, blue, green.
Priced SIS.
A word as to Manhattan shirts
for spring-He will be especially
glad to know they include the
WHITE OXFORDS, in both
neglige and collar attached styles.
Priced S. and upwards.
Evening star., 1921-03-13
Sale Philippine
nightgowns, $2.85

And Philippine undergar-
ments combine with their
daintiness and exquisite ferni-
nine loveliness a certain sturdy
quality that insures plenty oi
service.
Fl land m a de from
yoke to hem and then
hand embroidered in
floral patterns with
scalloping at neck and
sleeves. A wide as
sortmeM of patterns.
Nhgerie shop. secood 1sor.l
Evening star., 1921-03-13
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.

The following list, arranged by
subjects. includes some of the latest
additions to the Public Library.
The lists which appear in this
column each Sunday are reprinted at
the end of the month in the library's
monthly bulletin. Copies of this may
be obtained free at the library. or
will be sent by mail for Is cents
year.
Biography.
Thayer. w. R. The Art of Biography.
E-1T33.
EapneFsss: RniIas1s. ?; n-sssss. n midas Nation
Harrow, Benjamin Eminent Chem
fists Of Our Time. E-9H24Se.
Negri. Ada. Orazioni. 1918. E
Runciman, Sir Walter. bart. Drake.
Nelson and Napoleon. E-9RS73.
Adams. Henry. 1S3S-191S. Letters to
Niece. E-Ad12sa.
Ford. W. &C.. ed. a Cycle of ADAMS
Asauith, Mrs. NJ. T. Margot Asquith
" E-As69.
Barnett. Mrs. II. 0. r. Canon Bar
nett. 2v. 1918. E-B262b.
Box. f. w. The Americanization of
Reebie. Harold. The Life of Gen.
William Booth. 2 v. E-B645Sb.
Fitzgerald, p II. Boswelrs Autobi-
ography.. 1912. E-Be34fa.
Carnegie; nees,s Andrew Autobiography
Fitzmaurice-Kelly, James Miguel d"
Cervantes saavedra. 1917. E
C337f.S.
Osborne. J. I. Arthur Hugh clough.
Memoirs Of the Empress Eugene.
2v. E-Eu436m.
Waldo. F. l.. With Grenfell on the
Labrador. E-Gs57w.
Chapple. ]. NJ Warren G. Harding
the Man: E-Hsl7e: snss,c.,,ns .m.r
fiaiesns' iea. E.Hsi7. III
Huneker. ]. G. steeplejack. 2 v. f.
HS93.
James. William. Letters. 2 V. f.
Barres, Maurice. Autour de Jeanne
dare. 1915. E-J57ba.
Mex enzie. +. A. Pussyfoot johnson.
E-J63Sm.
/! Arthur. Sir G. C. A, bart. Life of
Lord Kitchener: V. E-kS4sa. .
Barton. w. f. The Patssnlty esn OF
Mallock. VIII Memoirs of Life and
Literature. E-M296.
Mazzini, Giuseppe. Letters to an
English Family. 1s44-1s54. F.
Meissner, Nine. s. r. de. Old Naval
Bishop. J. B. Theodore Roosevelt
and His Time Shown in His Own
Letters. 2 v. E-R673bi.
! Trumbull. G. G. The bell, Life Story OF
| Scott. Sir P. NJ. bart. Fifty Years
s,eSnSsrs. seSsrs: Mrs. NJ l. P. George Mil
ler Sternberg. E-st4352s.
Kernahan. Coulson. sWinourne nn1ns, as
Thompson. Mrs. J. S. II. and H g.
silvanus Phillips Thompson. E.
Brooks. Van wyck. The Ordeal of
paMe. Mark 4. TsA'n; B. Short asifIi Life of Mark
Twain. E-Ts14pb.
Vaughan, Walter The Life and Work
Of Sir William Van Horne. E.
Gibbons. H A. venizelos. E-v555g.
History.
Fling, F. NJ. The Writing Of History.
! FAF646w.
Adam, Nine. Edmond. La Vie Des
| Ames. F307s-Ad142v.
Angel. Diego. La Repubblica Stel-
lata- 1918. Fs3-An42.
Bacon. Sir r. H. S. The Dover Patrol
| 19l5-1917. v. 1919. F30794-
| Bl36d.
Bakewell. c. NJ. Story of the Ameri-
can Red Cross in Italy. F30796-
| BlT3s.
Baldwin. Marian. canteening Over.
seas 1917-1919. F3079-Bl97c.
Barnard, H. c., ed. The Expansion OF
the Anglo-Saxon Nations. F45.
B25Se.
Baruch, B. M. The Making Of the
Reparation and Economic Sections
of the Treaty. F30791-B293m.
Bass ]. f. The Peace Tangle. F'3o79S-
B297p.
Evening star., 1921-03-13
SALE!
Children's shoes,
$2.85
Low shoes of the new
season in patent leather,
Havana brown kid, dull
feathers and tan calfskin.
Oxford ties,
-Theo ties,
Mary Jane pumps,
-lnStep-strap pumps.
Sizes for children 4 to II years.
(rhird noor.)
Sorry!

AS members of the Better
Business Bureau, pledged to
correct any mistakes that ap-
pear i'll our advertising, we
shall, whenever necessary,
make such acknowledgment
under the above caption. @
Wednesday we advertised Co.
lumbia Records at SOC, but failed
to say thy were retired rec
ords," which qualification had ap-
peared in all our former announce
mentS.
Evening star., 1921-03-13
Exclusive models at $45

Gowns of satin and georgette handsomely
beaded-others OF chiffon taffeta and Can
ton crepe. One-of-a- kind gowns that re-
fleet an artists skill of designing-and
master workmanship.
Sizes I6 to 20 and "a to 42 in all groups.
apparel shops, second foor)
Evening star., 1921-03-13

Some smart tri-
cotines are includ-
ed with the popu-
lar circular skirts
SO much in vogue.
Evening star., 1921-03-13

oDuuy- New YORK. DOod, Mead &
Co.
In telling the story Of Bernard
Iascelles this author achieves the
story Of modern ireland in it's pres
ent disorganization and unrest. Irish
by birth. young Lascelles was edu-
Gated in English schools and brought
up with the political notions and be-
liefs of the young Englishmen around
him. With the political theories of
this class. he returned to ireland,
there to come into close association
with the passionate advocates of
Irish freedom. Through the char.
acteristic turmoil OF Irish agitation.
Lascelles recasts his political beliefs,
becomes. in turn. an Irish patriot,
and at the Easter revolution of 1916
meets the tragedy of an overwrought
mind. The story is filled with Irish
discussion. with the ardors of their
political beliefs, with the passion Of
their propaganda for freedom, with
their zeal for martyrdom. While in
disputably a story in the close weave
of it's movement, in its culminati ton
and its effect, IL is. besides. an argu-
ment for the political goal of inde-
pendence. One pays tribute to the
workmanship Of these Irish writer's
whether or not he subscribes to their
political theory.
HUNGRY HEARTS. BY Anzia Yez-
ierska- Boston: Houghton Miffifn
Company.
A group of East Side stories that
come together here in a series Of
dramatic moments, each Of which
opens to the immigrant settler Of
that quarter another strange fronting
upon the new life. Taking the sto-
Evening star., 1921-03-13
S. FrOlaset
corsets, 1895

In lace-front model that
so many women are choosing.
Low-bust style with rubber in
serts at the top and with well
wearing garters ct front and
sides
Let our expert cor
setierc choose the
right corset for you
the one TO meet you:
particular needs.
Evening star., 1921-03-13
A miniature millinery salon
Provides the k;ddy v;;th her Spring bonnet

Handmade hats of fancy
straw braids and combina-
tions of straw with georgette
or silk poplin. These are for
the most part in poke and
true bonnet shapes.
Evening star., 1921-03-13

Hand-blocked straw hats
are gay with touches of flow-
ers and ribbon. The whole
lot presents bouquet OF
colors and styles fascinatingly
new. Priced SOS to $7.9S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-05-20
A Plausible RumOr
Names Judge Hale's Successor

A special despatch to the Lewiston
Journal from Portland, under date of
the 18th inst states:
az persistent rumor about town
that Hon. John A. Peters, congress
man from the Third District of
Maine. Is to succeed Hon. Clarence
Hale. as Judge of the U. S. District
Court on the Iatter's retirement.
what effect this might have, II 1t
eventuates, is subject to conjecture.
IF the State of Maine Is to be re-
districted and we lose a Congress-
man it would have its influence on
that question in Maine.
Judge Hale is 73 years of age and
has served for 10 years throughout
as scholar, judge, and humani-
tartan. His retirement would be a
great loss.
$50 ,far as the re-districting is
concerned, it is not unlikely that no
bill may come from the committee
this season.
III any ever comes 1t win probably
take care of all states except Maine
and Missouri.
Congressman Peters is a very able
lawyer. has a brilliant mind and
would make a distinguished Judge
and successor to Judge Hale"