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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
NEW ANGLE TO
BROWN TANGLE
Monetary Motives Charged
by Former Wife

Are the frantic efforts Of Morris
Brown 90 compel hH wife No re-
mnrry him prompted by o desire Of
the former Seattle policeman 20 gain
custody 0f his 3.yearold fon BIZ.
inRs. and place him In the mOyiesY
This d. one NJ the questions Mrs.
Mamie Shoemaker Brown ~ consid
crIng. ns the result NJ a second Al.
tempt by her husband 10 reopen their
divorce litigation. which was ended
last spring when Superior Judge JOS.
cph Sessions annullcd their marriage.
Brown filed unique affidavit with
the state supreme court Saturday
asking TINT his wife be forced 10 go
thru the marriage ceremony with
him 10 lcgiiimize their two children.
The marriage WAS annulled during
divorce proceedings brought By Mrs.
Brown when Brown testified that he
had never obtained "a divorce from
his first wife. Jennie May Peters.
Brown lcHpcd into public attention
last Christmas when he kidnapped his
HNiNlA HNiA NlAAA ANfti ~ 'ftNAtfA ftifA " -
him Brown was arrested az Los
Angeles and II was while the police
We're taking tho father away from
3.yearold Billings that the childs ac.
iions caught the eyes Of motion pic.
ture people when Brown returned
20 Seattle he declared be had been
offered 1900 week "as n starter
FOR the boys services
Brown also opened bankruptcy
proceedings in superior court last
week. charging that he n unable 10
pay the $4,000 adjudged as a com.
muniiy property division awarded "a
/ Mrs Brown.
lie had $4,000 when tho divorce
action started" Mn Brown. who 4
living with her parents. Mr, and
\ Mrs Joel shoemaker 4i1G Atkins ave.
said "He has filed this suit merely
10 cause trouble as he has only 4
mercennry interest IN the oldes
| boy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
Are You Nervous, Weak?
Health and Strength Follow This
Advice

Spokane. Wash.--"I can highly
recommend Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription as a tonic for women
who are in nervous and rundown
state of health. My health became
very bad, | was nervous and weak
and IL just seemed that all of my
strength and vitality had left me.
After taking few bottles of DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription my
health and strength returned very
rapidly gained in weight and never
felt better. That is what DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription did for me
and believe it will do the same for
others II they will give II a fair
trial. Miss Gena Nelson. s. 1l9 Di-
vision st.
The use of DR.. Pieree's Favorite
Prescription has made many women
happy by making them healthy. Get
1t at once from your nearest drug.
gist In either liquid or tablet form.
Write DIR. Pierce. Invalids' Hotel in
Buffalo. n v, for free adviee.-Ad.
vcrtise1ent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
COIIsEuNI

Norma TalmAdEe'A great photo
play. Ashes Of Vengeance" is still
being Enthusiastically received BY big
crowds al thp Coliseum. a setting In
old France Is given the story. a
drama Of love in the time OF tho IN
nous Catherine dc Modiei Norma
Talmadgc does the best work % her
notable screen career IN tho role OF
I.ady Yenland de rrsux, the naughty
princess who finds loye in her family
enemy. Rupert De vrieac. portrayed
BY Conway Tcarle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
BLUE MOI sE

Oriental atmosphere dominates
THE Green Goddess" the spectncu-
lar ph0,odrama now being presented
ON the Blue Mouse screen. Tse story
u laid in a little kingdom supposedly
IN East india and the principal char
ncter. portrayed by George Arliss, u
an Indian prince who rules over tho
worshlpper8 Of the Green Goddess
Other characters are an English
army officer. his wife. and a friend
who Loyalty coneenh his deep love
for tho woman These parts ARE
played respectively By Harry r
Moroy. Alice Joyce and David Pow
eli.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
WINTER GARDEN

A romantic love story set against
a background Of Canadian forests.
with plenty Of thrills and humor
iniormiugisd. Is promised in The
Critical Age" picture adoption OF
"Giengarry School Days" which II
now being shown at the Winter
Garden, James Harrison. Alice May
and Pauline Garon play the prin-
! cipal roles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22

As tho basis for Mary Phubn's
second Jewel picture, Universal has
purchased The inheritoFs." novel
by l, a. II, wylie II is a novel OF
English life and offers an entirety
new type Of portrayal FOR Miss PIN.
bin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
STAGE WORLD SCREEN
of MAKE-BELIEVE
ToDAY's PROGRAMS

NtkaIN
COLISEUM Norma ralmadge Ia
Ashes ot Vengeance"
iIiEitrN 49, james kltkwo0d nnd
MARY Alden Ia 'ihu rngie's
Feather"
ntuE sf-Grorrc Arllss ana
Alice Joycc la The Green uod'
dess"
srlANb-tiloria swanson Ia lara,
COLUMhlA-Mafrrn KofrlEan, Anna
a. Nilsson and Minifrrd bp sou Ia
'fhundrfing nawn."
WINTER GARDEN "rhe tritcni
Akr,"
COLONIAL" iiauri barrymore ana
Alma tubrns In "Ensmir. of
Women"
STAGE
Onruti Mn iiiipm ssabury head
inE Nauds,i le hili.
uElfI0-Miil King aud company Ia
what's Your husband Doing"
MANIFESTATION vaudeville
PALACE Hif--Na1d~,illr and pho
TO play. 'iirr tatai Millions"
OLYMPIC - bannistef. the psyclnc,
musical comedy and phoiopiay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
COLUMBIA

ANN O. Nilsson and winitrsd
Bryson. widely contras;ed in type.
hpvo tho feminine leading roles In
LAUNDERING Dawn" The Universal
attraction nj the Columbia now. The
man % the story. over whom these
two women struggle. Is J, Warren
KcrrlEan, playing the part OF an
American who Is caught in tho spell
Of romantic Java. whore the story
irauspires. Others in the bis cast
are Tom santachi. Edward Burns
and Richard Kenn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
PALACE HIP

Her Fatal Millions" picture OF
continuous thrills and surprises. Of
which Viola Dana ~ the star. is
serving as the screen feature az the
Palace Hin this week. Tho story.
one OF romance and adventure, was
written by William Dudley Pciley
and II very popular. Several capable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
LIBERTY

New treatment Is given a love
tanslc in The Eagles Feather" an
unusual Western photoplay now
showing at the Liberty The story
deals with characters typical Of the
Western cattle ranches, and In re
pleto with thrills as we'll nH human
interest, James Kirkwood. Mary Al
den and Eunee Fair play the three
members ~ the triangle, and George
Selgmann. Lester Ounce ana other
capable players have important parts
ia their support.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
STRAND

one OF David llelasco's most cele.
hrated stage successes il presented in
picture version hy Gloria swanson in
"Zaz,." now showing at the stru-d
"Zaza' IL the story Of an actress OF
the French enharcts and music halls.
and is filled with the atmosphere ana
gayness Of Paris. Miss Swanson has
one OF her beat parts as the vivuoious
and tcmpcrumen,ai entertainer. and
she receives the support OF good
cast, headed by II B Warner and
Mary Thurman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22

In support of Norma Tai
madge m her 0reat picture,
ashes Of Vengeance" now
showing at The Coliseum,
ConCdy Tedrle has his vety
best role. He plays the part
of Rupert de V1ieac, family
enemy and later the loUer 81
Lady Yeoiaad de Brep1
Norma TGlmadgeJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
DIR. VI. G. MACY
Lending s~eriniist

ANAiliAAas w. NNAN
sis, stomach. Intestinal
Ailments. kidney ;,
Blood, Skin. Heart.
Pelvic Ailments. Piles.
without surgery. all
glandular weakness,
loss OF win" and
pep" Free consulta-
ton. $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
IT'S PRONOUNCED courE

Settling IA question ~ pronuneia.
ton propoundcd several days ago. }
v relays the Information that Il is
a Cadillac coonay, hut a Ford COOP
Spokane Spokesman Review.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
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|orn Cakes,
pd Oysters
pRGE's spR

pRGE'S SpE
|tNnIANApo
n hospitality.
Inks is worthy
p It's behalf
10 resume his
he would never
N. corn cakos.
Southern deu.s
Pis two days.
cgan, also left
she said. for
Dave 10 attend
function. and Z
play about a
Judge r. NJ
lovd GeOrgeS
aid Miss Ne
ak tonighta
ianapolis &C.
p as Il stood
TO continue
BIN situation.
ion. growing
nent.
George WI
where he wal
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birthplace IL
miles from
b speeches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22

The largest motion picture set ever
constructed in the East has been
completed in Harlem for use in the
filming OF "Yolanda." Marion Davies
next feature for Cosmopolitan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
league
thursday

Rliucal Pro.
bid a regular
meeting Al
|st noon.
chief exam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
COIONIhI.

Enemies OF Women" the blk Cos
mopoltnn production IN which Alma
Rubcns and Lionel Barrymore are
taiured. is still being shown az the
Colonial The story concerns the
mad plensure.loying Russian prince.
Lubimon. and Aliciu, the country'H
most famous beauty, II b. one oi
the most dramatic ana entertaining
features OF the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-10-22
Is
Seattle

Ein. formerly
Ellington. and
|in other mil.
\ war. was 10
he Is to be
1 affairs com
|of Commerce
pny. General
J lot Of Seat
visit friends
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-12

The following deferred item

The following deferred items appearing on our balance sheet were appropriated
-" Dedcit Tax Revenue 1921 9ss9o285
Ferry Leases 1Ns r1UUo
The ueT "Water' WORKS surplus $751; 900 is sMl carried as an account re
ceratIe The water works coeiw with a profit of $t5eSS5 for 1922 and tndnMons
are hat the earnings will beg greater in 1923 so that payments VIII pc maze on t"
account.
All bonds ssued during the year were verified aganst council resolutions s6
ali proceeds for bonds sold we're traced to the cash books The interest that zen
due ana nayabed during the year 1929 was provided for ~
Te emergency bonds we're all appropriated in the 1898 budget with the exception
of the schoG bond for s5OOOOOO. The budget carries a provision of only $4,000 to
De ap"u as"t '" W WATER wORKS
Thu roonde for the water works have not yet been arranged on an income. an
expenditure basis as commended by US last year Thsn eesAtated several aap1 JUS
ennes for operating charges and earmngs ana they are anaEyzu IN Scneoue
We have prepared the various schedules attached In such a manner tnat yur
body may have readily available Information concerning tine operations
o"W W. Wis TO express our sincere thanks to all the officials for the assistance rem
Tered during the course Of our audit and. are particularly grateful. to the asss.snt
treasurer collector of revenue and cerk OF the water department. fr tue coope0
ton between them and our men.
IF he City Of Perth Anboy and subject to the uegonS remarks sets forth
te te financial condition Of the municipality as at December 3D. 1919.
An exact copy of ths reprt has been filled with the Honorable CommisHoner or
Municipal Accounts Trenton N. g. ,
BRAvERMAN q SMITH,
Certified Public ccountants
H. BRAVERMAN,
HBBVK . 49,. Registered Municipal Accountant No -
City Clerk
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-12

THE HONORABLE BOARD IT ALDERMEN
CITY OF PERTH AMBOY,
PERTH AMBOY, NEW JERSEY.
SIRS: -. .d, consolidated an audu of the
and records Of te city Of Perth Amboy for the calendar year ~ " -Aa
az" Sr mai vas conducted in strict compliance With the requirements OF the state
Ioner were prepared and are ANNEXED to this report -, .4 u,.
In connecto with oure examination we. AYE the IoHo"ms comW"' " "S'
All reosirts which we're finally handled b the treasurer we're verified, first
ashT The denartnenfal records: and secondly with the teasurers records ,
All receipts were traced to the varous repositories and werep properly. accounts
or he bank balances We're reconcned and the nathemauc accuracy OIL In. van
GUS cash books was established. x. .4 49, uo NOT
Separate bank accounts for the special divisions Current trust ec) were not
kept but all funds were deposited in the one account ,..nn.. -. +ho
of the ash applabeto each division is readily ascertAnabe. 49,.
The various officials handling funds are bonded for he amounts SHOWN on meet
O" All payment we're vouched; the vouchers we're properly approved md the dis
+jbuuousc correctly made. The petty cash was counted nd proven.
A XES
Briefly Unmarried our work in checking the taxes covered The blowing;
FIRST: The maps were checked against the field books
SECOND: The field books we're checked to the tx duplicates. - A.. -
The valuations and taxes Tor the year 1879 were proven oh He "a"
duplicate. -Ln.
FOURTH: All abatnents and remssons were checked against council authorha
Hn and fouud correct
FIFTH: The receipts for tho year we're checked to the various Ia duIIT mae9
Tax sales we're held according to law. ~
SIXTH; We prepared lists of all unpaid, taxes al OF Decembe 81 1 922t and ~
general ledger and as shown on our Exhibit G.
DEFERRED ITEMS 70 Sc APPROPRIATED
Te unpaid balance of second class railroad tax of 1920 amounting To- sl65251t
has been set up on the general ledger as a special item and IN the lG DudSet the
sum OF $3525i1 has been appropriated
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-12

TOTAL ASSETS ........
ss4s7-5-1e-1t
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-12
Derryvale Linens
and Where They

The Derryvale Linens are all
imported direct from their own
factories located in ireland.
They use the best grade of
linen in their products and every
piece is guaranteed absolutely
pure linen. The patterns are all
the newest designs; included
among them are the always
popular Ribbon, Clrysanthe-
mum, Rose, Fern, Pansy. Clover
Leaf and Polka Dot designs.
The Derryyale Linens on sale
are all pattern cloths and nap
kins to match each and all at a
saving of exactly IS per cent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-12

sIsss.Ossls 'Sltl'LSi 1f,OST,sssss 1881, so6.s1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-12

Revolving I'd. No, 2 Bond n
Revolving Fund No. 2 Income Account
Auto Bus Permits and Badges
Excavation Permits
Reserve Cert. Of Sale; Sink. Ed. Contra
Reserve Assess. Pledged to Sink. Ed. Co
Municipal Elec. Light Equip. Cash
Temp. Imp. Bonds ............O
Trust Surplus
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-15
CRADUASJo1. I'm Ell ESCALERn
BUSINESS COLLEGE DE
MAYAGUEZ

Nuostro particular azia.o e. ST.. An
tlnio E5calora, presidente del acfeal-
sad5 calegio coraercial "Escalera B1lsl
ness College dirigido en- Mayagiiez por
Ia competente profesora de ccmercio
Soledad Escalera, saldra para aquella
c.udad a asistir la gladuaci6n de un
ntlme-o &c aluE.ncs 0e su inportante
centco de instruction.
La graduscioa de los cetudiantes cue
han torininado con brillantes notas sus
estudios en- tan conocido plantel de en-
selianza comercial, sc celebrara hscla
el 20 del ccrriente mes en- Ell Tcatro
Yagiiez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-15
ANGELICA

y aunque el ha destrozado 81 vida, 81
.esplendida be1leza, su risuelo porve-
mir y aunque conocio la deslealtad del
amor de su amado, Sc hace asi misma
noble dulce que Sc redejo sienpre el
sus grandes ojos limpidos y aunque
convencida de ning1n merecimielto pa
ra el Gle este su gran amor, de su burla
y su crueldad no Sc aparta de su vida
aquela Empidez de su mirada, aQus7
la nobleza del mirar. Y sigue amaa-
do. obsesionada aquella ilus.on de ha-
ber por fin hallado I'm gran coraz6n. ~
Y como veis, Angelica continna arro-
dillada inclinada su cabeza, coronado
por el nimbo espiritual del amor
En- aquel momento la joven levanto
su rostro mostro su blanca y mustia
faz. Miro lentamente ell infinite con
una mirada opaca y criste y la vo'v+o
h9 cia la tuInba en- donde Sc oculta ell
tinico recuerdo tangible de su amor:
mensajes recibidos de su amado mucio
tempo ha. Escudrifia la urna Y por
tiltimo la abre extrae de ella los que
Ell un tempo fueron mensa jes de vida
luego martirio lsnto y door profun-
do en- muerte inclina su cabe=a y
sigue orlando -.
Angelica ora por la felicidad de
aquel que la asesina, quien una vez lie
dijo que era bueno, y pide fervcrosa-
mente Dios que aquela que el ha
elegido por reina de su vida labre con
cincel firme en- el granite de su pscho
consiga errancar de este los seati-
mieutos grandes dulces, que tai vez
SO encuentren muy ocultos, y Sc rsde-
jan en- su limpido mirar en- Ia ben
dal del so~roir.
Pero ae6mhra-e eaasgo. ST hahlase
con Angelica verias como ts asegura
dulcemente cue es dichosa porque go
"a, como en- cruel paradoja, ura fei-
cidad intima dolorosa en- esta fell
cidad derrama lagrimas dulces iris
/ tes que estrujan cada vez mas sus pa
lidas mejillas: tristes porque conoce
como Sc agota su vida, dulces dicho-
sas porque siente la sublime felic dad
de que nunca manch6 ell ideal supreme
del amor -.
Y no adivinas la algeria de los colo
4 res de la tumba: la columna de mar
mol blanco representa- la pureza del
amor de Angelica, la rosacea y la Ia
/ pida de orc sus ensofiaciones de un
risueio porvenir, Y las pi@celadas ne
gras del epitafo La crueldad de su
dolor. -.
Nos descubrimos reverentes ante
aquella agonia lenta de amor pen
sativos, cabizbajos Y tristes seguimos
nuestra marcha por la estela de lumi-
ncsidad espiritual que abrfa en- la sell
va la presencia de un alma tan grande
para Ell amor como Angelica.
Maria Dolores POLO.
Noviembre 1 de 1928.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-15
Ell tacon que Ofrece
a mbas ventajas:
comodidad y
larga duracion

HAY cierto punto en-
4 4 la composition del
caucho destinado a hacer
tacones de caucho-cierta
habil InezcIa de elaStici-
dad y duraci6n-que, 81
logra alcanzarse, produce
I'm compuesto de caucho
que resuIta ''ideaI" para la
comodidad y el largo uso.
FL saber cuando sc llega
a eSe punto conStituye Ell
secreto de la manufacture
de los buenoS tacones de
caucho. ST, en- la mezcla,
sc da un grado mas de
suavidad al caucho, robase
al tacon de mucha parte
de suS cuaIidades dura-
deras. ST Sc reduce en-
una fraction aquella Sua-
vidad, reSuita demaSiado
duro para ser comodo.
Los Tacones de Caucho Spring
Step sc fabrican con una exacti-
tud cientifca fin de darIes a la
yez comodidad y larga duracion.
dPor que coptentarse con tacones
de calidad inferior cuando Sc
pueden adquirir Tacones Spring
StepP
Distributors
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-28
s49.479,144 $65,33S.S1
Three CAGES Already
Assigned for April
Term Superior Court

The calling Of the docket of the
April term Of the superior court will
take place Tuesday. April 3. at tho
county court house. On Wednes day
the jurors have been ordered to report
and three cases have been specially as
signed for trial at this time. They
are:
445-Ruth VS.. Rhoda. sanborn;
Shaw and Cowan.
394-Hickey VS.. Ballard. Goodspeed;
Pattangall, Locke and Perkins.
3S7-Crossman Us. Lamb ct al. Hes
elton; Andrews. Nelson and Gardiner.
The traverse jurors have been order
ed to report for service at 10 o'clock
the forenoon of Wednesday. April T..
The list OF traverse Jurors follows:
Fred o. Boynton, Augusta; John T.
Burns. Hallowell: Ernest 3. Doe. Au-
gusta; William r. Frost. Gardiner;
Grace Goldsmith. West Gardiner: Ros-
we'll Goodrich. Clinton; Guy c. Haynes,
Vassalboro; Daniel II. Herrin, Gardi-
ner; Sewell Holmes. Oakland; Harold
Jordan, Hallowell: Mrs. Harriette l..
Kilbreth, Winthrop: George b. Leigh
ton, Waterville; Weston Lewis. Angus
ia: George II. Mari. Waterville; F. r.
Moody, Windsor: Charles A. Pender-
CAST, Winslow; f. f. Peterson. Mon
mouth; Odilon Poulin. Augusta; F.. l..
Furinton. Litchfeld; Roy Kicker. Chel-
sea; Bert r. Sturtevant. Watervlle;
George w. Townsend, Waterville; A.
q. Whittier Vienna.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-28
MANY INSPECT QUALITY
SHOE STORE AT OPENING

The Quality Shoe Store. opened in
this city yesterday by the Hillson-
Liable Company, at PA Water
street, was inspected by large
number of people yesterday who
expressed themselves as much pleas
ed with the stock shown and fur
nishings of the store. The interior
was tastefully decorated with baskets
of flowers. the gifts of the mer-
chants of Augusta, large wholesale
stores and the other Hillson stores
and these flowers added much to the
attractiveness Of the store. Mr..
Arthur Liable and his corps of clerks
were busy throughout the day at
tending to the wants of the Gus
toners and showing the various
lines OF footwear carried to those
who visited the store. Everyone is
cordially invited to inspect the store
at any time.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Hillson Of Bar
Harbor and Mrs. Isaac Hillson and
daughter, Betty Of Waterville. were
in the citv during the day and Mr..
Hillson. head of the firm. expressed
himself as much pleased with the
success Mr.. Liable had in arranging
the opening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-28
General Hanson Will
Explain Pictures
Of DeyenS Tonight

The public is cordially invited to
attend the showing of the pictures
of the 1O3rd Infantry which were
taken last summer at Camp Devcns
and which are to he shown this eve
ming at City Hail. These pictures
show the work of the regiment at
camp last summer and are especially
pleasing to the citizens of Augusta
as they show Co. +. the local com
pany) on the day that it took the
prize for being the best appearing
outfit in the regiment. The pictures
are so clear that many we'll known
young men of this city may be picked
out on the screen.
A feature of this showing of the
pictures will be the fact that Adju-
tint General Hanson has accepted an
irritation to be present and will ex-
plain the pictures as they are flashed
upon the screen. An exhibition drill
Nv tho company will occupy a short
time before the picture is shown and
those attending are urged to come in
time to see the boys perform. The
drill will start promptly at 7.30 and
the pictures at o'clock. The boys
OF the seth Infantry Brigade Head
quarters Company, who will probably
be brigaded with the 103rd boys at
camp this year will he present to see
the pictures. The show Is absolute
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-28
CLAYTON HAYES THE BOY
WHO RESCUED THE DOG

T. A. Halves. father Of the boy.
Clayton Halves, who risked his life
to save a collie dog from the open
channel of the river Monday. gives
the following additional information
concerning the heroic deed. Clayton
saw the dog break through the ice
into 20 feet of water. and without a
thought as to his own safety, went
to the rescue The attention Of his
father. who was working on the
bank, was called to the scene.
Paralyzed with horror when he
realized that the child was his own
son, he could only watch with the
other spectators until the boy and
dog were back to safety.
Perhaps the fact that the dog be-
longed to a neighbor, and was the
chum Of his own dog, prompted
Clayton to his act, but his father is
Of the opinion that he would have
done the same for any dog. When
asked why he did 1t, he answered,
when I saw him in the water and
heard him cry I just couldn't help
It," The boysis II years old and is
a pupil at the Williams school.