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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-07

darskem. Dokladem toho jest
i v nejnovejsf dobe vydane ma
rlZenl minoritach narodnost-
Mich Mad'arsku. Minoritni
narizeni vyhovuje uplne smlou
We trianonske jest prodchnu-
to velmi liberalnim duchem.
prohlasenl pana presidenta
Masaryka, ucinene zurnalistu
dru Palyimu, bylo nadsene pri
jato mad 'arskym parlamen-
tenn. Avsak vlada mad arska
brzy Sc zklamala, ponevadz Sc
strany ceskoslovenske jiz hned
pc tom bylo pocit' ovati jistou
uZavrenost. Pricinou toho Jest
otazka reparaci, ponevadz do
kud Ceskoslovensko jako veii-
tel 81 sedne S Mad arskem ke
stolu, dotud ami V politlckych,
ami v hospodarskych otazkach
Inedojde k pokojnemu resent.
Druhou pricinou jsou nesprav-
ne informace Ceskosloven IL
myslech Mad arska, die KITE
rych pry Mad 'arsko chysta Sc
k odplate. Kdo ale Una dnesni
hospodarskou situaci Mad'ar-
ska, must Sc jenom smati po-
dobnym zpravam. Podle infor.
maci poslance nejenom ted, a.
lie ami V budoucnu nedojde je.
ste k resent hospodarske otaz
ky propoust6nych uredniku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-07

ze parcelacl pozemku bude
zmensena uroda ma ukor NEST
skeho obyvatelstva. Naproti to
mu Sc pravi, re malorolnici We
ruji plde vetsi pozornost a le-
pc il obdelaji kdyz bude je-
|jich majetkem.
New York Tribune (6.7. u
verejnuje zpravu o odhaleni
,pomniku generalu Stefanikovi
ma mfste, kde byl padem leta-
dla zabit. Cinnost gen. Stefani-
ka We svetove valce jest struc-
Inc a vystizne ocenena.
Financnf tydennik "The An
alist" (9.7) uverejnuje stati-
stiku csl. vyvozu a dovozu "a
mesic bfezen 1923, a tabulku
|ukazujicf vyvoz do jednotli-
lvych zemf.
New York Times (5.7) We
izprave o csl. prdmyslu pravi,
re pomery v csl. prumyslu die
prohlaseni hlavniho tajemnika
slovenske sekce Svazu csl. prd
myslniku Sc znacne zlepsily
- Velmi znacne zlepsenl OBJ
jevilo sc tez v textilnim odvet-
vi a neni daleka doba, kdy Ce.
,skoslovensko zaujme ma sveto.
lvych trZich misto, ma nez JIG
svym vysoce vyvinutym prdmy
lslem a kvalitoudsvych vyrobkI
opravneno.
| st. Paul, Mimi. Pioneer
Press $50 uverejnuje zpra
WI amer. obchodniho attase \
Praze o nezamestalanosti v Ce,
skoslovensku. Pocet nezamest
nanych sc stale mensi; " dub.
'nu bylo $4,000 lidi nezamest
nanych, v kvetu 100000 a ],
cervnu necelych 100000.
j New York Musical Courier
! (28.6.) uverejnuje dopis sve
no prazskeho referenta dra E
Rychnovskeho. jenz popisuje
lpremieru Novakovy opery 'Lr
cerna," 0 niz pravi, re je tt
prace, ktera trvale obohati ce
skou operni literaturu.
New York Herald, (15.7.
,popisu5e csl. dramaticke novir
ky a O Capkove hfe ''Zemt
mnoha jmen" pravi, ze prav
depodobne bude pfedvedena ,
Americe. Premiera opery 'Lu
. cerna. cd dra. H. Jelfnka S hud
Ibou skladatele NovAka jest OBJ
sirne .popsana.
/ Bostonsky Monitor obi
pfinasi clanek sveho. prazske
ho dopisovatele, v nemz tent'
) vylicuje navstevu vnucky P;
lackeho dcery Riegrovy !
Roztokach. " clanku. jest ma
stinen vyznam Palackeho /;
Riegra pro csl. narod. Zdaril;
: reprodukce Svabinskeho pero
kresby predstavujicf dra. Rie
gra jest pripojena clanku. .
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-07

bylt katolicke seminare ma
Slovensku preplneny poslucha-
ci, to i slovenskymi.
''Venkov" V 1vodniku pou-
kazuje ma zanedbavani nasich
lazni, kdezto do lazni cizozem
skych a ciziny v1bec rozjizdi
Sc ohromny poSet nasich lidi.
List prohlasuje, re nelze zazli-
vati, re vyuzivaji vhodne kon-
.juktury, ale timto stavem vel
mi trpi mali lide V okruhu la
zenskem, kterf nasledkem ne
|dostatecne navstevy nasich la
Uni prichazeji o vydelek. List
|vytyka dale, ze propaganda
nasich lazni neni, takrka zadna
la vedle toho je tfeba, ably je-
/ jich pobyt nebyl omezovan ja-
kylnikoliv snerovadly mao
pax co nejvice je treba, ably po
byt tu byl zprijemnovan. Nase
rfirodni bohatstvi samo mas nu
tt, aby no nejen V zajmu drob
neho aoveka, ale zajmu sta
tn bylo vyuzito.'
| "Pozor" (Olomouc) sdeluje,
re pri nedelni slavnosti odhale
nj pomniku padlym vojinum V
Hnevotin6, poradane obci "a
soucinnosti obou narodnosti,
propukla u N6mcu nenavist
proti ceskemu narodu statu.
IObecnf radni Johann Melzer
Ivynutil 81 zakaz hranf statni
'hymny. Starosta obce v kritic-
Ike chvili nemel dostatek odva-
by usneseni obecni rady prove
sti. Hudebnlci nechut' k repu-
blice dokazali planou vymlu-
YOU, re hymnu neumi. Nasled-
KEN teto urazky narodnich a
vlasteneckych citu ceskeho OBJ
canstva vidal Sc namestek sta
rosty Hynek Staigr proslovu
/ pri slavnosti a slozil funkci ma
n5stka starosty clenstvi V O.
becnim zastupitelstvi. Cesti
clenove obecniho zastupitel-
stva usnesli sc rovnez resigno-
vati ma clenstvi V obecnfm "a
stupitelstvu, take nezbude u
fadGm nez ustanoviti v Hnevo-
tine opet vladniho komisare.
"Maehrisches Tagblatt" TO-
lomouc) sdeluje, ze po vyssim
narizeni byly odstraneny POM
milky cisare Josefa We Frydlan-
de Rymarove.
"Hirado" (Bratislava) v IL
vodni stati uverejnuje clanek
dra Josefa Sztereniho o sblize-
nj Mad'arska Ceskosloven-
} skem, Jugoslavii a Rumun-
skem. Pisatel optimisticky po-
: suzuje dnesni hospodarske W.
jednavanf Mad'arska Cesko-
slovenskem a dava vyraz made
il, ze zdarnym resenim otazek
. hospodarskych mezi obema
mocnostmi nezbytnym nasled-
KEN bude j feseni otazek politi
ckych. Nejvyssim zajmem Ma
Id'arska jest, dnes, aby zilo v IL
lplne shod6 Sc svylni sousedy a
tax aby byl zachovan mir We
stredni Europe.
"Kassai Ujsag" (Kosice) u
-''verejfluje interview sveho do
, pisovatele s Vayrem Hedrym,
poslancem strany sjednoce-
nych v pestskem parlamentu.
Ma otazku, jaky ma MAJOR ma
: sblizenf Ceskoslovenska Ma
d'arskem, odpoveda poslanec
: Hedrym dopisovateli listu toto :
:, Vlada mad 'arska, zvlaste pc
sledni dobe, podnikla vse moz-
ne "a lcelem pratelskeho sbli
zeni Ceskoslovenskem jak ma
poll politickem, TAX j hospo-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-07
.AMERICK1 4 TlSK o cSL.
VECEcH.
tervenec 1923.

ZajeZd Csl. ministra Zahr.
vecf dra. Benese do PaTize a
Londyna vyvolal pozornost We
skereho americkeho tisku,
jenz cinil RUNE dohady 0 ice
lu cesty dra. Benese. We vetsi-
ne pripadd casopisy uvadely,
Re dr.. Benes snazi Sc zabraniti
roztrzce ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
dohdy a hleda vychodisko pro
rozreseni reparacni otazky k
spokojenosti obou velmoci.
New York Herald, I'll. ~
uverejnil interview 5 p. w. W..
Atterburym, mistopfedsedou
Pennsylvania drahy. Pan At
|terbury cestoval pc Europe a
navstivil tez Ceskoslovenskc, 0
|nemz Sc We SVEN rozhovoru Wy
|jadril takto: Ceskoslovensko
Sc vyvinulo v obdivuhodny ma
rod. Jest sui generis, tax rece-
no, opravdovym narodem, jenz
Sc vynoril valky a ucinil nej-
Ipodivuhodnejsi pokrok, ma ce-
ste stati Sc jednim z vedou-
lcich narodd Evropy. Jest obdi
lvuhodne, co vSe tato zeme w.
konala, jak daleko pokrocila."
Detroit, Mich. News (6.7.)
v redakcnfm clanku "Ceskoslo
vensko prosperuje' pravf: "Po
zorujfcimu svetu zda Sc, ze o.
study Evropy jsou do znacne
miry odvlse cd osob. Kde silny,
vlastenecky vIdce vladne, tam
Hide prospei.uji, kde vsak pra-
We vddcovstvi chybi, tam ma
lstava zmatek a zkaza. Mezi il
,nym z tohoto dGvodu jest nut
no blahoprati k uzdraveni T..
IG. Masaryka, presidenta Ces-
koslovenska a jednoho z neko
li.,a blahodarnych postav Evro
|py."
| Scranton Republican (4.O
uvefejnfl rozhovor S p. M. Bo
sakem, predsedou Bosak State
Bank, jenz po nekolika meslc-
|nim pobytu v Ceskoslovensku
lse vratil do Ameriky. Pan Bo-
SAX vyjadril spokojenost po-
Imery v move republice a uni
Inil Sc tez 0 usudku znameho
lpfitele csl. naroda, p. Seton
1Watsona, jenz pravil, ze Ces-
! koslovensko jest V kazdem O.
Ihledu nejzdravejsim a nejkon-
!. sohdovanejsim. staten We sired
nj Europe.
4 Chicago Tribune (15.D po-
4 pisuie lesy V Ceskoslovensku a
j zakony fidici lesnf hospodaf-
!; stvi a pravi, ze Amerika moz-
ma bude nucena podobne zako-
my priimout. Ceskoslovenskc
ma vice rez 80 procent pudy
, zalesnene a nasledkem roZ.
umne politiky nikdo nesmi ka.
Icet rocne vice stromG nez jicl
"a rok vyroste; tim zpdsoben
lzcme jest chranena pred velky
mi ztratami lesu a ma nadby.
tick drivi pro svou potrebu. Ny
nj Sc pfipravuje novy zakon re
gulujici lesni hospodafstvi. Pe
Give pesteni lesd zvysuje roc
nj vytezek a dociluje lepsicf
Idruhu dreva. Lesnimu hospo
dafstvf jest vyucovano ma vice
nez $50 hospodarskych sko
lach.
Cewencove cislo sbormikl
Review of Reviews" v obsaz
, mem clanku slec. L. E. Textort
We, profesorky dejepisu ma Va
sar College, popisuje pozem
: kovou reformu v Ceskosloven
sku. Autorka seznamuje cten;
re S pomery poprevratovymi
kdy velke pozemky Sc nacha
zely vetsinou rukou cizi sic
chty, sympatizujici Memo
: Inebo Mad'ary. Malorolnfci st,
III vydobili skrovne zivobytf
!. kousku pudy a mnozf byli nu
: ceni vyst6hovat Sc do ciziny
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-07

Itch. V mestskem divadle vi
Bolzanu promluvil nedavno Sc
nator Tolomein Nemcich v,
jiznich Tyrolich. "Nemecky |
narod necht' jen klidne zapo-
meme ma sve predni straze ma
teto (jizni) strane Alp" vyvo
zoval Tolomein "a souhlasu We
skereho italskeho tisku. Mem
ci mad horni Adizi V nedilne
provincii tridentske, museji
pochopit, re fasisticka vlada
nehodla dati onech Nemec-
kym svazem pozadovanych "a
ruk, aby zvecnenf nemectvi VI
hornoadizskem kraji bylo "a
jiSteno - naopak bude vlada
podporovat kazdou formu ASST
milace tohoto pohranicnlho
kraje ostatnim narodem." i
Senator Tolomein zadal dale
Ivyjimecny zakon podle angli-
ckeho vzoru, jimz Sc ma urci-
ltou dobu pro cele jizni Tyroly
zakazuje pristahovalectvi no
vych Nemca a povoleni k po-
bytu rakouskych nemeckych
statnlch obcanu nanejvys ma
3 mesice. Urady a hostince mu
sell nit italske napisy, ban
kan, obchodnim firmam no.
telum zakazuji Sc oznaceni
"Tyrolsky -; take jsou "a
kazany navy ''jizni Tyroly" a
"nemecke Tyroly", noviny,
iez tohoto narizeni nedbaji,
jsou konfiskovany. Pomnik
Walthera Won der Vogelweide,
nalezajici Sc ma nejvetsim ma
mesti bolzanskem, bude prene
sen do uzavrene zahrady, po-
mniky Dusty Habsburku pri-
jdou do museji =.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-07

Zena by asi nesnadno mohla
byti napovedou, nebot' tento
nesmi nit pqslednf slovo; to
musi vyrknouti herec.
Velikeho sebezapreni musi
stat zenu ma divadle, ze musi
vzdy S jazyckem vyckati, al
ma nj doide rada.
Zena je ma jevisti priroze-
neisl nezli v hledisti, nebot'
prljemnejsim pro nj jest byti
obdivovana nezli obdivovat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-14

low, and when normal buying is
resumed a recovery ensues. If the
recovery movement catches the
public with low stocks, there is
danger that the rise may go be-
yond the level at which it can be
sustained, and thus prices may
oscillate until the spasmodic move
ments gradually lose their force
and greater stability is attained.
There is no reason to be alarmed
over a movement of recovery from
the low prices of 1921, for such a
movement was bound to come.
Wool, cotton, rubber, the metals
and coal and other raw materials
having advanced, the prices of fin
ished goods necessarily have followed.
Such readjustmenrs do not of
themselves signify imitation. On
the other hand, every upward
movement is in danger of running
away, and all parties concerned
should endeavor to avert this dan
ger. The talk of restoring wages
in the textile industry to the high
level of 1920 is a menace. The
country cannot stand a general
rise of industrial costs. 1t needs
further reductions to assure sta
bility and the wage earners them
selves are more interested in sta~
bility than in higher wage rates
which will check consumption.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-14
Samuel Nadeau

Samuel Nadeau, aged "A, who for
nearly fourteen years was super
intendent of the Waterville City
Home. died suddenly yesterday noon
IN the Cyr grocery store on Water
street, from a sudden attack of heart
trouble. Mr.. Nadeau was apparent
~ in good health up to the time of
his death. Yesterday forenoon,
Napoleon Marshall, overseer of the
poor. was at the city home looking
after some of the inmates and carried
ON while there an extensive CONVEX
sive conversation with Mr.. Nadeau.
About II o'clock Mr.. Nadeau har-
messed his horse and brought MIR.
Marshall into the city. He called at
the City Treasurers Office and re-
ceived his salary for the month of
February. going from there to the
Cyr store. On entering he greeted
Mr.. Cyr and after few words fell
unconscious in Mr.. Cyr's arms.
Medical aid was rushed to the scene,
but upon arrival Mr.. Nadeau was
found to be dead. The body was
taken to the Pclletier home on Gold
street.
Mr.. Nadeau is survived by fie
daughters. Mrs. Sandie Pelletier, Mr..
Fred Carrigar, Mrs. Peter Welch,
Mrs. Joseph Ferland and Mrs. Eu-
gene LaChance, and four sons. Will
liam. Edward, Charles and Peter
Nadeau. Funeral arrangements will
be announced later.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-14
The Business Recovery

The business recovery since a
year ago has been remarkable, and
it has been greatly helped by the
improved condition of agriculture,
but a rise of commodities the
farmer must buy will tend to re-
store the unbalanced condition OF
a year ago.
The final figures of the Depart
ment of Agriculture show that the
value of farm products in 1922 ag-
gregated $2,00O,0OO,00O more than
in 1921, and the crops were made
at no greater cost.
The revival of construction
work, in private dwellings, public
buildings, Office buildings, high
ways, and railroad equipment has
been leading influence in the re-
vival of business during the past
year, and the fact that this work
is reasonably certain to go on
throughout 1923 is the most sub
stantial assurance that general
business will continue active
throughout the year. Building
permits issued in January exceed
cd in amount of contemplated ex-
penditures in any January on rec
ord, and the amount of railway
equipment under order on Feb
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-14
COburn CLASSICAL
Alumni Evening
Very Entertaining

One of the best social functions OF
the wear was held last evening at tne
Elk's hall, where over 2Oo OF the
Column alumni and students gather
ed TO participate in an Coburn al
umni evening. At $50 the entire
body was seated at long tables iaden
with delicious and appetlIlns
menu. After the supper several ol
the Coburn songs were rendered pS
the happy gathering ana inc - ~
b1rn cheers were given first by the
students and then by the alumni.
Toastmaster Drew T. Harthorn pre-
sided over the meeting and gave the
oneninr address, saying that he was
very glad to be present with sucn
large gathering. He SAID that Tue
committee was somewhat pu2Zleu d
few DAYS ago wondering how many
would be present. but that for the
last day or so the telephone has been
ringing steadily calling Tor tlckets
and that next year they would nave
to secure larger hall to accomlno-
date the crowd. He said that Co
burn had been on the map for more
than hundred years and that dur
ing the past century its classes had
turned out many of the best citizens
of Maine and that its record Tor
nreparing students for colleges
could not be surpassed. He said
that the success of school is oe-
termined by the graduates IT sends
ont. and that Coburn figuring on
basis has a right to boast. lie theh
smoke of the Phi Beta Kappa meet
ing held at Colby Monday evening
saving that Frederick Fassett, Jr.'
graduate of Coburn, was one OF inc
Colby students initiated into this
nIained the number of departments
that had been added from time 10
time to bring the school up with the
nropress of the rest of the nation.
In the past ten years 36G students
have graduated from Coburh, ne
sand. and 300 of them have gone TO
| higher schools. and are scattered
I from the University of Maine to the
| University of California. He read
two communications. one 1roin
Judge Leslie c. Cornish and the
other from Percival 2. Baxter Gov
ernor of Maine, stating that they
,Hare sorry that they could not at
tend but congratulating the prln-
| o;nei Mr.. Harthorn, on the nne
! shirt and good work OF the lnstl-
! tute. :,
Miss Rose Fitzpatrick of Hallowell,
. teacher at Coburn for many years
ras called upon and responded by
saying that the gathering piaan n
denoted that the school was pro.
eressinc and growing. She told OF
soeetinr many eX-Coburn scholars
+; IN her travels and said that she was
very proud and glad to find that
tbey had made such a fine success IN
tie after leaving the school. Other
sne,kers called upon who responded
.H;tI ~ GOOD word were. Mayor Leon
~ rehbetts. Miss Marion Brown. J.
Harland Morse. DR.. l.. c. Whitteo
more. Ray E. Haines' Harri SI
Pearce and president OF COPY C1a o
lege. Arthur J. Roberts r atiu To to
speaking the gatherlns, e.hare an
LII foshioned social was greatly en-
E ioved. by the young and old.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-14
Local Legion Post
Augusta Visitors

The invitation from Augusta TO
be present at the council meeting
and open meeting OF the American
Legion was accepted by the local
George nj. Bourque Post. American
Legion at their regulars meeting.
The meeting in Augusta will be held
in the Y. M. C. A. building. March
80. 1t is expected that If large
number of the local members plan
to go a specicl car will be chartered.
The entries for the contest for the
county posts selected are as follows:
Pool. Phillip Loubier, Leo Poulin.
Louis Marchitti. and Bob Stewart;
billiards, DR.. Baird and DR.. Towne:
bowling, Harold Marshall. Robert
Murphy. Chester Ellis, Dave Poiri-
or; shooting. Fl. w. Drawn. Thomas
N. Weeks. William II. Murray. VII
fred Boudrcau. The delegates TO tbs
Kennebec County Council will be
commander Z. H. Julien. Adlutant'
II. w. Drawn. and A. Raymond ltog-
ers, alternates. past commander
Thomas +. Weeks. II. I. Turcottc,
and John Foster ChOato.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-14
COLBY COLLEGE
To Have Chinese
Song at Musicale

Manager Theodore c. Bramhall of
the Colby Musical Clubs announced
this afternoon that there is to be an
added attraction at the Waterville
concert which is to be given in the
City Opera House Thursday night.
The latest addition to the program
is to be a vocal solo in Chinese with
some hort of, a Chinese instrument
as an accompaniment. The artists
will appear in their native cos
tunes.
At the beginning Of this semester
two Cinnamon entered Colby and
were soon seen walking to and from
their classes with the rest Of the
students but when it was heard that
they were musical everybody became
interested and wanted to hear them.
Knowing this and knowing that the
Musical Club concert was to come
soon, Manager Bramhall did all in
his power to get them to appear on
that night. With much persuasion
they have finally consented to give
their little act and from what they
have shown in rehearsals it is re-
ported that a big surprise is in store
for the audience.
Lee Flu Chi plays the instrument
which in many respects resembles
a violin except that it has two
strings, and instead of being played
as a violin it is rested on the floor
and played in that position. Accom-
panying him will be Lee Su IN
song, sung in Chinese.
Rehearsals are being held by the
Clubs every day and 1t is reported
that one of the best concerts ever
held in Waterville will be put on
by the college men.
The seats at the present date are
limited. Tickets will be exchanged
at Aliens Drug Store, March IA, al
nine o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-14
OAKLAND

Mrs. Ralph Davis and daughter
Miss Marjorie Davis of Windsorvlle
are visiting Mr. Davis mother. Mrs.
A. d. Webb of the East Pond road.
Mrs. Harry Dame will entertain
The Idlers Friday evening at her
home on Main street.
Mrs. Ralph Martineau has gone to
Lewiston to visit her mother, Mrs.
Jalbert for n few days.
Miss Doris Tobin of Rice's Rips
was a week end guest Of Miss Clar-
issa Wheeler.
Mrs. Mabel Harlow has gone to the
Elm City hospital in Waterville
where she will undergo a surgical
operation for appendicitis.
The w. Il. S. club met Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. c. +.
Small of Alpine street. The evening
was pleasantly passed with various
kinds of fancy work and light re-
freshments We're served. The guests
were: Mrs. Theodore Bragg. Mrs.
William Simpson. Mrs. William Balm.
Mrs. Charles Blaisdell. Mrs. Charles
Bartlett Mrs. Roy Tracy and Mrs.
Dean. f. Wheeler.
Mrs. Percy Larkin will entertin
The jolly Eight club at an all-day
meeting today "wednesday at her
home on Summer street.
Miss Mildred Penney has returned
from a week end visit at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace MaXfield of
Lewiston.
The WOman's Missionary society Of
the United Baptist church will meet
this wednesday, afternoon in the
church vestry. The subject of the
meeting will be Indians" and the
hostesses will be Mrs. Frank Her.
som & Mrs. Lottie Williams. At the
close of the meeting business meet
ing of the Ladies' Aid will Re held. e
Mrs. Weston p. Holman is guest
, of hen parents Mr.. and Mrs. o. T..
Curtis of Leeds for few days.
The Silent Six club will meet
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Thomas Walker.
Mr.. Bowen and family are moving
into the tenement in the Harry Hig-
gins house on Main street.
Miss Queenie Hall h as returned
from a week lend visit at her home in
Scion.
The auxiliary to the Harry G. Deck
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-14

The Federal Reserve banks of
Boston and New York have adj
vanced their discount rates from
a to ~ per cent, which is the rate
now prevailing at all the reserve
banks, except the one at San
Francisco, which is still at 4 per
cent. While there is nothing in
the present situation which calls
urgently for action to check infla-.
ton, but the volume of business is
increasing and prices are gener-
ally advancing. both forecasting an,
increased demand for credit. The
best financial judgment of the
country is in favor of keeping the
demands on the reserve banks UNI
der coptrol and preventing an.
other runaway situation, such as
occurred in 1919 and 1920. The
way to keep reserve bank re-
sources in reserve is to discourage
their use when expansion is under
way. The country should expect
to confine itself normally. to the
amount of credit which the local
banks are able to supply, using the
reserve banks to give the degree
of elasticity which the. seasonsalj
fluctuations require. No member
bank should be permanent bor-
rover of its reserve bank. There
is no reason to doubt that on this
basis the. industries can have all
the banking accommodations nee.
essary to enable them to, operate
at capacity. !,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-14
Waterville A. C..
Opens for Business
Next Wednesday

Boxing fans in this section Of the
Sale may be interested to know that
A Waterville A. G., the latest boxing
quo TO be established in the Elm City.
ms hnally set its opening date for
aeanesday. March II. At this time
~ yell will call to the ring as a main
Sw Eddie Polo of this city. bantam
Mmplon Of northern New England,
sa a loung Vanderbilt of Fall River,
~ 49, one Of the fastest youngsters in
49,. .ne semi-fnals will be announced
,, va ana with the announcement will
s" "s q surprise. as Promoter LeClair
s~.eu last night that two regular main
W., ~. men will exhibit here. No names
w.. w. gwen out. but if the boxers the
h.s.Vllle A. c. matchmaker is trying
set show their wares here. the card
Nars '"' 'ne oese seen he'e :"
INV ''y-three rounds will fill the pro.
~ ~ included in this large number
i'vunos Will be the main mill Of twin
nn, azure. three skies and a three.
!. ..saoerbilt will be the fastest oppo.
NJ. 'ue local flash has met in some
hin,, Iooie has gone into intensive
~ and is expecting no easy meat
dp.....e swaps socks with the Massa.