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Continued.
NORRIS CHAIR. 81; two mahogany finish
bookcases, 50; study table. $3.50; ten Century
encyclopedias In case tcost 5000, $40; reed
baby carriage tnew). $50: mahogany table and
china closet, $75; mahogany music roll cabi-
net. sl5; player-piano Gable Co... perfect
ST. NV.
PARLoK SUITE, $85. l2V6 Pa. ave. s.e.
REFRIGERATOR. extension table, sideboard |;
rsss res SenaSs Ssei no dealers 1859 Wisconsin ave
half the cost. Address Boz 1e4v. star office:
CREDIT CASH
FURNITURE
sHSn GfSIs nis:Gf7f- aoSEY-s1I S1T o'si hr
HOPWOOD'S
sth AND K sTs.
TABLE-Gate-lcg, large, oval.
mahogany; bargain. Tel. North
$40. Apt. 205.
MUSICAL INSTRU MENTs.
CLARK IRISH HARP. excellent condition,
$50. 52+ Columbia road.
EDISON Perfect condition; year old original
price. $500; attachment and records; reason
n6ie terms: Address Box 223.v. Star office. %
kNAbE PAELoR GRAND. excellent condi-
ton 500 cash. 521 18th ST IL
PARI.oR GRAND. '.Ivers & Pond': beautiful
tone and fne condition; only s4G5 2a7 Pa
ave. sc. Lire. 525T.
PIANO-Mshogany fnish original Drlcs. s900 /;
eiessnt condition; Ion vii sell for $50 schsef-
rIASo; walnut case. dnc Kimtall: s1o9.
gain Address Ror 274;v. star ofice.
Piano tuDEE!ghp. excellent make; practically
chaser. ADDRESS EoK 74.v. star once. i
PIANO, Schubert upright; mahogany; sej
227 Pa. ave. Sc
PIANO: Ersdb.nry upright; exceptional bar
Company. Gii ii st. ne.
Piano. Chi"ksring mahogany upright; $1s5.
~ Pa: ave. Sc.
rIAHo. very good. upright. 500. 1s42 N st
PIANO. mahogany upright; Will consider
term. 2oi u st So.
r..So rs. AssS, s3gS sqss sEs $500 c'OeSsIson f.'
condition cash $i25. 1900 X ST., apt. 5o4.
Main Hf26.
PIANO, Hlnt!ngIoa upright; Ike new. 5yo
9th st So. Phone I.tnr 5o44-J. IL
PLAYER-PlASo. Sterling: leaving city; bar
gain. Can II to .. evenings. to 9. 1907
PI-tYER-PIASo tStc!nl, cheap for cash al
most new. 171S Newton St. NV. 5'
PLAYER PIANO practically new; cost S175;
bargain. ro s930W 4i16 3rd ST. NV.
pLAYER PIANO tA-oIian}. IN gpod condition
Address BOX 77-V. Star office. 2'
sAXoPHUEt-t- melody; nne coalition; rea-
sonsbl-. Col. 6sOo-J.
SAXOPHoNE. French make; bargain I'll iotn
ne. ILnc. S34..
sTIEFF baby grand piano; excellent tone and
condition. 9Ol l3ih. Apt. 90
STROUD IIANOLA. plsy-r-pisno. bench and
rolls; bargain for quick sale: 500 4.
+. Arnold, A8"t. 1929 q 81 NV.
TENOR BANJO. WIN case, excellent couai
'i"n: cheap. col. 5s3J.
upRIGHr iisI,"t 4 Dsvis piano; good ,,"r.-
diti"u: reasonable. 5"4 Park I'd. nv. a'
UPRIGHT PIANO. mahogany; good condition
sloo See e and maxi offer. Tel. Main 72s'o
yICTR0TA-s3.1U muiroganv console model.
brand new: VIII sell reasonable. Address RoA
l5SV s;ar uficA.
VIOLIN, q siss.. in frst-cl4ss condition; goa
FOR beginner. Phone y. l1tS5 81 : st nv.
VUSE TPKlGHI, *Y5, knab~. $l2I. Stiei,.
$I75; bargains. A. +. Arnold Auct. L.;
- -. W
$3.50 VICTOR. ike new. So; s2e5 yi-trola.
SIZE: Victor YIctrlas. SI5. s2I. s45. A. =
Arnold Arrt., 1929 g st. NV.
FOUR PIANO BARGAIEs-wfug d Co., <a5;
Eilton like new s"l5; Haines grand. slightly
rsed. sj25; Emerson upright. ss5. Grand and
upright pianos for rent.
HUGO NORCH. Est. 1879.
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OPEN EVENINGS.
HOMER l.. KIT co.
1880 G ST. NV.
PLAYFR-PIAEO

High grade player piano;
standard make. 8S-note. Genuine
mahogany modern case design.
In perfect condition. Music rolls
included. Big bargain for cash.
Can be seen from Q to II am. or
q to 9 pm. 4o6 South Clifton
Terrace.
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BROKERAGE CO.,
215 9th St. NV.

FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUs
ACCOUNTING COURsE-wen known. hss,
reasonable offer. Address B. d. H. 500 10th
st. NV. 8s
ANY QUANTITY of rich top soil; 6ne To-
lawns and flowers. 81 st. ne.
ASH DOORS (psirl. like new, 7 IT, by > n
EE in; hardware included. 1915 CorbIn nj
AUTO CAMPING TENT-Csed yery NffI.-
Apply 227 Mass. ave. ne.
BABY CARRIAGE. newly Nusmsied ana mn
holstered North 1895.
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WANTED--A garry With Sl5.u"p 70, buy a
uiNnn of prop% that will ts sold a. a
.acrifce / viii rent or lease the property
r0r d term of v"ars pay good rental. furnish
he house OF seventeen rooms and operate a
santarium. for which there IS great need.
Have the coop. tn Ton OF doctors and nurses
and can prove 10 interested parties that they
viii get a good return on their money, and
e they wish 70 resell they can do so at sev-
eral thousand profit. Property ideally 10
rsted for sanitsrium. Address Box civ
star Office.
Evening star., 1923-04-01
FOR SALE-MIsCELLANEoUs

FOR SALE-M1SCELLANE0US
Continued.
WOOD
sindiins So essstnus eold Psggl.F Psgg4 or mixed g.
ARMY AND NAVY SURPLUS.
q. s. Army harness.
q. g. Big Refrgersto5.
U. &. Laundry Machines.
Electric Motors. Generators, Etc.
Army Wagons.
WASHINGTON SALVAGE CO.
3O3 10th sT. NV.
VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP
AND SUGAR.
Guaranteed new. pure and finest quality.
Delivered at 90 cents per ID and 81 S5 per gal
ADDRESS Maple Hill Farm P. o. Box "a. Pa.
ave. STA: city.
L. s. ARMY HARNESS.
Cart Harness, Leather Collars, new-used
HILLS DRY COLD
Refriserators. show cases. store fixtures.
Easy terms.
4. l1BuW1TZ & co, Agents
---- 10o3 Z: BALTIC St. baltimore. Nd.
Soda Fountains and Equipments
BURCH & KLEEs ColiP1NI.
$50 Pa. ave. NV.
RTIIDING MATERIAL
An wrecking Perkins residence. 1t1 Conn
te,s. doors, and windows complete: electric
fixtures: oak stairs; hathtubs and toilets. All
new. Special price 70 move qnick ballroom
ceilings and side wall paneied with Turkish
tLe. with inscription on each tile. Salesman
BUILDING MATERIALS
from our immense wrecking opera:ous-from
city and sn+Su, sse, 11ss % the
Permit us to oner you new and salvased
materials At wonderful saving: Lumber.
toil.rs, lsvatorles. electric fixtures. sash,
NOTE THESE PRICES: New bathroom ont
reclaimed. random lengths. ic: reclaimed.
gdrs Ttxp!nr n .e9sths rs; br.nd Sc: Fregru;
t2qmsn. t.rnns., cash, s4xa4A; lights. 81. Rogans
shnses ,ou-' on. esra'nssea ner ee- sossta 9T:'
50 shovel, 39c; pick, CSC; rake. fac;
satslns s "a th's SAT-
! :5-ft double copper s"!l: sI1.75: Kitchen boil
sTnSpRg sTi 30 gar1Sn; 4S1;,y1%c;rs I%E; $50 MG6,o 10
'iDEh Gamn lshrSGEk Se1s hoeSEWkEGKINd NE OK. CO.
9th aoi Florida ave. 9Th 3 and pc'. .t..
Statesmen At either .ne. vii ii al year bill
Of material without los. Of time
Real Diamond Bargains.
Hca-at blue-whi;e solitaire diamond ripg.
set in ladys handsome mounting
sos.
10 diamond princess ring diamonds weigh
$3.50.
s. 600 htIihi+ platinum diamond bracelet
$500.
lS-dianond sunbnrs, brooch. lsrse fa- gems.
SIPS.
49,
dne blue white diamonds
$llO.
See Us before b:yinS diamonds,
KAHN OPTICAL CO..
6l7 eth St. NV.
PHONE MAIN 5.777
Real Diamond Bargains.
AZ diamond Transactions. 10th bry'nG and
,eliins. are handled ty Mr.. Kahn r-rs 'laIly
without expense Of high -sn,arfri clerks, ard
f~ing out OF the hgh-rent d'str!c. ,ye are ir
position 20 oT-r tremendous saving - the plr
chaser.
2,Garst p~rfec: 6ne brilliant sc,;tairs Ola
mounting. rsrty must sacrifice.
$425.
$50 fine blue white solitaire diamond rirs
I'M gem, perf~t cut; set IN platinum w:t6
diamonds on side. real bargain.
Sc-JO-
4iaca-I- steel hluc ''Yager." per!e,t shzpe
and cit. cost, originally. 81. 200 Patty must
sacrifice
5000.
I-cs-a- fine h,rA wh!te solitaire diamond
ring. perfect cut diamond Hand some lady's
mounting. real bargain.
Sis.
81 30h hexibIe platinum dismond bracelet
hr- blue diamonds. Parry must szcr.-
H..
$500.
See US before buying diamonds
KAHN OPTICAL co.
Oh 9TH St. NV.
Phone Main 1877
NOKOL BURNER (used one
year. in good condition. Owner
leaving city. Address Box o7-V,
Gov ofIIca
Evening star., 1923-04-01

ROAMER.
NEW CAR-NENER USED.
BELOW DEALERS COST.
4-pass. sport; aeroplane green
tonneau shield; Spanish leather
Mr.. Shoemaker, 1926 N. Y. ave.
INV.
Evening star., 1923-04-01

Boarding house, in bushes section; 20 rooms
) baths; steam heat price, $500.
Our sales in roomtng and boarding houses
in the last tsn days have beaten all previous
records prices ranged from 81 900 70 1000
Hotels and boarding houses will, without
doubt reap 4 harvest in the neSr future Sc
cure one of or frst-.lsss boarding or ro0mln,
houses before prices 70 Up. TIE best is placed
exclusively in our hands for sale.
Evening star., 1923-04-01

Ford touring fno starterl. s75: good sa-
pearance tirst-class @0N3ls tires, motor re
charges Open Sunday. Pleased to demon
strate s. j. Monk, mgr, 33 ST. NV
Evening star., 1923-04-01

I DESIRE To SELL. my corset shop. carry
ing underwear. lingerie, hosiery and ready
prominently located has q good line OF pay
ng customers; rent IS Sl35 per month, includ-
ing heat and Janitor service; three yenr lease
with privilege Of renewal; FOR very good rea-
~0ns l will sell for $500. and pass over n
GOOD, paying business. Address OWNER.
Box 20t;-E. Star office.
Evening star., 1923-04-01

Ford sedan bought new about Jan. l. 1922.
4 fine high-gr car in every way; dem. rims,
; Al tires positively guaranteed. Cash.
1925: monthly. S25. Price, S42J.
Evening star., 1923-04-01

rAFE-Iocated brSt ap:. hYus. section Mt.
Pleasant. g,,,d buvIresS WITH splendid future:
low rent Price $I."O. Address Box 23l.N
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n
s500-Roonling house, 10 rooms; cheap rent.
S55o--Rooming house. 10 rooms; rent, $50.
S6Oo-Rooming house, s rooms; rent, $50;
central location; we'll furnished; steam heat
S75o-Rooming house, 24 rooms; rent. $50;
81. .5O0-Rooming house. 23 rooms; rent. Sill.
.650-Grocery and rooms; rent. s25: good
lease; business. $500 per week
81. .C0O-Grocery and : rooms; rent, $+5; good
stand, we'll stocked. good business.
81. .6O0-Grocery and rooms; rent. s35; long
lease; steam heat and electricity.
Ss50-Confect and fountain and ) rooms and
bath; good business; rent only $50.
s350-Lunch, good corner; lease; rent. 500.
81. .600-Lunch and rooms; good business.
S500-Lnnch; Sc. section; must sacrifice.
sJO0-Tailoring business; Prosperity machine
central location. good business
-. 200-Pool, near beer and lunch business.
S6O1-Beauty parlor and furnished apt
81 .000-Auto repair shop; Tear capacity.
$45o-Cigar and news business: yrs lease:
rent. $50; business net $50 per week.
S750-Cigar and news business in office bldg
r. NJ. CURTIS. MAIN $685. MAIN 7TT3,
10 Hschinists' bldg. 9Th ami Mass sve NV.
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Boarding. house near l":h and 4 Sts steam
heat; about i rooms; price. $500.
Evening star., 1923-04-01

WANTED Distributor 10 handle sale ~ lui
proved household article; commission pnsls'
man with knowledge Of department store trade
preferred E~cusiv" territory state eSpt
rience and references. tatln Mfg. Co.. At
ada T,,t-i Mo
Evening star., 1923-04-01
FORDS! FORDSl FORDS!

Ford tourings, SEQ. SO. 500, SlIO and up.
Ford light delivery. self-starter. demountable
wheels $3.50 up to 500.
Ford sedan. choice OF three, $3.50.
Ford truck, choice Of three, with dump
body.
Ford runabout with carrying box, 800.
Low cash payment, low monthly payment
Evening star., 1923-04-01

Ford coupe inew). Ames body, disk wheels
sweIliest coupe IN town. Cash, SIPS; monthly,
S35. so Price, $3.50. Body alone cost 1855.
Evening star., 1923-04-01

BOARDING and lodging house for sale
looms, all rented; three-story and basement
with dining room. Six-car garage In rear;
also all rented. This property was hppralsG,n
at SIS, 900 in November last. The hwhar VIII
sell for SIS, 800 fully furnished, and income
from house and restaurant is about sa"W pei
month There ~ Hrst trust Of ss.oVo anu
4 second of 81 Onu and "A third can be hr
ranged to he paid OF monthly. This is y
splendid opportunity 10 secure well locateu
Including paying business. Win With
located on y 81. NV. Address owner, BOX
" For nfia
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FOR SALE-AUT0MOBILES.
Continued.

FORD light delivery; panel body; run less
than three months; 500. 434 Mass ave. NV.
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ADJUSTMENTS
"Hail the Woman" Has Al All Star
Cast Including Theodore Roberts


Women acclaim. Even some men
will admit the thrill, the throb, the
dramatic truth of the big photoplay
that tells when marriage is on trial.
The life story of two girls, one
thought secret marriage the way to
happiness: she built her home on the
Quick3andS Of mans promises, ana
was cngulfed. The other saw its
hypocrisy. its double standard, and
for the sake OF weaker sisters, she
rcbellod. There starts the drama de
luxe in Thomas Fl. Ince's master
work. Hail the Woman" at the
Opera House for today and Satur-
day. VIII no enc stand up for the
weaker sister? She's here today.
Somewhere in this very town is Il
weaker sister. And in every other
city and town in the world, people
look at her. and then hurry by. TO
her and to every woman is given the
right and power TO love. But the
weaker sister is heart led. And then
driven out among pariahs. where
there's no chance to come back.
Books and plays have pitied her. But
will no ono defend her. Yes. one of
the greatest motion pictures of the
year does. 1t is Hail the Woman"
the master work of the master-pro-
Queer, Thomas II. lnce. The dra-
matte success that is sweeping
America. because every moment car
ries a smile or Il sob, because it's all
entertainment. because it is as tender
as it is mighty. Hail the Woman"
is neither a morality play nor a
problem picture. but a drama all arc
Glad to say they've seen. So don't
miss it today or tomorrow at the
Opera House.
A two reel western drama. the
latest Select News, Screen Snap
shots. and the Opera House orchcs-
ira complete one of the best bills Vet
presented at this popular theatre
Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-19
WINTHROP
Snow Does Not Stop Miss
TOlle From Attending Duties

Bonita Tolle, the 19 year old daugh-
ter of Mrs. Frank Eastman, who is
employed as stenographer in the
State Insurance Department at Au-
gusta. has not allowed the stalling of
the electric cars to prevent her from
attending to her duties at the State
House. When the cars were stalled
and automobiles stopped running,
her associates in the insudance of
flce Of course expected that Miss Tolle
would have few days vacation as it
is ten miles from Winthrop to Au-
gusta and the snow drifts were from
ten to fifteen feet deep. Imagine
their surprise when on looking out of
the window the early arrivals at the
Office espied her on a pair of brand
new skiie standing in front of the
state House waving her hand at
them. Deep SHOWS no longer have
any terrors for Miss Tolle, no longer
must she wait for trolley car or au-
tomobile. her skis are always ready
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-19
and waiting and the more snow thu
better.

The Neighborhood Whist Club met
Tuesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs
j. M. Towlc. Supper was served as
usual ad the evening passed at whist.
Mrs. Charles Jackson had the highest
score for the ladies and DR.. G. N.
ToWle for the gentlemen.
The regular meeting Of Winthrop
Grange which was to have been held
Tuesday evening was postponed on
account of the road conditions.
DR.. F. II. Badger was in Portland
the first of the week.
Mrs. w. l.. Dow of the Monmouth
road is confined to her home with a
broken bone in her foot.
At the last meeting of Abenaki
Chapter 0. E. S. the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing
year, w. NJ. Mrs. Alice Norcross: w.
Z. John Hindhaugh; Assistant NJ.
Mrs. Mildred Purington; Cond. Mrs
Albertina Davis; Asso. Con. Mrs.
Estella Snow: Sec, Mrs. Mabel Row
ell; Treas, Mrs. Anna Hindhaugh:
Fin. Com, Hiss Mermie Miller. Mrs.
Harriet kilbreth, Fl. f. Foster.
Mrs. Emerald Wood has returned
from the Augusta hospital where she
mas been for surgical treatment.
Harmony Circle Of the Rebekahs
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STATE HOUSE

, existing at the time of the issuance of
such stock.
In its petition dated Jan. 9, the
company asked authority of the COM
mission for the issue of this stock to
reimburse the treasury for moneys
used for the acquisition of property,
the construction, completion, extern
sion and improvement of it's faciii-
ties, and which actually were expend-
cd from income or from other mon
eys in the treasury of the corpora
ton not received by or obtained
from the issue of stocks, bonds, notes
OF other evidences of Indebtedness of
the corporation; or in lieu thereof to
make stock dividend to the exist
ing owners of the common stock in
| consideration of the net earnings
| available for dividends which it is
deemed advisable to retain in the
| treasury of the corporation as addiL
tional working capital
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-19
Commission May
Decide Summer
White House Case

The creation of n COMMISSION TO
consider the various suggested loca-
tons for the summer White House
will be the first step if Congress de-
cides to do anything regarding the
matter. This was made clear in a
letter from United States Senator
Bert NJ. Fcrnald which was received
Thursday by Governor Baxter.
Senator Fcrnald stated that of
course the members of the delegation
arc interested in this proposition and
would do everything in their power
to locate the summer White House in
Maine.
The matter has been talked over
with the President, however. but he
does not look with favor upon it. In
fact, the bcquest by a citizen or
Maryland is not before Congress.
Sen. Fernald did not feel that there
would be anything done about bring
Ing the summer White House to
Maine. In conclusion Sen. Fernald
says the Maine delegation has invited
the President to visit the State dur
Ing his summer vacation, and Sen.
Fernald hopes that the President
may be able to be with US Tor part
Of the time, at least.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-19
New Corporations

The office of the attorney general
has approved the certificates of in
corporation of the following new cor
pOrationS:
National Royalties Corporation, or
@anizCd at Portland, to deal in oil
and gas royalties; capital stock.
$1,000,000; par value Of share, 81:
directors, NJ. T.. Foster prcsidenD
y. Is. Farnham CLERK and treasurer,
NJ. G. O'Ncil, w. L. Chapman, Port
land.
Sanford Products Corporation. or
"anizcd at Portland, to conduct a
general Strengthening. dairy and live
stock business; capital stock, 10000
shares. all common. of no par value;
nothing paid in: directors. benjamin
6. Ward prcsidenD, Florence IT.
TAR, Eliza Barnard, Israel Bernstein,
Harry s. Juclsohn, Edward j. Harri-
San, Elmer Perry, Joseph f.. +. Con-
Motley. Portland: George II. IInck-
Icy, South Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-19
Income to Directors
Of Port of Portland to
| Go to State Treasurer

The Governor and Council passed
an order Thursday that all income
received by the directors of the port
of Portland be paid into the State
treasury and that no expenditures be
incurred thereafter by said directors
and no payments be made out of tho
income or out of the proceeds of the
pier bonds except by order of the
Governor and Council. This order is
to remain effective until definite ac
ton thereon has been taken by the
S1st Legislature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-19
BELFAST

MIR. and Mrs. John w. Sargent of
Portland announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Jessica Pearl
and Eugene Edison Cannon, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis f. Cannon of
bellast. MIR. Cannon was, awarded
the distinguished Service Cross for
great devotion to his work and ex-
oe,ient performance Of his duties as
non commissioned officer, in charge
OF the telephone detail Of the ond
battalion Headquarters, 18th Field
Artlllery, through the entire Meuse-
AIgonne offensive. His citation stat.
ca that he at all times led his men
o onro particularly hazardous or dis
asreeaple missions rather than send
ing others out, and by the examnIo
ne set and the skillful work he did
MAINTAINING communications. tins
enaolng the Battalion to do greatly
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BID Cast With Anita Stewart

The princlpaIs in the cast support
ing Anita Stewart, in her latest pro-
duction, ''Playthings of Destiny"
which will be shown at the Colonial
today and tomorrow arc: Herbert
Rawlinson, Walter McGrail, William
V. Mong, Grace Morse and little
Richard Hcadrick, known in the film
realm as "the wonder child" play
things of Destiny" is Miss Stewards
initial attraction of the season. 1t
was directed by Edwin Carewe. The
story by Jane Murfin. was adapted
to screen form by Anthony Paul KEEL
ly. Wallace Fox assisted Mr.. Carewe
and Robert kurrie was in charge
Of photography and lighting effects.
adv
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Public Car Runs Down Woman

\ public car driven by Percy F.
Whitney knocked down Della Mckay
OF 81 Washington avenue, Portland
Tuesday night at the corner or Mid
die and Franklin streets The driver
took the victim to the Maine Eye and
Ear Infirmary where it was reported
her injuries were not serious, con-
sisting chiefly of slight bruises
about the body.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-19

new chapter has just been started at
the University of Maine.
State Fuel Director A. p. Lane
passed Thursday at Portland for the
purpose of securing coal for people of
that city.
Principal Robert Owen of Oak
Grove Seminary, Nassalboro, was a
business caller, Thursday, at the
State House.
State Fuel Director Lane re-
ccivcd word that the schooner Annie
NJ. Prcblc from Jersey City passed
Cape Cod canal Wednesday. bound
for Dark 1larbor, Me, and carrying
Il cargo Of 129 tons of anthracite.
The State Highway commission
Will hold a meeting Thursday. Jan.
%, at its office at the State House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-19
State House Chat

Governor Baxter sent his regrets
Thursday, that he cannot attend, on
account of the pressure of official
business, the dinner to be held at
the Congress Square hotel, Portland
Saturday evening. Jan. 81, given by
the Phi Beta Kappa association OF
Maine. 1t is expected that DIR. Charles
T. ThwinS of Cleveland, president,
and DR.. oscar Voorhees, of New York
the secretary of the United chapters
will be present. Gov. Baxter is
president of the BowGOin chapter of
the Phi Beta Kappa association and q
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Lewiston, Greene &
Monmouth Tel. Stock
Issue Is Authorized

The Public Utilities Commission in
a decision just handed down author
lies ;the lewiston, Greene & Mon
mouth Telephone Company, whose
principal Office is located at Mon
mouth. to issue and distribute among
the stockholders entitled thereto its
common stock Of the aggregate par
value OF $20,07o, which sum is to be
charged at par against the surplus
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-19
Engineer FriahtfuIIy Burned

Walter Fl. Green Of u Rumory
street. Saco, and who holds the posi-
ton of engineer at the power house
of the York Manufacturing company,
was frightfully burned about the
face, neck, ears, hands and forearms,
Wednesday morning, while he was at
work on 4 ladder assisting II. b.
Thacher, one of the craftsmen. in
taking some measurements with a
steel tape measure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-19
Hearing Ordered On
Closing Cary Lake

The commissioner of inland fish
cries and game has received Il petit
ton signed by % of the legal voters
of Littleton, Aroostooll county, ask
ing that Cary lake in that town be
closed to fishing. Commissioner Par
sons has ordered hearing to be held at
Il. NJ, Wednesday. Jan. "a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-01-19
"Peg o My Heart" Monday and
Tuesday

The management OF the Opera
House announces the beloved Amcri-
can actress, Laurette Taylor, in the
title role of q photoplay version of
her most famous stage success, Peg
! O. My Heart from ]. Hartley Man
ncrs' play, which has been performed
in the theatres of the world more
than $1,000 times. Don't miss this
screen treat of a lifetime-AdV