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country in the great war. But he
knows he is only human and he is open
to constructive advice. He said that
no more important duty falls on the
government Of the United tSates than
the adequate care of its veterans and
that if investigation reveals any pres
emit defects of administration or need
of legislation, orders will be given for
the immediate correction of admins
tration, and recommendations for such
legislation should be given the highest
preference.
CAN in all, kiddies, we are mighty
lucky to have a man at the head of
our government who has SO ably
stepped into the office lef. vacant by
the late President Harding. He knows
what he is doing and he has the bosr
interests Of the country at heart. 1t
was a great privilege to hear him and
7 simply wanted to give you some of
the high spots of his address for you
to think about. Now run along to
bed.'
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them in handsome returns, and they
are preparing to stock it with the best
cattle and poultry to be found in this
country.
Miss Lizzie Logan gave delightful
little party Saturday afternoon, which
was her sixteenth birthday. Progress
sive crokinole was played and the
boys prize, pearl handled knife, was
won by Allen Bisbee. Gladys Barlow,
being the most successful player
among the girls, was presented with
very pretty china bon bon dish. After
the game lovely refreshments were
served. The guests were Vallie and
Arta Crook, Pearl Robbins, Stella Ed
niger, May McReavy, Mamie Drach,
Clara Tomasson, Anna Barnes, Maggie
Malaby, Jessie Hawkins, Gladys Bar
low, Helen Darrow, Allen Bisbee, Har-
old Parkison, Ben McCauley, Ernie
Barlen, Charlie Hughes, George Craw-
ford and George McDermott.
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Twenty Years Flo
Items Taken From The Post Published
the Third Week in December 1908

c. M. Keck made a business trip to
Grand Junction Wednesday.
Miss Tillie Englebrecht returned
Saturday from visit to friends and
relatives in Aspen.
Miss Margaret Mccartney of Buena
Vista will spend the holidays with her
friend, Miss Ida Logan
Mrs. Elmina Dewitt returned from
Rifle Saturday night where she has
been visiting since Thanksgiving.
Peers Coulter returned last Saturday
from Kansas City, where he topped the
market with a fine bunch of beef
steers.
John Richardson this week brought
up fine bunch of horses which he
had been wintering on Roam creek.
Bert Cardnell returned Thursday
from Kremmling where he has been
employed on the telephone line built
through there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Geigle of Carbon
dale were the guests of R. F. Bowles
and family on Canon creek last Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs John Paterson of
Catherine took trip down the Grand
river last week for the purpose of
viewing the country and ranches and
incidentally purchasing some thorough
bred cattle and chickens. Mr.. and
Mrs. Paterson came to America from
Scotland some ten or twelve years ago
and now have a fine ranch in the Car
bondale district which is bringing
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IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW
What q Heap Of Happiness It Would
Bring to alenwood Springs Homes

Hard to do housework with an aeA-
ing back.
Bring you hours of misery at leisure
or at work.
If women only knew the cause
that
Backache pains often come from
weak kidneys.
'Twould save much needless woo.
Doan's Pills are for weak kidneys.
Read what Glenwood Springs citi-
zen says:
Mrs. E. D. Jones, 1926 Cooper ave-
nue., says: "My kidneys weakened
and annoyed me badly. I hade the
"flu" and when I got over it, my
kidneys were in poor cndition. Ny
back panied dreadfully just over my
kidneys and I had dizzy speels, too.
I heard Doan s Pills highly praised
and after using a few boxes I
was so we'll relieved that I haven Z
been troubled to any extent Ginee.
Doan's keep my kidneys strong and
healthy"
Price 6oc, At all dealers. Don't
sumply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan 8 Pills-the same that Mrs. Jones
had. Foster -Milburn Co., Mfrs, Buff
falo, N. Y. 4S
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OCA pOSTOFFICE
- INFORMATION

Lobby doors open from s a. m. to
$3.50 p. m.
Postoffice windows open from 8 a.
m. to p. M, daily, except Sundays
and holidays.
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Our Gethsemane,

It Is a great thing. when our Geth.
semane hours come, when the cup Of
bitterness Is presented to our lips. and
when we pray that 1t may pass away
to feel that 1t is not fate, that 1t is not
necessity. but divine love for good
ends, working upon USE. H. Chaplin
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AN IMPERIsHABLE GIFT

When you make a Christmas gift of
a years subscription to The Youth IS
Companion you think, of course, of the
first great thrill that comes when those
first holiday issues are opened and
read. But you are giving more than
that. You are giving the assurance of
fifty-two more thrills before the ca
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Preaching services at IL a. m. and
1880 p. m.
Christian Endeavorer, one-half hour,
commencing promptly at 7 p. m.
Midweek meeting on Thursday at
1880 p. m.
We extend cordial invitation to all
to worship with us.
J. P. CLARK, Minister.
1912 Cooper Ave. Phone 1s1.
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But Ono Book.

When Walter Scott came into the
winter of his life. he said: Bring me
the Book" "What book?" he was
asked. He answered. "There is but
one Book."-The Wonderful Word.
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&6age6 ai$s19lSsEl;
zSuuAaB Sd1oal4
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH

10 a. m.-Sunday school. Be on
time this week to learn the songs for
Christmas. Bring someone with you
this week.
II .m.-Morning worship.
$3.50 p. m.-Junior League.
$3.50 p. m.-Epworth League.
1880 p. m.-Evening worship.
PHILIP D. NORVELL, Pastor.
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Aspen Branch. h.............4 .4:OO p. m.
Rural carriers l and 2 leave office at
9 a. m. except Sundays and holidays.
City carriers deliver and collect mail
in city district three times daily; in
resident district twice daily, except
Sundays and holidays.
Federal building corner Ninth and
Grand. Phone 1856.
Ollie THoRsON, Postmaster
MISS LAURA HAMMOND,
Assistant Postmaster.
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FIRST CHURCH OF
CHRIST SCIENTIST

80 Cooper Avenue
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Sunday services IL a. m.
Wednesday evening service 8 p. m.
Reading room open on Wednesday
afternoon from Q to o'clock.
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LESSON TEXT-Isa. s:e. 4; 11:1-12.
GOLDEN TEXT-rAsk me and shall
give thee the heather for thine inheri-
tance and the uttermost parts of the
earth for thy possession."-Ps. 2:8.
PRIMARY TOPIC-Christ, the Prince
of Peace.
Peace on Earth.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP
IC-Christ's Kingdom. the Hope of the
World.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
What Christ's Reign Means to the
World.
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Official Directory

UNITED STATES SENATORS
J. 8. Senator. 80. Lawrence G. Phipps
]. 8. Senator. .Alva B. Adams
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-04
BOLESTI KRAJANA-RADNI.
HO SKLENICKY.

V nedeli ma promluviti v
Mestskem Auditoriu Eugene
v. Debs, jehoz prichod rozdul
tax nepochopitelne vlny zdej-
Siho zpatecnictvi. S trochou
do mlejna pfichazi nvni i kra-
jan radni E. J. Sklenicka, KITE
ry nema jinou starost nez-li
proteatovati, ne snad proti reci
Debsove, ale proti plakatu, kite
rym schIze jest hlasena a sice
prot slovdm, kterymi Sc pra-
vi. ze jest Debs "nejmilovanej-
sim muzem v Americe". Skle-
nicka, jemuz jest at iiz pra-
vem neb nepravem pfipisovan
jisty vliv v Americke Legii do
kazuje dopisem zaslanym ma
yorovi Kohlerovi, ze tvrzeni to-
to neni pravdivym. Laska Sc
arci media merit ma vertele, ale
zda plakat lhal, 0 tom mas nej-
l6pe pfesvedci nedelni ucast.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-04
JARNf sLAyNosT WV. CA.
Ukazky Geskeho tslocviku.

V prirodnim amfithetru pan
stvi Johna D. Rockefellera We
Forest Hill usporadana byla V
sobotu velka jarnf slavnost -
"Vitani bohyne Flory", PRIZE
zitostne to hry Sc zastupy vii,
panG a satyrd celym progra-
mem baletnich vlozek ma sklad
by neivetsfch hudebnich mi
strd. Podnik poradan byl Y.
w. C. A. a t9sil Sc znacne lca-
sti. 0 cez melo zajiste zasluhu
i pekne sobotni pocasi.
-Kdyz Flora Sc svym komon
stvem odehrala pfideleny il
part, prisly ma fadu narodni
tance n6kterych evropskych
narod6. Tancili Srbove. prove
deny slovinske tance svatcbni,
zaburacel i ohnivy mad 'arsky
cardas, uplatnily Sc ladne po
hyby polskeho mazuru a Ukra-
jinci tancili povestny "odze-
mex" vyzadujici znamenitou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-04
DIVE UMRTi NASLEDKEM
POzITl OTRAVNE
KORALkY.

32-lety Andrew Jelinski, (.
9l2O Cambridge ave. nalezen
byl vcera rano ma luzku mr.
tvym: Popiiel pry po cely IT,
den a roznemohl Sc, re k nemu
povolan byl l6kar, jenz shle-
dal, ze nemoc povstala otravou
alkohOlem, jak oznamil ma po-
licii.
V Homestead hotelu, 24o7
Ontario ul., nalezen byl v po-
steli 48-lety George Kied, jena
byl dopraven do Huron nemoc-
nice, kdc lekari shledali, re ze-
mfel jiz v hotelu nasledkem ne
mirneho poziti lihovin. Obe
mrtvoly soudne prohledne ji7
dnes okresni koroner A. p.
Hammond.
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ORCIE We VYLETNfM
HOSTINCI.

We vyletnim hostinci ma rohu
Brecksville a FitzWater rds.
prerusil brecksvillsky marsal,
j. w. Taul vcera k ranu W.
letniky pri ponekud podivne
zabave. Okna tancirny byla
zakryta pfikryvkami a kdyz
rameno spravedlnosti nakouk.
10 dovnitr, div, ze mad Sodo-
mou a Gomorou nezkamenelo,
Pred 81 muzi tancily zeny v
tax nedostatecnem obleku, mn-
zc-li Sc dboru pramati Evy ia
ko uboru vnbec mluviti, re
cnostny marsal div pry stu
dem neshorel. Nestalo sc mu
mic - a proto Ia pomoci vypO-
mocnych serifa sebral celou a,
damitskou spolecnost, spolu sc
zasobou lihovin. Vsichni pax
klasti budou ucet koncem toho
to tydne mayorovi bohulibeho
mestecka Brecksville, B. w.
Harrisovi z obzaloby pro nepo.
radne chovani pro prestoupe-
nj prohibicnich narizeni.
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Il nejvetsfch podmfnek k ucho-
want naseho jazyka.
Pc proneseni proslovd byli
spoluclenstvem vyznamenani
clenove Cd pocatku klub "a.
slouzili zlatymi odznaky. Byli
to clenove Karel a Gustav Ste.
hlikove, Vaclav Dolak, Tomas
Halek a Lada Stech. "a vyzna-
menane clenstvo pax podeko.
val opetne p. Karel Stehlik.
Po vykonani jubilejnich OBJ.
radi rozproudila Sc ella zaba.
va u kola stesteny i jinych
stanki obcerstvenim atd. a
V .ancfrne do lnavy mladezi
starsim vyhravala ella kapela
pana Sistka.
X vcerejsf jubileini slavnosti
rybarskeho klubu bylo sc
vsech stran gratulovano a
"Svet" preje klubu, ably sc '
plnem rozkvetu dockal i jubi.
lcji dalsfch.
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VcEREJsf OBET1 TRAFFIC.
Mich NESTESTf.
Jeden zabity a diva tszce
zranSni.

U zap. 112. ul. a Madison
ave. vrazilo dnesnlho rama au-
to do telefonniho sloupu, pri
cemz prisel 0 zivot 80 lety Paul
Coffey 2 Cantonu. S MIN je-
douci diva muzi 23-1ety W. Nc
Donald, 1422 vych. "a. ul. a
Sam Fultz, Opperman Terrace,
N. w. byli nalezeni v bezve-
domi, die vseho utrpeli rozst6-
penim lebecnich kosti. Nestesti
Sc patrne udalo tim zpGsobem,
ze fridic, neznaje cesty, uhnulv
nepravou stranu, primo do
sloupu. Mocnym narazem P.
Coffey sklenenym stitem auta
proletl.
X jinemu nestesti doslo ma
Wallings vrsku poblize Brecks
vile, kde vcera odpoledne Sc
prevratilo auto a pritisklo tri
cestujici k zemi. Ambulance
pohrobnika Jonese, 1926 Miles
ave. dopraven byl do nemocni-
ce sv. Alexise ma Broadway
Robert Bales re zap. II. ul.,
jemuz patrne byla jednou stra-
nou stroje zle pohmozdena hla
va. Jeho diva soudruhove v
nestesti Edward Petrik, 1868
zap. 81. ul. a Josef Differd, z
2767 zap. IL. ul. vyvazli ien
Sc zranenim pomerne lehkym.
35-lety Alfred Bronson, {.
7418 Dellenbaugh ave., jenz
byl patek ma Turney rd. ma
ccst6 do Maple Heights tezce
zran6n prevracenim vlastniho
auta, zemrel V Alexis nemocni-
ci sobotu vecer.
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ZTRACENA A OPETNE MA.
LEZENA DCERA.

Eleanora Peabody, 15-leta
podnikava divGina, 1852 Exc
ter rd. z Cleveland Heights, 0
jejim ctvrtecnim zmizeni se ro-
re psal veSkeren tisk, byla ma
lezena. Podnikla samostatny
vylet do Lakeside, kde sc uby-
tovala v Island View hotelu,
kde byla die novin majitelkou
poznana., Tato ozmamila vec
rodicim, ktefi si pro dcerusku
v sobotu vecer pfijeli.
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trenaz noznich svalh. Vsech-
ny tance provadeny byly We
lice krasnych narodnich kro-
jich, coz celku dodavalo neo-
bycejne pestreho razu. As pa
desat divek v anglickem sell
skem kroji provedlo tanec ko-
lem "maje".
Ceskoslovensko bylo zastou-
peno dvema druzstvy, 36 div
kami a stejnym skorem poe
tenn borcd. Prvnejsi cvicilo
prostna 5 tanecnimi kroky, KITE
rez cviceni Sc neobycejne "a
mlouvalo, jakoz j prostna cvi-
cencd zakoncena skupinou.. "a
zvuku americke narodni hym-
ny rozvinuty by]y v kIzelu lid
skych tel vlajky americke, iez
"a zneni nasi hynny zamene-
ny nasimi praporcemi cerveno-
bilymi.
Slavnost predchazela mala
hostina pfi 65 stolech, rozesta-
venFch ma Stroke plose, ktera
krasnemu majetku Rockefelle-
rove dominuje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-04
JUBILEJNf VYLET THE OLD
KENTUCKY FISHING &
OUTING CLUBU.

Organisace nasich rybaru
mGze pohlizeti iiz ma desitile-
tou svoji cinnost. Udalost by
la oslavena velkym vyletem do
zahrady p. Capka na vych. II.
ul., kan sc zahy po poledni do
stavil znacny pocet nasich spor
tovcG.
Obecenstvo privital ieden z
byvalych predsedi klubu p.
kebl a pfedstavil prvniho pred
sedu p. Karla Slavika, jenz
slovy nehledanymi, od srdce
plynoucimi vzpomenul zacat-
XII klubu u jehoz kolebky stale
pred desiti lety jen II clend.
Vzpominal ne pi.ilis vzdale-
nvch tech dob, kdy zabavy ma
sich spolku nebyly spoutany
obmezovanim osobni svobody
a odsoudil jako pravy rybar,
pfitel vlhka, zpatecnickou Gin
most fanatikd sucha. Pc mem
prednesl zdravici spolku pri-
buzn6ho Ohio Fishing klubu,
predseda tehoz p. Lenc. Ia
Klub Prazs.kych Pepiku pro-
mluvil vlasteneckou rec, pred. :.
|seda Hrunek, jen, nabadal ro-
dice, aby nezapominali vstepo-
vati zdejsi mladezi lasku k ja-
zyku naroda, z ktereho sc zro-
dill, venoval nekolik SLOW We
prospech zdejsiho ceskeho tt
sku, jehoz udrzeni jest jednou
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POPLACH v
HIPPODROMU.
ZANfCENf FILMOVE PASKY|
ZPOSOBILO POzAR.
Ohen byl 2 c6sti personalem u
hasen bez znacnejsich nehod.

Ia vcerejsiho vecerniho
pfedstaveni V Hippodromu chy
tia celuloidova paska filmu v
budce umistene vzadu ma bal
kone, odkud vyrazil mocny
plamen. Dix duchapfitom-
nosti vycvicenosti uvad6ciho
personalu nedoslo vsak k vse-
obecne panice, ac jinak nebylo
0 rozciluiici vyjevy zadna nou-
ze. Vyprazdneni divadla W.
pomocnymi vychody delo Sc v
pomemem poradku, tax ze me-
znamenan zadny draz nekte-
reho z diyakd, ma obou rukou
vsak popalen byl operator fiji
my promitajiciho stroje Josef
Schwarz, 1O41S Comerset ave-,
jcnz sc snazil ohen uhasiti
hned v zarodku.
X nehode doslo as v $3.50
hod. veGer "a obycejne nedel-
nj navst6vy as 1000 divaka. V
hledisti byla prav6 tina. kdyz
ukazovan byl pohyblivy obra-
eek, ktery byva vzdy soucasti
programu, kdyz operatorovi Sc
sesmekl pasek $. kola, jehoz ko
vove soucastky rychle trely
kov jiny, coz melo "a nasledek
nekolik vykrisnutych jisker,,
jcz hoflavy a snadno sc zapa-
lujici celuloid zanitily. Obraz
ma platne Zmizel a v zatemne-
lem divadle objevivsi Sc pla-
men postrasil obecenstvo, iez
V okamziku bylo ma nohou "a
nektereho pokriku. Pohotove
uvadetky vsak ihned poukazo-
valy ma vychody | ma okolnost,
re mGze byti hledist6 vyklize-
no cestou pres jevist6 a SOU
casne varovaly, ably nikdo Sc
netlacil k vchodlm zadnim.
Svetla byla rozzata a opona
vytazena meZi tim co varhanik
usilovne hral, ably lid upokojil.
Jeden delnikI jevistnich ry-
chile vyvlekl vypomocne hodice
a spustil proud vody, kterou z
prvni ruky dostal nest'astny
varhanik, jenz byl IA chvilku
podoben povestnemu hastrma
novi.
Ohen Sc pax podafilo drzetf
" nalezitem obmezeni az do
chvile, kdy Sc dostavili hasici
odstranili kazde nebezpecf|
"a veseleho vyhravani hubby.
Nekteri navStevnici vhbec ami
sedadla neopustili a jakmile Sc
vytratil dym, vratili sc ostat-
nj, meme srdnatejsi divaci ma
sva mista. Manager divadla,
w. Raynor tvrdi, re ohen zpa-
sobil skody cd $4,000 do $1,000.
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Price-ovou svhj sensacni dtek
uskutecnili. Grady sice pilne
patraji ma cestach silnrfch
po zelene Buick kare a po RI
dici, jenz by "byl uprchlikovi
podoben," ale kazde zdani po
'n6jake move stope bledne me-
obycejn6 rychle.
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Mezi d9vcaty.

"Mam tetu, ktera jest oprav
du k politovani; jest napolo
hlucha a skoro slepa." - "To
mas dobrotu." "Jak TOT" -
MAS aspon dobrou gardeda-
mu."
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PO WHITFIELDOVI JAKO
KDYz Sc ZEN SLEHNE.

Do Sandusky vcera vecer pri
jcli asistent okresniho zalobce
H. J. Williams a vysetrovatel
9. Y. Kilbane; vraci Sc ne
pofizenon q sice V Jordan ka.
re, v ktere Whitfield spolu 5
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Jeste dnes a Ultra

Jeste dnes a Ultra
dostanete vstupenky ma pred
nj sedadla v ceskem oddeleni
schiIzi e. v. Debse
v Public Auditorium
v NEDELl DNE 10. CERVNA
Il nasleduiicich jednotlivcd
a obchodnikG:
Administrace A. D. ListS,
4130 Broadway.
Ptakiv Hudebni Dunn,
1914 Broadway.
Delnicke Potravni Druzstvo
8611 Quincy Ave.
5325 Fleet Ave.
1920 Buckeye Road.
5122 Storer Ave.
F. Vosicky, (cukr. obchod)
3771 E. 131. ul.
F. Friend, (cul<r. obchod)
1858 E. 116. Ill.
J. Primo, (hostinec)
3744 E. 131. ul.
Frank Tupy,
1867 E. 1O3. ulice.
Josef Martinek,
1893 E. 104. ulice.
F. Stropnicky,
1858 E. 116. ulice.
B. Svoboda,
1902 Durkee Ave.
J. Dostal, "
1926 Oakfield Ave.
j. Wild,
124O2 Oakfid@d Ave.
F. Brosta, |
1928 Horner Ave.
Vsichni, kdoz maji vstupenky
v predprodeji, jsou zadani,
aby odvedly tyto F. Brostovi,
bud v {. 1928 Horner Ave-,
aneb v adm. Amer. Del. ListI !
nejdsle v dtery dne S. cervna. J
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-02-20
Solons' Eighth Week
Continued from Page Onc)

Good sized delegations Of citizens
from Rockland. Camden, Rockport,
Bath and Richmond are expected to
be in attendance at the hearing.
The committees on judiciary and
interior waters will hold hearing this
afternoon on an act to create the
konncbec Reservoir Company and
define the powers thereof. No OPP
position has developed to date on
this project. which by making more
constant the water supply to all in
dustries operating on the kcnnebec
river, will increase production and
insure the employment of many ad-
ditional workers.
The bill abolishing The present Au-
custa Board of Education of nine
members and creating a board Of
five. consisting of the mayor and
four other members to be appointed
by the mayor, two of whom shall be
women, will be heard at 4 o'clock
this Tuesday afternoon before the
committee on education. The bill
also does away with the annual;
school meeting in which the school
budget is raised and gives the con-
trol of the budget into the hands OF
the city council. A new draft of the
bill with much less radical changes.
the outcome of recent meeting or
the citizens Of Augusta will prob
ably be substituted for tho bill be-
fore the committee.
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the completion Of the Wiscasset and
Quebec railroad, he entered the en-
ploy of the road. as station agent at
Head Tide. After q term of years,
he was made the general; accountant
of the road. going from station to
station, inspecting and correcting
the books making his headquarters
at Whitefield station. At the time
the rura! free delivery route was
started at Whitefield he severed his
connection with the railroad and en-
tered the service Of the United
States government. as mail carrier
on Route No. i. He made his first
trip on May 5, 1905 and continued
in this service until on February 6,
1928. he was stricken while deliver
ing mail on the south end of his
route. He was member of the Ru-
raj Letter Carriers association. Be-
lieving every rural carrier should
belong to this association. he did
much towards organizing the Lincoln
County association, filling different
offices for long time. He was serv-
ing on the State finance committee
at the time of his death.
On October 26, 1904, he married
Minnie Adelaide Dow of Whitefield,
who with their one daughter. Neota.
age 13. keenly feel the loss Of a de-
voted husband and father.
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APPROPRIATIONS AND FlNAN.
CIAL AFFAIRS

The committee on Appropriations and
Financial Affairs will give a public
hearing in its rooms at the State
House. in Augusta. on
TUESDAY, February 20, at p. NJ.
on the following:
An Act to amend Chapter 3, Section
81. of the Revised Statutes relative to
printing and binding of reports Of GER
tain State deDartments.
Resolve providing for the purchase
or reports of the commemaCatlon of a
century of a peace between the United
States and Canada of the Maine State
Bar Association.
Resolve in favor of the board of
registration of medicine
Resolve in favor Of hospital trustees
for per diem, travelling and other cX
pcnSeS.
Resolve appropriating money for the
establishment of a test laboratory at
Bangor in the county of Penobscot.
Resolve in favor OF Calais hospital
THURSDAY, February %. at z. NJ.
on the following:
Resolve appropriating money for the
Maine School for the Deaf.
Resolve making appropriation in aid
of the Maine Eye & Ear Infrmary for
the fiscal Years 1923 and 1924.
Resolve in favor of the Maine Cen
eral Hospital.
Resolve in favor of Children's Heart
Work Society.
Resolve approprating money for
maintenance and operation of State pier
for period Jan. l, 1928 to June so.
1923.
Resolve appropriatng money for
maintenance and operation of State
pier for the next two fiscal years
Resolve appropriating money for the
benefit of Penobscot General Hospital,
Old Town.
Resolve in. favor of Presque Isle
General Hospital.
THOMAS 4. SANDERS. Sec.