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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-12
JAPAN D0RAzNE PR0TEsTUJE.
SPATRUJE URAzKU v CHYSTANEM PRI
STEHOVALECKEM ZAKONE.

Washinton IL. dubna. Odstavec pristahovalecke
predloze imz bt uplne aponske prsehova-
ect do Spojench Sat wal sebe dnes raz meznarodn
otazky prvni dGleziosti
prpise. neobyteinem vaznosti vyadreni, aponska
prostfednctvm vevysance Hanihary opakue
vu protest pro odepfeni JaponcGm urce kvoty pznane
nym narodim varuje pred vaznym nasledky jez nevy-
hnutene by nasledovay pe dotycneho odstavce peho-
valeckeho zakona'
Az dosud Japan sam reguova pfstehocalectv do Spo-
enych Stat die tax zvaneho gentlemanskeho dohodnu
die Spoench Satd NELL byt pripusten jenom ia
ponc opatreni privodnm listen vydanym svo vadou Ia
pax zavazala prIvodnch su nebude vydavat MI
komu tax tridy "kuiu ken by ezd soutezit
zdesm delnictvem.
"Pro Japan otazkou prospeSnosti nybrz prnci-
pu pravi vevysanec Hanhara Svrchovane dIlezitou
tazkou zda Japan ako narod e nebo neni opravnen
naezitemu respeku a ohledum jinych narodI
"Je tezko vefit re je dmyslam idu vas veke zeme
chop prosredku nejenom vazne by dotkl spra-
vedve hrdos pfteskeho nroda ale zaroven dotyka c
ieho vlady."
Posledni vetou naraz Hanhara to- ze japonska VIA
bedIve setra gentlemanskeho dohodnutf vzhledem
prsehovactv svch pfsunikd coz nyni vastne bete sc
pochybnos onim odstavcem pfsehovalecke predloze:
Po obdrzeni pfpsu skreaf statu Hughes bezodkladne
doruc ej senaoru Coovi pedsedov senatnho vyboru
pfistehovalectvi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-12
POROTA Sc NESH0DlA,
JEDEN HLAs ZACHRANIL GUvERNERA
INDIANY, McCRAY-E

Indianapolis, H. dubna. Porota procesu guv
Warrenem T. McCrayem enz zaovan je pro kradez zpro
nevereni sanch ondnz neshodla bya propuena dnes
v $40 odpoledne
Soudce Chamberlain vyzval porotu pravniky guv Nc
Craye aby prisli do eo sine hodin odpoedne
do te DOLBY porota nezadaa zadnych insruci nak
znacla staval nad6je shodnutf rozsudku Rada
Sc z plnych 26 hodin.
Kdyz zavoana bya soudcem Chamberanem porota o.
znamla ze nemdze dohodnout rozsudku Soudce
za ednoho kazdeho porotce sava nadeje
mutt kdyz kazdem pripad6 obdrze odpov6d zapornou
propustil porotu.
Porota hlasovaa 25krate ednou bylo pro
souzeni pro jednomu osvobozen Veeny zalobce Nj
chols prohlas dosud nerozhodl dvanact Ia
lob bude pfse pro guvernerov vyvoana Sane vsak
az po skoncen guvernerem pred ederanim
dem, jenz ma byti vyvoan 21 dubna.
Guv McCray prohlas, ze byl 'trpce zklaman vysled-
KEN procesu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-12
PROCES SKONcEN KRVA-
VYM ROZSUDKEM.

Moskva. II. dubna. - Ones
skoncen byl zde process $ re-
volucionari, kteri Sc nedavno
pokusili vyvolati odboi proti
sovetHm V Kiieve. Ctyri obza-
lovani byli odsouzeni X smrti
a ostatni poslani do vezeni ma
lhutv od peti do dvaceti rokI.
Mezi odsouzenymi do vazby
isou profesori Vasilenko a Syr-
nov. ucenci sv6toveho imena.
o iichz osud Sc cizina zaiima-
la. Mali zIstati We vezeni pet
roki. X smrti byli odsouzeni: ::
Sebakov. Jedinevskij. Jakovle-
tev a iista zena. Ortel ma byti
ma Mich vykonan liz pfisti ty-
den. iezto odvolani z rozsudku
bylo Jim sovetskym soudem o.
depreno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-12
VELlkA BITVA v HONDU.
RASU.

Washington, IL. dubna. -
Sto ctyricet muz1 bylo zabito
" bitve We stfedu, kdyz spoje-
ne rebelske sbory podnikly ne
zdareny pokus o vypuzeni VIA
dniho vojska z jeho posledni
basty, Tegucigalpy, hlavniho
mesta Hondurasu. Depese v
tom smyslu obdrzena byla od-
borem statu vcera.
Rebelove ztratili 80 muzu a
vladni vojsko 60. Po bitve do
slo k pleneni obchodG. Ctyri
cinsti obchodnici ieden tu-
recky kupec odhaduji ztraty
jimi utrpene Ma $4,000. Jez-
to ODE strany nechaly lezeti
tela mrtvych V ulicich, strevni
tyf dplavice siri Sc po cele
Tegucigalpe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-12
NEMEck0 ma 0DPovEDlT DO II DUBNA
PAX SPOJENECKE VI.ADY ROZHODNOU o
ZPRAVE ODBORNfKU.

Pariz H. dubna - N9mecko byo pozadano. ably dalo
odpoved zpravu vbou odbornkI do pffstho ctvrtka
Reparacn komise schvaa jednohasn6 zpravu odporuca
jeff pfie spojeneckym vladam avsak nez zaume uredni
sanoviso chce mit odpoved Nemecka tudiz berlinska
vada vyzvana ably doavla pred komis IT, dubna rex
To- zdali ochona spolupusob uveden patnost Da
wesova planu.
Pred debatovanm projektu spojenecke vlady chteji
by sy stanovkem N9mecka nebot e pfrozeno ze ejich
enani f die toho zda N6ci plan Dawesovy ko-
dobrovone pmou neb bude zapotfebi donutit fsi
jeho pfijeti
schvaenf panu reparacni komisi nijak nepfekvapuje
nebot po ceou dobu cenove vyboru odbornkh byi
deegay koms Zajimavym bodem dnesniho jednan je
ze nemecka vlada must promluv napfed Zdai plan pf
e bude do veke miry odkizen n6meckych voleb takze
nevezrnou ma sebe rag referenda Dawesove zprave.
Charles G. Dawes pfedseda vyboru znalcd American.
enz odejel navstevu do Rima jadfl uspokoenf mad
tim, ze zprava byla schvalena reparacn komisf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-12
TRACEDIE HRfSNE LASKY.

New York, IL. dubna. - Ma
policejni stanici ma Alexander
Avenue pfiSla dnes V privo-
du sveho stryce. F. j. Martina
a 14lete dcery Lillian. pi. Jo-
hanna Teelova, 32leta. man.
zelta valecneho vyslouzilce a
priznala Sc k zavrazd6ni Char
lese Blaira V killingworth,
Conn.,. u nehoz po diva roxy Ia
stavala misto hospodyne. W.
pravela. re Blair sliboval il.
re vymGze il rozvod od muze.
ably Sc mohli witt kdyz sc k
tomu stale nemel. vznikaly
mezi mimi hadky. V jedne z
techto iei zastrelila pozdeji
taso vhodila do sis,dny bhzs
obydli. Vyckala pax navratu
re skoly sv6 dcery a spolu od-
jelly do New Yorku k stryci
Martinovi. jenz ii piimel. ably
Sc re zlocinu vyznala. Pravila,
re V posledni dob6 Blair il W.
hrozoval nasilim, kdyz ma ne
no nalehala. ably slibu svemu
dostal a rozvod il vymohl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-12
pres. COOLIDGE KARA SENAT.
kRI1IsUJE NEUsIkLE vy$ETRovkNl
P0DnIkAnE TlmT0 1ELESEM.
DEMOKRATE v SENATE PODRAzDENI IA
KROtENfM PRESIDENTOVYM

Washington H. dubna - Adminsrace zahajila dnes
BOZ pro senu ehoz neusalem vsetfovani spafuje uto
ky ma presidentGy kabnet zvastnm posesv senatu
president Coolidge krsue zpisob vysefovan ber
nho dfadu sekretae pokladny Mellona protestue pro
nyne procedure ez pry hroz podracenm zakonite Via
dy zada pax bez obau ably tal navrat ku Wade SOU
hlasu obvyklymi formami zemskeho zakona'
"tav JJne vyzaduje ably tax bezodkladne stao pra
president posedni ve6 sveho posesv napsani toho-
to neobyceneho vzkazu pme presidenta dops ekreare
pokladny Melona jehoz kop postal senau nemz Mellon
prav ze zaeztos nemohou by vyfizovany nasled
neustaeho prekazen vysetfovanim kongresu re tim
neporebnm vmesovanm se naleze vykonavanl eho po
vnnosti jako hlavy pokladny stava nemoznym Musm
yam sdel ia aniz kterykoli ny chrarakern muz ne
muze dele zodpovsdnost pokadnu vlada ktera
ustale vysetruje, neni zadnou vladou' prav Mellon
Okamzite po obdrzen tohoto poselstv demokrate Sc
nate kona konferenc po jeff skonceni zahai bombardo
van prsdenta vedeni senaora Josepha Robinsona
znavaneho demokratickeho vGdce.
zahajeni tyz prav ze e zfejmo ze dopis sekre
tare Meona jest vyhrazkou esgnac nebude vyserovan
zastaveno aby zachrani sv6ho kabneniho ufednika
president Coolidge oslov senat zpIsobem jenz mus
hnutelne harmoncke vztahy mezi vykonnym "a
konodarnym odborem vlady Demokrate Timed pfpravil
protiltoku presdena Coolidge usovanim pretl
resouce podane pozde odpoedne senatorem onesem
vysefuicho berni trad JED by
oprvna vbor zamssnat pravnfky odborne znace ucet
nictv kter by by placen pen6z kongresem povolenyc
Tim ma Sc vyhove sekretare Meona kerou rovnez
president umoe kdyz vybor pral nabdku senatora Co
zense nes bude vsechno vydan vyetrovanm spoe
skutecnost dovo soukromemu ednovcl vysetrovat
vadni Trad Senator Couzens neodvsy republican Mich
ganu da podnst vyserovan berniho dradu timtez Sc
kretafe pokladny Melona
Soucasne Sc zahajenm tohoo noveho konfktu mezi BIZ
Inn Domem senatem pro domnee zasahovan zakonodarne
no odvetv pravomoci odv6tv vykonneho ak to presi
dent vyjadrue podana byla resouce senaorem James
Watsonem, pravdelnym repubikanem lndiany, clenem
Couzensova vyboru ktere narizuje okamze skoncen
vysetfovan zbaveni vyboru jeho dasch povnnostf Phi
ednan echto resoucich ukaze do jake miry
sdent dovede upatnti svdj vlv senate.
Poselstvi presdenta Coolidge senatu nasedovao me-
koika konferencch mez MIN sekrearem pokadny Meo-
men, avsak nak pfislo ako bek ce oblohy nebot Sc
nate nkdo nene tuseni podobneho prpravuje.
Pozoruhodno je ze acko demokrate Timed po obdrzeni
poselstvi zaha 1ok presidenta nikdo neozva e
no ochranu Fad repubikanskych
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-12

Hofe obrazek by nam zapicen askavosti zdeho angc-
keho denniku Pres Jsou mem Helen Walker Alice Doefs.
Wilma Stupka Martha kutak cenkyns edakcnho abu South
High Beacon tydennku vdavaneho South High School, Je
pskny list 4ankovy sedm soupcich tsny hadkem papie
enz nskokate z zka jako neep list vydavany ohok
mi High Schools. q
Obrazek Presu provazen e cankem tfetinu sloupce
nsnz prav mluysm ohoto abu bys
Martha kutakova Zmna prac vsech svych druzek
Beacon sobs prava:
Go tyce we'll, mI je redaktorem czojazycne
no istu. moi diva bat nechtel m nGcho protest. tax
vypada z ia j muslin zavst ably ba zachovana rodnna
tradice"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-12
RUSKO NEPUJDE DO
VALKY.

Moskva, IL. dubna. - Ma
celnik Treti internationally III
nov6v prohlasil zde dnes, re
Rusko nepHide do valky Ru-
munskem X Will Besarabii a
ze Sc pokusi urovnati spor o.
nen smirnou cestou. "Cinfm to-
to prohlaseni jmenem vyboru
a pfesvedceni. re sovetska
vlada tim souhlasi." pravil
Zinov6v.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-12

cuji, spachal sebevrazdu. We
die mrtvoly kresle odpociva-
jici, lezel totlz revolver, z ne
hoz jedna rama byla vypalena.
Velkoborsky tftal so let vsku
q posledni ctyfi roxy churavel,
COZ asi k zoufalstvf jej do
hnalo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-12
DENEEN0vA vET$INA 1000.

Chicago, H. dhbna. - DIE zprav, jez byly obdrzeny
725 precnktG 5744 state vysedek hasovan pr
mich pfedvobach kanddatech pro repubkanskou
skou nomnac by nasedujici Deneen 355399; Mccormick
35383, takze vetsina byvaleho guvernera ni 4O16
vatenact precnk nichz zpravy dosud nebyy obdrzeny
tfnact je okresu Cook sest okresu Adams ednon
volebnm osudi Chicago byla baotn skrnka ukradena
tudz neni odtamtud zadne zpravy
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-12
Z KRAJANSKE GERNE
KRONIKY.

st. Louis, IL. dubna. - V.
P. Velkoborsky, usazeny ma
farm& v tonato okresu bllze
Price Road, nalezen byl vcera
sousedy We SVEN obydli mrtev
a jak vsechny okolnosti nasved
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-04-12
SAZf MA SMITHA.

New York, II. dubna. -
Neimenovany stoupenec guver
nera AL Smitha vsadil vcera
$4,000 proti $4,000. ze Smith
bude pfist{m presidentem. o.
znamila dnes firma w. l.. Dar-
mel & Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05
Robert starter

Ronald II. Roberts of Halloweil.
son of f. G.. Roberts of Grand Falls.
N. B., and Clara M. Carter of Farm
ingdale, daughter of Hiram Carter
of that town. were united in mar
riage in Waterville. Saturday. Nov.
90, ut the Methodist parsonage by
Rev. Pollard Jones. pastor of the
Waterville Methodist Episcopal
church. Forest Cunningham was best
man and Miss Hazel Sanford was
maid Of honor. The bride wore pale
green satin, trimmed with fur and
with hat to match.
Immediately after the ceremony
the young people returned to Hal
lowell, where a reception was held
in their honor at the home of he
groom's sister. Mrs. Harold j.
Barnes, Maple street. About forty
guests were present. Refreshments
of Ice cream. cake. crackers, fudge.
punch and lemonade were served. A
feature of the occasion was ten
pound bride cake presented to She
bride by the manager of the Augusta
Food Shoppe, where the groom is
head baker. The young couples
gifts included silver, china, linen. ut
glass and similar articles of use or
ornament. Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts VIII
make their home in Augusta at ~
Court street. There many Hallowell
friends wish them oil happiness.
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FARMINGDALE

Miss Blanche Brown, teacher in
the public schools Of Maiden, Mass,
was the guest Of. her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. T. r. Brown over the
holiday and week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Cannon were
dinner guests Thanksgiving of Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Gross In
Randolph.
Mrs. Charity Norton Of Portland,
formerly Of this town, who will be
90 years of age in January, and who
fell during the summer months
breaking her hip, has so far re-
covered as to be able to walk about
the house with a little assistance.
This is good news to her many
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Bachelor
entertained II at dinner on Thanks
giving day.
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aprons at the apron table. Mrs. Lloyd
| 0. Powers. Mrs. Ralph Anderson,
Mrs. Florence Roberts and Mrs Lot
tie Hamilton were in charge. There
were aprons of all kinds and for all
PURPOSES, ornamental and utilitarian.
The children's clothing was most at
tractive, and in considerable variety.
Miss Abby l.. Eveleth and Mrs.
George varney were at this table.
| Another table displayed dainty
! "undies of various hues and tints.
Mrs. Edward Stevens, Miss Daisy
\ Skiilin and Mrs. Sawyer were in
charge. There was candy in album
l dance Of all kinds and fiayors. Mrs.
Leigh Weber and Miss Helen Chad
bourne presided at this table. Among
the wares were to be found superla-
| tive fudge and sea taffy. sent from
Atlantic City by Miss Alice Eaton. a
former Hallowell resident who still
keeps her interest in the Old South
| church. Miss Eaton has a store along
the Board Walk, Atlantic City, where
| she sells these confections. She also
| sent to the bazaar a consignment OF
pleasing toys. These were in charge
| of Mrs. Ben Tenney.
| The mystery grab bag" was
| unique and interesting. One chose ar,
Aroostook potato and pulled at 1t.
1t was anchored by string and on
The other end of the string was ones
purchase. The children and some of
the grcwn-ups had fun with this.
| Back Of the table was an Interesting
poster. Mrs. Ferdinand Coburn was
! the originator Of this. Ice cream was
in charge of Mrs. Gwendolyn Bab-
bitt and Mrs. Nettie johnson.
From $50 until supper was
| served. The menu consisted of roast
beef. mashed potatoes, green peas.
rolls. coffee, pickles, cake, doughnuts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05

pool and billiard tables, and d swell
dance hall-everything one could
ask for. Frank and both Hike bet
ter than we ever expected to"
Mission study CLASS Meets i
The Mission Study Glass; of the
Friends church held an saii day
meeting Wednesday with Mrs. MarJ
Lewis and Mrs. Madge Clement 70
hostesses. In the forenoon the
ladies tackled and completed q Qnilt.
A fine dinner was served at noon.
The devotional exercises were led
by Mrs. Clara Wheeler. and follow
ing the BUSINESS meeting q program
as follows. Roll Cali answered oy
scripture texts. The greater part, OF
the afternoon was devoted to a geo
graphical review Of the map OF
China, conducted by Mrs. Janet
rowle and Mrs. Marie Lishness. Sew
eral of the ladies gave readings.
beaMng upon the subject. There
were "a members present.
The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. Mabel Bailey on December
Nth, and will be observed at the
Christmas or gift meeting and eacn
lady will carry an article to put n
the barrel which will be packed 10
send to the Mountain School N
BelletoWn, Tenn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05

True Co, for repairing Water street
s17,244.I6. This amount was made
UP as follows: for the work we re-
ceived from the state $7,52S.33. from
the AndroscogSin and Kennebec
Railway Co, $1265.79. and the city
SS45O.O4. In addition to this. the city
furnished the gravel. The amount
received from the state was only 81
percent of the amount that the city
was entitled to and requested.
1t would be safe to say that there
is no one better qualified to talk on
municipal affairs In Gardiner than
Mayor McNaughton, for as mayor he
Is in touch with every department.
The class officers of the Free Bap-
list Brotherhood which SO efficiently
arranged the get-together, thereby
bringing a most pleasant evening to
all who attended, were: L. G. Chap
man, pres: George Tibbetts| vice
pres; William Rines. recording Sec:
M. o. Baker, treas; Rev. H. A. Clark
teacher.
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and ice cream. In the kitchen pre-
pairing and serving were the members
Of the social committee Of the church
and their helpers, including Mrs.
George A. Sanford. Mrs. Ben Tenney,
Miss Clara Stinson. Mrs. Edward
stevens. Mrs. Kate Berry, Mrs. J.
Archer Snare. Mrs. Nettie Johnson,
Mrs. w. p. Bradford. Mrs. Frank 3.
Wingate and Mrs. A. r. Longfellow.
Miss Elizabeth McClench was In
charge OF the dining room and Miss
Belle Preble was cashier. Those who
waited on tables were Mrs. Ferdinaiid
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CEASE REPORT No. 364)
PNEUMONIA INDICATED

while visiting my sister last win
ter, I caught . bad cold. Physician
was called and said Pneumonia was
indicated and as my right side has
been crippled from birth, was afraid
scribed and did the work quickly and
easily. / Will always highly recon-
mend it,. This statement certified By
Attending Physiciani
NIX" the same as used by Doc
tors. can now be obtained for home
use at Sections, Coughiin's, Goodrich's.
and other good druggists on a binding
guarantee Of satisfaction or money
back For obstinate .hang-on Coughs
and Colds, Bronchitis. Bronchial Irri-
tations, Weak Lungs. Flu. Grippe OF
culosis-the remarkable and quickly
noticeable action of MIX" will GER
please you! Safe. Pleasant and
Economical to use-try it today.-Adv
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Successful Old
South Bazaar Held
Thursday Afternoon

TIL, annual Christmas bazaar of
the Old South church was held yes
terday afternoon in the vestry, of the
church. AS usual on this annual oc-
casion the social side was erhpha-
sized and friend found opportunity to
chat with friend and renew old asso-
Citations. The various booths and
tables were attractive and full OF SAL
able wares.
At the cooked food table Were Mrs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05

George Morse and Mrs. Charles Sin
clair. The good things here displayed
found immediate sale. At the fancy
work table were Mrs. George Blake,
Mrs. Aaron Norton and -drs. vyndel
Hewes. This table had delightful gift
possibilities In its stock and was lib
orally patronized.
There was the usual fine line of
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EAST WINTHROP

The Thursday Club met with Mrs.
Susie Packard, Decemberl 4th. Roll
Call, Current Events: paper, City or
Portsmouth. Mrs. Sadie Hewett: pa
per, Schools of New Hampshire.
Mrs. Clara Wheeler; poem, The
Poets Tale, Mrs. Nellie Brainard.
The Club questions were then taken
I'D. Dainty refreshments were serv-
ed by. the hostess.
Mrs. Eta Hewett has returned
from a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Merle Beverage at Oakland.
Mrs. Cora Osborne of Richmond
was a guest Tuesday of Mrs. Lillian
Focter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05
Lawrence T, White

Il. Lawrence T. White, employed for
many years ut the pumping station
OF the Gardiner Water District.
passed away Thursday morning at
the home OF Mrs. John Grant on
Cobbossee avenue at the age Of IS
years. Mr.. White was born in White
field. Del, but made his home here
for many years. He was a member
of all OF the Odd Fellows bodies.
Funeral services will be held from
the undertaking rooms Of the Ames-
bury White company Saturday af-
ternoon at two o'clock.
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The Earning rover or Money

These special topics taken up It
the Sunday evening services at the
Methodist church which are subjects
that relate to the welfare of the peo-
rle of the community as we'll as OF
the State have created great deal
Of interest. Next Sunday evening at
Z o'clock Bank Commissioner Fred
r. Lawrence will speak on the
Earning Power of Money" Mr..
lawrence is in great demand as n
speaker, as he Is one OF the most
able men, also q very pleasing
speaker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05

The officers and members Of the
Live Wire" mems class of the
Methodist church will be entertain
ed at the parsonage this evening by
Rev. and Mrs. Henry Otto Megert.
A business meeting will be held fol-
lowed by a social slime. All members
of the class are cordially invited 70
he present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05

Coburn, Priscilla Hamilton. III
Nutting, Ruth johnson. Asa XXI
Andrews, Lois Gum. Grace Nh
Audrey Snrae and Marion ~
The supper was very vel ~ Il;
and was q pleasant social ana
BAZAAR was among the most sss
ful In recent years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05

Travel from Gardiner at the clos
Ing hour Of the two shoe shops has be-
come no heavy that 1t Ii now necessary
Z 10 run an extra car from Gardiner TO
Augusta. leaving shortly after 6
o'clock. This was done for the first
q tiue Thursday night and will probably
be continued for the winter months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05

There will be rehearsal of
Christmas music at the Baptist par
sonage on Friday evening at 7.SO. A
full attendance of those who sing
is desired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05

The ladies' OF the Highland Avenue
NJ r.. church will hold g. rummage
sale Saturday beginning at IL A. NJ.
at A. w. Cunningham store. They
have plenty OF good warm clothing
at attTactiYe prices.-Ady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05

Stanley Marshall OF the carrier
force Of the Gardiner Office OF the Ken
uabec Journal. who has been Ill at his
home on Highholborn street. Is very
much improved and expects to be back
on The route this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05
LOCAL NOTICE

Chnstmas sale of cooked foods,
aprons and fancy work Saturday.
Dec. q, 1924, ut the Community
House. Winter street by the Ladies'
Aid of tho Free Baptist church.
Light lunches served in the after
noon. Dec5d1t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05

Lawrence b. Greenwood. the
Evangelist, will conduct a Bible
class at the Mission. 1853 Water
street, this evening at $50 o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05

Mrs. M. C. Philbrook of this city
recently received a letter from Chi
cago, coming by airplane service dir
ect to New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05

Auto owners in the city will be
pleased to learn that on Monday the
Gardiner Nash Co. Is to open modern
washing stond. Cars will be washed
day and night.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05
LOCAL NoTIcE

Choice OF hand made yelyss N
for $500; felt hats for Sl.sv - III
e. Ledew's Millinery ParioLs: -
lowell. for Friday and Ssk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05

Another one of those big dances
scheduled for tonight at the Farm
ingdale town hall. Bigger and better
every time.--Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-05

Mrs. May II. Baker OF Ongole. South
India, will speak at the Free Baptist
church this evening at 730. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend.