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Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-09
NATIONAL HOME

Mr.. and Mrs Walter White and
child have gone to Guilford to visit
relatives for a short time.-Mrs. James
w. Morrill, has returned to her home
in Manchester after passing the win
ter with her husband at the Home
hotel.-Miss Mary c. Webber Of Au-
gusta has been detailed as nurse in
the Home hospital in place of Miss
Grace V. Brown. resigned
The moving picture program for this
week will be: Monday, Charles Ray
in THE Girl Loved" with a Sport
light and comedy: Wednesday. Tom
Moore in Torment" with a Bray Car
toon and comedy: and Friday. Agnes
Ayers and Antonio Moreno in Bluff"
with Pathe News and comedy.
Officer of the day, Capt. r. Z. La
ferriere.-John lyman, late Co. C, 1st
N. II. Inf. has been granted a dis
charge from the Home.-Richard Z.
keenan, of Washington. D. c., late Co.
c. 9th U. S. Inf, has been readmitted
to the Home.-George w. Hurd has re-
turned from a furlough to Fassalboro.
Peter E. Girard has returned from a
pass to Augusta.-James E. Kane has
been detailed a janitor in the club
house in place of John lyman, re-
signed.-Harold Hatch Of Monmouth
passed Sunday with his sister. Mrs
George S. Cates.-Martin ]. Harmon
of Boston. late Y. S. Navy, and John
L. Smith of Roxbury. late Co. A, 5th
Aircraft Machine Gun Bttn.. have
been admitted to the Home.-The Sun
day evening concert was very good and
thoroughly enjoyed. Joseph Christian
rendered a pleasing trompet solo.
Pensions will be paid at 10 o'clock
this morning in the Home library.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-09
PENSIONS

The committee on Pensions will
give a public hearing in its rooms at
the STATE House in Augusta. on
\, THURSDA1;; ;Sd Ao,;;o!inS! March u. at 1.so p.
S. P. No. 136. Resolve for State
pension in favor of Rena Cooley Of
Augusta.
II. P. No. ass. Resolve in favor of
Bertha NJ. BENT Of Portland for State
Fl. P. No. 54s. Resolve in favor Of
Arthur H. King of Turner for State
pension.
+, H. P. No. e26. Resolve in favor of
Bessie Z. King of Belfast for State
H. P. No. 772. Resolve in favor Of
Emma Coffin Norton of Fairfield for
II. +. No. $50. Resolve in favor of
Robert F. Parlin Of Fayette for State
S. P. No. 2s1. Resolve providing for
State pension for Frank H. Taylor Of
Whitefield.
H. P: No. 77s. Resolve providing
for a state pension for Katherine H.
II. p. No. TIA. Resolve providing
for State pension for Alice Guptill
H ?: No. 77s. Resolve providing
for state pension for Luke Woodard
H. P. No. 77s. Resolve providing
for a State pension for George A. Nc
Kusick of Guilford.
H. p. No. 779. Resolve in favor Of
Eliza J. Eldridge of Hampden for
State pension.
H. 7. No. ISL. Resolve in favor Of
Nancy T. Morrill, of Madison for State
pension.
II. z. No. 7S3. Resolve providing
FOR a State pension for Alice Fuller of
Lewiston.
r. p No -eA paso,ra nro,,a,ro
for State pension for Florence ].
Judkins of Lewiston.
H. p. No. 7S5. Resolve providing
for State pension for Betsey A.
Trask of Lewiston.
H. p. No. 7S6. Resolve providing
for State pension for Nancy j.
Brooks of Lewiston.
J. HENRY MORSE, Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-09
STATE HOUSE
Governor and Council Tuesday, March 1o at 4so p NJ

up at that time will be re-allotted
to other states. .
AS Congress at its session just
closed made an appropriation for
Federal aid to cover the fiscal years
Of 1926 and 1927, a similar allot-
ment will be made to Maine about
one year from now.
Unless arrangements are made by
the legislature now in session so that
these allotments of Federal aid can
be taken up the state will be- con-
fronted two years from now with
substantially S1,400,000 Federal aid.
one half of which will lapse on June
80 of that year and the other half
on June 80 of the following year. 1T
is considered that it would be much
better to meet these allotments of
federal aid year by year and keep the
Federal aid work running on some
what of a consistent basis and with
a regular program rather than to
have a large amount of work for a
few years and then a small amount
of work for the next few years.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-09
PUBLIC UTILITIES

The committee on Public Utilities
will give a public hearing in it's rooms
at the State House. in Augusta. on
THURSDAY, March IL, 1925, at 1
P. NJ, on the following:
s. +. No. 241, S. u. No. 95. An Act
to incorporate Central Heating Com
pany of Portland
S. T. No. 295. S. D. No. 113. An Act
to amend Section 81 of Chapter So of
the Revised Statutes, as amended by
Chapter 128 of the Public Laws of
1919, relating to the approval of
stocks. bonds and notes.
II. p. No. 500. An Act to authorize
the Rumford & Mexico Water Dis
trict to take water from Walker
Brook in the towns Of Roxbury and
Weld.
II. P. No. $50. An Act to extend
the powers Of Western Maine Power
Company.
THURSDAY. March II. 1926, 2 P.
NJ. on the following:
II. p. No. 7S7. An Act to incorpo-
rate the Richmond Water District.
II. P. No. 100. An Act to amend
Chapter is of the Private and Special
Laws of 1919, entitled "An Act to in
corporate the Wesserunsett Stream
Dam and Improvement Company"
ELMER j. BURNHAM. Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-09
EDUCATION

The committee on Education will
give n public hearing in it's room at
the State House. in Augusta. on
THURSDAY. March IL, 1925, at p
NJ, on the following:
S. 7. No. 81. An Act to repeal
Chapter 2l7 of the Public Laws of
1919, relative to appropriations for the
several normal schools and the NADIA
waska Training School.
s.. p. No. 316. An Act to amend
Section of the Public Laws of 1928,
relating to retiring and pensioning
State employees.
H. =. No. $50. An Act to amend r.
S. Chapter 16. Section 130, as amended
by Public Laws of 1919. Chapter 60,
relating to certifcation of teachers.
II. P. No. $40. An Act permitting
children to be excused from the public
schools to receive religious instruction.
amending Section 81 of Chapter 16 of
the Revised Statutes. relating to the
management of schools: election and
discharge of superintendent.
CHARLES S. PIERCE. Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-09
LIBRARY

The committee on Library will q
a public hearing in its room u Y
State House. in Augusta, on \
TUESDAY March 10, 1875, ~
on the following: !
Resolve providing for the purts
Of Music and Musicians OF Asn1
(1923 BilD
Resolve in favor Of the purchan
the History and Maps Of the f~
and the Town of New Sweden 'i']
H. p. No. 2S. Resolve authonr
the State librarian to purcnass
the State $50 copies of the HistoH }
oxford County when printed. ul
H. r. No. 65. Resolve proVn1
for the purchase Of selections ~ M
The Autobiography Of Elizabetn W
Smith edited by Mary Alice W.T.
S. p. No. 1876. An Act to anieno Y
law relating to municipal aid i0s "
H. P. No. sol. Resolve for the y
chase of $50 copies Of the H'stoH
the Town of Lee.
H. P. No. 621. Resolve for tm y
chase Of 1875 copies Of the His'0f'
the town Of Dresden. -
s. p. No. 23S. Resolve autnoip
the State librarian to purchase s0'1
Of 1.-THE History Of Winthrop, .,,,
S. p. No. ESQ. Resolve autnosM1 aas
the State librarian to purchase e0r1
of THE History Of ArOostooK -.
WIN, H. HOLMAN 'evsl
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-09
New Corporations

The certificates of the following
new corporations were approved
Saturday at the office Of the attor-
ney-general.
Thomas A. Kennon, Inc. organi-
zed at Portland February q. to car
ry on the business of general ad-
stock $4,000, all common: par
value $1OO; six shares subscribed.
President, Marion E. Kennon of
Portland; treasurer. Thomas =. Ken
non Of South Portland: clerk, Wal
ter NJ. Tapley, Jr., of Portland.
Ye Old Maine Camps, Inc, organ
lied at Bangor March ., to deal in
real estate for purposes of boys
camps, sporting camps, etc. Capital
stock, $4,000. all common: PAL
value of a share 500. President and
treasurer, Raymond f. Bennett;
clerk, George +. Eaton, both of Ban
gor.
Shea, Gleason and Pritchard
Company, organized at Bangor Feb
ruary % for the purpose of carrying
on a general plumbing business
Capital stock $4,000, all common;
$4,000 paid IN: par value of share
500. President, John II. Pritchard
treasurer, John H. Shea; clerk, Law
| renee J. Gleason, all of Bangor.
Wadleigh Motor Company. organ
lied March 4, at Augusta to carry
on a general automobile business
Capital stock, $4,000, all common;
par value of a share $40. President
w. Wadleigh: treasurer and clerk
John S. Wadleigh, both of Augusta
| Libby Realty Company. organized
at Portland. March 6 to deal in
property. Capital stock 5000 shares
of common non par value stock;
three shares subscribed. President
Phillip G. Clifford: treasurer, III. T.
Pierce: clerk, Benjamin 3. Sander
son, all of Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-09

elect. The speaker for the occasion
has not yet been decided upon.
Monday morning early the Board
of Trustees will hold its Annual
Meeting and at 8 o'clock Class Day
Exercises will take place. The aft
ernoon will be given over to the
Alumni ball game, when the gradu-
ates Of the Academy clash with the
Varsity. Last year this was a battle
royal with the Varsity in the lead Z
to in the last of the sixth. when
the cali to dinner broke up the par
ty.
Monday evening will be filled by
the Annual Prize Speaking contest.
Present indications are that there
will be larger number of candi-
dates this year than usual, and 1T
may be necessary to have prelim-
mary contest to choose the best ma
terial for the final performance.
Tuesday morning, June 9th, gradu-
alton exercises will take place in the
church, followed by the dedication
Of the new Arena. At II O'clock the
Alumni Banquet will be served in
Sturtevant Home. This in an hour
earlier than previous years. but. the
change Is made so as to make 1t cas-
Ter for the graduates and students
to take the afternoon train from
West Minot.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-09
ADJUSTMENTS
AUGUSTA OPERA HOUSE

Today and tomorrow: Priscilla
Eean. in "A Cafe in Cairo. There
seems little necessity to write about
it further. The mere association of
that forceful actress, Priscilla Dean,
with promising title such as "A
Cafe in Cairo" is all sufficient to
stimulate the ina asination. so far as
what colorful entertainment may be
expected. Then. of no lesser degree
of interest, in the photoplay of THE
Miracle Makers" featuring Leah
Bair with George Walsh. That is a
promising team for portrayal of in
tense, thrilling drama. Pathe latest
news will conclude the program
Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-09
Bates COLLEGE

A few days ago five of Prof.
Gould's government class journeyed
to Augusta to attend a hearing at the
State House. The most important
bill being that of the so-called Sec
tartan bills. Those who attended We're
Kittredge '26; Hylan 20; Churchill
'27; and Bagley '26.
The Bates Varsity Club had an
important meeting last week in
Chase Hall, the main object Of this
meeting being to complete the plans
for the entertainment of the basket
ball players who will be on the cam
pus the last of next week for the
tourney which is being held for the
Western part of Maine. Mac" Cor
ey suggested that members of the
alumni who have earned letters but
have not been awarded certificates
should be entitled to such. The mat
ter was discussed and a committee
was appointed to look after the ar
rangements. The committee is COM
posed of Joseph Folsom and Law
renee Dow. The Varsity club has
been very active since last Septem-
ber and under the able leadership of
Jc..r OConnor, the club president it
has put across a number of worth
while tasks.
Donald .Giddings '26 was in Angus
ia over the weekend visiting his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Gid+
dings of, SO Murray street.-Palmer
Kinds ~ was visiting in Gardiner
and Augusta with friends during the
last three days Of this past week.
George Crosby Sheldon '25 of Au-
gusta. is coaching thed chatting team
at Edward Little High school. Kirby
Baker 20, is guiding the destines Of
the Jordan High team.
James Howell has made several
trips to Lisbon Falls, and has made
considerable progress with the ma
terial there. Hallowell has called
upon the services of Leland Thur
low. while Fletcher Shea has been
coaching the Madison High team.
Elmer Campbell is in charge of de-
batting at Gardiner High school.
The semi-finals for public speak
ing of the Freshmen class were chos-
en- a short while ago. The choice
was hard to make for the speeches
were so well delivered. Those chosen
were Lucy Bryant, Marion CARL
Blanche Cassita, Cythera Coburn.
Muriel Doe. Marion Garcelon, ElTanor
Howe, Katherine Tubbs. Wilfred
Bailey. Charles GuptiH. John Hoop
er. Harold Hudson. Howard Long.
George McGoldrick. Walter Timer.
and Maxwell Wakeley. The finals
Will be run off sometime this week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-09
$6S5,14O Federal
AID AVAILABLE
FOR MAINE ROADS

The State Highway Commission
received notice Saturday morning
that the Federal aid allotment Tor
1925 for Maine will amount to 5000,
10000. The Commission Is furtheI
advised that they may file against
this allotment at any time now ne"
Federal aid projects.
At the present time the com.
mission is unable to file proJect
statements and make agreements 70
cover any Of this allotment. due 70
the fact that no funds are avallaple
for Federal or State highway WORK
for the present year.. This fund VIII
stand to the credit of Maine LOT two
years and if it has not been taken
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-09
LEGAL AFFAIRS

The committee on Legal Affairs will
give a\public hearing in it's rooms al
the state House in Augusta on
WEDNESDAY. March IL, 1925, 2 p
H. P. No. 72e. H. D. No. 157. Resolve
authorizing the Treasurer and County
Commissioners of York county to pro-
cure a loan.
II. p. No. 72s. An Act to legalize
and make valid the proceedings of the
plantation held in March 1913.
II. p. No. 769. An Act to repeal
Acts incorporating Pittsfeld Village
Corporation.
The County Commissioners of the
county of Hancock to locate, lay out
and establish a way in the tide wat
ers of Egygemoggin Reach i'll the town
of Sedgwick.
H. P. No rs. An Act to authorize
Examination in Optometry to issue a
certificate of registration to David NJ
House.
II. P. No. 71c. An Act to authorize
the City Of Calais to issue bonds to
refund its bonds maturing in 1926.
II. p. No. 719, H. d. No. 156. An
Act TO authorize the county of Wash
ington to issue it's bonds to the
amount of $4,000 for the purpose OF
refunding its bonds now outstanding
ana maturing III the year 1870.
II. p. No. 71S. An Act to enlarge
the site of Little River Pine Grove
cemetery. otherwise known as Hillside
! cemetery. located at Lisbon Falls.
THURSDAY. March IL. 1925, at 2
p. NJ. on the following:
S. P. No. III, S. D. No. 20. An Act
to be known S the Children's Act re-
lating to children who are nov or
may hereafter become dependent.
neglected or delinquent. to establish
a special equity Juvenile Court to
provide for the treatment, control,
maintenance. adoption and guardian
ship of the person of said children.
S. P. No. zoo. S. d. No. SO. An Act
relating to absentee voting and pro-
vidinG method of voting by a person
who is physically infirm or disabled.
S. p. No. 201, S. D. No. II. An Act
relating to the registration Of voters
and providing method of registration
by G person who is physically infrm
or disabled
H. ?. No. 71s. An Act to incorpo-
rate the radio sanatorium at Mount
Vernon.
H. p. No III. An Act to establish
ordinances for the town of Orono.
S. p. No. 277. An Act to authorize
"The First Church and Parish" of FaI-
mouth to sell and convey certain
lands and buildings.
H. P. No. I'll. An Act in relation to
the jurisdiction of the Municipal
Court of the city of Portland.
II. P. No. 721. An Act to amend
and extend an Act entitled IAN Act
to incorporate the Odd Fellows Home
]. BLAINE MORRISON. Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-09
Committee Hearings
JUDICIARY

The committee on judiciary will
give a public hearing in its room at
the State House. in Augusta. on
WEDNESDAY, March IL. 1925, T.
NJ. on the following:
S. D. No. 1872. An Act providing
for the attesting Of records of city
and town clerks by volume.
SD. No 1913. An Act relative TO
melting, inducing or persuading an
other to commit crime.
II. d. No. "A. An Act relating 10
fees for the registration Of vehicles
relating to the transportation OF
school children.
II. D. No. 4. An Act providing for
the regulation Of certain advertising
THURSDAY. March IL, 1925 p. NJ.
n. P. No. ISL. An Act in relation
to State funds for charity patients in
public and private hospitals.
S. D. No. .125: An Act to create a
aha II. T5eSlt9ne; p' No. Zee. An Act to amend
Chapter 3s of the Public Laws of
1921, relating to absentee voters.
the liability of owners of automobiles.
S. D. No. 1874. An Act relating to
the appointment of election clerks at
II. ID. No. 224. An ACT TO amend
| Section 127 of Chapter 81 Of the Re.
vised Statutes relating to affidavits OF
| plaintiffs being received as prlma
| facie evidence.
H. D. No. PAP. An Act relating to
admission to the Bar.
H. D. No. 259. An Act relative to
the appointment of administrators,
guardians, conservators and receivers
Fl. D. No. 254 An Act relating to
liens for personal services in harvest
| ing potatoes
Fl. d. No. 255. An Act relieving the
State of the necessity of alleging and
proving the non-existence of n Fed
eral permit in proceedings for pun
| ishment for unlawful transportation
of liquor and for forfeiture of vehi-
| cleS, boats, etc.
II. D. No. 2lo. An Act relating to
warning signs at grade crossings.
| H. D. No. 225. An Act relative to
| the parole of women committed to the
| Reformatory for Women.
| An Initiated Primary bill.
| FRIDAY. March 13, 1925, . P. NJ,
on the following:
S. D. No. 10. An Act to incorpo-
rate Dexter p. Cooper to develop and
utilize the power of the tides in the
Bay of Fundy and waters adjacent
| thereto.
FREDERICK w. HINCKLEY.
Chairman.
HERBERT e, HOLMES. Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-09
Clinton Grand Old
Mans Goth Birthday
Especial to kennebec Journal

Especial to kennebec JournaD
Clinton, March 7.-Jewell Brown
observed his Goth birthday Thurs
day at his home on Railroad street,
he being the oldest resident of the
town and holder of the Post cane.
About 40 of his old neighbors and
friends gathered in the evening to
wish him many happy returns of the
day. During the social hour Frank
Rolfe in behalf of the friends pres
ent, presented him with a large bas-
ket filled with fruit and a beautiful
bouquet of carnations which Mr..
Brown excepted with many thanks.
Mrs. Bculah Stewart Hamlin. his
granddaughter, presented him with
a large decorated birthday cake,
which was cut and passed around to
the guests present. All departed at
an early hour wishing him many
more happy birthdays.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-09
ColoniaI-TOday-TomOrrow: "The
Swan"-A Great Playa Still
Greater Film. A Paramount

The Paramount picture. "The
Swan" written and produced for the
screen by Dimitri BuchowetZ
from Ference Molnar's stage success,
is the feature at the Colonial Thea
tre today. for two days only.
Adolphe Menjou, Ricardo Cortez
and Frances Howard are featured in
the leading roles.
The story is one Of Princess
Alexandra, the Swan, whose mother,
ruler of a small kingdom in the Bal
kans, plans to marry her off to a
prince of a neighboring principality.
But the girl is in love with the
youg gallant.
Adolphe Menjou plays Prince
Albert. CorteZ is the tutor and Miss
Howard is Princess Alexandra, Hell
en- Lee Worthing, former 'Follies"
beauty. is cast as an alluring blonde
lady-in- waiting who fiirts with the
philandering prince to the distrac-
ton of the scheming mothers who,
try as they may, can't seem to get
prince and princess together.
To sum up, THE Swan" is an un-
usually pleasing comedy-romance
in royal setting.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-09
SALARIES AND FEES

The committee on Salaries and Fees
will give a public hearing in its room
at the State House. in Augusta, on
TUESDAY. March 10. at 2 o'clock
on the following:
s. p. No. $40 An Act to amend
Section 81 of Chapter III Of the Re-
vised Statutes, as amended. relating
to the salary of County Attorney of
Somerset county.
H. P. No. 9Ol. H. D: No. 22s. An
Act relating to salary of Sheriff of
Piscataquis county.
Fl. p No. 902, H. D. No. 229. An
Act relating to the salary of the
County Attorney of York county.
FREDERICK w. HINCKLEY.
Chairman.
HAROLD w. BISHOP. sec.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-09
PUBLIC HEALTH

The committee on Pupi,' ,ts ~
will give a public hearing nrsta, d
at the state House. in A9sisa5 d
WEDNESDAY. March H. i'
P. M. on the following: .msnd
S. D. No. rs. An Act 70 .h ~ ths
tain sections Of Chapter ~ o. o. sunel
vised Statutes of Maine atf ths res
ments thereto relating to 'A
tration of nurses. A.. &o prov
H. D. No. 176. An Act, 70 'SS,rths .
for the registration Of ALL. an ="
deaths In the state OF MANI, Sec
John MCDONALD
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-09
STATE LANDS AND FOREST
RESERVATION

The committee on State Lands and
Forest Preservation will give a public
hearing in room 60, State House, Au-
guSta, on
THURSDAY. March IL. at Q P. NJ.
on the following:
S. p. No. 291. An Act relative to
hunting and fishing.
S. p. No. 247. Resolve in favor of
the president and trustees of Bates
College.
e A. PIPER Sec
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-09
William II, Stevens, Portland

Portland. Me-. Mar. 7-William II.
Stevens. 20, director of the book
and stationery firm of Loring Short
& Harmon, died today. He was an
expert book buyer and was for 54
years in charge Of the library of this
firm. Mr.. Stevens was born in
Springfield, Me-. and was graduated
from North Yarmouth Academy.
He was an Elk. past president of
the Maine Charitable Mechanics AS
sociation and member of the Maine
Historical Society, Portland Club
and Mayfiower Descendants. A Wild
oW, q son and a brother survive.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-09
BANKS AND BANKING

The committee on Banks hnu In
ing will give a public hearipku pkusu,
room at the State House. III
on a .tAPl
THURSDAY. March IL, ~
on the following. . amend
S. p. No. 10S. An ACT 10 a'f ~ n
charter and change the name Peopt
pies Realty Association 10
Mutual Loan Association. .,.tiys
II. p. No. 732. An ACT
People Loan Company. ~. ,aa,
II. p. No. S39. H. y. NJ, NJ OF
Act to enlarge the definiti1sme Ch
term SECURITIES" in sec. ceInde
144 p. l.. 1923, so as 10 ,nnsrins D
tracts for the sale Of fur oe
mals' HORACE NJ. PULLEN, ses
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-09
WAYS AND BRIDGES AND IN.
TERROR WATERS

The committee on Ways and Bridges
and Interior Waters will give a pub
lie hearing in Room 113 at the State
House on
WEDNESDAY. March II, at $50
P. NJ.
S. P. No. 2S7, s. D. No. 116. An Act
to provide for building a bridge across
the kennebec river between the city
of Bath and the town of Woolwich.
HOMER II. DUNBAR, Sec.
Ways and Bridges.
ARTHUR A. CRAFTS. Sec.
Interior Waters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-09
Committee Hearings
AGRICULTURE

The committee on Agriculture will
give a public hearing in it's room at
the State House, in Augusta, on
WEDNESDAY,. March II, 1925. at
1.3O p NJ, on the following:
H. D. No. .104. An Act to change
the grades of the apple packing law.
(New drafG.
II. D. No. ia. An Act to amend
Section so of Chapter 126 Of the Re-
vised Statutes, relating to old. dis
eased or disabled animals.
S. D. No. 12O. An Act relating to
the adjustment Of rate of interest on
farm loans granted by the State.
GEORGE G. LORD, Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-09
APPROPRIATIONS AND r'Nn
CtAI AFFAIRS !.

The committee on Appropf,sImji n
and Financial Affairs VIII g!xe M
lie hearing in its room at INC =
House, in Augusta, on a, ~
WEDNESDAY. March H.
O'clock T. NJ. 4. amt
s. p. No. asa. Resolve 70 wv VIZ
pirate moneys for the payment Y, md
tain claims and Department.
drafts for which no legisia,o - Il
preparation has been nade, anu an.ua,tiss
vide for carrying on the ac.str tor
departments and institutloIs 81
remaining months Of the nsest' sor ID u
ending June 30th, 1925, ana i0'
purposes. r,ocT Sc
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-09

s1O9,0S1.72 in automobile registration
fees, the sum of $19,146.42 from the
tax on internal combustion engine
fuel, the sum Of s122,3so.42 from the
tax on collateral inheritances and
the sum of $262.237.53 from the state
tax on cities and towns for 1924.
The bank balance of the state on
the first day of March was $1,491 =,
445.21 while the cash In the office of
the state treasurer on the date
amounted to $76,155.32.