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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-20
Cal Reoruanlzss Tariff.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March fS.--
William Culbertson, for eight years
member Of the U. s. tariff commits
sion, has been selected as American
ambassador to Argentina Coolidge is
recognizing the tariff body to allow
big business a freer hand in the fixing
of tariff schedules.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-20

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and member for the Workers Party.
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confesses Murder Plot

"A complete statement confessing
that he and william d. Shepherd had
conspired to kill William Nelson Nc
Clintock, millionaire orphan" whose
S1,5OOOOO estate Shepherd inherited,
and divide his fortune, was made by
DR.. Charles C. Faiman, head Of the
National University of Sciences, early
today.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-20
Fifty Hurt in Tunls.

PARIS, March 1S-Fifty were in
jured but none killed today when
seven tons Of dynamite on truck ex-
ploded and did considerable damage
in a part of Tunis, North Africa.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-03-20

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Evening star., 1925-05-14
BUYERS AND SELLERS

u = 7 T~TN.D wv II .0T-@Iz y I-@N.'
get quicI. satisfactory results when deal
ing with US. We nou have about 30 re
cent 'listings In bungalows and bones vi
cirity OF Clarendon; large lots. high elcva-
hon; priced low on cash payment $3.50 up
Don't buy until YOU consult our Va Office
open evenings. Clarendon :s2-J-:..
y. +. RGON CO.. NC,
14:3 ST. NV. 1908 Wilson Blvd.
Evening star., 1925-05-14

= Hyattsville and Vicinity.
ar and bath bung, with slee, AEhtn .dou-
BILE sleeping porch bright cellar with I. .tlr-
nsss MACS, i.SaaIso SaaSso 300 's.s eass sso ponts
h H. r. sna sIsepins Rash poreh: nSh: $500: terms
byn5 and s,o scre, r,oss, q Belt'viile
r, and bath hricT honse. ami, MI. Raj
nier; Sc. 800: $500 cash, $50 month,
$4,000: $500 cash. $50 month. ..
s.5 $3.50 apa sssh sssh ssS ssS's aonsh TIM
S :; aud -, atm mouse: acres, saIass: s
irees flowers and apple orchard: on concrete
ro1S; r. and bath house. h.-w.h.. tenant ouse
20 acres known as MONTGOMERY Hills. u Of
a mile on county road; large stable and barn
u mile west BALTIC. pike; suitable for sub
division; close to schools. stores. car line
and railroad. Bargain for the money: terms
to suit buyer.
: Let US assist you in choosing your home,
.. E. ZANlZINGER, -,
Phone .HJatts. 72s HJattsvills. Nd.
Evening star., 1925-05-14
Attractive Bungalow

Attractive semi bungalow in Chevy Chase
Md. Seven rooms tile bath: lot 50xf00
we'll located tear Conn. ave. car line. schools.
churches and stores. Has living room with
open fireplace. cloak closet. dining room
sun parlor. we'll arranged kitchen. double
floors. We'll lighted bedrooms, barge closets
BATH with built-iu tub. Price SlO.1 15U
easy terms. Call Mr.. AndeTseny. Main 24a1. !.
Evening star., 1925-05-14
SALE-SUBUHBAN PROPERTY.

SALE-SUBUHBAN PROPERTY.
{ ROOMS. RECEPTION Hall. BATH.
basement attic slate rooi all p1Gdsn5n der n;od con
poultry e"iei house, % 16Sss. and W ga; ref see.
blks, {; st; ears. so,7oo, part cash; extra
%Ap S' 4osiSo e ba@Sr. limo psF, s ass,. fsss Nd -
TAKOMA PARK, D. C.-NEw HOUSE,
strictly strictly MODERN; near cars Price s''.?o
TAKOMA PARK, LARGE K, : p; BUNG-
$500 cash and $50 mo; price. $500; Phone
Col. 7649-W; l4th st. car line. 80 Pine
ACREAGE, 5 MILES NORTH OF SLY nR
Spring: high elevation abundsnt shade 500 s,3
acre: terms. W. J. Umstead. Kensin.ton. Nd
TAKoMA PARK-6 LARGE ROOMS. N
closed sleeping porch and bath. bungalow.
Large lot EarsSe ami on alas 18Th It. ear din. line;
IN THE DIsT-A BARGAIN IN, NEARBY
qSFEh;S;TIyES S,s RsEaiTT c% ,,5 ISSS Go
. HOUSES, IMPROVEMENTS; ONE RMS:
and one rooms. Sacrifice. Owner leaving
va near Lee Highway.
=. h..w:h. concrete cellar; gas sis.'' 30, 30x
FsSSn. FFS eTSFs o*srR FIJI Get:snd s$5 Rsh Lane "
I6sG5 r, bafbs sls-.ed,in sleeping porch; p
furnace open tireplace many eItras payxsd
ideal home but must he seen TO be fully
appreciated; price and terms right AZ GO
lurnbia ave. Hyattsville; phi Hyatts. 44s-J.
44-ACRE FARM-ONE OF THE REST. on
9Hi 3Ta lnf best sFS9@ Ss1eT ho"f: + PAN
FOR sALE-HALF BLOCK WEST OF 10Th
address i1fine BOZ Box tao.T. Star otice
cot coTThSE hS15, Mis- AcS MS fR99HR ,erms
$50 cash: Sl5 month GEO. Z. JOHNSON.
aoS 10th st. ne.
5.;AcRE, LOTS OF sEMISARY RD,i yA: n:
LANEY, Owner, Fendall Bldg, between cen. II
SIX BEAUTIFUL LOTS on CAR LINE,
near Branchviile, Nd; terms Address Box
ARTISTIC CALIFoRNIA BrSGALoW: Al,
fsfeRh sFce repase pHrSn oak oors eaesptansy Vel
built: attractive eiec. fixtures. S225 eiec;
w1s oak y trees. Tsee bioss from
Park station. owner built /, himself, there;
dsT s i s5a able to m6 sell Main ass to a so0
vorsips Sfa condition n and a rsrden 6ss been
JOSEPH HAMILTON. Glenarden. Md.
REFINED. VACANT. GROOM BUNGALOW:
bath. hot-water heat. electric lights. gas
40; pretty lawns: best. refined ssection; one
tifully decorated and painted: 20 minutes
from sgsGess snS esnser BY auto NO. SO pIfs 81 81
Rayenwood ave. Hyattsvllle. Hyatts. s5.W.
VACANT. PRETTY sIX-RooM. ALL MOD
heat: like new: large porches. garage. larEe
boulev ard. HyattsviiIe, $500: $500 for
59 ooo 1ons WhLkRR ktssse ss.se
Bldg. 11th and G L.
FOR sALE-b-RM. BUNGALOW. NEARBY
Md on ". B. & 4. L. R.R. Cali North
5645 or Line. 1913 Is.
FARMS, SUBURBAN HOMES. INVEST
ment property. Look over our list and let us
show you the property you are looking for.
We specialize in Montgomery County proper
Roctx,fIa 1IssEF NJ & oFFurr. ISc SSon. 100.
SAVE $1,000 TO $4,000.
Far cheaper to build. We finance and
build a?ssh55 ASsa6R ptsEsH;f, SESHfx CORP, m
and sleeping porch: furnace heat: electric
lights: convenient 10 car and bus line. Just
go minutes TO d"@ntown section. Price
Telephone Clarendon 321. l6.
BEAUTIFUL GLEN ECHO HEIGHTS.
/ have for sale at Glen Echo Heights one
frame 4-room bungalow at 81, 800: one g.
5.room bungalow at $4,000; small cash pay
ment and balance like rent; all have large
lots: also some fine large lots, well sh AIDED !;
n n1
Evening star., 1925-05-14
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

LOANS TO BUILDERS.
VIRGINIA MARYLAND AND D. c.
Low rates. Prompt service.
Southern Bldg.
Evening star., 1925-05-14
SALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

~
New broom bungalow. price, 1850 $500
5-room bungalow. So. 80: $500 cash. $50
per MO. .-
New broom i1unFalow. fine place big
norch. h.-v.h.: $500: $500 cash. $50 pc"
mo. .-
New i-room house. 50. cars; up-to-dste
2.iarily apartment house. best bargain in
Woodbridge; terms
New 6-ropp ,house slassed-in >. sleeping
porch; hardwood foors fireplace; near
school. church. stores: built by National
Gonstryctior Co. These houses will stand
inspection. Te:1pa Other new houses and
bungalows Choice lots.
NJ. Q. BULL.
NE. 1900 r. I. ave.
Evening star., 1925-05-14
FOR SAIE-IIOUSEs.

FOR SALE OR TRADE. >
Very attractive and complete 7-roonI aiiL
bath detached house IN nice residential sec5
builtln garage. Other features. Lot SO by
over 10 feet. First trust. ST 500. Price
$4,000. VIII trade for desirable roE bousH
in Pctworth. q
Allan l.. Walker & Co., Inc. :
Sl3 18th ST NV Main, $500 :
PRICE. $1,000. =
SHEPHERD ST NEAR i4th ST
SIX ROOMS AND BATH. AMI.
PRICE. ssfS.6oooo
Q sT. VEST oF~i6tb ST
.. ROOMS AND BATH. ELEc. q
PRICE. SIS 10000
l. ROOMS AND BATH. GARAGE. :
PRICE. S16o0Q.00
MD. AVE. NEAR ;th 81. NE.
10 ROOMS AND BATH. GARAGE
PRICE. So, ,25Oon.
$50 l3tn ST s.W =
ROOMS. FRONT AND SIDE ENTRANCES
PRICE. $4,000. :
t4I6 9Th ST; PETWoRTH. !.
l.. w. GROOMES. 1416 + 81.
Evening star., 1925-05-14
NEARLY NEW BRICK BUNGALOW
IN CEEVY CHASE

IN CHEVY CHASE.
$4,000. on TERMS.
~, si Ssii'uateS IN decidedly lovely section, near
ssSe, water, ras and electricity. The. lot is
90 feet front by. depth Of I.2l. feet
garage. This pretty and weil huit home
ma. all modern features. hardwood floors.
open Arenlace. Five rooms and bath with
nuilt-in tun and shower. Large, attic and
roomy "ellar. The section is rapidly i'm
proving In beauty and value. Now is your
chance TO buy d bargain. Cal Us for in
spection today or
Any evening until . o'clock. 5 30
MckEFYER & GOSS.
~ Realtors,
Evening star., 1925-05-14

BUYERS AND SELLERS
should see US before selling or trading
their nearby Va. property; 20 years exper-
ienee: prompt efficient service at your
We also wish your property listed for
renting or trading. Our Va. ONCE open
\. f. RYON CO., 1NC..
1923 St wv. lO04 WiisHr Blvd.
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WINSL0W

Mrs. Ada Gulliver and Mrs. Arthur
Reynolds were visitors at the Fair
field Sanatarium Thursday where
they called on Mrs. Reynolds daugh-
ter, Madeline. who Is a patient there.
Mrs. Warren York of Bangor is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
S, c. Drummond.-W. T. Reynolds,
Jr.. was a recent visitor at the home
OF Charles Priest of East Vassalboro.
George Kennison of Cedar Grove is
in town for a week on business
Miss Annie Hooper and Miss Pris-
ella Clarke were in Skowhegan FRI
day night where they played on the
Coburn basketball team.-Mrs. A. G.
Hooper is visiting at the home of
Mrs. Ina Hooper for n few days.
Mrs. Susan Cushman and Mrs. Fred
Cnshman were recent visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Drum
mond, the guests of Mrs. Warren
York.-Miss Saide Morrow and
Charles Lane were visiting friends
and relatives in Oakland Friday
The daughter born recently to Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Ellis has been named
Charlotte Maud.-Mrs. Elmer Jones
of I.ithgow Street was n recent guest
Of her daughter, Mrs. Mildred Carter
of Upper College Avenue. Waterville.
D. u. Mason was n visitor in Show
hogan Friday.-M. w. Tobey was a
business visitor in Augusta Friday
Many people from Winslow were in
Waterville Friday night to attend the
game between Waterville High and
Winslow high.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Harmon have returned from Pitts
field where they visited friends.
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HARTLAND

Mrs. Helen Burril still remains
very i'll with little chance of re-
covery. Gram" as she is known by
everybody is n very aged lady and
has enjoyed good health until the
last year. DIR. c. A. Moulton is in
attendance, also trained nurse
from Skowhegan.
Mrs. Il. L. Latty remains very i'll,
with DIR. Moulton in almost daily at
tendance. Her many friends hope
for a rapid recovery.
Willard Burton is very Ill with
pneumonia, with DIR. Moulton and a
trained nurse from Lewiston in at
tendance.-Mrs. w. II. Bragg has
moved to Pittsfield to be with her
daughter, Mrs. Annie Stein. who
conducts a restaurant there.-A]bion
F. Buker is still very i'll. Sandy
Vanadestine and Halle Buker are
assisting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Buker
in caring for him.-F'red Fuller has
purchased a new radio.-Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Stanhope are the proud
parents of twelve pound girl, born
Sunday, Mar. Town Meeting next
Monday.-Oscar Starbird Is visiting
friends in North Hartland.-Calvin
Lanes little son, who is in the
Sisters Hospital at Waterville, sick
with typhoid fever Is better.-Mr.
Lane is employed by w. e. Marble
Of Harmony, hauling pulp wood
w. H. Halves Esq, Of Skowhegan,
town on Official business Thursday.
Robert Jarvis Of Skowhegan Is in
town calling on friends.-Mrs. F. L.
Hubbard was a Sunday visitor with
Mrs. Fl. A. Elliott and Mrs. Il. l..
Elliott
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-09
PITTSFIELD

The Auxiliary of the Sons of Vet
Grams will furnish dinner at G. A.
r. hall Town meeting day. Manday,
March S.-Mrs. Joseph Annis OF
Providence. r. l.. is a guest In the
home of her sister, Mrs. Charles
Smiley at her home on Grove street.
j. Herbert Moulton went to Bidde-
ford Thursday for a visit with his
daughter. Mrs. Mollie Hooper,
Mrs. Alton Duncan left Thursday
afternoon for a visit with friends IN
Lynn, Mass.-Miss Florence Buxton
was a business visitor in Waterville,
Thursday afternoon.-W. NJ. Tucker
who has been visiting his daughters.
Mrs. Leo Haines and Mrs. Joseph
Buker left Thursday for Portland
Eugene Monk was in Augusta for the
day Thursday on business.-Mrs.
Gertrude Parker Of Porter. is visit
ing in the home Of her father. How
ard Jacobs on the lower Detroit road.
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TOWN ELECTIONS

KINGFIELD-Sclect Q. c. Dol
bier. Il. ID Knapp, c. Il. Chamberlain;
town clerk, w. z. Watson; treasurer,
l.. l.. Mitchell: tax collector. l.. =.
$7175; highways. s3O3S; support of
poor, $500; other purposes. $9296.
PENNINGTON - Selectmen, James
E. Kenney, Charles A. Gould, Percy
w. Gould; town clerk, Newell +.
knowlton; town agent. Sumner. z;
Mills: treasurer, A. l. .Wolcott; school
committee. K. A. Rollins and Mrs.
total, s71,7o3: Schools, $4,000; high
ways, $4,000; support of poor. $2500..
NEW DISQUALIFICATION r.
f. Kicker. L. r. Barker, c. w. Ash;
town clerk and treasurer, A. L. smith;
tax collector w, A. eo Rand; school aara
Money appropriated: Schools. $500;
highways, $780,. support Of poor,
$500; permanent bridge, $1,000: cleo
trio lights, $3.50; outstanding order,
$1,000; interest, $500; toward fire en-
CINE, $1,000.
NORTH HAvEN-selcctmen, II. w.
Leadbetter, T. c. Marden, G. L. Lewis;
town clerk. J. Q. Brown; town agent,
II. M. Lcadbetter; treasurer and tax
collector, Frank Beverage: school
committee, Jesse A. Brown. Money
appropriated, sl5.723: Schools. $1,000;
highways, s3933; other purposes,
WARREN-selectmen, a. NJ. Hill,
G. c. Starrctt, A. c. Peabody; town
clerk, c. D. Gould; town agent, A. NJ.
Hill; treasurer, N. B Eastman; tax
collector. Chas. l., FRENCH; school com
mittee, Mrs. Helen ?; wentworth:
Money appropriated: Schools, 81, 400;
highways. s9640; support of poor
$4,000 other purposes, $685.. Total
$30,62J.
WELD-Selectmen, o. M. Conant,
o. IL. Sanborn, j. S. Cushman: town
clerk. i. G. Noyes; treasurer, Orletus
Phillips: school committee, A. 5.
Carleton. Caroline Conant. Money
Appropriated: Schools. common, $1,000:
high school, $1,000; highways, $500:
support of poor. $1,000; purchase OF
$3.50: winter roads, 500; state aid
road, 1888: public library, $3.50; cur
rent expenses. s1203.93.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES d. w. Ber-
ry, Berry Mills, L. II. Staples, NJ: 2.
Hammond, Carthage; town clerk. E.. Il;
Berry; treasurer. Cora White: school
committee, Mildred SWEET: Money APP
Observation-Disclosures f. e. Waite,
r. r. Eaton, Q. G. Meader; town
clerk, l.. r. Eaton; town agent, e. f.
Waite; treasurer, o. e. Trask; tax
collector, r. f. French; school com
mittee. S. II. Marshall. Money appro-
priated: Schools, $1,000: highways,
$1,000: support of poor 5000: TO defray
$500; repair school house, $500: school
books. $25: tuition scholars, 500.
WILTON-Selectmen G Il Miller,
+. J.. Wilder, Fred wilkins: town
clerk and treasurer, !. +. Hiscock;
school committee. w. S. Bass. Money
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$500, $775, ssV0-$2o.575; highways,
$4,000, $765, $500, $500-s9SG5; support
of poor, $500; other purposes, S15,l6Q.
SOLON-Selcctmen, Clarence II.
Holway, Lester A. Hilton. Hazen l..
Jewett: town clerk, Clayton L. Games;
treasurer, Tilden L. Davis; tax col
Iector. W. X. Tuscan; school commit
tee, Ivan j.. Ward. Money appro-
priated: Schools, $1,000; highways,
s5733: support of poor. $500; town
charges. $4,000: Memorial day. SIS;
fire wards. s25; library. 500; electric
lights, $500.
WHITEFIELD-Se lectmen. Lore II.
Ford. James A. Malloy. Leonard Il.
Cooper: town clerk, r. b. Douglas;
treasurer and tax collector, W. =.
Cunningham: school committee. John
CANAAN-selectmen. IT. 0. Bean,
II. +. Wheeler, j. S. Goodridge; town
clerk and treasurer. NJ. ID. Withee;
lector. Ivory f. Burril school COM
mittec, Gertrude Fitzgerald. Money
appropriated: Schools, $3.50; high
ways, $45SS: support Of poor, $500:
other purposes. $3296; ;,
Lenfest, +. E. Robinson. e. W.
Hawkes.: town clerk, Ethel NJ.
Knowles: treasurer and tax collector
James r. Collins: school committee.
Mrs S II. Hawkes.. w. j.. Lord ana
W. u. Farr. Money appropriated,
S1n,a43: Schools, common. $4,000: Tree
high, $500: highways. $c793; support
of poor. $500: insurance and supplies.
5000; text books. $200:, repair of school
houses, $500; breaking snow, 5000: ~
cidental charges, S1l00: oNerdra1tS on
roads of previous years. $1,000: salary
of superintendent of schools, $3.50; in
terest on temporary loan and indept-
edness, $50: advertising natural re-
sources, advantages and attractions,
$50.
LtTCHTIELD - Selectmen, p. r.
Small, A. II. Rathburn, +. e. Lane;
town clerk. Florence Libby; town
agent, p. r. Small; treasurer, II. T.
True; tax collector, o. B. Gray; school
committee, Henry Taylor. Money APP
propriated: schools. books. supplles
and repairs. $500; special, $500; high
ways, roads and bridges, $1,000: sup
port of poor. $1,000; memorial day. 50;
snow bills. $500: state aid road, So35:
patrol, 5000: incidentals, $500; two
special roads. 5000.
MONROE-Sclcctmc q. p. Dow,
T.. II. Gilbert. +. l.. Black; town clerk,
Emma r. Haley: treasurer and tax
collector. Ethel Twombly; school COM
mittee, George Clement, T. Il. BLACK
Money appropriated. s12,40S: Schools.
$500: highways. $500; support OF
poor, $3.50: other purposes, S"".S !;
breaking roads. $1,000; crawling roads,
$1,000; tuition. $1,000.
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Clinton

The regular meeting Of the Fire
side Chapter, Order of the Eastern
star will he held at the Masonic
hall on Monday evening at 1.30
o'clock. The degrees will be confer
red upon a class of candidates. Re
flesllnents will be served by the fol-
lowing committee: Mrs. Frank B.
Richardson. Chairman; Mrs. Herbert
Roundy, Mrs. Evie Rolfe. Mrs,
Charles Spaulding. Mrs. Arthur A..
Shaw, Melvin Weber, Thomas
Ward, and Bliss Watts. A contest is
taking place in the Star and all
members are urged to be present.
The captains are Past Matron Jen-
ME Harmon and Conductress Mrs.
Marion Bean. The contest will con-
tinue for the next two months. At
the end OF that time the side that
has the largest attendance will fur
nish an entertainment and the
smallest attendance will furnish a
fine supper.
The annual parish meeting will be
held at the Free Baptist Church
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-09

appointed: Fancy table. Jeanne Small
chairman; Mable Harris. Frances
Simpson. Clara McTaggert. Har-
riet Blaisdell. Ada Bragg, Helen Mar
tin and katherine Allen: apron table,
Ethel Wheeler. chairman; Grace
Guptill, Lottie Cornforth. Ada Went
worth, Bessie Stowell, Helen Whit
ney and Mile NORM; candy table.
Amy Lord, chairman; Alice Mower,
Lena Palmer, May Vinegar and
Florence Helms: mystery table, Miss
Anna Damon, chairman; Junior Y. +.
c. L. supper committee, Mae Hallett,
chairman; Bertha Adams, Clara Oil
yer. May Scribner, Lena Marshall,
BESSIE Forsythe, Lucy Roy. Nina
Crockett and Edna Blake; entertain
ment committee. Katheryn Walton,
chairman; Ann S. Balm and Henriet-
ia Mccartney. - The Chehekoolo
group of Campfire Girls met Thurs
day afternoon at $50 o'clock at the
home of their guardian, Mrs. John S.
Tapley. There was a good attend
ance and several of the memory
books which the girls have been
making were completed at this meet
ing. Alberta Mavor and Edith Clark
were present at the meeting and will
be taken into the group later
Charles Mckenney of Orono was a
guest Friday of his son and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy McKenney.-The
public schools in town had but one
session Friday on account Of the
bad travcling-Mrs. Harold Sewell
and children. Cora and Nathaniel OF
Iivermore Falls are visiting Mrs.
gewelrs mother. Mrs. Nathaniel p.
Woodsum.-Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Ames and Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton
Ames of Skowhegan, who were called
70 Waterville Thursday by the death
of Mrs. David Ames, were calling on
Mrs. Francis Ames' sister, Miss
Phebe Brown.
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Protest Lewiston
Financial Measure

Lewiston, March -Four of Lew
iston's five Democratic representa-
tives to the legislature have called an
old fashioned town meeting to be
held at city hall Tuesday evening, to
protest against the Parent-Gagne fin
ancc commission bill, which would
turn the financial management of
Lewiston to a commission Of three to
be appointed by the governor.
In a statement issued today, Pep
resentative Henry +. Roy declared
that he intends to have the state as
SCISSORS come to Lewiston and fix
valuation on property Of those who
signed petitions for the bill 1t is
pointed out that Lewiston assessors
aim to assess at SO percent. while
the state assessors assess at so per-
cent of the -ull valuation.
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Goods Make Sheiks
Wear Carriers at Dances

Seattle, March CA. P)-Univers-
ity Of Washington male students al
most universally adopted a "no-
garter" style here this winter. but
goods expressed such strong disap-
prevail of the fashion that compro-
mise of wearing silk socks with gar
tiers at formal dances was effected.
Campus sheiks advocating the
non garter style declared that gar
tiers were bad for the circulation of
the blood, that ten hours a day were
saved by not having them fastened
to socks, that elimination of their
purchase reduced the high cost Of q
college education, and that it was
always a bother to hunt for them in
the morning.
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READFIELD

Readf'eid Annual Town Meeting
was held at town hall Monday. A
large number of voters were pres
ent, both men and women. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Town
Clerk, A. II. Wilson. LIST selectman.
C. ]. Cole: end. r. w. Brown. 3rd.,
S. w. Togg; School Board, w. A.
Nickerson: Road Commissioner.
Bert Gordon; Tax Collector and
Treasurer, w. T. Mace. Several ball
lots were taken before the noon re-
cess. Then the meeting adjourned
for dinner which was served by the
Ladies' Aid, after which business
was resumed,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-09
OAKLAND
Camp Fire Girls Entertained

SAip r Ire 1lFlS entertained
Inc Camp Fire Girls and mothers,
Suafdians and assistant guardians,
nere very pleasantly entertained by
we members of The Mothers I'm
toVement Club Friday evening at
tae methodist vestry. The evening
.Whed with two pilno selections by
A.ada Bunker Which were much
w.oyed. Esther Marshall and Ruth
Museier very pleasIngly gave piano
Suet' This was followed by a Camp
sN Song played ~ Lucille Tmp-
~ W. The speaker of the evening,
Aus van Norman OF Colby who read
y ~ interesting paper on 1.-The Why of
sMp Fire" She Drought out Tie i'm
w'Ance of the care of the bo,.y es-
sA,iy In young per pie who Engage
outdoor activities, A duet by
saaet Tapley and Helen Crowe:. was
s1 gwen followed by piano solos
~, rachel Hallett ard Bertha Saw
ny, tnese were eIiendidly render
and nearly az OF the girls taking
-. IN the musical program were
TMpers Of the Camp Fire Groups.
srMy freeman gave q short but fine
~, On Camp Fire Ideals;" janet
sp . read an interesting paper
r., what Canp Fire Means for
NJ ana last Rosie Gleason read
lamp Fire ArcGa. The program
NJ .'ea with a very inspiring talk by
4" iapley. A table at one side Of
~. sestry was prettily decorated
,ns crepe paper, artificial flowers
~. ~ pussy willows laden with re-
Aesnments of fee cream and cake.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-09
KENT'S HILL

Mrs. Charles Daley of Readfield
passed the day Wednesday with Mrs.
Frank Dow-Several on the Hill
have been on the sick list.-The
earthquake shocks that were felt
here Saturday evening, gave every
one quite scare.-Lewis Maxim is
in Portland this week.-Several from
here attended the Farce, THE Ad-
ventures of Grandpa" at Readfield
Depot, Wednesday evening.-The
Chrystal Club will meet Tuesday
evening. March 10, in the Sampson
Hall parlors.