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The broad ax., 1925-07-04
THE QUESTIONABLE
Bv Miss Louise Bond

/. Arrange in the order in which
they lived Horace, Virgil, Cicero,
Ovid, Tacitus, Livy.
2. According to Roman mythology
over what did Jupiter, Neptune and
Pluto preside? Which Of these cor
responds To the Greek Zeus? Pose
idons Hades?
3. Over whom did Saturn and
Janus rule?
A. What were the Parcae? How
many we're therea What was their
power over the life Of man?
The broad ax., 1925-07-04

tHs jumper mode being outstanding
among dresses knitted or otherwise.
If one prefers a dress knitted entire
ly Of rayon. it Is to be had for the
buying, in any color detailed with such
charming style touches as gilded or
pearl buttons. interesting borderings
and cleverly disposed neck fastenings
pockets and cuffs Long sleeves pre-
vail in the really smart modes.
For sports wear the knitted jumper
suit. be it of wool with rayon or Of
rayon entire, Is the mode supreme
Very smart, also, are the one-piece
coat dresses knitted OF rayon. OF
course, these are Of more formal type.
equal in aspect to that Of exceedingly
handsome silk frocks. The redingote
idea. now so fashionable, is carried out
in stunning lines, the knitted stitch
achieving an appearance of heavy silk
bengaline. Novelty stripe il, by the
way, the last word I'm knitted con-
struction, be II for One-piece or two
piece dresses likewise sweaters. Some
of these modish knit-coat dresses fin
| ish all edges by binding them with silk
braid, this producing a handsome
! tailored appearance.
Other charming treatment in knitted
costume includes long flowing ties, also
jabots which are a very essential part
of the garment and not a detachable
accessory.
JULIA BOTTOAILEY.
! C. 1926. Western Newspaper UnIon.l
The broad ax., 1925-07-04

1. Cicero. Virgil, Horace, Livy,
Ovid and Tacitus
? Jupiter, god OF nature, among
the Greeks was known as Zeus. Nep-
tune, god Of the sea, among the
Greeks as Poseidon Pluto, god Of
internal regions, was known to the
Greeks As Hades
3. The myths represent Janus Is
ruling over the earliest inhabitants Of
Italy III the time Of Saturn Saturn
is said to have possessed the first gov
eminent 81 the universe.
4. The Parcae were powerful god
desses who presided over the birth and
life Of mankind. They were three in
number, Clotho, Lachesis, and Afro
pos. daughters 81 Nox and Erebus-
The broad ax., 1925-07-04

THE RUDOLPH WURLITzER
co. ARE THE LARGEST MANU-
FASTURERS OF THE WON
DERFUL HIGH CLASS PIANOS
AND PLAYER PIANOS IN THE
WORLD.
The Washington times., 1925-11-03
Army Orders

Lieutenant Commander w. c..
Maglathlin, of the coast guard, has
been transferred from duty with
the Winton Engine Company, and
assigned to the Mcintosh 4 Sey-
mour Corporation, az as sistant in
spector of machinery for tho coast
guard cutter. which viii replace the
Bear, according to orders issued yes
terday by the headquarters OF the
coast guard. Orders also included
the following personnel changes.
Lieutenant Commander III. +.
Palmer, from the New York di-
vision to the Henley, effective on
November 25.
Lieutenant j. n. Heiner from the
headquarters OF the coast guard to
the Winton Engine Company as
assistant inspector of machinery.
Lieutenant r.. S. Patch from the
Henley and to the headquarters on
November 25.
Ensign s, e. Barron from the
Burrows to the Tanning.
The resignation of Boatswafn III,
g. Cooper, base Is, has been ac-
cepted.
Pay. Clerks d. L. Brown from
base Is to base 5; L.. Wallach from
the Motave to the Pequot; @. Grenier
from the Pequot to the Manning;
M. Nordal from the Bear to base III +.
and 9. Miller from base II to the
0ea1e
The Washington times., 1925-11-03
BURLEITH BUS LINE
FARE RAISE REFUSED

DisapprovaI of the petition Of
the Washington Railway and EIec.
trio Company for a higher fare On
the Burleith bus line and an ex-
tension Of the terminal to the
Capitol has been announced by the
Public Utilities Commission.
The Public Utilities Commission
set 10 o'clock on the morning OF
November IL as the time for a
public hearing on the adoption OF
tentative plans for the regulation
of the taxicabs in the District OF
Columbia.
Four recommendations Of Major
w. E.. r. Covell. assistant to the
engineer commissioner, viii be dis
cussed.-
The proposed regulations include
the protection Of the color schemes
OF the different taxisA the adoption
Of taximeters by hackers, estab.
iishment OF financial stability OF
the taxi companies and the re-
quirement of taxi company off.
Gals to report to the hack in
spector the discharge OF a driver.
The Washington times., 1925-11-03
FALSE SCENT
RALLIED FOR
DURKIN
Police Posses Keep Vigil
Around House, But Fail
to Get Fugitive
b Fnternational News Service

CHICAGO. Nov. 3.-Weighted
down with arms but minus any
prisoner. vertiable police army
returned here today after an all
night vigil around q farm house
near Whiting, Ind, where they
thought they had Martin Dursxin.
shadowy fugitive surrounded.
: A tip that q man seen in the
house was the alleged slayer of
special Federal Agents Edward G.
Shanahan and Police Sergeant
Harry Gray, proved false,
Durhin has been reported IN half
q dozen places since his, dramatic
escape last Friday.
The Washington times., 1925-11-03
S0V|ET SHOOTS
81 POLITICAL
SUSPECTS
BY International News Service

LONDON. Nov. 3.--Nineteen OF.
ficers OF the Russian Red army,
seventeen civilians. four teachers
the political police.
All were accused Of attempting
to organize a revolt, according to
dispatch from Riga, quoting the
Krasnaya Gazette . OF Leningrad
Fifteen hundred suspects have
been imprisoned. the tlispatch adds.
The Washington times., 1925-11-03
Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone Notices to Main $780, Obituary Desk
MRS. MARY c. MERRILL

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
@ Merrill, who died yesterday at
the home of her granddaughter, Mrs
=. S. Hussey. the Marine Apartment,
2416 Thirteenth street northwest,
win be held tomorrow at the chapel
of William II. 6arde and Co., 4l2
II street northeast, at q. m, IN,
terment viii take place in Glenwood
Cemetery. Mrs. Merrill was the
widow of wilbur o. Merrill.
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MRS. FRANCEs 2. TILLING

Funeral services for Mrs, Frances
D. TilIing, who died last Sunday
at her home. Fprestviae. Prince
Georges county Nd. will be held
tomorrow from the residence Of
her daughter. Mrs. William s.
Ridgeway, s04 3 street northwest,
at $50 p. IA. Interment win take
place In Congressional Cemetery.
Mrs, Tflling Is survived BY her hus-
hand, Andrew Tilling.
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JAMES W, ROSS

Funeral services for James Wat
son Ross. who died suddenly last
Saturday. were held at the
residence OF his sister, Mrs. John
J. Mcguire, 819 Alabama avenue
southeast, Congress Heights, to-
day. Mass was said at the Church
OF the Assumption following the
services. InterIment took place IN
Mount Oiivet Cemetery, Mr.. Ross
IL survived by his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert F. @. Ross and his
sister.
The Washington times., 1925-11-03
1921 Esaex Coach

~ Is ~ .esi,,t n
like new; Lincoin green upholstery;
Mot0rmeteE, Windahieid Winer and
everything ~ extras. Come early.
oEE0
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PERSONALS

PERSONALS
HAVE your hair permanently AND lux;
uriously waved or Letc cila n 1870 ~
Londan and New York. He achieves
the most delightful effect. Mtaadya
Beauty Shoppe. 1903 Conn Ave.
ELECTRIC hath massage RheumatIsm.
poor circulation, nervousness stiff
Joints. Grad. nurse 1cQll: NO. 49,:
MANIcURINc, facial massage esa q
ST. ~. W., Apt. 2. EEAnktln 1g19.--
PERMANENT waving Whole head; SIS;
absolutely suaFanteedt does not re-
II. W. Col. 1850. FRANKS Beauty
PaFlpr.
sWEDTsH MASSAGE given by trained
nurse, SO and eS treatment elsctRlc-
ity included. Phone Main sIz6.
SWEDISH massags; coleFed operator:
rheumatism; white clteptA F0ohe
WIDOW viii board and rive mother
care To small children - own home.
Col. IGOR.
SPECIAL. NOTICES 8
METAL weather strip Tor, your house.
Best 81 material and W0fkmanssln Sup
2ae9 for estimate.
oLAIRvoYANTs 4
DR.. JANE 3. coATEs-poL. s227
READINGS by appointment daily We'd
nesday. Nov. 4, 8 p. ms circle and
lecture at Playhouse, 1914 n st. y. W.
Eyeryona given their last incarnation.e
MRS. MISTER, 1918 10th ST. N. W.
Seance Tuesday, P. m. Daily read
inga BY appointment. FY. l27k-W.
MADAM ALLEN
cIAIRVOYANT-PAL
CAN TELL YOU OF PROPER
CHANGES 70 MAKE. HOW TO
MAKE INVESTMENTS THAT WILL
Love AFFAIRS. MARRIAGE. ETC.
CoNsIfIT MADAM ALLEN FOR
TRuTHFuL ADVfcE on ALL sUH-
JEcTs OF LIFE EEAselaSSAlsA.i
1913 STREET ~ v,
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GEORGE w. THECKER

EsHneFaf services for George W.
garfieid Hospital, viii be held from
he late residence, 132 Bates street
northwest. tomorrow at b. m. IN.
torment will take place in Glen.
wood Cemetery. Mr.. Theeker IL
survived By his wife. Mrs.. Resale
M. Thicker.
The Washington times., 1925-11-03

The whole towns talking about
The Washington HeFaId's offer Of
3 beautiful, artistic and adorable
.'Hush-A,Bye BABY" that talks.
sleeps and is understandable, IN re.
turn for just three new six months
subscribers for The Washington
Herald daily and Sunday.
The Washington times., 1925-11-03

Chevrolet Sedan 1922
Seat enveFa. cut out, brand nav Good
year tires 90. This oar was owned
by LADY, and shows every sign OR
careful ppeFRtion5 not y Flemish or
fault Tor customer to find. 1926.
Your ear % trade.
The Washington times., 1925-11-03
atudebaker l924 Sport

Special Sir Touring
Castillo sFay and yermillipn atFiping,
disc wheels and spare Wheel nickel
radiator and bumpers. Gabriel enub-.
beTa automatic windshield wiper rear
Vision mtrrof, III. q. ROYal cord tires,
and the best motor In the city;
RNaEanteed ear Tor 1915.
The Washington times., 1925-11-03
FLORIsTs

WHITE. INC. iath ana II ST n, ".
" 80 = - ~eNNes Main $3.50
our SPECIALITY
APPROPRIATE Funeral Tokens
GUIDE Bros. Co, 1919 r Sc. N. W.
HxpFenatye--f
Prompt Auto Delivery Service
The Washington times., 1925-11-03
BuicJr gnort 1929

All new United States Royal cords; just
. real good looking sport job In nice
coalition, BrinG your deposit.
The Washington times., 1925-11-03
DEATHS


L. White Busbey. seyeaty-tWo years,
No 1895 street northwest.
Samuel L. Harris, fifty-four. St
william A. Luskey. seventy-eights NO.
1922 Morse street northeast.
Maflon G. FeIler. eighty-four. No.
Tss Quebec street northwest: A.
Eldridge Don Newcomb, 1r.s ones NO.
1905 I street southeast.
THOMAS ". Houchens, one, Providence
Henry Farquhar. seventy-four, No.
Isaeretia BrenizeR. eighty-four, No.
G1I a street southeast. .,4.r,,n. g.
Elisaheths Hospital.
Thomas II. Young. eighty. No. 1Tl1
Eighteenth street nofthweshs; vv.,.a-
Anna G. Reese. forty-four. Homeo-
John II. sisler, eighty-fouF, No. I413
Twenty-nlnth street northwest.
John McCauley. aeventy-thFees George
town University Hospital.
Herbert p. YeatQn, forty eight. No.
ii9t Ailisoa street rect n n9Eta s,.n,, -.
1912 Alton place northwest.
Kari w. Heingman. fifty-nfne, Provt-
stephen c. Kendall. sixty-four. No.
81 w street northwest.
Kenneth e. Griffith. eight, No. 1892
ID street nOFLleaBN.
John Stewart. seysnty-tWo. 81. Eliza
beths Hospital
Infant Of Jacob and Frances Ron,
three days, No. 17ts Eighth street
northwest.
Infant of Walter and EIgin Booth
(saiiie J. Booth). seven days, Columbis
Hospital.
Stanley Klippstein, three hours, Wal.
ter Reed Hospital.
Sarah E. Griggs. sixty-nine. Forty
seventh and Yuma streets northwest.
Willis Carley. fifty-seyen, Freedmsn'l
Hospital
James. Slaughter. siHty-aOur. St
Elizabeths Hospital.
William Johnson. sixty-five. st. Eliza,
beths Hospital.
Lila Evans, ten, No. Sa1S FootG
street northeast.
Emma Robinson. one. No. 142 I
street southeast.
Mary e.. Jackson. fifty. No. ss1s I
street northwest.
The Washington times., 1925-11-03

Studebaker Big Six Sport
New gray ana red paint, rnotQr over.
hauled. good tires This car -
baFgain. $3.50.
The Washington times., 1925-11-03

Studebaker 1924 Touring
Light six sport; duo-tana buff ana
brown paint, disc Wheels Eood tires
ana niOe meehanieAi condition. a4Tt.
The Washington times., 1925-11-03
AutOmOtive

phone CIasssfIsa Aas i Ma.n $3.50:
AUT0NOBHsEs FQR SALE
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MARRIAGE LICEfgsRs

wfllian1 b. canfEald. Is, and Mary G.
OBrAen. ~. The Reverend J. H. Me-
Ni Rasmoad. ereames. "a. ana Helen
EaiinoskL 20. The Reverend & s.
Jon. " L.. q aea Els.s kline.
John y. ReFE.o. 26 end Ngther Peter
r.ne 3. wOif. 20. The Reverend 4. u.
s dsraia q. Bsll. q. snd Marguerite
ylssiela gsea: Is The 8evsrsRd WI,
A1 as,ssaps s eAasanA =. a, saa 20.
ersnd J. K Cartwright.
Ia n. Fraysers - ara susan Lang.
no. Roas as " Haii. g and AladsIIss
Bell Is. INC Reverend n 3. Gumhie-
ssa WITTY 4ss s IS sss EiisS
n Danisi Courtney, e. .aed Jamie
Martin IL. The Reverend W. Robin
stromnan Is the Reverend W. A.
e Robert r. Koran. q. 81 New York
Baltimore, Nd. The Reverend Judge
Robert q. Mattdngly 49,
IA Fhe Reverend Fl. d. Hennig.
Charles Russell NcEntirAs 80, OF At
laTfa. ca: Sarah EleanaF Grehea. 20,
Of Atlantic Highlands, n. j. The Rev.
ersnd ]. K. Cartwright
John r. RIcDona1d. b, ana Mary
Est1eF Barry. 80. Tia Reverend 7.
- FsnrT ~. Dornier. 81. ana Fhelma
NJ vain. ~. The Reverend H. F.
Indrsw sfanffeld, n. ana Sarah
Tzweet, Is. The Reverend ]. D. 3.
Johu w. Davis. 81. ana MollIe Lad
better. 50. the Reverend William ].
Howard .. - 49,.
Henson. 80 me Reverend ". W~s-
tray.
Young, Is. Ths Reverend r. FToeh-
James c. childe. "a ana Susie Ball.
a The Reverend J. 3. Harvey.
Harvey aaFnett. %. ana Maize Gar
lsy IS. The Reverend z. =. Harvey,
William 4. Pratey. % ana rMary
Ola CLANCY, Sc. The Rev. A. Ofds.
The Washington times., 1925-11-03
Employment


HIsI Want u DON ss!LIg %
DoNEsTIcs WHO WANT WORK
sheEla waseA &c HslR Wssssd 81
the type q LOB yep aEe tltas4
tRHNtigate Mis- Deems Situation
Wanted Service maintained by this
S ossssas ~ rtunisR R's fs y ssss's
put your ualifioatipne before
WASHINGTON employers N minimum
cost Zee ILL Pan p3s s5A
Been ~ HsaFse 6las' GAIT =
HRLP WAllTED-alALH 81
= S.1,. Mss.a = erassrs ss.rs . ssas
SUNBEAM MARKET.
1894 NeEth Gapltel
arasa Hpz A.ass. sTlslss sn as. HsrsI1.
Nit Es1s 81 pr .!Ia Zee g 81. es 3
work between the hours g $50 and
RE Rdasa ss splX ha e 4E sstslps cas-
ExPERIENcEB steam and hstswatsr
pipe filters wanted, ExpeFienee and
Herald Office:
HxpMRIENCED clauffeurn with iden-
s5lSalslsa fs aar. 81 ss 81 81 gpsy
HELFEI lxpsrieneed. Apply dt
% Snss Shs 81 n MstS1 snep aas soan
MEN Two I'd clean cut With gogd
personality. able 70 meet and talk te
prospects. Apply Aeom s0As 1917 Y
FAPERa AN6Eiss; wanted llrst class:
e 1RRls g o g 1saO'ey' sos
pig BIZ sSs o. 81 81 s. W
FAINTER. experIenced ia automobiles
and cabinet WeEh: Apply .. Cria-
mona, rear 722 aEa 81. De II
PATENT LAWYEN w. new York firm
needs patent lawyer With four 81 five
years skpsslspce Ior aRh.scs " saen M ~.
lstEy aeelEable. BOX ". 1lnne2-ke Eala.e
sALmslfl1fI Organizing crow for resi-
Dental work 70 take oFdeFs for NJ
tionallE kneWn proauct. COCO qp-
portunity for advaneement. RQsitlon
s Man ssI7 Il. w - -
SALE laEN wanted, men qualified %
earn biz m0neF. Apply General Auto
mobile Owners Association. 713-114
Columbian Building,
SEQ the world. Bic measy aboard
watchmen, etc. Send self-addFe
envelopes for list. Write Box 30-ds
Mt. vernon. ~ u.
TTNNERS and Helpers wanted apply
ready fer work Grafton and Som
YOUNG man for position 81 coilsetor,
man with car Apply Friday Star
Credit Clothiers. SIS 1th 50. n. ~.
YOUNG man with eNnePience IL s1eaIa-
lifting. Apply 20 ?. g. ~ sth
YOUNG MEN Il take orders: can earn
SIS neT day and M. With Or without
selling experience. Apply Room 9ots
Federal American Bank Building,
7a1T n st NJ w.
The Washington times., 1925-11-03
Rnrd 1Q2A f,onna

Ford 1914 Coupe
ona pe Henry's beati good sirss an. ana
excellent mQt0r; nice appeaTan@
littla coupe at : barGatn. PFieAs sSVv,
The Washington times., 1925-11-03
MADAME CEOLA LAP PTn from

MADAME CECILIA HA INnTI I'O11
since q child she has been gifted with
strange and mysterious powers. She
guarantees to bring about every de-
sire and ambition of your entire life;
tells past, present and future. Her
race stands foremost in the world for
clairvoyants and mediums Do not
pass the opportunity OF your lite.
Satisfaction or no charges. Courteous
treatment to all. 407 nth st. n. W.,
OPP. Star Bldg.
The Washington times., 1925-11-03
NINE. SELIA, PIANIST

csiftAd medium Do not be discouraged
because Others have failed to help
Won IL you are unhappy and meet
with losses. II you are unlueky and
business worries you. II you wish to
gain7 and hold the one you love, con-
s,Ilt Nine. Selia; she will tell You the
secrets Of power and personal lnflu-
ence; how to be successful in all af-
fairs of life. S31 7th ST. opp. Me-
Trnrv,s 10c Store 7th and j NJ w.
The Washington times., 1925-11-03

Light Six 8pOrLs uuO-I0na HNIE ana
brown paint, disc wheels. GOOD tires
ana nice meehanical condition. e4T6.
Studebaler Roadster 1922
Light eix, newly painted Ia rermilliOn
with cream strinlngs: OTerhauied and
In excellent condition. One 0f the
snapniest roadstera In town. a400,
Studebaker Coupe (Iatel
l-paaa. newly painted u blue and
black; all new tires and motor fine;
nanve upholstery real beautiful
drive. $3.50.
Studehaker Big Six '28. s575
Chevrolet Tour. '23. ...... $50
Overland Tour. '23 .... 1876
Studebaker '28 sedan. 49,. 600
Studebaker IA sedan -. 800
Elgin go Tour. (goodl -. 20
Ford Tudor "a .......... 825
StudebakeF Coupe '2l... $50
Chevrolet sedan '23. 300
Gardner Tour. s23 200
Lexington Tour. w,ter top
and new paint ...n,.. $50
The Washington times., 1925-11-03

| Ford Roadster
Coed tires and new top; runs fins. "
The Washington times., 1925-11-03
STUDEBAKER
CONFIDENCE

from many years az honest deaiv
ings and giving honest USED
ear values, Our Used Car
Pledge il just q further ex-
preston Of our desire to take
the guess" out Of used car
buying,
The Washington times., 1925-11-03

WA INES
rata delivered 81 carrier IN wash.
inGtaR go Alexandria, lt csata pr
woek.
Orders pan - sent bx mail. e ssle-
phone Main k3sO. Collection IL made
weekly by carriers
RATES Bx MAIL
GRaEahia n, Aaxance.l
pAILE FIlFns
one year .....,..,.....t..s.saS
Biz Mentha ..ss.sssss..s...ss. ~
Three Montha .s....s.s.sess.s. A-1e L
One Month .sssssssssssaseasss -
Announcements
Phone Classifted Ads e MGiM $3.50:
LOST AND FOUND 4
DOG Lost: black and white. sheggy.
some brown spots; about size QF roNl
terrier; answers to name Of Husteri
name and address of 0Wner scFatcheQ
on coIIars wearing tag, Reward. he,
j. Wells. Al ara p. =. NJ sNahAsah
FINDERs-Tf you find anything and
cannot locate the owner through the
Lost and Found ads. in this neWe-s
paper, call 1T Room 423, Hearst Bldg.
and 70 through the Lost ana NQum0
index. which contains complete list
81 all lost articles that nave Deen
advertised in this neNnpapef - the
past two CD months.
PM Cameo; loost on Ft at. 8. N,, PEE
tween kth and ath. or bth ana a.
Ave. SCI Reward. 61A p -. s.W. TT
PURSE, leather. brown. containing $40.
ladyss gold watch FEidayi Eea-tep
taxieab or 18th and n Ste. n. M.
Nj 1880, Br. l62. Miss Mahon. ne
VEST; lost; bet. 18th. 10th or Newton;
Saturday. Col. 3T9S-J.
WRIST WATcH--Lady's geld. lost sun
day; Edna from Fred, tnscFibed anslae
back cover Reward, 2a0 Kew Gaf-
dens. Potomac BASS.
xosERs-when you advertise .. l6ge
article IN the Lost and FQune eia9s5F
fieation of this newspaper yQNI So
yertiseTnenf receives the beqefit 81
FREE fisfing In the Lost ana Noun9
Index maintained by the Want 40
Services Bureau Of this neWspaper.
Your advertisement is filed q this
such SERVICE facilitates the Fecoy-
cry Of lost articles ADVERTISE - q
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m.AnRvnYANTs
MADAM ALLEN
DON'T READ THISl

BUT II unhappy, discouraged. having
trouble at home, failure II bushes.
Tor you. I can help yOu overcome
your troubles. Come now, Later may
Sc too late. I am the seventh daugh-
ter. born in Bombay. Have been BE-
fore the bubble since nine years old,
1 make no charges In advance ana
none Il not satisfactory. where other
palKnist and cIairvoyant mediums TAI
guarantees to succeed. MADAM
FAiJNDA. 70l 18th St. N. W. near
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-25
CLAIMS

The committee on Claims will give
public hearing in its rooms att the
State House, in Augusta, on
FRIDAY March q, at 100 P. NJ,
on the following: 81
H. p. No. 52s. Resolve in favor of
Ward w. Wescott of Ellsworth, for
partial reimbursement for expendi-
lures in impeachment proceedings
brought against him.
II, p. No. 525. Resolve in favor Of
Lincoln County Fair.
H. =. No. 522. Resolve in favor Of
Harry Leighton. Milo. Maine.
H. P. No. 402. Resolve in favor Of
Roy A. Vented.
H. z. No. 437. Resolve appropriat-
ing money to reimburse the town of
Kingman for support of Thomas Robi-
S. p. No. 1877. Resolve in favor OF
Beatrice NJ. Holmes for State Aid.
s.. P. No. 1872. Resolve in favor Of
Earl G. Holbrook for damages sus-
tanned in accident on State Aid High
way.
II. P. No. 7s4. Resolve in favor Of
S. P. No. els. Communication from
the State auditor relating to certain
deficiencies. =
All the matters which have been
previously advertised, but have not yet
j.. HENRY MORSE, Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-25
LEGAL AFFAIRS

The COMMITTEE. ON Legal Affairs will
give a public hearing in Its rooms al
the State House in Augusta on
THURSDAY March 26, 1925, 1.5O
+. M. on the following:
S. z. No. 40. S. d. No. 149. An Act
relating to boxing contests.
S. 2. No. All, S. u: No. 15l. An ACT
to amend Sections 3, 10 and IL OF
Chapter of the Revised Statutes. re-
latng to lists of persons to be made
by the assessors of cities and trans
mitted to board of registration.
S. =. No. 447. An Act relating to
the department of the Attorney Gen.
IL T. No. 1888, II. D. No. SOL. An
Act relating to the detention of opera
tors of motor vehicles while under
the influence of intoxicating LIQUORS.
H. =. No. 1874. H. D. No. 352. Ar
Act relating to An Act to encourage
and provide for a system of uniform
accounting in cities. towns and village
corporations
ii. p. No. 1876. II. D. No. s54. Re.
solve relating to apportionment OF rep
resentatives among the several coun,
ties, cities, towns, plantations and
classes in the state of Maine.
H. P. No. 1859, H. D. No. 2ss. An
Act relating to succession taxes.
H. p. No. 1860, II. D. No. 285. An
Act in relation to bonds required OF
executors and administrators.
III. L. NO. 1888, II. -. NO. 500. al,
Act relating to the care and support OF
paupers and other dependent person.
having no settlement within the State
H. r. No. 1858, H. d; No. 2S2. Ar
Act to amend Section IA of Chapter 80
of the Revised Statutes, relating to
cinematograph and moving pictures.
S. p. No. 1856, S. d. No. III. Ar
Act to amend Section IS Of Chapter
Sc of the Revised Statutes Of Maine
,, 1916, relating to attachment of real
estate in municipal and police courts
j. BLAINE MORRISON. Sec.
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Committee Hearings
WAYS AND BRIDGES

The committee on Ways and Bridges
will give a public hearing in its rooms
l13 at the State House in Augusta, on
WEDNESDAY. March rs. at 2 r. NJ,
on following resolves:
S. d. No. 12S. An Act amending
Chap. is, Sec. 25, Revised Statutes.
relative to State Highway Commits
H. D. No. sss. An Act relating to
towns uniting for the purpose OF
breaking snow.
S. D. No. 127. Resolve providing
for snow removal Investigations.
H. D. No. 322. An Act relating to
State highways and to the creation
and expenditure of the Mill Tax High
way Fund.
ing the purchase by the State Of Maine
of that portion CT the Interstate Toll
Bridge between South Berwick In the
county of York and Dover, New
Hampshire, which is within limits of
the State of Maine.
IL. ID. No. oS3. An Act to amend
Section 20 of Chapter 25 of the Re-
vised Statutes, as amended, relating
to apportionment of moneys for high
ways.
S. P. No. 205. Resolve appropriate
ing money for the purpose Of recon-
structing Atlantic Highway within
the counties of Cumberland and
York.
HOMER II. DUNBAR, Sec.