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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-09
Won1an's | egion Meeting

I George Baldwin Mccoy Unit Of
the American Women's Legion will
meet Friday morning ait 1890
o'clock In the Church Of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-23
PROMINENT ILLINOIS PHYSICIAN
WARNS AGAINST LUNG TROUBLES

II you are subject to chronic
coughs and colds or have a tendency
toward Weak Lungs with Evening
Temperature and Night Sweats-
stop the use of so-called Cold
Breakers" that do not reach the
cause-and start using reliable
constitutional treatment at once!
During many years Of private
practice in treating Cough and Cold
conditions, Flu" Grippe" Rron-
chial Troubles and even developed
Tuberculosis-I have used prepara-
ton called NIX" (Mentho-
Kreoamo) with remarkable results.
In fact, records covering the past 10
years show that I have not lost a
single case-when I was called soon
enough to use NIX" in time.
Because of this wonderful success,
can honestly recommend NIX" to
all who need a medicine of this type.
It's the best thing l know of!
NOTE: NIX (Mentho- Kreoamo),
in same form as used and recon-
mended by Doctors. can now be OBJ
tanned at Coughlin's, Sections. Good
rich's and other good druggists on q
money back If not satisfied plan.
A few days trial will convince you Of
its value and may save you many
weeks Of sickness and expense. Try
it today!
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE

Whereas, Irving d. Lincoln, formerly
OF Wayne, County of kennebec and
state of Maine and now Of Portsmouth
In the state of New Hampshire, by his
mortgage deed dated the 22nd day of
October A. ID. 1915, and recorded in
the Kennebec County Registry of
Deeds in Book 535 at Page 24s con-
veyed to me. the undersigned, certain
town of Wayne. County of Kennebec
and State of Maine. and bounded and
described as follows: beginning on the
east line of road leading by the dwell
ing of A l.. Hanson at the corner Of
land owned by w. H. Clark. thence
sixty rods to said Clark's southeast
corner; thence north about TWENTY-FIVE
rods to land of G. N. Francis: thence
east by said Francis land to land oc-
cupied by Harold Swift: thence by land
occupied by said Swift to land of
Maude, A. Wing: thence by said Wing $
land to land of Henry Edgecomb:
thence fifteen rods north; thence west
by said Edgecomb's land to the afore-
mentioned road; thence northerly by
containing sixty-fve acres more or
less. being the same premises decided
20 the said Irving d. Lincoln by A. +.
Wing and recorded in the Kennebec
,ountX Registry of Deeds in Book 491,
Also one other lot or parcel of land
situated in the town of Wayne, County
and State aforesaid and bounded and
described as follows, namely: Begin
ming at the southeast corner of land
owned by Annie Webster. thence west
erly by land of said Webster to a
barbed wire fence; thence Southwestern
ly by said fence to the road leading
from East Livermore to Wayne VII
lage; thence by said road to land of
W.. f. Stafford: thence easterly by said
afford land about thirty-four rods to
he fence; thence northeasterly to the
rst mentioned corner about eighty
DDS containing thirty acres more or
ess and being the same premises
leeded to said Lincoln by William %.
True. by deed recorded in the Kenne-
rec County Registry of Deeds in Book
473 at Page 464; and whereas the con
dition of said mortgage has beer
broken:
3 Now, therefore, by reason of the
breach of the condition thereof l claim
foreclosure of said mortgage.
l.. V. WINSHIP.
Dated November IS. 1924.
jan16fri3t
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GOVERNOR NAMES
new COMMITTEES
OF Ex, COUNCIL

Governor Ralph o. Brewster an
nounced Thursday afternoon the ap-
pointment Of the following commit
tees Of the Executive Council for the
years 1925 and 1926:
Accounts and Finanee-Councillor
Linnell. Peacock and Stearns.
| Educational Institutions - Coun-
cillors. Linnell. Folsom and Durham.
Election Returns - Councillors
Smith. Stearns and Peacock.
Indian Anairs-Councillors Pea
cock. Smith and Linnell.
Insane Hospitals and School for
Feeble Characterization Stearns.
Burnham and Linnell.
Juvenile Institutions - Councillors
Torrey. Folsom and Stearns.
Military Affairs-Councillors Tor
rev. StearnS and Folsom.
Agriculture and Forestry-Council-
lors Stearns. Torrey and Folsom.
Public Lands and Buildings 60
Councillors Burnham. Peacock and
Smith.
| State Charities and Pensions -
Councillors Durham. Torrey and
+, Peacock.
State Highways-Councillo Pea
cock. Linnell and Smith.
State Library. Printing and Bind
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N0RRIDCEWOCK

The monthly supper for Rebeccas
and their families will be held Fri
DAY evening.
Mrs Follett is caring for Mrs. Ar
mold Libby.
Mrs. Chalmer Tracey, who has
been i'll for some months Is able to
ride out for short distance.
Charles Lancaster has had New
England telephone installed in his
home. The number is Az.
Guy Grove went to Lewiston last
week to enter a hospital to undergo
an operation for appendicitis.
Somerset Grange held it's regular
meeting Thursday evening. upper
was served at go, after which the
officers for the coming year were in
stalled. The installing officer was
Fast Master Harry Head. assisted
10y z. Nj. Ellis Tobey and Mrs. Lizzie
Holway. The work was done in q
most excellent manner. The follow
ing officers will fill the chairs: 'Vor-
thy Master, A. A. Cheviot; overseer
Edwin Gilman; steward, Charles
Sheaff; assistant steward, Ezekial
Emmons: lady assistant steward,
Mrs. Nellie Lee; outside guard, Rus
sell Lee; Chaplain. Mrs. Helen Estes:
secretary, Mrs. Helen Stevens: lee
turer, Mrs. Winnifred Burgess.
treasurer. Fred E. Jewett: Ceres.
Mrs. Myrtle Cheviot: Pomona, Miss
Lila Carr; Flora, Mrs. Dora With
am.
James Mcdonald has leased Mar
cia's restaurant for the next three
months and will conduct the bust
ness as heretofore. serving regular
dinners. as we'll as lunches. Mrs.
Edith Jones is to assist and home
cooked food will be on sale each
day.
Hot lunches are being served to
the children who come to school
from the country in grades one and
two by the teacher. Miss Frances
Jones.
Mrs. Evie Burrill Is gaining from
her recent illness.
Mrs. Nora Gray, who has been
seriously i'll the past month is I'm
proving. Her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Donnolly of Caibou has been assist
ing in the care of her mother.
The body of Clayton McF'azden,
who died in MERCER was shipped
Monday to Fredericton, N. b., for
burial. Mr.. McFazden was 100 years
old. having been born Oct. 81, 1924,
in Scotland.
The last entertainment in the
course given this winter occurred
Wednesday evening at the town hall.
The entertainment was furnished by
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wells who
styled themselves The Apollo Duo
and consisted largely of musical
numbers with plenty OF fun inter-
SperSed
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WAYS AND BRipcrs

The committee on Ways ana NJ
Will give a public hearing n IS
lib at the State House, in Aueursa
WEDNESDAY, Jan, 90. 1917 I, /
H. P. 20. Resolve for IN - =
and rebuilding Of the foster I'M I
in Freeman. a.
H. p. 81. Resolve providinssr,
manent improvements of the rni
Jerusalem Township. Franklh =
II P. 81. Resolve IN favor =,
Town of Bethel for repair ~ ~
H. p. 80. Resolve in favor H
town Of Gilead in Oxford count,
repair of road on north side Il
droscoggtn river.
II. p. 80. Resolve in favor A
town Of Gilead for repair d !
across Wild river.
II. P. "a. Resolve in favor d
town of New Portland for aN h,
pair and construction Of Z rueA
H. p. 35. Resolve in favor Il
town Of Moscow for aid in nrt'
road.
H: p. SO. Resolve in favor 4 !
In the town Of St. Adams.
II. p. 80. Resolve appromtu
money for a road in Pittsheld
II. p. II. Resolve in favor
bridge in the town Of Kingnah
H: p. 80. Resolve in favor d \
In the town Of Monsoon,
H. p. So. Resolve approprhS
money to aid in building . rosil
Winterville Plantation, Afuea
county. 1l
HOMER II. DUNBAR n
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WAS JUST LIKE,
THROWING HIS
MONEY away
Karnak Ended His Troubles
When Nothing Else Even
Helped, Says Hairedin

Mr.. Houssen Hairedin, well known
citizen of Goffstown, N. H., is still
another to come forward with his
unqualified Endorsement of Kar-
max. While discussing his case with
some friends in Manchester. Mr..
Hairedin expressed himself very en-
phatically in regards to the benefits
he has derived from the use Of this
celebrated new treatment.
Il have been telling everybody
about this Karnak," said Mr.. Haire-
din, land more than half dozen of
my friends have already taken it on
my say so and gotten relief too. Be-
fore l got hold of Karnak it seems
like ] had everything that goes with
an upset stomach. l lost my ap-
petite so completely that l was eat
ing hardly enough to keep body and
soul together. And every mouthful l
did eat caused me distress every
time. I paid out lot of money try
ing to find something that would
help me, but until l got hold Of Kar-
max it was just like throwing money
away.
Il had not taken Karnak but two
days before found that I was eat
ing a good meal and having no
lTOuDle Will IL dltcl ttI us bolHle
then / have enjoyed three good meals
every day and have slept good and
sound at night. l just feel fine in
every way and am able to enjoy life
again / intend to always keep Kar-
max on hand, it's the best medicine
ever sold in drug store
Try Karnak yourself. And. remem-
ber-Karnak Pills are an essential
and vitality important part of the
Karnak treatment. especially If con-
stipated
Karnak is sold in Augusta exclu-
siveiy by John Coughlin: in Gardiner
by Manson & Church: In Richmond
by w A Bibber: in Randolph by r.
l.. Booker and by the leading drug
gist in every town.-Adv.
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SECOND PETITION
FOR PARDON IS
FILED BY levin

A second petition for the pardon
of Willard s. Levin, who was con-
victed in the supreme judicial court
for Aroostook county last April OF
conspiracy to violate the provisions
Of the prohibitory law and sentenced
to serve a year in the states prison
at Thomaston, was filed at the De-
partment Of State Thursday. levin
was convicted with Herschel Shaw,
formerly county attorney Of Aroos-
took county and each was given the
same sentence. Shaw Is now serving
his time at Thomaston.
Prior to his conviction In the state
courts Levin was found guilty in
the United States court at Bangor
a year ago last December with Ed
mund w. Grant. formerly sheriff of
Aroostook county, of conspiracy to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-23
SEEK TOLIMIT
HUNTING IN
VILLAGE w. BATH

The Department Of Inland Fisher
les and Game has received petition OF
25 percent OF the legal voters of the
town of West Bath asking that all
hunting. except the hunting and
tra PIPING Of foxes, skunks and other
predatory animals be prohibited
within the limits Of the Birch Pond
Village Corporation. so-called. situ-
ated within said town Of West Bath.
Hearing on this petition has been
assigned for Wednesday. Feb. 4th. at
2 =. NJ. at the office of the Commits
sioner Of Inland Fisheries and Game.
State House. Augusta.
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No Matter How Strong Your
Constitution May Be, Be-
ware of Persistent ''Hang
On" Coughs and Colds, Night
Sweats and Evening Tenn.
perature!

Folks subject to coughs and colds,
who have Grippe" or Flu" nearly
every winter should remember that
tuberculosis Sanitariums are full OF
those who paid little attention to
these conditions.
Obstinate 'hang on" coughs. colds
and Bronchial Troubles are danger
ous-and If serious trouble Is to be
avoided. should be given prompt and
careful attention.
tuberculosis is the menace Of the
Goth Century. II people only real
lied this and would understand that
neglect of the most trifiing respira-
tory ailment may lead to serious
consequences-much future suffering
might be avoided.
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LETTER FROM A FARMERS
WEE

For over two years suffered
from pains in my side and back with
headaches and weakness" says Mrs
Walter Z. Anderson, a farmers
wife of Rangeley, Maine. 1T seemed
as though l could not get my work
done from one day to the next. but
Lydia +. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound has restored my health so that
now l can do all kinds OF work.
sewing, washing. ironing and sweep
ing. l hope this letter will influence
other women to take Lydia F.. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound" Vol
umes of such letters from women
explain why Lydia E. Pinkham
Medicine Co, of Lynn. Mass, Is tho
greatest user Of roots and herbs in
the world.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-23

The committee on Approo,,..J
and Financial Affairs will rivs =
nc hearing in its rooms at III I.
House, in Augusta. on y
WEDNESDAY. Jan. q. 1s,s ;.
T. NJ. on the following: Y
II. P. No. 1. An Act To am.,, 4
ton IS. Sc. 81 and So as smsnS c
various public acts Of Chanfs,
the Revised Statutes, relstins =
State auditor.
II. p. No. 2. Resolve IN f,v,,
the Governor and Council. ~
ORLANDO E, FRosT III
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ADJUSTMENTS
AUGUTA OPERA HOUSE

Today and tomorrow the double
feature bill, with the added serial is
a program of unusual interest. Tho
principal feature is that of Viola Da
ia, with Milton Stills in THE Hear.
Bandit" a Metro super productio
in which the popular stars are blend
ed in a story of intrigue and action
The second feature is Sunset Trail
rugged mastery, vital tale of
western surroundings; series OF
situations and of thrills, withal a
stirring romance. Into the Net
No. will conclude the attraction
for matinee and night. Tomorrow
Saturday. the usual matinee, then
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-23
New Corporations

The following new corporation was
approved Thursday at the office of
the attorney general:
Portland Union Securities Corpo-
ration, organized Jan. 81 at Port
land to deal in stocks and bonds.
Capital stock 1000 shares, all COM
mon, at no par value; 8 shares sub
scribed; President and clerk r. 3.
Buzzell; treasurer, M. A. Peck, both
Of Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-23

ling-Councillors Smith. Burnham
and Torrey.
State Prison. Reformitories and
Pardons-Councillor Folsom. Linnell
and Stearns.
State Sanatoriums - Councillors
Folsom. Burnham and Torrey.
Public Health-Entire Council.
Visiting Committee to Insane Hos
pital-Councillors Stearns and Smith.
Mrs. Harriet B. Dudley Of Augusta Is
associated with this committee.
Visiting Committee to State School
for Boys-Councillors Linnell. Burn
ham and Stearns. Mrs. Elizabeth d.
Hawkes. of South Portland is asso-
ciated with this committee.
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MAINE pIIaI ic,-

The committee on Main. d,
VIII give a public, hearing in n.y. soi 4
ate Chamber, State House. = T. ~ Y.
ia, on ~ Auel
, WEDNESDAY,. Jan. %, ~, /,
II. P. No. 10. Resolve =,
and publish data Of the resous.a.
the State. s'0ufee,
HOLLIS W. sTJTu.~
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State House Chat

Senator Mark A. Barwise of Ban
gor, who has been attending legis-
lature at the State House, will leave
for Chicago today, being called there
by the death of DR.. George B. Ward,
president Of the National Spiritualist
Association. Mr.. Barwise is a trus-
Associations.
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LEGAL AFFA,ne

The committee on LeKsi a..
give a public hearing IN i,s aail, |
the state House, in Aurnst. soenl
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. "a iScs %
on the following: aga, b
s. No. 2. An Act to am.,s
81, 80 and SO Of Chapter Saa eeeets
vised Statutes Of 1915 ~ y
elections and providing hs,,o.y
with devices for regist.r;nnt b
dorsing ballots deposited aM ,
n; NO. 8. An Act to proyiG. y.
settlement OF estates Of ahs s ~
An Act to confer certain sSs!..a
powers p;,;o upon the municipal os SS'ia
n. No. 8 An Act to incorn...,
city of Brewer high school ~
j. BLAINE MORRISnWNu g
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COLONIAL THEATRE

COIONtAI InEAIH he
Frank Lloyd, Producer Of sea
Hawk" Again Scores Great Sue.
cess in 1.-THE Silent Watcher"
Political and Baekstage Story. To-
Day and Tomorrow
First BLACK Oxen" then "Sea
Hawk" and now 1.-The Silent Watch
err" Such is the record Of Frank
Lloyd, the producer. 1.-THE Silent
Watcher" Is taken from Mary Rob-
erts Rinehart's Saturday Evening
Post story, 1.-The Altar on the HILL"
1t is a story of politics, stage and
loyalty The leading players are
Glenn Hunter. Bessie Love and Ho-
bart Bosworth. While this picture Is
of the present day 1t Is considered by
Mr.. Lloyd to be on par with his
last success THE Sea Hawk" In en-
tertainment value
Harry Langdon, the new comedian,
who many predict will be as popular
as Lloyd and Chaplin within the next
six months in a delightful farce en-
titled 1.-The First Hundred Years.
With additional short reels an ex-
traordinary program is offered today
and tomorrow-Adv.
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Committee Hearip,'
JUDICIARY

The committee on ira,..
give a public hearing in itS5 i
the State House, in Au,, totA'
WEDNESDAY, Jan. "a iaM s. q
on the following: 1szss u
H. No. l. An Act "a 60.
ter of the Revised trMssad O
to nominations. 'utes III,
s: No. 4. An Act Ia ~.
method meth Of nominating cs ntcSlS's.
on T tbe 1o5}A,Y;;,JJa Jan. %. 1926, 4,
IA; No. 2. An Act relat,n. I
limitations of buildinss lug .
districts Of cities and TON. assi
HERBERT E. HOI,Mr.
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the order as amended was ~
pending adoption Of the ammdn

RUAA6 0ooPtAOL Va lu9 &kueuaan
blouse at easel
On motion by Mr.. Flint Of Mod
it was voted to take from the n
the amendment to the order reid
to limiting the introduction
private and special Legislation tli
by that gentleman a few mons
earlier; and the same gendsd
moved the adoption of the and
ment presented by the gentsa
from Portland, MIR. Nichol&
Mr.. NICHOLS Of Portland:
Speaker. I can explain to the Ha
the object of this amendment
mas not been uncommon In the 4
for the Legislature to set q date 1
tain limiting the reception Of pm
and special legislation, and then
that date approached to extend
time. My object in placing
date February 16 Is to give thu
week lend more to receive these
We lose no time In the Legbhi7]
but We let the people Of the ~
know that when the Legisls1
says something, 1t means 1t. vel
not wish any further exters1l
Since yesterday I have talked q
the Senator who presented
order in the other branch q
Legislature and he has no obix]
to this amendment, but on the
press understanding that there
be no further extension aske
either branch. That gives u "
weeks. l think a sufficient time
present all bills of private q
special legislation.
Thereupon the amendment }
adopted and the order as anef1
received passage.
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PUBLIC UTILITIES

The committee on Public Uuh
will give a public hearing in III I
at the State House. in AuguSA I
THURSDAY, Jan. 20. Iyf( ?
2. M. on the following:
H. P. No. 90. An Act to a
Section l of Chapter 8 Of the ri
and Special Laws Of 1887, relathg
the Camden and Rockland Water q
ELMER ]. BURNHAM, &.
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when the theatre re-opens the at
traction will lbe continuous from
p. NJ, starting with the leading fea-
ture, Viola Dana and Milton Stills. in
THE Heart Bandit" and which fea-
ture will again be repeated starting
about 8 p. M.-Adv.
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MT. VERNON
Gard Of Thanks

We wish to thank our friends and
neiEhbors for their many kind acts
and the many days and nights thew
watched over the recent passing Of
our loved one.
MR.. NJ. d. CIRCUIT.
MRS. CAROLYN FINN.
AND NEPHEWS AND NIECES.
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VIENNA

Frank Davis has returned IRON
Franklin hospital. Farmington. =,
Alton Farewell is at Augusu :"
eral hospital for treatment.
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ment order comes back from the
House.
Subsequently the Chair announced
that the Senate order in relation to
adjournment has been concurred in
by the House.
Mr.. WADSWORTH of Kennebec:
Mr.. President, if 1 am In order. 1
would like to move that there be
500 copies printed of the several
bridge resolves referred to this
morning.
The motion was agreed to.
Mr.. POWERS of Aroostook: Mr..
President, during the recess l have
found out what l wished to know
about H. d. No. 10. which l tabled
this morning. move to take it
from the table.
The motion was agreed to, and on
further motion by the same Senator,
1t was referred to the committee on
banks and banking in concurrence
with the House.
On motion by Mr.. Clarke Of Han
cock.
Adjourned until Tuesday, January
p. at 4.30 o'clock p. NJ, in accord
ance with the order heretofore
PASSED.
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From the Senate:
An act authorizing the sale Of the
property and assets of the Moose
River Log Driving Company, and
providing for the dissolution OF said
COZ poration. Oh. p. No. 15).
In the House. January IS, referred
to the committee on Interior Waters,
IN the Senate referred to the COM
mittee on Legal Affairs In non-con-
currence.
In the House. on motion by Mr..
Piper Of Jackman. that body voted
to recede from its former action
whereby the bill was referred to the
committee on Interior Waters. and
concur with the Senate in referring
the bill to the committee on Legal
Affairs.
On motion by Mr.. Bragdon of Per-
nam 500 copies Of the bill ordered
printed.
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STATE OF MAINE

presents the credentials of our
Indian member which the Clerk will
read.
STATE OF MAINE
Justin e. Cove
Agent Of the Passamaquoddy Tribe
Perry, January 81, 1925
Credentials
This Is to certify at an election
held at Peter Dana's and Pleasant
Point. Frank Socoby received a ma
jority of votes of the Passama-
quoddy Tribe OF Indians and was
declared elected as a Representative
OF his Tribe in the SIND Legislature,
(Signed) JUSTIN E COVE, Agent.
Ordered placed on file.
On motion by Mr.. Nichols of
Portland, it was voted to take from
the table the order tabled by that
gentleman yesterday. from the SEN
ate. relative to limiting the time for
receiving private and special legis-
lation; and on further motion the
same gentleman offered Amendment
A. and moved its adoption, as fol-
lows:
House Amendment A
Inc ABOVE order Is hereby amend
ed by striking out the words
Thursday. February 18th. 1925"
and inserting In lieu thereof the
words Monday, February 10Th,
1875" and by striking out the words
"Wednesday. February 18th, 1925"
and inserting in place thereof the
words Saturday, February 14th.
1925, so that said order as amend
ed shall read as follows:
ordered. the House concurring.
that the time for the reception of
bills for private and special legis-
iation be limited to Monday, Febru-
airy 18th. 1925. at o'clock p. NJ,
ana that all such petitions and bills
presented after that date be refer
red to the next Legislature; that
the Secretary of the Senate cause
copies OF this order to be published
IN IN an the daily and weekly papers
or the State until and incjudine
Saturday. February 14th, 1925"
0n motion by Mr.. Flint Of Monson.