Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-30


Allen Blair. pastor of the Tabernacle
Presbyterian church. Philadelphia, de-
clared today in an address before the
closing session of4the lnter-Fratcrnity
conference. 49,
Paris, Nov. -(AP)-Shipping Of
ficials in Paris are confident that all
liners from French ports will sail on
schedule time in spite of the British
radio operators strike THE strike
has not affected us yet" said one Of
fetal of the French line. but the OPP
orators are powerless to tie up the
French line in any case"
Washington, Nov. 2S-(AP)-Rela-
tives of the late Senator William A.
Clark have themselves contributed
the $500 900 needed to house the cele-
brater Clark art collection willed by
the senator TO the Cocoran Gallery OF
Art. Charles c. Glover, president OF
the gallery, announced tonight that
funds for the new wing in which the
collection will be placed had been
given by the widow, Mrs. William A.
Clark, her daughter, Miss Huguette
Clark and two daughters of the sem
ator by former marriage, Mrs
Lewis r. Morris and Mrs. Marius
DuBrabant
Ashburnham, Nov. 2s-The only
course open to those who have bllls
against the town in connection with
the recent liquor and gambling clean
up. is to sue for payment, according
to William E. Martin, chairman OF
the board of selectmen. inasmuch as
the voters at the special town meet
ing last night rejected the proposal
of the selectmen to TRANSFER $ooo
from other funds to the police de-
partment. The towns creditors VIII
be notified that there is no money
available to meet their pllls.
New York, Nov. 27-(AP)-The
college fraternity is an important
factor in the youth movement, tne
Rev. John Allen Blair. pastor OF tne
Tabernacle Presbyterian cnurch,
Philadelphia declared today in an ad-
dress before the closing session OF
the Inter Fraternity Conference. II
can be made national asset he SAID,
.aby making the student realize that
his fraternity life must be the begin
ming of world service in which MS
ideals will lbe made concrete.
postop Nov. 2s-(AP)-The lowest
nrices for low volatile bituminous
coal since the anthracite strike be-
gan nearly three months ago are be-
ing quoted at present, it was an
nounced toda vat the office of Eu-
gene C. Huffman, chairman or rhe
Nassa chusetts commission on the
necessaries of life. Within the past
"a hours, Mr.. Huffman said. his Of
Ace has been advised that much
pennsylvania coal, meeting the spec1-
f,ca lions of the New England gov
ernors' fuel committee, was available
at prices ranging from 1925 a ton TO
az 90 at the mines. The freight to
Boston, 1t was added, would average
$3.50.
New York. Nov. 2S-(AP)-Reply-
;n~ 10 reports that the loan to the
french government last year by the
Morgan Banking firm of $100,OOo,ooo
had been depleted, La Cour Goyette'
the financial attache of the Frencn
embassy, announced in statement
tonight that the proceeds OF the loan
is still intact and remains at the dis
posal OF the French government.
New York, Nov. 2S-(AP)--Memo-
rial services for Dowager queen Al
exandra were held in OLD Irinity
church. at the head of Wall street, at
noon today, attended by virtually
every foreign consul in New York, by
representatives of leading American
and British patriotic societies and
other prominent persons.
washington, Nov. 2S-Senator. 30
rah of Idaho today received a letter
from Walter Campbell of Hyde PARK
Mass, a former marine, protesting
against the high prices of coal. In