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STONELEIGH COUKT,

ANNOUNCEMENT
Is made of special rates now in effect for
the term or by the month to September 80
Tor desirable housekeeping and non-house-
keeping apartments. furnished and unfuT'
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APARTMENTS-FU
THREE ROOMS, TILE BATH. KITCHEN,
reception hall; modern. large closets; over
looking Rock Creek. Adams 1924. 30s
3 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. BEAU
tifully and completely furnished. 3430
Brown st. NV. Mt Pleasant. So
TWO ROOMS. KITCHENETTE. PRIV. B.;
electric lights. telephone. instantaneous hot
water Ills Col. rd. NV. after 6 pm 3Os
THE ARGONNE, APT. 10S-ONE ROOM.
handsomely furnished. kitchenette and bath.
Columbia 1880.
4 ATTRACTIVE. COMFORTABLE ROOMS
& b. in mod. priv. home. W: breakfast ia
cilities. Phone N. 6213 before 8: 80 am.
1922 H ST. N.W.-RIGHT DOWNTOWN
near all depts.: two rooms, tiled bath, cleo,
$50 Inquire 1908 Eye NV. AZ
1920 R ST. N.w.-ONE ROOM. KITCHEN
and BATH front: north exp; unusually at
tractive See manager or ph. Potomac 1000.
30s
1870 Harvard ST LARGE, BRIGHT
rooms and bath. for MISUNDERSTANDING rea-
sonable: gas. electricity and phone included.
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455 EYE ST. N.w--Two light housekeeping
rooms. furnished; second floor; eiec. ana
gas running water in room. adults
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l444 HARVARD-Nicely furnished rooms:
electricity. continuous hot water: reasonable
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
(Cnnfiunad

THREE ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH. BACK
porch; close 10 three car lines. 53l7 18Th
st. NV. i
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1924 + ST. NV desirable rooms. sleep
ing porch and bath: Ink reasonable to
couple caring for 4-year old child during
day. Lincoln 97O4-J
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APARTMENTs-FTTR \ TNFTR

-b33 10Th ST. NEAR EUCLID Two
rooms. bath and kabinette kitchenette.
APT. OF 2 AND 3 CLEAN OUTSIDE
rooms, large kitchen. private bath porches
Laundry; continuous hot water: ianitor;
Soo-S52. 80. Inquire 1924 Ga. ave.
1929 9th ST. N.W-TWo ROOMS, KITCH-
enette. tile bath: hot-water heat. light. gas,
telephone: S4J. unfurnished: $50, furnished
IN the best section of Petw orth.
AMY GORDON. APARTMENT SPECIALIST
Apartments. fur. or unfur Month year.
Room 1108, 1343 H St. Main 583.
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ala 11th ST. N.E+ ROOMS. KITCHEN,
bath and porch; heat and janitor service;
any necessary repairs will be made rent
reasonable. c. A. SNOW CO. no Sth ST.
NV. Main 1862
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1923 EYE N.W-Spotlessly clean. cool, de
atmosphere: transients accommodated
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NV. SECTION-To young lady. private
family: breakfast privileges. auto transpor
tation downtown il desired: reasonable: ref
erenCes Adams 1865
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l23I PARK RID. N.W.-ATTRACTIVE APT.
Of two large rooms kitchen and tiled bath
electricity and hot-water heat immediate
possession. adults only 5s
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

l343 MONROE ST N.W-TWO Rooms,
kitchenette.. private bath: ami; convenient
l lth and 14th cars. 30
CHOICE OF 2 ATTRACTIVELY FUR. APIS,
! front. s.w. exp: private lavatory, adjolns
bath; rear apt, 3 communicating rooms,
ami: hot-water: extension phone: delight
1uIy cool: reas. TO right party. Col. 9s47. -
MISSIONER. 25O1 PA AVE NW-TWO
delightful corner apts., . & 3 cool outside
rooms, kitchenette. bath, porch: ami: rea-
sonable. West SaS 3Os
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sos 18th ST. NV. APT 3-Room. kitch-
enette, hall: for lady: also bed-lvinE
room; mahogany furniture; cool, quiet. pri-
Nate: D to 3. 30s
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1897 r. I. AVE. N.W-Nice spacious sec
ond-hoor. with private bath: 2 people, S55
each with board; others that are very at
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SUBURBAN BOARD.

NOW OPEN.
Ingleside. at Montrose, on the Rockville
pike. under new management: Ingleside has
recently been renovated and put in first
class shape: large porches and shady lawns
tennis court and croquet: reasonable rates
room and board. Call or address Mrs
Carrigan Rockville, r. F. d. No. g. Tele-
nhnne Kensington 27-F.l2.
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1919 VERMONT AVE tabove Thomas Cir
olel-Two nicely furnished rooms gentle
man: continuous hot water. Apt. /. Frank
lin 47hn L.
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED.


1870 HARVARD ST. NW-Beautiful
bright rooms second floor: single or en-
suite: with or without Ink; private fam
lily. unlimited phone
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1924 MASS. AVE. NW-Lady to share
room. twin beds and dressers running water
electric lights: bath each floor: hot water
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1496h H ST. N.E.-Entire fiat, 3 rooms.
bath, inclosed porch furnished. $50: un-
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DOWNTOWN 1914 Mass. ave.-Second- floor
front room. also room adjoining bath. twin
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1864 UNIVERSITY PL.. vicinity 18th and
Chfton-Attractive second floor front room,
suitable for two gentlemen: ami. Col
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BOARD.

YOUNG WOMAN. convalescent. and two
adults, room and frst-class board. about
June /, in private home with telephone
porches and yard: must be near car line
Phone Col. 51lSW. after pm. 30'
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THE ETHELHURST. 9th AND L--Gentle
man: attractively furnished room i'll bachelor
apartment. Call Franklin 1940-W between
= and g 3Os
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1412 MASS. AVE. SE-Two bright fur
nished rooms. Ink. electricity: adults: suit
able for one two ladies or couple en-
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APARTMENT-5 ROOMS & BATH: ELEC.,
not 1not-water heat; rent. S55; 14th St NV.
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1917 ALLISON ST Nw-Nicely furnished
front room: second floor: convenient to 10th
81. bus and 18th st. cars; unlimited tele-
Dhona delightful location 3Os
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) ROOMS, INCLUDING KITCHEN AND
6ath, $50: yeranda. ami. flS Park ave.
Takoma Park. Nd. Also gar; left entrance.
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3 LARGE RMS. SLEEPING PORCH. SEMI
private bath; garage; heat and light fur
nishedr convenient 70 cars; l3s Carroll
ave, TakOma Park d G. Col loS0-J 3Os
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107 goth NV, Apt. l0-Attractive room.
adjoining bath, one or two people: with or
without board: price reasonable. Call before
10 am. or after pm
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l747 18th ST. N.W-Large rooms, twin
beds; seqi-private bath: electric lights; con
tnuous hot water: phone
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I49S MONROE ST. NW-Attractive front
room for gentlemen in Apt. 3. Phone Col.
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RENT ROOMS-FURNIsHED

2140 PA. AVE-Front rooms. complete
Ink. fur. with elec. and gas; $50 II per
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2O04 NW-Large clean. nicely furnished
room with kitchenette bath and porch: cleo
tricity. phone; reference required: also small
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NEW APT. HOUSE. BROOKLAND-5 r. &
b.. sun par. gar. cnvtly located low rental
to desir. tenant. 1908 Kearney st. y. 1922
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IEUH JEFFERSON N.W-3 R. EQTlPPED
hitchenette, bath. large sleeping porch: con
renlent ear lines: $50 3OS
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OR 3 CLEAN ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH
ana electric light; reasonable. 452 VI
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3-RM. APT, FRONT. ALL OUTSIDE RMS
TOT In K: h.-w h ect.: adults preferred.
$40. 1918 9th NV. Apply Izt floor rear
DUPONT CIRCLE LARGE RMS BATH
4 closets: ami, $40: = rooms S25. 1855
Ne~ Hampshire ave. Frank 16aS
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1918 BELMONT RoAD-Rooms. furnished
and unfurnished: private home: ami: near
two car lines. 3Oh
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1900 ST. N.w-Nicely furnished rooms.
continuous hot water. electric light. Frank
lin 6370-W ls
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1898 HOLMEAD PL. N.w-Room in refined
private family; ami: vicinity 14th ST. Park
road; for one or two adults. 30s
325 IRVING ST. N.W-NiceIy furnished
rooms: suitable for man and wife or gentle
man.
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614 MARYLAND AVENUE NE.-Two COM
fortably furnished rooms in modern apart
ment. with privileges of kitchen. 2s
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I741 NORTH CAPITOL T.-TWO-FAMILY
apartment, each apartment contains , rms.
bath; electricity: lst floor $50: End floor,
$50. Phone Owner fVOSU 3Os
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COLORED APARTMENT RMS BATH
reference renLnreG Main IIEl
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

RALEIGH MANOR, 1908 18th st. .n.w.-H
you like good food, pleasant suTroun,d;inss'
Summer rates. $40 TO S45 double; Si5 to
$50 single with two meals daily.
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1865 GIRARD ST-Double room With
sleeping porch: suitable for two gentlemen
references Col 6546-J
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1743 CONN. AVE.-Attractlve. well Senti,
lated room: semi private bath gentleman
I,lnl, hntn in
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124 ST. Mclean. comfortable beds
plenty hot water and towels. eiectrlc.tS :
ant flnr,n, nrnlrr
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1894 LANIER PL.. near 18th and Col. rd."
Beautiful second foor front room IN well
kept, congenial home: electricity. phone.
hot water. excellent meals: southern COOK
ing. rnasnna ahle
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ONE FURNISHED and one unfurnished
apartment three rooms: Eas range, sink
and porch clean and light; $50. Apply
lOa
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THE HIGH ANDS

Lble housekeeping and MISUNDERSTANDING apts
ur. or unfur.. BY the day month or year. Spe-
lal prlCes on leasss for Summer. y 90 %
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NEAR WARDMAN HOTEL, $3.50 Klingle rd.
Two rooms and private bath: reasonable
S35 per month: gentleman. Cleveland 1921 j.
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1926 EUCLID-DesirabIe second floor.
double or single; near bath; private nome :
n A5arrS
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OAKDALE VILLA

GLEN ECHO MD
Now open for the Summer: single anc
double rooms; first-class table: Sunday din
ners served from to g. Tel. Beth. 20I-F-21
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

l29 4th ST. S.E-TwO NICELY FUR
nished apartments all modern improve
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l3iI OTIS PI. N.w.-One-h square to
i4th st. car line: nicely furnished room:
ncxt TO bath; for one or two adults. Col.
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1903 COLUMBIA ROAD-Large front room
windows; other rooms for Ink; private
family. reasonable.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-08-19
ARE YOU SEVENTY.FIVE?
II So, You Should Enroll in the
Three-quarter Century Club.

II So, You Should Enroll in the
Three-quarter Century Club.
Have you passed your seventy-fifth
birthday? II so, you are eligible to
membership In the Three-quarter
Century Club Of Maine. 1t costs
nothing to enroll, and all that is re-
quired is your name and date of
birth.
This listing Of residents of Maine
who are seventy-five or over is a
Statewide movement, under the
auspices of the Maine Public Health
Association, heartily endorsed by
Governor Brewster. Its object is to
demonstrate that Maine is healthy
State to live in and its climate con-
ducive to longevity, and also to rem
der honor to the people whose long
lives have been spent in Maine.
o. w. Tapley of Ellsworth Is the
member of the State committee for
Hancock county, and by virtue OF
that office, chairman of the enroll
ment campaign for the county. The
county is being organized, with local
chairmen, and the roll of these three
quarter century club members Is
rapidly growing. Names may be sent
direct to Mr.. Tapley, or given to the
local chairmen in towns where or
ganized. The local cha1rmen so raj
named are
Ellsworth, the Woman's Club, Mrs
J. ]. Duffy, president; Bluehill, Mrs
NJ E. Mayo; Trenton, Eben B
Hodgkins; Lamoine, Miss Edith G.
Rice: Castine, W. A. Kicker; Surry
F. T. Jellison; Bucksport, the
Woman's Club; Sedgwick, Miss Har'
riette Cole; Verona, Mrs. Melville E
Heath; Waltham and EastbrooK
Mrs. Mary D. Wilbur.
Mr.. Tapley hopes that HancocA
| county will make 100 per cent. re-
turns, to show not only that Maine is
a healthy State to live in, but tina,
Hancock county is the heaithles'
county in the State.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-08-19
MARRIED.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


A wedding of exceptional interest
to the people Of Southern Pines took
place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. c. Abraham Saturday evening,
Aug. 8, when their daughter, Gladys
Mary, was given in marriage to Nor
ris l.. Hodgkins of Ellsworth, Me.
The bride, who was dressed in
white satin and chiffon, with full
train and veil, with orange blossoms
and wearing corsage bouquet Of
lilies of the valley, was a beautiful
picture as she entered on the arm of
her father, and, before an improvised
altar of beautiful flowers, met the
groom. The bride was preceded by
her maid of honor, Miss Sarah Wiley
Of Lynchburg, Va, and the groom
was attended by Samuel Biting of
Hong Kong, China.
After the ceremony, a buffet sup
per was served to the immediate fam
lilies and intimate friends Of the bride
who attended the wedding. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hodgkins left on the night train
for a honeymoon in Maine.
The bride Is graduate Of Goucher
college, very pretty girl and a
talented musician.-Souther Pines
IN. c. Citizen.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-08-19
CHURCH NOTICES.

MethOdist Episcopal Church.
Rev. A. T. Bradstreet, Pastor.
Sunday services-Morning at 1880
Sunday school at 11.45; Epworth
League at $50: evening At 7.1o.
Sunday, Aug. 23-In the morning, the
congregation will unite in service at
the Baptist church. Evening, union
service at Methodist church. Subject,
Belief in Immortality is Natural"
Preaching at Bayside Sunday at $50.
st. JOseph's Catholic Church.
Rev. ]. A. German, Pastor.
Sunday, Aug. 23-Services at Ellis
worth at and 10 o'clock; North east
Harbor at and 10; Castine Z; Bucks
port, 10.
Congregational Church.
Rev. Geo. S. Brookes, Pastor.
Sunday enthusiastically school at $50
a. m. Morning service at 1890.
Sunday, Aug. 23-Preacher, Prof.
Bradshaw of Bangor theological semi
nary.
Unitarian Church.
Rev. George T. Jones. Pastor.
Church closed until first Sunday in
September.
Rev. Clarence Emery. Pastor.
Sunday Notwithstanding at 1890
Sunday school at 11.45; evening SER
vice at 7.30.
Sunday, Aug. 23-Morning subject,
Some Progress" Evening, union SER
vice at Methodist church.
Union Congregational Church.
Ellsworth Falls.
John E. Besant, Pastor.
Sunday, Aug. 23-Prayer service at
10. Morning worship at 1880. Music
by choir, with organ, piano and harp
Subject, Saved and Unsaved Jere-
miah 8:2O. Sunday school at 11.50.
Young peoples society at 6.15 Song
service at 715 Evangelstic service at
7.3O. Special music. Subject "a
Clarion Call."-Micah 2:10.
Wednesday at 730, at vestry-Pray-
er meeting.
Friday at 7.30, at parsonage-Expo-
sition of Sunday school lesson
Saturday, at $50 p. m, at Corner
Open-air service.
North Ellsworth.
Sunday, Aug. 23--Services at church
at 2.30. Mr.. Brookes Will preach.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-08-19
COMING EVENTS.

Thursday, Aug. 20-Unitarian coun-
ty conference at Castine.
Monday, Sept. Z, at Wyman Park,
Ehsworth-Farm Bureau and Grange
field day.
FAMILY REUNIONS.
Aug. 26-Gray family, at Oak
Grove, West Sedgwick. Public invited.
Aug. 27-Wilbur family at East
brook.
Aug. 2s-Saunders family at West
Surry.
Sept. 5-Morrison family at home Of
A. G. Morrison, Otis.
Sept. 5-Salisbury family at Young's
grove, Otis.
Sept. 7-Jellison family at home of
Winfield Jellison, Eden.
Sept. 12-Butler family at Jellison
farm, Georges pond, Franklin.
FAIR DATES.
Sept /, 2, 3-Ellsworth fair.
Sept. 8, 9, 10-Bluehill fair.
Sept. 10, 17-Eden fair.
Sept. 30-Mariaville grange fair.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-08-19
FIELD DAY.
Farm Bureau and Changers ran
ming Big Gathering Here.

Farm Bureau and Changers Tlah'
ming Big Gathering Here.
1t is announced by the committee
having in charge the joint field day
of the Farm Bureau and Pomona
oranges of Hancock county to he
held at Wyman Park, Ellsworth,
September 7, that determined ef-
fort is being made to have ex-
Governor Baxter address the gather
ing. Also, invitations have been sent
to Congressman John E. Nelson or
Augusta and Hon. Frank r..
Guernsey of Dover-Foxcroft to speak.
The committee feels that the big
attraction of the day will be the
speaking, and expects to have the
best entertainers in Maine along that
line. Basket lunches. Take your
drinking cups Coffee and ice-water
served free. No admission will be
charged. Music.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-08-19
NEWBURY NECK LAND SOLD,
New York Man Will Build Summer
Home on Property.


The sale of 265 acres of land at
the extreme end Of Newbury Neck,
reported in The American several
weeks ago as in negotiation, has been
completed The sale was made
through Harry L. Crabtree Of ELS
worth.
The title goes to the Shrewsbury
Corporation of New York, of which
Louis C. deCoppet of New York is
president and sole owner. Mr..
deCoppet will occupy the property as
private summer estate, and contem-
plates building soon. He may later
sell small tracts to personal friends
who desire to build, but there will
be no public offering Of building
sites.
The location is one Of the most
slightly on the Maine coast, and with
the Improvements already planned by
Mr.. deCoppet. it will be one Of the
most attractive summer estates in
Maine. The improvement Of this
property means much to the town
of Surry.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-08-19
MARRIED.

BFAI@ STEWART = At Gouldsboro,
Aug. Is. by c. c. Larrabee, esq, Miss
Lee NJ. Beal of Milbridge to Shirley
d. Stewart of Ccrea.
HAMBLEN - WARD = AT Southwest
Harbor, Aug II, by Rev. Oscar L.
Olsen, Miss Cora NJ. Hamblen Of
fremont to Franklin D. Ward Of
Southwest Harbor
HIGGINS = LYNCH = AT Ellsworth
Aug A. by Rev. George s.
Brookes. Lizzie Agnes Higgins to AL
bert Bernard Lynch, both of Els
worth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1925-08-19
BORN

ALBEE-At West Gouldsboro, Aug. Is,
to Mr. and Mrs. Leeman S. Albee,
daughter eliza Elem
ORCUTT-At Sullivan, Aug. II, to Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond circuit, son.
(Fred Forrest.)
WESCOTT-At Ellsworth Aug. Is, to
Mr. and Mrs Sterling Wescott,
daughter. Mary EIiZabeth.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-23
Field Goal Turns
Tide of Battle, for
BOWdOin SOphOmOres

Brunswick, Nov. IA drop kick
from the q yard line with the ball
sailing squarely between the goal
posts scored ths only points in the
annual football clash between the
sophomores and freshmen here this
afternoon and Dick Thayer. sopho-
more quarterback, became the hero
of the game.
The battle was played under ideal
veal Their conditions that have not
been available for the big interclass
game for many years and as result
the largest crowd Of spectators to
witness one of these game for long
time was present. The two teams
we're very evenly matched; the soph-
ignores, who had expected an easy
victory, finding the freshman team
much stronger than they had expect
ed.
Thayer, Walsh and Foster gained
most of the ground for the sophie
mores while Sawyer, Alexander and
McGary played well in the line for
that team. The outstanding stars on
the freshman team were Braman,
Smith, Murphy and Rowland. sum-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-23
Bay State Town
Officials Short Will
Feel Hand of Law

Boston, Nov. 21-(AP)-District
attorneys of the state meeting here
today in annual conference with At
torney General J. r. Benton were
shown material collected by Theodore
N. Waddell, director the state divi-
sion of accounts, relating to short
ages in city and town accounts and
promised vigorous prosecution OF
cases in their various jurisdictions
arising out of the state audit OF
municipal books.
Governor Fuller. who announced
yesterday that he would seek to have
a special assistant attorney general
appointed to handle such cases wrote
to the attorney general before the
meeting suggesting that Mr.. Wad-
dells little black book" containing
the results of the state investigation,
be shown to the district attorneys.
Mr.. Waddell and one of his assist
ants were called before the meeting.
Attorney General Benton an
nounced later that he did not think
1t would be necessary to name a
special assistant in his Office, as the
district attorneys would take care of
town officials implicated In shortages.
Governor Fuller said yesterday that
100000 had been lost since 1919
through such shortages in so cities
and towns in the state.
Mr.. Benton said the director of the
state division of accounts had ROM
Used to furnish him by the beginning
of next week with all reports in his
possession relating to town short
ages.
"As soon I receive these reports
they will be turned over to the pro-
scouting officers concerned" he said.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-23
Will Launch Fight
Against Foes of
The World Court

Washington, Nov. 21.-Active
preparations are under way for the
fight to be made by the administra-
ton to obtain early action by the
Senate on the Harding Coolidge
Hughes proposal for American ad-
hesion to tho international court OF
justice at The Hague.
War on the irreconcilable opposi-
ton to the world court was declared
today by Senator Iryine$L. Lenroot
of Wisconsin, after a conference or
the subject at the White House with
President Coolidge.
I'VE have got IS votes in the Sem
ate for the court and we ought to
use thief" said Sen. Lenroot. "The
court ought to be handled by its
friends and not amended by ITS OPP
ponents."
Sen. Lenroot, who Is a member of
the committee on foreign relations,
will lead the administration forces
in the campaign to be waged in the
Senate to force a vote on the world
court protocol. Opposed to him will
be Chairman Borah and Sen. Hiram
johnson of California. who are out
of joint with the administration or
the court proposal and are expected
to fight it tooth and nail from the
start.
Under rule adopted at the last
session. the Senate will begin con-
sideration of the protocol Dec. II.
Whether sdebate will be begun at
once or whether the irreconcilables
will attempt tactics to delay action
is. not definitely known. Although
Mr.. Lenroot claims only IS votes for