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The Denver Jewish news., 1925-03-26
B. Nj. H. SYNAGOGUE


var will give sermon nj the late Fri
day evening service on the theme.
Israel. The od.ChooSlng-peop
Services begin at 7:45, Cantcr g.
Kwartin will chant the services, assist
cd lay the choir under the leadership of
Mr.. Lippc Feiugold. \ social half hour
viii gollow the service.
saturday morning, Rabbi G. II. kau-
var will speak on. The Law Of the
pricsts-the Law of Life"
Services
Services are held daily at the Syna-
gog at G:45 in the morning and every
evening at sunset. The early services
on Friday. Kabbolath Shabboth at :
o'clock The late Friday services at
7:4j. Saturday morning services begin
at O'Clock The Chevra MishnayOth
meet under the leadership of Mr. NJ
Levy at 30. sabbath Mincha at :OO
o'clock SholoSh Seudoth ut 1870
Ma'ariv held at sunset.
Schools
The Denver Hebrew School meets
daily in the afternoon from 3 80 to q.
The Religious School meets every
Sunday morning The Synagogue High
School department under the leader
ship of Miss Minnie WillcnS. meets
Sunday morning.
Sabbath Attendance
All pupils of the Religious School are
urged to attend this saturday morn
ing. Fathers and mothcrS are urged Ia
encourage the children to 20 to Gods
house every saturday morning.
Orchestra
The Religious school orchestra. un-
der the leadership Of Mr.. II. FiStell.
meets every Wednesday evening
Boy Scout
The Boy Scout Troop Of the r. NJ. H.
Synagogue ranks among the hest in the
city. The troop is composed of -
healthy and ambitious boys who are
over bubhlin' with zeal. pep and en-
thuSiuSm. The scout masters are Mr.
Samuel NJ. Goldberg and Mr.. Louis
HclIcrstrin. Meetings are held every
Tuesday night
Bar Mitzvah Brotherhood
The Bar Milzyah brotherhood is
surely hard N work trying TO make
this a banner year. THE club Is one
which promulgateS the spirit Of the Bar
MitzvHh. our sponsor l. Mr.. Samuel
NJ. Goldberg. The Brotherhood holds
meetings every first and third Wcdnes-
day nights Of each month at the Com
muuity Center Every hoy who has
been Bar Mitzvnh IS eligible
Sholosh Seudoth IIostesses
Mrs. NJ. lironstcn was hostess last
saturday afternoon to the Sholosh
Seudoth club. and Mrs ChaS Jacobson
will be hostess this saturday
Pulpit Decoration Fund
The flowers that decorated the pulpit
last Friday night We're the gift Of Mrs.
NJ. II. Block IN memory Of her brother.
the late Mr.. Leo Silver.
The SynagOg Council
The Synagog Council will meet Mon
day. March 3Oth at S o'clock
Jewish Welfare Board
Passover arrangements for Jewish .
soldiers are now being made by the /.
Denver Branch Of the Jewish Welfare .
Board
The war aud navy departments per .
nit soldiers or the Jewish fnith to par
ricipurr In the celebration uf Pass .
rvrr, that momcrs of that faith he
granted furloughS for such time aS nee.
,ssury TO permit them to he nt their
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Hebrew school

The Hebrew School holds sessions
every Monday Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday from $50 10 6 y. m. The
school has made remarkable progress
under the leadership Of MIR. Arthur
/ klrsinln
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GIVE HONOR WHERE IT'S DUE

Don't judge man by his fancy clothes,
Bur give him credit for what he knows.
Emil stern
Denver. Colo. March 10, 1925.
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TRUST GOD

Daily wonders never cease some folks
say they're odd;
But the fact remains its the great
power Of Cod.
Emil Stern.
Denver. Colo, March II. 1925
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OHEB ZADEk CONGRE-
CATION

Friday evening services are held at
T:+5. Services will he by H. Wanger
Saturday morning services begin at .
,'.l,.L
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HiNQl OF THE JAD ACHAS
CONGREGATION

The members orsthc Jad Achos Con.
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homes, when practicable. ar % places
where Seder cclrbutions are held, from
noon NprIl :, 1923, until midnight April
II, 1925, pro,ids,I mo- Interference with
the public service Is occasioncd thereby.
"Nlutzoth tunlouycncd brcadl and
Ilnggndnhs ,rn--oNot Prayer hooksl
VIII be- disirimIrh hy the lcwish Wei
fare Board. Commanding officers viii
Acud dislrihution'
Any Jewish family desiring to>hnrc u
suldior Ht homu Tor meal may com.
municatc with chaplain NJ Shrichcr
l'oN ID Capitol nm station. Denver
COLO, who VIII gladly Arrange II.
The SynagOg Campaign
The Synngnr Dedication Membership
Campaign Is in fuIl swing \ reception
for workers viii hr held at the home
of MIR. u. schwartz, Thursday night
The Campaign story Is told In another
column
Coming Events
saturday. April IN Rabbi G II
'Kauvar will give a rilpcl in liddIsh,
Wednesday morning, April Nth, there
will he u service for th" first born.
Mr.. NJ. Levy. the leader Of the Chcvra
MiShnayoth, will give the "lladran."
To accommodate the members Of the
u NJ II. Synagug Rabbi G. II. kTuvar
past,
Passover evening services will Ice held
at sunset Morning services at $
o'clock Cantor e. kwartin win read
the service and Rabbi c. H. KauYar
will speak Mt the morning services
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Hatred is sinful. pardon is sweet
TuImud.
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BETH JOSEPH

Beth Joseph Synagog, 24th and Cur
tbs streets, daily services Gas a. m,
and at sunset Friday evening.
Hebrew School
The Hebrew School of the Beth
Joseph is conducted by Mr.. Ismelte
Every Sunday afternoon Rev. Lei
herman will instruct the members of
the congregation in Mikrod.
Bible Class Study
A Bible ClassStudy has been formed
to study modern Jewish subjects. All
young folks welcome.
Ball Room RemOdeled
The new ball room at the Beth
Joseph synagog will accommodate
weddings, balls and other entertain
mentS.
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HOLY DHOTiiERHOOD
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W. " '-'D
Members Of the Chebra kadisha Of the
y. VI. ". Congregation wish to an
n0unce II anyone desires their services,
they call on MIR. l.. Wandel. Pres. TeIe.
phones York 2G61-J. and Main $40. IT,.
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Congregational
TEMPLE EMANUEL

Dr William ; Friedman viii speak
Friday might In Temple Emanuel ldlh
uycnuc and Pearl street on The Bible"
in the Public schools Services begin AZ
: - o'rlock. An ARE welcome,
sabbath morning services will be held
at lu:aO n'clucl,. Dr. Friedman will
preach
Parents Meetings
The parents of the pupils ol The Con.
nrmntion class ARE requested to meet
after the services Friday evening,
Mnrch 9Th To discuss matters concern
ing Confirmation
The Bible Class
The bible Glass will meet saturday
nrIcrnoou at 30 O'Clock In the Assem-
hly Hall Of the Temple Mrs Henry
schwartz Jr.. will discuss the book of
Jonah. Dr. Friedman win speak on
What's Going ON IN The World
Junior Congregation
The Junior Congregation will meet
Sunday morning ut 10 30 o'clock. An
Interesting program has been arranged,
The brotherhood
The Brotherhood of Temple Emanuel
viii give u dinner in the Assembly
rooms of the Temple Monday evening
March 30th at $50 o'clock. Mrs Henry
schwartz Jr.. viii speak on the book 0f
rrrIrsinstgs
RGNS Scouts
The Temple Emanuel troop Of Boy
Scouts meet every saturday evening In
the Assembly hall Of the Temple The
Temple troop Is one of the largest and
most active ia the city, numbering ~
scouts Mr.. Nelson New is the scout
master and has done excellent work for
mnuy months.
Passover tSedar) Books
Those who desire Scdar hooks for the
opening evening Of Passover viii please
inform the Assistant Secretary of tls
Temple The price Of the book Is 80
cents.
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boys Scouts
Passover (Sedar) Books

Those who desire Scdar hooks for the
opening evening of Passover Will please
inform the Assistant Secretary of tls
Temple. The price Of the book * ~
,.,.tts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-18
Committee Hearings
WAYS AND sRipoes

The committee on Ways ana Bridges
will give . public hearing in Room 11S
at the state House. in Augusta. on
. wEDNEsDA,Y:, March sa,o1s. Is: 1926. at 2
II. III p. N No. sIs. Resolve in favor Of
the town Of Masardis for repair and
painting the Aroostook bridge across
the Aroostook river in said town.
II. p. No. S55: Resolve IN favor OF
Pushaw bridge in the est3yn t9wn % OF sid Alton Of
the repairing and rebuilding OF a road
" II. ?. No. 145. Resolve in aid Of
repairing of a road in Little Squaw
Mountain Township.
town Of Fairfield for aid in repairing
''' Fl. T P. No. ga. Resolve to appro-
pirate the sum Of. 100000 to aid in
the construction of concrete brldge
across Martin Stream, So called In
IL P. No. S11. Resolve for aid In
repairing a road in the town Of Fair
field.
the town of Readfield.
ing money for the, purpose OF recon
structing the Charles Chase Little:
field road, so called, in the town OF
Wells.
ing money to aid in the completion OF
II. p. No. 507. Resolve making an
appropriation to aid in constructing
and maintaining a highway in the
town Of York.
II. P. No. 169. Resolve In favor Of
the inhabitants OF Oxford county to
repair road to the south arm OF Rich
ardson Lake.
HOMER II. DUNBAR. Sec.
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INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME

The committee on Inland Fisheries
and Game will give n public hearing
in it's room at the State House. in
Augusta, on
THURSDAY. March 10. 1925. at 2
F. NJ. on
II. d, No. 2S1 tII. P. No. 1o2s). An
Act relating to the regulation of fish
ing In the inland waters of Maine (to
take away from the Commissioner of
Inland Fisheries and Game the au-
thority to promulgate rules and regu-
ing).
H. p. No. 1888. An Act requiring
non-residents to employ guides at all
times while hunting in the State of
Maine during the months of May to
November. inclusive.
\, Fl. p. No: 1889. An Act regulating
the possession of firearms by children.
:, S. T. No. 4s3. An Act relating to
license for fur-bearins animals (to
relieve members of the Penobscot and
Passamaquoddy tribes of Indians. res
ident IN Maine. from procuring trap
ping licenses to trap in unorganized
JOHN r. FLINT, Sec,
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PUBLIC UTILITIES

The committee on Public Utilities
will give a public hearing in its rooms
WEDNESDAY. March Is, 1925, at 2
P. NJ, on the following:
H p. No. 71O, II. D. No. 152. An
Act to incorporate the Winding Ledges
foMff THURspAY, RsIoR1.'' March 10. 1925, at I
II. P. No. 633. II. D; No. 1!s. An
Water District.
This bin was formerly for ,o.s adyeFtissd eI,
been re-assigned. Hearing on the
same will be held March 10, 1925.
THURSDAY. March 10, at 1.30 p.
NJ. on the following:
S. F. No. asa, S. D. No. 174. An Act
to amend Section 80 Of Chapter "a of
Chapter 81 of the Public Laws of 1917
relating to location Of ways crossing
railroad tracks.
II. p. No. 1141, H. D. No. $50. An
Act creating the Maine Power Au-
II. p. No. 1143. II. D. No. 361. An
Act to prevent discrimination by
telephone companies furnishing its
instrumentalities to other telephone
THURSDAY. March 10. 1925. at
P. NJ, on the following:
H. P. No. 727. H. D. No. 17S. An
Act to incorporate the Union River
Railway Company.
II. P. No. 72S, II. D. No. ia. An Act
to incorporate the Great Pond Railway
Company.
Act to amend Section 72 of Chapter
Sc of the Revised Statutes. relating
to the ringing of the engine bell OF
sounding of the whistle at grade
crossings
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Committee Hearings
JUDICIARY

Til. committee on judiciary win
give = public hearing IN IL room as
the state House. in Augusta, on -
WEDNESDAY. March IL, 2 z. NJ
on s. tAf 3. fGl's"1aass NJ. ias An Act relating to
the anidavit Of plaintiff being taken
as prima facie evidence.
s. D. No. iss. An Act relating to
'ns g .Is0tNo .. No. Isl. An Act relating to
compulsory voting at elections.
S. D. No. 1872. An Act relating to
taxation Of corporations.
S. P. No. 175: An a,sr. Act to prevent sy, M
and solicitors Of orders for punch
boards. seal cards, slot gambling ma
chimes or other implements. apparatus
or materials Of any form OF gambling.
S. d. No. 146. An Act relating to
action at law or equity for the discoy-
cry Of facts and documents admissible
in evidence at the trial of the action.
s, d. No. 14S. An Act relating to
recording Of instruments OF convey
H. D. No. 2ss. An Act relating to
assistance in marking ballots.
II. D. No. 2S7. An Act to amend
Section 81 of Chapter 81, relating to
motions for new trials.
to state funds for charity patients IN
S. D. No. 2os. An Act relative to
expenditure Of public moneys.
ii. D. No. 317. An Act authorizing
the recording Of marketing agreements
of cooperative agricultural associa-
tions.
the regular sessions OF the supreme
judicial court hold in and for the
II. d. No. s77. An Act relating to
motor vehicle laws.
ii. D. No. 31s. An Act relating to
s. D. No. 207. An Act relating to
the authority OF the State Highway
Commission within the limits OF State
highways.
tain acts relating to corporations.
FREDERICK w. HlNCktEY.
Chairman.
EERRERT e. HOLMES, Sec.
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APPROPRIATIONS AND
cIAl AFFAIR

The committee on Rpter}
and Financial Affairs wtH'eM
lie hearing in its room .aa5a
House. in Augusta, on a,. i
THURSDAY, March y ~, NJ
s. P. No. AS. An Act err
a state Contingent Fund sno
plus Revenue Account xnd Ns7
'n s. sf."S ?. No. 4so. An Act@
Chapter 264Eof the Pubnc "a
1919, as amended by CAApss
the Public Laws of 1871 apq
So of the Public Laws OF ~
titled AN Act to provide ~ IN
ment of a bonus to Maine soI
sailors in the war win v
H. T.. No. 1920. An Asts
the State auditor to carry M
the succeeding year consu
counts and to constitute
uous carrying accounts ~ w
poses designated by the Eg
II. p. No. 1121. An Aes ~
the collection of fees by eo"
and their clerks. .a.r
II. y. No. 1122. An Aet ~
Section 1. Paragraph II o. 1L ..,1
of the Public Laws OF lsis isS2
workmen's compensation soe
e"p'oS1eR ORLANDO E. FRosT
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TAXATION

The committee on Iaa az. n
give a public hearing In ~
the State House, In Ausss,s% q
TUESDAY, March y. .,Issas
p. NJ, to consider the follosrI M
H. D. No. 2SS. Resolye, A. 0{
Section s of Chapter . oL
tuition as amended by AIM
the Constitution, proVidins y
come tax. a., nm
the taxation of savings
II. p. No. Isl. An Act ri
assessment of taxes. :. ,.oda
H. d. No. 363. An Act =, TO-
excise tax to be paid on a' 4
sold in this State. ..sn M
II. d. No. 364. An Az e.s.nsp
for an exemption from
mortsaged, real estate = rstt1
the collection of excise - ~
II. d. No. $50. An AsS 4
the duties of assessors NJ, "
S. D. No. 1877. An nt,apt
for a rebate to municipar.
taxes on certain propeljpAG :
BLIN W. rnJ
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Amendment A be adopted. 1t is the
Amendment A be adopted?
Mr.. HOLMES: Mr.. Speaker. may /
ask to have it read once more?
blouse Amendment A read.)
The SPEAKER: Is the House ready
for the question. the question being
the adoption of House Amendment A
as read by the Clerk?
A viva voce vote being taken. the
motion of Mr.. Cummings that House
Amendment A be adopted failed Of
passage.
Thereupon, the bill was passed to
be engrossed.
The SPEAKER: The Chair lays be-
fore the House, bill, an act relating to
taking herring in Sheepscot river, H.
Il. 557. III. u. $50, tabled by Mr.. Lam
son. March l3, pending second read
ing.
Thereupon the bill received it's Sec
ond reading and tomorrow assigned
for it's third reading.
The SPEAKER: Is it the pleasure
Of the House to receive out of order
bills and resolves on their first read
ing winch nave just come from the
printer?
Additional Bills ana Resolves in First
Reading
IT. P. No. 1174: An Act relative to
Provident Loan Company.
II. p. No. 1175: An Act relating TO
the payment OF interest on matured
shares in Loan and Building Associa-
tions.
II. P. No. 117s: An Act to prohibit
ice fishing in Alewive Pond in the
town of kennebunk
II. 2. No. 1179: An Act to regulate
flshing in Howard Pond in Hanover
In the county Of Oxford.
II. p. No. 1880: An Act authorizing
the State of Maine to prosecute a
claim against the Federal Govern
ment.
II. P. No. HIS: Resolve in favor Of
>lContinusd on Page 11-cok d
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CLAIMS

The committee on Claims will give
a public hearing in its rooms at the
State House. in Augusta. on
FRIDAY March q, at 1.30 P. NJ,
on the following:
H. T. No. 523. Resolve In favor of
Ward w. Wescott of Ellsworth. for
partial reimbursement for expendi-
lures in impeachment proceedings
brought against him.
H. P. No. 525. Resolve in favor of
Lincoln County Fair.
H. Z. No. 522. Resolve in favor Of
Harry leighton. Milo. Maine.
II. r. No. 402. Resolve in favor Of
Roy A. Wentzel.
III. p. No 437. Resolve appropriat-
ing money to reimburse the town Of
Kingman for support Of Thomas Robi-
chaud.
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. 734. Resolve in favor OF
Mary A. Stevens.
s. T. No. 215. Communication from
the State auditor relating to certain
deficiencies.
J. HENRY MORSE Sec
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JUDICIARY AND -.

The committee on Jua,.,rIa
Dor will give a pubic
rooms at the State HOUSE X. =
TUESDAY, March a. ""
on the following: Aab
S. D. No. 1875. An IN sir ~
Chapter 23S of the Pgtsnts.
1919, as amended by al rb
the public Laws of lssb y
Workmen's compensatory, NC;
HERBERT f. HUL
II. w. STITHAM, %.
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BANKS AND BANkle|

The committee on Banks II (
ing will give a public .hedffg |
rooms at the State HousA h. u
on ~ ~
THURSDAY, March IL isad
NJ. on the following: s3H II
s. P. No. 394, s. D. No. ~ r
to amend Sec. Z Of Chap I'D
Revised Statutes relating % d
for which corporations NM N
ganized. ....,
to amend Sec. 2 Of ChaD. - u
Revised Statutes, as smnk
Chap. 153 of the Public hauk
relating to the definition 6f hat
S. p. No. 392, s. D.. No. III,
to amend Sec. 26 Of Chap, III
Public Laws of 1923 eIftitled
to revise and consolidate thsh
Laws of this State" ~ y 4
H. p. No. 591, H. D. No. Ill
Act relating to trust compallH
.. S. p. No. 352. s. D. No. a3t y
imposing certain restricflsne}
vestments and loans - ~
|: p" HORACE II. pyLtE1
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EDUCATION

The committee on EduuH.. /.
give a public hearing IN n ~ \
the State House, in Augusts Hs
THURSDAY, March 70, ijx n !,
NJ, on the following:
S. P. No. 462. An Act "a - a
the approval by the commI 4
education of textbooks u,ed O. 3
schools. ~ f-T1
H. P. No. 1854. An A ~ !,
certain statutes relativs q ~ 4
to academies. IL,
H. p. No. 1882. An Aet M i,
the superintendent Of schooIi 4 !.
the union of towns. Fy7
H. P. No. 1881. An Act nhnft.
kindergartens as part of, ths d y
schools. NJ!
S. P. No. 4se. An Act f~uI 4
lection Of life In buildinSs q =
school purposes. ~ '.dJ
H. P. No. 1888. An Act nhu 4
kindergartens as part Of ths a b
CHARLES s. prrRtr
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STATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
STATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
AND STATE REE0RMATORlES

The committee on State School for
Boys, State School for Girls and State
Reformatories will give a public hear
ing in it's rooms at the State House in
Augusta. on
TUESDAY. March "a. 1925, at +.
NJ. on the following:
s. y. No. 467. S. d. No IFS. An Act
relating to the payment of the costs
of transportation of persons to the
state School for Girls. the Maine
School for Feeble Minded the Reform
atorv for Women and the Reformatory
for Men.
MERLE ]. HARTMAN, Sec.
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MILITARY AfEAiRf

The committee on Military J
will give a public hearing ~ ~
at the State House, on i
FRIDAY. March 20, lH &'(
on the following: s, }
H. d. No. 356. An Aet n
to the special allowances q enl
the National Guard. u
II. D. No. 2S4. An Act fhaI
the dissertation Of flags.
ROBERT 'H1E |
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BLUE SKY LAW" ADVERTISE.
MENT

Application having been made to the
Banking Department by the following
named persons to be registered as a
Dealer in Securities under the pro-
elusive. of the Public Laws of 1928,
legal notice Is hereby given and any
person may. within two weeks from
the date of this publication, file oh
lection to the proposed registration,
with the Banking Department..
Name Business Address
Bert Merton Harding, Is Silver Street
Waterville, Maine
FRED T. LAWRENCE,
Bank Commissioners.
Augusta. Maine, March II, 1925.
mchlSd1t
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INDIAN AFFAIRS

The committee on Indian Affairs
will give a public hearing in its rooms
at the State House. in Augusta. on
WEDNESDAY,. March IS, at p. NJ,
on the following:
H T. No. 1924. An Act In relation
to Passamaquoddy and Pcnobscot In
dian Tribe.
GEO. G. BOYNTON, Sec.
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TOWNS

The committee on ~ roone(
a public hearing IN I.s an
State House, In Augusta
THURSDAY, Marcn :"
on the following: At reN.1,
s. r. No. SO. An AZ. A. srs
purposes for which eitis'
may raise money. ~ 10 G{
S. P. No. 2S5. An Ac, c;,reorydS2
town of Jonesport anu
town Of Beals. ,,,rcHElA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-03-18
SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES

The committee on Sea and Shore
Fisheries will give a public hearing
in its room at the State House, in Au-
guSta. on E.
THURSDAY. March 10. 1925. at .
p. NJ, on the following:
Fl. +. No. 1145. An Act relating to
the regulation of smelt fishing.
PERCY G.. SARGENT, Sec.
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PENSIONS

The committee on rens u
give a public hearing " ls N
the state House. In Augus.ss,s VI
WEDNESDAY. March i""
on the following: av ..y
ri. p. No. 1889, II. D. ~ s.ss
Act relating to state pssnnRsT
J. HENRY Mon'N
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LABOR

The committee on Ish,...
public hearing in its ~ rcsM ~
State House. in Aurusta :.
THURSDAY, March IL ~,
NJ, on the following: IVA
S. p. No. 121. Reso,,. I
proposed amendment ID ~
ton Of the United Statss
Congress the power. 10 N~s
and prohibit the labor ~
der eighteen years Of ar n,
ing that the power Of
states is unimpaired thssk
that the operation Of tai" n:
be suspended to the exfsnt ~
to give effect to legisisfim
by the Congress.
S. p. No. 125. Rs,ol, !.
proposed amendment ID. ~ y
tion of the United States ~
the Congress power to linn
and prohibit the labor, a. -,
der eighteen years Of ase
H. D. No. 81. Resolve 4 = !
proposed twentieth amerdms
Constitution Of the UnitsS -.
ing the Child Labor Law, =. ~
II. w. STIiHiE
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MAINE PUaIir,.

The committee on Ly
will give a public he.riss
at the State House m
THURSDAY, March
NJ. on the following:
II. D. No. 355. An A, :.
State of Maine R,,t,Ss ~
Springfield, Massachnsstts
TUESDAY, March al a..
on the following;
H. D. No. 34l. An Az, :.
appropriations for advsss;
les and towns.
HOLLIS ". Srrrr,.
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He
STATE LANDS AMI a..
SeRVkY,eS

The COMMITTEES on ~
Forest Preservation vsH
lie hearing In Room al "a
Augusta, on '"
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