davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-09-15
w restauracji p. n. 712 JEFF

ferson ul. poWodowany zazdrosciq
80 lctni w. Young 2 jackson,
Mich. dWukrotnic strzclil i lckko
rani4 pracujQcQ tamzc swq zone,
25 lctnia Irene. kt6ra opuScila go
byla, ponicWal doWiedzia,a sic, IL
Young za&lubi} ia, ME uzyskaw-
sly rozwodu Cd zyjaccj dis pierw
szcj zony. Lckko rama 2bic"Ea
do kuchni, potcm do piwnicy pod
jadalnia, a W miedzycZasic Young
strzeli} do siebic dwukrotnie, Ia
MAC sic nicbozpiecZnic.
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park6w Jermain. w niedZiele 13
biezacego miesiaca komitet i rad
nj miasta obejrza probationary
a ma plac zabawy bardzo odpo-
wiedni grunt parafji sw. Jadwigi
przy Dexter ul., a komisarz Jer-
main zaznaczyI, re skoro obywa-
tele zezwola ma sprzedaz bondow
ma potrzeby parkow, mozemy bye
pewni uzyskania nowego placu "a
baw dla naszej dzatwy w Czwar-
tel Wardzie. Wypada tn rowniez
nadmienic, re radca Urbanski Cd
kilku tygodni bez krzyku w sail
posiedzeh rady bez rozgiosu W
dziennikach czynii zabiegi "a
kupno powiedzianego wyzej grun-
tn parafjalnego W centrum dziel-
niey korzyscia j poaytkiem dla
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O D E z W 4 :
Do Wszystkich Towarzyst7v> Estzaieja
cych Przy Polskich Parafjach
w n,iescie Cleveland.

Nn:ejszen, ,rnarny zaszczyt zaqrooic wszystl1,a
polsEo towarzyst7va, snicjace poczczegonych para
fjach wszystle polskokatoc<e organizacje, ma
jace s;edziby mesce Cleveland, azeby raczyy
wzaSc udzial niczwyke uroczystosci wyaiesieio
szeco Ksiedza Proboszcza KoncuItora w. J. Crzechovg
skego do godno5c; Praata Don,owego Jego S'vaso5H4
wo5ci Ojca sYietego Piusa xl.
Uroczys:osc ia podniosia odbedzie SIC " nicdz2o@
Ie dnia 27-go wrze6na b. godzine 1880 ra2o,
korcj ,.roczysta Msze Sv5ete o7yej novo godno5c
odprayvi Ma jprzcwiele5n:ejszy E3i2dz Prai2t.
Ma te wszcch niar dsa wszy2tI<soa ws72,
niafa podniosIa uroczysc5c, jaknaupyz>oiej zo2r2:
szamy.
Z 3-acu-kcr1,
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-09-15
Adwokat Stanisfaw 4. Grzczil

Adwokat Stanis{aw 4. Grzczin
ski "pieAnym Stasicm" zwany,
stracii zlotq wolnoSc, gdy w ko-
&cielc Narodzenia Panskicgo sta
nah ma slubnym kobiercu, dozgo1-
ma n1ilo.c i wiernosc malzenskQ q
zaprzysiqgf pannie Julii, Floren-
tynie Bussdieker. Slubu uIzielil
miejscowy proboszcz Wiel. ks. J.
Urbanski, druIbowaf Oh. 3. J.
Dalkowski, druzka byla siostra
pana mlodego panna hOza GREE
sinska, ma organach prZygryWata
jedna Z Si6str, niegdys nauczyc.el
ka pana mlodego w parafjalnej
szkole sw. Jadwigi. Ma miodoWyc}
miesiacach panstwo m}odzi ba-
will kr6tko skutkiem tego, zc
ogrom piracy kancelaryjnej i So.
dowei naglif pana m}odego dc
powrotu. w us1anem gniaZdku
mafzenskiem panstwo mlodzi spe'
dzaja reszte miodowych miesle,
cy Nadobnej parze ma novel TEL
drodze zycia MECH Bog blogos1a'
wi.
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BIEDNf KONSUMENT. )

Strajk kopaniach WegIa Sprawl, zc kopanic
zamknieo ma neogranczony Il CORA $4,000 g0r
nikoW zostato skazanych prZymusoWy odpoczynck
tax wakacje bez 'pejdy" Kika dni lub tygodn
a DO domoW Wiclu wczasujacych zawita niedostatek
Jedyna dis nadzejq dla srakuiacych jest przypusz
czenie re zanim ostatni wagon naddatkoWcgo Wegla
pusci reon kopalnany, pracodaWcy uirzq sic zuszen
wznoWic rokowania doprowadzic do ugody, strajk
zegnac prace Wznowic przySpieszonem tepem tenbaE
dzcj, re lato sic ku kohcoW jcSeh kr6tka progt
a po tel d1uga mrozna Zima.
Ale tymczasem strajk, uparto5C stron obu nic uste
puJe, obie strOny jak zWykle podoDnych Wypadkach
wzajcmnc obwniaQ sic o to sic salo pare tygod-
nj sarkac sic bedq brak Wega do pedzcnia tabry
Wkradajacy sic do dom6w robonik6W niedostatek.
Juz dis Lewis inlieniu g0rnik0W pracodaW
WyWoIanie strajku przez odmowe porozumienia sic
zasadzc spraWiediWoSc zgodnic dzisiesZeni po-
rzebam zycia Zas prac0daWcy staraa sic occprzec ten
zarzut tWierdzencm re Wa$nie g0rncy staNi nicn1oz
live do WykOnania Warunk przygotOwaniem do neunik-
nionego tym wypadku strajku, bye wstepcm
do WyWoania p0znej strajk6W WsZystklch przed-
sieborstwach Wiekszych krau. Jesiby oe strony We
rzyty W g4oszonc przez sebe Wzaemne obWnienia OBJ
WaroWatyby sic murem, aki ngdy przysz}oSci ME DO
puScby do pOrozumenia ugody dziS poWaani0nych.
jednak pracOdaWcy zar0Wno jak g6ncy Wie5c straj
ku przyjel razinniesza krlya, niby konecznosc zy
cia ak gdyby wsp0nymi g1Osy najlepszej SODA har
monj ZaWieszenie robot uchWali. OczyWl5cie gGTbT
plerWs poznali re O ugodze Ostatnml ME mOzc bye
moWy mig obejrzeby sic "a noWem rekani do piracy;
ostani, czy unijn 6rniCy Wdzac nemozllWO53 po-
wrotu piracy dotychczasowych varunkach, ogl2ca
10y sig zA lnie1ll @aJFSie"' Wv ASC NI'"l" " "F
9oihlko": INA lczle ioo|lly uo "S|-S "i''l:
ti@.oo""'S 'io"t@NA"s '1F' ~ p ~ ~ 1s
Jest uzlo Juz Wygol oN"lle, x,E: ho1loo 'S o
VIA pfaclc orozeJ ZaSOapla "Fslel nyn opa10i, A"
'e' pou' U ol' t, llo:S ~ t1 I 80, t ~
re s"e' S'rony le'i"ii "ASH'e po s;l''"
" " ' .; 49, .< t,, ,,o,,, ,,s,1o,>o,h
ku dIa swcj kieszeni podnieSc i'm zarobki.
il|eoiF'"eso Io 'EN' J -: Is
nl'''n "9sl' o .. 'o ~ ~ f 9+
hlezoohy" zape" nlo naiooo"i op' -
" 'S ~ ~ W W ;I,,-s4;, -, ,,o1o1 80 ,,,o1,,o
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-09-15
Naezka ma drocIze
Cao Wazg2egO
ocskrycia.

Dlaczego kurcze lube.dziecko&s5s
snie szybko poczqtfu, pozniej CO.
raz wolniei, az W koncu pr1estaje
rose zupcinic? Jak ono vie, kiedy
przetaG rose?
Co powstrzyruje dalszy wzrost
rogi, lub 2alcn, gdy palec lub no.
"a dosz}a juz do odpowiednicj wicl-
ko5ci d}ugosci? Czasami, CO praw-
da, zdarza sig, ze wzrost ten niema
Cd powiedniej Inia-y wowczas ME
szcze$liwy osobnik zdobywa re
kord'' swej wysokosci O takim
powiadaja ludzie, ae Pan Bog zgubi}
miarc ra niego. Nicraz tez widzi-
my, jaIz nickt6rzy yvlokq "a SODA
olbrzynie i niezgrabne stopy, albo
innych, ktoryrn ogcomne nosy "a
sEaniaja widok. Ale wyjatki tie tyIko
potwierdza;a regu}e.
Ale w zyviazku ze wzrostem orga-
niznow natrafiamy ma inne jeszc2e
tajemnice, ME mnicj wazne. Gdy
osobnik dojrzal juz zupeinie pod
wzgledem fizycznym kom6yki cia-
Ia straci}y mlodziencza ochote G.
nergje do Dozrastania sic ustalily
sic zupe}nie i uspokoi}y, wowczas
E2ozc wyEonic sic sytuacja potcze-
ba, ktora obudzi je pchnie do no.
wego zycia rozrastania sic. Tax
naprzyE:'ad rama Z pokalcczenia, hub
oparzenia noze nadniszczyc kosc:
albo znaczna czes6 muskufu. SASHA
duj2ce kor6rki, kt6re nieraz przez
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WIADOMOSCl Z
TOLEDO, o.

Policja poszukuje 13 letniego
Stefana Wojciechowskiego p. n.
GAO Bronson ul., kt6ry pred trze-
ma tygodniami w powrotnej dro-
DIE automobilem Detroit wy
skoczy1 maszyny W Adrian i
Znikf bez WieSci.
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Jaks bezwstydny rozpustn;k O.

"biotnfca cukicrk6w zWabiY 5 let
MIA dzicwczynke z. Woodruff
III. i dopu:cii sic nicj Eryminal
ncgo WystqpIu. Dzccko Wa14sajQ-
&c 81" znalcziono ma Canton ul.,
opowiedzialo rodzicom przygode Z
podanicm rysopiSu napastnika, po
czcm zcn1ila1o. Policja czynna.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-09-15

Pod osksrzcaiem czynien;a nie<
przystojnych propozycji zatrudnio5
nej " SVEN micszkaniu p. n. ; Eu,
glcwood Court 10 letniej dziew-
czynie, po!icj3 aresztowa}e denty-
ste F. Smitha. Aresztowany zapie-
ra sic zarzucanej mu why.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-09-15

zzeteg lat zyly sobic W spokoju, "a
czynaja wowczas magic rose roz-
mna.ac sic to tax szyblo, jak W
okrc>ie n.Iodo5ci. Po kilku dniach
mona juz zauwazyc znaczny po-
step w zabliznicniu sic rany. Py-
tanie rowniez, dlaczego pewnc, zu-
peinie spokojne komorki, bez lad
nej widocznej przyczyny Podniety,
magic popadaja W jakis obied i'm
perjalistyczny rozwijaja sic W
raka!
Do zjawisk tych tax jeste$my
przyzwyczajeni, il uwazamy je "a
'naturulne" ME widzimy potrzeby
wyja5nienia ich zrozumicnia. Do
niedawna mkt rzcczywiscie ME nog1
GoG wyjasnicaia. obscnie co praw
da ME zdobyliSmy jes2cze tel VIE
dzy, ale przynajnniej weszl5my ma
drog9, ktora prawclopodobnic do
?"owadzi do odkrycid tych tajem-
mic. Oto nova mctode badan do
sw;aiczcn naukowych wynalazl DIR.
Alexis Carr>l, czlonell instytutu
EMcdycznego RocEefellera. Mctoda
"a ob:eeuje rzueit snop 5wiat3a na
to~e, Evyicj postawioe pytania. Oto
pdaEo n2u sig utrzy,noc przy zyciu
pre- G!ugi okros czasu komorki
Fwyjete zc kr'Yi. lub Z ciata, trzy-
8rnone W oo2owicdnicA pr6bowkach,
~ Atoryoh ro>n2 i rozmnazajq sig i
Fnad lst6rcmi do"oln.e doSwiadczc-
mia mogq bye Przcprowadzane. T.
ti*rzymane W normalnej temperatu-
Tze Cd powicdnio odzywianc przy
: pono1y serum ze l;~wi soku Z
kkanck cmbryonalnych, zyjq one j
Fozmna@a'q sig ;ak " cielc a nawet
ilcpiej, a.bowicm ME unieraja ze
staro$ci i zyG nosa zawsze. Rozpo-
t&qi on sztu@.,ne hodowan;e rnalcA-
kiej czastec.Ei t!:onki serca ME
kwy,agIe 20 jcazcze lurczecia, diva
aa5cie lat tcmu, kom6rki owe do
| Wchczas icszcze zyjq i rozmn~4aja
sse, znaczEie d}uzej, anizeli zylo
EaNo kurcze, gdyby sic by!o wyIeg-
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Radca Czwartej Wardy, oby-
watel NJ. w. Urbanski zdoial "a
interesowac kolegow potrzeba pla-
Gu zabawy dla ,dzieci W dzielnicy
polskiej uzyskae ich przychyl-
nose poparcie dla sprawy. Spra-
we tie podziela r6wniea komisarz,
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- Ale owe tkanki ME moga zyc i
rozwijac sic, gdy sa od3ywianc tyI-
10 sanlcm serum. Proteira, koniecz
ma Ola Mich, I.usi bye przycotova-
IA dIa nich przcz inne czynniki.
przyczyniajace sig do wzrostu,
ktcrc dr.. CarrcI n~zy1va "trApho-
nos, czyh zywicielami. Przygoto-
,tywane So one prze4 biaie caika
! Erwi przez pewne wydzieiny CRU
czolow iIoSc ich zmni"jsza sic w
miare starzenia sic organiznu. Po-
"a tenn serum zawiera w sobie pew
na substancje, ktora d1;aia zupclnic
odwrotnic. Powstrzymuje ona roz-
ra&tanic Sc komorek W ten sposob
ME dopuszcza do wzrostu. Hose O.
wei substencji We krwi, przeciwdzia
Faj2cej wzrostowi, zwieksza sic "
miare starzenia sic organizmu, z
poczqtku szybciej, a p6zniej VOL
nicj.
OdErycie to umo2Ewia poznanie
wieku zwierzecia przcz obserwowa-
nic skutEow, jake wywiera serum
&c Erwi owego zw.erzecia na komor-
Ii, Aodowanc przez DIR. A. Garcia
W pcobowkach. TAX naprzyklad,
czcrpiacc zywnosc ze serum, przy-
gotowanego kurczecia szcscioty-
godniowego, zyja 46 dni. komorki,
Istore zywi}y sic serum kury trzy-
miesiqcznej, zyiy 80 dni. kom6r-
ki. ktore zywiIy sic serum kurv
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- SWAT caly ma iuI wyro5:"-
ma opinje co do togo, zr narod
niemiecki jest politycznic n"j~
mniei wyrobionym i dazy ,iaN
stado owiec "a gio*pr inSoiroWa-
nej przez politykow niemieckich
prasy. Politycy zn0W ze swej stro
ny jakby zaslepieni pedza narod
niemiecki w przepasc noWych ka-
tastrof. TEN to mo:na objasnit,
ae. dzisiai narod nienliecki nigdzie
niena przyjacioi, przeciwnie ma
wet spotyka sic wszedlie q ME-
dowierzaniem tlprzedzenien i
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Ma goracym uczynku wiamania
sic do skfadu Peoples Clothing
Co. p. n. Summit ul. kradziezy
ubrania z okna wystawowego przy-
trzymano Romano Zawodnego, Be
ma 'Andersona Czeslawa Brzozo-
wicza. Przytrzymano ich W chwili,
gdy po wybiciu okna wystawowego
zabierali garnitury ubran.
Me bedac W moznosci pokryc
Wydatkow utrzymania wlasnego
zarzadu, wioska sharplea przez
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yr~ ~Y-T ~
tASg....' T. Z I .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-18
Announce Rangeley
District WardenS

The appointments OF chlef forest
fire wardens. deputy fire wardens
and watchmen for the Rangeley DIS
trict were announced Friday by Neil
l.. Violette, State forest commission
err.
They are as follows:
Chief Wardens: c. c. Murphy,
Rangeley; Frank c. King. Oquossoc;
S. F. Peaslee, Upton.
Deputy Wardens: Clarence west
Wilson's Mills: George r. Leonard
Andover; Charles Huntoon, William
Tibbetts, John r. Pillsbury, }. Lewis
York, Rangeley; John Delaney, Ber-
lin, N. H.: w. c. Dickey. Herman
Blackwell, Charles f. Niles, Dallas
Plantation; Harry Z. Lancaster, j
A. Mooney, Wentworth Location, n
H.; William l.. Myers. BeElis; Per
ley Flynt, Bethel: A. B. Smith, Ma
drid; Fred Cakes, Sandy River; Il.
H. Corey, Grants; Ed Cushman,
Oquossoc; Leon c. Mcintyre, Upper
Dam.
Watchmen: W. H. Averill, Gardi-
ner; Arthur Long, Hallowell; Calvin
T. Fox, Wilson's Mills; Lewis +.
Blake, South Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-18
RARE ANIMALS
Gagged FOR Third
ny" DIPPYDROME

When the "Y" Dippydrome un-
folds it's big top at the Y. NJ. c. A,
for the two performances of April
30th and May LIST, it will reveal the
most wierd and outlandish aggrega-
ton of wild and ferocious beasts that
has ever been seen outside of p. 7.
Barnum's original circus.
Earnum, in the most brilliant of his
geological triumphs, was never able
to bring into captivity Il wild Whit
fenpoof or a hairy houfgou. Until
William l.. Macdonald took charge
of the Hippydrome's menagerie,
these animals were virtually I'M
known to the common public. Only
the esoteric of the Smithsonian In
stitute We're familiar with the spec
les.
Strange as 1t may seem the habi-
tat of the whiffenpouf is within
close proximity of Augusta. In an
early Sunday morning expedition
made recently to one of the nearby
lakes in search for specimens of
the paleiZoic period strange mani
festations were noted in the center
of the particular body Of water
to which Mr.. Macdonald was pro-
Jecting his studies. A boat was
procured and a hurried trip made to
the center of the lake where n large
hole was bored to the depth of many
thousand feet. When the auger was
Withdrawn q strange and heretofore
unclassited specimen appeared at
the surface OF the water which so
amused Mr.. Macdonald that he
broke into unreStrained and hilarious
laughter. (AIr. Macdonald vouches
for this himself)
Strange to relate, the whiffen-
pouf also broke into laughter which
became so hilarious that it became
convulsed with hiccoughs causing
such an extended hiatus in respira-
ton that it sucCumbed on the spot.
Quick as a flash, Mr.. Macdonald
rescued the specimen with q dipnet
which he CHANGED to have in the
boat
The whiffenpouf will positively be
shown at the "Y" Dippydrome in
life size and in characteristic poses.
Even its raucous vacalizations will
be reproduced.
A chance to inspect the whiffen-
pouf will alone be worth the small
price of admission which is to be
charged. Many other unusual ami
mails viii be on exhibition which will
assist in producing an evening of
mirth. Don't fail to see
the Nickery Vibrating Mare, the
Gannett Gnu. the Edwards EIongat-
ed Giraffe, and the Cony High Edu-
Gated WizzZ!e.--Ady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-18
S134,83O To Maine
Is Apporti0nment For
N. G. ArmOry Drills

The Secretary Of War has ap.
portioned for Maine for armory drill
pay S135,S30.42, according to an
nouncement made today by James
w. Hanson, the acknowledgement
This means that Maine National
Guard organizations will be author
lied and paid for one drill each week
during the present quarter ending
June 30th regardless Of the NUMBER
Of drills already held by the organl-
cation, providing the total number
does not exceed 60 for the entire
year.
The recent emergency appropria-
ton passed by Congress to take care
of National Guard drill pay between
Jan. / and June 80. was based on
total of 48 drills per year. HAD not
a further apportionment been mace
by the Secretary OF war IT wouio
have meant a curtailment OF armory
drills between now and summer
camp time, as it has been the custom
of organization commanders to speed
I'D drills as camp time drew near.
The following telegram relating to
the above was received by the adju-
tant-general from the chief of the
Militia Bureau.
1.-THE Secretary of War has ap-
rortioned for Maine $134,s3O.42 ar
mory drill pay for fiscal year 1925,
under following conditions: No COM
mitments for armory drill will be
made by Maine Of any sum which
together with payments or other
commitments already made will ex-
coed this appropriation; no rolls
will be presented for the payment Of
drills in excess Of one any week
during the remainder Of the current
fiscal year: no unit will be paid for
more than so drills during the cur
rent fiscal year. These supercede
all previous instructions regarding
apportionment of this fund and limi-
tations of armory drills"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-18
New Corporations

The certificates of the following
new corporations We're approved on
Friday at the office of the attorney
general:
Central Maine Gamers, Inc, a COR
poration located at Dexter. organ
lied April for the purpose of can
ming, packing, storing and transport
ing all kinds of vegetables, fruits,
meats and other food products. Cap
ital stock $4,000. all common stock;
par value of share. 500; three
shares subscribed; nothing paid in.
President and treasurer, Walter b.
Gould, Dexter; clerk, George F..
Eaton. Bangor.
L. p. Carver Company of Haw-
land, organized April 116 to deal in
merchandise and real estate. Capital
stock $4,000, all common stock; par
value Of a share 500; three shares
subscribed, nothing paid in. Presi-
dent, Leon p. Carver; treasurer. An
gelin p. Carver, of Rowland; clerk,
Chester A. Ring of Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-18
COUNTY
PROBATE CO u RT
FOR WEEK APRIL IS

The following business was trans
of April 10, 1925.
Wills proved, approved and al
lowed: of Melvina c. Jordan late
of Litchfield, Adams Morse of Mon
mouth, executor; of Dira E. Grover
late Of Gardiner, Frank w. Grover
of Gardiner, executor; of Willie s.
Perkins late of Oakland, Ruby p.
Clark of Oakland, eXecutriX; of AL
fred Veilleux late of Winslow, Anne
Marie VeilleuX of WinSlow, eXecu-
trix; of Noah A. Clough late of Mt.
Vernon, Nellie E. Clough of Mt. YER
ron, eXecutrix; of Nathan L. Niles
late of Hallowell, Lila NJ. Niles of
Hallowell, eXecutriX; of Robert NJ.
Wollison late of Wayne. Theodore
w. Ellis and Robert W. Ellis both OF
Springfield, Mass, and the Farmers
Loan & Trust Co, of New York. n.
Y, executors and Norman l.. Bassett
of Augusta agent; of Lyman NJ. Lin
nell late of Gardiner, Frederick W..
Dyer of Portland, executor.
Administrations Srantcd:--O the
estate of Hannah L. Reeves late of
Chelsea, Robert A. Cony of Angus
ia, administrator; of the estate of
ner, Arthur w. Pettigrove of Gardi-
ner, administrator; of the estate of
Alice Il. Littlefield late of Mt. Yer
non, Herbert +. Shaw of Mt. Yer
non, administrator; of the estate of
Susan +. Healey late of Mt. Yer
ron, Joseph w. Allen of Mt. Vernon,
administrator: of the estate of Ma
hum Roberts, late of Monmouth, Jen-
ME G.. Magnusson of Portland, ad-
ministratrix.
Guardians approximately Clar-
ence G.. Penney, minor of Oakland,
Edna l.. Dusty of Oakland. guardian.
Accounts allowed: First account
of Stephen j. Hegarty guardian OF
Ellen A. Roney of Augusta; first and
final account of Herbert f. Foster,
executor of the will. of Cyrus G..
Wood, late of Winthrop; first and
| final account of Helen S. Meader,
cXecutrix of the will of Edward G..
Meader, late of Waterville; first and
| final account of Arthur j. Crafty,
guardian of Cora Evelyn Foye, min
or; distribution account of Frank +.
! Murphy. administrator of the estate
of Costas Naum Karnaris late of
Augusta; final account of Walter l..
Reid. administrator with will an
neXed of the estate of Reuel j.
I Noycs late of Los Angeles, Cal: first
/ and final account of Charles S. S.
Buchanan, administrator of the es-
tate of Annie L. Bucknam late of
/ Hallowell.
Inventories fled:-In the estates
Of AlonZzo z. Trask late of Augusta:
Nellie A. Brown late of Waterville;
| Margaret NJ. Erskine late of Pitts
| ton; Freeman w. Jordan late of
Litchfleld.
/ Papers filed for Notice:-Petition
for distribution of the estate of Sam
uel S. Basford late of Gardiner; Pc
tition for administration of the es-
tate of David A. Kerr late of Oak
land; petition for license to sell real
estate of Burt n. WEIGH, ward of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-18
AUGUSTA OPERA HOUSE

"Welcome Stranger" is equally as
entertaining as the stage play. and
that is saying little. The picture
has story, which is a well construct
ed plot, it has humor and is superb
ly we'll acted. Florence Vidor and
Dore Davidson play the leading roles.
but they support is equally as strong
and popular as the two leading stars.
The other feature is 'The Trif1ers,"
with Mae Busch, Elliott Dexter and
others. 1t is gorgeously produced in
luxurious settings. colorful and holds
the truths of life. The Riddle
Rider closes the program shown
continuously today from until 1890
Il. NJ.
Next Tuesday Charlie Chaplin and
Marie Dressler in TITLES Punctured
Romance and that great newspaper
thrilling story, with Eva Novak and
William Fairbanks, entitled THE
Fatal Mistake" will show continue
ously from . until 1890 =. NJ. Also
Rex Beach Scenic. This program
has been booked for one day only,
Tuesday. April 21.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-18
Printers Devils
Carefully Picked

Indianapolis, April ICY A. P)
-Haphazard selection of printers
devils, youths who are to become APP
prentice printers, is to be superseded
by a scientific method of determining
who shall take up the trade. accord
ing to James M. Lynch, president of
the International Typographical I'm
ion.
Intelligence and psychiatric tests
will be employed to determine candi-
dates fitness to take up the bust
ness, Mr.. Lynch said. Educational
requirements will not be severe, but
the tests have been designed 10 de-
tern,ir:e the applicants capacity for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-18
Nominations By
The Governor

Governor Ralph Q. Brewster Frl-
day announced the following APP
pointments:
George C. Grant of Saco as recor-
der of the Municipal court at Saco.
Harry L. Cram of Portland, as
commissioner for promotion of uni
formity of legislation in U. S.
Fred w. B. Martin of Portland as
coroner, Cumberland county.
L. c. Haycock, of Cherryfleld, as
trial justice.
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Loan and Building
Company Books Here
Are Being Examined

The State Banking department is
now engaged in the work of verify
ing pass books Of the loan and build
ing associations located in Augusta,
Hallowell. Gardiner and Waterville
The provisions of Section us, Chap
ter l44 of the Public Laws Of 1928.
provides that this verification of pass
books shall be made once in every
three years, and in addition to the
regular annual examination of all
state banking institutions.
The bank commissioner has issued
a call notifying all shareholders of
the Augusta Loan & Building asso-
ciatfon, Hallowell Loan G. Building
association. Gardiner Loan &, Build
ing association, and Waterville Loan
d building association to either pre-
sent their pass books at once or