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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-14
GUARANTEE CLUE

Quarante club will meet with Mrs.
C. II. Morton, SAC Z. 55th St, Tues.
day, March II, Dinner at o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
REAL ESTATE BOARD
Members Attend second Days scs-
 sinn nt Stammrd.

Stamford, May 2l,-lAf)--l I'c second days session of the oonven- ton of the Connecticut association of rcnl estate boards opened hcrc ,his morning with an address py Herbert L. Nelson Of Chicago secre- tary of the national association ol real estate boards. He discussed real estate eduCation.
 Frank II. Taylor, East Orange N' l.. spoke on real estate appraisal Frederick II. Cone of New York city discussed real estate advertisement and Leonard Fachncr Of New 1orll city the closing speaker of the morning session discussed real eS- tate mortgages,
 Tni noon the delegates were guests of the Greenwich real estate board at luncheon given at the jn- dian Harbor Yacht club. A sight seeing tour followed. Tho conven- ton Is 10 close late this afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
WEtF-Ncw York-i92

( ?. nl.-Dinner music. I D. m.-Mld-Ueck services. 7.3O D. m.-Lewts Zeidler, tenor. 40 ?. m.-Lecture course o' "Epi-
 sodes Of American History" Topic;
 "Domtni0n Over Palms and Pine"
 Last Of a series. 5 D. In.-"Cushlnan' Seronaders." S:3Q ?. Touring, Visiting Points
 O. Historic Interest and Scenic
 Beauty"
 g D. n.-Radio Artists, 10 D. m.-The SilycrtoYn orchestra Ii to l2 ?, r.-Vjncent Lopez orch.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
MNSC-NcU YOrk--506

$50 ?, m.-"Market High Spots" ?, n1,--Talk. 7:t5 ?. m.-"Big League Baseball" talk. 7:995 D. m.-Base eDaIl results, 1:3Q D. nr.-Police alarms. 7:35 ?. m.-"The Municipal Bridges
 Mayor Hyian. 7.5O p. m.-John Morehoad, bari
 ,one. s ?. m.-"Timely Topics" S:r5 p, m.-John Morehead, bari
 tone. 8:30 ?. m.-"The Port Authority" talk. 2:45 ?. m.-sy,via Miller. soprano. z ?. m.-The Municipal Instrument
 ta Trio. 9;3Q ?. m.-Constanun Economies
 mandolin. s.45 ?. m.-The Norwalk quartet. 1o:S0 ?. m.-Police alarms, weather
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
MHN-NcW York k--S6t

: 2. m.-SllreC Slipper Ec}ue. I:0O D. m.-Hc4 tl talk, 7:S5 p. m,--Lu'u Wryant, composer. -;50 ?. m.-1'rancos klo,2, pianist. S ?. n.-Oak,and's Chateau ShaHjey. A:SO ?. m.-EfNs West. soprano. 6:f5 ?. rn.-Pcrgola Brothers, banjo
 ani plano,
 z ?. m.-Rosa Tosalr. prima donna. ?:l5 D. m.-Jack Smith. baritone. @:S0 ?. m.-Palisadcs Park orchestra Ig ?. m.-NaudeN.e headiiners. lu:G0 D. m.-C}arence Williams Trio. | D, m.-standing by for DN fans. ic 10 l.:S0 q. rr,-Paroiy club.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

tertainment purposes, there Is no longer any need for the signing off" "Pleaso stand by is another phrase that is no longer used in the Crosley studio. A special microphone is used in tho WLW studio to tell the artist when to "prepare" and when 10 "broadcasl" and through the use of the solo and ensemble studios, 1t permits a continuous program with out interruption and making it nec- cssary 10 ask tho radio audience 10 please stand by" while. the studio IS being arranged for the next mum bcr, as is the case where only one studio is available in q broadcasting station.
 
 frhof'a all fnr to11V th1ukSi
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
MRZ--Snringilcld--33a

? p. m,-Glee club of the McAlIster
 School Of Weston. I45 p. m.--Educational course. , D. m,--Florence Shortsleeyc Fay
 yiounist; Myrtle l. Ashe, pianist;
 l'abiola D, Richardson, soprano. 4:45 D, m.-Syriau half hour, Io:So ?. m.--Markct report 40;4O p. m.-- Bringing the World 10
 America"
 lu:50 b. uh--Baseba'l rrsu.'s .n.1j D. m.-Tim~ signals, weather.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
HELD TOR THEFT

Stamford, May 2l,-fAP)-- stcphcn Rorsky of New London. ar rested here early yesterday on charge of theft was taken to New London this morning by Sergeant Murphy of that city, Murphy hal q warrant for tho arrest Of Borsky of s15O from his stopmothor. John Mason Of Bridgeport, arrested with Eorsky, will he returned to the Con- recticut school for boys at Merid"n this afternoon. He has been on parole from there.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

x ?. m.-unc'o Geebce. $50 D. m.-Eose Tree orcNostra. 1:I0 ?, m.-%What the World Is b.
 ing" go D. 71.- Songs. 5:3o ?. m.-Canornja Camo,e-s. 6;30 ?. m.-OIror Sayler, Il oo,-
 light and LamDig''t' ? ?. m.-Strauo anl LanbTecht
 Guitar puos. e:30 p m,-procr2m from P.ccadi'ly
 'ncaler,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
WIp-PhiIadclphia-509

s 9. m.-Weatker corecas, sos p. m.-BenJ Franklin concert
 orchestra. 2 3. n.-Unclc Wip's TO. cal. 5 D. n.-"Inumate Information Con
 ccrn.ng Socia Dancing p 2.15 ?. m.--Al1ha Male quarrel 2 D. m.-Tho Burlington K. o. z, en-
 tertainorS. Il D. m.-Bent. Franklin dance orch.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

Tda young married couple en- tered the furniture store.
 Young Husband (bashcu.lyl-"We want to look at a bedroom suite for our new home"
 Salesman -"ToS, sir. Do you want twin bedse'
 Young Wita fb.usHing r-"H Heavens no, Just small crsdls"-London Tif- Bits.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

been brought against Herman Nicholson of Meriden as result of tho crash at Pratt's corner Sat urday night when an automobile rammed a tree and injured three occupants of the machine. Louis Carter seeks sS,O0O Floyd NJ, Suites, S2.00O; and Daniel Cummings. Sl.5oO. The papers are returnable in the superior court of New Haven county the first Tuesday of June.
 The Lewis high school track team will participate in the county Y. M C. A. meet in South Manchester on Saturday.
 The freshman class will have charge of the assembly at the Lewis high school tomorrow morning.
 Southlngton Star Of Golden lodge, No. 10. Shepherds of Bethlehem, will meet in the Ped Mems hall to- morrow evening, At this meeting very pleasing entertainment is be- ing planned and the radio set will be awarded The set will furnish mart of the entertainment for the evening. Dancing will follow. On Saturday evening union meeting of the lodge located in the cities of Hartford, New Britain Meriden. Middletown, Waterbury and southington will meet in New Britain. At this meeting the su- nremc commander of the order will nttcnd with several other supreme officers. All local members "ho wish to attend can make arrange men,s at the moctin tomorrow even ing. when plans will be made to at tend.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
KDKi-Pittsburgh--30a

6 ?, m.-- Baseball scores, $ D. m.--Basebal scores. g D. m.-Progrlm arranged by the
 National S'ockman and Farmer
 studio. 9:30 D, Stochman reports, g:4S D. m -Teaberry Time, lo:55 ?. m.-rime signals. Weather.
 Baseball scores. l1.3o D, nl.--Concert From the Pitts
 burgh ros' studio
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
WGY-<chcncctady-3so

6:3' ?, m.--Dinncr program by
 Hotel Ten Eyck orchestra. 7.G0 D. ln.-~"A Few Moments With New Books' 7:5o p. m.-Frogram ny WGY orch.
 American Trio and Josephine
 Taaycr, soprano, s ?. rn.--A.ldrcss, S:Go ?, m.-Mendc'ssoaa Musical
 club. 1I;50 ? n',-Organ recital
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
WRC-Washinston-4ss

9,i5 ?. m.-Children's hour. '. m.-Sidney Sedenman's orch S:50 ?. m,--U. s. Marine band, Io ?. m.-Wur'itzer Musicale. 10:@h '. m.-Talk.
 1l:l5 ?. m.-Hotel Msyfowcr orch
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
ANNAl-linsim-2SN

D. m.-Boy Scout haf hour $50 ?. m.-WNAC Itnaer lance, 1:35 ?. m.--Ta'E. 2 ?. m.-Organ rnc!'au 9 D. m.-Program py }oter2ns Of
 Foreign Wars. r'.Go ?. m.-Morey Pearl and orch.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
WFEi-Boston-iT6

s.au ?. u.--Mg Brother club -.!6 D. m.-llaIr hour Q. hoSpitaAty. ..45 p. u.-AIa Tanner. soprano. , D. lu.-r~om New York-Mus!ca 3 ,:Su ?. m.-F7om N.w Yorh-Musl-
 ca'r,
 a D. w.-EadIo Artists !" ?, m.-S.lHlwown orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

WPG-AUantIc IItN-GHV 6:S0 p. m.-"Billy" Recap, dean of sports critics, 6;46 D. m.--Organ recital 2 D. m,-Kntckcrbocker dinner music. s p. m.-Hotel Morton Trio. n. m.-Tai Cedar's band Of York, Pa. lu D. m.-Traymore dance orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
M-FPH-NPW Y0rk-2TS

$ 5. rn.-Scottish Choral society. $50 D. ms. 6, s. tueaters. 2 ?. m.-Pelham Heath Inn orc.l. 7:So ?. m.-WooImansten Inn orch. 1i'SQ ?, m.-Club Kentucky.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
KYW--ChiCago-536

5 9. r.-Dinner music. S.30 ?. m.--To be announced, g p. m.-"Twenty Minutes ot Good
 Reading"
 a:c0 D. m.--Mozart quartet. 10:15 ?. m.-"Boys' Week" program. l0:30 ?. m,-Farm program. Il ?. nl.-"Evenirg at Home io ?. m.-"Holiywood Lines
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
kGO--slal,land=&6t

Io:45 ?. m.-Stook reports ard re0s. I2 m.iaigNt-"The Wrc0. comeiy
 by EGO Players.
 . 10 , q. r.-Henry H1 .s'@a4 s orch.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

10 ?. m.- Market reports. 10:I5 D. m.-BedtimA story.
 I0:5o D. m.-Fort Garry Trio. Va Tiety program.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

?, m.-Hawaiian quintet,e. S:I0 ?. m.-NocaI selections. SEQ ?. m-Inrernationa' S111aT
 school lesson for May "4, $40 ?. m.-Toca. selections $50 D. m.-Hawaiian Qujntcttc.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
WLW-Cincinnati-i@3

s:50 ?. m.-Bascball scores. 10 ?. n7.-Chorus of 30 female voices II ?, m.-Qrchestra. i2 ?. m.--Popuar program, organ
 and piano.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
WGN-Chicago-S1o

7:5o ?. m.-Dinner music.
 9:S0 ?. m.--A dip in the classics, 11:S0 '. m.--Drake dance time.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
WGST-Atlanta-9I0
UNtC-NIcmnI,i.-t99

2 D. n7,-YocaI recital. some Phases
 of Brownings Poetry .' Talk.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

9:50 ?. m.-Happy Hoosiar Harmon
 lsts. Int. Sunday school lesson
 Welfare talk. IQ;50 p. m.--Specia. program.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
kCW-Portland. Oro.-t9t

l. utdn.ght-pr-g gorta1 concert
 orchestra. . q. m.-MUtnoma0 hc-e' program.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

3 ?. m.-Solool (. '.e Air Book talk. TaU-No-a-~'ory Lady. Nlsic 1:45 q. m.-Nlga' 7v Es 2j'r -Nrc. dance O~Ch-s'ras
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
MSR-Atlanta-loS

n 2. m.-Whcat Street Woman'8 quartet, coioro1 singers, IH:45 D. m.-"Dr. Sheldon a' the console
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

3:2@ 2. m.--San4man's Visit. 2 70 ii ?. n.-Same as WEAF. a. m.-Lolts TorHor's orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
VOICES N THE AIR
THURSDAY.
WTIC--IIartfor,l--s4S.G

s.45 ?, m,--Bascball scores, ?. m,--Dinner music, Emu Hc!m-
 berger's Hotel Bond Trio.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

9:36 7. m.-Science talk. 10:3o r. m.-Go. lsmith's Dept Store
 program.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
kENT-shcnandoeh-26O

9:3o ?. m.-Rain5ow SerenadeTs. 1I;51 ?. m.-C.assicai concert,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
KEkX-Hastinee-
MnAT-kansa. ,lt1-aRs

It.30 ?, m,-Kearney S.atc Norn.
 sChoo. pr1gr.-7
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
kTHs-IIot Springs-3i5
MRAP=Enrt MOrth=iI6

l0.41 ?, m,-Neyer Davis orch. 1l:I0 ?. u1.-Organ rectal.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
MCNI-Pittshurgh-462

6:Go D. m.--Winiam Penn hotel
 music, 7.3Q p. m-unc,e Kaybee, Q 10 Il ?. m.-Samc as WEAF.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

: ?. m.-Goldkette's ensemble. s ?. m,-Nayor Of Detroit, 9:5Q p. m,- Music.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

An art exhibit is now 10 be seen at the Lewis high school having been secured by Joseph WisoItier state supervisor Of art cduca'ion through the American Federation Of Arts, The pictures, most of which are colorcd, are large and suitable for use in decorating school rooms, They will he on exhibition until next "Wednesday.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
SOUTHINGTON NEWS

Although only ten borough elect ors constitute quorum at a bor- ough meeting, it was necessary to go out on the streets and secure men to make up even this small number at rhe borough meeting held in the town hall last evening, Warden Dr, A. J. Cutting then called the meeting 10 order with II. II. Mcrrcu as clerk, and the appropria- tions for the borough departments for the coming year were passed, The following were authori2cd: Highway, s5,5Q0; street sprlnkllng, $l.oO0; new work. s2,0oQ; street lighting, $5,5Uo; police, S2,o0o; fire alarm. $500; sewer maintenance, $5.5oo, collection Of taxes. S0o; offices, $LgOo; election, $lo0; in tcrcst and insurance, s6,o00; miscol- laneous, SLOOQ; sinking fund, Sl,200; Fordson tractor and grader , Calroady purchased, S,490; total, S547?o.
 The estimated income from inc various sources is as follows; Town and highways, $2,o0Q; corporation tax, $1.o12.iG; fire alarm rental $l2O; licenses. $500; sewer permits
 S2oo: total, $3,G32,4j. This lnayes SELLS to be raised by public taxa
 ton.
 The board was authorized 10 bor'
 row money for general purposes
 inc money so borrowed to be paiG
 from the tax levied. The board Wal
 also authorized 10 transfer any un
 expended money 10 dopartmen
 having a deficiency at the end 0
 the tlscal year.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
MTAS-E.lg'in-302

2 ?. n7.-Regular studio features i- cluding WTAS orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
CNRC-C aIgary-i30
Just a Cradle.

10 ?. m.-Belt5ne story.
 II 9. m.-StuIio and dance program
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
WJNR-ProyidcDcc--3O6
MGBs-Ncw York-3I6

{ D, Musical program ! 70 Ii ?. m.-Same as WEAI.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

Funeral services for Mrs, Mar gerry r. smith Of Flanders road were held from her late residence at 2 o'clock this afternoon, the service being conducted by Rev, C. W. Hall, pastor Of the Grace NJ, F. church. Intcrment vas in Oak Hill cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
WOC-Da1cnDOrt-4S4

a.3t ?. m.-CoH.eT7
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
NF.NR-Cle,cland-3s9
NMJ-Dctrmt-35S

?, 77.-Same as WEAF. 10 ?. m.-Crysfal Slipper orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

Rev. II, Mackensen O. Rochester, x. Y, has accepted call 10 become pastor of the First Evangelistic Lutheran church here and will take over his charge ths week. Mfr. Mackensen is a graduate of Martin Luther seminary, Buffalo, N. T., and has been in the ministry for about o5 years. having heen travelling sec rc,ary of the Lutheran Orient Mis- sionary society for the past six years, He IS married and has one daugh- ter and one son.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

Three suits totallIng sC.5Qo have
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
WOR-NeWark--40j
MRBR-Staten Island-272

5.l5 p. m.-Tom Cooper's orch.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

The Lewis high school baseball team took a close thriller from Windsor Hligh school in that town yesterday afternoon, nosiug home an s. winner. Nelson, Walsh, Mill Ter, and Powers starred for the Lewis high lads, while Pclton and Jush- keiyich provided the fireworks for the losers.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

CNRN-Winnipog-3sI

t .5o ?. m. La Cat"''rla' progra'
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
NSII-Cinclnnati-32G
WHAC-TDuiSNillp-1O0

5 to ii ?. m.-same as WEAF.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
NCX-Dctroit-51s

: ?. u.--Dinnor music.
 5 D, n.-Same as WEAF.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

NTAM-IleN Cland--3Sa |. 7,.-S,at,er concert orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
wITT--philadelphia-spb
wpC-AtIantic City-2se

7,So p. m,--Dream Daddy
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

Mir, Burgess also told of two Is lands near Sidney Nova Scotia. where there are many species of wild .trIs. He read a letter from the ramo warden in that locality, telling Of these birds and of how q light keeper has been appointed d deputy warden 10 take care of them. The warden stated that he had requested a salary Of $lV0 for the additional work, hu, had not secured u Mir. H1~geSs asked for contributions 10 make uQ he slo0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-26
as business caller in town Tues

was business caller in town Tues
day.
Mrs. Abbie Eastman and daughter.
Mrs. Marion Merryfield and Mrs.
Eliza Gray have returned from Au-
gusta where they attended the Gov
ernor's reception and ball Tuesday
evening.-Mrs. I. G. Ames returned
Monday from Portland where she
passed the week -end.-The Execu-
tive Committee will serve a Town
meeting dinner in the G. A. +. hall
instead of the Opera House dining
room as formerly reported. Castle
coffee, the best on the market, as
you know, will be served, given by
Narncy and Smart to the Woman's
Relief Corps, as has been their Gus
tom for many yearS.-Nlr. and Mrs.
E. Il. Williamson have gone to Los
Angeles, Calf, for a couple of
months stay.-George Litchfield of
Augusta was a business caller in
town Wednesday.-The marriage in
tentions of Austin Gilley of Benton
and Miss Dorothy Reed Of this town
are on file in the town clerks office.
Mrs. Fife Murray, who has been
caring for her father. who has been
i'll returned to her home in Newport.
Wednesday.-Mrs. r. B. Moore of
Clinton was shopping in town We'd
nesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-26

on good cows and heifers, but had
| there been any of better quality go
6 1-2c would have been received.
intermediate grades sold at Tues
days level. No fancy cattle were Of
fered from the n. f. states. The
calf market showed no further recess
sion from Tuesdays market. The
, average run of the yard sold at 10
1-2@11 1-2c, with extra higher and
| inferior calves at S@9c. The hog
market was strong with arrivals
light and prices firm. The average
price for choice lots was 12c with eX-
tras 12.10c.
The mich COW trade was active
with prices holding within the pre-
vious range of IS % s165. A second
this week Of which there were 27S
head, of which & interstate and five
Massachusetts COWS were tagged as
reactors. The agitation of last week
had quieted down and the market
movement was normal. Meetings
have been held and shippers to this
market now have the advantage of
knowing where they stand with a
fuller knowledge of the authority
ruling at the Brighton yards, which
is a quaran'ined yard.
fcALE'o-f. simon SOlQ IL COWS
15,4S0 lbs at SIC. cows $500 lbs at
) lac, 6 cows 6450 lbs at SIC, COWS
1900 lbs at 3 lac, "a calves 1000 lbs
at SC. s hogs 2220 lbs at Zee, and 10
milch cows at Sl00@$125. Otis II.
Forbush sold l choice bull at sc, bull
at 3-4c, COW at 3-4c. COW at &c
and 81, l COW at SIC and 81 off, ! COW
at Sc. 3 reactor COWS at 1-4c and 81
nj q I'd I q
&c and 81, hogs at 12.10c. j. Co.
hen sold s cows at $l00@$1 i. Q.
Thompson sold so calves at 10c and 1G
mixers at S50MS125. Robert Connors
sold so cows at S100M$15O. j. w.
Brooks sold sc calves at Gc-9c and is
mixers at S60@sl00.
l.. f. Gage sold 1 COW at sc. and
| | COW at > Lie: 10 calves at DC and
Z mich cows at $50 q 500. G. ).
! Lowell sold 10 calves av 10 lbs at
lie; SO drinker calves av $50 lbs at
&c; 5 sheep. 800 lbs at &c; :; hogs av
! 1SJ lbs at 1ac: % mich cows at $aU
| OSLO. j. \. Higgins sold calves Al
| SC; l fancy cow at $40: l COW at
| $110, and : cows at $50 each. A. c.
| Warner and Sons sold 10 COWS al
80 "a 500. r. d. Keenan, sold ~
cows at 3 lac and SO mich cows at
| $40 q S135. +. M. Dana sold mich
cows at $50 q 500. r. p. Pickett sold
IS calves at lie, and 20 mich cows
at $50 @ 1925. f. +. Cummings sod
80 calves at DC and % mixers n:
$500 S125. A. +. Putnam sold 3 COWS
| at 1-2c; 20 calves at scale: :
hogs at 12c: II mich cows at 500 e
$1CU.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-26
PHI DELTA THETA
HOLDS BANQUET

The 10th annual banquet of the
PM Delta Theta fraternity OF Colby
was held last evening at the Elm
wood Hotel and most interesting
program was carried out. DIR. John
e. Towne, a graduate of Colby in
100 presided IS toastmaster. Other
alumni present We're Charles j..
Nigue. John L. Chcate and James II.
Morse.
The welcome to the visitors was
Given by Ralph L. Jeahive, 81 OF
Lawrence, Mass, and to Frank
Steisier, rs of Marhasset, y. Y, re-
~sponded. Edwin r. Bates of Wa
terville gave a reading and musical
solos were furnished by Jack Ricci
Kenneth Z. Cobb. During the ever
Ing business was rendered by the
Phi Delta.
The incoming members are Law.
renee Roy. ~ of Waterville; George
=. Beahardt of Lawrence, Mass.
A. Frank Steigier of Manhasset. n
y: Douglas c. Grearson of Calais
John i. McCroary of Adams
Mass: Jack j. Ricci of Meriden
Conn; Edmund l. Fiedles of Adams
Mass. and Charles T.. Moore of Wa
terNills. all of the class of 1923.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-26
New Invention
Saves Lives

Chicago. Illinois-Frank CASTOR OF
this city has invented an amazing
preparation which renders automo-
bile Windshields clear in any weather
no matter how severe. One appli-
cation lasts twenty-four hours. On
January 10th, car came around the
corner through driven sleet, almost
colliding with a sedan. The driver
had applied Anti-Mist to his wind
shield, or he declares he never would
have seen the on-coming car in time
to save himself! This same mar
Velous Anti-Mist guarantees clear
vision through show windows, eye
glasses, etc. Mr.. CASTOR wants
agents, and on receipt of 35c to help
cover handling costs will send q
trial sample and full particulars as
to how anyone can earn $4,000 to
$4,000 weekly. Write him today at
Dept. 500, POI L, Ontario ST.. Chicago,
Ill.-Adv,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-26

French language was particularly
we'll patronized last year and was all
SO considerably increased. Half of
the people of Waterville are foreign
born and large majority Of them
speak and read in the French lam
guage so that the Importance of this
branch Of the library is easily real
lied.
in reporting what is in every way
the most successful year in the his
tory of the library, the board again
takes occasion to congratulate the
city on the service rendered by its
remarkably efficient library staff.
The librarian. Miss Jennie Smith,
and her associate, Miss Mary Tobey,
give not only excellent professional
attention to all who come to the IL
brary. but invaluable guidance in
reference work, and also in the more
general courses of reading and in
vestigation. Their service every year
wins a wider recognition for its eX-
ceptional quality. The ianitor, Mr.
Burns. has been very painstaking and
helpful In the discharge of his du-
lies"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-26
Broadcast Listeners
Hold Regular Meet

The regular meeting of the Water
Vile Broadcast Listeners Associat ton
will he held at 80 O'Clock this eve
ming in the city council rooms in. City
hall.
NaterVille radio fans will notice
that definite progress has been made
in the work of eliminating interfer-
ence due to power leak which has
been troubling listeners in This vcin-
ity for long time. At least one
source of interference is known to
have been eliminated,
All set owners will assist greatly if
they will bring in reports Of any
trouble during the last two weeks.
As far rs can be aScertainCd, officers
Of the association are not cognizant
of any trouble during the last two
weeks.
A report Of an important directors
meeting held on February Is is to be
made tonight. Members are asked to
bring in their membership cards. One
member is reported to have brought
40 people into the association already.
A series Of lectures will begin to-
night delivered by we'll known engi-
ncers The first three are as follows:
"\Vave Lengths ard How Tuning Is
Accomplished" by Harold Burgess, en-
gineer OF the Central Maine Power
Co; "Antenna Systems and Advan-
tases Of Different Type" by Harold
NJ Clann, radio engineer: Ground
systems and Lightning Protecton'
bv Leon Brown. instructor at the Jun
ior High school and radio and automo-
bile mechanic.
These lectures are given by men Of
known standing in radio work ana
the members expect to be greatly BEN
Gifted by their talks. They Will ne
delivered in everyday language with
very few technical terms. An open dlS.
cussion will follows the lectures ana
members are asked 10 bring pipe ana
tobacco and enjoy the smoke-ta lk'
Radio fans who have reached can
rornia. South America, Europe ana
Australia are asked to come to the
meeting and give their Oh impress
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