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Evening star., 1925-05-21

substitute for beer was drowned by
the cry of several of his colleagues
who shouted I'VE want beer"'
Evening star., 1925-05-21

In Honolulu, Hawaii, during a re-
cent month, sal automobiles were
purchased.
Evening star., 1925-05-21
ASSEMBLY FAVORS
DRY REFERENDUM
Wisconsin Vets Also Put
Through Amendment Re-
peal Resolution.
By the Associated Press.

MADISON. Wis, May 21.-Enemies
of prohibition won a twofold victory
in the Assembly yesterday, when the
beer referendum and the move to
memorialize Congress for a constitu-
tional convention to consider repeal
Evening star., 1925-05-21
KILLING LAID TO FEUD.
One Dead, One Missing, Two Jailed
at Petersburg, Va.

PETERSBURG, Va, May 81 R.-
Theodore Moring, %, is dead; an un-
named man is being sought by the
police, and two negroes are in Jail
as the result Of a shooting affair early
today, which authorities believe was
the outgrowth Of moonshiners' feud.
The shooting took place at a still in
Dinwiddie County shortly after mid
night.
Evening star., 1925-04-14

the schools studying backward chill
dren.
The non-intellectual child who can
not go beyond the sixth or seventh
grade because of limited mental
processes should be given instruction
in trade SO he may be fit to go into
the world and earn a living, Sister
Cora of ST. Johns Orphanage told the
Vocational training for chill
dren was also advocated by Miss
Dorothy Allen of the Juvenile Pro.
tective Association.
Urges More Fairgrounds.
A playground within walking dis
tance of every child is the aim of
the playground department of the
District, Mrs. Susie Root Rhodes
of Fairgrounds, told the
council. She hoped playground
would be established in every school
yard and asked that the schoolyards
be kept open during the Summer,
with provision for supervision of play.
Fairgrounds and athletic fields should
be placed near every new school, Mrs.
Rhodes said.
Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter of the Dis
trict Parent Teacher Association de-
clared it is time to stop yeaing and
naying on this matter of school play
grounds and time to get to work"
She added that 1--WE are tired of be-
ing put Off" and urged not more
but more adequate pro-
vision for supervision of the present
The increased salary scale for teach
ers with a retirement provision was
declared by Walter S. Ufford of the
Associated Charities to be one of the
great needs of the school system,
The following were elected to the
executive committee for three years:
Mrs. Whitman Cross, Newbold Moves,
w. S. Ufford. Arthur c. Moses and
Andrew H. Phelps; for two years,
Nine. 1gnacio Calderon, and for one
year. Mrs. Elliott Goodwin.
Evening star., 1925-04-14
CLAIMS S23,1OO IN SUIT.
Frank K. Heindrich Charges Bank
Account Wrongfully Attached.

Because they attached his bank ac-
count, amounting to $11 500, and the
writ of garnishment was quashed by
the court, Frank X. Heindrich yester-
day sued Louis Jacobs, Mike Jacobs
and the American Surety Co, surety
on the Jacobs bond, for $23,l0O dam
ages. He charges the writ was wrong
fully sued out and he has been in
jured in his good name and reputa-
ton. Attorneys Walter M. Bastian
and Harry S. Barger appear for the
plaintiff.
Evening star., 1925-04-14

reparations payment under the Dawes
plan, is among Berlin residents sit
ting for Augustus John, the English
portrait painter, who is on a visit
to Lord DAbernon, the British am
Evening star., 1925-04-14

bassador. Mrs. Gilbert was formerly
Louise Todd of Louisville, KY Mr..
John has completed portraits of For
eign Minister Stresemann and several
other prominent German officials.
Evening star., 1925-04-14

the fashionable resorts in England by
men as well as women. The shoes are
bound with brown kid, and dealers say
they will be most popular because they
are so delightfully."- cool and comfortable
Evening star., 1925-04-14
Straw Shoes to Be Style.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
LONDON, March 27.-Panama straw
shoes are to be worn this Summer at
Evening star., 1925-04-14
Ordered to Fort Myer.

Capt. Wallace C. Steiger, 9Th Cav
airy, at Fort Oglethorpe, Ga, has
been transferred to the Sd Cavelry, at
Fort MYer Va
Evening star., 1925-04-14
Mrs. Gilbert Sits for Painter.

BERLIN, April 11.-Mrs. Seymour
Parker Gilbert, young wife of the
American agent general in charge of
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-18

Cordova headquarters, was notified by telegram yesterday of the size of the fire. He sent word back to MT. Brady that accompanied by Lee C.. Pratt, deputy forest inspector and Erland M. Jacobson, ranger they had chartered the power boat Sham rock at Cordova, leaving immediate ly for Seward. They are due to ar rive early this afternoon.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-18
LOST-Girl's ring, oval shaped ivory centered surrounded by small mug gets. Return Gateway, reward. tf
TRAIN SCHEDULE
 CHANGE SUNDAY

According to the local office of the Alaska Railroad, Sundays train out of Seward will depart at 12:30 D. m. instead of 730 a. m The train from Anchorage will arrive in Seward at 2:15 D. m. instead of 6:45 p. m. the usual hour. The Monday train for the interior will depart from Sew ard at the regular time, 7:30 a. m
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-18
DELLWOOD BALL TEAM CLAIMS BALL GAME;
 RIGHT FORFEITURE

The fast team of ball tossers from the cableship Dellwood claim last evenings scheduled game of ball with the local giants, by forfeit. The sailors had their entire crew on the diamond but the Seward aggrega- tion, with the exception of Gage, failed to show up. A number of fans travelled out to the park to see the game, regardless of the light rain which was falling and which soon cleared away. The Dellwood outfit framed a couple of teams and had a good workout at that.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-18

J. T. Dorman and sister, residents of the State of Pennsylvania, are pas sengers on board the steamer Yu- kon which will arrive in Seward to- morrow morning from the South. They are going into the Mckinley National Park to make an extended trip.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-18

The dance at Odd Fellows hall last evening, given specially on ac- count of the crew of the cableship Dellwood, was a particularly enjoy able affair. A large crowd attended and a fine time was had.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-18

w. P. Mealy, who has been as signed to special duty by the Alas
 ka Railroad management, is making
 survey of all the railroad supplies from one end of the road to the oth. CT. MT. Mealy has been in Seward for the last two days.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-18

Mrs. o. A. Johansen, wife of Capt. Johansen of the steamer Starr, return ed to Seward Thursday evening from a brief outing at Mile 20.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-07-18
WRITE HomE-wRTE HoME-wRITE HoME-wRiTE AoME-wRITE
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

FOR SALE-Ford Bug Auto, light,
 classy, and speedy.-Ogles Gar
 age. If
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

MAPLE ST, c4-furnishsi rooms wItH ..'ruri'lte, all cony enlenHss. SS for enc sS for fNe other. j. HushRs
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
BUSINESS SERVICE
Household Articles

RARy CAERIAGE and sss sto,e . Tor sare l79 stanley S'.
 DINING, ROOM EET-hu0ct 'shlo snd B rhairs tn roo'l ,"nii''o0. Nln soil heap si Gladdl"E St
 D0URI1t RED lor sale vltb srrre ard r7'tlNe-. Tel IH"-". UOYLl.S ,FlEST ANNINi.US}l;i- Every thing td our storA Is re,laoed during this sale We hays bsdIcum, living rocm ani dNmg toam sutee se low as S9S Our ur.t veal has tcsn a pro- rourced sus sess as a result of our policy Always tho best at lowest nrlces." rorls FugaHu:o g1., 5ea Main E. LLECTNlC-laruuu cleaner. rruauel, etc. $l oo s da% 10 rent. l.. E, An drew. iol ArcL st. Fn""e l'25. READ TIE HERALD CLASSIFIED
 ADS FOR RESULTS
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
Ra.1Ea
6SI3

RAuIOS-S and tuNe, tuhes. Iltterles and speaker, S30 if taken thls week Newton, &7l Main st. constlu ti7n. e2Teri le- pairing, all types cf sets hult. lr. stalled, \. K. Fvau-hennn- lf.rUs ' "rrra'or q Main st matched ccndsnssrs, Head quarters for Browning brake sgts. Ld- Eerly's Rad,u Service Station. EensinE. ton. Phone 697-s
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

tET oNn menS nrefeFred. FNS N-R CENTRALLY LOCATEp--fQrrishe Tesrn gentleman preferred. Boz ii,wH, Her
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

TWO FURNISHED RooNs-fcT NSst h"psHNesnirC, All ranvenieuees Phors Tls-7 sS Grove Hill.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

EAST INp--rraotloal'v rew, three family lH room house, all Improvements Can No bought at rre-wRr price RHhiuov- E7s"hNo", Real Estate Co, S0S Main St HlNr,o 'Sln
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

bUIIk USED IAF IEFI1 Have the following late model ears on hand, correctly priced and !n fine condition, 1923 Master sir coach, 1928 Standard slx touring. 1924 Master six touring, 1923 pass. sedan,
 FoRps 1928 a.deor sedan, lsat Coupe. 1923 Touring.
 CAPITOL BUICK co, iss ARCH STREET
 PHONE 2so7.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
Houses for Sale

Bt lNIpElIE-6 room cottage modern, NreTl4'e, steam heat, garage, etc. In. Qpire \. Hsr'snu. lf3 Main St. TN. ISIT
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

TNn FRONT FNOMS-for light house- kssrins Inquire Mrs ( Atred Carl ron. Elm St, cor. Mata s. Tel. fsiT
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
TO RENT NOT urgrrNIr APARTMENT T% TUT CITY 0\fY r1rrY WARDS FROM UIGH sgUNnL

APARTMENTS OF FIVE ANr SIX 1;orMS. EVERY ROOM IS EiN- POSED rn SrESliINB AND FER TrrT LIGHT. ROOMS ARE suFFLIEp WITH MODERN LlGHTlNG SYSTEM, aHApFs. S"REENs. FTr. FATHEo0N CONTAINS UF-r0- rATE rll'MRI,yG FINTTREz SLOWER RATN TILE FLpoP. TIT
 KlrruE~ 1s SUPPLIED WITH EoT WtTEE SYSTEM ROLLING IE"\lNt EQAEp, AEp ICE BON 'rrNNFrTlN% STEAM HEAT, IANlTNF SERVICE, PRIVATE GABAGEs, VERY RIA -eN ABLE RENT rrAp1 THE FIrTrTNTH NF Af-'1-Sr.
 4rT1v
 N ~ EEIkNEIAN
 is E0' EZNElI AVE.
 rH0ET 2sll.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and reuo,,on,.

"Pur'IIIVUts anU TcnCmenls eH SMITH ST, l5o-two tenemeDiS cS
 rooms lll Improvements, steam heat
 Inquire End floor, " "e'''
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

'Nl F"N ST, -2 family house. IS room. all improvements, car garage. heated l'Hts Jones, Asenry. F Court st. FENns l4l.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

LAWN MOWERs-sha rrsned and tePa,, oo, ed, Phone sOlo.i. K H. N''coA' Hart St.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

BTrIrI'IAL tnAM soCtErY 51 W. MAI" sI. rrT. AsAlNGrN> ST ROOM lN4 PHONE 1-3.4-5. Crer 2 to E.'" Satnr1a.s to |. licensed hr the 9.a'e and Bn7aed to ths
 Fuhn".
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and reucments

apartments ana lenementS 6p BE1pE% ST 6l-i room I1qc,ron7- all improvements et 6' BeIden s' EELDEN ST, i0i-i rooms- a0 mo9srn improvements, Inquire J. Gull 112 Bel. den St,
 BRONSON ET S-5 rooms all ir1proV mtnts. rent go. Inquire 2nd floor. .cHEaDNrT ST, @7--6 roons an nlcs ana clean, all tmro' ements, tGo monthly. CHESTNUT ST, cl7-Parl;er Block, s room tenement, all Improvements, heat furnished. Wtl he ready August 1st. Inquire Frank Main ti9 Main st. c">%ECTIc1T AVE. 27--naw house, 5 looms, all modern Inquire Ind floor. CON%ORTUN ST, 25--t room tenement. all modern impro' ements. Apply list floor.
 COTTAGE summer well equipped, all couVenl"nces, for remainder Of the eea- Fon, Myrtle Reach. Phone %. DEWEY ST, H-5 room apartment ell modern. lNquIrN lst floor. pWIGHT ST. 25--6 room tenement, Ind floor, modern improvements, rent req soma hle. Cal at R, Y, Jones. J3 Myrtle @r., or phonc 2S5.
 EAST S1'a fi5--one tour and oNa five room tenement, all 'nrl o'ements. In Gure on ricn'sos. Tel ?E33 FAlGVILW ST, lSG--tcnomont to rent. all InrGor"Iu.nts, Near Chestnut St. FIVE ROoM&-furnishod tI9t 10 iont for mos, from O.t. to Aprn, Reliable con- pe Eotor"n'ca required. Write, Her ad, Box 3I-M,
 TAFNEN 2T, To5 room opartmeNt, mcden mrro' cments. impure End 'I'Hr' GEEENWO np ST. IiG-5 room tenement, rn Improvements. lnQure 2rd floor, GREENW0On ST. lG9-5 rooms nil i'm rro'ements fitst toor. lnGuire .nd floor.
 lIF\EI ST 19-i room tenement 10 rent, Arplv. End floor.
 NGEFFOEn COUNT APAETMENTS- rooms, "toam loat, hot water, clertli" refrigeration, tile bathroom, shower baths. etc. Most moderu apartments In the city, For further information call Frcd Earkline Park St. cor. Biselow ST, Phone th7t, LAFAYETTE ST. t3--5 loons, all modern iul,rut rruruts, suitable tor rcoming h'so- rn'l f' Rr"nd st, - lllNrOLN ST. I@9--S rooms, downstairs private entrance aud freWlare. Inquire 1@i Lnron St, ", r, Crahtree. llNN pll' NI., ,t t--o Fooln tenement lp unt, now housn, rhouo 1t'i or 2o33, HAYWOOD ST. "$H--rcr, Arch St,, rooms &ld floor all improvements, new house. W. II. Mrtoalt", lst floor, lINWOun ST. 7T-S rooWs, all modern Improvements. Phone @''2. MAIN ST, 31l-1 room heated apartment. Apply Henry Morans %f5 Main s'. MAIN ST, COT ELM d room apart mont, steam hra' hot water and ianitor service. See Cchu about 1t or phone "t"5
 MNN ST. room apartment, all lm- pro<cmsuts stcau heat Apply to Strk- nr,, lbs Na"s'i St. Phonr +4S-4. MArLj. TT, 1tn-6 rooms all Improve. m"ur7. Inquire End floor, Phone l5S-1t. MlTcUELL ST, a V rooms aIl lmpro' o. wouts. 5rd floor rent ST. Phone lll"-tH.
 Nu;TjI ST, e40-cI0-5 and room apart mcnte to rent with all moderu ronveu- tru.rs. S"o c"n about it Phon" "i25, NORTH MNIN ST, GlS-5 room apart u,ot. s'eam t"at modern improvements NppDv ! NcrtowttZ. G?S No, Main St, Phone c?"s.
 .PEoSPECT ST 4S : roon,s, all improvo- u."u,q. inGur" ls' floor PhNn" S3'5. Snl m MAIN ANO ELLIS sTS.-7 room r,u,u.ut all "0dern improvements. ral 9o,-3 Or i4f5.
 so N-FFITT ST. 24- | roows 2rd flnor mo}eu iupo' pU'ou'a, luQuir@ first 0aar or T". Not-"
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

sAPrte
  Sercea Neen Columns Under Heading Building
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

NICTROLA-nu household ts complete without one See our stock Priccs range from Ss6 to $500 c. L. Pierce. & Co.,. 246 nain St. NIr1 1R0LA-s slightly used. can be bought cheap f taken at onre. Inquire l52 Man st- after D. m. Max Rhein- holdt
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
AUTOMOTlVE
Autos and Trucks for Salt

cVERLANp-tourlns car, driven less than 100 miles. Cost $500. will sell for $500 Inquire H, P. Jones, 123 Clark s'
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

EE00TNI;-Hnve your work done now Mattresses, box springs, cushions tte2 renovated and remade equal to new ano
 return came day. New hedd'nE made 10 orde. uphosterlns. Hdwls C"y sse' dins Co. 60 Fremont st. Phone -4Sl-t,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

MONTY ID T.cAk-Thrd and second murtsaEet schultI & costsIlo. 242 Map stTtst.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
MERCHANDISE
Watches, Diamonds, Jeweiry

Watches, Diamonds, Jewehy CT 0lAMONDs-reset while you wait and in your oTn presence at I. Resnick'A $40 Main St. opp. Commercial St. WATCHEs-get up-to-date Waltham, Bl. gin or Hamilton; good allowance made on your old watch. Hlmbarg Ss Horn. 392 Main St., 10 R, R. Arcade. SILVERWARE-and jewelry. Visit our new stors opposite East Main St. B. Georges. tS6 Main St,
 Wantd-Articles To Buy 6s 4. E0nINSKY-pays the highest rrlces Tor magazines. papers, tags and fmnt- ture. 5i Talco't s. Phone S507-l3 BEFORE YOU sELL-your furniture or stove, 1t will pay you to call Peter Jacobs. Tel. lgSS. PA P. Main et. TURNlTuRE-ot all klnd4 bought; Nigh est prices paid. Cal at once. Felgen. baum 2eldes, Ills Belden St. Tel. 6i5-5.
 Ju%k-ot all Kinds bought. Best prices raid. Call Feigsphaum & Gsldes. Tel b5b-s or 1855. 63 Willow St.. or llS Bslien st.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
ROOFING:
BUSINESS SERVICE
Repairing and Piano Tuning

PIANOS AND PLAYERS tuned and re.
 paired All work guaranteed. Walter E. KoVel. l27 Greenwood St. Tel. SSS-S.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

VILLAIN RApIo-and au'omopIls bat, terieE All makes recharsed and repair sd. Simmons Storage Battery Co.,, 53l Arch St
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

GROVE HILL, S3-lsrse front room, rIcs- lv Furnished, sll cnny snieueeE Board tt desired Phone Tls-s,
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

ST, W-turnishtd TccrTs Sy
 MnsE z haN
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

LAkE COURT, lN-e nicely furnished rrcms for er gentlemen, all con- NsnienceS, Phoas .n1s.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

FRONT PEDROOM-s suitable for l or '
 gentlemen. Cor, of Lake & High sts.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

MISS NJ sTEINHAUS-private instruction in collegiate. fox trot and waltz dancing. studio United Bldg. Room 2ll Phone 50i2-4.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

MAIN ST, ii-nicely furnished front rooms suitable for or gentlemen, continuous hot water yenr round, jani. tnr srFNice
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For Sale

rAlRviEW sT-thres tenement 6cS.s. Apply to Aaron panlslsou & Co. iu
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

WHkA tiEs it rlUpAC, try our Instant seryios. TireE Batter1eI, Gasoline, We Fe' you there and back. o'HsilL 30 Washington St. Phone 800.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

LlNNooD ST on the hill very fine new fhmil" house, Your money will rrev
 here Inquire A. Carlson, IsS Main s.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

EAST MAIN ST. YurnIsHs1 front
 room, suitable for \ rouple. Mrs, psnr.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14

WASHING FOLISHlHc, sIMoN11INCi Storage dag. week CT ni,a'h. Central Auto Laundry Co.,
 :35 Main st,
 Phone l4a0.
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms For Rent

BASSETT sT,-PIeassnt' fuTnisSsd rcen. Nurse or business woman who wants ta Ert own rleals preferred RnN N.R
New Britain herald., 1925-08-14
CREDIT FOR ALI,

IFFIIT ION ATTI Wa extend t0 c'erv one the sama holpful credit seSlre han&s g big business.
 Ip TO $500 TO SEKELFEra lfriendiv-hmmau-~falr, ERsv ro- rH' mont plan. Nonsp Tn "I hour:. only lawful interest
 Call Write or rhcUc,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-30

lieve that such measure will sta
biiiZe values"
A letter was read from Harry NJ.
Blake of Augusta saying that he was
opposed to the coming bill and that
seven out of ten people in Portland
are opposed to it.
When Chairman Hinckley called
for the opposition, Edgar +. Rounds
rose and said that although he was
in favor of some kind of coming
measure, he was opposed to the pres
ent bill as too drastic and too full of
holes.
Norman L. Bassett Of Augusta,
representing the New Ems ana Tele-
phone and Telegraph Com any, Of
fered an amendment to tie bill to
provide for exemption in case of
buildings used or to be used by pub
lie utility corporations. if the Public
Utilities Commission shall decide. af-
ter hearing, that such exemption is
for the convenience OF the public.
At the close of the hearing Chair
man Hinckley appointed the three
Portland members of the committee.
Representatives Cakes. Nihols and
Hale, a sub committee to work out
with Corporation Counsel Wilbur a
draft of new bill.
1t was agreed, however, that no
report be made by the committee I'M
til decision has been received from
the Supreme Court as to the consti-
tutionality of the coming measure.
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Game Wardens Meet
Continued from Page One)

ton. the association voted to offer a
cup for the best rifle marksmen
among the Wardens. the cup to be
competed for at the summer meet Of
the Maine Sportsmen's Fish and
Game Association and to become the
property of the man who wins it
three times. 1t is specified that COM
mon magazine hunting rifles only
are to be used in the competition.
Inc next sportsmens meet Is to
ne held July ], :. 3 at Tallwood Inn,
Maranacook. and the cup will be Of
tered for the first time then.
The question of prohibiting the
shooting Of deer entirely in the
southern counties. or in some Of
thom, met with favor with the ward
ems. but they felt that a close time
on deer would not be Of much avail
unless some restrictions were placed
on dogs.
Conserving Trout Supply
AS means of conserving the trout
supply. particularly in the brooks
and streams, these measures were
suggested by various wardens: |,
Close every stream to trout fishing
after July l: 2. Allow trout fishing in
streams on Tuesday, Thursday and
saturday only of each week. 8. Pro-
hlbit all ice fishing for game fish.
All the suggestions offered were
placed in the hands of the associa-
tons legislative committee. to be put
oe1ore the Legislature for considera-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-30
Brewster Principal
Speaker at ''BoOst
Maine" Meeting Feb. 4

At public meeting of the Maine
Development Association to be held
on Wednesday. Feb. 4. at the State
House, Governor Ralph O. Brewst er
Will be the principal speaker.
An executive session of the asso-
citation will be held at z. NJ. in the
Council Chamber for the purpose Of
electing four vice presidents and to
transact any further business that
may come before the members.
AT 100 P. NJ. members of the Leg
islature and the public will assemble
in the House of Representatives
where there will be general dis
sion of the publicity program which
Will include an illustrated lecture
with colored slides pertaining to
Lafayette National Park. by Herbert
w. Bleason of Boston, an authority
on national parks.
Preceding the lecture and the
showing of the slides, short addresses
will be given by Governor Ralph o,
Brewster, Arthur G. Staples, editor
of the Lewiston Journal Rep. John
w. Leland of Sangerville. Commits
sioner of Agriculture Frank =. WASH
burn. Judge Benjamin +. Cleaves,
secretary of the Associated Indus
tries of Maine.
HtHdtof fIdIh IL. I1Oiley or SOM
erset. chairman of the committee on
Maine Publicity. will be invited to
preside.
This get-together is being held I'M
der the direction of the officers of the
Maine Development Association and
with the tremendous interest that is
being manifested in Maine publicity
1t is anticipated that there will be a
large attendance at the meeting In
the evening and the lecture.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-30
Texas Senate
Opposes Measures
For Federal Aid to
The Several States

Speaker Gardiner Of the 5ouse OF
Representatives Thursday morning
received from w. v. Howerton, sec
rotary of the Senate of the State of
Texas, a copy Of resolution pass
ed by the legislature Of Texas con-
demning Federal aid to states. This
resolution is being sent to the leg
islatures of all states. The resolu-
ton is:
Whereas, in times past the people
of this state and of this nation be-
lieved that the several states ana
communities were able to provide
ways and means Of taking care OF
their own local problems. and such
problems were solved in view of the
needs and ability of each commu-
nifty; and.
Whereas. by this method. we es-