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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Ella and Ben Schubert to o. r. De-
Saline. September 10. 1925. deed to lot
90, block IS, Los Angeles Heights; $500.
Ben Adler and James B. Bernheim,
independent executors OF estate Of A.
Adler, deceased, to Mrs. Sarah Adler,
Morris Adler and Mrs. Ida Sefrep, sep
TENDER Is, 1925. deed to an undivided
one-half interest to Mrs Adler and one
fourth each to Morris Adler and Mrs.
Ida Sefren, in lot /, block Q, new city
block 500; lot ! and south half OF lot 3,
and the west part of lot 2, block z, Le-
Comtes division, Freisleben survey, farm
Tract 2s94, block 55. Live Oak county
and lot 1851, block 81, Simmons City;
lot 1893, block 10, Attic. Lasalle coun-
~: also lots 10, II and H. block Is,
Magnolia Fig Gardens; also stock of fix
lures, etc, in A. Adler Loan Company;
valuable.
Titz September is, 1925. deed to lot II.
block As, new city block 66s; s223S'56.
etc
Paul Joe, John. Hipolito. Ernest and
Margarito Charles to Josephine F..
Charles August 20; 1925, deed to all IN
terest in part of subdivision !, r. F. Hig /.
ginbotham survey 90, described. by field
notes in this decd; $50,
Harry Hertzberg to Sims A. Potts, Sep
TENDER II, 1928, deed to the north l4O
feet of lots ~ and As, new city block
W. E. Wright to NJ. and Minnie Kay,
September 5. 1925. deed 10 acre tract 90,
block 7, Artesian Gardens addition
$3.50.
A. and Helen wittig to c. F. and Mary
Beulah McComas, August %, 1925, deed
to lot 5, block 81, new city block ESQ.,
j. F. strother to W T. NesbIt. June
2s, 1925, auitclaim deed to lots IL and
is. block S. new city block ls47'
W. T. N.sbit to zois Nesbt srothsr,
September is. 1925, quitclaim deed 10 lots
IL and IS, block IS, new city block 1877;
). e. Jarratt to w. R. and Ollie May
jay September II. 1928, deed TO the
cast twenty feet Of lot ana the west
IS feet Of lot s, new city block POSE;
John s. Galloway 10 John j. and Alice
Hunter, September 10. 1925, deed to lot
). block Is, Los Angeles Heights; $3.50.
Campbell Lumber Company to Eppa n
wall September IL, 1925, deed to lot Is
block Is. new city block 626l, Collins
Gardens addition; SS6i0.
E l.. and Nova f. Crawford TO Emil
and Ida Lichtenberg, September -. 1929
deed to fifteen acres Of land out OF j. NJ
Harris survey SIS: so. etc.
c, NJ. and lone Williamson to Sam G
Bennett, September g. 1895, deed to lots
81 and 50, new city block 1857; S1oo5
etc
W. NJ. Plum 10 Home Builders Finance
Company, August %, 1928, deed TO lot 3
block a. Hariandals Gardens; SO. etc
Charles Graebner to John T. Briseoe
September Is. 1928, deed 70 lots IS and
LA. new city block 1856; 5000
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Funeral Notices

oRT-Died on wednesday morning at
'3:40 September 20. 1925. at the residence
Of her daughter. Mrs. W. @. Scholz 532
E. Guenther ST., Mrs Anna Ort in her
74th year. beloved mother OF r. j. Wolf
Of Los Angeles. Cal; Mss. W. @. scholz
and Mrs. August c. Proll. both of san
Antonio Nine grand children. five great
grandchildren and one sister Mrs. Eliza
Cook. all of San Antonio, Texas. She
was a nrtive Of Pittsburgh. Pa, residing
in San Antonio for the past SO years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend funeral services on Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock September %,
1928. from the residence OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. W. G. scholz, 532 E. Guenther
81. Rev. ]. Leighton Green OF the
West Minister Presbyterian church will
offieiate. The pallbearers will be her
grandsons. Adolph Scholz, George Hos
mer. Charles X. Blggs. ". Reilly Wyatt,
August j. Proll and Carl Proll.- Inter-
terry under the direction Of the Riebe I'm
dertaking Company
sPARKs-DIed at a local hospital Sun
day, September goth. Mr. Jerry x. Sparks
81 years old, survived by wife, Mrs Aida
Sparks. OF 1914 w. Craig Place, city; sis
ter. Mrs. Charles Pittman. Prescott,
Ark; parents. Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Sparks.
FIT. Smith, Ark. Mr.. Sparks was mem
Der of the First Presbyterian Church.
Had lived in San Antonio for the past 10
years. having been a teller at the Ns-
tional Bank OF Commerce for a number
of years. A native Of Fit. Smith. Ark.
The funeral service will be held from the
residence. 1914 w. Craig Place, Wednes-
day morning. September %, 1925. at lc
a. m. DR.. p. B. Hill Of the First PREP
byterian Church officiating. Interment
In Mission Burial Park, under direction
OF Hagy & McCollum.
BARKER-Died on September 81. 1928.
at Atascosa. Bexar county, Mrs Mary
Bridget Barker, beloved mother OF #.
E.. T. 5. and G. A. Barker and Mrs. l..
Trawalter, Mrs V. d. Kirby aft of San
Antonio, and Mrs. John J. Kenney Jr,.
Of San Antonio, in her 18th year. Reia-
tives and friends are invited to attend
funeral services on Tuesday, September
90 from late residence. Atascosa Post
office. at p. m. Services in the Bexor
Catholic Church. Rev. Father Eugene
officiating. Interment in Bexar Gene
terry under direction Of Zizik Undertak-
ing COMPANY
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Deeds, Building Permits, Vital Statistics

Campbell Lumber Company to Eppa n.
Wall, September II, 1895. deed TO lot IL.
block Is new city block 62s1; $3.50.
Carmella z. Shields to Annie E. Chit
tim. July 20, 1928. deed to lots I. >, ;,
and 5, new city block 1855; $4,000 etc.
Mrs. Ardelle Shaw Manning and T. w.
Manning to George 4. Uhl, September
II. 1925. deed to lot is. block ~, new
city block S5l2; 3i266.4S.
]. Harrison Lavery, Lon A. Schieszer,
Min IRA Schiezer and F. Toldana Gslvau,
by sheriff to 4. Martinez, July :, 1928.
Frank Huebner ranch described by field
notes; $500.
H. F. Dickinson Company to Daniel
w. McCarty, August %, 1925, deed TO
lot s, block Il, new city block 651l;
Mrs. Margaret A. Logan to Albert J.
Logan, April 2, 1928, deed TO the south
west half of lot p nsw city block sil;
81.
George BeaII Vernon to Henry z. Yer
nor. September 10, 1925, deed to lot
fronting on Washington street. running
70 San Antonio river. described by field
noses in this deed: also lot on Garden
street, $50 feet deep fronting So% feet
on Garden street; $500.
George B, and Mary Blanche Vernon 10
Henry E Vernon, September II. 1925,
deed 10 lot fronting so feet on Washing
ton street running to San Antonio river,
described in volume 4ol' page S7oi
s25Ol.
Dave Carl Kari and wife to Henry and
Clara Walter September Il, 1895, deed
to lot 5, block 3, city block 5S22, Norm
adale addition; Sl9Ol.
Della 2. Janota TO O. L. Schulze. Sem
tCmber II, 1928, deed to lot %, block 90
Los Angeles Heights; s51s1.9s.
H. w ST. John to T. N. and Minnie
NJ. Campbell, August II. 1925. deed to
lot 2 block /. Cannondale subdivision,
Ploasanton road; $3.50.
r.. lIy sheriff. 10 Bettye Rector Davies
July Z, 1925. shsrifrs deed to lots s. 4
ls O. 10. II and II, block 5, new city
block 1855; s6Ss.r.
J. w Mutt 10 August II. and Annie
Kuentz Beck, September IS, 1928. deed
to lots % and 25, block H. new citJ
block 5il2; S36O7.5o.
EmIErant Trust Company to E. F. Nc
Mains, September 10, 1925, quit claim
deed TO lot ;, block l. new city block
1855; $3.50.
Charles and Eva Zimmerman to jos
lC Lamb and Alexander D. Lamb, sep
TENDER 10. 1925. deed to part OF lot 8
block 1s, new city block A-l5' described
by field notes in this deed; SO etc.
Joe C. and Josephine c. Lamb ant
| Alexander D. Lamb 10 Charles and Eva
zimmerman, September l6, 1928. deed q
part Of lot /, new city block AIS, front
| ing 70 feet on Lovers Lane. describes
| BY field notes in this deed; $40 etc.
| IT. E. DicklnEon Company to o. y
end Ruth Grosssnbacher. September is
lia25. deed TO lot "a, block ?. new city
block GSoi. Rose Terrace addition; sou
Laura j. and e. c. Kramer to Ken
meth e Kramer. April 10, 1925, deed q
lot IS. block As, Los Angeles Heights
~ etc.
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THE SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
CLASSIFIED AID RATES

Rate, cents per word daily or SUN
day. Fifteen word minimum advertise
ment.
-Four insertions for the price Of three.
Seven insertions for the price OF five.
Ten Insertions for the price of seven.
Thirty insertions for the price OF
twenty.
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Anartment. unfurnIshed


TWO, large modern southeast rooms, fet.
gsuabls 10 MES quiet couple flF co1i
pany. 5i4 indiana. Mistiqn 1913
EJ7fiP-POON up-t0-dats. uufufnifaff
apartmsnL $50. fi7M Nofth - 81
Sis.
FOR RENr-slE ro5nas and BATH. laepai
floor and cool 400 = NasIa g. ~
-lsls.
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MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATED
----9 PRESS

The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled TO the use for publication OF
ali news dispatches credited to II or not
otherwise credited in this paper ano also
that local news published herein. All
rights OF republication of special dis
patches herein are also reserved.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-22

On autos. furniture. planes and other
securities. low rates, convenient terms
Plenty Parking Space.
SAN ANTONIO. FINANCE co.
sls Main Ave. A. II. CANS. CT. s05.
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NEW YORK oFFIcEvPayne. Burns &
Smith. Inc. 2s7 Park, Avenue.
CHICAGO OFFICE-G. Logan Payne
Co., Tower Building.
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Close-In South

Substantial two-story seven-room resi-
dence with all conveniences, servants
quarters, garages, 65-foot lot with ce-
rnent curb and walks, Callaghan ave,
paved. for $4,000.
THE SAN ANTONIO LOAN &
TRUST co.
or. 2100. 2l5 w. Commerce st.
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Remedy for Indebtedness

QUICK short time loans on household
goods, autos or other collataeral: also
notes bought. 2l2 Houston Bldg. Cr.sssi
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DignoWity Hill.

CLOSE S. P. YARDS.
Logan St, between st. Charles and St.
James SITS, we have two bungalows left;
sale price $3.50; they have four roops.
bath and sleeping porch. gas, sewers,
lights and water. right man don't have
to have but little first money ]. Q.
Kirby Jr. al n. St MAry's St
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2-Acre Poultry Farm
s Rooms, Furnished

$50 hens. one Jersey COW, three, gall
Ions per day; free irrigation water. do
nestle water piped from deep artesian
well; graveled street; good land; must
sell: don't overlook this for $4,000; $500
cash, might take less. Call CIR. 1l25.
Sales Dept. Riohey, Casey & Gragg.
SI3 BAYLOR STA real dream, five
room cottage, modern in every respect;
$3.50; small payment down, balance like
rent. Ring owner, Or. 1898.
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To Lot Owners ONLY

Whether your lot is clear or not, I can
finance and build you home on easy
monthly payments. David A, Lowh,
architect and builder. 2ls City National
Bank Bldg. TT. sb9i. Woodlawn 1850.
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FINANCIAL
Oil Leases

FOR sALE-Twenty-acre oil lease in
Somerset Field. Phone woodlawn 1891.
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Money Loaned Confidentially

SIS 90 10 $4,000 on autos. furniture
pianos, real estate ard other collateral
Endorsers not required. Loans repayable
in weekly or monthly installments. Low
est rates Instant service.
REMEDIAL LOAN CO.,
40 Brady BIdE. Crockett 5.5:,
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The Roberts Loan Co.

VIII make email short loans on any.
thing of real value. Our office very prl-
waite, upstairs over Killings store Of
flee hours a. m. to $3.50 p. m.
I0Th w. Commerce ST. CT 4sO5.
wANTED-Honest people who need
money loans from $50 10 $500 on your
auto, furniture, piano, low rates, charged
eos Brady Bldg l. sILBER. CT. 2ss.
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Alamo Development Co.

win build, finance, sell or exchange
anything in the line OF real estate.
s07 Travis Bldg. CT. $50.
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Loans made TO individuals for the pur-
pose OF lquidating debts or other pur-
poses without requiring indorsers. Easy
payment plan. Open from a. m. to
D. m. A. Adler. Est. 1908. CT. SIS. y.
Goodman, Mgr. Russell Bldg.
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Exchange Real Estate

FIVE rooms, two lots, two-story, ga
rage, take small house or lot out OF
limits for equity. fine opportunity. Mis-
sion 1908.
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Personal Loans
Loans In ANY Amount

CASH FOR DIAMONDS. GOLD, sILVEF
Old Coins, or Taken in Trade.
ALAMO IEwELRY Co. OPP. ALAMO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-05
5Oth Anniversary S. u.
First Baptist Church

The Ladies' Baptist Social Union OF
the First Baptist church of Watervilie
celebrated In a quiet way its 50th an
niversary by an all day meeting IN
their new dining-room Wednesday. The
president, Mrs. Edwin M. Foster, spoke
on the faithfulness of the Union 10
the church all these years financially
and in any way possible. Mrs. Mary
Hall. the only living charter member,
spoke in memory of those who formed
the organization, saying the name IL
now bears was suggested by MIS-.
Drinkwater at its first or second meet
ing. She mentioned many splendlo
women who have passed away. MRS.
Waldron spoke Of the great interest
Mrs. Hall had always exhibited In the
organization whether in Waterville or
across the continent ana IN the name
Of the Union presented her with
beautiful bouquet Of flowers as a TO-
ken Of respect and affection, and they
sang "Blessed Be the Tie that BINDS,
led by Mrs w. T. Daggett.
At a short business meeting the foi-
lowing booths for the fair. November
1914. were reported by the chairmen;
Mrs. George Weed, fancy work; MRS.
c. e. owen, children's table; Mrs. Jo-
sic Wilson, miscellaneous; Mrs. Les
ter Simpson, aprons; MISS Lillian
Bates, books; Mrs. Parker Foss, hand
kerchiefs: Mrs. John Barnes. cooked
food, etc; Miss Meroe Morse, candy;
Mrs. Effie Page, cafateris; Mrs. Mary
Hall. entertainment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-05
COLBY NOTES

Mrs. Hattie Bush, Miss Sara E.
Hanscom and Mrs. Georgia Lord will
leave today for Portland. Mrs. Bush
and Miss Hanscom will reside in
Portland, while Mrs. Lord will re-
turn to her home in Gardiner after
a short visit.
One of the most timely lectures
held this year at Colby will be given
by DIR. Villain j. Wilkinson of the
Colby department of history next
Friday evening in the college chapel.
DIR. Wilkinson has spoken at a great
many dinners and at the request of
various clubs in Waterville, Augusta
and other cities in this district. He
10 well informed on the subject and
his talks on the future of the League
of Nations and the United States of
Europe" have given his hearers an
entirely new conception of the pres
ent day Europe.
The World Court Council will
sponsor the lecture by DIR. Wilkinson
and this will be but the first of a
series on the same and allied sub
jects to be held within the next few
weeks.
The Colby World Court Committee
consists Of members of both the
mems and the women's divisions.
The faculty members are DIR. Will
liam j. Wilkinson, Dean Nettie M.
Runnals and DR.. Herbert c. Libby
The undergraduate chairman is Miss
Ella. l.. Vinal '27, while the other
members are Stephen B. Berry '26,
Gabriel Guedj '26, Donald Sprague
'26, Carroll Trip '26, Victoria Hall
'26, Adelaide Gordon '26. and Miriam
Rice '27.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-05
Steals $4,000
Worth of Gems as
Store Owner Phones

New York, Nov. 4.-(AP)-While
Louis Steinberg. a dealer in dia-
monds in the United jewelers. Ex-
change building. in the Bowery, was
engaged in a telephone conversation
today. young man, who had posed
as the owner of a Long Island jew
elry store walked out of his Office
with $4,000 worth of unset stones.
The man, whose description Stein
berg gave police, had gained the
dealers confidence during three
visits of which he had bought about
$50 worth of jewelry. Today the
young man had said he wanted to
purchase a large amount of jewelry
and had been invited behind the
counter when the telephone rang.
Steinberg expressed the, opinion
that the thief had timed his visit
today to coincide with the absence
of the Office assistant and that the
telephone call was made by an ac-
complete. The telephone is In a
booth and while the dealer was in 1t
the thief walked out of the building
with the wallet full of stones.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-05
SK0WHECAN
Woman's CIuh Meeting

The Woman's Club held its first
meeting Wednesday afternoon at the
Library Parlors. The rooms were
very beautifully decorated with pine
and the red berries of the black al
der, this work having been done by
Mrs. Minna Savage and Mrs. Alice
Fowler. At 1 o'clock a delicious
luncheon was served under the dir
ection of committee of ladies from
the club with Mrs. Nellie Savage as
chairman. This was followed by the
regular business meeting including
the secretary's report also the re-
port of committee chosen last
spring for the revision of the con-
stitution and bylaws. After some
discussion the club voted to furnish
milk to the children of two grades
in the public schools, the place for
its use to be left to the discretion of
the school nurse, Miss Alice Parker.
Mrs. Fancher SWEET, Mrs. Dora Nc
Nicely and Mrs. Mollie Greenway
were appointed as committee to
look after the matter. Mrs. Nellie
tative to sell Christmas cards for
Chase was appointed the represen-
the club. Mrs. Florence Waugh
Danforth spoke concerning the book,
1.-THE Federation of Woman's Clubs
recently written by Georgia Porter
of Old Town and the club voted to
purchase a copy. Miss Lizzie Hus-
sey made a few remarks to book
clubs and Mrs. jeanette Merrill was
appointed to reorganize the book
club which was so successful last
winter. At this point in the pro-
gram several memorials were read
for deceased members, one by Mrs.
Lizzie Marble for Mrs. Clara Leavitt,
one by Mrs. Margaret Goodrich for
Mrs. Gertrude Buchanan. Mrs. Daisy
Merrill read a fitting tribute to Mrs.
Olive Vealy and Mrs. Dora McNeely
read Tennyson's Crossing the Bar"
in memory of Mrs. Martha Wing.
Mrs. Mary Marston played two piano
solos in her usual pleasing manner.
At this time in the program Mrs.
Mary Gushing Palmer of Boston ad-
drssed the club. Mrs. Palmer's
talk was a helpful one to the club
and Mrs. Palmer herself is of more
than ordinary interest to a Skowhe-
gan audience as she is the daughter
of the late DR.. Gushing who with his
family was a resident of this town
for many years. This meeting was
very we'll attended and presided over
by Mrs. Sara P. Reed in the absence
of the president.
Rev. George Thurlow will go to
the lower mills at East Madison at
1.30 to attend the funeral services
of Elizabeth Lena O'Donnell, the
three months old daughter of Jason
and Eva Campbell O'Donnell. This
family came to East Madison last
Saturday from Aroostook county and
| much sympathy is felt for the be-
reaved parents. Three other chill
dren survive.
The Junior choir of the Federated
church will hold a rehearsal this af-
ternoon at 3.45 at the church par
| lors.
The mid week service of the Fed
| Grated church will be held Friday
| evening of this week. 1t is expected
that missionary recently returned
| from India will speak.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-05
OAKLAND

The Silent Six Club will meet this
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Thomas Walker.
Mrs. Alden Moore entertained
1.-THE Basket Club" Tuesday after
noon at her home on High street.
Six members beside the hostess were
present. The afternoon was passed
in basket making and good progress
was made with the work. The next
meeting will be held on Wednesday
afternoon of next week at the home
of Mrs. Jesse Hallett.
An all day meeting Of the Moth
er's Improvement Club will be held
today in the Methodist vestry. Mem
bers have the privilege of inviting
one guest to the afternoon session at.
which time DR.. V. c. Totman will be
present and give a talk on the sub
ject Case histories from personal
file; Miss Jackson of Chicago will
speak on the subject Am I My
Brothers Keeper"
The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Social Circle of All Souls Universal
list church met Wednesday afternoon
in Murray vestry. There was a good
attendance and the afternoon was
passed in lacking quilt for the
Christmas sale and refreshments of
frankforts, rolls and coffee was
served. The hostesses were Mrs.
Florence Helms, Mrs. Frances
Simpson, Mrs. Ruth Mann and Mrs.
j. H. Morse.
The subject of the service at the
United Baptist church this Thursday
evening conducted by Miss Jackson,
the evangelist will be "Life's Row
ers."
Walter Gleason is critically Ill at
his home on Water street.
Acme Rebekah Lodge will hold
their annual sale this afternoon and
evening in Memorial hall. The sale
opens at 2 o'clock and in the even
ing at o'clock. The three act
drama entitled Three Pegs" will be
presented. A social dance will fol-
low the entertainment.
The Tuesday Club entertained the
teachers of the public schools.
school board and a few invited
guests at the vestry of the United
Baptist church Tuesday evening. The
meeting opened at 7.45; an address
of welcome was given by the presi-
! dent, Mrs. Milford Bates after which
delightful program consisting of
plduO anu NlOlll ScICCllOllos FOCdl
solos and readings was presented,
followed by social hour and re-
freshments of sandwiches, cake, cof-
fee and tea was served. The COM
mittee in charge consisted of Mrs.
Milford Bates, Miss Nora Bartlett
Greeley and Mrs. Florence Wells
The next meeting will be November
18th, and State of Maine After
noon" will be observed and the hos
tesses will be Miss Myra Wells. Mrs.
Nellie Greeley and Mrs. Angie Cot
lie.
The regular meeting of the Fire
mans Association which was to
have been held this evening has been
postponed for a week and will be
held Thursday evening, November
18th, in Fireman's Hall, Hose
House, No. ].
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-05
Oakland Man
Fined for Assault

Leslie Sturtevant who lives be-
tween this city and Oakland was
found guilty on q charge of assault
and battery against Ambrose Spaul-
ding when he was arraigned in the
Waterville municipal court yesterday
morning before Judge Charles w.
Atchley. Sturtevant was sentenced
to pay fine of $40 and costs or to
serve 80 days in Jail. The payment
Of the fine was suspended upon the
payment Of the costs.
The story told in court by Spauld-
ing, the complainant. was that on
Tuesday noon he went from his
home to the house of a neighbor
nearby to get his wife to go home
and take care of the infant child. On
the return to his own house Sturte-
want accosted him and asked Spaul-
ding what he (Spaulding) had said
concerning him. At this point. 1T
was alleged by Sturtevant that
Spaulding hit him and in the fight
which ensued the complainant was
badly beaten.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-05
Celebrities Aboard
French Liner Paris

New York, Nov. 4.-(AP)-Num-
boring among it's passengers Gloria
Swanson and her husband, the Mar
uuis de Ia Falaise de la Courdraye,
and Ignace Paderewski, and the
Prince and Princess Asaka of the
japanese royal house, the French
liner Paris reached New York to-
night "a hours late after one of the
toughest voyages it had ever made.
Gloria was contemptuous of re-
ports tending to discredit the title
of her husband. She said it made
little difference to her whether her
husband had title or not.
II married man and not title,'
the motion picture actress said.
Her husband, however, took the
matter more seriously and discussed
at length the various titles and hon.
ors which he said were hereditary
in his family.
The prince and princess Asaka the
latter a sister of the Japanese en-
peror, were met at the pier by the