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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-21

A Bridgeport Magyar Segelyz6
Szovetseg 16-ik, youngstown osz-
|talya majus no 30-an, Decoration
Day-kor szenteli fel remekbe ke-
sziilt amerikai zaszlaiat.
Delel6tt fel 11-kor Varlaky San
dor plebanos nagymiset mond a
SIT. Istvan rom. kath. templom-
ban, amelynek folyaman Suba Err
no gor. kath. plebanos felszenteli
megfelelo beszed kisereteben a
zaszl6t. Ere a templomi iinnep-
segre az osZtalE ezuton is meghiv-
ia osszes tagjait es egyben keri
magyarsagot is, hogy j6jjenek
ell.
A vilagi iinnepely delutan 2 ora
kor kezd6dik North Side-on lev3
Brier Hill Park ban. A rendez0seg
keri magyarsagot, hogy lehe-
t6leg mindjart ebed utan jojjenek
XII, inert North Ave.-i street car
vegallomasnal delutan ket oratol,
negy craig aut6busz varja a k0-
zonseget, amelyet dijtalanul visz
XII a Brier Hill Park -ba. A belep-
ii jegyek ara: ferfiaknak 75c, n6k
nek pedig soc.
A fedett nagyteremben ponto-
san delutan harom 6rakor veszi
kezdetet a vilagi iinnepely, mely-
mex miisora a k0yetkezo:
ID MEGNYIT0 BEsZfsD:
Csolinszky Ferenc.
|2.) ANGOLl BESZED:
Nemenyi Miklos.
81 MAGYAR BESZED:
Mih0k Sander.
4. } ZASZLO FELSZALAGOZASA
A meghivott egyletek, a maya
nosok, valamint az iinnepl6 osz-
taly tagjai Oft a helyszinen kapjak
kezeikhez AIT a szalagot, amelyet
zaszl6ra fognak tizni. Az egy-
letek megbizottai akkor adjak at
testuletiik iidv0zletet, valamint
ajandekat, amikor felszalaIgozzak
zaszl0t. A rendez0 bizottsag a
meghivottakat egyenkent neyen
fogja sz6litani, es felkerni ARA,
hogy a szalagot zaszlora feltiiz-
eek.
Az unnepely befejeztevel kezde-
tet veszi tame, amelyhez zenet
Rig6 J6ska teljes szamu zenekara
szolgaltatja. A tame ejfeli tizen-
l1et craig tart, inert akkor varo-
81 torvenyek ertelmeben mulat-
sagot be kell fejezni.
A rendezoseg tagjai: Csolinsz-
ky Ferenc, osztaly-elnok; Hus6cz-
ky JOSEF, iigykezel6; Dorgai Gyu-
la, ellen6r; Mih6k Sander, Meme
nyi Miklos es Balask6 Gy0rgy.
A piknik bizottsag tagjai: Gal
Lajos - aki egyuttal a piknik
penztarnoka is, azutan Csolinsz-
ky Ferenc es Husoczky JOSEF, a
Xix az izletes ennivalokat es pom
pas hiisitoket szerzik be. A meleg
etelekr3l Mrs. Bark6, Mrs. Hus6cz
ky es meg ezutan felkerend6
tagtarsn6k fognak gondoskodni.
A beldpti jegyeket Szilagy
Gyorgy es Varga Lajos arusit-
jak. A lunch ticketek kezeleset
ECzene Gabor vallalta niagara.
Miutan az lido rovidsege folgtan
a reformatus templomban mem le-
het aznap felavatni a zaszl6t, azert
piinkosd hetf6n, azaz junius Len
Kiss Andras, Bosnyak Ferenc, B,
10th Lajos, Mihok Sandor Is Var
ga Imre bizottsagi tagok mennek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-21
Az amerikai magyarsag iinnepe
MAJUs 3O-AN DECORATION-DAY, HATALA6AS
tNNEPE LESZ Az AMERIKAI MAGYARSAGNAK
DETROITBAN MELYRE MINDEN AMERIKAI
MAGYAR MEG VAN HIvA
Vas Andras, diadallal iarta be a yilag magyar

| Az amerikai magyarsag clete-
ben nevezetes nap lesz cz ev ma
jus 30-ika.
! Ami6ta magyarsag Amerika-
ban letelepedett. most t0rtent
meg legel6szor, hogy ennek a ma
gyarsagnaR egy nagytudasu, hoz-
zaert6, lelkes tagjat, magyar be-
til, A magyar. kultura ihlett meste-
| ret Magyarorszagon clismertek,
es nevet a magyar irodalom- tor
tenet szamara megorokitettek.
Akirol $40 van: az iras mestere
es az ihletett kolt6 Kemeny
Gyorgr, "a "Dong6" szerkeszt6-
je. Kemeny Gyorgy egyike leg
regibb amerikai magyar iroknak,
akik meg abban az id0ben bato-
ritottak, vigasztaltak oyer sza-
mn magyarsagot, amikor az ut
can is alig mertek magyarul be-
szelni. Kemeny Gyorgy mem a
tentaba, hanem a szivebe marriott
ia tollat, amikor sokszor keseru,
]tde mindig nagy igazsagokat irt
es azert tartozik ma is anyagilag
szegeny emberek koze. A lelke
gazdagsaga vetekedik Darius kim
cses ladajaval, amelNbol marok
szamra szorta szet tudas es ta-
]nitas ajandekat az ARA reaszo-
rulo magyarok kozott.
| Trefas, vicces apot szerkeszt
Kemeny Gyorgy, ami pedig epen
Neki duplan nehez mesterseg. IRE
falni es yiccelni akkor, anliker. a
mindennapi kenver gondia mas
iranyba terrell gondolatot, a leg
nehezebb feladat. Kemeny Gy0rgy
a trefa es a m6ka mezejebe jIti,z-
tette az iras tanit6 szavait Is ez-
ert nepszerii lapja ma nagy
Amerikaban.
U'gyanakkor 'azonban, nmikor
Muffol Miska es Kvarta Pail a
bodikkal eltrefalnak, Kemeny
Gyorgy megenekli Vas Andrast
az igazi amerikai magyart, aki
sok viszontagsagon, keserusegen
es megprobaltatason at is az egesz
vilag elott igazolja magyar lellle-
mex fennkolt tisztasagat es becsii-
letes erzeset. Vas Andras eliutott
a vilagon mindenhova, ahol ma
gyarok laknak es ICY eljutott Ma
gyarorszagba is. A Pet6fi Tarsa
sag, amely Magyarorszag egyil1
legnagyobb legjobb newt iro-
dalmi tarsasaga, Kemeny Gy0r-
gy0t, a Vas Andras szerz6jet tag
java valasztotta. Ennel nagyobh
elismeres kilfoldon el6 magyar
lirot meg sohasem ert.
| Ebb6l az alkalomb6l a detroit
magyarsag Tarsaskore, a magyar
egyhazak es a magyar sajt6 be.
vonasaval iinnepelyes tarsasvacso
rat rendez ez evi majus no 3O-an
szombaton este 8 oral kezdette]
Detroitban, a 8OO5 w. Jefferson
| Ave. alatt lev6 Geguss Hazban
ere vacsorara minden amerika
magyar hivatalos.
| A youngstown magyarsagnak
regi, meghitt baratja Kemeny
Gy0rgy, aki meg abban az id6ber
| jart el6szor varosunkban, amikol
italian osszesep 0tven magyar le
/ lex sem lakott itt. Az6ta is gyak
rabban felkeresett benniinket &.
legut6bb, mint Youngstown m;
gyar egyesiiletek es egyhazal
Nagybizottsaganak vendege, egp
marcus 15-iki iinnepelyen mon
dott nekiink lelkes, izzo, igaz ma
gyar beszedet. Valahogy ugy ere
ziik,. hogy a Youngstown magyal
sagnak is kepviseltetnie kellen,
magat ezen banketten. A koze
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-21
Mulatsagok naptara

MAJUS "a, VASARNAP
A Reformatus Gyermek Klub
miisoros Tea-estje.
MAJUs 80, szoMBAT
A Bridgeport Szovetseg Macy
szabasu Zaszl6szentelese, fe-
nyes iinnepsegek kereteben.
MAJUs 80, szoMBAT
I A nilesi ref. Ifjnskgi K6r
Piknikje a samu-fele farman.
MAJUs 81, vAsARNAP S
A SIT. Gyorgy egyhaz Maria
Kongregaci6ja leanyainak
nagyszabasu Sziniel0adasa.
MAJUS 81, VASARNAP
A farrelli rom, kath. miiked-
vel6k szinre hozzak Szlo-
yak Hallban a "Sarga csi-
kot'. Utana tame.
JUNIUs 1, HETF0
A Kath. Ifjusagi K0r PIN
kosdi Rosa Balja" Kor sa-
jat helyisegeben.
JUNIUS 8, SZERDA
A Wilsonian moziban ma
gyar film keriil bemutatasra:
"Kekszakall titka..
JUNIUS IA, VASARNAP
A Sharon, Farrell s Sharps-
ville-i Magyar Tarsas K0r
nagyszabasu Piknikje.
JUNIUS ~, SZOMBAT
A reformatus egyhaz Piknik-
je az Ohio Works Play Gro
undjan.
JUNIUs 28, vASARNAP
A Munkas Bs. Szovetseg 81
TX, sharoni osztalyanak nagy-
szabasu Piknik-je a Fabian
fele farman.
JULIUS 4, sZoMBAT
A SIT. Istvan egyhaz es Egy-
let nagyszabasu Piknikje a
Campbell Parkban.
JULIUS 4, sZOMBAT
A farrelli reformatus egyhaz
nagyszabasu Piknikje.
JULIUS 4, szOMBAT
A SIT. Gyorgy egyhaz nagy-
szabasu Piknikje az Ohio
Works Play Groundjan.
sZEPT 26, sZO1EBAT
/. Beregi Oszkar Is tarsulata-
max vendegj&tkka Farrellben.
OKT6BER IL, HETF6
Beregi Oszkar es tarsulatanak
vend6gfellepte Youngstown
ban, Moose Hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-21
Esemenyek

Day-kor iinnepre gyiil 0ssze nagy
Amerikanak magyarsaga, hogy a
detroiti Magyar Tarsask0r kezde-
menyezesere tisztesseget tegyen
Kemeny Gyorgynek, abb6l az al
kalmbol,, hc,2y ct a Petofi Tarsa-
sag tagjava valasztotta.
Az iinnepseg Detroitban lesz
megtartva hissziik, hogy sok
szazan vesznek maid reszt a ban
ketten.
Varosunkb6l = mint hirlik -
t0bben kesziilnek erre az aka
lomra igazan dicserendonek tart
juk a kesziil6d6k nemes szande-
kat.
A Youngstown magyarsag evek
kel ezel6tt sok mindenben we've
tctt, peldakepen volt allithat6
Amerika t0bbi magyarjai el6.
Sep es nagy dolog lenne, ha cb-
b6l is kivonnak magyar testvtre-
ink a maguk reszet.
Mindenki azonban mem utazha-
tik Detroitba, a bankett jegyet
azonban megvalthatja $ a jegy ell
leneben megkapja a "Vas And
rast' Kemeny Gyorgy or0kbecsii
verses mesejet, melynek egy anne
rikas magyar konyvei KOHL Sc
volna szabad hianyozni.
1tteni egyleteink, szervezeteink
mutathatnanak nemes peldat -
minden egylet juttassa ell ajande-
kat az iinnepseg rendez6segenek,
vagy vegye meg Kemeny Gv0rgy
nagyertekii munkajat.
Piinkosd iinnepen ne legyen ma
gyar haz ezen a k0rnyeken - Ke-
meny Gyorgy WAS Andras "a
nelkiil.'
A hetf6i lapok k0zoltek mind
azoknak a nevsorat, akik a j0vG
honapban a High Schoolt vegzik
gradualnak. A nevsor tobb szaz
nevet foglal magaba - minden
magyar keseriiseggel olvashatj ia
ezt a listat. Mem akad a nevsor-
ban egyetlen egy magyar sem.
A magyar sziilok miert mem gon
doskodnak gyermekeik fels6bb is
kolaztatasarol kerdheti joggal
mindenki? Mem elszomorito do
log-e az, hogy a nevsorban megta-
lalunk mindenfajta nemzetiseget,
csak a magyar hianyzik abbol.
IMinden szTl6nek k0telessege
lenne - ha utolso anvagi megfe-
szitesevel is - de kiiskolaztatni
gyermeket. S ehelyett nit ldtunk
Alig, hogy betoltik megkivant
eletkort - munkaba adjak a eye-
reket, mem gondolva ARA, hogy a
tanittatas az, amelyik kamatos-
kamattal visszafizet0dik.
Az olyan magyar sziil6, aki fell
s6bb iskolakba, college-be, vaey
egyetemre ada gyermeket = az
igazan ritka, mint a fehfr holl6.
A munkak mindeniitt rosszul
mennek, dacara a beigert nagy
prosperitasnak. Napr6l-napra ma
gyobb szamban vannak a munkat
keres6 magyarok, akik azutan
megunva a tetlen varakozast - in
kabb elkerUlnek mas videkekre,
ahol kedvez6bbek a munkaviszo-
nyok.
A gyarak pedig tele vannak
rendelessel - legalabb AIT allit-
jak az illetekesek. Az iizem meg is
csak csokkentett mertekben TO-
lyik. A dolog nagyon gyanusnak
tetszik. Ugylatszik az egesz mem
egyeb, mint spekulaci6. Spekula
clio szegeny ember b6rere. Ami
kor munkas felelte mar minden
tartalekat akkor maid el6all-
max munkaalkalommal. Csak-
hogy att6l felink, leszallitott nun
kaber mellett. A kiehezett nun.
kas maid NIT tehet mast elfo-
gadja a szarazkenyeret, rettene.
tes bizonytalansag helyett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-21

Ezek a polgar- -jeloltek mind a
jov3 heten vizsgaznak, epen azert
nagyon fontos, hogy tanuljanak
is.
Mih6k Sandor, aki fenti 20
polgar-jelolt KOHL 16-nak ta-
nuja, e heten szombaton este 7
oral kezdettel tanit Dollar Bank
epiilet 601 81. irodajaban. Akik
akarnak, azok menjenek Horvath
Vilmoshoz tanulni, 3381a w. Fe-
deral ST., vagy Champion St.-i
Y. NJ. G. ABA. A lenyeg az, hogy
tanuljanak es tudjanak, inert aki
mem teszi lie sikeresen a vizsgat,
az mem kappa XII polgar papiro-
sat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-05-21
POLGAROsITAsI vIzsGAK.
E honap 29-en husz honfitarsunk
kappa meg a polgarpapirosat, ha
levizsgazik-Aki mem tud, az
tanuljon.

E honap 29-en husz honfitar-
sunk fog megjelenni Lyons bir6
el6tt, hogy polgarpapirosat meg
kappa. Nagyon termeszetesen csak
is azok kapjak Xxi, akik a jov6 he
ten Christian vizsgaztato biztos
elott lie tudjak tenni vizsgat.
Pentekhez egy hetre, azaz mai.
29-ere van kitiizve polgarpapir
kiadasa. A k3vetkez6 honfitarsa-
ink vamak ere a napra behiva, a
kiknek a ket tanujukkal kell a
biro elott megjelenni:
YOUNGsTOWNB0L-
Trenyik MihaN
Hoffer Karoly
Vasko .Janos
DR.. Vag6 Pal
Nedoli Ferenczne
NagylcZky Janos
Adam Pal
Barry Lajos
Kertesz Istvan
Bobis Gy0rgy
Laska Gusztav.
E.-YOUNGSTOWNBOL-
Mrs. Gy6ry Roza
Tarka Pal
Polgari Janos
Leitner Istvan
Kiss Mihaly
Jaszai Tstvan
Zs0fi Ferenc
Gulyas Mihaly es
Torok JOSEF.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-26

petition of Fred Avery and So others
of Skowhegan Is. z. 1851; petition
of e. II. Morrill, of Skowhegan and
35 others Is. p. 1861 against H. p.
26O calling for an increase in resi-
dent hunters and fishermen's regis
tration fees.
By Mr.. Case of Washington, Re-
monstrance Of Machias Valley
Grange No $50, against the so-called
child labor amendment. Is. p. 33D.
BY Mr.. Smith of Somerset. Peti-
ton Of H. M. Wiggin and So others
of Portland and vicinity IN la>Ui ul
the Old Age Pension Bill, S. D. No.
80 Is. p. 33S); petition of Edward
w. Cobb and % others of South
339).
Salaries and Fees
BY Mr.. Smith of Somerset, An
Act to amend Section 81 of Chapter
III of the Revised Statutes, as
County Attorney of Somerset County.
Is. L. 340).
Sea and Shore Fisheries
BY Mr.. Chalmers of Penobscot, re-
monstrance of James T. Brennan and
80 others Of Bangor and Brewer
against any change in the Sea and
Shore Fisheries Commission. IS. +.
SAD.
Ways and Bridges
BY Mr.. Case of Washington, re-
monstrance of Machias Valley
Grange No. $50 IS. p. 342); remon-
STRANGE of Charlotte Grange No. 263
(S. p. 343) against any further m
crease in the present bonded indebt-
edness of the State.
Bills in First Reading
An Act to extend the Charter Of
the Patten Water and Power Com
pany. (S. p. 113)
An Act relating to close time on
Holsters in the towns Of Cutler. Tres
colt and Lubec, in Washington
County. Is. Z. 46) (S. d. 11S).
Reports If Committees
Mr.. Hinckley, from the Committee
on judiciary. on An Act pertaining
to the jurisdiction of the Municipal
Court of the city Of Westbrook Is.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-26

Of Gouldsboro against same CH. p.
No. 906.)
BY Mr.. Pike of Lubec: Remon-
STRANGE of w. f. Ackley and 16 others
of Cutler against same. (H. p. No.
907.)
BY Mr.. Fuller of Southwest Har-
Dor: Remonstrance of H. Galley
and others of Bernard against any
change in the present Sea and Shore
Fisheries Commission Law. (H. z.
No. 90S.)
BY Mr.. Mathews of Cherryfeld:
Rcmonstrance of d. II. Lock and %
others of Addison against same. Oh.
L. No. 909.)
BY the same gentleman: Remon-
STRANGE of John 4. Chapman and SO
others of Milbridge against same.
(H. =. No. 910.)
monstrance of G. L. Gerrish and 10
others Of Winter Harbor against
same. Oh. p. No. 911.)
Taxation
BY Mr.. Wing of Auburn: An Act
to raise an excise tax on corpora
tions organized for making. generat-
ing. selling, distributing and supply
ing electricity or electric current for
power, lighting, heating. manufac-
turing or mechanical purposes. Oh.
L. No. 903.)
(Tabed by Mir. Piper of Jackman,
pending reference and 1000 copies or
dered printed.)
Taxation and Ways and Bridges
t BY Mr.. Boman of Vinalhaven: Re-
mOnstrance of +. Thomas and 80
others of Isle au Haut against any
increase in the gasoline tax without
9.l, II
912D
BY Mr.. Mansfield of Jonesport:
Remonstrance of HI. E. Bagley and
others of Jonesport against same.
(H. =. No. 913.)
Reports Of Committees
Mr.. Holmes from the Committee
| on Judiciary reported Ought not to
pass Bill "An Act to provide for
the Regulation of Public Dances and
the licensing and regulation of Pub
/ lie Dance Halls CH. Z. No. 45O)
| (H. Doc. No. 92)
| Mr.. Oakes from same Committee
reported same on Bill AN Act re-
lating to Itinerant Vendors" (H. p.
No. 493) Oh. Doc. No. 98.)
| Mr.. Wing from same Committee
reported same on Bill AN Act to
amend Section of Chapter III of
the Revised Statutes, relating to
Compensation of Active Retired Jus
tees" Oh. Z. No. 203) Oh. Doc. No.
38)
Mr.. Martin from same Committee
reported same on Bill "An Act regu-
lating the Parking of Automobiles
around Public Buildings" Oh. p. No.
| SAY (H. Doc. No. 109.)
! Reports We're read and accepted
ami sent up for concurrence.
| Mr.. Flint from the Committee on
Inland Fisheries and Game reported
! Ought to pass" on Bill "An Act re-
lating to Fishing in Brook emptying
| into Thompson Lake at Oxford,
known in Oxford and Otisfield as
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-26

Greedy Brook, and in the town Of
Norway as Lombard Brook" III. T.
No. 602) together with petition III.
T. No. PAD
Same gentleman from same Com
mittee reported same on Bill An ACT
relating to Fishing in certain waters
in Franklin and Oxford Counties
(H. p. No. 317)
Same gentleman from same Com.
mittee reported same on Bill IAN Acl
to regulate Fishing in Miller Brook
tributary to Moose Pond IN tne
town of Bridgton in the county Of
Cumberland Oh. P. No. 37s.)
Mr.. Hale from same Committee re-
ported same on Bill AN Act re-
lating to the Portland Pubic
Library. (H. p. No. 5000.
Reports were read and accepled
and the Bills ordered printed under
the Joint Rules.
Same gentleman from same Com
mittee reported same on Bill DAn
Act to amend Section l OF Chaplei
147 of the Revised Statutes .,
Maine, relating to the State BoaIq
of Charities and Corrections. tn
L. No. 205) Oh. Doc. No. 46).
Report was read and accepted anu
the Bill having already been printeu
was read twice under suspension VI
the rules and tomorrow assianeo.
(Tabled by Mr.. Nichols of PORT
l9nd pending first reading).
Mr.. Flint from the Commlttee om
Inland Fisheries and Game on bln
AN Act relating to the Bounty oa
Bob Cats" Oh. L. No. 1850, reporteu
same in a new draft Oh. L. NO. W.,
under title of An Act relating
payment of Bounty on BOD ,as ca.S
Loupcervier or Canada Lynx hilV. \,
in the State of Maine" and tha' !"
Ought to pass. ~
Mr.. Hale from the Commlttee Va
Judiciary on Bill AN Act relatins . y
the Female Orphan Asylum OF IN, ~
lard Oh. p. No. 540) III. DOC. ~,
10S) reported same in a new uiaai ns
Oh. =. no. 9l4) under same title ai1
that it Ought to pass. .,.,oa
Mr.. Sargent from the Cominiin.s;lll n;ll
on Sea and Shore Fisheries on or par
An Act to provide for tne. ps.;ta ,,s,;,s
protection of CLAIMS within the niin
of the town of Perry" Oh. L. ~, ~
416) reported same in new ula,s .,.,a
(H. p. No. 916), under same INV
and that it Ought to pass. ..od
Reports were read and accep.ess
and the new drafts ordered pi"''~
under the Joint Rules. ca
Grabbed by Mr.. Lamson OF ,ne @
Portland pending acceptance 'oi ''
reporO. ,uI.
First Reading of Printed eIl,S e.,.,s
II. p. No. S77: An Act to reguass ass
Fishing in the portion OF MOybs the
River above Brassua Lake, IN '"'
county of Somerset. .,os;ng
H. i. No. S7S: An Act cioS'in y. IN
Heald Brook and Alder brooH IN
Alder Brook Township a,rset anu a
Soldier Town, so-called, in ooh1,iitIh Nth
county. to all fishing eXcepi ~, 4
artificial flies, and to estabiisns ssh
daily limit of five pounds u
therein. :. Dor.
(Tabled by Mr. Bragdon o. .
Continued on Page S-Col. y
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-02-26
The S2nd Maine LEGISLATURE
Stenographic Report of Proceedings
in the House and Senate


body.
House papers disposed of in con-
currence.
From the House: Remonstrance
Of w. II. Eastman and 116 others
against the Child Labor amend
ment. (H. p. SS7).
Which was referred to the Com
mittee on Legal Affairs in concur
renee.
In the Senate referred to the COM
mittee on legal affairs in concur
renee.
On motion by Mr.. -Hinckley of
Cumberland, the Senate recOnsidered
its vote whereby this remonstrance
was referred to the committee on
legal affairs, and on further motion
by the same Senator the matter was
tabled, pending reference Of the sub
ject matter 20 committee.
House Bills in First Reading
Resolve making appropriation for
the control and suppression OF the
European corn borer. Oh. d. 1900.
Resolve making an appropriation
for the Maine Seed Improvement
Association. 01. d. 1917.
Resolve transferring the income
from the Carleton Orchard Fund to
the College of Agriculture of the
University of Maine. (H. d. 1927.
An Act to authorize the filing by
the United States in the several
counties of this State of notices of
liens for taxes. (H. D. 3G.
An Act to incorporate the Bay
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Point Village corporation. (H. d.
I'D.
An Act to amend chapter ia Of
the Public Laws OF Maine for 1928,
known as the Military Law. (H. d.
1857.
An Act to amend the charter of
the Dover and FoXcroft Water Dis
trict. CH. d. 17S).
The following bills. petitions, etc,
were received and sen recommends =
ton by the committee on reference
of bills were referred to the following
committees:
Agriculture
BY Mr.. IIolley of Somerset. An
Act relating to the adjustment of
rate of interest on farm loans grant
ed by the State. (S. =. 330).
600 copies ordered printed)
Inland Fisheries and Game
BY Mr.. Case of Washington, Re-
monstrance of Washington County
Pomona Grange No. 16. against any
change in the present laws regard
ing bear and wild eats.
BY Mr.. Smith of Somerset. Peti-
ton of Howard II. Steward and 147
others of Skowhegan, (S. Il. 1922 :;
petition of Emmons NJ. Casey and 32
others of Skowhegan (S. L. 333 ::
petition of Fred Nichols and 100
others of Skowhegan (S. +. 334 !;
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The PRESIDENT: The c: Chair ,r
wants to take this opportunity to
thank the Senate for the splendid
harmony that has prevailed up to
this time, and also to inform the
Senate that we are some 200 bills
ahead in our work Of the session of
two years ago.
It was not a great while ago that
We got word that there was a silent
influence working in our midst to
make this q session Of inactivity:
but as soon as we were all apprized
of this fact. that is the last we
heard of It..
Some Of the newspapers Of course
have been running rather short OF
real spectacular news; there have
not been very many vetoes; there
have not been very many thrills, Sc
Tar as this Legislature is concerned
and very recently they have made
reference to certain events that
might happen. etc.
hope the Senate will keep on the
same even tenor of its way. as it has
In the past.
The Chair thanks you all for your
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,,i,toe Of conference on the part or
the Senate, Messrs. Smith OF Somer-
set. Bond of Lincoln and Wadsworth
Of Kennebec. -,
On motion by Mr.. Wadsworth OF
Kennebec, S. p. 1875, Resolve reject
ing the proposed amendment to the
Constitution of the United states,
granting to Congress power to limit,
regulate and prohibit the labor OF
persons under eighteen years OF age
was taken from the table.
On further motion by the same
Senator, the Senate voted to insist
upon it's former action and ask for
committee of conference.
The Chair appointed as such COM
mittee of conference on the part OF
the Senate, Messrs. Wadsworth of
Kennebec, Bond of Lincoln, ana
Smith of Somerset.
On motion by Mr.. Maher of Ken
rebec, II. D. 73. An Act to disorgan-
ize Criehaven plantation, was taken
from the table.
Mr.. MAHER: Mr.. President. the
pending question is. as / understand,
passage to be engrossed as amended
by House amendment A. l under
stand that House Amendment A
takes care of certain taxes which
might accrue after the date OF DIS
solution, and there is no provision, as
/ read it, in the bill. in relation 10
taxes which may have accrued in the
past-the collection Of them. l am
not interested in that at ALL make
that suggestion. calling attention to
it, if anybody has interest in the
taxes which have accrued in the past.
which I should say would be uncol-
lectible if there were any outstand-
ing.
l move, however. its passage to be
engrossed as amended by House
Amendment A.
The motion was agreed to.
Mr.. HINCKLEY of Cumberland:
Mr.. President, it will be necessary to
retable S. P. 1919, Petition of Minis
ters' Association of Waterville and
vicinity in favor of proposed amend
ments to the Constitution of the
United States relating to child labor.
as the subject matter has not been
referred to any particular committee,
and there is no place where we can
refer this petition.
l move that S. P. 199 be retabled
for the present.
The motion was agreed to.
"
Mr.. HINCKLEY Of Cumberland:
MIR. President, II. p. 233, which auto
matically comes from the table this
morning, I move be retabled for the
same reason as in S. p. 199.
The motion was agreed to.
The PRESIDENTS: There is nothing
more to take from the table except
II. p. 7SS. An Act to incorporate the
Fort Fairfield Water District.
Mr.. WILSON of Aroostook: Mr.
President, at the request Of parties
move to have that bill retabled. to see
what they are going to do about the
matter.
The motion was agreed to and the
bill was retabled.
The PRESIDENT: The Chair VIII
state that we have most of the mat
ters that were on the calendar back
on the calendar again, and nave
been very successful in that relation.
OF course it does not expedite the
matters of the Legislature and | nope
we may be able to take care OF them
perhaps next Wednesday.
On motion by Mr. Allen Of York,
Adjourned until tomorrow morning
at ten o'clock.