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Daily Kennebec journal., 1926-02-18
BUSINESS SERVICE

Dressmakine-MiIIinery q
DRESSMAKING-Or plain sewing by
day or hour. Tel. 454-J.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1926-02-18

TELEPHONE your CLASSIFIED ad.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1926-02-18

LUMBER - Thoroughly seas d
spruce. pine. hemlock boards, planks.
studding and dimensions; cedar posts.
poles. lafhs & strappings Frank e
Mace. 81 Winthrop st. Tel. 1890.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1926-02-18

TODAY'S DIRECTORY Of wants
and offers Is found on the classified
pages.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1926-02-18
EMPLOYMENT

refinement wanted at
once to give all or part time to pleas
ant occupation in Waterville, Fair
field and Winslow, paying 81 an hour.
Write M. K. j., care Kennebec Journal,
Wateryi1Ia
Daily Kennebec journal., 1926-02-18
obs For The Jobess Always Be Found
LIVE STOCK

SHEPHERD-Pure puppies. L. M. XVI
No. Vassalboro.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1926-02-18

YARN-All wool knitting from manu-
facturer at great bargain. Samples
free. H. A. Bartlett, Harmony.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1926-02-18

REDUCED PRICES-On all used cars
iris month. Bradstreet Motor Co..
Chevrolet Sales and Service. Halo
we'll, Tel. 735-W.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1926-02-18
AUTOMOBILES

Automobile Agencies A
Hpn-Authorized dealers Capital
Icity Motor Co.. opp. depot, Augusta.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-19

Important:
There is only one BETHCCOKE!
Insist upon getting it and do
not accept any other coke for
( BETHOCOKE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-19

ings Bank, who viii speak at the Cen
trail y. NJ. c. A. and the Navy Yard;
f.. G. Ochsenreiter, who will address
the Advertising Club; Watson Z:
Miller of the American Legion, VINO
will speak at the Walter Reed Y NJ.
c. A; Rev. w. A. Eisenberger, assist
ant pastor of the Church OF the
Covenant, at the Barber & Ross shops
and Mrs. Helen d. Reed, who will adj
dress the Zonta Club.
Speakers yesterday included Glenn
L. Justice, Francis NJ. Savage, ReV.
w. A. Eisenberger, Claude W. owen
and William Knowles Cooper.
Thrift addresses are made each DAY
at the Columbia Junior High School'
the teachers taking turns in the
campaign.
Much stress is being laid upon the
subject of safe investments ana
make a will" and a committee com
posed of bankers and lawyers has
been named to handle these subjects.
1t includes James c. Dulin jr., OF the
American Security and Trust Co.,
John l.. Edwards of Edwards 4 Co.
+. jackson Enrich of the Merchants
Bank and Trust Co., r. w. Hynson,
The National City Co; Carroll Morgan
of Edwards & Co. Louis RothSchlld,
director of the Better Business Blu
reau; w. Il. VanDevanter OF the
Guaranty Co.
Kenneth s. Wales of Bonhright IL
Co.; A. c. Fathers of Edwards Il
Co; George Curtis Shinn, attorney;
w. II. Baden of the Washington
Loan and Trust Co; Bruce Baird,
National Savings and Trust Co;
Jerome Bernard, attorney; b. l.. Col
ton, District National Bank; Erskin
Gordon, attorney; Spencer Gordan,
attorney; r. Stanley Holland. Amer
lean Security and Trust Co; b A.
level. Merchants Bank and Trust
Co; Alfred +. Leet, American Sc
curity and Trust Co, and George H.
Mckee, Riggs National Bank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-19

ords of the Navy photographic efflce
here. The discovery was reported by
Capt. j. s. Collier of the Union Oil
tank steamer MontebellO, which is
locked at Point Richmond, on San
Francisco Bay.
The Monticello sighted the volcano
on January S and approached to with
in half a mile of the land to take pho
toEraphs These reveal what Collier
describes as a small crater mile in
land, connected by a deep fissure with
larger crater higher up the noun
tain. The volcano was pouring a lava
stream some 20 feet wide and as many
feet deep into the ocean when the
Monticello came in sight of the Is
land, creating shoal which the Mon
tebello skipper reported as menace
to navigation.
The contact of lava and ocean water
created so much vapor that II was
impossible to see the volcano clearly.
Great clouds Of mist from the ocean
envelop the mountain, making it i'm
possible to see the details of tina era
ters and the exposed connecting 1is-
SUrpS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-19
WOMAN KILLS MARINE.
Fires Bullet Into Own Breast After
Shooting Sergeant.

NEWCASTLE. Pa. January 10 CE).
-Sergt Philip l.. Tulley. 40, recruit
ing officer here for the United States
Marine Corps. was fatally wounded
while in bed in a rooming house to-
day. y woman. giving the name of
Dora Tucker 33. fired a bullet into
her breast after shooting Tulley.
The sergeant died shortly after
reaching a hospital. The woman.
who is expected to recover, Is under
police guard in a hospital.
Tully. a native of Lewistown, Pa,
maintained a home in Pittsburgh,
where his wife and son lived
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Barnum Career to Be Screened.

NEW YORK, January 10 P).--The
life of p. 7. Barnum, famous show
man and circus owner, will be brought
to the screen by the Famous Players
Lasky Corporation, it was announced
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yesterday. THE Greatest Show on
Earth" will be the title of the picture,
with Wallace Berry expected to play
the part of Barnum.
Two years of research work into the
life Of the circus man was necessary
before the company was satisfied with
the scenario for the picture.
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Bandits Kill Cashier, Rob Bank

BCENOS AIRES, January 10 Up
Armed robbers held up the branch Of
the Bank Of the Province Of Buenos
Aires in the suburb of san Martin yes
terday. shot and killed the cashier and
escaped in an automobile with about
10000 pesos about SIG, 500
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BUDGET ACCOUNT
BOOKS GIVEN AWAY
Banks Offering Them as Part
of Thrift Week Drive.
Radio Talks Set.

Washingtonians who want to heed
he lesson Of Budget day" today as
part of the current thrift week cam
plalgn and place their household eN-
penditureS on a budget basis can OBJ
tain a budget book without cost at
nearly every bank in the city. The
bokS are prepared for the recording OF
expenditures and other financial items
in using the budget system to keep
track OF where your money goes as an
important step in following the thrift
idea.
y talk on the subject of budgets will
be given over the radio tonight from
station WRC by Mrs. Edith c. Sails
bury, chairman of the Budget day
committee.
Radio Talks Help.
The Thrift Week campaign this
year is backed in greater numbers
by the business men of the city, and
more than 30 organizations are par
;.cipating in the educational work
". $. Quinter, president of the Build
ing and Loan Association Council
was the speaker last night who de
Hvered the talk on Thrift" over
WCAP. Joshua Evans, jr., vice presi-
dent of the District National Bank,
will talk Friday night over WCAP
on safe Investments" and Satur-
day night. over WRC, w. c. Hanson
will discuss Pay Bills Promptly"
In the lobby os the American Sc
curity and Trust Co. is an exhibition
of savings" banks Of the earliest
known types. They are the property
of the Government and have been
loaned TO assist in the thrift cam
paiGn.
\ thrift program will be the feature
tonight OF the Public Sneaking Club
of the Park View Community Center,
under the leadership of Miss Maitland
Thomson. Speeches on thrift will be
made by Mrs l.. E. hurry. Mrs. |.
V. Ashburn, Mrs. G. f. Dalwick, Mrs.
Zera X. Brammel and II. c. Burkel.
Speakers at thrift meetings to he
held today will include Francis NJ.
Savage. president of the Central Saw
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NEW VOLCANO SEEN
ON PACIFIC ISLAND
Eruption in Galapagos Group
Reported to Navy Hydro
graphic Office.

SAN FRANCISCO. January 10
Discovery of a new volcano, located on
he tiny Albemarle Island of the Gala
pagos group, of the coast OF Ecuador,
has been officially entered in the rec
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as the Monticello Guard. and the
Service Company. 1S3rd Infantry
known as the Richmond Grays.
Col. Lloyd NJ Brett, adjutant genera
of the local Guard, replied that the
Virginia National Guard is at al
times authorized to enter and pass
through the District of Columbia un
der arms, this being a Federal city
under the jurisdiction of the Federal
Government.
/ But such request as this Is a. for
mality which must be gone through
in the case of all militia moving. un
der arms, outside of their own States
They must get the permission of the
head of sovereign state before they
may enter it under arms.
Mai. Stephan has written a letter
to Col. John w. Oehmann, command
ing the 121st Engineers. transmitting
the report of the Regular Army In
spector on the work of the unit al
Fort Humphries last August. and con.
graduates him and the officers and
enlisted men for the Communications
received in the report, and adds:
This report indicates that very sat
isfactory progress is being made by
the 121st Engineers, and 1t Is hoped
that continued improvement will be
shown in the future so as to warrant
similar remarks from inspecting Off
GERS.
1T is regretted that the inspecting
officer found it necessary to make his
only unsatisfactory remark in con
nection with battalion commanders
particular effort will be made dur
ing the current armory training perioC
to correct this deficiency and secure
the proper functioning of those off
GERS"
Capt. James D. Andrews. jr.. sta
toned at Fort Humphreys, who made
the report, had this to say under the
heading of list of deficiencies":
Battalion commanders failed to
closely observe and supervise the
drills and exercises of the companies
under their command. and their rest
periods while on the field with troops
differed from the periods observed by
the troops
He follows this up with notation,
under the heading of the report for
marking proficiency of commissioned
officers above captain, of "unsatisfac-
tory for majors only
Under the list Of commentators.
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a board order authorizing the enlist
| ment of any male employe of the Dis
trict in the local National Guard. ex-
| cept members of the Police and Fire
Departments. Under a recent order
Of the War Department, 1t was neces-
| sary to get such a blanket order be.
| fore any Of the District of Columbia
employees could be enlisted
Figures compiled by Lieut. Col.
Peyton G.. Nevitt, adjutant of the
29th National Guard Division, show
that during the fiscal year 1925 a lit,
tie more than 25 per cent of the per.
sonnet Of the local Guard re-enlisted.
The figures show that 325 enlisted
men were discharged during this pc
riod for various reasons, and of this
| number S6 re-enlisted. During this
same period there were 296 original
enlistments. Seventy-f1ve per cent of
those who were discharged because of
expiration Of enlistment re-enlisted.
This indicates. according to Col. New
lit. that usually when a man COM
pletes full enlistment in the Guard
he becomes interested enough in the
service to re-enlist.
The following enlisted last week:
Palo A. Mitchell, 21SS California
street, Company c, 121st Engineers;
Edward 0. Hamilton, s23 c street
southeast. Company c. 121st Engi-
neers Alfred NJ. Rose. 1923 Columbia
road. Company c. ,121st Engineers;
William D. Steuler, 16 Third street
southeast, Company +, 121st Engi-
neers and Nester J. Gnash, Sixth
street, Company F, 121st Engineers.
Efforts are being made to organize
another bowling league in the 121st
Regiment of Engineers. Capt. George
w. Johns, commanding Company +.
121st Engineers, has issued q notice
to all units, inviting those Interested
to be present at meeting to be held
at the armory at $50 o'clock tomor-
row night for the purposes of dis
cusing the formation of a league, and
if there are a sufficient number in
attendance plans will be completed at
that time for launching 1t.
Capt. Goodwin p. Dunn. command
ing the Headquarters and Service
Company of the 121st Engineers. has
been dispatched to Edgewood Arsenal,
Md, to examine discarded motor
equipment Of the Army stored there.
Capt. Dunn has instructions to find
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Capt. Andrews says that the training
schedule was very satisfactory, the
morale and spirit were very salts
factory and the mess and preparation
we're very satisfactory. He gives a
rating of satisfactory for the organi-
zation as a whole.
He reported that the local Engineer
regiment is Is per cent ready In the
matter OF training and equipment for
combat service. and estimates that II
would take two months of training,
with the units at war strength. TO
prepare it to be ready for combat
service.
He reported that the facilities for
Engineer training at Fort Humphreys
were excellent, the cooperation rem
dered the Guard by the Regular per-
sonnel stationed there excellent. and
that the benefits Of the camp train
ing were clearly perceptible.
The motor equipment was found to
be satisfactory, as were also the arms
and equipment.