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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-20
OrmistOn Declares
Dear Darling Man"
Letter is the Bunk"

Chicago, Nov. 19-(P)-Edward H.
S. Martin, attorney for Kenneth G..
Ormiston, missing radio operator of
Angelus Temple, Los Angeles, today
made public a letter purporting to be
from Ormiston, who branded as
bunk" the Dear Darling Man" let
ter given out by District Attorney
keyes. G1d also the trunk Of femi-
nine finery found in New York. 1t
was Omissions first expression since
the trur. contests and letter Were
made public. California authorities
had announced their belief that fin
cry found in the trunk belonged to
Aimee Scmple Mcpherson, Los An
geles evangelist. and that the Dear
Darling Man" letter was a missive
exchanged between Mrs. Mcpherson
and the radio operator.
Ormiston in the letter repeated his
denials that he was with Mrs. Nc !.
Person on a sojourn in a cottage at
Carmel by the Sea.
Stating that his attorney has in
formed him that 1.-THE dear public
wants to know what | think about
the amazing trunk and love letters
story" Ormiston wrote my opinion
can be adequately expressed in one
word-bunk."
Regarding the trunk. I naturally
have no means of knowing. | do not
know If the trunk 0rortc1 as de-
livered to Mr.. Keyes in Los Angeles
is or is not property. AS for con-
tents, | know no more than any gull
hble reader of the scandal sheets
Now we come to that touching
though cryptic little letter. I have
70 thank Mr.. Keyes for a real thrill.
Ehe newspapers inform me In great
headlines that, was dear darling
man IN some lady's estimation.
nile L am really an optimist, |
knew there must be a catch in it
somewhere and sure enough upon
Waolng through many lengthy COL
unns found that twas only Mr..
heyes trying to establish a reputa-
Biography.
Had l been the recipient of the
h!sSlve IN question, ] am quite GER
tam That | would have failed miser-
ably to grasp its import and tbe sie
nature Jackie would have rung no
bell Of recognition in nv think tank
AT any rate l did not receive if
ana am quite sure that 1T was NOT
intended that | should receive it and
90 not know who -,-~'> it. Though
nave sort of sneaking idea. You
see 1t, too. was fund by newspa-
per reporter"
me letter wound up "KGO sign
ing off. Good night"
IL was not stated where the letter
was postmarked. Several recent
communications from Ormiston
nave been made public by Mr.. Mar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-20
$4,000 Damage Suits
In Wake Auto Crash

Portland, Nov. 1.-two damage
suits involving a total of $4,000 were
on trial before the superior court
jury today after having been appar-
emily settled by a referees verdict of
several weeks ago.
The suits are brought by Kate
Blanchard of Westbrook. against
Dennis Decormier and Carl l..
Stearns of Standish, and are based
on injuries sustained in an automo-
bile collision as result of negli-
gence, Miss Blanchard alleges on the
part of the defendants. Decormier
is the owner and Stearns the driver
of an automobile which collided with
Miss Blanchard's car last May 81.
She asserts that as owner and agent
they are responsible for personal
injuries to her and damage to her
car, and asks $4,000 of each man.
Several weeks ago the Blanchard
suits went on hearing before Deputy
Clerk Leslie E. Norwood, sitting as
a referee to determine damages only.
Liability was felt to have been con-
ceded by the defendants because
counsel for the parties had failed TO
enter appearances on the court trial
made in such cases 1t is the custom
to automatically default the action,
hence the case was referred to Dep
uty Norwood to decide the amount
of damages.
When defendants counsel had been
served with notice of the referees
findings they expressed surprise that
the case had been referred and in
formed the court that they had no
intention of letting the actions be de-
faulted. 1t was then discovered that
the failure of counsel to enter APP
pearances had resulted In the de-
fault and upon request of counsel,
Judge Arthur Chapman placed the
suits on the trial docket for Jury
consideration.
The jury was expected to take the
case someti9e this afternoon. Grow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-20
Put Over Cases
OF Tech Students

Boston, Nov. 19-(P)-Hearing or
the cases of four students of the
Massachusetts Institute of Tech
noIogy on charges arising from a
freshman sophomore class riot were
put over today in Roxbury district
court until Dec. Z.
Prescott D. Crout of Milwaukee
Wis, Charles E. Lyons. of Somer-
Vile, Mass, Arnold A. Smith of Ma
cog. Quebec, and Sydney c. Hard
wick. Jr. OF bingham, Mass. We're
arrested on charges Of wanton de-
struction of property when a ball
room was damaged to the extent of
$4,000.
Later Rebecca M. Dotson and
James Dixon. Jr.. brought complaints
of assault and battery against Crout
and Lyons and these two. with Smith
and Hardwick, were charged with
damaging Dixon's car. The stu
dents each have been at liberty in
$500 bail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-20
UNIV. OF MAINE
Class Officers Elected

The annual class elections were
held this week at Alumni Hall I'M
der the direction of the Student
Senate. Interest was high ana
everyone voted, thus the most popu-
lar candidates were elected. All OIL
the class presidents are athletes as
are many of the other officers.
Wilson Hayden. class of 1928, was
elected to the Junior Week Com
mittee and was tied with Emery
Dickey of Portland for chairman.
Philip Churchill Of Augusta vas a
candidate for vice president of the
Freshman class but was Detected by
q small majority.
Officers Of the Class of 1927
President, Paul Lamoreau, Presque
Isle: Vice President, Roy Hobson'
Portland; Secretary, Crystal Hughes
Mapleton; Treasurer, Daniel Web
ster, Bangor.
Executive Committee
Chairman, George Lewis, North
Berwick: George Larry. Old Orchard;
George Kehoe, Rutland. Mass; Ken
meth Proctor, Pressure Isle; Bob
Durrell.
Commencement Week Committee
Chairman, Henry Trask. Me-
chanic Falls; Cyril Cogswen. Old
Town: Carroll Day, Shirley; Eliza
beth Sawyer. Bangor; Norman Me-
serve, Gorham. n. II.
Girls Cane Committee
Chairman, Ruth Hitchings. Carl
! bou; Edith OConnor, Bangor; Edith
! Merchant, Walnut Hill; Helen Pea
| body. Portland: Mae Kirk. Bangor.
Boys Cane Committee
Chairman, Edward Engel, Orono;
Eugene Scribner, Oakland; Clay
| ton Sylvester, Mars Hill; Caddy At
kins: Fred Ames, Bath.
! Commencement Ball Committee
Chairman. Joseph Gay, Newcastle;
| Warren Abbott. Rumford Harry
| Hartley, Brunswick: Annette Lane,
Glass of 1928
President. Harry Peakes. Milo;
| Vice President, Gordon Walker, MIL
Ilinocket; Secretary, Thelma Perkins,
| Old Town; Treasurer, Wendell
! Noble, Blaine.
Executive Committee
Chairman. George Scribner. Oak
! land; Albert Parker, f. Orange, n. j.;
Lynwood Belts, Dover Foxcroft;
Preston Maxwell, Stoneham. Mass;
Cy Young.
Chairman, Wilson Hayden, Au-
! guStd, Elery luChey, OTlldHOS
oliver Fulsom; Robert Lane, Win
| chester, Mass: John Hall, Mexico.
/ Junior Prom Committee
Chairman. Fred Thompson, MIL
linocket; Guy Sturgis, Portland;
J Herbert Elliott. Kezar Falls: Charlie
Stone, Fort Fairfield; Andre Cush-
| ing, Bangor
Class Chaplain
| Pete Bennett.
/ Class Of 1929
| President, G.. L. Coltart, Brewer;
Vice President, H, S. Folsom. New
port; Secretary. NJ. Z. Robinson,
| Bangor; Treasurer, V. B. Mac
Naughton, Bangor.
| Dance Committee
| Chairman, J. P. Flynn, Florence,
Mass; G. C. Goudy, York Village
V. NJ Lancaster, Pittsfield: w. S.
! Niles. Rumford; E. T. Ridlon, KeZar
Falls.
Pipe Committee
Chairman, j. w. Mccarthy. Rum
| ford; r. C. O'Connor, Bar~or. w. L.
| Noyes, Orono; C. II. Rogers, Booth
bay Harbor; G D. Bixby, Newbury-
| port, Mass.
Class of 1880
| President, II. w. Meyer: Vice
| President. Arthur Lufkin; SECRETARY,
! Hazel Sawyer; Treasurer, Ed.
| Woods
Executive Committee
| Chairman, H. Richardson, L. Abb
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-20
High Water Routs
Portland Wharf Rats

Portland. Me-, Nov. 19-P1-An
army of rats, ranking second only
to the followers of the Pied Piper,
were routed from their homes be-
meath the docks at the Portland wat
erfront today by the highest tide in
years, and watchmen and other
wharf workers battled with them for
an hour before the stampede city,
ward was checked.
As the swarm of rats, big, little,
short cared and long cared, scam
pered before the rising tide, dock
employees armed themselves with
clubs and the battle was on. The
casualties amounted to at least 90.
with many reported as missing"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-20
STATE OF xArss
To An Persons rntsrsst.A
OF the Est atss Hersfnast 9 II

At a Probate Court hi.
y, IN. a ae.h Tor tne County Of KsnaA.altgs
the NTH day Of November Is T.
Of our Lord one THOUSAND - ths
dred and twenty-six. Tha 4ihe
matters having been pressn., ioilasl
action thereupon hereInaf..a Ia
ed, 1t Is hereby ORDEpFnssf md,
That notice thereof be et..
persons interested. By ca,ss,eea
OF this order to be pnhIans 81
weeks successfully in tb a nd d,
nebec Journal, a newsnar.o sily q
at Augusta, in said conn,. pntla
may appear at a Probate c .sat q
held at said Augusta on ttun %
second day of November tssH
az ten O'Clock in thes forsnaa. D. N
heard thereon II they see ca art
Marie Pelletier, late NJ Iase
ceased. WilI and petition Ssasa
thereof and for appojntmsr, ersa
tor presented by Real Psii.Ms n
ecutor named therein. 3
Vesta M. Reynolds. I.t.
dale, deceased. viii ana ..asfrt
probate thereof and for vsutiOa
OF Jonn +. HAYES Of Mancbss.n!a
administrator with will snn.,ss
scented by said John F. Have.
Honsrt I. Ackrtdgs, late 4, ~.
Home, deceased. VIII and ns,; nsut'<
probate thereof and for snno;.9
of executrix without bond ',olhlrs
by Evelyn A. Ackridgs r .r
named therein. s1ecEl
Mabel Toppan, late Of w..
deceased Petition FLED
Minnie B. Slower Of Wster,,u.
pointed administering OF n. =
of said deceased. sAs SD
Calvin A. Cole, late Of u.,,.
ceased. Second account nrsss.
allowance by Clara A. Carte
trix. si.e,
Nancy ]. spsaring, late o,tu
geles, Cal. deceased. Final n
presented for allowance by ~
Lawrence, executor. ~
Anne IA. z. Brown, late a,
field, deceased. Final accom-, ~
ed for allowance by Fred / B,oxs
ecutor. "'VsA n
Anne NJ. p. Brown. late n, p..
deceased. Petition for asssssn.N.
inheritance tax presented By ~
| Brown, executor.
S"AsAA "A. WV idIe OF Hallnw.n Il
ceased. Petition for assesgn,sn, y Il
heritance tax presented By r..
Carter. executrix.
Charles Kehoe, late ~ v,s-
| Home, Togus, deceased. Pst;,ioa
I distribution presented Iva N 80
Administrative.
Alwilda z. Mari, late OF u,II,,s|
/ deceased. Petition for license r.
real estate of said deceased s,s,.s
| In said Hallowell presented by b, N
/ White, executor.
Maria Louise Leger, late Of Asr.
| ia, deceased. Final account n,sss..,
for allowance by z. NJ. Thompso. n
ecutor Il
Maria Louise Lsgsr, late 0, au,x
ia, deceased. Petition for dIs,ribTs.
presented by Z. NJ. Thompson. az
I tor.
/ Witness, HAROLD e. COOK ia.
of said Court. at Augusta. tbis M
day of November in the year of n
Lord one thousand nine hundred NJ
twenty-six.
r. W. LEIGHTON, R.gists
| nov6 Saf n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-20
.DAILY RADIO PROGRAM

'rsT2w Isl HrcAco-s44.s-s7ot.
200 6:oo-Little Brown Church: Il
WGN, CHlCACo-3o2.s-99oE
7:ls 6:l5-Early features y
oI5 s:i5-Reinald Wcrrenrath
1918 e:l5--"our Music Room ,,n,
WLW. CINCINNATI---422.3-
1880 6:3O-Church service.
$50 7:3o-Salon orchestra.
WsAI. CINCINNATI-325.e- K .
400 5:00--Dr. Cadman.
7:4s 6:4s-Chimcs; Sermonctte-
o15 S:l5-Reinald Werrenrsth. -,,.
WTAM. CLEvELAND-3ss.4--I7ok <.
500 S.o0-Orchcstras.
800 7.00-Church service.
o;ls S:ls-Rcinald Werrenrath.
fO:Is o:15-Wylie's Orchestra
WFAA, DALLAS-47s.s-63oh
$3.50 7:30--Chtrch services.
IL 90 1900 Popular program. ,o.
woo. DAVENP ORT---4S3.e-oZ
1880 6:30--Church service.
e:ls S:l5-Reinald Werrenrath.
II 100 l0:0o-Little Symphony.
KOA, DENvER-322.4--9'ok
200 o:00-Cathedrai vespers
GAS s:45-Cathedral service ,..
WHO, DIES MOINES-526-51oE
500 5:00--WHO String Quartet
$3.50 7:30--Orchestra.
1900 l:0o-Musical program
WWJ, DETROIT-352.7-eSo 4
1920 6:2o-Program from WEAF;
WCX-WJR, $50 K
7:ls 6:i5--Central NJ. E. Church
1000 9:00--Spccial song service.
KTHS, HOT SPRINGS--374.a-soo k
700 9:0o-Classic hour.
i0:45 9:4s-Organ recital; Froiie.
WHB, KANSAS cITY--.ss5.s-szok
500 7:00--Sermon, questions
900 S:oo-Evening services
1918 II :l5-Theatre radio feature.
KFAB. LINCOLN-34o.7-8eo k.
1890 s:00--S Sunday evening musicale.
WCCo, MPLS.-ST. PAUL-416.4-72o k.
7:20 6:20-Church service
e:ls 8:ls-Rcinald Werrenrath
1915 9I5-Chippcwa Indians.
1850 l0:30-Municipal organ recital;
WOR. 2-740
7:4s 6:4s-Nanderbilt concert. $3.50
WEAF. NEW YORK-4sl.s-6lok.
1900 l:00-Religious features.
400 3:00-Dr. S. Parkes Cadman.
$3.50 4:30-Soloists; Orchestra.
1870 6;2o-Capitol Theatre program
e:l5 S:l5- Reinald Werrenrath, baritone.
in recital
io:l5 e1s-"Hamlet." WEAF Plsyera
WIZ. NEW YoRK-454.3-66e k.
ZOO 6:0o-Carillon; Trio concert
$50 7:30-Orchestra; Niolinist.
i0:l5 e:15-Moriz Rosenthal. pianist and
Kco. oAKLAND-se1 .2-s3ok.
s:45 4:45-San Francisco Symphony.
$50 s;5o-Bem's Orchestra.
1885 9:35-Church services
WOAW, OMAHA-526-57ok
1000 e:00-Chapel.
WIFI, PHILADELPHIA-394 500 k.
e:l5 S:lS-Reinald Werrenrath.
WIP, PHILADELPHIA--5os. $50 k.
7:15 6:I5-Chrrch cervice.
1000 9:00-WIP Little Symphony.
WGY. SCHENECTADY-379. k.
1850 650-Presbyterian service.
900 S:00-Programs from WIZ.
WBZ. SPRINGFIELD-333.I-
$50 5:3G-Organ Popular music.
o:0e S00-Golden Rule hour.
1O:f5 e:iS-Proeram from WIZ.
WRC, NGTON-46s. $40 k.
7:20 620-Programs from WEAF-WJZ.
WCBD. ZION. lLL.-344.6-67ok.
900 80o-Sacred concert.
-QjF(-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-20

Mr.. and--Mrs. Herbert S. Hopkins
were in town on business and calling
on friends Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hopkins formerly resided here and
still own their home on the corner
of High street and North avenue.
Mr.. Hopkins has just returned from
an official business trip to New York.
Jasper c. Hamilton, of Auburn,
was a guest Thursday night of Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde H. Blackwell, of
Madison. Mr.. Hamilton represents
the Ridgely Protective Association.
and was here on business.
Emmons Casey has been i'll sew
eral days with grippe at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith on Water street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-20
Officials Evasive
On Condition of
King Ferdinand

Vienna. Nov. 19-(PJ-The condi-
ton Of King Ferdinand of Rumania
is considered in banking circles here
which are in close touch with Buch-
Arrest, to be so serious as to justify
the anxiety of Queen Marie, who has
cancelled her tour in the United
States and will sail for home next
week.
All official sources, however, are
silent or evasive regarding the con-
dition of Ferdinand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-20

John 0Riely went to North Vas
salboro, where he formerly resided,
Friday afternoon, where this morn
ing at 8 o'clock he will attend the
funeral of his close friend, Daniel
O'Keefe. While in North Vassal-
boro Mr.. O'Riely will be the guest
of his cousin, Patrick O'Riely.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Scott of Co.
welt street, are the parents Of lit
tie son born Wednesday. This is the
second child. The older is a son
named for his father. The infant
has not yet been named. Both Mrs.
Mrs. Scott and child are doing nice
".
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sr'1 wri sssf ELECTROMAGNETIC
500 s:o0-Hub Trio; Bible Study.
$500 7:oo-Studio recitalists-
KTHS, HOT SPRINGS-374.s-soo k.
10 100 e:00--Scores; Dance music.
WDAF, KANSAS cITY-sS5.s-ezo X
900 6:o0-School Of the air.
900 soon. Y. symphony Orchestra.
1000 9:oo-Around the Town
12:45 II :45-Nighthawk frolic.
XII, LOS ANGELES-467-641 k
10000 9:oo-Musical programs.
WHAs. LoUISvnLE-sssS-75o
$50 7:3o-Der Socialer Maener Choir.
WCcO, MPLS.-ST. PAUL-416.@-72ok.
7:ls S:ls-Barlow's Orchestra.
900 soon. Y. Symphony Orchestra.
lI.15 l0:l5-Barlow's Orchestra
WOR. NEWARK-4cs-2-74ok
Sis S:lS--Dinncf program.
$500 7:0o-Concert program
lf0o l0.0e-Dance music.
WEAF, NEW YoRK-49i .5-6iok-
$500 s:oo-Waldorf Orchestra.
1900 6:00--Dance music; SongI-
500 7:0o-Musical comedy hits;
200 soon. Y. Symphony Orchestra,
Damrosch conducting.
1000 S:oo-WEAF Revue.
II 100 1o:00-Lopez Orchestra.
WIZ, NEW YORK-4s4. 3-6Sok
700 60o-Commodor Orchestra.
$40 7:1o-Boston Symphony Orchestra,
Koussevitzky conducting.
1880 e:5o-Denny's Orchestra.
KGO, OAKLAND-36l- $50 h
1900 illoo-Dance music.
WOAW, OMAHA-526-57ok
1000 e:0O-Program de luxe.
WIFI, PHTLADELPHIA-3s4 X
$50 S:30-Dinner music.
500 O0-Readings; Recital
900 soon. Y, Symphony Orchestra
1000 9:00-Quartet; Dance music.
WHIP, PHiLADELPHIA-5oS $50 K.
800 7:00-Taik; Church chorus.
1905 e:05-Dance orchestra; Organ.
KDKA, PiTTSBURCH-3os.l- T.
6:15 s.l5-KDKA String Quartet.
500 7:00-Westinghouse Band.
WCAE, PITTSBURGH-46I-3I K.
500 5:00-Dinner music.
500 9:00-Programs from .WEAF.
WGY, SCHENECTADY-379 k.
500 s:00-Dinner programs.
ESQ 6:30-Buffalo Theatre.
$40 7:l0--BSston Symphony Orch
1890 o:30-VanCurler Orchestra.
WBZ, SPRINCFIELD-333.1 k
$40 s:1C--Early features.
$40 7:i0-Boston Symphony Orchestra,
Symphony Hall.
loI5 Embellishments Orchestra.
WRC, WASHINGTON-4ss.5-64o X.
700 6:00-Bibic talk; Dinner music,
$40 7:l0-Boston Symphony Orch.
1850 e:3e-Dance music.
Ali D.
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NAB BOOTLEGGER
Continued from Page Onej

was selling liquor to half the Yale
student body and expected the ad-
vertlsement from his arrest to bring
MN the patronage of the other half,
as ne told a reporter. He is minus
MS liberty and about $4,000 worth
OF whisky, gin, cognac, Martini.
Benedlctine and similar thirst-al-
layers, besides labelling, stamping
ana cutting plant. The mother of
Yale student complained to the
ponce that bootleggers were selling
hquor to her son, and Erickson was
appfehended on the campus yester-
Gay and followed to his home, where
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-20

Springfield, Mass, Nov. 19.-P-
snowy owls, reported in many parts
CT New England, have been in this
part OF the Connecticut valley and
II was learned that Thornton w.
Burgess, well-known nature writer.
mas not only seen. but photographed
one recently.
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(Eastern & Central Standard Time.


midnight heavy hgures-)
Eastern & Central Standard Time.
tssr,w s ass 11A1rLANrA-42s.s-7oo k.
600 8:oc-Hour of music
b1i;4S lo:45-Concert.
WPC. ATLANTIC CrTY-2ss.e-iooo
100 6:o0-News; Organ recital.
1880 6:30-Dinner concert
900 S:Oo-Hotel concerts.
i1o.3o o.3o-Dance orchestras.
WEEI, OSTON-34S.6-e6ok k
e:01 SOON. Y Symphony Orchestra
wNAS, gosToN-so.i-SS7k
SO; Wma a;eop sGUHTaTs1AIk.o-zss.s-,i,oL
+; $50 s:3e-Onondaga Orchestra
40 o:3e-Buffalo Theatre.
| wCR. BUFFALO-3ls-940k.
IN SOON. Y. Symphony Orchestra.
KYW. cHICACO-53s.4-5eo k.
/ 1900 6:0o-Stories; Dinner music
| 500 7:oo-Musical programs.
WMAo. CHICACo-447.5-
! 700 6:o0-Organ; Orchestra
| 900 s:oo-Photolog; Revue,
1850 o:3o-Popular song cycle
webb. CHICAGo-37o.2-elok
1000 e:O0-Dance selections.
1920 u :oo-Popua1 program: .7o.
WLS, Nf1lSASo--oTT'S
! 700 6:00-Markets; Organ.
800 7:oo-Barn Dance Is hoursl.
WON, CHICACO-3o2.s-- 500 K
J jas 6:ls-Stories; Dinner music.
900 SOON. Y. Symphony Orchestra.
10 100 o:0o-Opera, II Pagliaoci.
WLW, INCINNATI--422.3-T K
ZOO o:o0-Organ recital.
500 7:00-Club; Trio.
9 100 s:00-Dance music.
WSAI, CINCINNATI-325.9- $40 x
7:45 6:45-WSAI Sextet.
800 soon Y Symphony Orchestra.
: WTAM. CLEVELAND-359. 4--77ok K
/ SIS s:l5-Orchestras Wizard.
900 s:0o-N. Y. Symphony Orchestra.
Wink, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
100 5:c0-Six-hour program.
wFAA, DALLAS-475.9-630k.
1850 6:30-Joy's Orchestra.
$50 S:30-North Texas Chorus
voc, DAvENPoRT-4s3.e-62ok.
s:oa 7:o0-Two- piano recital.
900 soon. Y. Symphony Orchestra.
WV. DETRoIT-352.7-e5
900 BOON. Y. Symphony Orchestra.
Wcx-WJR, DETROIT-516.s-5e0k.
500 s:00-Dinner music.
500 7:00-Musical programs.
1850 1o:30-Jesters.
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day to give attention to ward I ~
tiers, and the mayoralty cohsea M
will be held on Tuesday, wn l',n. ~ Il
will decide whether John Wns s,Sss
Archie Lovette will be the eanu
for maNOr.
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER Fl
Eastern & Central Standard Time)

fRsrl (csT1
WPc, ATLANTIC crTY-2ss.s-iooo k
900 8:oo--News; Concert program
WEEP, BOSTON-34s.6-66o K.
400 3:00-Dr. Cadman.
7:20 6:20-From WEAF.
WGR, BUFFALO-3l9-94o k
Jas 6:45-Evening service.
e:i5 S:15-Reinald Werrenrath
KYW, CHICAGO-535.<-5 K.
500 7:00-Sunday Evening Club.
1850 9:30-Ciassical concert
WEBB, CHiCAGO-370-2-slo
500 5:o0-Twilight musicale
500 7:00-Selected artists
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Proyincetown. Mass, Nov iGuaE
The United States Coass ,,ed ~
cutter Morrill,, which wre.n ~ hs
wharves when the storm .r - hss
Tuesday night threw 1t aS s'gb vats
was fioated here today at ms M Acuss
by the cutters ossipee and ant 1r %
net. The Morrill, was apps, - Bostrl
damaged but will proceed - bulI.
later for dock survey OF the -
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er C. WEIGH Of Westbrook is attorney
for Miss Blanhard and Harry K.
Nixon and Emery G. Wilson are
counsel for the defendants.
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STATE OF MAINE
STATE OF MAINE
Kennebec, SIS. In Eqal
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT
J. c. Eiphns
Florida-Dixie Corporation
nrdar Of Natira

Florida-Dixie Corporation
Order of Notice
On the foregoing bill in EQUIV
presented by J. c. Hopkins, seerea,
of the Florida-Dixie Corporaas4.
against said Corporation, alleglhs -
the stockholders of said Corpofa.,~ \.
on November 8, 1926, voted 70 ~
solve said corporation and that u's
are no existing liabilities or asses :
said corporation and praying I~
dissolution of said corporation, :,
ORDERED, that hearing =
at the Court House in Augusta Me-
on Saturday the 18th day OF psO =
Der, 1926, at ten o'clock A NJ ~, =.
that notice of said hearing De w
by serving an attested copy o. -
bill and this order of court thaI |.
on said corporation fourteen aa!s |,
least before the date of SAD heAl-
and by publishing an attested cVE ~ :
this order once week Tor tso I'm.
cessive weeks in the Kenneoec 10
nal, a newspaper publisneo ~ i,
gusta, Maine, the last puolicalson, M,
be at least seven days before lis S''
of said hearing. -,rr
Justice Supreme judicial oVuss
Dated this 18th day OF NV'''-''
1926.
(Seal)
A true copy. r,,,s
Attest: c. w. JONES e'
nov20-21
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bott: ]. Walker; II. Randall: G.
Moore.
Banquet Committee
Chairman, j. Ashworth;, II. Hunt;
e. >Stienstra; l.. Winterbotton; d.
Thompson.
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Record Sugar TRANSACTIONS

New York. Nov. l9.-lTtl n
actions in raw sugar futures s ~
New York coffee and sugar ITO ..ortios
today reached record plop drt;
accentuated by estimates o. :, IN
of more than a million tons ~ .,Is
worlds sugar crop. The gay Sas Ia
were the largest on recor9, IN.
tons. Demand in early deaim Deans, bS
ried prices / to 8 points Ms iss hcf
the market eased later, ciosin atssrdsyi
ever 2 to 4 points above !es'
final quotations.
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Compiled BY United Press)
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20

fstsaons arranged alphabetically by cities.
Sirst column Eastern Standard Time. sec
ond column Central Standard Time After
midnight heavy hgures.)