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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22
ukRlJNIlnS PROTEST
POLISH 25-YElR MANDATE
over EAST 6AJCll

New York. Nov. H-Protest against
the reported decision Of the supreme
council Of the peace conference to give
Poland . s year mandate over east
Galcia was dispatched today to Pre-
miers Clemenceau and Lloyd George.
and Frank L Polk. American repre-
sentative in Paris. from the headQuar-
ters here Of the Ckranlan national com
mit;ee Of the United States. East Ga
licia never shall be ruled by Poland.
the protest declared. and a supplement
resolution made public by the commit
tee said that the Ckranians will fight
until tie world recognizes their right TO
govern themseIyes.''
The cablegram dispatched to the
peace conference heads. signed By the
Very Rev. P. Poniatishin, president Of
the national committee. said:
"Ckranians of east Galicia have be-
lieved Justice would be given to them.
as to their nationalities of the former
Austro-Hungarian empire. Even enc
mics. such as German-Aus;rians and
Hungarians. were given eelf-de;ermina-
ed piebiscite for east GaIicia. but now
recognizes the right Of invasion ami
conquest. ~.
"Giving Galicia to her hereditary enc
my. Poland, is against the peoples will
Ckfanians protest the supreme coua-
ellis decision Of November q and de-
clare that east Galicia never shall pe
ruled by Poland"
kilograms similarly worded were sent
10 President Wilson. Secretary Lansing z
and Sir Robert Borden, premier Of Can
ada. Ckranians in the dominion have
been requested to dispatch like pro-
tests. A statement issued here regart-
ing the supreme councils decision ,e-
c,ared that the million Ukranians in
this country represented by the ma
tional committee cannot believe that
America will consent to the ens.ave-
ment OF the 100000 Ukranians in cas-.
Galicia.''
According to Polish statistics II was
reported East Galicia's population Is Is
per cent Ukranian and only one per
cent Polish
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22
p x. z. Annual BANQUET

The 18th annual banquet Of the
Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity OF
Colby college was held at the Rotary
Club rooms at $50 Friday evening
with about 80 members and a:umni's
present. Colby B. KaIlock was toast
master Of the evening, and the affair
was one Of the biggest in the year.
The banquet was all that one could
ask for and each did ample justice 70
the annual feed"
Those were initiated into the fra
ternity were: Willard Clark Guliek
OF Worcester. Mass: Donald Edwin
Sprague, Boothby Harbor: John Rus
sell Cow Of Minneapolis, Nina. ana
Elliott Frank Chase Of Skowhegan.
Among those who were called upon
to speak were Parker Brooks Stur-
gis. who is a representation from the
Bowdoin College Theta fraternity:
Leslie F. Murch. Colby. Is: Howard
Mitchell. Colby. -: and Drew T.
Harthorne, Colby 81. and several
others.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22
ZION CITY
SEWER FLOWS
WITH 23lfo BEER

Zion City, ILL.,, Nov. A-Fron a plat
form six feet high. 1ss.se7 bottles Of ..
ger cent. beer today were emptied into q
specially built trough that ran to an
open sewer. Mayor C1endenin poured
the first bottle and Chief Of Police
Becker and ais aides finished the oper-
alton. Tire ceremony was postponed sew
eTal days ago to permit construction Of
the platform and trough 50 as to pre-
vent Contamination of the city's )
streets. The empty bottles were sold to
q junk dealer for S214s
The beer was ordered DESTROYED by
Judge Claire c. Edwards Of the wou-
kegan circuit court after It had been
when seized from smugriers
from Wisconsin.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22
FOOTBALL LEADERS OF
WEST CLASH TODAY

Chicago. Nov. 1After . brilliant
season studded with upsets. the west.
ern college football race wfll wind uD
in a fighting finish tomorrow with
the undefeated Ohio state eleven
playing the powerful Illinois team
atColumbus for the championship.
Chicago will take the field against
Wisconsin at Chicago for secondary
donors while Michigan and Minne-
sofa will clash at Ann Arbor Tor q
place in the sun.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22
BIPLANE PILOT
SMASHES MACHINE
AGAINST TREE

Westerly. r. l., Nov. IA .wo-pas-
senger Curtis bi-plane. piio,ed BY Ed
ward P. Brennan of New York with
Cash Miller OF this town as passenger.
was wrecked today when 1, crashed into
tree while rising. Brennan. who Is
general manager OF the National Aero
Photographic Suriey vo.. was hurled
out and bruised. Miller escaped injury.
The pilot was bound from New York
for Providence. He had been forced
to land here yesterday short Of saso-
line
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22
Executive Council of
Typographical Union
Seeks Settlement at NJ "

New York. Nov. 21.-The executive
council Of the International Typo.
graphical Union arrived here tonight
from Indianapolis to see if a settle
ment cannot be perfected between
employers and compositors who are
on vacation in connection with the
strike and lockout which has existed
in the printing industry here for
nearly two months.
Members Of the council arrivine
tonight were W. w. Barrett. James
]. Hogan and ]. W. Hayes.
Questioned as to the power of the
executive council to effect a settle
ment, Hayes. said it had unlimited
power and could even go as far as
expelling big six" if that local oroy-
ed sufficiently refractory.
All tradc unions in this city were
warned today by the Allied Printing
Trades Council of Greater New YORK
to disregard pleas for financial or
moral aid from local printing unions
which have seeded" from their in
ternational organization. A letter
signed by officials Of the council all
legged their purpose IL to raise sui.
hcient money TO continue the secex.
sion movement" and eventually tn
wreck the American Federation of
Labor.
THE outlaw unions are trying to
use the wage and hour question as
a secret ID cover up their secession
from the American labor movement |"
the letter said. I'VE know that you
will not knowingly aid outlaw or
carnations that are tryine-4o destroy
the American Federation OF Labor
and the principles upon which your
own organization is founded. These
secessionists have not been able to
secure the sympathy Of their fellow
craftsmen in other cities who are
doing work coming to them from New
York"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22
C0LONEL'S Crave
Receives Wreath from
Hand British Prince

Royal Youth Later 10 Hest 70 1000
School Children on Beard Battle
Cruiser Rsnewn in Nsw York Har-
ber-Ends Visit Today
New York, Nov. 1.-THE Prince
of Wales laid a wreath on the grave
Of Theodore Roosevelt today and
later presided over q function which
would have had q particular appeal
to the former President All aft
ernoon the young British heir was
host to 1000 school children on board
the great battle cruiser Renown. At
the Princes request the children were
free to wander at win over the great
warship.
The scene on board the warship
In the afternoon was one Of the most
picturesque that has attended the
Princes visit to America The chill
dren were selected by lot from the
High schools Of the greater city. Is
boys and Is girls from each school
and were carried out to the cruiser
in launches provided by the board
Of education. As each boy and girl
arrived at the gang way Of the Re-
nown he or she was handed an invi-
tation to tea by a midshipman about
the same age az the guest. Tea.
however, was the last thing in the
young visitors thoughts. They want
ed to see their royal host and they
could not be enticed into the flag
beded dining rooms until the Prince
appeared.
Finally they were marshaIled on
the quarter deck and presently the
Prince stepped from his cabin and
Jumped on to a capstan where he
stood laughing down at them while
they cheered him for several min
utes. When he had a chance to be
heard he bade them welcome in a
little speech which quite obviously
was spontaneous
Il am awfuily glad to see you all
he said. The Renown is a large
ship but it is not nearly large enough
to hold as many Of you as I would
like to see here. hope you will all
enjoy yourselves and have a good
time"
The Prince jumped down from his
capstan and was almost engulfed in
an eager crowd of boys and girls
who showered him with flowers and
tried to shake his hand He shook
hands vigorously until his staf res
cued him.
After the reception to the children
the Prince went ashore and passed
an hour at his favorite game Of
squash at the Racquet Club. Later he
was the guest at dinner of the Pill
grims> Club. following which he at
tended a performance at the Hip
poGrome The last item on the days
program was reception at the Sew
enth Regiment Armory. which lasted
until long after midnight.
The Princes visit to America will
be brought to close tomorrow with
the decorating on board the Renown
of more than 100 American soldiers
and sailors who won honors on the
battlefields Of Europe. The Renown
is scheduled to sail for Halifax short
ly after p. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22
OUR MARY WINS
BIG LAW SUIT

New York, Nov. 2l-Mrs., Gladys
May Moore, more widely known to
motion picture fans" as Mary Pick
ford. was awarded a verdict by a
Jury here today in a suit instituted
by Mrs. Cora c. Wilkening. q play
broker. who alleged that she had OBJ
tained a contract for Miss Pickford
with the Famous Players Corpora
ton at a salary OF $l,oS0,ooo, and
that 10 per cent commission was
due her. At a previous trial a jury
had decided in favor Of Mrs. wilken-
Ing. but the appellate division set
aside the verdict and ordered a new
trial.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22
LAWRENCE LEGION BARS
GERMAN MUSIC AT FRITZ
KREISLER'S CONCERT

Lawrence. Mass, Nov. 1.-The Law.
renee post Of the American Legion an
nounced after meeting tonight that II
would not interfere with Fritz Kreis-
lers concert here next Sunday. but
asked that the vioiinist play no German
music. 1t was the sense of the meetinz
that mo other enemy aiken be allowed
to give a concert in Lawrence until tn !.
peace treaty is signed
The violinist is on his way here from
Louisville. KY. where his engagement
for q recital last night was cancelled
upon advice from the mayor after the
local American Legion post and other
organizations had protested against his
appearance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

Mrs. Edwin Clark entertained the
Odd Ladies at her home Friday at.
terncon and the time was passed in
sewing for the fair to be held Mon
day afternoon. Dec. S. at the Wood
mar hall. The ladies have a fine list
Of articles to be on sale at that time,
and their sale this year Is one Of the
biggest and best ever.
The following night, Tuesday. the
ladies will hold a whist party At
the hall and If there are any articles
left over they viii be on sale at
that time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22
BROTHERHOOD CHIEF
WANTS j. s. CONTROL ROADS
CONTINUED FOR TWO YEARS

New York. Nov. 2l-Conti- larcel
for at least two years Of government.
control and operation of the rail.
roads. was urged by Timothy Shea,
acting president Of the Bro,herhool
Of Locomotive Firemen and Engine.
men and address on "PenG.1g rail.
way legislation" at the annual di-n5-
tonight Of the Academy Of Political
Science. He asserted that 10 hurry
the railroads now back 70 private
ownership would be q public calam-
ity."
Shea spoke for the f-st ra.,-cai
brotherhoods. the allied shop crafts
and the American Federation = Ia.
Dor. Alluding to the ant!-slrike pro.i
vision Of the Cunuins bill. h ASSERT
ed the -swoSd Of t-ea-t=ry" car be
seen beyond
The chief executives Q. -, all
way labor crgan.z-...ns" lie de-
clared. have become cnrv.7ccd-and
their conclusions are h2sad On actual
evidenee-that the pe-5ay anti.
strike legislation is the :ndi-a1. CIT
enme Of a conspiracy 20 -e''ire tie
wages Of railroad crplc-cs H.'ov
their present inadequate l2ycls
The dominating financial IL. -s.s
in the transportation inLus:-y. Eha.
IN the background. conspireSi 20 -7ag
about this legislation under tta is
stimulation Of protecting tie r15li,
against railway strikes. have GAc'aed
that when government control q ne
transportation industry is te--1!n.
ated. they will reduce the rates @: pay
Of raiyway workers. and If strikes
result, they will break them h 4n-
ing or imprisonins the strikers and
their leaders. It Is the same reason
Ing and it is the same group vho
have attempted to continue the en.
slavement OF the iron and steel
workers by denying them the rig, u
collective bargaining"
If labor is to be deprived Of the
right TO strike" Shea added. "and
Is to be required to subr1.. al is
grievances to judicial determination
such a policy must obviously be pre-
ceded by legislation or agreement
which will assure to labor in the
form of industrial principles or fun.
damental laws. the assurances Of lis
fundamental economic rights"
The great problem of the Arleri-
can railroads today is that OF credit,
declared Alfred p. Thorn General
Council of the Association OF Pail
way Executives. another speaker.
Mr.. Thorn, strongly recommended
that the rate fixing and other regu-
latory power Of the railroads lie
vested In the national government.
Howard Elliott. president of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
and former member Of the railroads
war board. speaking on The Rere-
nue. Needs of the Railroads" made
a strong plea for increased rates for
the country's railroads
Without an increase in rates" ne
said. "a very large number Of rail-
road companies will face BANKRUPTCY
and very few Of those who escape
this unfortunate plight can pay any
return to the shareholders.
New England roads are In the'
most serious condition. Mr.. Elicit
said. and II they are to survive and
serve the public" they must receive
aid from increased rates and earn
inss as soon as government controi
and standard return cease. For FIVE
months ended September 80 last. ne
added. the New England roads failed
to earn the standard return for mat
proportion of the year by s6,s3os'''
or AIT Der cent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22
Half Score Cottages
Burn at Salisbury Beach,
Mass.-L0ss about S25. 600

Salisbury. Mass. Nov. a1-Ten cot.
tages at the north end OF SALISBURY
beach. valued at $25.ooo. were de-
stroyed by fire Of unknown oriRin
tonight. The water main, which was
broken four days ago. had not been
repaired. and the fire fighters were
badly hampered. Ffremen from
nearby towns assisted In preventing
q further spread Of the flames.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

The social for the Junior and SEN
Tor departments Of the Congregation
al church. which was to have been
held last Saturday night, will be
held this evening at the church at
7.3D o'clock and a general invitation
Is extended to all to be present who
are attendants or interested in the
cl9urrh
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

Amos Davis Of Foxcroft has arrived
in the Cit and 10 passing a few days
in watervllle and Winslow with rela-
tives and friends. Mr.. Davis for many
years was employed as conductor or
the Maine Central and has many friends
in this community. He is engaged in
the bakery business. being proprietor
Of . baker shop.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

marked that she looked forward from
one Sunday TO another to going thEe
60 enjoy the sing She said II didn't
seem IKE a rehearsal. for tho songs
an wsnt Oh q though they. had been
praeticed for . long time This il
the same spirit and attitude that
most Of the singers have. and with
that spirit there l. no reason why
the Community Chorus viii not be a
great help and benefit to the city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

At q meeting Of the general COM
mittee held Friday afternoon. ar
rangements were made for the Pythi-
An bazaar and dance to be held at
the new E.lks' building on Decem-
Der eth.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

There win be a union Thanksgiv-
ing service at the Getchell Street
Baptist church on next Wednesday
evening. and the speaker will be Rev.
John H. Yates of the st. Marks
church. Everyone is asked to be
present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

ME- l. p. Granan entertained the
weme1's Foreign Missionary Society
Of the Methodist church At her home
Friday evening. There was a good at
tendance and q very interesting pro-
gram was carried out
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

$3e.50 buys . PoRTA POWER %
yeu can use your Automebile @ de-
liver power for Weed. SaSinp,
Threshin9, Grinding, etc.
arpzAou
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

Hose Co. No. / responded to still
alarm at 3-n Friday afternoon for an
ovsrheated funnel at 8 Nash street
There was no damage.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

FORD TON TRUCK (@fff) Price %
'ow-yov will snap 4 - when ysu
zee Il. New GOO mile guarantees
tirss, aH around. Truck ussd only
one year. Get busy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

A meeting Of Canton Halifax Lodge
was held Friday evening and there
was a very good attendance. Major
c. l. Cushman was in the city to
inspect the Cantons.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

Look at our Window for Reasesrs,
cheppinS oswls, Apple Parsrs,
Baking Pans. 0stehsr Knives and
all Dishes Needed for Thanksgiving
Ceekina.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

Rev. c. o. Perry Of Ha1loweu
pasDed through the city Thursday on
his way to Fairfield. where he de-
lfverod . lecture Thursday night
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

Ons man was before the Judge
Thursday morning. charged with In.
toxtcation, and he paid the usual
hns and costs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Jealous have
gone to Boston, where they will re-
main on a short business and pleas
ure trip.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

to this city from visit in Clinton
with friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

Rev. Carl q. Horst OF Wollaston.
Na8, win preach at the Unitarian
church next Sunday morning at the
usual hour. Special music viii Be
furnished for the occasion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

T.. arrived In tn city Friday for . short
stay.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

1-2 n. p. oAeoliNE MOTOR with
Foot Starter. Fine for Cream Sep.
arator, churn. crindstens or any
Small Machine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

KEROSENE ENoiNEs-Au sixss-
Own your own saw RIG. easy pay
ments.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

WADE DRAG SAW-ussd very iit.
tie, good - nsws at . baroain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

r. A. Cpesy Of Auburn Ia In the city
on Q short business trip.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

STABLE eLANkETs $50 to $500.
STREET BLANKETS SAYS to So.76.
Our low prices tell the whole story.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

r. I. PUesof Of Portland II passing
. few dayS IN this city on bustne0
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

Min Corona Hatch went to Bath
Friday. where she viii pass the week
end with Miss Helen Holman.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

BARN EQUIPMENT - inelvdins
Steel Stalls, 9tarehisns and Litter
carrisrs-essh Or tsems-set your
Barn fixed up now.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22
Use the Want Ads
In Your Business

the tremendous pulling power OF the little ant AUS
Doubtless you have had experience that has convinced
you thought that this form of publicity MIGHT De
your business profession. Well CAN In fact Is
already being several Augusta merchants with gratifying
results ads EVERY DAY and the idea is ind
with you Some of the details Of the plan are perhaps not
quite you send representative who will fully
explain points that be Do it today We have an at
ractive proposition that viii interest you at once.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

Edward Merrill of Skowhegan.
county attorney of Somerset county,
was IN the city on business Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

Mrs. Olando Kimball left Friday
fDr Harmony. where she will visit
her mother for a week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

BAILEY SlElGH-nies condition
q real bssOain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

c. c. whitney Of Dfxneld was busi-
nsss visitor b the city Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

her home IN Madison from a visit In
this city with relatives and friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

Miss Gladys Bray Of Dorchester Is
passing = few days in this city with
diaEd. on Ash street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

Prank Bessey Of Clinton was In
the city Friday on business
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

s. z whitcomb has been in Port
land this week on an extended busi-
meas trip.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

BdgAr J. Brown went to Bruns-
wick Thursday for the day ON busi-
ness.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22
GerriSh ( Smith
Tel ~. Is Silver q, Wstsrxil.., Me.
CASH or TERMS

SEQ HARNESS BARGAINS :
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

James Z. r. Haynes Of Bar Hafbor
vas In ths city Friday On business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

The nler - Of the wesch Or
cAestra ,.r.-- 10 Hartland Thu7dAy
n1ght to play for q dance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

Thsre vas a clean slate at the police
headquAftefB Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

A. p. Morton was In Pittsfeid on
D0Dtne0o Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-22

George K. Boatelle has returned
from . business trip to Boston.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-04

ofiarowac sic mu "a Swiadka, q
tenn samem zlozyc mu dow6d, re
poprzedniego wieczora ME byl W
jego will, lecz gdzieindziej.
Dow6d ten m6g1 bye zlozony
tylko przez swiadk6w, mogacych
swiadczyc, re Pedro o godzinie
dziesiatej wieczorem byl u siebie.
Plan pomyslany przez Hiszpana
by1 dobry, ale gdziez byli swiad-
kowie?
Pablowi moznaby zarzucic, &c
m6wi to co mu pan kaze.
Wzrok Pedra zwr6cil sic z Pa.
bla ma lydia, kt6ry stal pred MIN
pochylony i zarazem nasunal mu
sic pomys}.
- Znalaz}em czlowieka jake
60 mi potrzeba - pomysla}.
I pr~zeszed} do sasiedniego po-
koju dajac zydowi znak, re prag
ME z MIN sic rozm6wic.
- Co wielmozny pan rozkaze?
rzekl Levi pr6bujac, ely poke
ra wiecej ME wsk6ra niz ha}asa-
mi, - dosyc dlugo czekalem pan-
skiego powrotu i sadie, re sic po-
godzimy.
- Me mylisz sic, 49, odparl Pei
dro dumnie, - oblicz ilem ci wi
MEN, zap]ace!
- Mia1em dose czasu ma obli--
genie - rzek} Levy wydobywa--
JAG weksel 49, nalezy mic sic cd
jasnie pana osm tysiecy dziewiec
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-04-04
set siedmdziesiat siedem guide

set siedmdziesiat siedem guide
now.
- G}upstWo!- zawolaf Pedro
pogardliwic, - dostaniesz die
siec tysiecy, jczeli ME pisnicsz nj
komu, re przez diva dni by}em W
k}opocie o pieniadze!
- Przysiegam ma Jchowe, zc
ami sfowo jedno ME wyjdzie z mo-
ich ust, 49, rzek1 zyd ujrzawszy W
reku Pcdra pieniadzc, - bylem W
Pcszcie i dobry interes tam zro-
bi}em.
- Biada ci, jesli zfamiesz slo,
-wo, odpa1 Pedro, - jezeli pc
wiesz komukolwiek, re ia i hra-,
bia Marbach musieliSmy pozyczad
cd ciebic pieniadze. Zastrzele Gle
natychmiast!
ArOn Levy ZapeWnf :raZ .JeSZ-
cze,ze bedzie poslusznym we wszy
stkiem, wzia1 dziesiec tysiecy gu]
den6w i odda} Pedrowi weksel.
- Shuchaj zydzie, 49, rzek4 Pc,
dro, drzac fatalny papier, - stu.
chaj, mozesz jeszcze nicely gros2
zarobic.
- Co mann uc~zynic?- zapyta]
spiesznie Aron, - "a pieniadze j
dobre s}owo, got6w jestem ma
wszystko.
- Hin! a gdyby Gle naprzyklad
kto zapytal, gdzie ia bylem dzi.
siejszej nocy, rzek} Pedro pc
chwili powell i z namyslcm, col