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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-25

wczoraj, dnia 2+-So W koSciele p. ".
6. Ap. Piotra / Pawfa, gdzie ~probosz-
czem jest Y. Maksymilian Kotecki, o
godzinie 3ciej p~opOludniu. odbyfo sic
uroczyste poswieceHie brOnzowej tabli-
cy pamiarkowej, kt6rej podobizne po-
wy4sza klisza przedstawia, z nazwis-
kami syn0w parafian tamtejszych, ktI.
rzy W szeregach armii tax amerykah-
skiej jak i polskiej walczyli W Obronie
praw wolnoSci 1 demOkracyi Swiata ma
polach Francyi. Zofnierzy i marynarzy
bedscych W siuAbie wojskowej podczas
ostatniej wojny swiatowej z parafii
tamtejszej jest ogolem 240. kt6rych j.
miona / nazwiska wyryte So ma powyz=
szej tabltcy pamiatkowej. Rozmiar ia
bHcy wynosi cztery stopy wysokoSci
a dwie 1 POI szerokoSci l artystycZnie
jest wykonana przez firme The Flour
City Ornamental Iron Co" 2 Minnea-
polls, MINI. TOwarzystwa koScielne |
narodowe, wojskowe | cywilne, tax me
skie jak I 4ehskie zebraly sic ma sail
parafialnej, skad o godzinie Sci wyTu-
szyiy procesyonafnie PREY odg}osie BIZ
jacych dzwon6w W porzadku nastepu-
jacym: Tow. Ulan6w POlskich, Tow.
Strzelc6w, Tow. Kawaleryt i Oddzia}
Skaut6w (umundurowani) ,dalej to-
warzystwa cywilne wedfug swego "a
su ~istnienia. a nastepnie 2o4nierze /
marynarze (weterani) i CT, ktorzy po-
wrocili z Oboz6w tutejszych amerykah-
skich, take W mundurach. a W koGcu
ministranci / duchowienstwO. BractwO
Dziewic R6zahcowych. kt6re wiasciwie
spraWilo p~owytsza tablice, zaje{o W
kosciele honorowe miejsce. KoSci9 byl
r1esiscie oSwietlony. o{tarz ~specyalnie
przybrany " 1--WE kwiaty. Wierni "a
pelnili Swiatynie Pahska, po brzegi. a
by bye wiadkiem tel niezwykfej uro-
czystosci poswieconej ku c1ci tych. kt6
rLy oddali 1--WE uslugi W wywalczeniu
drogiej nam Ojczyzny, ku kt6rej dis
oczy calego swiata sa zwrocone a kt6-
"a 20 tylu latach niedoli. gnebienia
prEez ~ciemie7c6w, doczekala sic wresz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-25

eva. szulerka, sprzedaz koKarny
i sprzedaz trunkow alkoholicz-
nych rozpanoszyla sic W messy
chany sposob.
Wczoraj take aresztowan'
czterech biaiych, podejrzanych o
rabowanie SHADOW W czasie Ia
burzeh rasowych; So to: Emmett
Miller, Clifford Roth, Roy Doyle
i Edward Waid.
W obfawie w dzielnicy p6hoc-
nej aresztowano cztery kobiety i
dw6ch murzyn6w, oraz skonfisko-
wano cztery karabiny.
- Wczoraj przez ca{y dzieh 80
asystent6w prok. stanowego egza-
minowa4o okoIo 60 murzyn6w, u
jetych W ob}awach.
y P. Hoyne wydal takze szcze-
g6fy o funduszu grafciarskim, ze-
branym pomiedzy murzynami &C.
lem przekupienia policyant6w /
wydostania ma wolnoS6 murzyn6w
aresztowanych W ciagu zaburzen
rasowych.
$500 z tel sunny Cash Harris
i inni zebrali, azeby ma wolnosc
wydostac dw6ch murzynskich pod
szeryfow. Suma ia nawet wypla-
coma zostaia dwom p~olicyantom.
CT jednakie, skoro zwachali, re
Sledztwo w toku, zwrocili pienia-
DE i nakfonili ,,ofiarodawc6w". a.
by przysiegli, re pieniedzy lad
nych ME wyplacali.
ZABoJcA P~IELEGN1ARKI
UJETY.
Wczoraj zostal ujety c. E.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-25

Szeregowiec William E. Stewart
wszedl W nniformie W niedziele
wieczorem do restauracyi Royal
Canton Cafe, pnr. 3+3 f. 42cia vi.
Prawa reke mia} ma temblaku, ran
ny BOWEN by} we wojnie. zbli-
zyl sic do jednego z gabinecikow,
W kt6rym siedziafa jego iona l po-
rucmik G. Schools, z pnr. 1872
Calumet ave. wyjal REVOLVER, wy
celowa} go lewa reka i najprz6d
wypall do Sony, nastepnie do Off
ezra. a W koncu do siebie. Kazda
z kul trafila swe ofiary W giowy.
Stale sic to wszystko tax szyb-
ko, re W restauracyi byfy try tru-
Ply, zanim kelnerzy i goScie ochlo-
nell z paniki.
Nieporozumienia PAM Stewart
&c swym mezem datowaly sic cd
d}uzszego czasu. Znsleziono list,
kt6ry wskazuje, re ME zyli razem
Cd ~dluzszego czasu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-25
Z PRASY
EUROPEJSKIEJ,
Spisek zydowsko-niemieck.

Londynska Morning Post" Z dnia
81 czerwca pisze:
,,Czy publicznosc brytyjska pojmu
je to W zupelnosci, jak doniosia jest
Sprawl Poiski dla Anglti I Francyi?
Niemcy spodziewaja sic opanowac
zasoby i size robocza Rosyi, by stwo-
rye Move Niemcy ,wieksze cd daw-
nych, ktoreby znowu posiadaiy pre-
wage Europe. Otto ich plan. A ma
p~rzeszkodzie lynn zamiarom stoja no
we pahstwa utworzone pomiedzy
Niemcami a Rosya.
,,Najwazniejszem? zas z tych
panstw, to odradzajace sic wIasnie
dawne pahstwo polskie. Narod pol
ski z tradycyi jest przytacielskim ma
rodem dla Anglii | z tradycyi odda-
nym Jest angielskiej sprawie wolno-
Sci narod6w. o lie chodzi o strone
uczuciowa, to czyz mogliSmy zajae
sic szlachetniejsza kwestya, jak spra
Wa tego .wielkiego narodu d}ugo uci-
snionego a liczacego 40 milionow
mieszkahcow? o lie zas chodzi o ma
sze ~interesy, to chyba mic waznie1-
szego ME bylo " polityce z~agranicz-
nej. lax utworzenie pahstwa majace-
go przeszkudzie zwiekszeniu Me
mice eksploatuiacych Rosye. Take
to pobudki popchie}y Aliantow do
z~ajecia sic sprawl Polski.
"A jednak i tutaj, podobnie 1aH
~wszedzie, z1ozyli Alianci dowody wa
han / niepewnosci fatalnych. zanie'
dbali p~odtrzymat Polske przez DO
~stateczne wysilki zywnosci, hroni
amunicyi. 4 drugiej zaS strony usta-
Mill Niemcom ma wietu punktacn
bardzo wa7nych ola niepodlegtosci
Polski.
,.Jakie1 silly zle / ponure praco"a-
" przeciw interesom Polski ma Ra-
die Aliantow"
,.sadzimy. re byfy to 1owrogie
wr.ywy miedzynarodowych tinansi
stow, ktore popieraly kampanfs ko-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-25

Spears, z pnr. 1915 Magnolia ave-,
ktory W sobote wieczorem najechal
swym automobilem ma pielegniar-
Ike, panne H. keenan,, ma przecie-
ciu Sheridan Road i Bryn Mawr
ave. Parma Keenan, przechodzi4a
przez ulice re swym narzeczonym.
Spears owl towarzyszy1 r. Ell
wing, z pnr. 5000 n. Clark III. Pc
wypadku Spears i Elwing uciekli
W automobile. Pomimo re Spears
pedzil re szybkoscia 40 mil ma go
dzne, swiadkowie zauwazyli nu-
mer. aczkolwiek niewyraznie. Je-
dni re Swiadk6w twierdzili, Re nu-
mer jest 41O545. Detektywi wyba-
dali re Spears jest wlascicielem
tego automobile. Spears z pocSat-
ku przeczyI, leez gdy detektywi
znalezli krople krwi ma jego au-
honolulu, przyzna} sic, re ON ma
jechai ma pielegniarke. Detektywi
aresztowali go natychmiast, a POI
Mai ElUinoa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-25

7 0SAnyoA uayNaSEzy 1AssaRNN
Myhaj%cych M kieszsniO Atwov1sN
AyeA, Mo ma DzIENN1K CHICAGO
aK ma swych sspaltach, b. sSwsoS
pracu1O ola dobra ludu. osEukAncsS
..nrc sales1' stanowcsS ~ DzIpNNL
Ku CHoAGO3KIN GEiasGAaS ~
nh norN.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-25
SZESc OSoB LEX
KO, A JEDNA
WE AUTOMO-
BLOWN.

WczOraj mad ranem przewr6cil
sic automobil IA przecieciu ulic
Sheridan i Grace. Zna,jdowaio sic
" MIN siedmioro p~asazerow. Och
mezczyzn i cztery panny. Wraca-
Ii pc caEonocnej eskapadzie i wy
c~ieczce do Burnham. Byli wszy-
Soy podochoceni i urzadzili sobie
wyScigi z innym automobilem, kto
re sic zakonczyfo fatalnie.
Parma Carrie Conncly, 20 lat, Z
pnr. 1851 Sheridan Road, ma PEEK
Meta czaszke. Jest watpliwe, czy
wyzdrowieie. Wszyscy inni ma.jq
bolesne rany. So to: Florence
Smith, 81 lat, 1918 Magnolia ave-,
lrena Stern, 20 lat, ten sam a.
dres, Ethel Brown 10 lat, ten sam
adres, o. H. Rutledge, kierownik
AUTOMOBILE, 80 lat, 1912 Lake
Park ave-, F. Mcintosh, 26 lat,
l443 T. - place / A. Collins. %
lat, 1853 Northwestern ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-25
Eronika Mle|seoWa
Dokohczenie re stroincy l

Harris, MANAGER huou Raner,
gdzie takze znaleziono rewolwe-
~, brzytwy, amunicye tip. ruT-
ner, manazer klubu Pioneer,
gdzie znaleziono "a noze w szufla
die pod STOLEN bilardowym, a
DIVA msgazynowe pistolety, cite
~ rewolwery, amunicye i druki
o treSci buntowniczej W tajnej
stalowej skrzyni,
w szulerniach policyancl p.
Hoyne'a napotkah znaczna liczbe
szulerow. w klubie Pioneer bylo
ich okofo so.
Policya, ktora wykonaia obla-
wy, byia podzielona ma oddziaiy,
z ktorych kazdy byl pod komenda
jednego z asystent6w prokurato
ra stanowego. Tyiko tym asys-
tentom szczegoiowe plany oblaw
byiy znane.
Wyjasnienie p. Hoyne'a W spra-
vie obfaw.
P. Hoyne. procz oSwiadczensa.
" ktorem frakcye ThomPsona u
czyniI odpowiedzialne "a zaburze
MIA rasowe. wydas take obszer-
ne wyjaSnienie, jakim sposobem
przyszlo do obaw i rewelacyi o
grsfcie. Miedzy innemi p. Hoyne
wyjaSnia. IL juz ma drugi dzien
zaburzen rasowvch zawarl poro-
gumienie z ~prywatnerni agencva-
mi detektywow, ktore wysla&y
swych tajnych Inwestygatorow.
TAX biafych. jak ! murzyiskich Z
ooleceniem, azcby kazdy mord, a
ak. rabunek ! podpalenie bezstron
lie zbadali ! dostarczyli nszwis-
la wsEystkch Swiadkow. Owoz
IA podstawie informacyi Przez
:ychze inwestygatorow udzielo-
7ych urzadzono oblawy W ostat--
1ich dniach. InweStygatorzy do
starczvli nazwiSk zabijakow ! lot
:ow murzynskich, ktorych w}asci
ciele szulerni i nor zepsucia uzbra
iali i wysyiali W automobilach
lila morderczych atakow ma bia-
tych juz W pierwSzy dzien zabu-
rzen. Wykryli re najgorSzym oyI
Cash Harris. w{aSciciel szuler-
nj pnr. 30lO s. State III, ktory
miai pierwsze szajki zorganizo-
wac. Harris ma re swej szuler-
nj $4,000 dochodu miesiecznie.
Biedni robotnicy murzynscy ma
ia bye jego giownemi ofiarami.
Harris miai tax silna protekcye,
ie gdy wszystkie inne wyszynki
, szuleruie w dzielnicy murzyn
skiei w czasie zaburzen zostaly
zamkniete przez pohcye, wyszynk
s~zulernia Harisa byly otwrate.
Inwestygatorzy wykryli, re xii
ku z notorycznycr ~zabijakow mu
rzynskich by}o w~idzianych W to-
warzystwie b. aid. De Priest'a.
Detektywi p. Hoyne'a take po-
szukuja Fred Stewarta, ktory
przez niektorych murzynow uw1
zany Jest "a reprezentanta De
Priest'a. Stewart, wedlug wlasne
20 twierdzenia, jest socyalista. Wi
1ziano go W ciagu zaburzen W 70
~warzystwie Will James'a, wlasci-
ciela nory zepsucia przy rogu u
Iic 37-mej S. State III, oraz
iwoch notorycznych zabijakow
,Shug" Burrell'a i Rough" Tow
sera. Stewart zachecal swych
xsp6hrasowcow do zaburzen.
Podszeryf Scott J. Brown, je-
len Z dwu wyzej wymienionych
luz ma poczatku lipca wciaz wspo
ninal o zaburzeniach rasowych.
Szerzy3 take pogsoske, re murzy
nj bsda wypedzeni z parku Wa
szyngtona dnia Ago lipca i zache
cal murzynow, azeby sig ma ten
dzien uzbroiii.
P. Hoyne podaje wiele lnnych
s~zczeg6l6w, kt6rych ME mozna
podac dla braku miejsca.
Burmistrza ME ma. Clarity ME
vie mic o grafcie.
Burmistrz Thompson wyjechal
W piatek do l%etniej rezydencyi
sweeo gfownego doradzcy polity
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-25

Poiaki polyfyR. cry ssy cry mnis'
wy IA oDowia8ek ~pocEytywac soh''
rowinlen stale r~eklamowac narods.
voSc mara - n oDcvcn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-14

Kcussinoc Chapter. D. A. R., Open
ed the season of 919-192O. with an in
teresting and enthusiastic meeting
held at Y. Al. c. A. hall Monday af-
ternoon. Mrs. Charles w. Jones. re-
gent of the chapter. presided over
the meeting, and Mrs. d. w. Adams
and Mrs. George r. Campbell were
hostesses for the afternoon. Members
of the Current Events Club. Augusta
Study Club, o. N. N. Club and the
National Civic Federation were
guests Of Koussinoc Chapter during
the program which followed the reg
ular bbusiness meeting.
At the business meeting Mrs. Jones,
the regent, reported the meeting Of
the State Advisory Board held at
Waterville. Sept. 80, which she at
tended as chairman Of the State COM
mittee on resolutions. The Advisory
Board accepted with pleasure the in
vitation Of Koussinoc Chapter to
hold the State conference in Angus
ta in March. 1920. The topics dis
cussed at the Waterville meeting
were Americanization. International
Relations, Patriotic Education, and
Conservation upon which all chapters
in the State were urged to give their
best efforts. Mrs. Jones announced
the names of chairmen Of all COM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-14
STOMACH PAINS
were RELIEVED
BY THIS REMEDY
Connecticut Woman Strongly
Recommends Treatment With
DIR. Williams Pink Pills

IF people who are suffering from
stomach trouble would take a course
of treatment with Dr. Williams Pink
Fills l am sure that there would be a
great deal less suffering" says Mrs.
Lottie Daley. who lives at No. BIG
Brunell street. Bridgeport. Conn. Il
say this because my own experience
with the remedy has proved it's effec.
tiveness.
Repeated attacks Of Indigestion
had weakened me SO that / couldn't
walk across a room. suffered from
smothering sensations when at
tempted to do any work and couldn't
sleep well. My body ached all over
and each day found me little weak
er.
'My brother recommended DR.,
| Williams Pink Pills to me and ]
procured a box. In two weeks I saw
an improvement in my condition and
it wasn't long before my stomach
| had become SO much stronger that !
could eat good meal without after
| distress of any kind. AS gained
strength the smothering sensations
disappeared and sleep soundly
! now. l shall never be without DR..
Williams Pink Pills.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills are sold
by all druggists, or direct from the
DR.. Williams Medicine Co., Schenec-
| tady, n. Y, at 80 cents per box, six
boxes for $3.50, postpaid. on receipt
of price. Write for the free booklet,
What to Eat and How to Eat
| Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-14
ARE YOU DISAPPOINTED

often by not telling we'll enough to
attend some social gathering, or to
keep an appointment, on account OF
an attack Of Indigestion? Such ex-
periences cause disappointment
don, they?
You can ward off these attacks,
and keep your stomach and digestive
organs healthy by taking SEVEN
bARkS, Natures remedy of roots
and herbs.
When the stomach is out Of order
the liver not working properly. or the
bowels are sluggish. a few doses OF
SEVEN BARkS will stimulate the
tVer, regulate the flow of bile, expel
distressing acids and dangerous poi
sons, and quickly restore you back to
good digestion and normal health.
stomach disorders are the direct
cause OF nearly all the ailments that
anect the human system. and make
NE burden, instead OF a pleasure.
Digestive trouble also spells
oeaut%, robs you Of sleep, makes
uark rings around the eyes, and
runs the complexion. Let SEVEN
BARNS digest your food and tone
your stomach. then you may eat
what you like and bright eyes will
soon return.
ASK your druggist for SEVEN
Banks. II he does not happen to
nave ii, he will get 1t for you. Ac-
'ept no substitute. PRICE, 50 cents.
ADV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-14
EAT LESS MEAT
IF BACK HURTS
Take a glass Of Salts to Flush
Kidneys IL bladder bothers
you.

Eating meat regularly eventually
produces kidney trouble in some form
or other. says a well-known author
lily, because the uric acid in meat ex-
cites the kidneys, they become over
worked: get sluggish: Clog up and
cause all sorts of distress, particu-
larly backache and misery in the
kidney region: rheumatic twinges.
severe headaches, acid stomach. con-
|stipation, torpid liver. sleeplessness,
bladder and urinary irritation.
The moment your back hurts or
kidneys aren't acting right, or if
bladder bothers you. get about four
ounces Of Jad Salts from any good
pharmacy; take a tablespoonful in a
glass Of water before breakfast for a
few days and your Kidneys will then
act fine. This famous salts Is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon
juice, combined with lithia, and has
been used for generations to flush
clogged kidneys and stimulate them
10 normal activity; also to neutralize
the acids in the urine 50 i no longer
rri,ates, thus ending bladder disor-
Gers.
lad Salts cannot inJure anyone:
makes delightful effervescent
lithia water drink which millions Of
men and women take now and then
TO keep the kidneys and urinary or
cams clean, thus avoiding serious
kidney diseaSe-Ady
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to allow diversified courses, election
of studies and will give to the pu-
| pills the feeling of the bigness and
; Importance Of the school.
To the question Of location of such
a building the Board of Education
and superintendent have given con-
| siderable thought and attention. II
is obvious that building which will
| collect together all seventh and
eighth grade pupils of the city and
/ the Freshman class of High school
| should be as centrally located to
| both sides CT the river as is possible
and still get the advantage of suit
| able grounds.
You are all aware that our pres
ent High School building is crowded
and that something must be done to
provide for the increased attendance
of future years.
The Board Of Education believes
the following plan is the best. con-
sidered from every angle, a plan
which involves the least expenditure
Of money in the long run, and will
provide in the best possible measure
for the Junior-Senior High school
organization.
Erect a new Senior High school
building either on the Cony High
school lot or on land adjacent to it.
and use the present High School
building for a Junior High school.
The present building is admirably
adapted to the Junior High school
work; is ample in size and has lab
oratories and other equipment.
II these two buildings are thus
located close to each other a great
saving in equipment will be effected
One set of domestic and manual arts
equipment will serve for both schools.
One set of commercial equipment
will also serve both schools. Fur
thermore inasmuch as the new High
School building would doubtless have
gymnasium this. too. would be
available for Junior High school
uses.
The location Of the High school
grounds is as nearly central as is
possible to find in this city built as
it is on two sides of the river with
only one bridge connecting. Fur
thermore, ali the car lines converge
at that point. Individuals may con-
slider other locations, the Board of
Education has considered them, but
each individual must come back
eventually as the Board of Educa-
ton has to the High school lot as
the logical place for a new building.
Another objection which may be
raised is that the High school lot
is too far for children living in the
vicinity or below the State House
to walk; this objection will doubt
less come from those who are not
familiar with the advantages OF the
Junior High school organization. II
such objections should become strong
and insistent. the Board of Educa-
ton would doubtless maintain one
seventh and one eighth grade of the
present type either in the Lincoln
or Smith School building; but I feel
perfectly confident that the new
school will appeal to parents as be-
ing so -.uch better that in a few
years there will be no call for the
old type Of seventh and eighth
grades.
This whole matter will probably
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-14

The contribution box of one Angus
ia church was minus at least the sum
of ten cents Sunday morning accord
ing to deductions by the Sherlock
Holmes of the Journal. Emulating
the methods Of the famous fiction
character. (but without Watson AMI
the needle) he maintains that the
finding on Chapel street Sunday fore
noon Of a child's pocketbook contain
ing nickel and five pennies points
conclusively to the good intentions #
some juvenile worshipper. This
sounded plausible to the business
office; all rules were swept aside. and
the owner will receive both purse ana
csAtents by calling at the Journal
office
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Robinson

Miss Ella B. Robinson and Ernest
Estes Of this city were united in mar
riage at the Methodist church. the Rev
W. J. Layton performing the ceremony,
the single ring servtce being used. THE
couple were unattended. The bride ewaa
ecwred in a gold taffeta tilk dress with
hat to match. After the ceremony was
REFORMED they returned to their home.
IA Eastern avenue, where a wedding
recep ion was held. The bride received
many beautiful gifts. among them a
silver set from relatives from out OF
town, also linen and cut glass. The
groom got a lovely gold watch. This
guests left at a late hour. wishing Nr.
and Mrs. Estes many years of happi-
ness.
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be presented at the annual school
meeting next May. 1t means the
abandonment of the elementary
school building on Capitol Park. and
in its place a Senior High School
building at the High school lot. I
hope tile action Of that meeting will
be an endorsement Of this organiza-
ton. trust that we will not be
compelled longer to jog along with
the clumsy organization in our sew
enth and eighth grades which we now
have.
/ hope the coed citizens Of this
city will not follow the dafk coun-
sells Of those who may .sass that the
school that was good enough for me
is good enough for my children, but
on the contrary. that they will see
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

City of Augusta
Highway Department
Sealed proposals will be received at
he office Of the Street Commissioner
$ntil o'clock Wednesday, October Is.
for furnishing all materials and labor
rv0lved in the construction of the fol-
=pwing sewers
Arsenal Street
Approximate @ lantities.
IS #. vitr:fed clay PIPE. 8 in. diam ter
vitrified clay Us
is Gu. yds. earth excavation in trench,
o to n. deep
Ean-hole. Is #. deep. with cover
Bennett Street
Approximate Quantities.
DO #. vitrified clay pipe. in diameter
h vitrifieG clay Us
TO Gu. yds. earth excavation in trench
0 to s #. deep
man holes So It. deep. with covers
4 Gu. yds. concrete
Drew Street
Approximate Quantities.
100 #. vitrified clay pipe. in. diameter
Is GU. yds. earth excavation in trench,
0 to 8 IT. deep
Glenwood Street
Approximate Quantities.
Us #: yitr:aed clay pipe. in. diametee
's Gu. eyds. earth excavation in trench.
Plans. profiles and specifications may
be examined and blank form of proposal
obtained at the Office of the Street Com
City Hall.
all prop sails.
oct10-l1-13-14-15
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Y. M. C.. A. Notes

Wednesday evening the Y. NJ. c. A.
swimming pool will be the scene IT
much splashing as a swimming meet
for the boys will be held there. The
events will be as follows:--45-yard
swim, diving form. plunging. under
water swim, back swim and a life
saving demonstration. Every boy
should enroll for these events.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-14

Monday morning was the coliest-not
the mcst frosty. bat the coldest-of the
fall. and the cold was everywhere in
evidence. In places where there were
shallow pools of water and the plank
walks and Ia lings were VIII te with frost
1t was. after the sun came up. a grea,
morning for bird shooting. and some OF
the local nimrods Were astir in good
season.
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Goodaie.Goodaie

Elmer Roy Goodale of Clinton and
Lena May Goodale Of Augusta. were
married yesterday by Rev. W. ]. Lay
ton at 13 Green street. The single
ring service was used. The couple
were attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Wayd
of Augusta with whom they will make
their home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-14

municipal court Monday morning. all
to answer to the charge of intoxication.
One was given fine of S. and costs,
which was suspended. one was fined s.
and costs. and third was fined SO an l
costs of S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Latin of Lynn
Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Para
gard Of Chelsea, Mass, were week
end guests of the formers father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Latin, Il
Weston street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-14

w. A. Griffin has returned from q
business trip to the lowe- part Of
Aroostook county, Patten, Vanceboro,
and the Provinces. He reports that
butter in Aroostook is Csc. and pota-
toes $3.50 a barrel
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Funeral of Mrs, Ella Pond

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Ella Pond were held at 100 Monday
afternoon ct 316 Water street. Rev. w
J. Layton officiating. Interment was
made in Riverside cemetery, East side