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Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-01

zala ugodno stalisce bono takoJ
poskusali odpreti pogajanja.
Osebno nimam bas posebnega u
panja ma uspeh. Oeividno Sc Anne
rika boji boljsevizma. la mas bo
nemogoee stopiti V trgovino z A
meriko ako ne bono imeli svojega
lastnega zastopnika New Yol.ku.
Obenem moran izjaviti, da Oh.
Recht, XII zatrjuje, da je nasled-
nix nasega bivsega zastopnika V
New Yorku, absolutno ne repre-
zentira sovjetov.
Istotako moran Zatrditi, ola smo
preklicali pogodbo Vanderlipom
glaseco sc na pet miljard dollar
jew. Vsekakor, Vanderlip Sc sedaJ
nahaja Revelu, Estonija, da Sc
zopet pogaja.
V kolikor je meni znano Sc Van
derlip nj nikoli kazal kot prijatelJ
ali poslanec Hardinga. F"
V tenn intervjuvu je Krassina
vprasal casniski porocevalec, ce je
res, da zbirajo Rusi velike arma-
de ma poljskih in romunskih from
tab "a spomladno ofenzivo. kras-
sin je skomignil z rameni in relkel
ma ruski nacin: "Mi smo vojne
navelicani. Upamo ma leta mlru.
NoGemo ,poljskega ali drugacnega
ozemlja in zelimo lie, da hi prero-
dill Rusijo potion industrije in a
grikulture.
Tega nismo mogli storiti radi
zavezniske blockade. Ce bo bloka
da trajala Sc naprej bono ziveli
dale. Bojevali Sc bono lie ee bo-
mo v to prisiljeni ali pa V obupu.
Ruska najhujSa zima je minu-
la. Januar in februar sta mas ma
sla V kriticnem polozaju toda We
ruiem, da je najhujse ze minilo. Y
splosnem so razmere boljse nego
so bile poslednje leto."
Potrdil je tudi, ola nj nobenih
resnih stavk V Rusiii, dasi obsta-
jajo razliena mnenja.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-01
AMERISKI RUSILEC
POTOPLJEN.

Washington, D. c., q. feb. =
Eden molnarjev ie mrtev, diva ra-
njena in petnajst je pogresanlh
kot rezultat kolizije med ameriski
rusilcem Woolseyem in ameriskim
parnikom Steel lnventor-Jem pa
namske pacificne obali.
Woosley je bill eden naJmoder-
neisih rusilcev ameriske mornari-
ce.
Woolsey ie bill pri koliziji pre-
,rezan Ma dyoje. Potopil Sc je ta-
koj. Kolizija Sc je pripetila wee
raj oh sesti uri ziutraj, ko Je
Woolseya vodil drugi rusilec Aa-
ron Ward. Aaron Ward IN Philip,
neki drugi ruSilec imata na sebl
112 prezivelih mornarJev z Wool
sega.
o kolizii je danes porocal na
mornariski department admiral
Rodman, vrhovni povelJnik pacl-
fiGGnega brodovja.
Skoda na Steel lnventerJu Je
malenkostna in parnik je sedaJ na
potu V proti Balboa pod sprem-
stvom ruSilca Buchanana.
PoroGila admirala Rodmana Sc
glasi, da ie bill Tom Stanley
Woodcock, prvovrsten stroJnlk u
bit pri koliziciji in njegovo truplo
Sc nahaja na Buchanan.
Petna!jst moimarjev je pogrese-
nih Sc glasi porocilo, V katerem nj
povedano o podrobnostih pogre-
SANTA. Ne We Sc ce so bill vrzen1 V
morie cd sunka kolnije ali SO sc
potopili S pretrganim rusllcem
yred.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-01
STRUPENA VIoLINA.

Alexander Sebald, violinski vir-
tuos sc nahaja resno bolan V Svo-
iem domu V Chicagu radi bolezni,
katero je dobil Cd svoje sestnajst
tisoc in petsto dolarjev vredne
violine. Rob violine je opraskal
njegov vrat in pojavilo Sc je vnet-
ie. Bill je re veekrat operiran in
njegovo stanje je jako kriticno.
Njegova violina je slavna med Vi
olinisti. Izdelal io je Anton Stra-
dwarf V letu 1721 in pozneje Je bi-
la last Leopolda Jansa, skladate-
liza.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-01
OCE 30 POROCIL sINOVO
LJUBICO.

New York, %. feb. = Ma Ellis
Islandu Sc nahaja Mime. Julie Ven
net in caka dovoljenja, da sme
stopiti V deaelo.
Vel jo bo 62 let star Henry G..
Deppe, bogat kontraktor liz Pal
mertona, Pa. "a zeno IN zavrsil S
tenn Gudno storiio.
Deppejev sin Abingdon Sc je ma
haja 2 ameriSko armada V Franci-
il kot porocnik. Tam Sc je sestal
madame Vennet, ki je bila tedaJ
porocena.
Med NINA je zacelo ljubezen,
sko razmerje in porocnik Deppe
jei je dial zarocni prstan pozabivsi
povsem, ma svojo zeno in otroke,
katere je pustil Ameriki. Moz
madame Vemet jo je potem tozll
"a locitev zakona. Ona je bila Ia
dovoljna. Ameriske cete so sc po-
tenn vrnile domov in mimi pO-
roenik Deppe. Pri slovesu j je OBJ
ljubil, da jo vzame k sebi Anne
riko, ko nitro bo uredil tam raz-
mere. Namesto potnega lista j je
ra postal yesti 0 SvOji zeni in O.
trocih. Tcdaj je pa starr Deppe
zatel korespondirati $ Francozinjo
dokler Sc nj napotila k MENU V A
meriko, kjer Sc 5osta porocila.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-01
DA Sc RESI- UJETE RUDARJE
v GORECEM PREMOGO-
ROW..

Dowell, Ill. %. feb. Seden
rudariev Sc nahaja yietih Y gore
Gem premogorovu Kathleen od "a
dnje srede. Njihova usoda Sc be
odloGla danes ali jutrl.
Zavrtalo Sc je proti rovu, V ka
terem Sc nahajajo nov salt, kate
rega Sc kopa noe in dan nepresta
no. Upanje vlada, da Sc DO uJet1
delavce dobilo zive ako so bill to-
liko prisotnega duha, da so zazl
dali svoi rov z namenom, ola "a
drze ogeni in strupene pine.
Glavni who'd in zraeni rov Sc Je
zaprlo ze prvi dan pozarJa, da Sc
slednjega uStavL
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-01
"a OMEJITEV NASELJE-
VANJA.

Washington, 26. feb. = Kon-
oresna zbornica ie danes s l45
nroti : 80 glasovom sprejela konfe-
reneno porocilo glede omejitvene
predloge naseljevanja tujcev V te!
dezeli. Predloga doloea, da Sc DO
"a dobo petnajst mesecev, zacensi
; prvim aprilom, znizalo naseljeva-
ME ma tri procente omega stevila
slanov posameznih narodov, ki Sc
ze nahaiajo V Zdruzenih drzavah
na podlagi cenzusa IL leta 1910.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-01
SAMOMOR v ZABAVO
POTNIKOM.

New York, %. feb. = este re
videli kdaj 6loveka skoeiti '
mOrje?"
To vprasanie ie mocnim in
iasnim glasom naslovil skupinl
potnikov ma krovu parnfka Car
mania neki moski, ko ie bill parnlk
ma dan oddaljen od Queenstowna.
Potniki so ga zrli preseneceno in
odkimaG.
"All right" je rekel, "tukaJ
poglejte," in skoeil je preko ogra-
ie morje in Sc potopl. Poskrlsl,
da Sc ga resi- so bill neuspesni.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-01
Grozna zelezniska nesreca v bllzlnl
Chicago.

ka poSevnO IN ga zdr0blla V drOD
ne kose. Tezka lokOmotiva mode
la mogul ie potem zabodla svos
nos V mehko zemlio in napravila
luknjo skoro deset cevljev globo
ko. Cd tam io je sila vrgla nazaJ
tako da Sc je zaobrnila zvrnivsi 81
in meGkajoc pod seboj trupla ra
njenih in mrtvih. Diva vOza tegi
vlaka, oba sta vozila pltljagO, sta
skoGila tira in Sc razbila. Ostal
vozovi so Ostal na thru,
Edward w. Fierke IL Crane
Rapidsa, Mich, ki Sc je nahaJa
ma michiganskem vlaku je use
smrti "a las. Bill je Ma potu IL Chi
caga dOmOv. Nahajal sc je V vozu
XII je bill takoj ma Onim, katereg;
je lokomotiva vlaka nevjorSke re
leznice zadela, ko Sc je vlak bll
zal jllrzziissccu ga je prijela zelja dc
kajenja in napotil Sc je ospred
ie vlaka, kjer Sc je nahajal kadll
nj kupej.
Korakal je do konca svojegt
kupeja in stopil tam ma platformo
da gre V ,kupei pred MIN in te
daj:
"Voz ie nagloma skocil navzgo'
in padel raz tira Preko leseni!
pragov smo vozili nekoliko cev
ljev dalec polno hitricO. Takra
sem zasliSal cd enc strani naSegS
vlaka piskanie parne piS5alke, =
Pogledal sem skozi oknO in opaziI
da drvi proti nam od strani We
likan>!lo naglico drugi vlak.
.Nisem Sc mogel ganiti, jerk ST
mi je pIijel neba ustih. Posku
sal sem odpreti vrata V voz, da "a
kri6in, svarilo liudem, toda rok'
mi nj hotela gibati.
Merida nj poteklo trideset Sc
kund cd casa, ko sem vlak zapa
Iii in ie zadel V mas vlak. Meni Sc
je zde;o, da je deset let. Use kan
sem Sc kdaj naredil Svojem ziv
ljenju, je bliskoivto svignilo
mojem umu. Mlzel pot sem zacu
til takoj po vsem telesu.
Svetloba Gelne luci prihajajo
Gega vlaka je razvetlila prostol
kier sem stal kot po dnevu. Bi
sem povsem gotov, da BON u'it
Cd tam k!ier sem stal sem lahkC
videl voz pred menOj. Opazl
sem, da so potnjki V MEM zapaMl
prihaiajoGi vlak, Neka zena ie pla
nila pokOncu. stiskajoc k prsln
malo deklico. MoSki so skoGili pO
konci, poskuSaje bezati proti vra
tom. ker sem stal, Tedaj pa st
ie stena voza vdrla notri. Moi "a
dnji utis je bill, da je vse razto
plieno pred moiimi ocmi. Spom
mem Sc, da sem yidel rilec lokomo
tive. Opazil sem, da so luci V vo
zu ugasnile in sliSal sem kirk, ka
terega ne bonn pozabil nikoh. Po
tenn ie nastala okoli meme tema.
Vrzen sem bill skoro petdeset
Gevliev dalee. Padel sem ma tia
Ko sem Sc zavedal in pogledal ma
,vzgor sem videl, da je polovica
naSega vlaka nginila. Ia neka;
minut je bill tam mali pekel,
Rad bi opisal obcutke, Ei so me
obhajali, ko sem pricakoval smrti
Sc sedai ne morem razumetl, ka'
ko sem il uSel. Nikdar ne bonn po'
zabil groznih Mrazov ma obrazlh
ljudi, XII so umrli. .
Cudno je zares, ola je ia moz O.
stal ziv. Platforma, ma katerl Je
stal, je bila popolnoma zdroblJe
ma. On je bill edino clovesko bite.
Xxi Sc je reSilo eele koze IL dotlc-
mega voza. Receno je, ola bo Stew,
10 mrtvih doseglo petinSestdeset.
SAMOMOR V ZABAVO
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-01
IA SLOVENSKI NARODNI
DOM V Chicago.

"Zvon", Sc je zakljucila z MAJ
boljsim uspehom. Bila je tudi do
bro ObiSkana, vsa chicaSka dru-
Stva in klubi so poslali, vecinoma
po diva zastopnika, druga so Sc o.
pravicila, ola so prejela obvestilo
prepozno in da bodo pri prihodnji
seji sklepala tenn III VOLTA "a
stopnike.
Seji je predsedoval G. Juraclc
in mala dvorana .ie bila natlaceno
polna. Ko je predsednik odprl Sc
jo je podal besedo g. Jozetu Ste
blaj, ki je navzoce pozdravil ter
jih opozarjal, da maj ne 5odo
strankarski. Pokazal je ma sloven-
sko trobojnico povdarjajoc, ola Je
to slovenSki narodni simbol in kot
je ia to, tako maj bo tudi mas bo-
doci narodni dom resnici Ma
RODEN, ker lie potem bono uspe-
Ii.
Nato je tajnik Zvezich cital
drustva po Stevilkah, na kar so Sc
odzvali njih zastopniki, katere je
zabelezil. Nakar jih je klical pc i
menu, da Sc je vsak izrazil, ce je
"a to, da Sc gradi dom, ali je pro-
ii. Vsi navzoci so bill "a, raven
dveh, ki sta zaStopala dr., sv. Ste
fana, nakar sta Sc sama odstra-
Mia.
NavduSenje je bio veliko. IL te-
GA je sklepati, ola Chicagu jake
in nujmo potrebujemo Slovenskega
Narodnega Donna, katerega imaJo
naSi roiaki re V vseh vecJih nasel-
binah. Da ga mi do danes nina
mo so vzrok razmere velikomesta,
k jel ie vSe drazje cd manjSlh ma
Selbm.
Pc vseStranski diskuziii Sc je W.
volil odbor Is moz, da preiscejo
stvar in izdelajo naGrt, na kar Sc
je zboroyanje zakljucilo. Prihod-
MO sejo Sc bo slllicalo, kadar bo
odbOr izgotovil SvOje delo.
Ko sem Sci Ma Sejo sem iztopil
na Lincoln st. Nato io mahnem
mimo slovenske cerbve V goStilno
NemaniGa. Mad vratih cerkye je
razobeSeno platno z napisom: g A
Ii 81 re dial va Solo in narodni
dom? Takoi daj j."
Ma strani vrat pa je obescno ne
ko merilo kot na primer ono V
"Proletarcu", ko moz 4 batom
meri NIGGA narocnike, ono pri GER
Xvi pa Stevilo darovalcev. Temu
|podoben napis je tudi na zadnji
'strani V angleSkem jezillu.
Sc vidi kake reklame Sc poslu-
zuje pater ZakrajSek, ki nj niti
vedel narodnem domu, dolller nj
imenovano drulStvo izdalo svoje i
niciative. Takoj, ko je slisal to je
skoeil po koncu in zacel je kolel<-
tati "a solo in "narodni DOM. In
ia clovek Sc drzne pred dbacivati
temu ali onemu sleparstvo ko je
ia "Gednost" vendar donna V ME
govi hisi.
Nihce he more oporekati proti
temu, ce hocejo zupljani postaviti
versko Solo in verSko dvorano, nj
pa pravilno niti nj poSteno, ola Sc
iavnost slepari tenn, da Sc ime-
nuje to "a slovenski narodni dom.
Zavedni chicaSki Slovenci in
Slovenke ter IL okolice, ma mas je,
da Sc zavedamo svoje narodne dolz
nosti, da 81 postavimo svoje ma
rodno ognjisee in pokazemo dru-
GIN narodom, da smo tudi mi 60
spodarsko kulturen narod. In ka-
dar bo Mdan klic ma prihodnjo Sc
jo, takrat vsi ma plan "a mas Ma
rodm Dom!
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-01
Jazz Dead in London
Tango Standardized

10 London. JAM 31-The "jazz" is
dead in London, says p. J. S. Rich
ardson, one of the foremost English
authorities on dancing. He de-
clares that no new" dances will be
popularized this year, but the fox
-trot, one-step and tango, which have
held international interest for two or
three seasons, will be standardized.
Previously those taught the same
dances by different teachers found
themselves hopelessly at sea when
they tried to dance together" he
said. Through standardization, on
which the majority of dancing in
structors in London have now agreed,
a common framework in the steps
will be insured without eliminating
all chance of introducing individual
variations. Freakish and eccentric
light gymnastic' such as exaggerated
forms of jazz are rapidly passing
out"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-01
Aid Disabled Veterans
] league of Nations

Indianapolis, Ind. Jan. '31.--Fs w.
Galbraith, Jr., national commander of
the American Legion, has issued a
call to the national executive COM
mittee for a meeting in Washington.
Feb. Z, and 3. The executive COM
mittee, is the ruling body of the Lee
gion.
Many matters of Importance to
service men will come up. at the
meeting. Foremost among these is
the formulation Of plan for push
ing the Legion program for immedi-
ate and fun aid to disabled veterans
of the World War. (.
The Legion legislative campaign
with particular reference to the ma
tional bonus also will be. discussed.
The committee is expected to take
action on the 100000 offer by the
Knights of Columbus which was
made with the stipulation that the
money be expended for the erection
of q memorial building in Washing
ton.
The committee probably will vote
on the question of the Legion joining
the veterans League of Nations" as
the tentatively organized Inter-Allied
Veterans Federation has been called.
Veterans of nine nations have Joined.
A committee of Legionnaires per-
ticipated in the Caucus at Paris at
which the new federation was
|, formed.
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Medal for Submarine pet.otor

New York. Jan. 31-Dr. Willis r.
Whitney, of Schenectady, N. Y, in
ventor of detector for giving warm
ing Of the approach of submarines,
has been awarded the Perkin Gold
Medal, one of the highest honors III,
science, in recognition of his many
inventions through which he had ap-
piled chemistry to the service of man
kind.
The medal is given for the highest
achievements in applied science and
Is named for Sir William Perkin. a
distinguished chemist and discoyerer
of the first process for the manufac.
ture of aniline dyes from coal tar.
The submarine detector, which was
put into practical application during
the European War at the Nahanr
station Of the United States. is prob
ably Mr. Whitney's best known in
-vention. As member of; the Naval
Consulting Board. he also did much
for the development of radio tele-
phony and radio teIegraphy while the
conflict with Germany was in progress
He - now director Of the research
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To Educate Children
Australian Soldiers

Melbourne, Jan. 31-The Australian
government has undertaken to edu-
cate the children of Australian SOL
diers killed or totally incapacitated in
the world war. At least 10000 chill
dren are expected to benefit.
The plan covers the whole range of
the educational curriculum, in in
dustrial, agricultural and profess
sional courses, together, where neces-
sary, with periods of apprenticeship
and a subsidy by way of sustenance
while undergoing such training. A
fund of approximately $s,500,000 is
on hand, which includes a grant from
the Federal Government of $4,000, 900
and transfer from the Repatriation
Trust Fund of approximately $780,
600. Large contributions are as
sured from other sources.
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Higher Wages, No Work
British Labor Suffering

London, Jan. 31-British labor has
gained great advance in wages as
well as further shortening Of work
ing hours during 1920 but the new
year begins with rising tide of un-
employment. 8
increases in wages during 1920 have
amounted to nearly, 95,000,0 900 and
affected 7,547,0 900 workers.
A labor correspondent of the Liver
pool POST says. however, that 'it is
probably modest estimate to Say
that the whole Of these wage in
creases have been swept away by un-
employment and underemployment
For example, the textile workers to
the number of 1,053,0 900 received, in the
earlier months of the year. advances
in wages totaling ESQ, 900 a week. The
greater number of mills are now rum
ming only three days a week and it
is we'll within the mark to put the
loss from under-employment at
G1,OO0,000 week.
In the engineering and shipbuilding
industries 100000 workers received
advances to the amount of G429, SOC
a week but here again the wage ad-
vance has been more than lost by
unemployment and under employ
ment. Dock workers have had the
same sorry experience, and the lesson
which it carries is that in COMPETE
tive trades the wage earning power
can only be maintained on an output
of corresponding value"
During the year $4,000 workers
have obtained an aggregate reduce
ution of 2,071,2O0 hours a week.
Although there have been more in
dustrial disputes than in 1919, the
number of working days lost by
Strikes show a elimination. There
We're 1853 disputes during the year
1920. involving $4,000 workers and
26.5670O0 days lost, the latter being
swelled by the coal strike in October
and November. rs.
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CEDAR GROVE

Mrs. e. w. Hall was called to Gardi-
ner on account of the illness of her
grandson, Lowell Cloud who is i'll with
measles. -seb
The Grove school closes Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Weeks of All
gusta spent the day at the Grove, Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. MacIntyre and children
are visiting at her sisters. Mrs. Chas.
Hall. Mrs. ,MacIntyre expects to leave
soon for Ohio, where her husband has
obtained fine position.
Mrs. Pearl is the guest of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. c. G. Hall.
Clyde w. Moody was the guest of his
mother. Mrs. G. H. Moody, Sunday.
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A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Rudy Cheeks Sparkling Eyes
Most Women Can Have
Says DR.. Edwards, a Unknown
Ohio Physician

Dr.F.M.Edwards for II years treated
scores of women for liver and bowel all
ments. During these years he gave to
his patients prescription made Of a
few well-known vegetable ingredients
mixed with olive oil. naming them
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. You will
know them by their olive color.
These tablets are wonder workers on
the liver and bowels, which cause a
normal action, carrying off the waste
md poisonous matter in ones system.
If you have a pale face, sallow look.
dull eyes, pimples, coated tongue. head
aches, listless, no-good feeling. all out
of sorts. inactive bowels. you take one
of DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly
for time and note the pleasing results.
Thousands of women and men take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-th sue
cessful substitute for calomel- and
then lust to keep them fit. 15c and 30c.
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Committee Hearings
LEGAL AFFAIRS

The Committee on Legal Affairs will
give public hearing in its rooms at
the State House. in Augusta, on
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 2, at 2
p. NJ. on the following:
An Act to amend Section of Chap
ter Is Of the Revised Statutes, relating
to vacancies in the office OF county
treasurer filed by appointment.
Resolve. to provide for the re-codI-
fication of the state Constitution:
An Act to amend Section 16. Chap
ter 20, of the Revised Statutes. reiat-
ing to the inspection of recoedS OF
poisons sold by druggists.
An Act to authorize counties. cities
and towns. and municipal public serv-
ice corporations. to pension employees
after long and honorable service.
An Act to amend Section of Chap
ter 80 of the Private and Special Laws
of 1915. creating the Office of cor
poration counsel of the city OF PORT
land.
An Act to amend Chapter 211 of the
Private and Special Laws of 1911, re-
lating to The Congressional Confer
ence and Missionary Society of Maine.
An Act amending Section 20 OF
Chapter 80 of the Revised Statutes;
relating to appointment and duties OF
inspector of buildings.
An Act to extend an act entitled
AN Act to incorporate the Odd Fell
lows Home of Maine"
An Act authorizing executors and
administrators to pay for perpetual
care of burial lot in cemetery.
An Act authorizing the Maine Gem
directors to twenty-four.
An Act to regulate the use OF motor
vehicles with solid tires.
An Act TO amend an act entitled AN
Act to incorporate the Knox Wooden
STIsTSSoN IT rIJYcSI,y Seoratary
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SALARIES AND FEEa

The Committee on Salaries and r..
viii give a public hearing in s IS
rooms at the State House. in Augusiss
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 100, !.
1.30 F. NJ. in Room 113, on the "a ~
lowing: WI
An Act to amend Section 5 of ch.,
ter III of the Revised Statutes !.
amended by Chapter ITO of the Pms r.
Laws of 1917. relating to salaries y,
the justices of the supreme judic,sl
court. -'a'
S. An Act to amend Sections - .,,
Is of Chapter Q of the Revised Stas
utes, and Section 81 of Chapter 1lT'",
the Revised Statutes. relating to tSs
Board of State Assessors. Wv
z. An Act to amend Chapter 24s a,
the Private and Special Laws of llaS
s. Bill. An Act to amend Sectim
Is of Chapter 1874 of the Private arS
Special Laws of 1911. as amended bv
Chapter A of the Private and Sus.
cial Laws Of 1915. relating TO an Er'
crease in the salaries of the judge and
recorder of the Houlton municipsl
court.
E. E. ROUNDS, secretary
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The communication was read by the
secretary.


The SECRETARY: In the absence of
the President of the Senate the first
| duty of the Senate is to elect a presi-
| dent pro tempore.
Mr.. GILLEN Of Penobscot: Mr.. Sec
rotary and Honorable members of the
Senate: 1t is my pleasure to place in
| nomination for the position Of President
pro tempore one of your distinguished
| members. Senator Frank G. Harrington.
Mr.. GURNEY of Cumberland: Mr..
Secretary, 1t is my pleasure to second
that nomination.
The SECRETARY: The name of the
| Hon. Frank G. Harrington has been
placed in nomination. Are there any
other nominations? If not what is the
wish of the Senate?
Mr.. GURNEY: Mr.. Secretary, I
move that the assistant secretary cast
the ballot of the Senate for Senator
Harrington as President pro tempore.
The motion was adopted and the
assistant secretary cast the ballot of
the Senate for Senator harrington as
President pro tempore.
Mr.. Gillen of Penobscot escorted SEN
ator harrington to the Chair.
The PRESIDENT pro tenn: The
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INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME

The committee on Inland Fisheries
and Game will give public hearing in
it's rooms at the State House, Augusta,
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 9, 1921. p. NJ.
No. 4. Petition Of G. w. Hinckley
and II other residents OF Somerset
county, asking that all hunting be
prohibited on Goodwill Farm and GER
tain other territory adjoining thereto,
in the town of Fairfield, in the county
of Somerset.
No. /. An Act to amend Section 46
of Oh. SO, r. S.. as amended relating
to protection of foxes I'M Aroostook
No. S. An Act relating to protec-
ton of deer in the towns of York,
Wells. kittery and Eliot, in the county
of York.
No. 6. An Act regulating the plac-
ing of bear traps.
Z; No. z. An Act to increase the boun-
fy on bears.
No. 3. An Act to prohibit all hunt
ing in. certain territory in the city of
Augusta. in the county of kennebec
ARTHUR A. CRAFTS, Secretary.