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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-14
POSTAWIENIE w STAN
OSKARzENIA 10 PRZEWoD-
cow UNIJNYCH.

Lava przysieglych Powiatu
Cook postawiia wczoraj W stan
oskarzenia dziesieciu urzednikow
,,agentow byznesowych" The
Chicago Flat Janitors Union.
Kazdy Mich zosta4 postawiony
pod kaucja W wysokosci So, 900,
a niekt6rzy z przysieglych byll
"a jeszcze wyzszem poreczeniem
wobec przekonywujacych dowo-
| dow, iakie przedstawi} asystent
proburatora stanowego VIM. 5
Stewart, swiadczacych, IL oskar-
zeni dopusDczali sic wielu wynu-
szen i szantazu. Nazwiska posta-
wionych W stan oskarzenia sa
nastepujace:
William F. Quessc, prezes
wspomnianej unJl.
Eugene Fosdick, sekrctarz pro
tokoSowy.
John D. Sullivan, sekretarz IL
nansowy i skarbnik, oraz ,agenc'
byznesowi":: Claude F. Peters,
Robert Osterberg, Frank M
Waters, George Waters, John
Maths, Peter LACEY i Gus An
derson.
Pred lava przysiegiych pre-
wine}o sic przeszlo 40 Swiadk0w'
ktorzy zeznawali przeciwko oskar
zonym, obciazajac ich bardzo Po-
waznvmi zarzutami. Pan Stewart
maaf jednak nieraz bardzo powa-
zne trudnoSci z wydoByciem tych
zeznai. gdyz wszyscy ci Swiad--
kowie sa wtaScicielami realnoscl
| i wielu z Mich obawia}o sic, IL "a
zeznanie prawdy spotkaja size z
represjami zemsta re strony u
nistow. Warto wspomniec tn o
niekt6rych tych zeznah:
PAM Emilia Nachttsheim, VIA
lscicielka domu o Sc apartamen--
tach pnr. 2516-26 North Kedzie
ave-, stwierdzisa przed lava przy
sieglych, ze dwaj ze wspomnla--
nych wyzej oskarzonych; Oster-
berg McWaters, usiiowali wy
music cd niej $500 pod pretek-
stem, re placila mniej, anlzeli
wynosi ustanowiona przepisaml
unijnyrni plaza strozy. UdaAa sic
wtenczas do biura prezesa Ques-
Sc i staraia sic go przekonac, IL
placone przez MIA wynagrodze--
MIA odpowiada sl1ali unijnej. Mic
to iednak ME pomogso. Ia pare
dni dom jej zostal obstawiony pi-
kietami unijnemi i zaczeto pod
rzucaG podeh cuchnace bomby'
Pierwsza TAXA bomba zostasa pod
rzucona II grudnia u, r. wy
buch iei wstrzasnai wszystkleml
oknami. Druga bomba, tym ra-
zem dynamitowa, zostasa pod
rzucona 10 lutego b. r. eksplozIa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-14
ANTYPOLSKA NOVA
LLOYD GEORGIA.

Londyn, IA. maja. (Prasa
Stow - Premier Lloyd George
W swej dramatycznej movie, wy
sioszonei W izbie gmin w sPrawie
powikiai ma Gornym SlasIu, O.
znajmR, re powstanie polskie
Jest prowokacja traktatu werSal-
skiego.
Sadie, IL jest rzecza wsasciwa,
azebym m6w1 jasno," oznajmii
premier angielski, ,,albowiem je-
Sli rzeczy talde beda sic dzialy,
q my ME bedziemy zwracali ma
ME trwagi ME bedziemy trakto-
wall ich Z ia sprawiedliwoScia
kt6ra Jest wIaSciwa AngljiGD W
lei stosunkach z zagranica, to
moze bye to fataIne dla sPokoju
caleJ Europy. Jezeli Pokoj Eu'
ropy zostanie zak}ocony, to trud-
no przewidziet, co czeka Euro
Pe-
ia jestem ogromnie zaniepo-
kojony. ia obawiam sic, re Jezell
ME wzbudzimy II Swiata zaufa-
MIA, to konsekwencje moga bye
lax najgorsze, poniewaz cay
przemysi Swiatowy opiera sic ma
zaufaniu i jezeli ono zostanie "a
chwiane, to ME widze, W iaki
spos6b moze bye z Powrotem Us
Stalone.
,Dlatego tez zasadnicza re
ca w interesie narodu bez wzgle
du na lego sympatje lub antypa-
tie Jest uznanie sprawiedliwoSci,
td6ra ME ma mic wspolnego z u
podobauiami 1ub uprzedzeniaml
NIarsimy wiec powziac stanowcza
ssprawiedliwa decyzje zgodnie :
paktem, jaki mySmy sami podpi-
sail"
Pan Lloyd George oznalmR
re tra1tat wersalSki byf kartq
swobody Polski re Polska jest
ostatnim Grajem w Europe, kto-
~ ma prawo skarzyc sic ma trak
tat wersalski Polska ME wywal-
czy4a swej wolnoSci(D stwier-
dzil pan premier. Swobode sw9
Polska zawdziecza Wlocbom
Anglji i Francji.
(Szczeg6lnie Anglji i WHO
chom. Przypuszczamy, re pan
David ME jest tax gfupi jak po-
div. powinien wiec zrozumiec, ze
swobode Polska swoja zawdzie,
CA ME zadnych szacherkom dy'
piomatycznym, lecz krwi swoich
syn6w. Przyp. Red.)
Dalej ,,wielki" premier zarzu-
car Polakom, re podczas wojny
walczyli po stronie Niemcow, ze
Polacy w niemieckich uniformach
zabijaH Francuz0w, Anglikow
Wsocb6w, ktorzy walczyi o ich
wolnoSc-
Leader powstahcow Korfanty
oznaimA, re Polacy ma Gornym
slasku raczej umra, anizeli pod
dsdza sic, Jeslby oni pomyslei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-14
RADYKALI 1 SOCJAL1sC1
BEZCZESZCZA KOsCIOLY
KATOLICKIE.
Policja i socjalisci atakuja grupe
katolikow; so osob zabitych.

Policja socJallSci atakuJa siups
katolikow; so osob zabitych.
Meksyk, miasto, IA maJa.
Wedle nadcsziych tn wczoraJ
wiadomoSci w Morelia, stofecz--
rem miescie Stanu Michoacan,. W
czwartek wieczorem piecdzleslat
6s6b zostaio zabitych i okoio diva
dzieScia ranionych gdy policla
wraz Z socjalistami zaatakowafa
wielka grupe ludnosci katollckie]'
ktora urzadzala byia wiaSnie de-
rnonstracje przeciwko bezcze--
szczeniu koSciolow katolicklch
przcz socjalistow i radykaiow'
co wydarzylo sic tam ubiegSeJ
niedzieli. Ludnosc katolicka W
| Morelia czula sic do g}ebi wzbu-
rzona, gdy socjaliSci radykall
wtargneli do kilku tamteJszych
koScioiow, niszczac kompletnle
w;zerunki statuy Swietych Pan
skich. poczem na szczycie VIE
rzy katedralnej zawiesili czerwo-
ma szmate.
Czwartkowa demonstracja ka-
tolik6w byla wyrazem protestu
| i oburzenia przeciwko czerwoneJ
zgrai. lecz policja przy pomocy
wojsk federalnych rozpedzi}a de-
monstrant6w. gdy czerwoni po-
czeli wszczynac Z mimi tu ow-
die b6jki. Demonstracja powto-
rzyla sic znowu wieczorem, V.
Coyt, Inspector policji wielkim
oddziaiem w pe}nem uzbrojeniu
zandarmow policji zaatakowa{
demonstrant6w, ktorych kilku
posiadaio przy sobie bron gdy
ci odmowili rozejscia sic, policji
dala ki1ka salw do tlumu. Demon
stranci, miedzy ktorymi znajdo-
walo sic wiele kobiet, widzac
wokol siebie wiele trupow, pocze-
Ii uciekac w poplochu.
General Garcia, dowodca woj-
ska federalnego W Stanie Michoa-
can, oraz general Mugica, guber-
nator tegoz Stanu, polaczyli swe
SHY zaprowadzili W miescie po-
rzadek, gdyz Gala ludnosc kato-
licka poczela wrzec oburzenia.
Ostatnie wiadomosci donosza, IL
panuje tam ogromne rozgorycze-
ME przeciwko szefowi policji
Coyt'owi, ktory osobiscie dowo-
dzac policja, zostaf ranionych, a
trzech z jego ludzi zosta}o zabi-
tych. Isaac Arriaga, (niezawod-
ME zyd), leader socjalistow W
Morelia szef komisji rolniczej,
zostal rowniez zabity.
Bill ANTI IMMIGRACYJNY
! |ocZEKUJE PoDPISU PRE-
ZYDENTA.
Washington, IA maja. - La
czny komitet Izby poselskiej j
Senatu przeprowadzil wczoraj
bill anty-immigracyjny Dillingha-
Ina, ograniczajacy immigracje
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-14
z Biura MeteorolOgiczrlegO.

Wsch6d slo1ica O godzinie $50.
Zach6d sIonca godzinie 500.
Pogoda W Chicago i okolicy: Ma
og6l pogodnie W sobote prawdopo-
dobnie W niedziele. Umiarkowany
p6lnoCno-zachOdni wiatr, W. sObote,
przechodzacy W p6lnocny / p6lnoc--
no-wschodni W niedziele.
K
Temperature DOLBY minionej: Maj
wyisza wc1oraj godzinie pOpolu-
dniu, 90 stopni, najnizsza p6lnocy,
Oh stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-14
Krwawe Zaburzenia Strajkowe.
ANGLIA UzYWA AMERYKANSKICH PIENIEDZY Ma
ZACRABIENE POL NAFTOWYCH.
Odrzucerie Pro6by yMiedzynarodowej
Federacji Z1viazl<6~v vZa1vodoUvych.
1NNE RAINY AJOWE,

do Stanow Zjednoczonych do
trzech proccnt obco krajowcow
zamieszkalych W Amcryce w ro-
ku 1910. Bill ten zostanie przed{o
zony prezydentowi Hardingowi
DO aprobaty. TAX jak bill ten 20
staf zmodyfikowany przez lqczny
komitet, obowiqzywat on bedzie
"a pietnaScie dni Cd czasu pod
pisania 60 przez prezydenta az
DO 1go lipca 1922 r.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-14
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis. sobota, ii maja: sw. Boni-
faCego.
Jutro. niedziela, 10 maja: Zielo-
ne Swiatk.
NiedZiela: W Lesdamu Ducaia
Swietcgo".
Pojutrze, poniedziaiek, 10 maJa:
Sw. Jana Nepomucena.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-14
KURs MAREK POLSK1OH.

Wedle komunikatu Polskiego Kon
sulatu Generalnego kurs marek POL
skich Jest dis 77O marek "a $1.0O,
czyli 81 80 "a 1000 marek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-14

Dokonczenie na stronicy 2ej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-14

Dokonezenie ma stronicy 2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-14

w poniedziafek rozpocznle S
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-14
KrOnika Chica&Oska.

ClChdNy pIOSSS " ~
rzuconc przeciwko szcryfoWl Pc
ters'owi. Sprawl oszczerstwa po~
|lcga ia zarzutach rzckomego po-
bierania lapowek i pope}nlanlu
czynow wystepnych przcz biuro
szcryfa Pcters'a oraz ma zarzu-
Gle malwersacji $40,W 900, otrzy--
inanych Z sadti dla spraw ina1zeh
skich. Autorami togo paszkwilu
maja bye; John w. Rabery, pre-
zes Chicago Law Enforcement
League; J. L. .McEldowney,
przcwodniczacy komitetu wyko-
Irawczcgo tel ligi, oraz William
Dunn, urzednik tcgoz stowarzy-
szcnia.
Szeryf Peters bsdzie dowodzif
why oskarzonych, w oskarzeniu
specjalna uwage zwroci ma oko-
licznoSc, ze oszczerstWo, uczy-
nione w formie piSmiennej W Ii
$cie otwartym, by}o konspracyj-
na robota tych trzech oSkarzo-
nych i ze kryminalny czyn ich
by} dokonany Z premedytdcj2.
Nades}anie tego oszczerStWa
przez urzednikow wspomnianego
stowarzyszenia mialo miejsce w
miesiacu kwietniu r. Il. Ca}y pro
ces zapowiada sic ciekawie d'ate-
60, ze ma wziac w MIN udziat 40
sedziow sadow okregowego wy
szego w charakterze Swiadk0w,
ludzi fachowych W sprawach So
dowych, wiec argumentacja be-
die bardzo silna, caioSc proce-
su peIna emocji.
CHCA ZAKONCZENIA LO-
KAUTU.
Rada robotniczych zwiazkow
zawodowych w przelnySle budo-
wlanym rozpoozefa wczoraj ak
Gle, zmierzajaca do zakoiczenia
ogSoszonego przez kontraktorow
diva tygodnie temu lokautu. Ma
posiedzeniu, kt6re odbyio sic
wczoraj wiecz6r w Carpenters
Union Hall pnr. sos So. State ul.,
Rada wspomniana powziela po
trzygodzinnej dyskusji przedsta-
wiona przez NJ. ]. Boyle rezolu-
Gle, polecajaca wznowienie roko-
wan z kontral1torarni, celem wy
rownania ia droga istnlejacego
zatargu. Ma posiedzeniu tenn po-
dano rowniez do wiadomosci, re
kontraktorzy objawik ta.kze wole
wejScia w ponowne pertraktacje
i zakotczenia ca}ego sporu dro-
ga ugodowa. Me oznaczono ma
razie daty tel wspolnej konferen-
eli, ale poczynione beda starania,
ably odbyla sic ona jak najrych--
lei. *
Jak wiadomo, Gala kontrower-
sja toczy sic o kwestje znizki
psac, Unje domagaja sic zatrzy--
mania dotychczasowej skali psac,
Dokonczenie na stronicy 2ej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-05-14
TZBA PRZEPROWADZA PRO
JEKT ZBOzOWY.

Washington, IA. maja. - Pro
jekt Tincher'a W sprawic handlu
zbozem zostat wczoraj przepro-
Wadzony przez izbe poselska 269
glosami przeciwko So. Projckt
ten ogranicza handel zbozem Z
przyszloSci, zabraria tranzakcji
tax zwanej ,,puts and calls" i
ups and downs. oraz przewidu-
je uStanowienie targow kontrak-
towych pod dozorem sekretarza
rolnictwa. Projekt ten obecnie
pojdzie pod obrady Senatu.
KRWAWE ZABURZENIA
STRAJKOWE.
Williamson, w. Va, IA maja.
- w tutejszym dystrykcie We
glowym Cd dwu dni bez przerwy
tocza sic walki miedzy wojskami
stanowemi a strajkujacymi g6r--
nikami, iitorzy ukryli sic W pobli-
skich gorach ma linji osm mil
dtugiej ostrzeliwuja wioski. 10
b;ety i dzieci gromadnie opusz-
czaja dystrykty weglowe i udaja
sic albo W CORY, lub tez zupeinie
uchodza z okolicy. L ,,pola wal
ki" dochodza tylko siabe wiado-
lnosci 0 lie wiadomo - dotych-
czas pablo dziesiec do pietnastu
osob. ..,.
Wedle otrzymanych tu wiado-
mosci, zaciete walki trwaja w
Rawl, Merrimac, Springg, Ma
n11A.o.A,a ctp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-02
NATIONAL HOME

Officer Of the day. Capt Hugh
Doyle.
Charlie Watson the popular short
stop on the -Togus team. has gone TO
HanpdenSidney College, Virginia.
His many friends hope to see him
back next sea son.
The moving picture program for
Friday will be Miss Mae Murray in "a
big Paramount special entitled Idols
of Clay" with a Pathe News and COM
edy entitled Don't Blame Stork."
There will be pictures next Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
William c. Higgins has returned
from a pass TO visit friends in Water
vile.
Malachi E. Kittredge. clerk in the
Home store. has resigned and gone on
furlough to Boston. Spears Green has
been detailed in his place.
The returns from furloughs Thurs
day were Judson G. Fullerton from
Boston aid William H. Dennis from
Westerly.
Burroughs have been granted to
Louis Toupin to Marlboro, William H.
Dill to Randolph. William B. Bunny to
Boston. Frederick 0. Graffrm to Chel-
sea, Robert j. Lynch to Cambridge,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-02
Bicycle Contest Department
The Kennebec Journal

to which we all aspire: One is an un-'
derstanding among men at home and
the other an understanding between
nations
He expressed belief that the time
was coming when the burdens of
armament" could be diminished.
Il wish with all my heart" he add
ed that there Will be less of armies
and navies."
Declaring that through 1000 years
of pagan history and 1000 years of
Christian civilization the world only
lately has come to a civilized state
of armed warfare, the president reit-
Grated that he thought it perfectly
futile to think there never may be
armed conflict"
We of America without unnecessa-
ry Boosting" he continued. have
come nearer to civilized warfare than
any nation"
The president declared "the trouble
with the world today is that there are
too many theorists who know nothing
of actualities."
Whoever he added. brings practi-
cal experience into play with theory
will make a real contribution to pro-
gress.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-02
ADJUSTMENTS
May Allison in big Game" Stage
Success,

May Allison in big Game" Stage
Success,
Is a normal man, a civilized man,
prepared to fight to the death for
the reputation and love of his wife
This is the thrilling theme of Big
Game" the Metro special starring
May Allison, at the Strand Theatre
today.
Big Came is the story Of such a
test. and the struggle occurs in the
Northern Canadian wilderness.
whittier Larry" Winthrop. heir to
the Winthrop millions, and his
charming wife, have come adventur-
ing. Their guide, Henri Baptiste,
decides to appropriate the wife.
Larry is seized with fear, until his
emotions come to play and there is
"a fierce. brutal fight.
For her supporting cast, Miss ALI
son has Forrest Stanley, Edward Ce-
Gil Zeffie Tillbury, William Elmer
and Sidney D'Albrook. Dallas Fitz-
gerald directed this adaptation from
the New York stage success of Will
lard Robertson and kilbourn Cor
dan. Jackson Rose Photographic
Edward T. Lowe, Jr., made the
screen adoption, and Sidney Ullmar
did the art direction.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-02
SOVIET CAN AID
IN ADULT RELIEF,
BELIEF HOOVER

New York, Sept. 1.-The. soviet au-
thorities still have resources at their
disposal and should be urged to use
them to provide food for adult relief.
declared Secretary Hoover, chairman
of the American Relief Administration.
in a telegram today to Colonel Will
liam n Haskell director of the re-
lief administration mission TO Rus
STA. Colonel Haskell sails Saturday
on the Olympic for Russia. He was
the guest today at a luncheon given
by representatives of the nine relief
organizations under his dictatorship.
"While the situation in Russia is
terrible indeed" wired Mr.. Hoover,
the difficulties are not as great as
those we confronted and overcamc in
Europe during the armistice winter
ION the other hand. in our present
economic situation and in the face Of
unemployment. VIC can not now sum-
mon the volume Of sacrifices we then
made"
Colonel Haskell was instructed to
remove on his own initiative any relief
worker &ho showed discrimination as
70 politics. race or creed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-02
LIST ENTRIES FOR
LABOR DAY RACES

The interest manifested in the
races scheduled for Labor day at the
track of the Gardiner Driving club
at Merrilrs corner is shown by the
Patrons may be assured of unusua!
good sport in the race line. The
club has erected commodious
grand stand and the track is in the
pink of condition.
I'D Glass trot or pace-Sol Di-
rect, blk. G., by Empire Direct, +. T.
Potter. Gardiner, Me; Miss Turkey
Trot, b.m.. by Lord Roberts. AIS.
I1enncsey. Boston, Mass; DR.. Nc
Kinney, Big, by Dr.. Jones, Al. NJ.
Wheeler, Gardiner. Me; Neptune
Boy, Big, by Mainleaf, Jas. Hennes-
sey, Boston, Mass; Tom Donahue, b.
&, by Prodical, Parker & Brown,
Gardiner, Me; Monk, By. by Sara =
way. r. K. Littlefeld, Gardiner, Me:
Gus Carmody. Big, by j. S. C. Park
er & Brown, Gardiner, Nc; Silver
Boy, Big. BY Silver Brick, W. G
Quint. Topsham, Me; Mary H, b.m.,
by Tommy Finch, A. Richardson, Jr..
Waterville, Me-: Pafrika, BIN. by
Peter the Great, Harry Hayes.
Rochester, \. H; Margaret Wilkes,
70. M. by Pollard Wilkes. John II.
Bryant, Newcastle, Me: Miss Peter
Lincoln, b.m., by Peter the Great,
Stanley Harlow Inc. Charlestown,
Mass. Sonora, b.m., by Be Sure, A.
H. Crossman, Gardiner, Me; Mo-
dotte. b.m.. by Moko, Al. NJ. Wheel
err, Gardiner, Me, Licone, Big. by
Echo Todd. Stanley Harlow. Inc,
Charlestown, Mass; Billy Bogash,
blk. g., by John Bogash, w. Harring-
ton, Gardiner, Me.
go Glass trot and pace-Neptune
Boy, Big, by Mainleaf, Jas. Hennes-
sey. Boston, Mass; Miss Turkey
Trot, b.m.. by Lord Roberts, Jas.
Hennessey, Boston, Mass. Miss Peter
Lincoln. b.m., by Lord Roberts. Jas,
Hennessey. Boston, Mass; Silver
Boy. Big. by Silver Brick, w. G.
Quint. Topsham, Me-; Pafrika, bm.,
by Peter the Great, Harry Hayes,
Rochester. n. H.; Licone, Big. by
Echo Todd, Stanley Harlow. Inc.
Charlestown, Mass; Peter c., By,
by Peter W.. l.. w. Burbank, Alfred,
Me-; Mr.. Nc. Nc, CHI. s., by Nc
Clintock. F. w. Colburn, Farming
ton, Me: Sonora, b,m.. by Be Sure,
A. Fl. Crossman, Gardiner, Me-;
Miss Afridi, b.m., by Afridi, Geo.
Newell, Litchfield, Me-; Gus Car
mody. Big. by J. S. G., Parker &
Brown, Gardiner, Me. Ethel Smith,
BIN. by Chas. Smith. a. Richardson
Jr,. Waterville. Me; Merlyn, brm
by San Francisco. Geo. Batchelder
Rockland, Me; Mona c., bm.. by
Albert Bingen, Henry Cummings,
Augusta, Me-; Indiana Dillon, Big,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-02
Bulk of Aliens on
Six Steamers Entitled
to Enter Country

New York, Sept. preliminary
examination of 1900 alien passengers
on board six steamers which nosed
their way into port in the early
hours today, disclosed that less than
200 face a possibility of being re-
turned because of immigration re-
strictions
This number, immigration officials
said, may be considerably reduced or
entirely wiped out on further exami-
nation. Some of those in excess of
the monthly quota may be entitled to
former residence exemption. Others.
it was said, may replace some now
within the allocated number, who
will be denied entrance for physical
and other reasons. All those on the
possible restricted lists are Greeks
and Turks and tn final answer as to
how many will have to be returned
will not be reached for several days.
The steamers arriving and the Or
der in which they reached quaran-
tine after the stroke of midnight,
August 81, were:
Chicago, from Havre; King Alex
ander, from Piraeus; Acropolis, from
Patria; Gdansk and Lituania from
Danzig and the Guiseppi Verdi from
Naples.
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by Sidney Dillon, L. L. Whitney,
Gardiner, Me.
2.s5 Glass, Trot and Pace-On-
H. Potter. Gardiner. Me; Stevie
Guy,bg., by Guy Axworthy. J. F.
Morane, Belfast Me. Mona c.. bm.,
by Albert Bingen, Henry Cummings,
Augusta, Me; Trey Burns, By. by
Dr.. Burns, Jr.. George Batchelder,
Rockland. Me; Miss Turkey Trot,
bm., by Lord Roberts. James Hen
nessey. Boston, Mass; Pafrika, bm..
by Peter the Great, Harry Hayes,
Rochester. y. H: DR.. Mckinney,
blk,g., by Dr.. Jones. A. N Wheeler,
Gardiner. Me; Margaret Wilkes,
rom. by Pollard Wilkes. John II.
Bryant. New Castle. Me-: Licone,
bg., by Echo Todd, Stanley Harlow,
Inc, Charlestown, Mass; Susie,
rom. by Autocrat, Drawn & Brady,
Gardiner, Me-: Silver Boy, By, by
Silver Brick, w. G. Quint, Topsham,
| Me: Teddy Marshall By, by Tom
Marshall, Roy Harris. Gardiner,
Me-; Modotte. bm., by Moko, Al. NJ.
Wheeler. Gardiner, Me.
go Glass, Trot and Pace-On-
ward Binsen, By, by Seumaree. A.
H. Potter, Gardiner, Me: Manrico
Bel, brs.. by Manrico. George
Batchelder, Rockland Me; Miss
Turkey Trot. bm. by Lord Roberts
James Hennessey. Boston, Mass;
Trey Burns. By, by DR.. Burns, Jr..
George Batchelder, Rockand. Me-;
Storm Kinb. chg. by Berry Nelson,
William Hatch. Hallowell, Me; PAT
rika. bm., by Peter the Great, Harry
Hayes. Rochester. n. H; Fanny Eta,
brm.. by Son of Nelson. Charles
Savage, Gardiner Me; Markaret
Wilkes. rom, by Pollard Wilkes,
John H. Bryant. New Castle, Me-;
Cheerful Ben, chg, by Sterling s,
Al. NJ Wheeler, Gardiner, Me; Susie,
70 M, by ,Autocrat. Drawn & Brady
Gardiner. Me; Silver Boy. Big. by
Silver Brick. W. G. Quint, Topsham'
Me.
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Ill that time the pupils will be ac
conhmodated at the Town hall which
will be temporarily arranged for
that purpose,
Mr. and Mrs. Everett ". Alden
tho Misses Ruth and Rita Alden
Miss Marion Thaanum and Miss Jen-
mic Fowler arc spending a few days
at the Elliott cottage on the shore o.
Lake Annabessaeook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks Cover were
callers at the home of Dir. and Mrs
M. e. Williams, Wednesday. Mr. md
Mrs Cover were on their way to their
home in Lowell Mass. after q
pleasant outing at Ear Harbor
The program for the September
meeting Of Patience Stanley Chapter
D. A, r. which will meet Friday az
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Georgia
K. Blaisdell at Monmouth. will be in
charge of Mrs. Prescott and Mrs
Pike and will be a Lafayette pro-
gram to which each member is asked
TO contribute some item or anecdote
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mccain and
Miss Elizabeth Mccain, who have
been spending the summer at the
Elmhurst, have returned to their
home in Chelsea. Mass.
Lester Lothrop of Haliowell. a
former resident Of this town. was in
the place "Wednesday, calling on
friends.
DR.. F. H. Badger will leave for his
camp at Kingfield and expects to be
away until September 20.
Fred o. Kinds Jr., left Saturday for
New York in company with his aunt.
Mrs. K. Stevenson and cousins.
Mrs. *. Stevenson and daughters,
who have been spending the summer
at the Lakeview House, returned
Saturday to their home in New York
Miss Lydia Sawyer left Thursday
for her home in. Boston after visit
of several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
w n. Kimball of West Winthrop.
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ELECTION NOTICE

The voters of the City of Gardiner
are hereby notified to assemble at their
respective polling places on Monday
September IL. A. D. 1921. at eight
o'clock in the forenoon. then and
there to give in their votes on the fol-
lowing proposed Constitutional Amend
mentS.
AMENDMENT NO. /.
Shall the Constitution be amended
as proposed by a resolution of the leg
islature allowing voters absent from
voting districts on the day of election.
TO Vote"
AMENDMENT \. 2
Shall the Constitution be amended
as proposed by a resolution of the leg
slature providing for the issue of
highway bonds for the building of
state aid highways"
AMENDMENT NO g.
Shall the Constitution be amended
as proposed by a resolution of the leg
slature providing for the issuing of
state bonds for the purpose of paving
bonus to Maine Soldiers and Sailors
in the war with SPAIN"
The polls will be open at eight
o'clock in the forenoon and will re-
main open until six o'clock in the aft
ernoon. when they will be closed. the
board of registration will be in ses-
sion at the City Building on Monday,
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
nine o'clock A. NJ. TO one o'clock p.
NJ. and from 10 5 o'clock P. NJ. and
from I to 9 o'clock P. NJ. for the pur-
pose of correcting the list of voters.
Attest: FRED Z. MILLIKEN.
sept2-3 City Clerk.