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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-10
SOCIALISTS OF
ITALY TO MEET
Will Discuss Whether Rus
slams or Italians Viii.
Govern Conference.

Milan, Italy, Sept. 22-(Mail)-
The issue whether the interests of
Moscow or Italy shall! control in the
conference Of Italian Socialists to be
held here October 10. may come up
at that meeting. Italian newspapers
report that Nikolai Lenine. the Soviet
premier Of Russia, has sent to Italian
Socialists a plan for the Soviet con-
quest Of Italy; but this Is denied by
Giovanni Bacci, secretary Of the Ital-
ian Socialist party.
According to some of the newspa-
pers, Lenine has given instructions
as to how party alignments shall be
formed in Italy. He Is said by them
to have directed the right wing OF the
Italian Socialists, which is outside the
pale Of Moscow's dictatorship, to &C
cept portfolios which have been ten
dered to them under the present min
istry headed by Prime Minister Bon
omi.
The purpose is stated to be to en-
b them to see their influence with
the Italian government to bring about
a recognition Of the Soviet govern
ment of Russia.
1t is affirmed by newspapers that
Lenine hopes England and France
will follow suit il Italy recognizes
his government.
The newspapers credit him with
planning the expulsion Of the Italian
Socialists of the right from that party
and the formation of a new Italian
list let's and the Communists rights;
and giving this party the recognition
OF the Third Internationale.
Moderate Socialists are seeking to
compose the differences in the party
in an effort to preserve its unity.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-10

London-General PershinE will not
30 to London to lay the congressional
medal on the grave of the British I'M
known soldier, because of the delay
in arranging for the ceremony.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-10
TO VISIT AMERICA.

Paris, Sept. 73.-(Mail)-Otokar
Bartik, ballet master OF the Metro
politan Opera. company. New York.
has arranged with Katharine Schratt
who was for many years the intimate
friend of the late Emperor Francis
Joseph of Austria, to visit America
and deliver lectures in January OF
February next.
Frau Schratt, who was regarded aa
an exceedingly important person in
the private life Of tho late emperor, lie
now 66 years old. s1le "a an actress
OF distinction in Vienna when she be-
came the friend of tho emperor. Mr..
Bartfk found her at her little chateau
at Hitzieng. IN the suburbs of Vienna,
She u writing the memoirs OF her
life in close relation to the court and
these win include some chapters OF
secret history.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-10
D COURT
REORGANIZATION
is RECOMMENDED

Madison, Wis, Oct. 10.-Reorgani-
zation of the student court as the ex-
ecutive and judicial branch of student
Wisconsin Is recommended by a spe-
cial committee Of the studentss which
will report Don The committee rec
ommends q modified set Of customs
for freshmen to conform to, and
would place enforcement in the hands
of the court
1.-The present system is not self gov
eminent by a hybrid between faculty
control and student government by
which neither exercises fun response
bility and neither exercises sufficient
authority to enforce order" the re-
port declares.
Recommendation is made that the
class rush be retained along with
green caps, s. ~ a.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-10
IS
UNEMPLOYMENT
RELIEF PLANS
Permanent Measures Will
Be Suggested at Meet
ings Today.

Washington, Oct. 1o.-sub-commit-
eses of the national conference on n
!, employment prepared to con-
! ader Recommendations for a
R Of permanent measures for combat
ting unemployment and Fastening the
/ return to normal in industry and
I commerce on r~econvening today in
advance Of the meeting of the full
conference again tomorrow. Foreign
trade, agriculture and the relation of
4 credit to the country's economical
j structure were among the general
/ subjects to be studied by the COM
I mittees. Although some have prac-
. tcally decided upon their recommen-
! dations 1t was not expected that the
, conference would take final action on
the adoption Of a permanent pro-
l gram before at least a week.
/ A report informing committees of
/ the progress made in carrying out of
4 the emergency measure adopted by
the conference showed that emery
! ency committees had been appointed
4 by the mayors of th~irty-one cities
i with organization Of committees un-
. der way OF twenty more. Numerous
I suggestions for other practical
I Of reducing unemployment were de-
I velored. the report said. during the
!. first week OF organization to meet the
Z problem.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-10
no DE soLDIERs EIa,n

Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 10.-Sol-
diers Field. the athletic ground OF
university. on which the
stadium is situated, Il to become !
soldiers field in fact. The military
department Q fsthe university is being
installed there-men, horses and guns.
Quarters for the enlisted men 81 The
artillery outfit, stables for their
ahorses y q gun shed for the field
pieces are being erected between. az
tennis courts and the hockey INK
under the direction OF Major r. q. =
Goetx, comrnandantt Of the detach.
Ement.
The military department MI, nav.
Also on tho field that Was nsms6 -
the men OF Harvard who went "a fhe
EGiy1 war riding rings, Jumps, q poio
and gun park.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-10
PROHIBITION MAKES
THOUSANDS OF FINE
CLASSES USELESS

New York, Oct. 9.-Thin, g%listening
wine glasses, hundreds OF dozens of
them worth thousands Of dollars, are
stored away in the big hotels of New
York and the stewards don't know
what to do about 1t.
Some few have been sold and 9TH
ers given to friends OF h hotel who,
it was assumed, were able to employ
the gay glassware as it was intended
it should be used. But prohibition
made the glassware useless for the
hotels, most stewards feeling it dis
honorable to past memories to serve
in the fine old wine glasses.
A Fifth avenu hotel announced 1t
had written OFF 100000 on glassware
at its after-prohibition inventory and
others estimated their idle drinking
accessories at sums almost as high.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-10

Comes the rumor from Washington
that President Harding pans to ap-
point Colonel William Boyce Thomp-
son, New York banker and chairman
OF the Roosevelt Memorial association,
u. S. ambassador to Germany. Colonel
Thompson has travelled extensively in
Europe and was in Russia when the
revolutionists overthrow the Keren-
sky government, being head Of the
Red Cross mission there at the, time.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-10
BRICK WALL FALLS;
FIVE MEN KILLED

Lypchburg, Va, Oct. 1o.-Fiye
white men were reported killed and
two others injured today when a brick
wall of q building fell.
The building was being torn down
by the city and all Of the injured
were working men.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-10
RECOGNITION OF
SOUTH REPUBLIC
OF CHINA URGED

Detroit, Oct. 10.-Resolutions urg-
ing recognition by the United States
of the government Of the southern
republic of China were adopted to-
day at the final business session Of the
International Chinese conference.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-02
JUDICIARY AND WAYS AND
BRIDGES

The committees on Judiciary and
Ways and Bridges will give a putSic
hearing at the State House In Au-
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 2. 1921, 100
T. NJ, on the following:
II. No. 1o7-A Ell. an Act relative
to motor, vehicles and the law OF the
ter 20 Of the Revised Statutes and
acts amendatory thereof and addi-
An Act to amend Section 80 Of Chap
ter 20, Revised Statutes, relative 10
motor vehicles.
An Act relating to mirrors on motor
trucks.
An Act relating to the operation of
bill Az Act 70 provide for a full
amending Chapter 25 Of the Revised
statutes relative to State highways.
time registration of Nonresident mo-
t"r vehicles.
A BIZ, An Act to amend Section SO
relating to the repatriation Of motor
vehicles by non-residents.
A Bill. an Act to provide for recip-
rocai exemption from registration BY
WEDNEsDhY '0 MA ve@.iIe g. 0Y fnsi at
100 r. M. on the following:
H.. No. 153. Bill; An Act to license
moving or motor vehicles to make re-
An Act additional to the law OF the
road, relating to one vehicle passing
enother while travelling In the same
An Act to regulate the use Of motor
vehicles with solid tires.
An Act additional to Section 30,
Chapter 20 OF. the Revised Statutes re,
iating to- log haulers in streets.
1R Myha1A v. Z CASE asAHFplSER'
Secretaries
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CLAIMS

public hearing IN It's rooms at the
STATE He ,s,sr = ~ Asg sya.,, on 100, ,
T. NJ. on the following:
Resolve - favor Of William W:
Roberts. relating to the publication Of
Volumes IIs and 1Is Of the Maine
Resolve authorizing the Governor
md Council to make settlement for
fowage damages on Indian Island.
Resolve 10 reimburse p. r. pineo II
Tonsfcid for sheep killed By wild ami
malls.
Resolve providing for payment for
the care Of Pearl Clark during the
Resolve in favor Of Ralph w. Crock
ctt for services and errenscs Of Police
Commission for the city ~ Lewiston
Falls for money paid 70 Levi II, May
Resolve in. favor Of Ben Allard Of
Richmond for damages caused by
Resolve to reimburse the town Of
81 Albsns for the overpaid tax to the
stt~se 81 Maine.
Resolve n favor Of TIE town of
tuition Of scholars from adjacent UNI
organized townships.
Resolve IN favor II Andrew H.
Resoive e. IN favor " II Samuel D. Lin.
coin Of Portland. Maine.
Resolve reimbursing St. Marys
General Hospital Of Lewiston for ser
vices rendered in the care OF certain
persons during the year 1919.
Resolve in favor of Francois X.
Narcotic for services and expenses az
police commissioner for the city Of
Lewiston.
Resolve in favor Of Alfred William
Anthony for services and expenses Of
police commissioner Of the city Of
Lewiston.
Resolve 10 reimburse the town Of
prentiss for sheep and poultry killed
by dogs and wild animals in 1919.
Resolve in favor Of Lena T. San
horn. an employee ~ the board Of
state asees sOrs IN 1918.
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ROAD RULES
TAUGHT '''KIDDIES"

inclusion OF courses designed 10
teach children the Rules of the
Road" will be urged upon school
officials throughout the United
States shortly by the Textbook Com
mittee of the Highway and Highway
Transport Education Committee of
the Bureau of Education. While II
is yet too early to say definitely what
the recommendations for these
courses will contain, some indication
can be obtained from studies which
are already under way in the Detroit
Public Schools as we'll as in some
others.
In Detroit, for example, the work
starts with the kindergarten, where
the child is taught, always waiting on
the corner until he is sure that
nothing is approaching within, half
block.
Later as the child progresses to the
elemental grade the course is broad
ened and the element of personal re-
sponsibility enters into the course,
together with more detailed instruc-
tons as to rules of safety, always in
language which is easily understood
and which is confined to fundamental
principles.
AS supplement to the vocal in
struction, traffic games have been
found a valuable teaching adjunct in
Ohio schools, the child learning more
readily in this way and also becoming
more interested.
Thus, for example, in one kinder
garten one child is selected as the
traffic cop" Others represent build
ings. others machines, others are pc
destrians crossing" the street The
cop" has a traffic sign with the
words "go' and stop" on it, and the
pedestrians proceed according to the
signs.
While no definite statistics are
available to show all the causes of the
many fatalities and accidents on
streets and highways, it was the feel
ing of members of the Highway and
Highway Transport Education COM
mittee in a general discussion of the
subject at their recent meeting in
Washington, that one very definite
reason is in lack of understanding
of rules. If the child can be taught
care, the rules SO learned will remain
with him as he grows and not only
will we have better APPRECIATION of
safety as a pedestrian, but if he be-
comes a driver of an automobile, a
street car motorman or a locomotive
engineer, his early training will al
ways stand him in good sceau.
AS further point which will be
emphasized. it is hoped that to a GER
tain extent at least, parents may be
reached through their children, as the
child's interest in his games win
naturally lead to his describing them
to his elders.
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STATE LAND6 AND FOREST
PRESERVATION

The committee on State Lands and
Forest Preservation viii give a public
hearing In its room at the State
House, In Augusta, on
THURSDAY. MARCH 3. 1921, Q p
NJ. on the following:
An Act to amend Section 90 Of
Chapter Of the Revised Statutes, In
creasing the compensation of chief
forest fire wardens and their deputies
ter s of the Revised Statutes relating
to the duties Of the forest commis-
sioner.
Bill, IAN Act for the preservation,
perpetuation and increase of the for
ests of the State OF Maine"
An Act to amend Section 20 Of the
Revised Statutes providing for the APP
polntment Of deputy forest fire ward
ems In towns and fixing their compen-
"a ton.
Resolve authorizing the land agent
to sell and convey a certain lot or mar.
Gel of land located In one Of the public
lots in Caratunk Plantation. Somerset
county.
An Act TO amend Chapter s OF the
Revised Statutes as amended nv
Chapters III and 1853 Of the Public
Laws Of 1919 requiring a permit for
the burning Of blueberry land adjacent
to forest growth.
An Act to amend Section SO of
amended by Chapter Iii OF the Pubic
Laws OF 1918. requiring permit FOR
the burning Of brush or slash near
woodlands.
An Act TO provide for the better pro.
lection Of owners Of property adjacent
cHAs. II. SMALL. Sec.
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Committee Hearings
STATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
STATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
AND STATE REFORMATORjES

The committee on State School for
Boys, State School for Girls and State
Reformatories will give public hear
ing in its room at the State House, in
FRIDAY. MARCH 4. at F. NJ. on
the following:
Resolve in favor of the State School
for Boys for maintenance and other
purposes.
Resolve in favor of the State Schoo!
for Boys for the construction of
central school building.
Resolve in favor of the State School
for Girls for maintenance and other
purposes.
Resolve in favor of the state School
for Girls. (Water Tank.
Resolve in favor of the State School
for Girls. Curry place..
for Girls. (Piggery).. !,
formatory for Men. for maintenance.
Resolve appropriating money for the
construction and improvement of the
State Reforma tory for Men.
Resolve in favor of the State Re-
formatory for Women for maintenance.
Resolve appropriating money for
construction and improvements at the
State Reformatory for Women.
Resolve in favor of the Reformatory
for Women for new buildings. aJtera-
tons and repairs, exclusive of main
tenance.
Bill, 'An Act relating to the age of
commitment to State School for Girls.
Bill, IAN Act relating to the age of
commitment TO State School for Boys.
RICHARD r. DUNNING, Sec.
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AGRICULTURE

The committee on Agriculture wifi
give a public hearing in its rooms al
the State House; ~ Augusta. on
THURSDAY. MARCH 3. at 2 p. n,
Room 90. on the following:
An Act TO amend Sections 10 and
112 OF Chapter 4 Of the Revised Stat.
utes. relating TO payment Of damages
done by dogs and wild animals to do
nestle animals.
An Act. TO amend Section II Of Chap
ter 46 of the Revised Statutes Az
amended by chspter "a Of the Public
Laws Of 1919. relating to the furnish
ing Of slips BY weighers.
An Act to amend Section 10 of Chan.
ter 40 of the Revised Statutes as
amended by Chapter ~ Of the Public
80 If 1919. relating to putting coal
or coke up in bags or packages.
An Act to authorize the commits.
sioner Of agriculture tn certify the
quality and condition If fruits. vege-
tables. dairy and other perishabIe
An Act TO repeal the Act creating
the Office Of I've stock sanitary com,
missioner and to tran rfer the duties
IT said Office to the commissioners Of
An Act to amend Chapter 2l8 of the
the establishment Of a bureau OF
markets.
JOHN II. AUSTIN. Sec.
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Committee Hearings
LEGAL AFFAIRS

The committee on Legal Affairs viii
give a public hearing in its rooms at
the state House: In Anxasta. on
=, WE 3 Y 30 q. MnEeA ?. isA. al
HI 49, An Act TO repeal Chapter
~ Of the Private and special Laws OF
1915, entitled AN Act to provide for
ne ess.bssshm 81 q e ana
siiIsiss and for the sdy e. p.I. Of q
! e 4 iss. An As. to provide fgr the
lodging houses and for the Registration
Of tTue names
ana AH A sf c e a@sne sss ss s. ss
Public Laws Of 1917. relative to steam
engineers and fifemen-
An Act authorizing the town OF Bar
Maine, to elect the chief of police.
An Act to legalfze and make valid
the acts and doings of the inhabitants
sd .ne towr Of ~ stetson At the annna
and at the annual town meeting held
on March 10. 1890.
Northern Cumberland Municipal Court
An Act to amend Section 81 OF Chap
ter g of the Revised Statutes. relat-
ing to trial terms of the supreme judi
! OF the Public Laws Of 1917.
| An Act TO create the Hancock Sulli-
van Bridge District $50 ~
the Passadumkeag. Log Driving Com
pany to erect and maintain piers.
bcoms and sorting gap at the inlet
of Saponic lake and at Short Garry
An Act to amend section. . Of Chap
ter 17s of the Private and Special
Laws Of 1887, entitled "An- Act Great
ing the Fryeburg Village Fire corpor-
H 1s4. An Act to authorize the di-
vision Of towns having less than four
thousand. Inhabitants into convenient
An Act to amend the charter Of the
Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of
H IS. An Act to regulate the pay
M sppport sna s saucas s a Of
persons in charitable or benevolent in
stitutfons not wholly owned or con-
trolled by the State.
An Act to incorporate Locust Grove
Cemetery in the town of Hampton.
Maine.
An Act to incorporate the sYork
An Act to, authorize the town, of
Sanford to raise and expend money to
erect memorial to its soldiers and
An Act to regulate the. assessors
An Act to repeal Sections 81 and
S. of Chapter 9 of Revised Statutes.
imposing a tax on business transacted
with unauthorized insurance compa-
MES. corporations. and associations.
H. 152. An Act relating to fling Of
fnterrogatories In civil actions.
An Act to amend Section 10 of Chap
ter SO Of the Private and Special Laws
OF 1878. TO make the amount allowed
. the plaintiff for his writ in the mu-
nfcipal court Of the town of Farming
ton uniform with other municipal
courts in the State.
An Act TO amend Section e2 of Chap
ter of Revised Statutes. relating to
refunding Indebtedness of cities and
towns. and temporary loans.
An Act 10 amend charter and change
name of Portland Realty Company.
An Act to fegalize all oaths admin
! istered. marriages solemnized and ac-
acknowledgements taken by Adeima G.
Humphrey from November 20, 1904, to
January 1S. 1919.
An Act to repeal Chapter 45s Of the
Private and Special Laws of 1870.
An Act to evfend the .cfsrter OF the
Penobscnf VALLEY Cas- Coronanv
STETSON Fl. HUSSEY. Sec.
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MILITARY AFfAiRa

The. committee on Military Affairs
VIII give a public hearing in it's rooms
at the state House. In Augusta. on
THURSDAY. MARCH 0, 1921, at 2
r. NJ. on the following:
An Act TO amend Section 3 OF Chap
ter 259 81 the Public Laws Of 1917
relating to the appointment Of aiGes.
de-carnp on the STAFF OF the commander
in-chief
An Act TO amend Section 81 of Chan
ter OF Revised Statutes. relating TO
payment by the state OF burial ex-
penses Of deceased soldiers and sailors.
Memorial to Congress protesting
against any increase in military and
naval srnaments by the United States
and urging Congress to take action
toward bringing about reduction of
armaments by the principal nations Of
the world.
Resolve. In favor Of Jessie w. Hall
Of Rockland. for expenses incurred by
her az an. aide In service Of United
States In France.
ALBERT A. wEATHERBEE. Sec.
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APPROPRIATIONS AND FINAN.
cIAL AFFAIRS

The committee on Appropriations
and Financial Affairs will give a public
hearing in the Council Chamber at the
state House. in Augusta, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, 1921, 2
p NJ, on the following:
Resolve in favor of General Knox
Chapter. Daughters of the American
Revolution. located at Thomaston.
Resolve providing hospital treat
ment in Knox County General Hospi-
tai. Rockiand.
Resolve 70 purchase Public Letters
Of John Fairfield"
Resolve in favor Of Presque Isle
General Hospital.
Resolve in favor Of the Central
Maine .Sanatorium. Fairfield.
Resolve making appropriation for
construction of new building at the
Northern Maine Sanatorium. PresQue
Isle.
Resolve in favor of the National
conference of commissioners on uni
form state laws and of the commits
sioners from Maine for the promotion
Of uniformity Of Legislation in the
United States.
Resolve providing treatment by the
Bangor Anti-Tubercu1osis Association.
Resolve making appropriation to aid
in construction of hospital in town
" PIX w DODGE Gee
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PUBLIC UTILITIES

The committee on Public Utilities
will give public hearing in It's rooms
at the state House: in Augusta. on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2. 1921, at
r. M, in Room 113. on the following:
%. An Act to incorporate the Twin
villas &c Water District.
"a. An Act to amend Chapter 1877
Of the Private and Special Laws Of
1915, relating TO the Incorporation of
the Oquossoc Light and Power Co.
and to enlarge It's powers.
Is. An Act to extend the provisions
Of Chapter 214 of the Private and Spe-
cial Laws Of 1915, relating to the town
Of Lisbon.
81. An AcAto incorporate the Great
Pond Hallway Company.
rs. An Act to authorize the Public
Utilities Commission to regulate
headlights on electric cars.
~. An Act ameBdatory of and ad-
dltional TO paragraphs II, IS and 2G
Of Section - Of Chapter SIS Of the Re-
vised Statutes. relating to the exemp-
ton OF mutual telephone companies
from, control OF Public Utilities COM
30. An Act to provide for the juris-
diction of the Public Utilities Commits
sion over certain motor vehicles.
81. An Act tn extend tho charter
Of the y. and T. Cement Railroad.
%. An Act extending the charter of
the Salisbury Cove Water Company.
J. r.. WARREN. Sec