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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-03-29
ARRESTED ON THE
CHARGE OF BIGAMY

Deputy Sheriff Lee, of Anne Arun-
del County, yesterday arrested Solo
mon Spriggs, colored, upon an order
of Marshal Carter, of Baltimore City.
The accused is now being held here
upon the charge of bigamy
Wife number one lives in Annapolis,
and wife number two lives at Snow
dentown, a colored settlement in the
Fourth District of this county.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-03-29
RECTOR breaches
FAREWELL SERMON
Rev. Philip Cook Will Assist
Y. M. c. A. Work In
France.

The Rev. Philip Cook, rector of St.
Michael and All Angels Protestant
Episcopal Church Baltimore, viii
preach his farewell sermon Easter
Sunday. He recently preached at St.
Anne's at one of the mid-week Len
ten sermons.
The Rev. Mr.. Cook leaves early next
week on a six months furlough, for
France. where he viii be engaged as
spiritual director at one of the army
cantonments in connection with
Young Mems Christian Association
work
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-03-29
Physically Disqualified.

Private James NJ GLADDEN., Of the
115th Infantry, Machine Gun Com
pany, son of Capt. and Mrs. GLADDEN.,
Market street, returned last night
from Camp Mcclellan, Admission, Ala.
having been discharged from the serv-
ice on account of physical disabilities.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-03-29
Called Away BY Mothers Death.

Mrs. ". H. Gibbs. and her sister,
Mrs. B. I. wilson.of 213 Duke of Glou-
cester street have returned from Dan
vile. III. where they were called TO
the deathbed of their mother, Mrs
Mary E Taylor
Mrs. Taylor died on March % and
was buried on March p. She was
well known in Annapolis, where she
resided for several years.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-03-29
Double Header!

Two interesting games TO be held i'm
Bladen St Armory, Saturday evening.
the Both, 7.3O +. VI. Co NJ will meet
the Sailors. Following the girls bas-
ketball team The Orioles of Annapo-
lis. will meet the Carter Team of Bal
timoTe m2g-1t
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-03-29
Eneineers Leave Range.

The Sixty-ffth Engineers who for
the past two months have been en-
gagged at rife practice at Saunders
Range. Glen Burnie. left yesterday.
having completed their training.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-03-29
THE WEATHER.

For Maryland
Fair tonight and Satdr-
day: little change .s temper
ature.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-27
PALMYRA

Chas Webber Of Briigewater was
at r.. II. Gains last week. Mr.. Web
ber and Mr.. Cain have contracted to
build a bungalow for MIR Lovely of
Corirna.
Mrs. \. r.. Jordan and Miss Glenn
ems were weekend visitors in Bar
g.
Palmyra is sustaining her record uf
patriotism by her citizens subscr:o-
ing four times her jalloiment in the
Eed Cross drive.
Mrs. Nellie Parkman Of Pittsfield
PASSED few days recently AZ J. y.
LRnpher's.
MIS-. Earl Parkman and children of
/ Derby are visitors at r. w. Park
mans.
A pleasant surprise was given l..
q. Hanson Thursday evening when
many of his friends and neighbors
gathered at his home to pass 20
c,sl evening in honor OF his birthday.
Gustine Parkman and wife hava
moved from Corinna to the Parkman
place Mt Marsh Corner.
, Red Cross workers at Marsh Coz.
rer have begun making surgical
dressings in connection with their
other work. Mrs. 8. b. Millctt re-
Gently met six ladies at Mrs. r.. A.
Parkman's and instructed them in
the work. Although it was entirely
now work for all. yet $50 comprcsses g
were made at this meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-27
SMITHFIELD
Mrs. Ernest Stevens

The funeral services Of Mrs. Daisy
Groves Stevens, wife Of Ernest Ste"-
ems who passed away May %, WAs
held at her late home Friday at $50
\. NJ, Rev. Mr. Farraf OF Norridgc-
WoCk officiating. There was large
attendance of relatives and friends
to pay he last tribute Of respect 10
one Mho was loved and respected ny
all She was popular IN socia; circles
and an honored member Of Fairview
Grange and was a general favorite IN
the community, always ready to help
in every good work. There was a
profusiou of beautiful flowers, "si!en;
messengers Of Gods love"
Beside her husband. she leaves a
! little daughter 10 days old. her Ia
thcr and mother, Mr.. and Mrs Dan
iel Groves, two sisters. Mrs. Leslie
Bickford and Miss Hazel, and three
brothers, Carl, Raymond and Rob
CRIT who have the heartfelt sympathy
of all in their bereavement.
The bearers were Carl and Ray
mond Groves, Lindsey Stevens and
Robert Corson. Interment was in t.r
| village cemetery.
Virgil! Clement. son Of Mr. and
Mrs, Harry Clement, was operated %
for appendicitis Friday at their
home on the Norridgewocii road. II.
| was taken suddenly II! Thursday and
DR.. Young Of Skowhegan was call
ed and pronounced the case too Sc
rious to allow him TO he moved to
the hospital. The operation was re-
ported as successful, but il is a sc
rious case
| Mr.. Herring remains about the
same. His daughter is with him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-27
MADISON

feature Of the local campaign
, for the Red Cross was n celebration
by MadisOn's Italian colony OF the
Third anniversary Of the entrance Of
italy in the world war on the side Of
the Allies. 4 procession was formed
on Lower Old Point avenue consist
ing of the italian band in uniform
four young woman carrying Old
Glory, the Union Jack, the Belgian
and the Italian flags. Two little girls
one dressed in the Italian colors and
the other In red, white and blue bore
n motto United for the Liberty" in
large gilt letters between them. A
party of Boy Scouts bore large
United States flag. The procession
marched to Main street to q point
opposite the bank. After several Sc
iections by the band Judge Charles
Small was called on TO speak and
very fttingly expressed the signih-
cameo OF the occasion and urged the
Italians to make good American
citizens. lie also read the message
Of President Wilson 10 the King OF
Italy on the Third anniversary. Judge
Small vas frequently interrupted by
! applause. At the close of the speech
( three rousing We're given followed by
| the National Anthem. Several young
women circulated through the crowd
selling special tags COMMUNICATING
! the occasion for benefit of the Red
Cross Judge Small announced that
| over s430o had already been contribu-
ted for the cause in Madison.
G. H. Marden, G. A. Lander.
Charles Marden, Clyde Lander, ID. e.
Wariman and -. NJ. Nichols, went 10
Lake MoKic Saturday on shing trip
Ralph kennison has recently nc
cepted position as assistant in the
postOffice taking the place Of Miss
Stella Perkins.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-27
AMES WINS OWN GAME
BY SINGLE IN THE 9Th

~. Louis, May es.-I.eon Ames won
his own game in the sixth innir.
today. his single giving st. Louis
q TO victory over Brooklyn. Kav-
Hnaugh singled. took third on a sin
gle 10y Gonzales and scored on Ames'
hit. The score:
BROOKLYN "a q q q q q 0--1-1n-s
st. Louis % 90 o " SO
Grfner ard Miller; Ames and Con.
gales.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-27
NATIONAL
VAUGHN PITCHES ALMOST
INVINCIBLE BALL AND
CUBS WIN FROM GIANTS

Chicago, May 2S.-Jim Vaughn
backed with perfect support, pitched
almost invincible ball today, holding
New York to four hits. only two OF
which were punched in the opening
inning. while Chicago hit Salles
freely. The locals won 5 to 1, max
ing 1t two straight from the league
leaders. The crowd was the largest
of the season. an overflow in the
outfield making ground rules neces--
sary.
near riot was prevented by
government agent who came to the
rescue of a fan who refused to stand
or take off his hat when the Star
Spangled Banner was played. When
several sailors and soldiers lea ped at
| the offending fan. the agent took him
IN custody and led him away. The
score:
New York 4 o 0 0 o 0 q O--1- 40
ChicaSo 30 0 0 3 0 / x-S-l3-o
| Saliee and McCarty; Vaughn and
killifcr.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-27
COLBY SHUTS OUT
BATES TEAM, 1870

Waterville. Me, May c5.--Coiby
batsmen hammered two Bates pitch
ers for II hits today. four Of them
being for extra bases. and white
Washed the visitors, - to ..
Maine and Bates are now out Of
the running for the Maine college
championship. The best that Bow
doin can do is to. tie Colby by win
ming all OF her next three games. Col
by Will win the championship with
out dispute If she defeats Bowdoin
lat Brunswick next Saturday. The
score:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-27
LOOSE FIELDING LOSES
FOR INDIANS TO N Y, 9-3

Cleveland, May 26-New York de-
feated Cleveland 9 to here To-Day
through loose fielding of the local ana
by hitting Enzmann and Groom hard
in the fourth and fifth innings.
Every visiting player obtained at
least one hit during the game. Bak-
er's one hand stab OF Woods liner
and Bodies running catch @ Roth
fly featured the game. Score
New York ....0 0 0 4 Q 2-9-f6-l
Cleveland ....,0 0 0 90 l-S-1o-2
Caldwell AMI Waters; Enzmann,
Groom. Coumbe and O'Neill.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-27
HEBRON EASILY WINS
MAINE SCHOOL MEET

brunswick. Me. May 26.-Hehror
Academy took nearly twice as man!
points as all the other schools COM
bined at the annual Bowdoin schoo
tracy meet on Whittier Field Sal
urdav. Only six schools were repre-
scnted. Their scores were az follo"s:
Hebron, 13: Old Town High. p; Pors-
land High, II -; Gardiner high.
IL; and Brewer High. 2
Edward Worthington OF Hebron,
brother Of the Dartmouth athlete
carried off individual honors. taking
six first places, this scoring 30
noints. Aycrili Of Old Town High took
three firsts, Davis of Portland High
two seconds and third and Mansoll
of Old Town High second and two
thirds and tied one second.
In the ss0-yard run Louis Dcndero
Of Hebron came within one-fifth of
second Of equaling the record held
by Allen Of Westbrook Seminary,
and in the t4o-yard run Clement
Munce Of Hebron equaled the mark
established by Robert D. Cole OF
Portland high in 1900. The summary:
1Oa-yard dash-1Won by Averiil, Old
Town High, Nash Portland High,
second; Trites, Hebron. third. Time,
10 4-5s.
High hurdles--Won by Worthing-
ton, Hebron: Davis. Portland High,
second; Clarke, Hebron. third. Time.
is 1-5s
800 yard run--Won by Dondero. He
bron; Leclair. Hebron. second; Her
rick. Brewer, high, third. Time, IN,
l-5s.
4io-ynrd run-Won by Murce. He
hron: Lawrence, Gardiner high, sec.
ond; Clarke. Hebron, third. Time,
50 l-5s.
22o-yard dash-Won by Averill, Old
Town; Munce,, Hebron, second ;
Trites. Hebron. third, Time, s3 1-5c
Mile run-Won by Leath, Hebron:
Leclair, Hebron. second; Herrirk,
Biewcr high. third. Time. 4m Al LIS,
Low hurdles--Won by Worthington
Hebron; Davis. Portland high, sec
on; McMaster. Hebron. third. TIM,
c6 o-5c.
High jump--Won by Worthington,
Hebron, height, oft, Ain. Nanscli,
VIA iDWH, SECOND, neiSnt, uf1 Sin f.
Davis, Portland high. and Potter.
Gardiner high. tied for third, height,
st lin.
Throwing discus-Wor by woe.h-
ington. Hebron, distance. ssft Sin:
Sin; Burroughs. Hebron. second. dts
tance, 15ft 4in: Mansen, Old Town,
third, distance, lift 5 1-2in.
Broad jump Won by Averlil. Old
Town high, distance 26ft 1-4in;
Nash, Portland high. second. dis-
lance, 19ft sin; Ridley, Gardiner
high, third, distance, lSft Gin.
Throwing l2-pound hammer--Won
by Worthington, Hebron. distance,
109ft s l-2in: Strout, Portland high,
second, distance loft in; Manselt
Old Town high. third. distance. Tiff
Sin.
Pole vault-Won by Wardwell. He
bron, height SIT; McMaster. Hebron
and Mansell. Old Town high. tied for
second, height 7ft.
Putting l2-pound shot-Won ny
Worthingtun, Hebron, distance soft
lin; Burroughs, Hebron, second
distance. SSft lin; Edwards, He
bron, third. distance, 33ft 3-&in.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-27
Standing Maine College Series
BOXING NOTES

The attractions at the Roston A. 4,
meet Tuesday night at theArena WILL
include: Bob Josephs Of Boston unl
Bob Ambrose Of Cambridge, q rounds:
Johnny Gray Of Chelsea ana Eda 70
.arsdcil OF Quincy. s rounds; Joe
Demaris Of Woonsocket and Bill Ca
sey Of Boston, rounds; and Johnny
Dundee of New York and Frankie
tfoung) Britt Of New Bedford. -
rounds
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-27

Two Iomies went into A restaurant
over on the Eastern front and said to
the waiter, 1--WE want Turkey with
Greece"
me waiter reulied, Sorry, sire. but
we SAINT servia''
Well then get the Bosphorus."
Inc noss came in and heard their or
asr ana then said, Il don't want TO
Russia' but YOU can't Rumania.''
30 lne two Tonnes went away Hun,
gary,-commerce & finance. FL
And they didn't smash China:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-27
Other Games

At Hanford-Sanford 10; Somers-
worth 0.
At Togus-Togus 3; Commonwealth
2.
At Biddeford-Diamoad atMch Co.
9; Maine Central ],
A, Lisbon Falls--Metropolitan 10;
Farwell /.
At Portlsnd-Boathhsy s; Portland
Naval Reserves l.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-27

RUNS made. by Nourse. Driscoli,
Bncknam 3. Fraas. Wyman 2, Tyler
y, Taylor, Marshall. Errors made. by
Driscoil, Pulsifer. Van vloten .. Tai
bot, Three base hit, Bucknam. TMo
base hits, Tyler, Pulsifer, Marshall.
Sacrifice fly. Wyman Left on bases.
Colby 3. Bates 8. First base on er-
rors. Colby .. Base on balls. bv
Eucknam ?. by Fowler g. Struck out.
by Bncknam .. by Fowler 3, by El-
well. Umpire. Thayer. Tine, oh SIN.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-27
College Baseball Results Saturday

Princeton 10, Harvard O.
Yale 3, Pennsylvania O.
Dartmouth 4, Amherst l.
Brown 6, Syracuse O.
Holy Cross 3, Tufts 2.
Williams 5, Wesleyan l.
Princeton II G, Harvard '2f .
Harvard Radio 5, Andover Academy o.
Colby Il. Bates 0.
st. Anselin u. Bowdoin 0.
Army l, Fordham 0.
Navy 8, Gallandet 3
Exeter Academy 8, Portland *. S, ..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-27
THE WORLD OF SPORTS
AMERICAN
Johnson Holds Tigers to
4 Hits and Senators Win, 40

Washington, May 26-Waiter John-
son held Detroit to four hits today
and Washington broke its losing
streak with 4 to victory. Score:
Washington "a 90 0 90 ) 0 x-4-W-v
Detroit ....0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o-o- t-o
kallio Cunningham. and STANCE
Johnson and AinSmith.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-27
international Results Saturday

international Results Saturday
AT Syracuse e-Binghanten 2. SYRIA
cuse 2, B innings, rain.)
At Rochester ., Balti-
more ;.
At Buffalo--Buffalo .. Newark
{first gamei; Buffalo 8. Newark . tsec-
ond game.)
Jersey City at Toronto, rain,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-27
Schosi Gsmss

Schosi Gamss
AZ Observation-Disclosures Academy
II; South Portland high 2.
At Lisbon Falis--Lisbon Falls I:
Kents Hill 0,
AZ Exeter. n. H,-Exeter g.; Port
land high 9.
At Westbrook--Deerins High ~;
Westbrepk Seminary I.
At Thomaston-Camden 10; Thorn
aston High !.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-27
STANDINGS
National League

YESTERDAYS ScoREa
ST. Louis .. Brooklyn !.
Chicago 5, New York l.
Philadelphia I, Cincinnati 3,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-27

'io''oid nie--My boy, do YOU realize
-" se"' - 'he solemnity OF an oath,
before you commit yourselfc
fhe Boy-Why-why. yes. sir. cad
died for you last SUNDAY Widow,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-27
OTHER GAMES SUNDAY

AT Rockledge, Pa. May 20
Fourth Naval District 5; PhiIadel.
phia Americans !.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-27
American League
TODAY'S GAM ES

Chicago at Boston.
Cleveland at New York.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-27
Classified
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-27

| Factory output two hundred thousand
! daily. Largest selling brand Of loc q.
SaYs Ia the world. FACTORY. Manchester,
N. n.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-27
TODAY'S GAM ES

Boston at PittsburE.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-27
BATTING RALLY WINS FOR
PHILLlES OVER REDS. "A

Cincinnati. May "a batting rally
on schneider gave Philadelphia to-
days conte in the eighth inning A
triple play prevented Cincinnati from
tying or winning in the last half of
the eighth. Watson relieved Hogg
and was hit for a ..ree bagger by
"inso and singles by Bressler and
Groh With men on hrst and sec
ond. L. Magee lined to Bancroft, who
stepped on second, retiring Bressler
and threw to first in time to retire
Liroh Score:
Philadelphia 80 0 0 o O0o4 o-t-5-o
Cincinnati ....0 0 o 0ooo1 o-3-s-o
Hoggs, Watson. Prendergast and
Burns, Adams; Schneider. Bressler
and Winso.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-27
Eastern League Results Saturday

At Proridence-Providence S, Wor-
cester I.
At Waterbury-Waterb I.
Springfield s.
Al Rridgeport-Br Bridgeport s, New
Haven O.
At Hartford S, New Lon
don I.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-27
3esev COW, FIVE YEARS OLD,
10 Let-Cottages. Etc.

,,sa nee NEW SIX ROOM cor.
fgs5SsSaa1, al Island Park. Cobbossee Fu,lv
lehts running water hmsb c,o Electric
~ r,.aAAas' iireplaces one n,inm.a' iarge
an a. s car line To let BY week u,"n,k maik
iier aSun. a% Apply to Casavant & C,nul
~, augusta, or Island Park n.,,,HI.s It9.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-27


Ads usta neai Estate Association.
nay 600
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HOUSE FOR RENT JUNE 10TH.
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" Mia J. T. Hanson, Qulmuy ST. lei-
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A NICE PLEASANT RENT. TWO.
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"a of untut h4SlIeu, electric henrs, sar1se
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THREE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
Hght housekeeping. heferenLes requlr-
ca q y. LAWS, Larulner. Ieu 4Iz-J
May -i,,4W
CONVENIENT RENT S ROOMS,
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l.,
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Enquire at tIfst Ma .lonal Granite Bauk
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DELIGHTFUL HOUSE IN PER-
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four good sized rooms, with closets, large
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-27
OLD ORCHARD REACH

tells cottages, Rooming Houses I,o.
Shon SSe.staurants. Tailor shop, R.rher
Old ores sores and Garage. W. H Dav's
=, = may9d2mo
h, ,nHtl ISLAND. MAINE. TO
X. season 1918. The .'Sea Ho,,so. -,
ed open Hearth" cottages Furn,sh ntu
roort NOT and cold running water hs,h
Ds,,iss set tuss. open freplaces n ot' u
'"hs' Gardiner. Ne. apr2.d,s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-27
VI AND SHOE SHINE

pasture and wood. no rocks, one mile
from store and station. For further par
ticulars write or call Ralph Ha!cv,
Whitefieid Me n,av2l,iw+
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-27
ROOM HOUSE, LARGE BARN,

electric lights, Cty water, lot 66xlJu
hne chance for horse, COW, hens and
garden, on car line. l09 Western Ave A
bargain if taken at once. Inquire Of =.
/. LAWS. Watervilie. Tel 56l-Y.
may1ld9W*
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-27
sov To CARRY PAPERS ON CITY
COOKS FOR A SUMMER CAMP

to- hoys. also for a camp for girls, near
Maine coast. state experience and wage
.xpected Address Cook, care kenne.
~ ~ Io,,rraI ma y25dtf
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-15
Rupture Kills
1000 Annually

Seven thousand persons each year
are laid away-the burial certificates
being marked Rupture" Why? Be-
cause the unfortunate ones had neg
lected themselves or had been merely
taking care of the sign (swelling) of
the affliction and paying no attention
TO the cause. What are you doing?
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