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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-21
WARN
AGAINST RED PERIL
'Bolshevism Called 1T W n
Scourge Of Atheism by
General Assembly
DRY REPEAL OPPOSED
BY the Associated Press

st. Louis, May 21.-Evangclism ms
IA means Of eradcating bolshevism and
II. w. W. ism is advocated by the board
of home missions in its report TO the
general assembly Of the Presbyterian
Church today.
Unless the masses are taught the
principles Of religion, 'the mad fury ot
bolshevism. with its twin scourge
atheism. will become universal
warned the report.
The report recommended increasing
the number Of missionaries in lumber
camps and industrial centcrs as a
method to check the doctrines and urged
establishment Of immigrant commnni-
ties TO Christianize and AmcricaniAe for
eigners
Publication Of religious periodicals in
foreign languages ms means Cf bridlng
radicalism and ''arousinC Christian
civic consciousness" was recommended
In the report of the board Of publication
and SahDath SrnO"I WORK,
President Wilson was arraignrd by
commissioners yesterday. for requesting
Congress to repeal or amend the Wartime"
prohibition act, and resolution was
adopted urging Congress to sustain th"
law. President Wilson is an elder in
the church.
A copy Of the resolution will be cahlcd
TO the President. 1t follows:
"This assembly learns with pain that
the President of the United states has
recommended to Congress that il repeal
part Of war time prohibition. aud in
view of this fact We most earnestly pc
tition Congress that it not only retain
the measure. but that tho measure hc
enforced tu the fullest extent. to the
end that the needs Of tho world for food
NAV be met. and that the efficiency and
morale of our own people he preserved. y
When tho resolution was read the
commissioners nppIaudcd for several
minutes.
"UnbecominC an Elder
The Rev. DR.. W. NJ. Kindman. Of
Columbus. Ohio. declared "suCh stand
is very unbcComing for an elder in the
PRESBYTERIAN church. and for man
holding so high an office rs that of
President Of the United States.
B. f. +. Prioh. Of Harrisburg. Pa.
state chairman of the prohibition or
ganization of Pennsylvania, asserted
'.this is the spcoud time President Will
son has stepped in to hefripnd the liquor
interests, and means the undoinG of all
that has seen done.
i Brewers who carry on their business
in foreign lands were denounced in the
report of the temperance committee, and
Congress was asked to disfranchsc nny
citizen who carries on in a foreign
country business unlawful i'll this
country.
N Rap Women Smokers
The committee doplorcd the use of
cigarettes. especially by women. and
urged upon Prcsbytcrians not only the
personal non use Of them. hut the pro-
motion of all possible legislation against
them.
{ Resolutions against lynchings were
adopted in the report Of the committee
on missions for freedom.
Resolutions of regret over the death
of Bishop David Fl. Greer. of the Prot
estant Episcopal Church, also were
adopted
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-21
WIRE REFUND AUTHORIZED
Public Utility Commission Accepts
PROPOSAL of New Jersey Bell System


Trenton, May ~ 49, Th" Publ" iility
Commission has accepted stipulation
from the New York Telephone Company
and the Delaware and Atlantic Tele-
graph and Telephone Company. com
prising the Bell system in New Jersey,
TO refund to subscribers excess toll
charges and excess charges for connc"-
tions and removals of telephones above
the rate in effect prior to September |
last, when these companies passed under
control of Postmaster General Burlcson.
providing that in pending cases in the
United States Supreme Court the au-
thority of the states to regulate intra
state rates is upheld. The stipulation
will be operative from today.
Last week n similar stipulation on
local telephone exchange rates. ordered
effective May | by the postmaster
general, pending decisions Of the United
States Supreme Court on appeals of
South Dakota and Massachusetts. was
approved by the Court of Chancrry.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-21
West Chester Greets Men

West Chester, May II 1.-THE mem
horS of the lO%d Ammunition Motor
Truck Company, recruited in this place
which saw hard service in France. ar
rived home last evening and were vel
rom"d. Fire belIs and whistles sounded
and people fo"kcd by hundreds from
every section of the borough to thr
Market street station. where tho bows
d"traiucd and marched to the center
of the town.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-21
UKRAINIANS ARE ROUTED
After Hard Fighting, Poles Occupy
Balica and NovasioIki

Warsaw. May 21.-Thc rkrainian
offensive against tho Poles has been
completely broken, according to an of
fetal communiQuc issued here. After
hard fighting the Poles occupied Balira
and Novasiolki Tho Ukrainian losses
were extremely heavy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-21

Dispatches last week reported an ar
misticc had been concluded between the
Poles and Ikrainians by which the
Poles professionally received Lcmberg
and tho Ikrainans the greater part Of
the remainder of eastern Galicia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-21

Good Roads
and Good Gasoline
"They shall not pass" noble resolve
against an unscrupuous oppressor but it is an
expensive slogan for the nations highways
Acting this belief the Pennsy ylvana legis
lature recently passed authorizing
the expenditure of fifty million dollars for
road-buiding and Improvement.
Good roads and Atlantic Gasoline-there'sa
combination that spells maximum efficiency in
truck and passenger-car operation.
For there's terrific energy in every drop of :
Atlantic Gasoline. Tremendous power-more
power than you need for the hills and more than
you will use on the straighaways
Use Atlantic Gasoline in your trucks and
passenger-cars. Take figures off your gasoline
bill and put them your speedometer where
they show to better advantage.
THE ATLANTIC REFINING COMPANY
Pittsburgh
ATtANTIG ( ! | 3 \ ! J :
.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-21
Man Ends Life in Bathroom

Charles Shimp. fifty three years old.
was found dead in tho bathroom of his
home. Twenty fifth street near York
Yesterday by his daughter. In his
mouth was tube connected with a gas
water heater.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-21

verness. Scotland, on September 10,
1909. The couple took the names of
Due and Duchess de Vizeu, and cstab.
rished themselves at Castle Bonnbach,
in Baden, Germany. Three children
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-06
NATIONAL COMMISSION
SAYS PITCHER HOYT
LONGS NEW ORLEANS

Cincinnati, Sept. 1.-The Nz1lnnai
Baseball CnmmissBn tnlRd helc tnn1
me New, orieRns club has a prinr righz
ID -ns SERVICES Of FttEhsr Waiie C
Hurt. hui recommended that the Hus-
ton American L,eagne club, with wfrirh
ne has been PLAYING. ne given an OPP
ppr-unlrv 10 purchase his reanases nj a
-tasgnabie cnnAdHrat iDn.
The commission IN It's finding sGid
Il the Twe clubs fail 70 cnrne ID terms
within 10 DAYS the award Of Hpyr n
New Orisans II 10 become effective and
VII ne an1urcsa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-06
CLAM BAN JOHNSON y
ASSUMED ROLE OF
DICTATOR In MATS CASE

New York. Sept. s-whsn RE-
johnson, presidunf Of rhe Azneraunn
Lsagne, ordsred me suHpensinn Of
Car. MAYS IN July list, fur allngsd
hrsach Of contract with the BnsEun
AnE-icars. he acted WITHOUT tnfur-
mRripn an the case." sxerrisad ''un-
aurhurtzed puwsr" and assumed 'tdac-
rRxurshlp" in TN league, ruuunEl 1nr
thu View York baseball club cnufzuA-
sd rudhy n the opening sezatun II
the clubs motion 10 make parma
nent the sempurzry tn5unrr1un re-
srrainIng johnson rrum iunarferlng
with the yankees' use ~ Mzyn.
Mays quit the BasEun club dzz<1zg
a game On July i. n Was azsar-niG.
because ne was suffering msuxzlly
from durnesrir troubles and had hmMm
almost knncAed out by thruwn sha1.
Mr. Frzzee, owner Of thu BHEfMn
club. zyMpArhizen with TN disrrxaanl1
pitcher over ms family and dnxnc1nI
d1fhculraes- crunsei sad. and ~ rrner
CLUBS mad M for him, asked Mays
which ONE he would prefer. The
New FORK club had offered xzh.BaB
for MN and II Was 70 the Nsw Turk
club that MAYS SAID ne wRnrsd ID I'm.
The transfer contract Was them Sign
sd and MAYS was sold ON July n
Johnsonis notice of suspension cMule
Cwo DAYS lHIsr c5unsel adt1ed.
The board Of directnrA. n was ar-
gued. forms the appellate court OF rlae
lengue and Johnson as lHague presi-
dent mas absniutelg ne Jurisdiction
in mArrers IF discipline. The hszr1ng
Will be continued on Msndaw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-06

RIngen Sc Sure, hrs. by Elm
gen, Vim. 9 Bumps. Cniry
Aoollne. bm. by The Tbbe ".
4. Cox. Dover. y. e. ..-..... l
Toad e Echo. bg, Bert c Wells
Kent Eli ...-..-...... ........-.... D .
Pa1 Defnresr hing py by The
Detorest. " G Morrill,. PITTS
field -.......-......4. ......... ) 1
Tine-21B -: 21B IA. ..2e IA.
Us LASS. TROT AND PACE,
PURSE, se8n
Aired TODD, bE, ny Echo Todd
Eudson farm Guilfnrd 49,. 6 Or
Donald e chg. by Aifnndly
Wick v alton. Tnorarikee IS /. rr
, Nary O. orm. by DON GA
III. Eidrldgs. Clinton. .........-.-55
Easter knight I'm. by Dark
night v. z. Cox Dover,
n 4. ..--.......-.. .-.-. q ....-. ! l..
June Powers, I'm. by The
Messenger Asa Grant, Fan
For .-..-..-,.-....--.-.. . 4
Taasar I. rnE, ny Com. Curtis
=. Getcnel Bangor ~ 3 8
-.
On Sa-uruRv there VIII be three
Glasses, go purse s-Bb: 10, purse
A. and Ia purse 600
On Saturday afternoon the bal
game al the park WI be between
The Ptr1sdeid A 4. ana the Eastern
Manufacturing Cos. Team rum
Brewer.
MrE CharlDr1e Griffin and daughter
MS Maroon Griffin, Of Augusta, were
N rown THURSDAY, guests Of Nj. -nc
A-z. j. ". Manson.
Herbert ". Keene Of Arlington
Mass. is N tcwn me guest of ms
daughter, Mrs Nsal .. Stanley. anr
tami.v
On Thrrsdzv evening Horace parka,
ana Miss Myrtle z. CpnmnE, both Of
P!rIatield. WERE united n marriage 3
the Eigh street parsonage N Newpor
by the Rev. J. ", EernDinE, the singl.
ring service being used. ClErenc.
Chase acted as best run and Miss Eve
IN Ancril rs bridesmaid.
Mr. and Mrs. Z J Cnpurn and VII
liam Coburn Of SangerviIie. with Cal
and Mrs z A Bpnrhpv Of WRterviIle
were n Ipwr Thursday En- ruure To Mr.
Cnbu-n home n SEngervilie whore o.
Friday the annual business meeting ut
the Milne Tuberculosis Association.
was held
Mrs III. ? Eamnistnn and daugnre.
are guests Of Mrs. Eamnlerun' ia.
-erta- Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles z. vicker-
IN Main Er-eet.
NJ. and Mrs. William J. surmRn o.
Ptr1sfiEid. Mass. and Mrs. Eliza Shaw
O. Newport, formerly of Pirtsfield. a..
n TOWN for a viHit with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Maxield a
Bridgtun. former residents Of thls tow
are visiting friends here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-06
PITTSFlELD
Good Racing and Zig Crowd al
-Four County Fair FRIDAY

-Annt.le- large crowd was on hand
IT. d. = 10 attend the -Four County Far
:9e many attractions offered and me
-lteGi weariasr making cnmnluariuH
trl.-1 il YVES hxrd Id near
The Midway wRs a busy place with
u many SHOWS exnibitiunE. games and
& .5iTG tents. The mer-y-Eo-rounn dc
IS hE business and al of the -akl-s
r. wed pacrUnIZea.
&c TiLrin= program consisted u three
c.4s~.s-jne 30 E,alEe, tbs - c.Rss
anG Tie -~19 class
he --3b stake race waa tina first cRlle2
End -.r=e STARTERS came ON mr. me
wora- Charles W. owned by L j
Y or hen Of 81. AIhRns. had no t-ounle
N winning the race IN three straight
he's. Young Caoel. e-nm the hudson
F4Tzs u Guiiturd. won second place N
ne t1rs- Two heats and landed -al-o IN
tlls b!-3 heat, winning second rnuney'
re nd money went 10 Merlyn own
sG & Georee ". RaTchelder o. Rock
i.a-. The best rine was ED i.
next event On the caro- was ne
- .HsE and five starters faced M
" RI This race went IN straight heats
a. TO. RIM the ". z, Coz sianir.
Due = H. landing first meme Dur
r" owned 1v Ber- g Wells. Ken; =
u T. =t7rIn- secUnd; VT G. Bumps
n=-n Be Sure won third rnuney anu
Co, Eafisr @. Mor-ilfs Pat DeForest
gnr laurrh.
TIE hest RACE OF the artsrnonn was
the Us class. which tuck four heats %
dec re. The first hsRs Wac won M ASA
Grant June Powers with Easter
y r,f7 rpm the ". z. Cox Stable cum-
rnr IN q Close secnnd- In the next heat
Easter Wight prrrrilv captured first
rjucr. and Donald -, owned br Nick
TX ,tnn of Thurndike got second ulace
" I'm June Powers in thlrn place. The
nsx- rwo hezts were taken by Eastnr
Nia!lt. winch gave her the race The
eccnd money went 10 June Powers.
th.rd 70 vassar C.. owned by J. c.
G acheII and fourth TO Mary c., owned
tx A ID. EldridEe Of Clinton.
! The officials In the JudEeE stand
were 4 he same az ofiiciafed Thursday
The summary in ms ft,IlUws:
2.3e STAKE TROT and PACE,
PURSE 500
Young Czbel. hIlzx, by Cahei.
Hudsun enEam. Euni1Eurd ----2 2 3
Eshnrsa<.s ". hE. lsB E.hmnAEw Enst
C. =. Wuzxhnn, - A1hmznm :. n
MEzrarsn. mr.. hy @mn Frnurtsrn
Gen. w. RafrhaideE. Hnck1and 2
T me-.-2s: I'D Ia. HI
a.cs CLASS. TROT AND PACE.
PURSE 500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-06

sibsuv. y. z. Sept. 5-Prn1essacn-
Al nHseban players And umplrss' M
.--.- vnat their club affiliations
-sv De. wno pzrtaripats IN games
.,.y.r "A View York srare rAnis yea
,-,r ,e sun1ect rc the new srase IN
:ume Tx Players ane nln'iisss
v,r,se residences and acme Heams
-. pcatne L other srz-ss. VII be
-.rp,-sc 20 pEy IL trrnutr t1'x On
80 nuney sz-nsf while -acy are
-ls,.,nr "A yew York ? rilis znounrs
VOW han sl,g0n Pievers cf
- -o-k clubs ana unpirrs whose
.r,,sr g-e IN View -'ork viii not be
-s,,,-eo u pHy a tax on their sal
,-,ss ea-nsd n ganlts o.rsiae the
s-alh ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-06
TENNIS PLAY AT
FOREST HILLS. n. Y.

Forest Ellis, sept THE InIfeu
STATE. IRWIN tennis team defeated Cns
Australian four n all three events twu
singles and a doubles, N the lnIsrna-
tIuuai marcn which began here tnuRg
In the ipuhles ". NJ Johnston. Amer
icRn singles cnanplun, and u iilHm Z
Tildsn ID. Won from Norman Z.
Brpnkes and 6. L PATTERSON, VIM re-
Gently won the American doubles title,
g. 4-6. 81, S-S. In ths singles Wallaca
r. johnson, dispnsea Of Eandnlph ~
set ga. Sd g.. and B. y. WilliAms "a,
oefaafed Il 2 Thomas SIS. sd. 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-06
CARDS BLANK
RED TEAM. 10

ST. Louis. M, Sept. s-HeRrhcofes
single ami steal u second
followed by McEsnrvs single In
the eighth inning scored the unly
run IN tndHy's game and 81. Louis
defeHted Cincinnati / 10 0. The game
deUeiuped I'D pitching dnel he
tween Doak and Ring, with the for
mer slightly excel ne. Score:
Cincinnati d o o Q o o o o t.--a-t-2
81. Lnuis ......- 0 o 0 q o. x-l-7-o
R.ng and WInEoi DoEk and Glenn
on:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-06
HOLY CROSS WILL
PLAY BOWDOIN
AND COLBY

Warceztsr, Maaz-. Sept 5-Enly
Cross win open Irs football seasun
Oct II West Point. according %
the scnedule announced last uiErr.
The schedule tnilrws:
Oct 4. Army AT West PUNT: Oct.
L. BUwduIn- Oct 1S. Springfield T
M c. a College II SprlaEnslds Oct
"a, Connecticut Agricultural CnIlesr:
Wow l, Rhode Island Nov. q. CnIny
Wow. -. Detroit FL Detrutt
Games not deEigunted otherwise
are To be played al Worcester.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-06
RUTH TALES
18TH HOMER
IN RED Sox WIN

Philadelphia Pa. Sept. -Busrun
had 25-hiu tnr a total uf e bases to
dzy. opening IL Settles with Phiiadei-
pima win a 15 I'd rirtnrw After
the srure became Is I'd I Jones ease6
mp winnie Gea-T replaced NoEes and
stnpped the heavy firing. In Ihe sec-
ono inning Ruth drove Inns Eth hnme-
run ID the seRson ever TIM rlgnrdeid
1ence, SIGNALLING Buck Freshman 8
Mz5nr lsRxne record. Fir nex1 TINE
M, Ruth h1r tine rigfT field fsnce rwa
1esI nrum the rpp. He had ffve hirs
airnserher and Hooper registered rwe
-,-lpies and rwc doubles In -he ser
ond inning Bustnn executsf triple
play when Jones czuEut Turner's
lrw liner with Sr-unk on third and
Thomas IN first Sscore:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-06

View York. Sept. 5.-Bronktvn
evened up 1ts series with New York
here TO-DAY. winning The second game
Of the series by = score Of ID -.
A-- the Gia1rs nea Lhe sc1rc in the
eighth inning. brooklyn won against
Winters IN the Ninth. kiiiuG scnring
On his triple and GrIfttrn's sacrifice
fy ScnrE:
BROOKLYN 0 l O 0 Is 5 0
New York Q c q 0 0 = O.
Mlrcf1en and Kruger; Barns Win
Eers and Gonzales.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-06

Picked Teams to Play
at $50 P. NJ. Today

The hRsehRl game II be played be-
tween rwp picked tsams Of the AnEuB-
Ia Twilight League H an this after
mum I'm rne Renal Williams fieid snpuis
prove une OF the taE1sst games Of the
enrt-e season. These tAams are cum-
posed Of the cream Of the league. The
TWO captains. Harvey Paase and viii
liam Parqnette, each claim the SUPP
riur team and the game will decide.
.Chur1sr" Harvey am Paul MrGolld-
riEk will do the twlrting. All fans
should be IN hand. The lineup;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-06

aefeat here put Cleveland IT THIRD
place and De1rDi- IN SECOND. ClcoI1e
had little trouble tcioIng the visirurs
safe. Chicago won i5v punching mis-
of al three Of Clevelaad's pitchers
Score
Cleveland 0 % o 0e1 q ei s 3
Chicago Is 0 20 0 3 x-D 15
Myers, Faeta. Eiel.ler and orNeill.
Cicorte and Schaik
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-06
OFFER DEMPSEY
Sc, 900 TO FIGHT
WILIE MEEHAN

Keno. View. Sept. Am ufnur DC a.
ae 70 lack Dempsey 10 ngtr Eiuse
MsnaaRn . rounds in Rsnp numsrzme
zftEr the first If rhs YEAR was made
tDoRy by the REM Athlsrc club IN .
teisgrHm 70 JACK Ksa-ns. nunzerr 1srs
Dcnspssy Members Of rne club snv
MzehHn Is willing To hEnt The u4er
made N Inn was nor gwen cut
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-06

Charley Parker. vino RECENTLY WIN
trum Young SRcco and others. win
nee. Johnny Donovan next Tuesday
sreuing al the Boston A A. n The
Aecnauics building. n a I2-round
unur Shaver O,Erien Of South Bns-
III and Joe Gibbs. the former navy
auxsr. viii meet fur 10 rounds, Shay
er hating a9feed I'd weigh IN al 155
gcunds tx. O." Charley Elklns and
Mack Murphy viii Try eight rounds
am Willie Green and Billy CaniN
Eill also Try the same limit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-06
Tigers Take Easy
One From RruWns

Detroit, Sept 5-Det--uir nir I'VE
~ St LOUIS three pitchers hard to-
DAY and WON. L. TO 3. Bush. Cobb and
Heilmann MADE 10 # Derralts il
hits. Dauss had a bad first inning,
but thereafter pitched well Score
St Louis 3 0 0 o q o q 0 o. - i
Detroit - e5e5n Gx-1e-14-e
GaIlia. EaiGw Wright and Sever
cid; DHuss and AinsruIrh
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BRAVES MN Oven
PhAIEs BY
TIMELY MTTllle

Eusrun. Sept THE Bustun
Braves dEfaz1ed Phliadelphia 10 .
to-day lH-Beay through TIM cnmninR-
-inn uf r1meay hir1ing by Smith and
Mann and Chensvs wilnnesH. The
Philadelphia pltcner nif Guwdv m
uns head with a pz1rnefl bail In the
fourth inning fnrcing rne Boston
alRyers retirement The score.
PHILADELPHIA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-06
RUTH TO BREAK
INTO THE MOVIES

Boston. Sept. Babe Ruth. the
Boston American League club harne-
run h1r1E, has giened a contract 10
act IN baseball fsarure mDrlun plc-
rure which viii be made in Califor-
ria 81 tine close of tine lsagne season
= WIS annpuncen here seday
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RETHL EHEM TEAM
MEETS FIRST DEFEAT
WHILE ABROAD

Stockholm, "Wednesday, Sept 8
The Bethlehem Steel fpnthau rsasn
suffered its first defeat Of its Euro
peHn tour here yesterday, being bea1-
en- by the Malnoe team, To =.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-06
ABOUT 5000 AT
HT-EHDL FAIR

u1n.nju, Ne. SEPT. h.-Aapul 5iN per
-, z--enned the secnnd Gay Of lin
Hammock County Fair Thursday The
ar M wa EuDd. FenIa Todd OF Il L
s,.-zel,'s Belfas. stable e1ualied Inc
,-acs ~erura ut LIE m the lasr heat OF
~. IL riass. Rnnrn AdHar. Hiusii1i
+sv1-l,s, tunk the 10 ciaEs. The sum-
TAI
~ LASS MIXED, PURSE Isb.
- rrx,n Todd
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CHISOX INCREASE
LEAD BY WIN
OVER INDIANS

Chicago, sent 5-Chicago m
creased irs aeasi 10 seven games IN
the peunAnt racs to-day by dsfea1-
Irg Cleveland to I. Detroif's vic
tury over St Lou1s and Cleveland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-06
GORHAM RACES START
THURSDAY AFTER FOUR
DAYS DELAY BY RAIN

. Gurnam, Ne. Sept 6.-Races were
started AT tne Cumberland County Fair
grounds Thursday acter a delay Of four
day-s un ACCOUNT If rain.
In the secnnd heHi Of the 20 mixed
race CASSIE H.dgewnod fell II the first
Turn. throwing Black. her driver, 2nd
EnR Il. with Pot-ie driving. STEPPED
min Cassie sulky wheel, Pprtle beng
thrown ID one side of the track EGa
L continued IN. pacing the mile with
out a hreHk ann finished third. bur Was
set hack TO fifth place by the Judges.
The summary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-06

Two-6RSe h1rs-CaIfalhRu. EiRck-
burne. Home run-Mann. Sacrifice
hirs-Causey, Enlke. Double plays
MaranviIle 10 EoIke. Left IN bases
Philadelphia .; Sosron g. Ease IN
balis-of Cheney 6 Ell BIZ pitcher
by Cheney e5owdyl Struck out-by
Cheney =, by Caussy l Wild pitch
Chsne~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-06

ed Pirrsnurwn z - o. Carlson alsp
pitched wei Su1 VIA scored On IN TIM
fourth inning wher. he walked F1ack.
vino was advanced on HuIlocner,s
SACRIFICE ana srp-ed On singles by
Eerznx and Enoerrsun- MiIler
pftEhed r1s nintl md passed 4nIlD-
-ner wzhr was sen. -G1,L-id by Her
zug.s sacrifice Enu Mzrkaes h1r.
Schre.
ChiERED CT { 0 i 0 Il 3 o.
PITTSBURGH @ 0 3 q o y o Bg o
Vaughan and KtIlefe, Carlson.
Miller md Schrnla.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-06
CUBS SHUT
OUT PIRATES. 20

Pirrspurgh. Sept 5.-NaugnRn was
irv.ncihie today and Chicago defeat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-06

Two base nir-Scutt. Hooper 60.
Schang. Ruth, McIunis. Gamer. Shah
NON. Burns. Alien. Three base hits
Hooper 70. ScnanE, StI-unk. Burns.
Home rHn-Ruth- Stnlen hases-Wiu
Virt. Sacrifice nif-McInnis. Double
play-Turner VIII and Burrus.
Triple play Jones. Mc1nnis and Tift
Left IN bases-Bostun L: FhiladeI-
ptlia G. Basses On baIls-of Jones 3;
on Moves . H1E-off Moves 80 IN :.
innings; OF Geary 8 II innings. Hit
by pircher-nv Moves Roth. Struck
out-by Jones a.. by Moves ,; Geary
I LOSING pItcher-Nuyes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-06

RAE RUTHRegistEs his 25th carruit Clou1- equalzng
Mz1M League record of Buck Freeman. He also made
duubae and three singles m Fndzy's game berwesn Red
Sox and MacEnen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-06
PHILADELPHIA.

BaIred fnr Moves n tn.
~ Barter for Geary IN srh.
Boston .......--.-..0 ! 3 o 4 0 O.
Philadelphia, ID = 0 @ 0 Q 0 d
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-06

IHne---4b -. Ii -; 10 IA.
rs Class, TROT AND PACE.
PURSE, s28H.