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Cleveland County herald., 1919-10-02
YyslaG Will Be
 Done With Money
Salvation Aray Officials M-. (
 Explanations.

All money co 'ected il .A,kan sas 0y the 5 lvgtlon Army VI. 0. spent m Arkansas except , imall amount that will be iurnef ,Ver to National Headquarters l. pay Arkansas share of the Cam )ign expenses.
 I'he money will be spent fol the following purposes;
 Field or evangelical work where the morally lost and u e 1utcast are lifted up.
 Slum settlements, where aid is given first and statistics compile q later.
 Maternity hospitals to provide medical care and nursing facili- ties.
 Workinglnen's ho,els to D ovi l@a n 7atia for transfer work CTS at nominal prices.
 ChlIdren's homrs for the ca and training of dependent chi dren.
 Young women's boarding houses, where working girls may have all the comforts ot home at small cost.
 Christmas dinner supplied to the poor,
 Fresh air camps maintainedin he country.
 Free employment bureaus to find work for hundreds of men.
 Missing Friends Bureau to locate missing persons.
 Aid to soldiers, sailors and Ma rines.
 Training colleges for Salvation army workers.
 In Arkansas, flew building aIe to be erected at Little Rock, H. t Springs and Fort Smith, and new crops established at New port, Helena, Paragould and Pine Bluff.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-10-02
State Teachers Ass0-
 Ciati0n Will Nee, In
 Little Rock Oct 29.

The meeting of the State Teach ers' Association to be he'd ir Little Rock October 29th to Nov. ember 1st will no doubt be the most largely attended meeting ever held.
 This will be joint meeting of the Teachers Association and the Music Teachers Association and the fact that grand Opera will be produced on the closing night will prove an additional drawing feature to music lovers.
 Many speakers with Nation wide regulations will attend this meeting.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-10-02
LEAGUE PROGRAM

Subject-Our Relations to oth- CTS, Neighoors and Friends. Leader Dewey Baldwin Scripture Lesson-Phii. 2 Ill Talk py Leader.
 Song
 Live happily with your neigh bors and friends-Mrs. Roy Powers.
 Making sacrifice for friends Lucille Robertson.
 Special Music Mrs. Ari Pow CTS.
 Make Friends-Grace Baldwin Give the best 10 your neigh. bors and friends Tina Reid. Talks by Leagures.
 Prayer.
 Song.
 League Benedi ;tion.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-10-02

Robt. Wright and John Offut of Redland township, Cleveland county, were here a few days ago in waiting for an oil expert who was to do some prospecting in that township and arrange tc put down well. We will Q : deavor 10 keep in touch with these gentlemen ant report r. . ults Here hoaiog that they will strike ile,"
 Tri-County Advocate
Cleveland County herald., 1919-10-02
HamiitOn-COle

A pretty home wedding was solemnized Wednesday morning October 1st when Teden Ham, ilton was married to Benford 5
 Cole. The Rev. j. l.. nedman said the ceremony. Only mem bers of the family were present, Immediately after the cere- mony they left for Hot Springs where they will spend a few ! da. s before going to their home at 6l7 Main Street, Little Rock where Mir. Cole is connected with the Dobyne Furniture Company
Cleveland County herald., 1919-10-02

Make a list of all who sub scribe and the amount also make another of all who do not sub- scribe.
 Turn these in to your County Chairman, with your subscrip- tions.
 Make the remittance any way convenient, that can be arranged later. The main drive is to be Oct. i2. Sunday at the Church, ask that your Sunday schoo Supt. assist you in this work gel as much help as you can.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-10-02
Bishop Mauzon an-
 nounces Quarterly
 Conference Dates

'The Quarterly Conference of the Rison Circuit will be held at Mt. Carmel on November 15-16 and tue conference of the Row ell Circuit will be held at Alt- Oliyet on November 22-23.
 Make private calls and obtain any pledges that is possible no sum to small or too large.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-10-02
E-o.'
 Arkansas LanC25

his Vt eE by Jim c Fergus y State Comm, of Mines, M
 lfacturers and Agric' ltIlse. from persons who want infnarn tion ab >ut Arkans4s Ian is, wi, the vi, of locating h4re, Wi one from the Catholic Land In grafton lturean, Ashland block. Chicago. This organiz ltion looking for section or more ol land for a prospective settler who plans to engage in stock raising Speclal inquiry is made about land along Crowley's Ridge or n the St. Francis valley. 0. R. Long oi Bloomfield, Mo. would like prices and description of farm land in different parts O. the State.
 J, " Jarrett, k r. D. 1, Box 4, Mineral Springs Ark. wants 0 buy a farm where he can grow timotny ana clover.
 Frank Cooke, 1-2 Granitoid Heats, Davenport, Iowa, Is a re- turned soldier who would like to locate in Arkansas.
 Mrs. Flossle Barrett, 325 Felix street, St. Joseph, Mo-, asks that ctr name be given to some of tie real estate men of the state who have farms fos sale.
 A. Spears, R. F. D. 1, care of Jim Sturgeon, Ames, Iowa, wants prices and terms on farm land.
 A. o. Haynes, Madisonville. La, is thinking of buying a farm in Arkansas.
 1. o Walker, R. ED 4, Nauroo, Alabama is a prospective land buyer.
 Donald Heffner, 7IS Fullerton Ave, Oh. cago, writes that there are several families with whom he in touch who are interested in Arkansas and who are able to buy improved farms.
 Colonel c. E. Hinton, 2I15 Portland Ave, Minneapolis, Minn. writes T am considering locating in your state and would like to get in touch with the different commercial clubs
 R. A. W ooten, a prominen stock breeder and alfalfa grower of West Point, Miss. is looking for a location for a stock farm in north Arkansas, along White riv- CT, where here Is a good range and soil suitable for the growing of alfalfa.
 Citiz ,ns of Arkansas who have land for sale are invited to core spo d directly with these home seekers.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-10-02
Organization Of Salvation Army
 Drive

Township Committees Named By Chairman Drive To Open Next
 Monday.
 Lee. W, ]. Carter, Mrs. J. F. Wynn.
 Redland. Mrs. Anna Parham, Lyddia Me Cullouh g
 Kingsland. Mrs, A. A. Ross, T. E. Mosley
 Saline. Jno. Darlington, Mrs. J B. Tolson.
 Hurricane. Fred Doster, Mrs R. L. Hart sell.
 Harper. Mrs. Horace Thomson, Mrs. A. J. Price.
 Miller. Rev. Jacobs, Marvin Reed.
 Hudgin Mrs. J. A. Brown, Mrs. G. A. Chambers.
 Whitevile. s. P. OneiI, Mrs. W. T. Gray.
 Bowman. Miss Lille Bridges, Mrs. w, D. England.
 Jackson. Mrs, s. r. Huntley, Mrs. Kitty Cubtherson.
 Niven. Mrs. Ben Williams, Mrs. W. l.. Conger.
 WEiteoak. Mrs. B. P. Bell, Mrs. J. H. Shelton,
 Smith. Mrs. E. R. Maddox, Mrs. Bob May.
 Rison. Mrs l. F. Williams, Mrs. s. o Eberhardt Mrs A. J. Hamilton County Chairman will be in Kingsland. on the aoove men, toned date.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-10-02

nr. w. R Cnnni. el, Eye SpeciaIis' will ia a,, !. October 10-11 at the kisao 7 Store. See him aheut you e5 s or glasses.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-10-02
NOTICE

Wanted twenty teams to haul logs and lumber. Highest prices paid. Pay week iy.
 Good place to board, Come and bring your teams to Saline Siding.
 Ssllee and Cash.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-10-02
Elum 2 { af0rs Wanted
 For 1920 Census
Several Applications Frcm Each Iowa. sh:p Desired, Discharged
 Soldiers

The Supervisor of Census de-
 res 10 se,ufe applications from
 ac1 township tn take the census or 1920. Tee Q ,iy persons dis qualified are those less than eigh- sean and more than seventy years If age, those Tot citizens Of the JAite States; and those convict- ed of any crime.
 Preference will be given dis eharged Soldiers, Sailors and Marines who have s Gil Service overseas.
 Applicants should write to Supervisor of Census, Monticello, Ark, requesting application blanks and stating polltica! town ship in which they live.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-10-02
RECIPE FOR SALVATION ARMY DoUGHNUTs

recipe doughnut  or
  teaspoonsfGl of powder   1& tablespoonful
  is.
  be O. the
   These doughn which brought Sal~ton a
  hungry naturally  along ln meal doughnuts for
Cleveland County herald., 1919-10-02

B Y P U Program To Be Given At Toledo Baptist Church Sunday Night Oct.
 5th 1919 Subject - Character Building. Leader - Mrs. Lena Reid. Song.
 Scripture Reading Ilileene Baker.
 Prayer.
 Special Music.
 Reasons why we should be ac. tive in character building Boyd Baker.
 Song.
 The Task of Character building Van Mckinney.
 We should build n accordance with our privilege-AIice Searcy Read ing 0nHiiee 0nHiiee Galloway Galloway Song.
 Results of successful charau,el building Jimmie May. October and baptlSt young people - James Mosley. Song.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-10-02
Card of Thanks

We wish to express cur apprt- citation to our many friends who were so kind, hel psul ard symps thetic during the illoess and death of our beloved wife, motner and grandmother.
 May God bless you.
 B F. Mood,
 children and grandchildren.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-10-02

Mrs. B. R Walker left Monday or a few day visit in Oklahoma.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-09
TO PROBE HAZING
AT ANNAPOLIS

AaHEInSICE- OCT. S.-Ilqut-y In1n re-
.Iurtea cases O. ha@ing a. rlae Navzl
Acnds-uv 81 Annapolis was orue-ed To-
CIV hy Sscrs Try El1ieis. The sec-st--
rvs action followed the reported Al
=. MR. a. suicide by TWO n1dsh ly-l.ei.
which -epur have sA4a vas 4 resGI- O.
persecution BY upper class men. R4s.
Adlrfrai Scale. super n tendent or Ine
5cavie TTzy, however, Reported rcdey shs-
Nirshipnan P Il. Sellzer CT Lebanon
Pa. who attempted to take his Own
de On SunGay had tlented liz. his &c
yrs The result o. i.s-zlng
Tire cam rumared case o. a-1enq
suic.ae has rot beer confirmed q
Z. ! iels gaia. and now s BE ng fnves j.
FL ea
J wpuio have no heSi-anc-" q pa
~ Drnjels said canish-- III expeI.lRr a
tI.r G-ec u1idsh lpIs1sn from the acale'r
Z / found Chey Lao been Implicated u
lang C any Dissertation. S-ude-c.
and offics-s a. Auna2el know Pres
dal4r Wilson's and ny Cwu vlews or
TIE subject I dc Id believe that her
has been any haZIrg ~ me Saval
Acadersy. hu- I Wiz DC everything paz-
s5hie 70 get Ine facts 1T the case
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-09
RATIFICATION Of TREATY
WILL GREATLY cnu6e
WORK PEACE CONFERENCE

Paris. Oct s-tBv rhe Associated
P-eEsl Win me complexion o. thu
peace treaty fy -atlnca ION Of three
sr,a- pow-s VII 81, Il Is sener4Ly pS-
Level n Ply :. W. JaAe place wIlI4A
W. weeks. -he wLrA If ne peace con-
ferenc- anG ne 81 -srnr cnGnca vii
De tA4E changed. Many g-e5li1Es &.
?. - IL lstIrz II . enc COUNT VI
ae C-s--sf-..-su -11m aia1Csy 10 he per
mH~eal =. LII -Ions a.. G.g2iss.un.
Ii 1a2- The supreme coLucu has a.
az TL-'ns- E4A1y ot L4t repa-a -IoR.-
--e---cns @. G. . mt vUnlm4ssi- T. vEicl
-sGeu1ir has Dec. IN es- gazing chy
anne IN o. prape:ry E@1Gln4r cazlis-
Iii ed II Hungarr belonging 10 III rhe
En- en- : powers, an he GE=c, LIZ Eoa-
I---I III GJia.4sC--lLHs WI have on E.uu-
III 6 shA- n the tu-al -epara iors
ManF Q-eaiic rs rel ting 10 Iht Sl.--n
a-isE DgEz ana Slieaia are Of sucn
pressing importance lEat they WI Ut
uoU3tecly f AIKEN ~ a. rne flrE. maet-
ing O. INC c8uncI o. III League OF Nc
ol- VIII r. ACCORDING 20 ya-llau mn.
Is 70 be called by President Wilson IN
-cr ct - - he treaty e 4orn1al-
y raL4ted D. LAree great pUwers.
\ plenlac-Ie 4 upper 81 es.a mIsf ne
held as soon rs pusainis. bs-aass Of In
u a re1 "e.azions there, where ire
Pts ara Germans are holding ear
oll!sr 4 1Rr. anG there Is E seacrni als
lNE5i-iGu n c1nference circles 20 give
P-EnG ra-ief u me earliest mornen1 a..
the aales. an cnaI supply Is urgent
resdA0 IN cenr-a- Europe.
Until the United STATES -a-Ifes rhs
treEry = cannot participate in any crr-
nj son creared under the treaty, AMI
vtlls t1e An1=-I@an Qelasal2s fee tina
the orher powers WI cBa<s- with tire
Americans and not dsIiDe-are!v pre5u-
dir American inter 81 there Is E-pR
1~e-i1g srarn: the American aeiega les
as they fel rn1t thei- INABILITY 20 DIR
ueipa1s IN anything but an adFisn-,
capacity Is q great EanGIcap
The supreme council VII Instant
inHe MUCH Of rs Importance as seen Il
the German treaty Is IN eject. E7owsv-
c.. ciIe Bulga- an. 4 1nga-iHn and Turk
ish -rsariss are hanging tirs and he m
ct-a -ions are tna- II viii be mar
mo-tns before these can. be dlspnseii
CT because OF the unsettled cnndi tIun
II E-nga-v and Turkev.
The German srsacy, IT consequence =,
rs ratification bv -eyal decree OF kim
Victor EnmanEe, C Ttaly. viii becun
cfsc-Ive II Is gays. according To the III
tsrprerGtion ~ the Franco pres Their
g considerable uncertainty in cnrte--
ence circles. however. whether tne de-
cree m-s1 DC approved by me Italian
Parliament beture r is finally eEec-
i've
Y was 20 ed or before ra1ficat On
tta- ne Italian constitution requires
he approval bv Parliament q r-eae de
Tvs living err ltnr.a al -.hansss. - Is npw
s"l6 in sune Quarters that both t-en-
les. German and Austrian. nus hav.
the approval Of Parliament petp-e ar
rIir ng the force If law 50 far as cor
Germs I.alv III IT'S internal puiicr. nu1
hal as concerns he otner sigma nries
he ru-Ti Le-res i sltH@igu-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-09

which Is shown Al the Strand laca.,
Is che If the mnst remarkable that
aas been assembled n al u Miss
younYs prnruc-iuns. The leRf-ag
ma1 n The 5e-sr Wife" viii be
Nigel Barrie. VINO is ceiearaEng his
Giscna-gs from 1ne RovsI FLYING
Corps ry piRying The role Of Sir Eich-
ara beverly. kaehlyn Williams
another Well known motion picture
actress, Is cast fnr al IMPORTANT pa--
N Ln1s p-oduc-lnn- while Lillian Wal
Ger, q s1a- Of both stage and screen
ls seen as Eeien hEaEdon. al Eng
asn girl. Ev4ng Cummings las an
IMPORTANT part and one which fits his
type ID perfection lie Is seen as the
Connie de Cheperal a gay French
coCC- VINO CUTS a Wade swa-n among
the Ladies. Little Ben Alexander
VINO nas come L De known as rne
swesias1 child actor On the screen. Is
also included, while the remainder OF
the COMPANY Includes Barbara Ten
MIL and Edward kmban.
Tom Moore n One Of the FIJI
est" rs latest Golcwvn Picture
makes a wonderful companion pic-
1Uce 10 Mise yoUng.s DeHu-Hul offer
ing and ROUNDS Gut hil Of excep-
1lonal quality. Two shows roday Al
e.3O and 73n-Adr-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-09
Delegates On Way
To Hold Cotton Con-
ference New Orleans

New York Oct eA special train
carrying more rnan 4sS Delegates 70
The world cnr.on conference at Nes~
Orleans October I5-IS left here today.
The Delegates leaving include zooS.
elEa- European countries me orne:-
being Representatives. Of tine New
Y ork cotton exchange and View Eng
lAnG Manufacturing, shipping ana
Banking interests associated VIII
me growing md narbstlrg Of the
American staple A sL3p ~ enc dRy
vii ne made a. la Grange. GR-. .
l1aErcs lie mills n -na- vicinity
ne Conference wiz be amended by
more than 6.aBh Delegates and IS Lns
E-s- - &c asiG since 1897. P-aGrlcaS-
II cry foreign country that Uses
American cotEun VIII be represented
not Only By 6slsgnles II he c9utga
sz Ranges and cUE-3n a1.ln EEacEQring
interests, bE- " specIal rep-esen Ia
t5vss Of TIE ya-luEs g0verEmel Is
seDt N response . II InvtraQup sx-
tended through The American de-
parr1srt OF srz-s
Among ne nar1srs 20 be cousi1-
1s-ed. according Ii the arrangement,
Will be the following
Buying and selling ba-4Eg an
transportation OF cotton. WIN al
that pertains Lne-eLo,
discussion 81 the world : consume
LIN requirements. with the possible
need OF Z system OF 4ppo,'C1IIumenf
among Lae nations Win which the
tinted states enJoFs rec p~ocaI trade
.'e-I-1ians-
Means o. Inc1 easing aid mprov-
-ne coU-pn production II ne ! lI--1
STATES M other ccLT. a-4ez.
Consideration u -he Ua -ncatry
needed Lp- Replacement and leCelop-
mant Of lie textile lnE4slI'y. .spec-
.1-y u Francs ana Belgium.
Discussion Of the par the United
%rlles - Gre.-4-..- n1--8r = .
PLY Il w9rlG Gea1J usrneul. VI
esp=cla- regard " me needs Of -h@
1l-L-.re Of ne -ax--Ia -n14sT-v
Discussion ~ lnL=r2AEIonal slAnl.-
- ---c.- liz rIuI Of hours u i-.or II cht
lex1Ie and C1ns- Industries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-09
WINTHROP

The annual Inspection O. Aoerak
chapter No ia, Q. Z. E VII be
held Friday evening. OCT 10Th. The
inspecting ofhcer VII be Grand Mat
ron Mrs E.iva - x I'D Web u
Eenopscot- Al members are re
Taes-eo cD De present.
Past AasIs-s rlghc was observed
hy Winthrop Grange Al Grange Aaa
Tuesday evening With q guood rum
Der II attendance. Al ne living
pas. Uas1e-s were present. txrsyyl-r1-
-wo. The program. which was pre-
pared Ey Past Master Nj z Norc-oss
WIS rs follows: Singing. LIZ he
Grange; paper. History OF ne
Grunge, WIN LIST OF past masters
--orn me beginning down u the
presan- Tine, Mrs. J. Henry Moore:
reading SIsrsr Nea., reading. Sis
ler Webb, Liz On Straw berries.
F'srs1 Mas-e- / Y Black: TAX on ne
Soodo eet1a Order Past Master Z. T
Clifford piano soic. Bera.ra Ham
monG; remarks, Pas Maslar Nor
c-ess- The final reports ror he Boys
and Girls 12sT were gwen. ne -ir,:-r-
c4af returns being sac re
bl. and Ms. Il - ( Sluunl-s Of
~ 4ncnes-s-- Mas. 2re guests @ NJ.
and Mrs. {. ". Shaw 81 ~e-te by
a..0 Ear Esazselev
Ms. !. Il ElacA uho Aas been
rhe guest u her eauEu1er. Mrs. =. NJ
Chegiey- returned Tuesday 10 her
hnrne L n ! ernou.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-09
DRESDEN

AL-S-Ar and Mrs Mel Law
renee Of Lynn Mass a-e Occupying
ne Kate " eeks house. M Lawrence
Is enjoy ias the sporting season.
Re-. and Mrs ! =. AcEraw start
60 Monday On ar auE0 "trip Lo PEN
BROCK They az - ae accompanied
by tnsI- dAEgn-e- Mrs. Leigtto
and children Of SheepscorI
T'ae Scar ClGo vii meet Frlda- az
the nome of eliis pasharc
NJ Thompson and friends Of Bath
have beer -ay-Iug II the Dresden
EgUse fur the past few GAYS. They
come eV cry YEA during the open sea
snr tor birds.
NJ and Mrs. X z E.oadteG-e. NJ
AVG Bicktl-d ana Mrs q A RIck-
lord were business callers ID Card
Ter ThursGay
Frank HuIehanSs and family Of
X lscas~at were guests SUNDAY of
lncal relatives.
Ms. SUSIE Mayors accarupa cied ha-
sister, Ms LYDIA Varaey to RrEns-
WICK and Is passing a few days
-lla-e
Mrs. c Il Mcdonald anG Mrs. r
L PCshard were business cailers u
W.scazset Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-09

VIII = -1al liz, swept -a1nDer- back
fle.l les aga nsL me 70 pc wne-e d few
nure-vsry ezu-pesses toorea MIN cor
h cour-
Note: The -1me consumed by rhs
aoous ACTON was wet undey ! minute.
The serni-tlna. match Was : hummer
Wherein Dummy -nrra.rie 4 fu-Iner Al
gUsra hpy. now OF BAN delivered !
knockout to jerry Stewart Of 3Csron,
s-aa-Iv In the delight OF The crowd.
The actlun Started Drisklp II ne a-st
After d shor- exchange Of alcws Stew
ar landed an unexpected one OH Dan
uy's CAN ma sem him q he ropes.
But Danny di6u sean ID mind 4 MUCH
ana few seconds later shu- across 4
cheEt-crushe- that TairIv lifted Stewart
0E mis- feet but Gldn finish hin-r!ll
.a1ar
5levaTt came hack game n Lne sec
una and PASSED ACROSS : 1ew good ones
m MS own account
II me third Stewa-- seemed u be nav
RS me best n r -apea te1ly lahpins
Danny IN -ne lace Until Il appeared
-t1ht Danny was gazing rroEgy Bu-
suddenly, backing out OF d ei1ncf Lor-
ralne caught Stswa-I an unEua-ued jar
thEt sent him 70 the mas 1nr me last
time.
JUhrry Fraser Of Portland was -ef-
cree and. needless 10 ssx ne of1icia1ed
70 the utmost Satisfaction Of al
An unexpected feature that added
mnch 70 the evening entertainment.
was the appearance Of the = Cecilia
BOYS Band of Lewiston. which hep
things i've Y throughout the shew
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-09
JOHNSON AND COkIFREY
BOUT 1 GOOD DRAW
TWO KOS IN ma&

One Of the fastest cie2nsst anC
most scientific boxing exhibitions
ever staged II Augusta was that pUt
OF by Tex" Hopkins last evening a.
CRY hall when Leo Johnson. the col
cred lightweight champion Of the
world huxeo Frankie Coni1rey. the
Fighting Fireman" Of New York
Two six-round bouts ID a draw.
This main bout, from the ars1
gong &c the last was packed WIKI
hard fast, clean, scientific fighting
and continually Grew bU-s-s Of ap-
pia.use from an orderly crowd Of
fgh. fans that literally damned the
hal.
In The first Johnson Started fast,
forcing Con1rey hard. and when II
the second round he caught ConErey
slightly OF balance anc knocked him
ID the maj IL laaized as though John
son wpuId emerge the winner. But
CauErsy came I'D fast and finished
Strong. The third was about even,
but the fourth seemed slightly n
ConErsys faU1r- In The fifth. Com
frey got n a number CT gopo punch
es OF the face. The sixth ended WITH
both fighters geing strung. II the
final SIX rounds the points were
about evenly divided with Johnson
forcing the fighting but unable %
floor ConIfrey vino repeatedly got II
telling jahs 10 Johnson face and
body. Johnson Is one Of the clever
ist. fastest and most scientific box
ers that has ever fought II City hal.
Ee Is quick as tightening and CON
tInuaIly lodged or blocked blows CnG-
seemed slar-ed for sure knockpUrs-
Contfrey while not Sc East. is
gamey, hard fighter with plenty OF
knowledge Of The game. His ability
In block Joflnsons Smashing drives
saved him from many an ugly sIrua-
rlon- Both ConErey and johnson
fought cleEniy throughout and put
I'd a scrap rhat not only satisfied the
crowd but proved decided credit 20
me game Itself
The preliminary hour between Eddie
Pnlla al Watsrville and Young lam
be,-t Of Augusta WIS short and sweet
when The g8nv sounded Lambert start
I'd fur Ed q with rus:l ana forced HIM
against the opes. bu7 t9e result turned
CIT var similar ia -Gr cruians r.
rre,4isa1.t drive en F.4"4a. EDDIE WIS
Z lain4v ANNEXED. After laying down q
isr-r fic harage and bringing his heavy
EaEx nto action ne went ever the tpr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-09

There Is pA~louc ulns Inan. z.
Cram 2 HI. ana MS rAuie IS Ernest Gil
81 u. asuR. 1un # NJ. and Mrs Levi
CHER = .psuI. ae nad I birthda or
Tue2La OCT. : ana he WIS seven
eurs oiG i r4ce lot Of presents was
show e-c4 Upon MN. ireluCln- de!;Ent-
tl-l hc- rom North = ~. one tnlHs il
con AIMED BENG q oeau--s-l :iIr-nca.y
~aae Upon begag q 4esuuneG about The
ca-ul 5n The =a.s-. Ernest aalc here
ua-au : any because hey cO..ldr ne
1ir.,- ad coming through me nal :
Then he MAD gun Iusr ne -4snt size
ard make -nr su1a1 Do H.s E-lnQ-
mo hc- aud an. Ea-e / II some nlnne--
ana u hour cnnsu ing arybuGy E-aese
Doe he rnnney straight 10 scnooi to
ul.t -nr : slar1ps
airs julia Gipsen was The guest last
w..th Cr ir.r a-Ighl a.. Ms. Thomas NJ
Drra-L o1 Nr-+h STREET. Augusta.
N-s Az epson returned SunEa +"
from an extended WISH WIN trends
aaa ratarl~ev II New Han r,sn-re ar
ii a -snlil L.sel-s
Era Ole-- vino tIRs been employed tg-
som. urne past a. Nu--n jay has a.
r;Eed horl>-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-09
ITTCHFIELD

Miss IneZ GnweIl returned 70 3os-
ton Tuesday. after passing the SUM-
uer with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
4. 8 GOwsu.
George Stevens Of Chsisea L work
ing for Dennis Bishop.
a (. Goweu Is reported on the
sick list.
Mrs. Ahbis B-aun OF Bah has
been visiting her cousin. Mrs Mary
Jewerr. az Me-.lIs Corner.
The sing viii be held AT the home
OF J r. Small Thursday evening
Mr.. Cnie. whD has been passing
his vacation at the nome Of ". and
Ms. r. .. EraEE, returned Monday
&c Providence. r /
M. and M-s. RoIlin Stevens and
sons Warren and Ralph Of Bath
PASSED the Weekend H their home
here
MISE Ruth Buksr was business
visitor in Gardiner Saturday.
Ben Einckley had the misfortune
70 ilur. his foot while working or
the hay press.